https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f0bf8404ee363d04aa50ffc7af0408d9.pdf bb2590d16441844f258463e9a34e19a3 PDF Text Text • ' • ' •' , I-DIIly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 30, 1957 Michaels Family Reu~ion Held Sunday I At Rock Springs Fairgrounds For 55 1 Mr Middleport Society 28 1 Honored During Party Saturday Mrs Jack Lellhelt e'nterta1ned with a b1rthday party Saturday af ternoon at her home Osbtrn St honoring her son and daughte r Frnkle and OeeDee Crepe paper streamers and baliooni were used as decontlons for the party Games were plaved and pr1ze1 awarded to J C Ru.ssell, Jeff M.an lrtn and Donna Marie Hauck Mrt Leifhe1t usJated by Mn Perry Carpenter served lee cream derotlted b1rthday cake wtth the lnlftriptlon "Ha.ppy Birthday, l''ran kie and Dee Dee" and Kool Ade Favora wert> lela and blow outs Present were Donn11 Ma tle Hauck, Sharon Walker, Jeff Ma n kin, ROJef Carpenter J eannette Eblin lind J. C RWI&ell TRAILERS Saee f)JOO t• .100#1 NEW and USED, 18 to llO It lona, 10 wides One, two and thne bedrooms Many sold for balaaee due F~ Delive ry Low Down Paymentl WAVERLY MOilLE HOME SALES U. 1. 23, Waverly, Ohio RAMONA BRI NKER Mr and Mrs Bert Brinker of Pomeroy, Ohio, ar e announC· mg the engagement and ap proa~.:hmg marnage of the1r -daugll· ter Ramona to Mannmg Roush son of Mr. and Mrs Kerns Roush, Forest Run. Miss Bnn ker 1s a graduate of Ravenswood High School, class of 1955, and 1s now employed at Bailey's Dnve In at BradbUJ y Mr Roush IS a gradua te o! Pomeroy High Scbool, class of 1954, and IS employed by Umon Barge Line as a Strtk er Engtn C!er An early December wedding Is plap ned and Mrs Paul Moon! and famtl y Fa1rbourne ha ve been v1s il lflG Mr an d Mrs (.e or ge Moore Arthur Covl' rt Zanesvil le IS vm lmg Mr ~ nd '.Irs Ernest Co. vert and fam11y tlo ts wt:ek wh1le his so n th£" !lev L ~s te r CO\ ert lS vacat wnmg 1n Colorado Wll h fn c nds Lmda Lyon ~ IS vts•tt ng Mr rmd MISS Sh1rley Bee~ le Rae1ne is Mrs Stew art Burde lle Poml P lea ('njovmg h.er varatlon flo m the 5 ant thJ s week Economy I Ofln Co Geor ge L< 1Sk Ka ts er Alumlll\lm \I rs Herm an &ho!l "pent the Pla nt wJ s , b us l n'$~ viSitor 1n wccke nc m Nch;onvl llt wtt h her M 1dd le port and Po met:oy Monday son m law and daughter Mt and Mr!l HJ1 ,••1 Lutz rmd Edit h. Hu t Mrs John R Weeks 111npi llar (,<~ l hpol1 s wf>re Su nday Mr and Mrs OIJ Yer Lander .. guc st11 of Mrs Lllltan Slel ff and of Columbu s wt n Wl J: ken d guests attended 1~ e cv(' nlng Comm umon of ~ r and Mrs Eldon W~eks sf'tvtce at the ~'1 r s t Presbyter ian M r and Mn HarP' P Sm1th Chu rc h The y aLso v1s1ted bnefly we r e In Bre ma n S1.•nd.a y where wtth M r s h n Hruwn I the) JOJn<'d OhiO fn e ndt Wlto M r and Mrs 1.. D En m are Ill VISit ln \V intcr ha\Cll }<~J a during california un a vara tton tr tp th~ wtm er Ap proxt mately Z5 Holly Mallin tS 111 MexiCO on were presen t for t he ptCnle dm· a vacatiO n tr1p Mr and w. rs Dawl Je nkms and sp n David are on vaca tio n and M r and Mrs J ~ Deeg.e, ~i !1 ' are Yls ttmg In CJRC!nn at l and Forl gln er Sh1rlcy , attend ed the fkJ· W ay ne Ind dc l~h le! reu nt on at Upper SUI Mn Charles LewiS Sr who has Russell Mllls ~as returned home dus ky Sunday moved back to her former home on s unda y fr om the Hol:o:er Huspttal Sgl Sara J Fisher and Sgt Bel Donley E ugeJ1e and DJann~ Broadway after ll has bel!"n r cdec whe re he has been a surg1ca.l pa ty Sam ec who have been VJSitmg Wm1frcd chil dren of Mr tmd ou ted a nd r emOdeled was honored tle nt Members of the M1drl leport wit~ a house warming this past Fire Depart me nt \'ISJ!ed hl m F n the for mer's parents Mayor and Mrs Harley Stron J (Althea Re Mrs C 0 fisher, and family left bel) of Wtlkesv1 li e rec eived the week day m ght at th e hos pi ta l Ice crea m candy potato chipS Mrs Pau 1 Gruesr r has returned today for Fl. McClell an Ala Sgt ri tes of ba ptl am Sunday mormng: and kooladc were ser ved durtng from a weeks \ auuo n 1n Mtc h1gan FIShe r WJII re turn the fir st Of the at the f ederat ed Cl) urch Mr and Mrs Marvin Burt and the evenmg wllh fnenrls f rom Pomeroy a nd mo nth tn Col umbus wh ere sh(NA'Ill be .st ationed as a WAC r ecruJtmg hmli y viSJted ~n Rocklan (l Sun Those present were Lena Young Baltimore Oluo day with hl.8 parents Mr and Mr and Mrs Geor ge Vr1th and Mr and Mrs 1 owcll Probasco officer wet ke nd guesh of Mtss Sylv1.a Mrs Herman Bul t Re becca Ve1th lucl y Ta) ior Mrs and daug hter Jt.lH: who ts e m Mrs Ben Neu1.2llng Miss&; Edith Herrm rtn and two da ughte rs ployed 111 columbus and J ohn McMaster wer e Mr and Mrs Dan Mr and Mrs Robert Lc-wu and Thornburou g h came lo Mtddleport Gmth<'r Waterford Mr an d Mrs 1 Kate and Ann Ebcrs baeh and vlsit ~ l Dan ny and Bobby Mr and Mrs Frtday Mrs Proh a•co had spent Albert Sparks Hayd en ville The ~rs Jacob Ebersbach William Van Meter Sh•rl ey 1 ewts lhe past week vlslhnq her mother il:roup viSit ed Oris Gmth.er and Stmd11 y evenmg "1th the latter's brother Edwar(. wm (en Muon Jean Anne Colwe ll Mrs DaVId Mrs E s Sholl Se dal ta and JOlll famil y on thl' Chester Road also Mrs A E Wella and daughter Mrs J oe Beegle daughte r ShJf'. Olle r Geneva WI~Je Mr and Mrs ed the othe rs 1n Columbus Su~an Charles Lew1s Jr , Mr an d Mr s Probasco who had been at camp J ean 'wells RN h ave r eturned l~y and Mrs 'Ciatr Burson were m Chn lcst cm, I Monday J ohn Brya nt Presmont P ied mont for the week from a motor tnp to floruta Mrs Ed WLsc or ColumbHmll Sendm g ~nfts but unah lc t o at r etur ned home Sunday Overnight tnd ~1rt> Ed Swank and Mr~ tend ~he party were Mrs W•lham l· ~~<,:;\~;ot Mrs Probasco and Sus~n Yw 1sc Sr , M r~ Wtlham Wtsc Jr , I . wE:re Mr a nd Mrs Ray Ha rry Wagner or North l hna !crt Monf.ay lor their homes aftl' r Mrs Frank 1 ~1 fhc 1t Mrs Jam es c heney and chtldren Dav1d, T om Eul er Mrs Fred 1 homa s Mn; and Barba r 11 Troy 11 nd Mn 0 K a weeks VI SH w~th Mrs Ray Sel· denable and other relal1ves.. Zelia Cross Mrs Cllfforri lacobs Probasco, w est.crv •lle Barbar a re Mrs Fred Cast~ l11lda }t cDamel, mamed for n !o nJ,lE' F viSit her e --..._ .Ase neth Tracy Diana Watson Jolan<la Haley M1s < larence Mr and Mrs Ch11rles Lnwu Sr fhe nmth bl rtbt:a)s oi Tom m~ and Gail Stl ven left Monday Boy les Udvro l•llJe were recent vtsttors m Colum hus Baker son o f Mr and Mrs Jo h ~ ato rmng for a wee k at Camp and ~h1lhcotheBakr. r and Edith Irts Ha ljltonstall Pre.~ m on t near Pu~dmont Cpl Jame ~ l..cc, who has been dau ghter of Mr and Mrs Pau l Mr and Mrs Harley Stron g sta tio ned 1n Japan Is vl s1tmg Mr Hapton.s tall wer e cel ebr at~d nd family of Wllke~vi ll e spent and Mrs Walter Bentz and other , Mon d ay cv~ n ! ng at t ht R oad ~ ul t S u n d a~ wit h he r parents Mr an d re loltve s w cludlng Mr and Mrs P ark ~lrs lle nry Re1 bel They wer r Dav id 01l er a•td Melvm Lee Jr He Ha mburgers, broiled on a char aef'o mpllmed home by Donn.a Rc• coal gnll by Mr Baker and Mr !.H' I who will s pend A fr. w d a) s 18 to rcpor• n Se ptem ber to In MT ,1nd M r~ lh IllY lll1bc l en diana l ll apto nsta ll were sH t ed wi th w1 lh t hem tcrl amcd With a hl l lhdl} lhnner Dr and M l3 W K W1l son Re h pop, tee cream and ll yellow aml sundiiY 1 t thrJr hllln e Ple-asan t ssc\11 r N Y 111r houscguests of green btrt hday t11ke M rs Hapton Rul ~e hono l lng Mr ~ Harley he r sl~tr.r and bro t her m law Mr ~ t a ll Mrs Bak t' t and Mr11 Wil l grand mother o' Stroll an 1 Mr and M r~ Donley and Mrs Glenn Lambert and are Haploul!llall lle•bcT A t decora ted bnlh da~ also vtbltm g other re la tives m th e Edith Iris, were In •c ha1gc ol aervmg the ch ildre n who (' njoye I c!l ke find hom1 madt It£' cream county Mr and ~rs Da~ HI Oiler and game s at the pa rk wer e ~ c r ve d with th ( d 1nne r Me l vin Lee J r were Sunda} cUnner Gues ts were Carol An dcrsun Prcsc ut W<'f! Mr and Mr guest!:> of Mr .1 nd MIS Genrge Conrue Cook POll y Ann Ba uer Slr ong an1' chil dten Dunl{y a nd Vei th Sr Kathy Savely, P al Ed wards B11ly D1a nne of Wllkcsvll lc Mr a nd Mrs Eva D Slou l teac her In Hapt onslall J ohn nv Jnc EHill ~ Mrs Retbe l and ri au ~h\er Don n ~< th e l'omeroy Schools IS m Ne w 'Ronme and ltay Hlud y J on Cun and thr. hosts York takmg a spec ial three wee ks Ing ham Hoduey KRrr t ... r r ~ (, [ d The annual rea.aion or tbe fami· Athens, Matcella and Bon nie Carl lies of tU late Paul and Katherine ' Groveport, Mr and Mrs Harlan llkbael was be:ld Sunday July Tewlu:bary, Albany Mrs R D at the Roa brinll blrgrounda Chapman and Barbara Stlver ·FoUowlnc 1 buket dinner at Spnngs, Md Mrs Margar et B ur 1 p m whleb wu attended by a]> rell and daug hter s D1ue Lee and prtJzimately 55 penona a short Linda Sue Obetz Mr and ~rs bullD.eu seulon was eondueted by :~f,E;~M:if,i~.;~hdat:; l and daughter Th lma tbe preliden\, E F Michael :W:IsMrs Mar y Dtehl, Har 1 torieal d1ta was added to wha t , . , alreldy on hahd. Election of Mr and Mrs Gerald Mtchael officer~ waa beld with E F M1 a OO childre n Brenda Gary and ebael re.elecUd as preii.den t, B Car ol Geor ge M1chael Mrs Gertte ~ Carl, Yice fresadent , and Mrs Rockwell E Jo' Mu· hat>l Mrs: 0) 1 Ollvu M:lehae .secretary and treas van Mi chael Mr and Mrs Be nt urer Car l Mus Wi lma Ohlinger and Mr Attending were Mra Fra nces ana Mrs Oltver Michae l and ch Jl· Barbee and son Mark and Mr a nd dren, Na ncy and D<IVld llll o£ Mn Carl Taylor of Columbu s Mr Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Wtlham ind Mrs John 8 M11Ier and chtl Boh n and children J anet Mic hael Ven, Rtebard, Marlene and Dom and Mark a nd Mrs Eva J Bowers Lee of Belpre Mr and Mrs Ralph o£ M1ddl 11:port who ~~ the oldest L. Carl and chtldren , Donna, Rosa llvwg member of the Michael cla n tee, Ralph Jr , Sharoft and Mlchael GroYe City , Mr an d MrS' Elbert luhnder, Pbtlo Mr and Mn Carl W Phdh~s S.On, Daughter, Miss Brinker To Wed Manning R.Qush - - -- · - - - I Housewarming Is Given Upon Returning Home Ninth BirthdayS Are Honored By Party At Park • Fur~dture $595 INCLUDES FRIGIDAIRE !Ufrl1orator and Gu Range l'ay l'lnly •59.50 down and •za.oo por month BAKER FURNITURE 011 The Brlgbtost Corn•r Ia Middleport and M" Ehas Stiles IExams MadGieport They also VI Sited m Cb e~er 1 Saturd 11 y after noon wtlh Mr and Mrs John Gumther M! lind Mr• William j.A!hew and fa mily of Columb us w>! re weekend guesl<> of Mrs Theodtr.(' Leh ew They were Sund ay dtnner guests qf Mr and Mr s Wilham Thue ner, Syracust Mr and Mr.s George Dabne] of Sout hsi de W Va were MO•l day lunc heon iuests o( Mt • and Mrs Willa rd Ebersbach a nd dau ghler s Mrs Willia rd Eber sbach WILli a bu sln""sS visitor 10 Purken.burg ..... Mondav Set Marriage Dote For Aug. 31 At EUB Church ' ~ , l. • ' x. ' The U S Clvtl SerVIte Comma. ston today annoWJced an open., com pe titiVe examinatLOn lor the po:<ntHms of Production Specialist, Product ion Control Speciah3t., Electromc Te chmctan and Mor tu ary Officer Salan es r ange from $54tO per year to $7570 per year lor Pro-ductw n Speclah li tS t rom $3670 per year to $M40 pet year for Producbon Cont rol Specialists from $3 670 per ye ar to $!5UO per year (or Electrontc Technici-an and fr om $5440 per year to $6390 per year for Mortu,ary Ofl1cer:. 111Cse pos1t10ns are located lilt Wr ight Patterson ALr Force Base Ohto, anc' otber Fflde• al Agenc1es In the Dayton, Ohio, area No wntten test ts requ1red at d ippheanta are rated on the ba ~>t s of thetr th.ming and exp mc nce - - - -- Jr and children Glot)a and Greg· ory, C ;~ S"h Bahr and daugheu Chn.!tme and Candace, and cmda Farmer Da.yton Members were Mrs George Chllds, Mrs Otho W!tts, Mrs Cas h Bahr Mrs Mmn1e t;Umore, Mra The Staff a nd Off1ce u of Jh " Le na MeElhmny Mrs Miller, Mn Meigs Te mple Pyt hlan Slstefl W1llta m Lowe Mrs C P Ga.Hag held a potl uck suppe r at the ne w t,er Mrs Milton Russell and Mrs home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Gibbs GriU Russell Potluck Supper Held By Stoff, Officers In NH course at New York Un1verFa ly She wa s ••ccompsn led as for as the Char leston Ll rport Su nda y by her dAu ght er Barbara Stout M1ss Nanc} Rolle r sludt'nt t•<'C h nlcilln at St Joseph 's Hosptt al Ill The s1xth hu t hd ay tor Deb\Jv Parkcrsbun: l.s ho me for a two week vacation wit h hor po~r c n ts Lyons da ughter o f Mr ;~ nd MH John Lyons, was cclt•hrllled Sat Mr and Mnt !\tax Roller Dr Rob crt Gutierrez Trimty llospt al De urday wllh a barbequ r 111 t heir yard H er bir thda y cilke w r.~ lroit, M1ch was a wec !r. end g u e~ l of Miss Roller at her parents rl ecoro.ted In green pink and ye l low Gu ests lnclud.x1 Mr and home Mr and Mrs R C Meadows left Mn Bernard Schramm Za. nes today lor a visit with Mr an d anrt Mrs H.ay mond Mn Carroll vlllf! Mr Meadows a nd fa mil y ~nmm J ohn ln ~ le ! R oL k V Wall Hilliards and at th c1r home tn 1nm11 John T nmmy Hernatd and Al Columbua ff~t~"~··~~;:;,;;;:;.;;;;.;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;"' l Mr and MrS Bernard Schramm I' Zanesville, were week e nd gur.sls -4!1 of Mr and Mrs John Lyons 11 nd tanuly and were accompamed hen • by their ghnddaughters Llnd11 Ly ons , who had been v1sihn g Ill their home John and Bernard Lyons r e tu r ne d to Zanesvill e for a VISII Tun. 1 Wed July 30-31 wath their grandparents FAMILY NIGHTS Mrs John Scul_ea, Beverly h.as 2 Adult Tlck•t• admita c.r !lull been vlaitins friends here and al Robert 'I'aylor Eleanor Parker tcmled the funeral of Rome Stew "MANY RIYIRS TO CROSS" art Monday (CmemastopeTecbnlcolor) Mrs Shirley Mtlls was In Dayton • -also-Tyrone Power Annt~ Baxter for the weekend with Mr and Mrs "CRASH DIY I" Horl;lert Moore and family , form er Honored Upon Sixth Birthday wel l Roy coleman J nabk !41 ill tend t he party wede Sammy t l.o.t wor thy Joyce Lon g nn <' l'att . Batle y T om my hMd a &ccond part y llu~ aft <rn oo n when an CU,her cnk1 al so rl ~ e orated 10 gr een and ;rd low wllh nme candl e~> and tee crea m we re served on the la wn of the Baker home on F1 mll st Guest s Inclu ded his grandp u.rr It!\ Mrs Alec l•' raze1 and Mr ;md Mrs c M Bak er Mrs ~ a ry llmdy a nd child ren Mary J o S1• sa-n n.onme Ra y and Joe J r ~ Refref>hments were served to the following 4-H members and the1r gueat.s AUce Roush DottiP. Roush, Bruce Stuts. Bonnie Staa-ts, Mary Mae Roush, Sharon Brown, Martha Thompson, Sue St.aat!l, Patty T.hompst\n, Mrl Leo ThomJ)IOI), Mrs. WaJt-er Brown, ' Mrs Rnyford RolJSh, Brenda Hoi man, Mrs Albert Thompson and Vugmta, Mr .and Mn Adrian La· they and famUy, JimmY Bumgar,, ~r DellDb Weaver, Denver Gibb!l, Mr ud Ml'B Harry Staats and BernlfJ, Mr and Mrs Lyle Me· COnnick and tbe h08l aftd hostess The August lneetlna: w11J be hel~ in the Vernon &:hool House With Atlee and ..J>ottte RollSh as hoaleases R£EDSVILLE The P1oneer 4-H Club m<emben enjoyed a ~1cnic and waener roast Tperoday eventng at tbe Forked Run Lake Mr and Mrs Emer HuU of Tuppers Plain.s were recent tAll· en at the borne or Dudl~y and Wayne Chevalfer B,Jrs V1rgkua Bowers and I eh1ldren of Akron spent last weet tn the home of her aunt., Mrt Essie Ccin(l'ove. 1 Mrs Allee Brainstrum of Toledo JS the Juest in ber ~·· home, Mrs Edna Stewart Mr and Mr.s elarence Bailey ot Zanesville Blll Snyder of Vienna, w Va , and Ray Hols(na'r and famaly of Columbus trer~ guests last wee.lt of Mr and Mn H!U'vey Bodey '\ Mr a nd Mrs D1IP. Smith were ,Jeek end guest-a of relatives near PQmeroy What's the best buy in sheets? Cannon, of counel You'll lind Cannon sheel$ to fit every need and budget whether you're looking far sturdy thrifty priced muslins or cloud soft luxurious pjlrcales. Cannon Mushn shaatr In Whitt oncl decorator pastels. or• .turdy and long wearing. Thay ratoin their crltp freshneu and come bock .sfrnlllng from weekly louncMrlnga. • • • BIG SEMI-ANNUAL STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE SEE Thursday's Edition Of The Daily Sentinel FOR THE NEWS OF THIS BIG SALE BEGINNING AUG. 2 POMEROY SOCIETY • 1 Mr anci Mrs Paul M ofll 1 and 1 family of Falrbnrn VISlle<l over ! the wee kend w1lh Mr and Mrs Clarence Andrew~ and Wi th r4l la tlves In MlddlcJlort Mrs Robert Alton or Zanrsv11lc wo s the wcekciHI. g uelit of Mr 1\nd Mrs Clarence An(lrcwli Mr and Mra Andrew Mnrtin and fa mi lY nf West AlotRndl'ia wer e weekend guosi.R of h(' r par ents Mr and Mrs Arth ur ltr. n I ,f.~-, Pink L!lat, ' $unto!-· -.!lehl yellow 'ALsO see lh~ new Slrlped lild Mu!U.Strlped IJIDDOII Sheela - ~ nell: '€ouoi Sheet I'll- , taw C1ae Bozld !lela - All Cuaon Sheela are neatly ,Packaged '"d,~o cxeollelll glfla. • • ' SEE THE •• and Action by Busmess le.aoers 1s soon t hat may treate "' Pomer o) Commumty Fund r~ lievtng fveryone ol 1he neee8Sity of contn tlu ti ng to numero u,; wort hy eauaea mst ead uf one This step was revealed today by Ron Spnnger prestdent of t he Pomeroy Ch.amber of Commer ce who met w1th the Retail Merchan ~ eomm.ttlt't' of the C of C Tu esday The oommtttce deter· mmed I That more m011:ey could be obtamed m one concentrated. well orl!la.nltedf dnve 2 That everyone would not be bothered WJth const.ant solu:JtlDg .a& the public now e Sa1d Mayor E F Robm!'!On ''Thu 111 long overdue 1 am not -1 member of tbe C <tf C commit. tee on thts project, but 1 hope th~ plan ls worked oul .. Members attrmbng the meeting mclu~ed Paul Calcl, Moore : Stwe cb.airm1n, Wa1ter Grueaer. Second St Market, Kennit Wal• to n New York ClothiniJ Hotme. fi,ichard J ones, Dowme-Grou Clothmg Store and elarence Col· Tbe Rev Robert Palmer, 38 lm! Colim a' Jewelry Store newLY ordamed Nazarene ' Cb urt!h The commtltee also mtnuter, hu arrived here to be----Dec-1ded to meet for luvc=h g•a hir dut1es at the Middleport 1 and a busmess lelillOn the aec· Nazarene Church He replaces tbe ond and fourth Tuesdan of each Rev:- Robert Styera wlto has gone mon th ... to Wet Lafayette, 0 - Augtlftf. 30 and 81 followmg Mr Palmer said today Me1gs and Athe ns c00nty Fall'l. "These towns {PJmel'OY and MJO,. will be Doll8.1 Dat.r an Pomeroy dleport) look gOG!!d to me I'm look w1th full cooperatinn expected UlJ forward '\0-.a b'Jiillul atay he,.re from all merebutL 1 ex pected include her hu11 bar.d a daughter, Mrs Ra)mond Belt of Fa1rborn two aons Ralph Ed ward, 9, and Ronn1e, 7 two brothqa Kennettl (Kelly ) Grueser of Pomer()¥ and HarOld Gruei er of Nitro W, Va, .and two sutcr ~. CINCINNATI (UP)- One man was killed and Mrs DPnald Lanr~lng an~d Mrs. Edgar Arnold both of Pome(OY homes were damaged by fire when a gasoline truck eXIJiodiJI Frlen(Js may call at the Vinton lnvoiYed Morrow Funeral ltnrn c .~t Patas: 11fter colliding With an auto near here Tuesday 'l'l;te explosion thre•tened Ross, Bulle~ County village s&\JI kala, until noon F~day, wlien the down tbe street " in the handg body will be taken to the Jllletbo 500 persons, w1th "liquid fire w1t.b racket d1st Church at Summit Stat ion Raymon4 Rlee a worker at the 1 the welfare Vlbere serv1~8 be held at 2 Fernwald AtomlC Energy COl~· ened the .entire commumty ~ mt~slon plant said "I thought Jore 80111e 32 tire un1lt1 from o dock w1tb burial there th~re was an atomic bomb ex ghbormg commumhes were able f ;ianl~ to trmg it under eantrol. Il 1 ploston " The mu ~room sbaped cloud Damige was estimatea al $1!50. from the eKplos10n rose hu.ndrech 000. of feet In the air wttness8!1 aairl The exploahn ~urn=d when a Gulf 011 co., f&nk &uck, c!H'I'~ins ~ tr>Uooo .JI!... ~-~Q~ l wm New Pastor Is On Duty With Nazarene Church O:t t. SemclesJ'01' ear drJvcn' by A40ft'-':·· }VCM'dre]l, 82, Hamilton eollic~M' at the in tcracchon of Ohio 128 and U S 7 Woodrey was killed Another w1tneg, Edward Be~e­ gained by raulng a me1er, '78. sa'ld he looked out the door of hts home In Ross Wht! n he hend the lmp-act and saw "hquid lire running down the atreet " "I thought the whole town was gone," he said C1n Explode Several cara exploded when tb ~ burning gasoline ran pAst them Half a doze"tl bulidmgs were dam • aged by 1he flfe, wh1ch threat :rbtD.er Officiat. Of M-M Co. Set To Band .~ Funeral services for S Chand ler Wilhelm, 70, a retired off1· clal of the M.anetta Manufactur lng Company in Pt Pleasant, w' ll be held Thuraday afternoon at 2 Chmt ~p~pal o'clock at Church ...in Pt Pleaa-~ nt Conduchng the services wiD be Rev Jerome D Rod1era Buri1l w1ll be made m a Pt. Pleasant cemetery Wilhelm d1erl Monday mormng at Holl.er Hospital whel'e he had been taken after beinr str1cken The Pomeroy March· mg Band wlll be acljyated Monday August 5tb Regular members wilt report at 9 00 a m In the Sen1or Hlgh Auditorium wl~ instrl-'mcnts At thl8 hme meJ)'Iber1 Will re.. cc1ve tnstruchons c6ncernng lcbed· uhng Var1ou.s problems and pro~o,duiies pertamlng to the fall sea. lion I be dlscuued All student& who will be I hec a lew day.s ago She had been 'looJdn& tqr my son He'a all I have" .. .r.talbauer'a began llviJlg in the cemetery when Edgar, given a weekend pa.n from Cleveland State Ro&pltal, told his mother he didn't want to go back For sevcr11l weekA, she bitt him ln a mausoleum at the 100 year old cemet~ry, where Edra:r apcnt b.1s t1me tendmg tile now era on eraves Authorlties sa1d the mother and son Will be reunited 1t 1 Sta C eveland te Hospital, If aile ne ~ probated afler tetta company lor 38 years Prior to hill movmlJ to Pt Plea sant he was auditor of Lord & Taylor of New York City Surv1vot8 lnelude his wife the former 8ue Heslop two daugh ters. Mrs E l'Jartow Jones, Pt Pleasant al\d Mrs. Charles If Hober Jr, GaiJipoJia, \and mile grandchildren In addition, he Ia Run•ved by tw.o aiaters, Mrs Samuel P Scbitk ot Meadville, Pa and Miss Maude Wilhelm, Marietta 1 S R aJs ayre eve Grid Plans: r COach Ralph Sayre of the 'Wohama White Fllco us has ani)OUneed that foot~ll equipment wlll be distributed to candidates fOI! the football teasn Thursday, AuJUsl 15, with practice, 1lated to get under way Monday, August 19 Students at Wabama who desire to play football are uked to re· port to the h.igh school from 9 a m until 12 r.OOn on that date At the same time Sayre an have been 1nounced nlne .games ~~eheduled fOr the White Falcons this year with six to be plyed at home The Falconi' wlll open their sehedule at R.Avemrwood ort the nlgM of SWf.ember 8 before en tertainlnJ Pomeroy on Seaiembef 18 Ch- from otvoolovtly docGHncw all col•rfcnt-alf IO!lli A fami lY reunion Mark Allen, all of PQmet<~y. Cite Need For ARRAIGNED IN KILLINGS Held At Hig~woy Pork In Syracuse A llttM ..... .,. Nf'lh ,.,.rltlfl ...,., """ ... day 14 .. tl Mf'th, II ,. f2 ....... Low ron&fht 62 te 66 Mrttt. .. t. 72 HUfh. SINGLE COPY~ Wortl Was receive d here Tu e~ day ol the de.,th of Mrs RalplJ Butler ([rene Grueser), 47, of Summit Stailon MH Butler, the daugh.ter or the late Mr and Mrs Alber1 GMJeser. suffered a Ktr9ke anrl died Tuf\Way m 6rnlng at ~ 1 Family Reunion ::: ~.~~· Mt~'::~~a ~;t~~~~d :n~ the trom ber ~m.,,,.,. b•m• by .. I I - The Senate Labor Rackets Com that the Teamsters Umon has JOmed in New York and other 111ajor c1 to entire country. F Kennedy made the ebarge at on ,ueged lieups between Team James R Hoffa and New York hood o~~"r,.~:,~~e~h~:•• sueJi an effect on the na .t with their control of truck in the ~stabhshment Raymond EJ!elstcm afternoon f•remen an• wered • call to the Midway Mar BarnLb ket operated by W 0 wheTe [Jremen tald a pile ot de ou•~ -' lbrl5 tn the rear of the -building eaurht fire A utility power pole was s}lgbt· ly damqed, aa was the rear of the market ....,.,...,. •r hmltht munity Fund Proposed COf C "hant's Group TEAMSTERS HOLD VY THREAT OVER U. S. VLI Mrs. Butler Is Dead OJ Stroke Tuesday Morning IY UNITID PRill Oht.. ll'a..tly ct•-,. thr•ttlh TU!Md•y with • t.w _........ thalftHnhewen lOUth ,.,._. th• - - - - - -- - - ---- OIIJi?. WedMmJ, JulJ st, !957 Warm Welcome, Fond Farewell CLEVELAND UP-The "phan tom" of the Monroe Street Cemc tery, who lived with hl.s motheJ in a ~mausoleum for &everal w~~ was batk In Cleve:and State Ho,pit•l today. Edgar Maiba~er. 49. w.a.s pick ed -up by two poUcemen wh:o saw him stumbUnrt along ncar tbe rapid trauit tracks here ''I'm looking for my mother,• he mumbled. J'She'a a little old about Ill She doesn't know to la.ke care of herself l'v~ pt to frnd ber" Hi& mother. Mrs Eleanor Mai· bauer, a wlcf'ow, was taken aw•t. n•lnlll Pays .. I Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, In lA&4 drleks , Mrs Charles Boster and Mr orado l}Jis aummer and has atte nd an(t Mrs Cla ren ce Boster aml ed Western College for Women and ehlldren, Susan and Allen of Gal OhiO University \lpolh~er e Sunday gnest.:s o( Mr Mrs Sylvia McMat~ ter spent the and Mrs Phil WUllamspn dl!. v rece ntly with E~ne sl Hawkms Mr and, Mr! ~1 H.ickm s n of and family at Rutland Columbus vtstted' Sunday w1tb Mr and Mrs Ro~ert Hayth and 1 her pa'I\Cnls Mr and Mrs J()bn da ughter Susan Hilliard~. and Blacttnar M1ss Mn na Rus ~ell, Columbug, - - - ··- - anri Mn Maida Ru ..elt Middle· port were week end guests o! Mr and Mrs S T RuiSell I \Dr and Mrs K D Amsbar) I have been visltlnJ In Columbus and Lllhopolts l or several days Mr, and Mrs J ames Weber atte _ vi_ !l~n~_of_u_ m_bu_s_ - - - - and plt'mc d ml\Cr was enjoyed Sunday at tcrnoon and eve nlug at the Syr a· cuuse Roadsi de pnk Attending were :l'.~ r• J en mo Roush. Mr and Mrs Virgil Rc- ush and son Oonn1e. Mr and Mra. Jamet Heaton and ehtldre n, D,•vld J immy, Susan and DebrR all ot West Shade, Mr and Mrll Gerald V~ole\ Tu?peU. Plains "'rs Mara:aret Heaton, Braden Lon Fla., Mr and Mrt M:anh.all M1llcr -nd chlldl'W! Stephe n. Bonnie •M DaVId, Harrlaonv.the, Mr and M.r• Flo,lid Spence, Mr JIW, ll.fefp11f•••• ArM&• Ph Of CJ } d Ce G antom eve an metery oes Su~:ata~t~~ti~~ ~~~u~O~e.!,<;;lti~~:hmi:;;l:b~e::~eftts, • Back To State Hospital With Mother ;:;~~:~~~~9, S::~~ry ::~7h:or ~::: 'a~~ ~a~:e~dt~!r:i ~ residents Moore •;;;:;;:;;:;i~~;::;;;::;;:;;~~;::;;:;:===::;;:;:::::==:: Ilocal is a ttending the MIS'S UniveBetty rsit y of Col IT'S COMING Ia Clrculatloll l•t Cannon Sheet Specials I I IliAd~ I ' ' JTA Jo Tbe JUly meeting of tbe V«noc Star Dusters 4-11, Club wu held at the hOme of B)lfe1\. and Caroyn MeCormk:k with 'Mary Mae Ro\LS'h, pres1d 1mt , In ehAtge Sharon Brown Jed the group ln t he singing of tbe clyb toni, We.t VLr&inta BOYli and Girls, followed by tbe ree ltatioa of lite 4-H Pledee Wanda Thompson gave a lie nCrr~ tal')''li ~port and Carol yn M.. \ or nucl:. and Allee Ro.ush pave a report on the recent +-H camp South11de Gr.roes were led by Bonnte Staata "/ Weatlier_, enttne Ia LoW N._ u., ~. ~f ;fl~,),. y,.-v: U~· . • Mr ant! Mrs Claude Bumtarn er of New Haven arc announcmg Full mformAtlon••ncludlng tn the engagement and approacbini{ marnage -of t heir daughter, DoD· 8truellon.s on how to \tpply may D..\ Lee t o R1 ehard E DotJctn, aoo be obtamed at any Post Offtce or of Mr and Mrs Delbert Dotson f-rom the Executive Secretart, Board of U S Civil Servtce Ex of Mason aminera, Department of the Alf The weddmg ·w11l be an event Foree, Wright Patterson Air of August 31 and will be held it Foree Base, Oh10 the EUB Church m New Haven wher e open dmr<ch w1U be obl:er· Jr in New Haven Monday even mg Mrs. Carl Owen asked the bles ved stng before- tlie supper wh1ch was MiRs Buml{arner LS a graduate served on the lawn of the Gibbs of Wahama H1gh School, Cla:Js. ~f home 19~3 She graduated from the St ~oseph ' s School ol Nur.n ng In Mrs Wtlham AJlmln., pre!Ldent Palket~burg wtth the clan of 1956 was m charge of a short buB)ncss and 1s employed at St Joooph's meetmg a11d at was announced that Mr.s. A11map and Mrs C P Hospital at )l'l'esent Mr Dotson IS a graduate or Wa Gallagher would be hostesses lor ha ma H•gh School Class ol 19tn the next meetmg Mrs Myron Mil· and served two years with the ler was welcomed a s a member of Umtecl States Army He ts em· the club ployed at th~ ~a tser Plant near Games were payed and prtzes Rave ns wood bu[ will r~ enter school at Wesl V1 rg1ma Unlvar won by Mrs Karl Owen Mrs Dave s1ty th iS fall He w1ll be a sopho· Fsrmer Mrs Homer Jones and Mrs Allman· Others present in more eluded these guesta Ralph Gibbs I 'RST , f.,~~· ~ller"Fn!': ;~=.:: Jo~P,llfilh ' Jr . with Mr •nd Mrs Edward Stdea Birthday Dinner Given Sunday For Three People Debby Lyons Is 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW St~ I I I ,., Announ..._..,.. . . .. ver 0'n t!<j, .... "~ 'H an~ For ;,rechnical . Dusters .... M.r and Mr.!l Thomas Youna: of BrlgiUon Pl ' wm weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ehas New • ' ' The remainder of the schedule Sep t ember~ Middleport, .awl)', September 27. Belpre, Alomej OCt· ober 4, ¥t. Pleaunt. hOme; October 11 Hannan. borne, October 18 Ripley, home, October 24, . Cedar Grove, awa.), fo.ovJmber 1, •pen, and November 1), Rutland, home majorette poslUons the rot\oWJng girl• were 1 chosen Jean Web•ter, Sandra Pott\" and Oorothy Arnold Pd:ajorettes from last year who w1H qaln serve are connie Woodgeard, 8htlla Strau51 Ann Baker One other maJOrette and two flag bearera will be selected in the near future The Pomeroy Band will agam play at the Meaga County Fal.r on Thurtday afternoon, August lG and wor~ing lorthl!'fommu"l"'" Sgt. Lambert Is Picked To Serve AL Convention The new pastor comes here from Ha.ng~n.g Rock 0 , &nd JS a native of Mancheater, 0 He 11 res1dmg at 910 Broadway, Middleport with htJ w1fe and two ' daughters BeUy, 13, and Patty, 8 Mrs. Gregory Is Custard Contest Three State Hlgbway Patrolmen from each State have been select lira. Wllham Gregory of p t ed Cor .specu.l duties at the Nation· Pleasant was declared the wtn· American Legion Convention wh1Ch wiU bt> held at Atlantic City, N J Sgt Max Lambert son of Mr and Mrs Dana Lambert Mtddleport, and son-m law o( Mr and Mrs Harry MLIIs Middleport Ia ope of Ohio'& three Patrolmen rc. lected from 650 patrolmen Sgt. anQ Mrs Lambert and son, Joe, live In. Chlllicothe and theLr older son, Rlebard, who graduated tn Jupe frOm Chllljcolhe Hlgh stbool , Ia in the U S Naval Reserve C()rps ---Raises Giant Cucumber Here ncr of the Regwn Nmc Custard Pte Bakmg contest held last Fnd11y m Pt Ple asan t and spon sored by the West Vtrgm•a Farm Bureau Wmmng secon(l plac.c was Mr!) Marvin Meadows of Glenwood Mrt -Gregory wtll r epresent the RegiOn 1n the state contest dur 1ng the State Da1r y Show Aug 13 through Aug 16 at Jackson 's liliU I Everett Evans Plead Guilty two ---- Corrigan Ponders Extradition-Of Wedler Back To Ohio If Confession Turns Out To Be Real tndtd.s Dr Sam on many pomts If Wedler U! teU!ng tbe truth then Dr Sam I1ed" t~e proeecu tor said Allowing that reports from Co'rontr Samuel R. Gerl)er and former Detective Chid Ja:mp E T.ifcAl'tbur discounting the con feaaion as a "phony" are "pretty conclusive," Corrigan said, 'we &bouldn't dON the door on lDJ· thinJ 1 will ltUdy whatever Dr Sheppard's attorney8 have: to of· fer and will reach my de ow. the prosecutor and Fred Gt.r mone, who obtamed WcrUer' ~ 11gnert confess10n Tucsriav m De Land Fla said they planned to call a of all lawyers connected with the murder case and map legal strlltcgy to free the osteopath from a hfe term fu the Oh1o State Pemte ntlary Attorneys 1Corr1g11n •nd Gar mone felt the conlessJOn "cer tainly waa enough to reopen tbe conference case " But, McArthur and Gerber sat•i the1r talks wllh Wedl er tn Flor Meuwhile defense lawyers ida convinced them that he had .Witham Cortiian. no ret..tion to n ever bee.." in Cleveland cislon~" - --- Learn Of Death Troop 245 Boys Of Mr~ Hennesy ~ere, Inspected Mrs W•lham Henn csy dted m Mt Carm•f Hospttaf Columbu•, Tue.sday mght an{! arrangements If there were a contest for the for serv1ces will be announced gardener raisinr the b1ggest cu later ~umber, IL C Terrtll, 303 Wetz SurvJVmg IS her buRband, Wtll St would be a und tdate for 1am whn was called to Colurubw money. last week bY her Illness He IS a 1,- cli1playmg allout town foreman at the Hobson shops ThnRIIh an error Tuesday f• example of hu was I'QIIII'ted Edward Evan• plead the hoe and seed .. HALSEY IMPROVED guilty t. be1ng drunk and di!lor NEW YOJJK (UP)-Fieet Adm pounds and derly m the court or Justice of ~:~.~~::~san even 11 Inches m length Wilham F (Bull) Halsey was r e Peace R E Grindley when u m hu not watered Ius ported "quite Improved" and 'doshould have read EvertU Eyana, He aald cueumber vines this apnng or ing very well' today at Ooclon of Portland 0 aummer HospJtal whcre he was admtUed Everett Evans was fmed $l5 and late Monday for what f1rst had eolita and releucd ANNOUNCI HOMECOMING been described as a cerebral hem There WJll be a homecommg at orrhage the Mt Ohve Chureh near Lon g - -- - - - -:lki'S Willi RIITS UUNION ANNOUNCED DENVER, Colo (UP) -- The Bottom, Aug 4 all day With, :1 The aMuHl Fry Reumon w1l1 be President's wlft. rest,ed today on dmner at noon The Rev Ernest the eve of the dedication ceremo- Thomas wiU be th r afternoon be held August 1] m the pme nies of "Maml Doud ElleQbower spe1ker Special slngmg by var· grove on Pond H1ll near the old Park" in Denver IOU& groups will be presented Fry home ----~~~~:~==~~~~------- CLEVELAND Ohio UP-Cuy ahop CGunty Proaee~:~tor • J•hn Corripn said today he ma)\. 111k for the extradition to Ohio Of Donalct Wedler, 23,. the Florida ex·eo,.vJet wbo baa repeat~dly 'eonf.aed" the murder of Mrs ' Maril.yJi Sheppard I•NIPIT PLANNID Corrigan !i'&Jd hiJ llnal deci• Home made ice eream and eak:es wm be oerve4 at lb• Middleport ion on ex.traditlnr Wedler would Churell of Cbrllt, comer of MaJn depend on wbetber defense actor· and Jl'lftb .Avenue, on ~day, hen lor eonvioted •lAYer Dr Auau•t 1 Proeeeda froni the tee Samuel Sheppard call convinc" cream IOQial wlQ. be uged lor the him '~at \bere 11 more sub~on(esslon purehue of a new Communion stance to w~•er's •~rVIceiCor the c!uuch. a project that Is now apparent " ''Thus far. W!!!dler'! story con~ olthe cl>u. -'"bllt'l'sed''m~.,.. a 500 oo c:redit blll'eMt...., ~ ., roy, atarted planrung and Ja~ "'\ ligation to bring auCh an Ot,ani· .. ;r.atlon mto reality -Cocluded ~bat Chriltm.Q decoratwns and hghtmg •ill be changed thts year 'ML~ eomnUt· tee hopes to provide tbt!: town a better hgbtmg ellect thu .sea!Nin -Sun on Christmu, aiJ l)usf. nes,s places will be liked to JOin for a free gift drawmg m orde!' to stimulate busine11 traff1c m Pomeroy It was pointed out that aJl7 Commuruty FUftd appro3ch to be soheitlng problem v;dl requll'e cooperatlon from all ebarttable agenCtC3 and busmess plates the major contributors AIJ the proposa.h of the e()m IDittee are to be pre~ented to, and aeted llpon, by the executtve committe of the Chamber of Commerce Gtarge Ho,ut Jr Galhpohs, m spected Troop 245, Boy Scouts of Amenca. Monday mgbt when they met at the Maddleport u. Lrary Seoul headquarter&. Scoutmaster Robert Mills and Allllutant Scoutm8liters Gene Coleman Charle.s- Vroman, Larry Rice and Leonard GwJa.zdows.ll:y were 10 -chJrge of the meetmg Several overrught camp. out<~ have been planned for the last month of vacation MARKiiT REPORT CINCINNATI (UP) - Prodace Eggs, unsettled, 1t flmns U S cansumers while and brown A jumbos 43~ A ~arge 40-41, A medlum 33 35 A small 21 23, B lar.1e 30 3~, A small 21 23, B large So.s3, FOB wh1te and brown A large 41'· 49 A mediUm 4()..4:1 , B large 38- 39 Chrekens, fryers le lower, 3-3.ih lb 21 23, hens heavy 13-15, light 10-12 Volume and pnce diStrlbution oo fryers., 5,000 at 21, 27 !500 at 22, 21 500 at 22'h ll 000 at 23 and 6 000 at undetermmed pr1ces Butter eo score 71 ALL ASKED TO ATTE"D Mu June Ashley preSident ol the Letart Falls PTA, has announe· ed a spec•al meeting Monday Aug 5, at the grade schOol Purpose of the meeting 11 to make final piMS for a refreshment stand •t tbe M~gs County Fa1r AU member:~ are urged to attend 1 13 Ta CCJOII'ET& COLVMBUS UP - Thir\een teams wtll compete In tbe dOIUble elimmaL1on ~tate Amerieafl J..e. g1on Jumor Baseblll Tournament ned week lncludmg deleftdin1 champJon Cu:clnnati Bentley Po.st No 00, ~ ' \ I �• 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 31, 1~7 Ct;'iiiJ·Con~cious Car Owners, Ri9ing Cost Of Repairs, TELEVISION GUIDE -w WSAZ-TV Channel3 Moin Factors In Hike In fnsurar~CeRa~eslnOhio When: We come to ca r insura nce paytng time the patnb ecomes progresstvely worse ~ch ye&t A big part of the reason IS th ut cost ot all to ~palr cOntlnually goes up Increases In rates wen t tnto effect J uly 17 affecting nearl y half thf: state's automob1 Je .owneh Remaining firms , domestic romp<Hl· ies and those f thng mdependlm tl y, a1e ex - pected to follow su1t Here is what the compames fUld A rising increase tn frequ ency of clazms, lncreue In the severity of cla~ms , more claJms, more personal lnjun es and hzgh dam. age verdicts The cost of repairs is a key factor In auto insurance ratej For example the wraparound windshield on a Cadillac costs $350 to r eplace. The gont who plunks down liVe grand for a sleek car ts dalm consciOus, the industry points out If a fender IS scratched, In goes a claim. AU of us suppose that the insurance people s1t in a spac1ous offlte and set doWn rates that Will net fat profits to all the stockholders This just ISn't so ··The drivers themselves rna~ the rates Experience makes the rates ln the lnou\-ance business," says Arthur i Vorys, superintend- ent of ms ur ance Manj msurance companies have fo und t hemselves m seno us fmancial l ondthons m the past several years The ne\\ t! st 1ate mcrease~ fn st slllle Odober of 1956 - was bused on the acciden t ex perience of the past th ree to f1ve vears OfftcJals say the ra te would be htgh er tf flgu res were limited to the past yea1 , or even > Wed nescia}' !'i 55 6 00 9 00 10 00 10 30 11 00 past two years The tempo m Increased costs of repazrs and number of cJaims has become mOre pronounced m the past sit to e~ght months, leaders In the Industry say. The only alternatJVe to everyone paymg hzgher msurance rates IS for t!xpayers to shell out enough money to double and triple ou r pollee so that speeding, reckless operalion drunken driving, and general laxity In following traffic regulations lS reduced There'll always be 'A-reeks Human judgement is not mfalhbie as to space, hme, sound. touch and smell Nor does every person ht!VP enough or II to protect himself behind a steel mg wheel So untll we are ready to enforce the laws we have ln the traffic code, don't blame tho msurance compames They have tO 11ve too And what a s~nsationa1 mess our courts would be jn 1f there were not jnsurance tompames standmg by to pay for our highway mistakes' the II 30 12 00 1 30 Bride o1n~ GrOotn 2 00 Molillee Tl>ealer 3 00 Queen for a :Oat 3 45 Modern Rllman&c::eJ RUARK REPORT • ly Robert C Ru•tk . • PALAMOS, Spnln - We just deunted rive guc.'iL.' namcrl 1 rum bull , and three named Shevlin and while they're just old fri ends to me, I'll bet ) ou n r rett } lhal ''What'a My L.inc I' rouldu l na1 l 'em by occupnUon Mr T1 umbull first name Rob •rt, hu a pietl} wire named Jo11n 11nd three eute douy:htors ag e~l 17 Hi and 12 who bruwbcal him They - lhe dau t,~ h t cr s Sush , Joan and Stefh - ~t. ptJuk flue nl Japanese, anrl on e !!pent a who!!• )'ear learnmg to pour t ell rorrtrl ly Mr Trumbull ~pe aks a kind or Japanese, Guamuntan Hawuha,l , Mala)', Chinese, Auslrahon Eng liah, and a ury apcclol Span HIII he gets from a book He hat a hatrline mustach1• WaR once an uaher in a Uwnter JH Rhort and rather 11llght and hi s voice ~ very !JUfl He defer.!l IL hl 11 womenfolk He drinka 8 l'l low beer I have eneountt!d Mr Trumbull in my •ncient Cllpaclt)l a ~ fUJYal otfic::er In Honolulu, Saipun and Guam We know nearly evt•rybody who starred fletlonally in u pif as ant book ealletl 'l>on 'l Gn Nt! a the Water" I run Into him con11tantly in pluees like Sydney, Aultraha, Sin rapore, Tokyo ond Hon" Konjl The Jut time I 8aw him woH In Tokyo He juRI flew over the An tic hump and touchod Ala11ka in order to cet to New Yo1 k by way or Spaln, but he hasn't worlled mue:b. tn India btely llLll biK~SI kid 11 enterlna Radcliffe (.'ollegc tbl• hll What doct Mr trumbull do? If , )'Ou've QUit tr)llng he !I a lenh,lt war and Far Eaatcrn eor rnpondent for 'the New York 't'tmea, 1 paper of some esteem lntef'!nltlonally and a wriler Of lfarned ~kA Hut he .11tlll looks 11 mild lnd meek a man ali will never be play~d by Rock lhtc!son ln a trenehcoat at 11 gl amorou9 foreign eorre11pondcnt )f~ other recen1 visitor 1howod up with two 1ab named Durie. Ont Of WhiCh was Wife, the Other daulhter Hil natue Is Tommy &hevUn He could t>aJity be pla) eel b~ tn earlier Gary Cooper Lu~ - hlondt! a nd pt 1•tt y <IS WI.! IJ 'l'ommy hns !wen on e1ght AfrJ !IIJfarlt>, uod Is a great f• •• ntl t 11 r11 e nd ~ of mine Ruth as th e denn of Jhcm all Philip Pcrr1u l tn :"-Sall obl and H11rrv S1•lby John Sutton and F1 ed Poolm1111 - nil the ganM" whtth div i d e ~ c u ~tom c r ~ f1 om frl cndB 'l'ommv IB VI;'! }' unUI'Ilfl l hcrnusc I nevn hca1d unyhodv knnr k hll'J 1n New Ymk Blarr!tz I on don Pa1 1s Ro me 01 P.1l 111 Rt arh pl11res which are prone to th veiOIJ on e u~ y knock Tommy wnl e!l w1 ll and pam t~ with cuu111 gL ll !! 11111od ured me Ito El•test llcmm gway 111 !'amp],) nn, Spam, and 1s on e or Pupa s grcot tncnd~ Hl!l rutlll'r wn~ 1 famous football player Tommy Is IL.Q good a big game flttherman u thllre Is In the w01ld and hold!! several rrrords HI! Ill Roclat enou'lh to belong to All lhe best clubs her:ywhere and he u e()ually at home In 11 din,~~:y fla menco joint 1 took him to He hu nearly bcon trod on by several elephant !llld rhlnn that 1 know ot, and he just recently 9hot a lt!Op.,d 1o big It ought to be le gnlly eluss1ried as a \.li t r lie ~ ~ a great goiter He lll!iO left his best pair of !Juthtnlol trunk ~ on my front porch und 1 hove no lnlentltm of send ma them bilck Whut dues Tommy do? The aruwer is nothing, real'y ext!ept son1e stocb and bonds, and koeping a houMc In Florldn. and aolnr luhing ancl shoollnR some, ana travellr;a a lot, and 1 preatllng his easy fliendsh1p tJ the end! of the earth But there ~re a few, a very few people, In th e world, who 01 c lucky t!nuu,~~:h or talenled enough , to tlo that nothlnll 110 mu<'h more Ve!luobly than a majority of other fulks who Kpend a Kreat deal or time ;le-rformln1 nothing Whllho l'vt-1 ol value to the people thoy touch on rcopyriJht, 19G1. b) Unlled Foa ture Syndicat-e, In~ ) 1a n *' WANT ADS 12 SO CMtrent t Ill IIY Ulllt lmlle : lk'ht:• aftd. Grt•m 1 10 t:oo Kll.tlftell Theater 8:011 Queeo lor • Dat S:.U MiderD ROthabce• I 5 ~~ Popele l'leleall UG News Pietute I·Oo Spinach PJayhGUSI Wuthertast 6 35 Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News 700 Mayor of the Town ,,. 7 30 Father Kno\ri 8est 800 Krait TV Theater 9 00 Thts is 'Your tif• B·So Waterlront • Masqueraae Part,. 10 30 Newa Headllnea 10 40 Nttewatck 12 00 1'onlllht U5 T:ID T:M 11:00 9.00 10:00 10:30 101>10 12!UO l:IO f121 WCinfi!dfO "'ent - laol\'i, WCHS-TV Channell J. If Tonsilsu. Are Out spent Sunday eventng Wlt ' I Mr and l't1 r ~ ![;m_,;on Holle! Mrs (,eor ge Haer anti son llllly y, ere Saturd ay after noon gues ts ot her mother, Mrs Will Frecker of Pm e GroH M1s Helen Damewood an d dau ghter Mr3 Robert Lee we ~e SuP day guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Vmeyar.d of HOckmgport Mr and Mr s Mark Evans, son Denms, Mr and Mrs Ra} E~ a m J r spP.nl the weekend campm g and ftshmg nea r Albany Mrs Kathleen Scott and Mrs Ann Watson wer e Wedne sday evc nlllg guests of Mr and Mr ~ Douglas Ge nhe1 mer Mrs Charles Biler spr nl Sun clay evenmg wtth Mrs Hele.1 Damewood Mr and Mrs lle1bcrl Da\ 1:; and fam ily Athens, were Sunda y gue5;tJ of Mr and ~1 rs U h Nease I NNdod ' beUevo II II :'IXfonl who hu remond or pld.m In tho Daily Sentinel an three properiJ Dav Book " r·t In my opinion, WQ_uhl ~LANN!D \he Tnltllltlon ].,. plannet'l ror the Augu8t meeting of Evangeline f' hRpler Ol!:S Thur~day at th,.. Ma5nnlc Temple and refre1hmenb will be 11erved at the cloJte of the meeting ••aer ~ ~ M1> IUISWD !1011' ... ~ boob be havlnl been ~.~:l"'n wlth a con... WORKSHOP TONIGHT ·r~e Cne'Ster GUlden Club wil l h t~ vt' a workshop thl.oi evening at Dw Chesler Methodht Church wflh Mrs lklbert Reibel Leadln<t rrtek Road , ReJ{lnnt~t Director, ln t hargc nf the dtJmonstJ ation and wnrbhop Each member is lo bring Ar· ran,l!ements and the workshop Is pl.11nne(l as a prelhnlnory to entf'rlng lhe Meigs <ounty Ft~lr Flo'o1er Show A potluck supper will be served preceding the -:A-:Iaye--l~te:-&b;:o=wo~r -wa.s held at the Gr-ange h•U, Saturday evenworkshop In• for .Mrs. Wm. Pullins (AIIlla Burke.) Dor~h)' B\U'kt tetently •uttered a broken arm In a faU fr(•m ly Mrs, C. I. Woo.te Sunday School attendante oo her bicycle Mra Garnet Wlndllllnd ha• re July 28 was M, the offerln.: wa!4 ceived woNt of 1 daughter born $753 Sunday, Sept HUh, has been la.st week to her •on and diUih" set as tbe date tor the Homecom· ter-in-llw, Mr and Mn ~It lng and church dedication lle\1. Wlndlanil of The Plain~ r.rt. ond Mn. Ctueheo ••derGrove delivered the meuaa:e at 10r4& SCrlpWre i'eadlnJ Matthew •on 1nd dauJhter Ltbdl i1.(en4ed 8 14. - the Myars•Young reunion beld at Five youth and 2 adulta from the home of Gene Welia or hel'tl attended the Cheater ehatg:e Cherr, 1\ldfe ~ub' 18th Till• reMYF meetin• held at Minersvute un\oo w1tl lie hid ~~ the lll!lldtrlast Monday evening There was an aUendante of •on 32 at la•t Wedneaday evenlni' prayer meettn1 with (rlt' Warnl'r ~· Mory , ..... Jeadiftg Thl• week'l leadw Is Wm Wolf, Eacle Rldae, spent Garnet WlndJand t~ith Mr. end Mrs Jtm. The MYF had a picnic IUpJ)er Suncl1y meu Stethem. and outdoor meetlni ond fiCtcll· Mlu Peltl Po'well, ParkeNbUrl( liOn on the church lawn July 28 spent week with her molhcr, The young folk1 enjoyed a aame E._.m, aPowell of volley ball early In the evening Jack Johnsen~ Columbus called then the picnic:: at- dL'-'k· Thrn on Hoyt C'urtJs, Sunda)l followed devoUoru and 10 outMrs Iflt~Y Newell and ftn'lil)' door study ''1be Heaven• btopeilt fhuffilif wlth her matbOI", (']A~ the Glory of God' by star Mrs L. D. Plttet. ' 1\(hl ond Ml'o. .toe conntoy A short butlneJa mt1etln1 was ~Pent SufUiay with her parent•, TO f'fCNIC AUGUST 3 led by Janice Swart1, pre~. 1'he Mr. and Mri Charley Prlee The MeiJ11 county HoiJtcln Club pos&lbility of ltlendinl t~tC Mr and MH Shrlmaa Baker will hold rtt annual picnic:: Satur- charJe plcntf at Lake Alma on day, AuJ 3 at the farm or LesteT Aut 16 wa! dlacwsed Also the •nd !anjily ol Chi<tfO, nl , syent Jordan, Jr Gal11poHa Ferry, W part tha MYF WO\Itd play In the Wednealay ni1ht with Mr and: , Va, wit~ .a basllet dinner at noon prollt"am at Coolville eamp mee'· ffn. Rodney Pieree M'r and~ M'n Cecil Bissell, ing Aur 15 It was decided to Parke'"'bura. apent Sunday witt~ rome to a final decision on th~ F. Jlelly and daughter, latter matte/ at the S 8 hour Mra. Mt. add Mra. Perry Curtis ud next Sun The meetlna: closed family with the benedlcl.ton by 12 Powell apent Sunday with Emmt AREA youtha, 3 1dult1 present Mn O.hver Curti' and son Wm Bentz lJ 111 at the bome fpet\t the nlkend in Columblll. of his daughter, Mrs Vere sw•na Mr and Mrt. C E Woode or '~ ~,, 'l'l!ppon Pta1Jtl hiYt non t~o!JI. lAliT ' OW N. \'. Inc In bill! e1N. Mol'li 11 8o!iJih Nl!it;, Mr and Mrt. John Barnett •nd ;18, wb, lw' 1 fiilotell role ill fam1ly of Mlehtgan are via1Ua• "S~I Slfttlt of Succeot' Ml at tht Follroci-1\obtnlh home. rtplti~lt "lA 1'hJlo'1 !olldttlott ' tO>. W alld Mrt. llfn'lll1 Toylor ••· .., ,'tili;. ~it l'lltel~ In ift comptaled by thelt •on lrt-liW iml •diOhlabllf ·~H~~t. d•uthter, Mr and Mra. Uoyd Di1Una:er and sons apent tilt weekead It Medina, o. ' '*",iiiii)'N....., R- ALFRED hoMT:~ OliVE w TheTO Daily Sentinel .... ~ .· Pf1!.1 GROVI "\f' .( ...... ' WJEH Meigs County News CHANNIL I Jimmie Dean Boston Blaclde Captal.n Kana:aroo CBS News -, Fred Warmr Arthur ,Godfnr StrJke It Rich Vallont Lady Love of Lift Search for Tom.orrow 7 00 7 30 8 00 8 45 9 oo 9.30 10 30 11 00 11 15 11 30 1 2 00 B1g Payoff 2 30 Bob Ml'l. lbb OWefts ot Columbu• tpent tbe weekend with Mr. and Wt. katold Roueh at· tendH the Fum Bureau Counc1l pltnle at U.e home of Mr ami Mn. Ed.IIOA Roush, Bashan, c'l 'llnunday. Mr •ftd Mrs Don llupp of Le tort moved to the 'thaxton pro- pert)' Fridar. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson tpent this 'flek vlsitine relatives tn Columb\11 r llichard Wollo of Ahtlquity e:aUed 011 his 1lster, Ml'S Jac~ Shlrpnoclt. Mr. and Mn. Vltall Norris and r..mny of Mt Vi!!rhon spent SCY· eral days with Mr 'nd Mrs Rosll Morra. 10kESTRUN FOREST RUN Mrs t.e\fb Walker .-pent the past 'lfleeli: in Waahlnston c H the CUe~ of telatJYu Mr artd Mtt. Harold Holter al\d .On Of Lon1 Bottom wero l'ulldly cueat8 Of his plrents, 1llrf,' alta 'M'n. Hlt!:IO'b HOlter. ill. ihd i.ln '\illtlord F&udre• wen Tb;Ul'lday eventna aueat, of Mrio ~ Holl<or ond brother, of Jli!l't)ltit Stor Mit Vli'lllilo ~O.ro ind ion llobbjr ot'AihiA!,.-De~ lllf'Alllondl 11\if .SOpirdiY. MI. orld WI: tilvtd ki>lt•P and loliltli 1t11 bini!n, r.rt._ ona Mro WIUm~ hundrlfO ~a • ll.illoadl on Writer Mrs Dolly Wolfe ootf hmlly toil.. On Your liadio Dial Olive Ingraham 7:80 IOilc,t .Jiltekto f:bo Capliln Xaoliro• 900 U S Stee1 Hour 10 00 tJp.to the-mmute Newt ' tO 0~ Scannlng the Weatber 10 10 The Late ShOw . 8:45 CIIS !lo;i, 9 oo Ffed Wa"tl!lc 9 so Mlhur tiodtre, ·o 10 Strite ·lll~Wb 1100 Valiont Llldy 115 Loye ~ j:.ilt 1·30 seoreb tot Toourt-r6i ' J-45 G•liioo ..l-ilhl 2.00 K:atie~Jtttqbea 1.280 A1 tbe World ll'utna IOO ')ur Mlsa lk'uoka ' ' 130 .Rouaeparty; 200 B11 ~aYoll ~3D i I :~ iaru ~ Che~olet~ low as $J.95 Five ears looking for new home Som..e very elean ones Blaett7 2'7 etc as low u $9'17 Chotee < ' r Do,ualas Bthtardr ~1r'A.I. SJt, P.Nawn. ar the .. 1:00 Bob tum.Iitlft~t ., 7t30 cu~ 8·10 ft~)'I!.GUSI 9Q 10·00 Up-to4h..mtndte NeWI\ 10:011 Setiiblna the Weatller 1o.JO The L! te Sbow ~ !2•30 Libetliee l 100 The Feminine Touch 300 Afternoon n1111 FutlYB s su Ltte With. Elilabetll too Cartoon Club '00 Mickey MIMIIN ClQ 600 Five Stir Flnal 6·15 John Dall & the N... 6.30 Dlsneyl•n4 'I SO Navy Lo1 8.00 Ozaie 1nd Bmiet 8 30 M(lml!.nt of Decision 9 00 Wedneldly Nlfbt ,lhll 9 111 , Sporllcopo 1o.oo NewJi or the Nigbt 10 10 1"4\eatre ia , 11 SO Sltfl Off ' ( 18) Employment Wonted PAINTING WANTED An Kinds, mtertor and exterior Roofa a ol>itialty l:dwaril Pelooo, TU! ffl. P o !II>i 71, Hattldl'a, . 2'S lp --=;:::---;:;:-----=:::: Palntmg, interior 11nd exterior ~ Va Available now. able, Homer Rate• Btal~y •' Jtmlnlne Touch ~ 2:00 ·Aliern•on Film h.uvJJ a:~il Ill• With l!llllbeth ' 'hi• !:118 cUIOnn Club O,Ot) lli<IO;> MO\ISO Club e:vo ti'IO litol' n ..t 8:l4 ~9hn · l)~[J • tile N""* 8:~8 N Ttotnlnl l'61tll 7:00 prl.eat Blpreu 1"30 H1Pio of File truhy ~I!'.Pany NICE HOM~ ON l.iHetiLN tlfL~&oN !liMti! lllllltl -..~!tal Jn Pomeroy. Moderately priced from $3,600 to $6,000. Terms Available OAiil. fM 1:00 TIIOMOr 'l'Jme lWII . . . Pllr of th.o 'll'•et Shadow of Doubt 1'.Ttef!t 248-0410, tttE>nce northe1sterly and betaa aoatherly of the exi.IJt.in& route and croutng the eu t bnnch of Shade R:ver tL a pomt 0 02 mil•', more or len, touthea.rterly from tb4 aforementioned brjd•e and contlnumt to a po:.nt m the centerline ot el'lstlng State Route No 248 1atd potnt bemg o 17 mile more or len ll measured •lone the ee nterhne of said eo:tm1ng route eaaterly from the aforernen1.1oned brid&e. and there terminate, and bern, in all a dJstance "f 0 26 mJle more or leu PROPOSED WHEN THE PROVJ SIONS OF CHAPTER Mll OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE MET AND UPON PROPER ENTRY IN THE JOURNAL OF THE DmECT OR or ffiGRWA vs. THE RETURN OF A PORTION OF EXISTING STATE ROUTE No 248, IITUAT ED IN SECTION 1, CHESTER TOWNSHIP, MEIGS CONTY, OHIO TO 'l'HE ABU'M'!NG PROPERTY OWNERS AT SUCH A TIME THAT THE CORRESPONDING NEW SEmoN OF THE ABO\fE M!N. TIONED PROPOSED RELOCATION 18 ACCEPI'ED AND OPENED TO TiiAl'"FlC. And ~.lll!ing more tully described a• rouows C hard~, AHJUSt ll The publiC lfi mv•led Rf'V and M~;t Frank Bleutng and friendJ oJ 8yt'SVIIJt' wert> e.allen of Mr ;md Mrs Denn1s Rous)J and Mn Ctctl BleMtni Tueaday kev lltld Mrs Rayn\ond P~ tt>rs and ehiidren. New Haven were glfr>llts of 1fnt Ethel Fry Wed nesday Mrs Hazel Frlt>nd wa• a recent guest ot Mr• :£rnte Gnmm Board 1'he Ladle• Aid or Board Bap t•st Church me~ Wednesday With Mr!l Ftnme 'J'Iryloo- and ftn is hetl a quill for Mn Anna Frt Present wrre Mn Leolla Youn1. M.ra Laura G1&bs. Mrs Luven a Ra1ney, Mrs. ' May Roush, Mra Reth.a Broolu, )!r.11 Lora Mac> Brown, Mrs Mildred Thompllon and 1'mu. Haz.el Brooll:s, Sue Ellen and Eva Lee Brown and MrJ Taylor DOn 0 Aten called on ~1r and Mrt Fl'fd Roush Saturday Kn Taft loston called Oll.f E 1h Bleulna: Wednesday arternoon Rev W S Bd!lrp.<~ and Oke} ftOUih rtturned from a flstung trip on We Er1r ltlld ts recuper at~n1 fnllm (be trip RullH!JI Hottman was a r11Uet Df Mr and Mn Ivt>s Kmg on f hunda1 ~ vemng Mrs Rtna Bonecutter and Mrs Ga,.nett Chapman reeenl aue5ll!li Ella • I! 111 That tfle consttuct1on , reeon!ructioH~ aiidt o'l rftrTtdgement of .. tb pUtiUely 1ild Dt\itaf.e:Jy owned Ql.lhhee;, referred fO: In subseetlon• t!iJ on& (tj a&DY'f, sKill be done in iUeb ~lbMnier •• rfOt to interfere 4Mwf-wlth tho opmllon of th• lontri&f oonotrocdng Ill• lmPf~'YeJJJ.eril and 11~ f:laettlmnc or Wl\etaft 1111d'1 n~1sary: by such lillHty IUrrjngemmta 111mll I be ;'elfil¥iit0d Ill t~onco with !be ~~... Of ~Oon'-1·2 00 Of the Obl<f Depaiill'IB~t Of lligbWaya Con struetlon and Mater1al SpeclttcaUon• and aiiaU bf tUbject to ap· p!Gtat by tM State Beginning at a point in the een 1 ..,. () '"at salc1 vPlage bereby rhne of ellstlng State Route No itrets that the sald Aepaftment of 248, ~ld--po:rt bemg 010 mile, MJbwaya of the State ot OhJo, mort or less u meuW'ed aJcmg .FLOM st1JWt,. ij Adiidn· tlalf be and l•llerebt raved harm- the cen~ne of said ex1sting illtratr1~ of the = e oJ len from any ind lfl cfainag~ or route we•terly from Bridge No .. MEG-248-0410, a north Wa1ter .lltttrl.dM, d. tlllms thdreot arising from m easterly and thence earterlyIn dllecuon WEBS'I\ER II rt!LW , uowmg out of tfte certlfic•tlon or Atlorneys for Plaintiff ... obligations macte or a.-..A ta in alon, exlstlpg State Route No 248 L •• .,.,.... to 1: point 0 17 mde, more or leu, (7) 81, (8) 7, 14, 21. 181 (9) ~ 11, 7te Uetlonal (a), (b), (e), (d) and {e) aa mea~ured along the centerline :t hcri'einabo'te. tiCTtdN ft (EnWrrrw,r Clauae} 01 saJd existing mute, easterly .., the aforementioned br1dge, 'I'bls ordinance is hereby deelat· there terminate, and being all elf to be an fmergency mequre by portion of existing State Route reason of t.he need fer expediting No 248 not needed for the con. cOnatrucUon oi profect(.l!) to pro- struetlnn or mlhntenance- of the mote hithwa;v safety, and provided above desertbed proposed reloca H reeeivea tb~ affittma(ive vote of hon or needed for any o1~er public twa-thirds Of the members elected h1ghway M Oouncil, it sbaH take erre.ct and GEORGE J THORMYER be ln force hnmedtaie-ly upon 1ts AetinJ mr~tor of H1ghway1 paasage and approval by the (7), 31, (8) 1, 2tc er, otherwise, it shall take ef!~"f- 1 ~-:-:--:-.,.,-,--:c-:-: and be In force from and after' NOTJCI Of APPOINTMENT the ear1iest period allowed by law E:st•f• of thurston L.. Stone Vote on suspe11sion of the rule Dacnnd requiring an ordmanee .to be tully Nohce iS hereby given that (el) E. F Robin1on Mayor C. Wayne Swl8her Prendent of Couneil Tbe aforegolnr is accepted as a baalr fm- proeuding wJth the eo~tru~tlon herein described For the VJ11a11e .of Pomeroy, Ohio c•RTIIIteA!'t'i 011 COPY $~ of Ohio VUiage of Pomeroy SS Cotmt)' of Meira 1, CbJrles W Legar, al' elerk Of the ~Jia,te of Pomeroy, Ohio, do hereby certify that tlle foregoing l rue and eorrect eopy of orchn· IIJC!e 1dopted by the council of the vlHage oa the 28th day Of lulf, 1.1S1i that the pubUcatkln of JUc'h. ordinance has been made and certified of record 11eeordin.g to law, that no proceedin11 Ioottn1 to a referendum upon such ordinance lt.ave been taken; nd that aueb ordinanee and certlflcale ot publl· eatton thereof are of. reeord Jn ordinance Record No 318, Page 200. IN WITNESS WHEltEOF, llil'fe hereunto subseribed mY name and affJxM my offh!Jal seal, this 28th 1• 10:51 Sip On 11:00 AdventW'tl In Lell"niq 11·00 N~nN.... 1·00 ~purtenantef Clerk . I2-ll ' "'I'"""" 12:80 Frolhllo Wno not1r~eaUon fOI!rth.o of allNaynNon•~ •t.. ted ...mben) Yeas Five, ~~ Vote on emergency etiltlle· Yea1 Five, Nays None. Pas,ed Juty 28, 1957 as an emerseney measure • PasGed July 28, 19M Attest Charlet W. Legar WHTN-TV_Ch'annel 13·. CH,\NNXL 11 THUIIS. ort~-lialt im,-ovement and aaid eompamet Mve aa ·eed tD mike t ucb neeesltl'f rearranaemen'- Immediately alter by said "lilla1e 01' the Department of KIJ,hWa)IJ. (b) That 1t is hereby agreed that the vlllage ,hall at ttl own ezpen 1e m&JJ;e all reuna1ements of water m~n•. ~erv~te Haea, fire hydranta ftlvt bozn, nntt.ty te..,.era or .jtber munietpaUy owned uti1tue1 •nd/ or any thereto, )l'~ether insLie or outlide the cor porate hmlt&, a• may be neee~Jary to contorm to the tald improve.li'ltnt and saltf Uhhftments shall 'e do~ at suell. tifue as requetlfed I!)' liop;ttmeirt ol H1(bwoyo En- c haptnaa and W A hleMmJ. !llts AII£UIM: Hadsti, .. Mu May ltmnh and Mr• daufJ'Iter and iOD--In..J'* ot: lMna ~ Ethel Fry spenl Monday wJth: ~re re t ueats of Hr, md Mit. Mcu Ella Bleuing Mr and Mrs CU rt iS. Youn1 Wayne llatt and lfri. RUMh were buslne81J ctllen In Pomeroy Jol'won. Monday Tik artttaal t:omee&m lng wt l' be Ob~rvtd It Oat GJ'Of'e El1f 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW Fut:r~iture $595' INCLUDES FRIGIDAIRE ll.e!rlt...tor IIIII Gao RanJe Pay Only UU8 dowa and UB.OO per monllt IAKU FURNITURE Oa Tbe Brlgh- Corner In Hlddleport Summer S~ndals ON SALE THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPOR.T, OHIO and diltinctly re.ad on three d1f Thur11ton Stone. Jr whose PO&t Of lerent days· flee address IS 235 Mulberry Ave , /I (Requll'es a yea vote by three· Pomeroy, Ohio, ' has been duly ap - CHj\NNEL 13 WED. I t 10 158 Sr.lln 011 11 00 AdventUTea In Learnln,_ 12 00 Noon New• 12 HI Nelthbora foUowi~:~a: ' 1or rearraniemeall in such a m•n· mure or lett •• measc.red alone the ~a. te be'tltli tU in)' eoftllfrac· cente't\inf of uid el:latlng route, J tlon t!aUed fCfi fl.t tfte plan• of said weaterly from Bridle No MEG· I;:::;::;:::;,;:=:;:: " •""";,!:::;:;:::;:::;:;::::;::;;::::;;:: •"':::::i::;:::::,:;;::;::;:::;;:~ ' 1801 Buieks as low as $396 Five • fine cll."l, A vaHety of mo.:! els and.equlpment Blaet1nar's, Porn· ~roy, 7 2'1 6tc l < - • nar'l', Pomeroy. us ' aooil ilous!-s i ...:--.- ,-,-,d,-en (d) Auto Sales 300 !lrllbler lta7 3 15 Secret Storm 330 Edlle of Nl1~t 4:00 Th~ torly Shtir, : ' ~ 5:31), ' Yo•r Dib JIN'oftif , I SporU Parade w.eatbtrrllan 810 A!tio)' ' 4 120 81 InSurance 4 211 If Bob Ctoall. Show $1!!1 7:(1:---::4~1-::Fo:-r--:Rd LOST Dalmatian 7 month old $35 00 per mo At Apple Grove male pup Picked up in town See Alex Wheeler 7-31-3tc Reward Pleue ~turn to Rlehald 1!aughan, 26~ Bullet Apartment unfurnfsbetf, second St , Pomeroy Adults only nut Ave!,! Pomeroy, 0 7 31-31<' Fnmk Fugate, Phone f.W..lk ~ • Jltodqu.lltOril ... 7-31Mlc il.m•onlte Lul&"'«e - Lane Cedar --·-::--:--;;:-;:----,;:-:: Cb.~at.a - LAU Window Fana- F111e Room House Call Sam Arnold '838-Y. 7·31 Stc Frl,ldau~ R.efrtretatora. tlker Furnlt~o~r• 1 Middleport. Otdo 7·oo limmt• I!Jqn Crol'lby Show 300 Bnghter D11y 3 15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge or Nl.ght 400 The !:ady Show 5)0 Your Ea!:o Rl;!:porter 545 Sports Parade 5511 Weatbetman • 00 Actirn 6 15 Douglas F.dw!ll'dll 6 30 My Friend fllcka 7 00 Vic Damone 8 00 MJII!nnah'e 8 30 I've Gctt A Seeret 11:50 11. m. Daily 990 (6) l.ost & Fownd l'IIUIISDAY 11 45 GUld!~ilg Ligbt 12 00 Katie's K1tchen 12 30 As the Woriu Turna 1 00 Our )llss Brooks 1 30 Houaeparty I A 1roup of friends gathered at ~he home of Mr and •Mr'l Harold Rouah• Friday evenini{ and !lurpriaed Mrs Roush on het blrth<bly Prtllent wel'f" Mrs Jack Sharpnack and dau,hte.r, Mar.11· belle Gloria Ann Goo<lnJtc, Mr and 'Mn Andy cross and son Eddle. Jo MUl.er, Mr and Mrs tferbert Roush and sen Roter, Ed ward Friend. Bob Christian and Thoma8 Star• Jlelreabmenta of ice cream, cake, lr1.1U salad aud ic~ tea were llel'Yed Mr. and M,rs. Pearl Baker of Columbut apent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack. The latter1a daughter, Marabelle, ac· companied tbem home. -:-::-:---'-:'" ' --::--::-;; ~ ----:-- -~-:-----~----.~------ WEDNESDAY ~ ~~~·~~~~-@·~~~~~I .. U& e~taU~ I1~;_;~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 4.00 Come41 Tl.me .. • 30 Movietlme 0 00 6 30 ' s,.ttr - ~ I ~. Jlrobate Court ol lleiJJ Cou!n Ohio, beinr Caute No Ui.Mie, FOR CONSISTENT DEPI!NDABLE BESIJLT8 UGliLAR PRICE rt'Je 81te of cett.aln re1l .I'OW«LLiJ 8Uvtc• STATION ttle Pa:nru!nt of debta of ttl~! d~ LUBBIC.t.Tl6lt' aDI WA88 ent, wbicli re'at elta~ II df1trlbed JUidle 0111o as toUaw(: · The real tstlfe altUated ln the VillaJe of P*toy, PHONE 398 County of M~1p and State if OIU1' Domestle..Commerclal-Dairy and bounded and deteribed •• folRA1&9 JACK'S REFRlGERATION Iowa lk!lng •itutted in tlie Vlllage 2 euts pe..• word. one ~loa. )flntnMDD chaqe 50t.-t Dlntl 24 Hour Service r;,( Pomeroy and mere pidfieUltil)' ~ word t·o r three consecutive f.naerUooa. bounded and deteribred H to1fowt Ooe mll~b foil 21 ceata pu. wor4. New Haven Tu 23587 •nd being the Eastetl)' Of irUu rate of 2 cents per word wUl be cbar1ed tot fdYertJJid& It f Lot Numbei .,.emt1-tbree (23} dloot paid for before tbe IDth of each mootll f(lollo ~r.tlon. vlding 1n the center from tbe front l\:l'ren ill Adfetttilng-Should be re~ ~ 1,. n. CONCRETE BLOC& to the rear. Al110, tlae concmeot Dtdt> sentlolel 9ft! oot be reoponlible tor mtillo iO!il i!leo,.. teet insertion rtght of eaaement lo D.ae the Alley . . uiW letter p.,. L...between the above detcrlbed propCord of Thonb ond s~ Notloea oll!nnt. f1 118. 9 publfahe:d at 1 eqt per wOriL • erty and ~he 1Veaterly obe-tuiir or GRUBSBR BLOCK CO. sa1d Lot Number Twonty-tbre'e (23) Said easemedt rlaht .ia to -eontltrue , 1!-.!'~ ~l:loo:!-::;:~of:.:r~ ..:-::•:•. .~~for the benefit of ttie lufj.n, eue.,. ;$2;;5;-;00~R;;;F;;;:W;;;A;;R;;D--w::;,;;\)-;t:,,:-:: : pal~ i; 932 X. cellllors and auic,ps in ~P tnformatJon leadmf te1 the ftof the prdpetty abulthtJ ·on Afd rest and eonv~etlon of the per- Saw iWiri. and shavmgs, loaded ln alleY. son or persoD.!I that bioke i ntO )'ou.; truc.t &om bin or deflvThe petlt,dn ollegeo thl\}ht pet. my how;e at Apple Grove steal· er~d. OHIO VALLEY MI'G II"'~" of ftid decendent f1 CORP , TUPPERS PLAINS, 0 ing Houseltold Goods '' Stgned to/iY debts l,l)d Phone CoolvJUe 12150. 7·18-2Jrc Glenn Wolfe 94J Mauaehuteft!t ?.bl:~~~~~ of sal ealfte ond that Ave, N W , Washington 1, EJ' -~ GRA V'ELY 'iRACTOil SALI!S-..;d neetuary to ~~ lli4 Mreal 7-29-Ste for tbe tNYtntnt of ,de ~lot. R. A. ri'illw, 61~ J'. ..me, • ., • " !.lam St , Pomeroy. 7 24-2'1~. '(5) Personals The, pn'er of 11M peUtlon Is thai ..ld uol ~tat<> .be oold for -~---::---:--:tbe PiJ'me6t of debbJ df ,_.. ifee· Will Ute party that took pune !-- -- ---.-- __-" _ _ dent and eotts ot a•miJrl._terJnl and money from my home the estate an4 for other reUer plus~ return lt I need it I ~ or 3 be,droom Call. RonSaid deJ'endftlt,s uct r,l~to wlll be mOflt eratelul and no nit Hand, Columbu.r n4 Soutb.· .. •~· P.n ~ •.. . h onswer s II •_. ~ti~ questions uked Mrs. ll'anntl ern Electtte. PboM 181 day of September 1H7 or JudieJl'a•par ' Mtners"'me Ohio. 7 27 &tp ment will ~ ~&k.en. Jni111 t ~ail. 7-91-Sic lJ 30 It COuld Be You 5 30 Popeye Presentl 545 News Picture 9 30 I 1000 ._., Romper Room 'fhe Price 15 itJsht 'f'IIUtb C!l~enret Tic he bou11h ll 011 ~· lftd Jlllt '30 Movietlm.e - ' INITIATION 9 go 10 00 10 30 tl 00 400 Comedy 'l1me Some (olks if they thmk of 11 at all may has to make his rounds of all meters as Ire' suppose the "' parking meter patrolman"' has quently as possible to tag cars left past t he an easy lime co\lectmg his pennio• and nlc- pa1d time If this IS not done most religiously kels On the contrary 1t's no policeman's hoi soon no one bothers to put money lh tne bUD• !day Look whlit he runs into gry little monsters ThiS Is one phase of AmFor example John McKenzie's r<tin haul eiJcana where the honor system does no t I Monday totalled $301 There were 12 400 pen fun ction No one tlunks less of himself for It nles in 1t which rolled into 248 rolls of the being that way, either. strangely enourh Chief Leroy Bartrum handles the llleter brown little tokens of national wealth The task In Middleport He knows this to be true balance was In five cent pieces which bundled Into 88 plus 'oils All of these, strong about checking meters and collecting from backed John shoulde•·s and carries to the them too So the next time you see your meter ofli.l bank each week cer un\oadmg the week 's lake from a sidewalk , Collecting the money from meters Is only bnnd1t don't think his job ends there It's a small part of the meter patrolman's JOb He merely beginning - - -:-,-:--:---;;ra use he's toni{ n11J lc nn an d qui l ct like Coop Th C' 1<t>n10r Du rie b blunt! and prett y 1ry1c 1umor Is 6 00 To<laf S1gn On Today Romper Reom The Price Is Rleht Truth or C~maequen.ce1 Tic Ts.c Dough !I Could Be Yk CWTent ! 1 00 ?t) L1ttle M'C1,._e I Meter Pat~olman .Has Big Task~ In Caring For Volume Of Coins Taken Weekly From Hungry Sid,ewalk Bandits THURSDAY- Cbllllnol S 558 SliD On daY lit July. 1957. Charles Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE George Stuckey, whose last Jllil?.''~ place of residence was RoArtansa.e,' and whose present residence is unknown and reasonable dlligence, be Mary Duke, who1e reaidence wu: Tinley 'J»ark, whose present place of unknown and cannot dUi.gence be aseer- I· w uegar Clerk V1l13ge of PomerOy, Ohio ('I) ~1. (8) 7, ~tc pomted Admmist.alor of the tate o! Thurston ~ .. Stone tale Es of Meigs· toUhty, Ohio, deceased Datli!d this 20th day or July 1957 John C Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Meta:• County, OhJo (7)_24,. 3l, (8), 7, 3te PAI NT spECIA L · lteg. $6.39 golloR SUPER KEMTONE NOTI~& OF APPOINTMEN1' Adminlttriter WJfh ( the Will AnnexN Estatw of Aug111t H. Weber We ha-ve some Super Kemtone taken off color cards ..- ~c..,.d Notice Is hereby given that Vernon Weber whose Po11t Offtce Address 1!1 Rutland, Ohio, has been duly appomted as Admlmstrator wtth the Will annexed of the Es tate of August H Weber late of Chester Township, Meigs County, Ohio, deceased Dated thiR 19tll day of July 19a7 Jobn c Bacon Judge ot the Probate Court Meigs Coonty, Oh10 24, 31, (8), 7, 3tc ~ and must Jell at low price~. BELOW COST 98 GALLON m Opn AU Day Thlind&y - Til 8 P.M S•tunlay LETART, W. Va. Ay Mlude Btehing :Un. Elw.beth Boston, Mlkto and Pat returned home Saturduy after spending a vacatwn Wlfh relative,~ and friends m Illinois Mrs Cecil Blessmg, Mr and Mrs Curt11 Young were drnner guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Bleasmg of ft.'Jason Monday Reu.be11 Hinkle of DUnou was the gueat of Mrs W J I'"'= Select Only Very best in Used CHOOSE FROM A -BiLECI'ION OF TIQ:SE BEAUTIES +-1955 Models Fords. 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Righi On · Tlnte • �• 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 31, 1~7 Ct;'iiiJ·Con~cious Car Owners, Ri9ing Cost Of Repairs, TELEVISION GUIDE -w WSAZ-TV Channel3 Moin Factors In Hike In fnsurar~CeRa~eslnOhio When: We come to ca r insura nce paytng time the patnb ecomes progresstvely worse ~ch ye&t A big part of the reason IS th ut cost ot all to ~palr cOntlnually goes up Increases In rates wen t tnto effect J uly 17 affecting nearl y half thf: state's automob1 Je .owneh Remaining firms , domestic romp<Hl· ies and those f thng mdependlm tl y, a1e ex - pected to follow su1t Here is what the compames fUld A rising increase tn frequ ency of clazms, lncreue In the severity of cla~ms , more claJms, more personal lnjun es and hzgh dam. age verdicts The cost of repairs is a key factor In auto insurance ratej For example the wraparound windshield on a Cadillac costs $350 to r eplace. The gont who plunks down liVe grand for a sleek car ts dalm consciOus, the industry points out If a fender IS scratched, In goes a claim. AU of us suppose that the insurance people s1t in a spac1ous offlte and set doWn rates that Will net fat profits to all the stockholders This just ISn't so ··The drivers themselves rna~ the rates Experience makes the rates ln the lnou\-ance business," says Arthur i Vorys, superintend- ent of ms ur ance Manj msurance companies have fo und t hemselves m seno us fmancial l ondthons m the past several years The ne\\ t! st 1ate mcrease~ fn st slllle Odober of 1956 - was bused on the acciden t ex perience of the past th ree to f1ve vears OfftcJals say the ra te would be htgh er tf flgu res were limited to the past yea1 , or even > Wed nescia}' !'i 55 6 00 9 00 10 00 10 30 11 00 past two years The tempo m Increased costs of repazrs and number of cJaims has become mOre pronounced m the past sit to e~ght months, leaders In the Industry say. The only alternatJVe to everyone paymg hzgher msurance rates IS for t!xpayers to shell out enough money to double and triple ou r pollee so that speeding, reckless operalion drunken driving, and general laxity In following traffic regulations lS reduced There'll always be 'A-reeks Human judgement is not mfalhbie as to space, hme, sound. touch and smell Nor does every person ht!VP enough or II to protect himself behind a steel mg wheel So untll we are ready to enforce the laws we have ln the traffic code, don't blame tho msurance compames They have tO 11ve too And what a s~nsationa1 mess our courts would be jn 1f there were not jnsurance tompames standmg by to pay for our highway mistakes' the II 30 12 00 1 30 Bride o1n~ GrOotn 2 00 Molillee Tl>ealer 3 00 Queen for a :Oat 3 45 Modern Rllman&c::eJ RUARK REPORT • ly Robert C Ru•tk . • PALAMOS, Spnln - We just deunted rive guc.'iL.' namcrl 1 rum bull , and three named Shevlin and while they're just old fri ends to me, I'll bet ) ou n r rett } lhal ''What'a My L.inc I' rouldu l na1 l 'em by occupnUon Mr T1 umbull first name Rob •rt, hu a pietl} wire named Jo11n 11nd three eute douy:htors ag e~l 17 Hi and 12 who bruwbcal him They - lhe dau t,~ h t cr s Sush , Joan and Stefh - ~t. ptJuk flue nl Japanese, anrl on e !!pent a who!!• )'ear learnmg to pour t ell rorrtrl ly Mr Trumbull ~pe aks a kind or Japanese, Guamuntan Hawuha,l , Mala)', Chinese, Auslrahon Eng liah, and a ury apcclol Span HIII he gets from a book He hat a hatrline mustach1• WaR once an uaher in a Uwnter JH Rhort and rather 11llght and hi s voice ~ very !JUfl He defer.!l IL hl 11 womenfolk He drinka 8 l'l low beer I have eneountt!d Mr Trumbull in my •ncient Cllpaclt)l a ~ fUJYal otfic::er In Honolulu, Saipun and Guam We know nearly evt•rybody who starred fletlonally in u pif as ant book ealletl 'l>on 'l Gn Nt! a the Water" I run Into him con11tantly in pluees like Sydney, Aultraha, Sin rapore, Tokyo ond Hon" Konjl The Jut time I 8aw him woH In Tokyo He juRI flew over the An tic hump and touchod Ala11ka in order to cet to New Yo1 k by way or Spaln, but he hasn't worlled mue:b. tn India btely llLll biK~SI kid 11 enterlna Radcliffe (.'ollegc tbl• hll What doct Mr trumbull do? If , )'Ou've QUit tr)llng he !I a lenh,lt war and Far Eaatcrn eor rnpondent for 'the New York 't'tmea, 1 paper of some esteem lntef'!nltlonally and a wriler Of lfarned ~kA Hut he .11tlll looks 11 mild lnd meek a man ali will never be play~d by Rock lhtc!son ln a trenehcoat at 11 gl amorou9 foreign eorre11pondcnt )f~ other recen1 visitor 1howod up with two 1ab named Durie. Ont Of WhiCh was Wife, the Other daulhter Hil natue Is Tommy &hevUn He could t>aJity be pla) eel b~ tn earlier Gary Cooper Lu~ - hlondt! a nd pt 1•tt y <IS WI.! IJ 'l'ommy hns !wen on e1ght AfrJ !IIJfarlt>, uod Is a great f• •• ntl t 11 r11 e nd ~ of mine Ruth as th e denn of Jhcm all Philip Pcrr1u l tn :"-Sall obl and H11rrv S1•lby John Sutton and F1 ed Poolm1111 - nil the ganM" whtth div i d e ~ c u ~tom c r ~ f1 om frl cndB 'l'ommv IB VI;'! }' unUI'Ilfl l hcrnusc I nevn hca1d unyhodv knnr k hll'J 1n New Ymk Blarr!tz I on don Pa1 1s Ro me 01 P.1l 111 Rt arh pl11res which are prone to th veiOIJ on e u~ y knock Tommy wnl e!l w1 ll and pam t~ with cuu111 gL ll !! 11111od ured me Ito El•test llcmm gway 111 !'amp],) nn, Spam, and 1s on e or Pupa s grcot tncnd~ Hl!l rutlll'r wn~ 1 famous football player Tommy Is IL.Q good a big game flttherman u thllre Is In the w01ld and hold!! several rrrords HI! Ill Roclat enou'lh to belong to All lhe best clubs her:ywhere and he u e()ually at home In 11 din,~~:y fla menco joint 1 took him to He hu nearly bcon trod on by several elephant !llld rhlnn that 1 know ot, and he just recently 9hot a lt!Op.,d 1o big It ought to be le gnlly eluss1ried as a \.li t r lie ~ ~ a great goiter He lll!iO left his best pair of !Juthtnlol trunk ~ on my front porch und 1 hove no lnlentltm of send ma them bilck Whut dues Tommy do? The aruwer is nothing, real'y ext!ept son1e stocb and bonds, and koeping a houMc In Florldn. and aolnr luhing ancl shoollnR some, ana travellr;a a lot, and 1 preatllng his easy fliendsh1p tJ the end! of the earth But there ~re a few, a very few people, In th e world, who 01 c lucky t!nuu,~~:h or talenled enough , to tlo that nothlnll 110 mu<'h more Ve!luobly than a majority of other fulks who Kpend a Kreat deal or time ;le-rformln1 nothing Whllho l'vt-1 ol value to the people thoy touch on rcopyriJht, 19G1. b) Unlled Foa ture Syndicat-e, In~ ) 1a n *' WANT ADS 12 SO CMtrent t Ill IIY Ulllt lmlle : lk'ht:• aftd. Grt•m 1 10 t:oo Kll.tlftell Theater 8:011 Queeo lor • Dat S:.U MiderD ROthabce• I 5 ~~ Popele l'leleall UG News Pietute I·Oo Spinach PJayhGUSI Wuthertast 6 35 Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News 700 Mayor of the Town ,,. 7 30 Father Kno\ri 8est 800 Krait TV Theater 9 00 Thts is 'Your tif• B·So Waterlront • Masqueraae Part,. 10 30 Newa Headllnea 10 40 Nttewatck 12 00 1'onlllht U5 T:ID T:M 11:00 9.00 10:00 10:30 101>10 12!UO l:IO f121 WCinfi!dfO "'ent - laol\'i, WCHS-TV Channell J. If Tonsilsu. Are Out spent Sunday eventng Wlt ' I Mr and l't1 r ~ ![;m_,;on Holle! Mrs (,eor ge Haer anti son llllly y, ere Saturd ay after noon gues ts ot her mother, Mrs Will Frecker of Pm e GroH M1s Helen Damewood an d dau ghter Mr3 Robert Lee we ~e SuP day guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Vmeyar.d of HOckmgport Mr and Mr s Mark Evans, son Denms, Mr and Mrs Ra} E~ a m J r spP.nl the weekend campm g and ftshmg nea r Albany Mrs Kathleen Scott and Mrs Ann Watson wer e Wedne sday evc nlllg guests of Mr and Mr ~ Douglas Ge nhe1 mer Mrs Charles Biler spr nl Sun clay evenmg wtth Mrs Hele.1 Damewood Mr and Mrs lle1bcrl Da\ 1:; and fam ily Athens, were Sunda y gue5;tJ of Mr and ~1 rs U h Nease I NNdod ' beUevo II II :'IXfonl who hu remond or pld.m In tho Daily Sentinel an three properiJ Dav Book " r·t In my opinion, WQ_uhl ~LANN!D \he Tnltllltlon ].,. plannet'l ror the Augu8t meeting of Evangeline f' hRpler Ol!:S Thur~day at th,.. Ma5nnlc Temple and refre1hmenb will be 11erved at the cloJte of the meeting ••aer ~ ~ M1> IUISWD !1011' ... ~ boob be havlnl been ~.~:l"'n wlth a con... WORKSHOP TONIGHT ·r~e Cne'Ster GUlden Club wil l h t~ vt' a workshop thl.oi evening at Dw Chesler Methodht Church wflh Mrs lklbert Reibel Leadln<t rrtek Road , ReJ{lnnt~t Director, ln t hargc nf the dtJmonstJ ation and wnrbhop Each member is lo bring Ar· ran,l!ements and the workshop Is pl.11nne(l as a prelhnlnory to entf'rlng lhe Meigs <ounty Ft~lr Flo'o1er Show A potluck supper will be served preceding the -:A-:Iaye--l~te:-&b;:o=wo~r -wa.s held at the Gr-ange h•U, Saturday evenworkshop In• for .Mrs. Wm. Pullins (AIIlla Burke.) Dor~h)' B\U'kt tetently •uttered a broken arm In a faU fr(•m ly Mrs, C. I. Woo.te Sunday School attendante oo her bicycle Mra Garnet Wlndllllnd ha• re July 28 was M, the offerln.: wa!4 ceived woNt of 1 daughter born $753 Sunday, Sept HUh, has been la.st week to her •on and diUih" set as tbe date tor the Homecom· ter-in-llw, Mr and Mn ~It lng and church dedication lle\1. Wlndlanil of The Plain~ r.rt. ond Mn. Ctueheo ••derGrove delivered the meuaa:e at 10r4& SCrlpWre i'eadlnJ Matthew •on 1nd dauJhter Ltbdl i1.(en4ed 8 14. - the Myars•Young reunion beld at Five youth and 2 adulta from the home of Gene Welia or hel'tl attended the Cheater ehatg:e Cherr, 1\ldfe ~ub' 18th Till• reMYF meetin• held at Minersvute un\oo w1tl lie hid ~~ the lll!lldtrlast Monday evening There was an aUendante of •on 32 at la•t Wedneaday evenlni' prayer meettn1 with (rlt' Warnl'r ~· Mory , ..... Jeadiftg Thl• week'l leadw Is Wm Wolf, Eacle Rldae, spent Garnet WlndJand t~ith Mr. end Mrs Jtm. The MYF had a picnic IUpJ)er Suncl1y meu Stethem. and outdoor meetlni ond fiCtcll· Mlu Peltl Po'well, ParkeNbUrl( liOn on the church lawn July 28 spent week with her molhcr, The young folk1 enjoyed a aame E._.m, aPowell of volley ball early In the evening Jack Johnsen~ Columbus called then the picnic:: at- dL'-'k· Thrn on Hoyt C'urtJs, Sunda)l followed devoUoru and 10 outMrs Iflt~Y Newell and ftn'lil)' door study ''1be Heaven• btopeilt fhuffilif wlth her matbOI", (']A~ the Glory of God' by star Mrs L. D. Plttet. ' 1\(hl ond Ml'o. .toe conntoy A short butlneJa mt1etln1 was ~Pent SufUiay with her parent•, TO f'fCNIC AUGUST 3 led by Janice Swart1, pre~. 1'he Mr. and Mri Charley Prlee The MeiJ11 county HoiJtcln Club pos&lbility of ltlendinl t~tC Mr and MH Shrlmaa Baker will hold rtt annual picnic:: Satur- charJe plcntf at Lake Alma on day, AuJ 3 at the farm or LesteT Aut 16 wa! dlacwsed Also the •nd !anjily ol Chi<tfO, nl , syent Jordan, Jr Gal11poHa Ferry, W part tha MYF WO\Itd play In the Wednealay ni1ht with Mr and: , Va, wit~ .a basllet dinner at noon prollt"am at Coolville eamp mee'· ffn. Rodney Pieree M'r and~ M'n Cecil Bissell, ing Aur 15 It was decided to Parke'"'bura. apent Sunday witt~ rome to a final decision on th~ F. Jlelly and daughter, latter matte/ at the S 8 hour Mra. Mt. add Mra. Perry Curtis ud next Sun The meetlna: closed family with the benedlcl.ton by 12 Powell apent Sunday with Emmt AREA youtha, 3 1dult1 present Mn O.hver Curti' and son Wm Bentz lJ 111 at the bome fpet\t the nlkend in Columblll. of his daughter, Mrs Vere sw•na Mr and Mrt. C E Woode or '~ ~,, 'l'l!ppon Pta1Jtl hiYt non t~o!JI. lAliT ' OW N. \'. Inc In bill! e1N. Mol'li 11 8o!iJih Nl!it;, Mr and Mrt. John Barnett •nd ;18, wb, lw' 1 fiilotell role ill fam1ly of Mlehtgan are via1Ua• "S~I Slfttlt of Succeot' Ml at tht Follroci-1\obtnlh home. rtplti~lt "lA 1'hJlo'1 !olldttlott ' tO>. W alld Mrt. llfn'lll1 Toylor ••· .., ,'tili;. ~it l'lltel~ In ift comptaled by thelt •on lrt-liW iml •diOhlabllf ·~H~~t. d•uthter, Mr and Mra. Uoyd Di1Una:er and sons apent tilt weekead It Medina, o. ' '*",iiiii)'N....., R- ALFRED hoMT:~ OliVE w TheTO Daily Sentinel .... ~ .· Pf1!.1 GROVI "\f' .( ...... ' WJEH Meigs County News CHANNIL I Jimmie Dean Boston Blaclde Captal.n Kana:aroo CBS News -, Fred Warmr Arthur ,Godfnr StrJke It Rich Vallont Lady Love of Lift Search for Tom.orrow 7 00 7 30 8 00 8 45 9 oo 9.30 10 30 11 00 11 15 11 30 1 2 00 B1g Payoff 2 30 Bob Ml'l. lbb OWefts ot Columbu• tpent tbe weekend with Mr. and Wt. katold Roueh at· tendH the Fum Bureau Counc1l pltnle at U.e home of Mr ami Mn. Ed.IIOA Roush, Bashan, c'l 'llnunday. Mr •ftd Mrs Don llupp of Le tort moved to the 'thaxton pro- pert)' Fridar. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson tpent this 'flek vlsitine relatives tn Columb\11 r llichard Wollo of Ahtlquity e:aUed 011 his 1lster, Ml'S Jac~ Shlrpnoclt. Mr. and Mn. Vltall Norris and r..mny of Mt Vi!!rhon spent SCY· eral days with Mr 'nd Mrs Rosll Morra. 10kESTRUN FOREST RUN Mrs t.e\fb Walker .-pent the past 'lfleeli: in Waahlnston c H the CUe~ of telatJYu Mr artd Mtt. Harold Holter al\d .On Of Lon1 Bottom wero l'ulldly cueat8 Of his plrents, 1llrf,' alta 'M'n. Hlt!:IO'b HOlter. ill. ihd i.ln '\illtlord F&udre• wen Tb;Ul'lday eventna aueat, of Mrio ~ Holl<or ond brother, of Jli!l't)ltit Stor Mit Vli'lllilo ~O.ro ind ion llobbjr ot'AihiA!,.-De~ lllf'Alllondl 11\if .SOpirdiY. MI. orld WI: tilvtd ki>lt•P and loliltli 1t11 bini!n, r.rt._ ona Mro WIUm~ hundrlfO ~a • ll.illoadl on Writer Mrs Dolly Wolfe ootf hmlly toil.. On Your liadio Dial Olive Ingraham 7:80 IOilc,t .Jiltekto f:bo Capliln Xaoliro• 900 U S Stee1 Hour 10 00 tJp.to the-mmute Newt ' tO 0~ Scannlng the Weatber 10 10 The Late ShOw . 8:45 CIIS !lo;i, 9 oo Ffed Wa"tl!lc 9 so Mlhur tiodtre, ·o 10 Strite ·lll~Wb 1100 Valiont Llldy 115 Loye ~ j:.ilt 1·30 seoreb tot Toourt-r6i ' J-45 G•liioo ..l-ilhl 2.00 K:atie~Jtttqbea 1.280 A1 tbe World ll'utna IOO ')ur Mlsa lk'uoka ' ' 130 .Rouaeparty; 200 B11 ~aYoll ~3D i I :~ iaru ~ Che~olet~ low as $J.95 Five ears looking for new home Som..e very elean ones Blaett7 2'7 etc as low u $9'17 Chotee < ' r Do,ualas Bthtardr ~1r'A.I. SJt, P.Nawn. ar the .. 1:00 Bob tum.Iitlft~t ., 7t30 cu~ 8·10 ft~)'I!.GUSI 9Q 10·00 Up-to4h..mtndte NeWI\ 10:011 Setiiblna the Weatller 1o.JO The L! te Sbow ~ !2•30 Libetliee l 100 The Feminine Touch 300 Afternoon n1111 FutlYB s su Ltte With. Elilabetll too Cartoon Club '00 Mickey MIMIIN ClQ 600 Five Stir Flnal 6·15 John Dall & the N... 6.30 Dlsneyl•n4 'I SO Navy Lo1 8.00 Ozaie 1nd Bmiet 8 30 M(lml!.nt of Decision 9 00 Wedneldly Nlfbt ,lhll 9 111 , Sporllcopo 1o.oo NewJi or the Nigbt 10 10 1"4\eatre ia , 11 SO Sltfl Off ' ( 18) Employment Wonted PAINTING WANTED An Kinds, mtertor and exterior Roofa a ol>itialty l:dwaril Pelooo, TU! ffl. P o !II>i 71, Hattldl'a, . 2'S lp --=;:::---;:;:-----=:::: Palntmg, interior 11nd exterior ~ Va Available now. able, Homer Rate• Btal~y •' Jtmlnlne Touch ~ 2:00 ·Aliern•on Film h.uvJJ a:~il Ill• With l!llllbeth ' 'hi• !:118 cUIOnn Club O,Ot) lli<IO;> MO\ISO Club e:vo ti'IO litol' n ..t 8:l4 ~9hn · l)~[J • tile N""* 8:~8 N Ttotnlnl l'61tll 7:00 prl.eat Blpreu 1"30 H1Pio of File truhy ~I!'.Pany NICE HOM~ ON l.iHetiLN tlfL~&oN !liMti! lllllltl -..~!tal Jn Pomeroy. Moderately priced from $3,600 to $6,000. Terms Available OAiil. fM 1:00 TIIOMOr 'l'Jme lWII . . . Pllr of th.o 'll'•et Shadow of Doubt 1'.Ttef!t 248-0410, tttE>nce northe1sterly and betaa aoatherly of the exi.IJt.in& route and croutng the eu t bnnch of Shade R:ver tL a pomt 0 02 mil•', more or len, touthea.rterly from tb4 aforementioned brjd•e and contlnumt to a po:.nt m the centerline ot el'lstlng State Route No 248 1atd potnt bemg o 17 mile more or len ll measured •lone the ee nterhne of said eo:tm1ng route eaaterly from the aforernen1.1oned brid&e. and there terminate, and bern, in all a dJstance "f 0 26 mJle more or leu PROPOSED WHEN THE PROVJ SIONS OF CHAPTER Mll OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE ARE MET AND UPON PROPER ENTRY IN THE JOURNAL OF THE DmECT OR or ffiGRWA vs. THE RETURN OF A PORTION OF EXISTING STATE ROUTE No 248, IITUAT ED IN SECTION 1, CHESTER TOWNSHIP, MEIGS CONTY, OHIO TO 'l'HE ABU'M'!NG PROPERTY OWNERS AT SUCH A TIME THAT THE CORRESPONDING NEW SEmoN OF THE ABO\fE M!N. TIONED PROPOSED RELOCATION 18 ACCEPI'ED AND OPENED TO TiiAl'"FlC. And ~.lll!ing more tully described a• rouows C hard~, AHJUSt ll The publiC lfi mv•led Rf'V and M~;t Frank Bleutng and friendJ oJ 8yt'SVIIJt' wert> e.allen of Mr ;md Mrs Denn1s Rous)J and Mn Ctctl BleMtni Tueaday kev lltld Mrs Rayn\ond P~ tt>rs and ehiidren. New Haven were glfr>llts of 1fnt Ethel Fry Wed nesday Mrs Hazel Frlt>nd wa• a recent guest ot Mr• :£rnte Gnmm Board 1'he Ladle• Aid or Board Bap t•st Church me~ Wednesday With Mr!l Ftnme 'J'Iryloo- and ftn is hetl a quill for Mn Anna Frt Present wrre Mn Leolla Youn1. M.ra Laura G1&bs. Mrs Luven a Ra1ney, Mrs. ' May Roush, Mra Reth.a Broolu, )!r.11 Lora Mac> Brown, Mrs Mildred Thompllon and 1'mu. Haz.el Brooll:s, Sue Ellen and Eva Lee Brown and MrJ Taylor DOn 0 Aten called on ~1r and Mrt Fl'fd Roush Saturday Kn Taft loston called Oll.f E 1h Bleulna: Wednesday arternoon Rev W S Bd!lrp.<~ and Oke} ftOUih rtturned from a flstung trip on We Er1r ltlld ts recuper at~n1 fnllm (be trip RullH!JI Hottman was a r11Uet Df Mr and Mn Ivt>s Kmg on f hunda1 ~ vemng Mrs Rtna Bonecutter and Mrs Ga,.nett Chapman reeenl aue5ll!li Ella • I! 111 That tfle consttuct1on , reeon!ructioH~ aiidt o'l rftrTtdgement of .. tb pUtiUely 1ild Dt\itaf.e:Jy owned Ql.lhhee;, referred fO: In subseetlon• t!iJ on& (tj a&DY'f, sKill be done in iUeb ~lbMnier •• rfOt to interfere 4Mwf-wlth tho opmllon of th• lontri&f oonotrocdng Ill• lmPf~'YeJJJ.eril and 11~ f:laettlmnc or Wl\etaft 1111d'1 n~1sary: by such lillHty IUrrjngemmta 111mll I be ;'elfil¥iit0d Ill t~onco with !be ~~... Of ~Oon'-1·2 00 Of the Obl<f Depaiill'IB~t Of lligbWaya Con struetlon and Mater1al SpeclttcaUon• and aiiaU bf tUbject to ap· p!Gtat by tM State Beginning at a point in the een 1 ..,. () '"at salc1 vPlage bereby rhne of ellstlng State Route No itrets that the sald Aepaftment of 248, ~ld--po:rt bemg 010 mile, MJbwaya of the State ot OhJo, mort or less u meuW'ed aJcmg .FLOM st1JWt,. ij Adiidn· tlalf be and l•llerebt raved harm- the cen~ne of said ex1sting illtratr1~ of the = e oJ len from any ind lfl cfainag~ or route we•terly from Bridge No .. MEG-248-0410, a north Wa1ter .lltttrl.dM, d. tlllms thdreot arising from m easterly and thence earterlyIn dllecuon WEBS'I\ER II rt!LW , uowmg out of tfte certlfic•tlon or Atlorneys for Plaintiff ... obligations macte or a.-..A ta in alon, exlstlpg State Route No 248 L •• .,.,.... to 1: point 0 17 mde, more or leu, (7) 81, (8) 7, 14, 21. 181 (9) ~ 11, 7te Uetlonal (a), (b), (e), (d) and {e) aa mea~ured along the centerline :t hcri'einabo'te. tiCTtdN ft (EnWrrrw,r Clauae} 01 saJd existing mute, easterly .., the aforementioned br1dge, 'I'bls ordinance is hereby deelat· there terminate, and being all elf to be an fmergency mequre by portion of existing State Route reason of t.he need fer expediting No 248 not needed for the con. cOnatrucUon oi profect(.l!) to pro- struetlnn or mlhntenance- of the mote hithwa;v safety, and provided above desertbed proposed reloca H reeeivea tb~ affittma(ive vote of hon or needed for any o1~er public twa-thirds Of the members elected h1ghway M Oouncil, it sbaH take erre.ct and GEORGE J THORMYER be ln force hnmedtaie-ly upon 1ts AetinJ mr~tor of H1ghway1 paasage and approval by the (7), 31, (8) 1, 2tc er, otherwise, it shall take ef!~"f- 1 ~-:-:--:-.,.,-,--:c-:-: and be In force from and after' NOTJCI Of APPOINTMENT the ear1iest period allowed by law E:st•f• of thurston L.. Stone Vote on suspe11sion of the rule Dacnnd requiring an ordmanee .to be tully Nohce iS hereby given that (el) E. F Robin1on Mayor C. Wayne Swl8her Prendent of Couneil Tbe aforegolnr is accepted as a baalr fm- proeuding wJth the eo~tru~tlon herein described For the VJ11a11e .of Pomeroy, Ohio c•RTIIIteA!'t'i 011 COPY $~ of Ohio VUiage of Pomeroy SS Cotmt)' of Meira 1, CbJrles W Legar, al' elerk Of the ~Jia,te of Pomeroy, Ohio, do hereby certify that tlle foregoing l rue and eorrect eopy of orchn· IIJC!e 1dopted by the council of the vlHage oa the 28th day Of lulf, 1.1S1i that the pubUcatkln of JUc'h. ordinance has been made and certified of record 11eeordin.g to law, that no proceedin11 Ioottn1 to a referendum upon such ordinance lt.ave been taken; nd that aueb ordinanee and certlflcale ot publl· eatton thereof are of. reeord Jn ordinance Record No 318, Page 200. IN WITNESS WHEltEOF, llil'fe hereunto subseribed mY name and affJxM my offh!Jal seal, this 28th 1• 10:51 Sip On 11:00 AdventW'tl In Lell"niq 11·00 N~nN.... 1·00 ~purtenantef Clerk . I2-ll ' "'I'"""" 12:80 Frolhllo Wno not1r~eaUon fOI!rth.o of allNaynNon•~ •t.. ted ...mben) Yeas Five, ~~ Vote on emergency etiltlle· Yea1 Five, Nays None. Pas,ed Juty 28, 1957 as an emerseney measure • PasGed July 28, 19M Attest Charlet W. Legar WHTN-TV_Ch'annel 13·. CH,\NNXL 11 THUIIS. ort~-lialt im,-ovement and aaid eompamet Mve aa ·eed tD mike t ucb neeesltl'f rearranaemen'- Immediately alter by said "lilla1e 01' the Department of KIJ,hWa)IJ. (b) That 1t is hereby agreed that the vlllage ,hall at ttl own ezpen 1e m&JJ;e all reuna1ements of water m~n•. ~erv~te Haea, fire hydranta ftlvt bozn, nntt.ty te..,.era or .jtber munietpaUy owned uti1tue1 •nd/ or any thereto, )l'~ether insLie or outlide the cor porate hmlt&, a• may be neee~Jary to contorm to the tald improve.li'ltnt and saltf Uhhftments shall 'e do~ at suell. tifue as requetlfed I!)' liop;ttmeirt ol H1(bwoyo En- c haptnaa and W A hleMmJ. !llts AII£UIM: Hadsti, .. Mu May ltmnh and Mr• daufJ'Iter and iOD--In..J'* ot: lMna ~ Ethel Fry spenl Monday wJth: ~re re t ueats of Hr, md Mit. Mcu Ella Bleuing Mr and Mrs CU rt iS. Youn1 Wayne llatt and lfri. RUMh were buslne81J ctllen In Pomeroy Jol'won. Monday Tik artttaal t:omee&m lng wt l' be Ob~rvtd It Oat GJ'Of'e El1f 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW Fut:r~iture $595' INCLUDES FRIGIDAIRE ll.e!rlt...tor IIIII Gao RanJe Pay Only UU8 dowa and UB.OO per monllt IAKU FURNITURE Oa Tbe Brlgh- Corner In Hlddleport Summer S~ndals ON SALE THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPOR.T, OHIO and diltinctly re.ad on three d1f Thur11ton Stone. Jr whose PO&t Of lerent days· flee address IS 235 Mulberry Ave , /I (Requll'es a yea vote by three· Pomeroy, Ohio, ' has been duly ap - CHj\NNEL 13 WED. I t 10 158 Sr.lln 011 11 00 AdventUTea In Learnln,_ 12 00 Noon New• 12 HI Nelthbora foUowi~:~a: ' 1or rearraniemeall in such a m•n· mure or lett •• measc.red alone the ~a. te be'tltli tU in)' eoftllfrac· cente't\inf of uid el:latlng route, J tlon t!aUed fCfi fl.t tfte plan• of said weaterly from Bridle No MEG· I;:::;::;:::;,;:=:;:: " •""";,!:::;:;:::;:::;:;::::;::;;::::;;:: •"':::::i::;:::::,:;;::;::;:::;;:~ ' 1801 Buieks as low as $396 Five • fine cll."l, A vaHety of mo.:! els and.equlpment Blaet1nar's, Porn· ~roy, 7 2'1 6tc l < - • nar'l', Pomeroy. us ' aooil ilous!-s i ...:--.- ,-,-,d,-en (d) Auto Sales 300 !lrllbler lta7 3 15 Secret Storm 330 Edlle of Nl1~t 4:00 Th~ torly Shtir, : ' ~ 5:31), ' Yo•r Dib JIN'oftif , I SporU Parade w.eatbtrrllan 810 A!tio)' ' 4 120 81 InSurance 4 211 If Bob Ctoall. Show $1!!1 7:(1:---::4~1-::Fo:-r--:Rd LOST Dalmatian 7 month old $35 00 per mo At Apple Grove male pup Picked up in town See Alex Wheeler 7-31-3tc Reward Pleue ~turn to Rlehald 1!aughan, 26~ Bullet Apartment unfurnfsbetf, second St , Pomeroy Adults only nut Ave!,! Pomeroy, 0 7 31-31<' Fnmk Fugate, Phone f.W..lk ~ • Jltodqu.lltOril ... 7-31Mlc il.m•onlte Lul&"'«e - Lane Cedar --·-::--:--;;:-;:----,;:-:: Cb.~at.a - LAU Window Fana- F111e Room House Call Sam Arnold '838-Y. 7·31 Stc Frl,ldau~ R.efrtretatora. tlker Furnlt~o~r• 1 Middleport. Otdo 7·oo limmt• I!Jqn Crol'lby Show 300 Bnghter D11y 3 15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge or Nl.ght 400 The !:ady Show 5)0 Your Ea!:o Rl;!:porter 545 Sports Parade 5511 Weatbetman • 00 Actirn 6 15 Douglas F.dw!ll'dll 6 30 My Friend fllcka 7 00 Vic Damone 8 00 MJII!nnah'e 8 30 I've Gctt A Seeret 11:50 11. m. Daily 990 (6) l.ost & Fownd l'IIUIISDAY 11 45 GUld!~ilg Ligbt 12 00 Katie's K1tchen 12 30 As the Woriu Turna 1 00 Our )llss Brooks 1 30 Houaeparty I A 1roup of friends gathered at ~he home of Mr and •Mr'l Harold Rouah• Friday evenini{ and !lurpriaed Mrs Roush on het blrth<bly Prtllent wel'f" Mrs Jack Sharpnack and dau,hte.r, Mar.11· belle Gloria Ann Goo<lnJtc, Mr and 'Mn Andy cross and son Eddle. Jo MUl.er, Mr and Mrs tferbert Roush and sen Roter, Ed ward Friend. Bob Christian and Thoma8 Star• Jlelreabmenta of ice cream, cake, lr1.1U salad aud ic~ tea were llel'Yed Mr. and M,rs. Pearl Baker of Columbut apent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack. The latter1a daughter, Marabelle, ac· companied tbem home. -:-::-:---'-:'" ' --::--::-;; ~ ----:-- -~-:-----~----.~------ WEDNESDAY ~ ~~~·~~~~-@·~~~~~I .. U& e~taU~ I1~;_;~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 4.00 Come41 Tl.me .. • 30 Movietlme 0 00 6 30 ' s,.ttr - ~ I ~. Jlrobate Court ol lleiJJ Cou!n Ohio, beinr Caute No Ui.Mie, FOR CONSISTENT DEPI!NDABLE BESIJLT8 UGliLAR PRICE rt'Je 81te of cett.aln re1l .I'OW«LLiJ 8Uvtc• STATION ttle Pa:nru!nt of debta of ttl~! d~ LUBBIC.t.Tl6lt' aDI WA88 ent, wbicli re'at elta~ II df1trlbed JUidle 0111o as toUaw(: · The real tstlfe altUated ln the VillaJe of P*toy, PHONE 398 County of M~1p and State if OIU1' Domestle..Commerclal-Dairy and bounded and deteribed •• folRA1&9 JACK'S REFRlGERATION Iowa lk!lng •itutted in tlie Vlllage 2 euts pe..• word. one ~loa. )flntnMDD chaqe 50t.-t Dlntl 24 Hour Service r;,( Pomeroy and mere pidfieUltil)' ~ word t·o r three consecutive f.naerUooa. bounded and deteribred H to1fowt Ooe mll~b foil 21 ceata pu. wor4. New Haven Tu 23587 •nd being the Eastetl)' Of irUu rate of 2 cents per word wUl be cbar1ed tot fdYertJJid& It f Lot Numbei .,.emt1-tbree (23} dloot paid for before tbe IDth of each mootll f(lollo ~r.tlon. vlding 1n the center from tbe front l\:l'ren ill Adfetttilng-Should be re~ ~ 1,. n. CONCRETE BLOC& to the rear. Al110, tlae concmeot Dtdt> sentlolel 9ft! oot be reoponlible tor mtillo iO!il i!leo,.. teet insertion rtght of eaaement lo D.ae the Alley . . uiW letter p.,. L...between the above detcrlbed propCord of Thonb ond s~ Notloea oll!nnt. f1 118. 9 publfahe:d at 1 eqt per wOriL • erty and ~he 1Veaterly obe-tuiir or GRUBSBR BLOCK CO. sa1d Lot Number Twonty-tbre'e (23) Said easemedt rlaht .ia to -eontltrue , 1!-.!'~ ~l:loo:!-::;:~of:.:r~ ..:-::•:•. .~~for the benefit of ttie lufj.n, eue.,. ;$2;;5;-;00~R;;;F;;;:W;;;A;;R;;D--w::;,;;\)-;t:,,:-:: : pal~ i; 932 X. cellllors and auic,ps in ~P tnformatJon leadmf te1 the ftof the prdpetty abulthtJ ·on Afd rest and eonv~etlon of the per- Saw iWiri. and shavmgs, loaded ln alleY. son or persoD.!I that bioke i ntO )'ou.; truc.t &om bin or deflvThe petlt,dn ollegeo thl\}ht pet. my how;e at Apple Grove steal· er~d. OHIO VALLEY MI'G II"'~" of ftid decendent f1 CORP , TUPPERS PLAINS, 0 ing Houseltold Goods '' Stgned to/iY debts l,l)d Phone CoolvJUe 12150. 7·18-2Jrc Glenn Wolfe 94J Mauaehuteft!t ?.bl:~~~~~ of sal ealfte ond that Ave, N W , Washington 1, EJ' -~ GRA V'ELY 'iRACTOil SALI!S-..;d neetuary to ~~ lli4 Mreal 7-29-Ste for tbe tNYtntnt of ,de ~lot. R. A. ri'illw, 61~ J'. ..me, • ., • " !.lam St , Pomeroy. 7 24-2'1~. '(5) Personals The, pn'er of 11M peUtlon Is thai ..ld uol ~tat<> .be oold for -~---::---:--:tbe PiJ'me6t of debbJ df ,_.. ifee· Will Ute party that took pune !-- -- ---.-- __-" _ _ dent and eotts ot a•miJrl._terJnl and money from my home the estate an4 for other reUer plus~ return lt I need it I ~ or 3 be,droom Call. RonSaid deJ'endftlt,s uct r,l~to wlll be mOflt eratelul and no nit Hand, Columbu.r n4 Soutb.· .. •~· P.n ~ •.. . h onswer s II •_. ~ti~ questions uked Mrs. ll'anntl ern Electtte. PboM 181 day of September 1H7 or JudieJl'a•par ' Mtners"'me Ohio. 7 27 &tp ment will ~ ~&k.en. Jni111 t ~ail. 7-91-Sic lJ 30 It COuld Be You 5 30 Popeye Presentl 545 News Picture 9 30 I 1000 ._., Romper Room 'fhe Price 15 itJsht 'f'IIUtb C!l~enret Tic he bou11h ll 011 ~· lftd Jlllt '30 Movietlm.e - ' INITIATION 9 go 10 00 10 30 tl 00 400 Comedy 'l1me Some (olks if they thmk of 11 at all may has to make his rounds of all meters as Ire' suppose the "' parking meter patrolman"' has quently as possible to tag cars left past t he an easy lime co\lectmg his pennio• and nlc- pa1d time If this IS not done most religiously kels On the contrary 1t's no policeman's hoi soon no one bothers to put money lh tne bUD• !day Look whlit he runs into gry little monsters ThiS Is one phase of AmFor example John McKenzie's r<tin haul eiJcana where the honor system does no t I Monday totalled $301 There were 12 400 pen fun ction No one tlunks less of himself for It nles in 1t which rolled into 248 rolls of the being that way, either. strangely enourh Chief Leroy Bartrum handles the llleter brown little tokens of national wealth The task In Middleport He knows this to be true balance was In five cent pieces which bundled Into 88 plus 'oils All of these, strong about checking meters and collecting from backed John shoulde•·s and carries to the them too So the next time you see your meter ofli.l bank each week cer un\oadmg the week 's lake from a sidewalk , Collecting the money from meters Is only bnnd1t don't think his job ends there It's a small part of the meter patrolman's JOb He merely beginning - - -:-,-:--:---;;ra use he's toni{ n11J lc nn an d qui l ct like Coop Th C' 1<t>n10r Du rie b blunt! and prett y 1ry1c 1umor Is 6 00 To<laf S1gn On Today Romper Reom The Price Is Rleht Truth or C~maequen.ce1 Tic Ts.c Dough !I Could Be Yk CWTent ! 1 00 ?t) L1ttle M'C1,._e I Meter Pat~olman .Has Big Task~ In Caring For Volume Of Coins Taken Weekly From Hungry Sid,ewalk Bandits THURSDAY- Cbllllnol S 558 SliD On daY lit July. 1957. Charles Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICE George Stuckey, whose last Jllil?.''~ place of residence was RoArtansa.e,' and whose present residence is unknown and reasonable dlligence, be Mary Duke, who1e reaidence wu: Tinley 'J»ark, whose present place of unknown and cannot dUi.gence be aseer- I· w uegar Clerk V1l13ge of PomerOy, Ohio ('I) ~1. (8) 7, ~tc pomted Admmist.alor of the tate o! Thurston ~ .. Stone tale Es of Meigs· toUhty, Ohio, deceased Datli!d this 20th day or July 1957 John C Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Meta:• County, OhJo (7)_24,. 3l, (8), 7, 3te PAI NT spECIA L · lteg. $6.39 golloR SUPER KEMTONE NOTI~& OF APPOINTMEN1' Adminlttriter WJfh ( the Will AnnexN Estatw of Aug111t H. Weber We ha-ve some Super Kemtone taken off color cards ..- ~c..,.d Notice Is hereby given that Vernon Weber whose Po11t Offtce Address 1!1 Rutland, Ohio, has been duly appomted as Admlmstrator wtth the Will annexed of the Es tate of August H Weber late of Chester Township, Meigs County, Ohio, deceased Dated thiR 19tll day of July 19a7 Jobn c Bacon Judge ot the Probate Court Meigs Coonty, Oh10 24, 31, (8), 7, 3tc ~ and must Jell at low price~. BELOW COST 98 GALLON m Opn AU Day Thlind&y - Til 8 P.M S•tunlay LETART, W. Va. Ay Mlude Btehing :Un. Elw.beth Boston, Mlkto and Pat returned home Saturduy after spending a vacatwn Wlfh relative,~ and friends m Illinois Mrs Cecil Blessmg, Mr and Mrs Curt11 Young were drnner guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Bleasmg of ft.'Jason Monday Reu.be11 Hinkle of DUnou was the gueat of Mrs W J I'"'= Select Only Very best in Used CHOOSE FROM A -BiLECI'ION OF TIQ:SE BEAUTIES +-1955 Models Fords. Chevrolet, equipped w1th radio, id~!~~~~~~~ Aa.tomauc Transmlsslon Qp,r 1-1954 Ford VB ' M Radio and Heater FO t r9$3 Models EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR :BUILDING !REMODELING / !REPAIRING At Money Saving Prlreo .... .. . • ' O.Unred Rlghl To Your lob . . . . , .. Righi On · Tlnte • �.. -- . • r·-··, ~ ·-- -- !.. ..;---.-_; -~--- =--~---,.---.__---.. . . . .__ . ' ' · - - ~ • ·~ / Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 81, 1957-4 are Dl<tle Tennant. Bu!<h s ....u, 1- D'Amato Hit" LiHie league Leaders Hold To Form Racine Downs DESK ~EW YORK UP -Mana11~r Gu s D'Amato'& defiance of power and tradlUon in lbe fight game was attracting almoot as much at· ttntiou today as the fir::~t of his heavyweight champion , Floyd Redlegs; Call's Indians Win t&-3 SPORTS l>y ' Boycoth Home TV - He has withdrawn Patters011 from home fight-television on any network until sueh time as onr of the major TV corporation> shall contracl with an iudepcn dent promoter, like Lcnce , fo! a w~kly TV-fighl series, iu opp05l · tion to the Jnlernational Boxing Club's TV-fight supremacy. - Looking beyond the Rad emacher fight, D'Amato is plauning another Patterson defense under Lew::e promotion at New York in Qclo')er or November, which he will !ry to foree into Madi<Son Squar(! Garden or, otherwise, stage at the big Klng sbridge Ar· mory In ltle Bronx . "I want to break the fight game wide opqn" :.aid the stocky , graytu,ircd manager tQday . ''I'll hn\':! no truck with monopolies or com· bincs or cliques. l want to hel p Independent promoters get b_ack 111 their h:el and make It pOllS!bb for fighters, In all st&R£8 o! development, to get whaf thcy'rl! worlh. And, lutktl)' , l've got a world hcavywcliht champion who -shares my ideals." Floyd Loose. $51,140 Jn watving the $17~.000 guar· antee for last Monday's fight , D'Amato flabbergasted managers throughout fi.slilma . Pattcuon a-ccepted 40 per cent of all n~t r·:ceipta and look a purse ot $12:-1,839---'fo'hieh Will $!!1,140, IC!!J than the guarantee. ~ ~ ' Meanwhile, Jack11on, thr badly battered challenger, remained .abed at the Meadowbrook Hot~pl ­ lal In suburban East Mcadow. rceovering (rom n kidney bruise - H•w hrniture FOK $299.00 • B~KER ~ C oolville will have to be considered out of it as tile dub never paitl tl~ SIO t>nt r)' fcc II}Jd ha .~ indicatf'd by grapev ine tffitt it will not fulfill thr balance of tts dah•s (only two ) in I he schc· dul c_ Don"t hold it a!,(<~inst Dick Spcnecr anr! his lw,·~ They tr ied magnificently but har! too much against them . No home cliamonrl. Com plete lack uf financia l help from fans. _ They harl only IMC nF baseball. Wf! shall all hope thry can do bettcr next Lime So there will h1• Jlutford, PL Pleasant , Middlepnrt. Pomercy . R:acirw and {~allipoli s to con.sider. Pi,-chcr~ will he .~cl erlt'd gy the mlfnagcr for t·he ni~hl which more than likely will be Chct Oliver of Hartfnrd . in a photo finish . We can see tlu~ pitchcn; now. They look like Gene Hesson Mickey Mlllcr and Larry LittlC' Foozy WoUe (only a suggt!stiun, Cht!t.) Against Midcllcport Sunda_y Hesson was th rowing like the Hc.o;son of old . li e lo0ktod great. Miller also look ed guo~. Wul[e can't iuuk bad if he tries. Grove City will not blow them very for out of the · park . Oliver has forwanled to trs Tiger batting avera)o!l'~ through Sunday'.!! game . Prcaldent Eisenhower picked a Wlltch a hall game and he wound up joining in the praise of the '"hottest" pitcher in lhc majors at the moment - Dick Donovan of the Chtcagn Whit(' Sox. fine night to l I l You Give Pride I In other Amerir11n Le11gue l(lllllt'S. Yankees helped Casey fHcngt•l celd:nte hh birthday wllh I a 10-4 victory O\Oer thC' Atilletlcr; JcweJer Be Your Guide 1 COLUNS· • JEWELRY STORE MWilore Your confidence Ia luatUied 11 1. Malll St. • '• '1' -'>. Pomeroy ,! .469 17Y.a DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. A. p!ece of SHIRTS ........ ............ .... $1.00 up acuJptun a. Not. stiff 9. Kind ot SWIM TRUNKS · ·· ·.. · · · · · · $1.25 and $1.95 bl!ar 10. ~hun 1a. Tendinc to mo!ee DiGi.i \ SALEI mendoUK money-aavlng deal on a J'lymouth RIGHT NoW'I- t~lamorous,, 8-years.abeal\ , 1 Wide ehoiee of models I Beat deals "f the year j Immedlat!1 d•llvery (ln tlme for tllat vaeatfo.l;tripi), , · 1 .Pon'l :walt.! It'• so easll to own a beautiful Plymouth nowj . Sport Coats Rec. $27.95 ·' Now $21.95 CLOSEOUT O,N SUMMER SLACKS Vrlues to .9.96 . How $4.95 For Sbmmer comfort SPONGE CAPS ' ·• . fer JOIIlY Otltllllnmont, ~ """"""CClmm!r Sot 1Y _ _ for 11mo IOd ·~ - - - - · _. _..... ·• • ·i Reg. U.26 •' . I 'f - / '. 75c THE .SPO·RTS CENTER . 83 MlU SL AaQior~ MeGrec•» Deall!l' · . . · Middleport, Olllo. See your lymoutf{. . ' ealer- , . ' ..I ... by tho tat ton ,.. of ......,..~~ tho . lUI..... . , i ·r ' • • '"' ~·ll 29. Spato """'""' u .tiniortaa . rl111r · ./ . ~- - . ' . as. coiOtio . i . ' oo.~~ I .. , ll.~y eaptlvtty I. · ''""' : 10. Large cUk ill.Binl ' II. Ra.dtum · .. .... /.ym.l 88. A flhort tit Sactrtd bun (Jilfypt) . tt!eeliil .· 89. Elephant'• long Mill Sums lent •o: at ~te.a~t U '. Ktll tl.~tmari ~llo10pher D.\ILY CBl'P'IOij\JOTE·::.. Here'i how to ,,.. , AXYDLBAAXa Ia LONGFELLOW . r"' One ietter almply atand1 tor another. · In thta · u~lt A ·II ultd .tor tile thrte L'e, X for the two O'a. etc. Slnflt teU.p; J.PC* trop~. the length aM formation or tht wordt t.re ..:au hlntl. , · "!·! l:a.ch day tb• eode letters are ditterei\t, • , • • :- :~· ~ z P KP X MP ~ X F F 1' Q J I --~~ 1-. .... /-! A Cryptorri.111 Quol&a.lton·. . I' z' P. 'r .• \v ' ,I I K r _ -'- NMXSQK Wfl NMI!Pt1QKZII'l''-N ·B PF' Q• II t1 D. ... Yel~•a Vtyptoquote: THEY MUBT OFTEN CH~OE. ....tAYS CONFUCIUS, WHO WOULD lilll CONSTANT IN HA~.. PINESS OR1VrSDOM-GOLDSMml. Mo:pb. Jerry Carron.· Dtlbr.. Th• ~~···h '" ~, ~·· I - LIL ABNER . . . ' NATCHERi."''.'!AH AI II 1$ HAS A SECO>lD rwASH TH' FUSTON~ DOWN · £-"';;:---; The Rut ..nd Garden Club Flow- garth curve;· "My Favorttii", glad· of Yore•t 1 r-' •nti~ Sunday, August_ 3 and 4, at ttle container; ..N,ture's OTam:a", Rutland Metb~_dill>t Church. Mrs. weathered wood used ;,·. "Robin WilHam F~?,lan, general chairman, Hood", foliage arr.; '•MeditatiOn", "-as annQql\«~ the fotlowlng com- sugge!tlng 8 sacred theme; ~ "SummJttees fat the lhow: mei Distir;etlon", line mta~ lrt.; StaglnJ: Mrs. Carl Dennison, "HolidaYs"; "Milady's .. corsa1e"; Mrs. Charles. Amos, Mrs. P. A. Jiv· and an arrangement or eompoaition !den; Mr~. Corbett Patterson, Mrs. lor a Teen-age Cok~ Party. Guy Larkins · M"gistration and' Speeimem to be judged include lmtries: Mts "cecil !Jolil'jo, Mrs. Cl.isb Johnston Mrs. Webb Hall Dahlias, Zinnias, Gladlolas, Celosia Mrs. Ray Biddl~. Mrs. 'Floyd Tbom'- Asters, Marigolds. PnUed planh exhibited and the a$, Mrs. Roy Stone; Educational Ex- wUI aJs(l IJe biblt~r. Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, Mrs. Junior exhil:itors will have two J"ame.J S. Titus; Inf~rmathm: Mrs . claases: using a toy for a .t:ontai.nw George Laaber, Mrs, Dana Hoff- and an arrangement ot compoli· man; Publicity: Mrs. Vernon Web- tion for the tea~her . er; itwitation: Mrs. James S. Titu.s ; The public ia invited to attend Judgiili: Mra. R'Jbett Reibel. the show whictJ wiU be ope11 on Ally Meigs County Garden Club member Is invited- tQ enter the ln- Saturday from 1·8 p. m. and On Sunday from 2·:5 p. m. Oral judaing vitationll Clalfs or t,o exhibit spec·. will l;ie at l p. m. Saturday bY Mn. lmen ·blossoms. · Earl Bender, M.lrietta, Past RejlouTheme .or tbe lhOvr this year is al Director, who will give a resu"Summer ij:armooy" and the trie or her previouS" awardlnc of classes inelu$lr "Lazy River"-Ho- ribbons. er Show 'fJII be held Saturday ami iolus; "Days I 2$. Chine1e , dynUty ' I a4. Forbbi · I IS,. A...teriek i 21. Redetrn ,1. Allude to 81.8hon . The fourth act '"The Blnanr Reitmlre, John lAYne. ..lldt:t Boat loti" will be preltnt.etl lo Rout h and Tommie Vance. tho m..i, •• m. nam. •n• 1 will .. ,., Memben of tbil "Hawalian Love Stary., to Lh.! 1 also "Star..() . · aet art Nanty fleaher . PhviJi , mUillc of " D!"iftlng 11nd Or~amJne " Zirlr.afooee Judy Arnold .Sub c.a 111 Include• Mr• Bett Sayre MIH'pn, Detoru flettmi~t . San- Mra. James Holiman, )I ICPdr~ dra Rolnh Rtty Clarke Lee Dat i Routh and Tomml Vant!• inr, Gene' Rayburn. jeri'V C'r· e t • roll John Layne and Tommie 1 >The ninth aet 11 the '"llelut)· Va~ce Pande of OlG, • Fashlo~ Girls". The . fifth ac-t wiJI be "'l'h.f' Participants arl.' Mra. Alla ~~~c~)­ Clown and tbe Dlwn" The doo, Mn. Hel~n SmitbJOn, .Mn. clown. are Robert Roush, Rlehal·~ Beuy Cadit>, Mu. Pats~ Riur . Mulford and Lany Lieving." Th~ M_ra. Alton Bonn~y, Mrs.' MJnnie diver& are N.ancy Flesher, Gene I Rn:er, Mrs. Pauline lhy, )lffl . • Rayburn .•nd Robert Roush. ~ack FleJher , Mn. Jamee f"!'un~The uxth act will be tht! Ingham .. _Mrs. Eulah Redmon r., 1 'Haw.aUag. ,JUZ Number". MuJi(' I !'Jnr. w _rlh.s Dudding, Mn. Wll1· by the· Hawaiian- War Chant t•l J 'am Sbmn and Judy Spencer. the record or "TI·HUJWa·Hu-Wal"' The tenth act "Love Letteu 1.1 This. h a solo number by Mar- l the Sand" will feiture Lynnle gat:et Lou R6nty. Tennant and,Shul Flesher. ' The eleventb act "Me and My The seventh aot wiU be the Sh::.dow" to the music by the ''Hawalilil Flower Number" t-1 same name wiU be presented b» the music or "Polynesian Hula Ellen Hartley and Mary Jane Love Song." The · c~111t is Ray Tennant. . August ~-4 Dates For Rutland Garden Club Show Announced; Committee; Set 24. Indren·· i a be'a bavina a banner year and can a1for.. t? trive you a tre-' 17. F..ten L¥nole TennuL 8rQwnRuns6 Quarterbacks In Grid -Drill ~ I I : Jf.An lttm $100 to $1000 Save big money now on 3-y~ars-ahead Plyinouthl pDf 20. Crat•tul 21. Swiaa rt¥rer 2J, Brown ; 2i:Pia)'ll11np Save · ---- va•ael 18. Coln (Swed, j •n.4.& .Looking for the buy of your life?, See your 1~. M(it_ t niatn 17. SHd I $\00 .•. $30CL.$500 •• ,$ JQOO WANT SO,ME: CASH J Mike_R=o=b=e~rll(=.__•:·n=d:_~Jo=h=•J,,;u~.~S-~2~3,~W~·~~·~Iy~,~Oh~l;•,,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~m~'c~a~~~~~~--· --- 3. Subm•t1ed. -t. Attempt 5. t.Tlpple4 6. Man'• name 7. PertOdlc All& w:IOO. 15. A. ve..,t (Alia} tor pertumel 8. Grove ot 1e. Jl:aat bf pines : lOUth 9. Levered I · (abbr.) 11. Vtntllru L&Z SHOP TRAILERS OOWN 1. Pnrla atock exchange 2. Forearm bone,. flow lS. Food rrom heaven lf. Country in Indians Win INSl1LATED - - SUITS Senators As lhat cAU8cd blood In hl8 bladderkidney tract. Dille, ~ ud Daaee •• lbo banko ollhe bcaulllul ~ ' Ohio River. D.ULY 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. «artley, Barbara Boallc Kit\y The first number on the proodson and Sandra Pick~~:ram will be tbe crownin~: ol the The third act will" I:Jef""LUUe " Flrefiys" to the mullic of the ater Queen. " Glowwonn". 'I'tiClS'e partldp~iUng DRASTICALJ,.Y REDUCED! Xenia Manis Qualifier In Public Links . T~e aeeond act It entitled tht> "Billet Bablu" led by Debhr•h Tenhant, (!ceompanh.-d by the music 'm&inbow IW'Ierluu." . Crl· eluded in this Dumber are Shari Flea!ler, Ellen Grlmm, JC•ren MeFarland". M)'TI J);aU.h, Btend1 M?· lUnley , Lynn , Miller, Karla Kurl'" Connie Wai11i, "!lleb , Wlles, Ell n Dartmg. s • ,~· 46 ::12 ON ALL SUMMER I ned ' OX Take HOTEL. MARTIN BAR ·-r Paltimore Kan1as City Walthington . . . I llnston blanked l>etroil, 4·0, and Clevela~d lk ke(i Baltimore, 6-D. lr•v•• Retain L••d The Milw11ukee Braves clung to their half gamr- lead in the Natinnal Uagur. race with a 3·2 decision ovor the pirateR, the CRrdlnals topped tl\p Giants. 7·3; and the C u~ split a doubleheader with the Dobers, Brooklyn wtn· nlng the opener . l -0, and Chi"ago the nlghteap, 4·3. Yogi Berra drove Jn rour runs wilh lour hits, lnt l•ldlnw a homer, to pace a 16-hlt attack that gave the Yankees their 14th victory in 13 mectlnp with Kan11u City this Under The New Management of Samuel 0. Perry . .495 15 AUGUST CLEARANCE . BALTIMORE UP-Ray Moore of Baltimore originally was slated to pitch against Clevel.tn.d tonight but 1re ba-s a honey 14~ 48 49 th~ Let Your 0 The President, making his first mid-lleason ll)lpl!.,rance 11t a basebflll gllme Tucsdlly night since lut Aug. 31 . commented apprtrial.l\l('ly to aide!! on Donovan's brilliant thn•c-hit pitching u the White Sox ri~~:hthander beat the Senators, 7-t . Donovan, wh,, didn't walk a b.aner in breezing to hls lith victory. has given up a total nf eight hi_ts In hl.ol lasl three _ICII nlC S. The Gift With I DONOVAN IS HOT 1 For .m Detroit . . ""':&. SUMMER SLACKS REDUCED! ahPad, 0-15. I eWATCHES eDIAMONDS eSILVER .619 3 .5,01 8'1"" / . The WoHLer Show dtreeted ~v Mary J11ne Tennant ud tpoasorot! bJ the New Haven Mother's Club ~ill be pre!lt'nted Sat· urday evellin&, Aua. 3 at 8 P. M. at the Ne w Haven swlmtnin:I pool The milltl-ess of eeremoniel!l wl_IJ be Mn. Eugene Hester. Mu~tc ~iJI , be In charge Gf Mu. Ray The geographical center of Ohio required ln:teetlona from club physician ·Dr. Erwin Mayer. u, at Centerburg In Knox County. STRAW HATS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1.00 to $2.50 CINCINNATI UP - The Cln· clnnati Redlegs, duwn 4f'o four game~ from first place today, missed their old knack of winning games with late tnnlng rallies. Tuesday night's gamt! with Phil· a~elphla , who trailed Cincinnati !S-3 until !he eighth Inning, might have been a cinch for th~ Redlegs early in the season. But the Phl\s won, 8-~ . Stan Lopata led or( with a homer and Rip Repulski knocked starter Joe Nuxh11.1l out of the box In the eillhth with .a . 11tnglc to bring in reli~f pitcher Henh.cll ~~reeman, who retire-d the next two Phlllies. Tonight the Redlegs will attempt to evf.'n the serle~ hy send· ing Vicente · Amor, brought up hom Havann of th(' International League, al![&inst Philaddphia. The Phlls wrtl start Harvey Haddix 8·8. In Tuesday ni.l(ht's contc.st, Ron Northey, b11ck with the Phih for the first limP in 10 years, slammed a two run homer for the decisive hlnw to pul Lhl' Phllll" FURNITURE Nationally Advortlood Chicago . . . . . . 60 3'1 Boston M 44 Cleveland 49 49 Redlegs Stagger~ Fall4 Games Behind Pace; Braves Hold Lead The Brlght.ot Cor.., ID Mlddleporl ~ BASEBALL RESULT This Guy Came av uNITED Puss Up Wt"th Sweet AMIRICAN LEAGUE t<ew York ..w.!" .::· Ga Excuse T0 Layof~ ~ of an excuse why he ean't. 36 61 .37 1 27 ~ The Orioles' right bander 35 65 .350 29~ was so severely stung by a Tu•td•y'• R•aul~ • .swarm or bees at his home. in White wa! reUevec'l bY Manager New York 10 Kansas City 4 Upper Marlboro, .Md ., that he Don Betzing with Tom Ebenbach Cleveland 6 Biltimorc 0 , night Chicago 7 Washington 1 night ill the first innin11 who held the (or the winners . Summer ~ winners to one 1 Wl in the ~t"Ond Boston 4 Detroit 0 night The Indians came from behind Thursdav-'s Gam" and four In the third tritb the game in the lop of the sixt'b to take 11. called betause · of • threatening Chleaao at Washington 4-3 lead ttlen e~ecuted a shining 1 Detroit at Boston storm aner the fourth. ~play to wipe out the tieing fUll i NATIO .. AL LEAGUE Gerald Clark, Mel'a brother, is In the first Howard Johnson led W L Pet. GB to score from third in the boltlorn of the final frame . leadlns the club f.or the rulltlme off with a double, Larry Price MUwauker! 59 41 .590 Hayes ()f the l(.)S:ers waa on players with .372- Heuon, abo 11 .sina:led 1eorlna: Johnson; big Pea- St. Lou II . . ::17 40 .588 It! great hitter, who ha.11n't faced nub1 Wickline hit a two-run hom- Brooklyn . M 42 .567 2Y.t first base when a baU was .bit pitching as often, bl.i 1 fat ftiO er. Duane WoU1' and Te-4 BaJiey Philadelphh 56 43 .566 2~ to deep centerfield. Gene Wise oaugJtt Hays trying to 1e0re af· l average in 11 hits iD 2S appe.aran· walked and Don Arnott singled Cinch\nati . . M 44 .551 4 (es. BCOrlng Wolfe. Jell Lee 1ingJed New York 48 56 .434 1~\-1: ter rounding tbird with a great throw to Bush at the plate. 1 The averages: !!Coring Arnott. Pittsburgh 36 64 .360 23 TREMENDOUS VALUES Vied to get back to As Hay1 AB H BA Raelne got only a single by Lee Chltago _, 33 63 .344 24 third Busb nailed him, Bus}l to Bob Oliver .. , , , ... 36 8 .222 in the fourth afier tbat lnnlne. Tuesday•, Reeults THROUGHOUT OUR STORE Thomas at third. It ended the Gene Hesson Z5 11 .-440 Tom White doubled and Alan Brooklyn 1 Chicago o, 1st game and sewed up the victory. Gerald Clark 43 J6 .312 ~am,m got a trlple and ,ringle for Chicago 4 Brooklyn 3", 2nd The Yankees went into a tirst Russ Rouah 40 10 .250 the Jledlep' tbree bits. Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 2. night inning lead of 3· on Bing's two Joe Bradley . 20 1 .060 Wolfe In t~ innings fanned five St. Loui& 7 New York: 3, night Bub SUverB . 44 11 .ZM &,nd walked none~ JohDion fanned Philadelphta a Clneinnati 5 D.ight run ·h omer and later Sla~er ~ing­ led and scored OD Johnson's sin.Bobby Layne 11 3 .273 t"wo and walked none. White fan-~ Thurtday't Gam : • Red Tucker 22 B .22? ned one and walked two .and Ebers- Drooklyq ,ai Chicago ~ gle .after the ball t.Gok a ba;J II "Dress Better For Les11" Luther Tucker 31 8 .2&8 ba$ fanned tbree and walked eev· PhiladelPbla at Cincinnati , night bounce in the outfield. Pomeroy, Ohio The Indians got one in the Comer Seeond & Court St. Darwin Clark '7 0 .000 en. · New York at St. Louis, night Clrst, one in the fifth, and two In Racine plays the Pirates this eve· ' - --" ' - - - - - Buck Tennant 30 9 .300 the sixth on Wise's two-run clutch Wi!Hs Dudding 25 8 .240 nlng It Raclne in a makeup game. rlouble after Slng.er had singled Racine ~14 ~10 6 I I fi Larry Hesson . 5 2 .4(1(1 020 I- 3 3 o and MeElbinney llad walked. Ralph Clark 8 1 .167 Redleas Wolfe, Johnson (3) and Roy Mickey Morri~ alao bad a sinEarl Robinson . ~ 3 1 .333 Howell. Whlte, Tom Ebe'rabach (2) gle. ' ' · Elmer V.an Meter .. tl 0 .000 Loser Benny Wilson pitched a Gary Rowh I 0 .000 and Mike Spencer. SYRACUSE WINS great game giving up but thref' so w IP The Syracuse lndlans toak a hits. He had three errors behind PIUhers W L him to only one for .Singer ,.r~inn ­ G. Hesson 5 1 91 22 55 wide-margin 11ame from the Yan L . Tucker The Red Sox rose up to defeat ing pitcher. 2 I 26 15 ~" keel Little Leaguen Tu_e lday night 010 012-4 3 1 3 2 . 9 It Syracuse 14·1 behind tbe heavy -the Senators last night in the India-ns .. - . G. Clark 0 I bitting of Ernie SJuon with three last week of play in the Middle - Yankees 300 000-,..1 3 3 B!nglea and Jim J...outs wit~ two port IJtlle League P-2 while the Singer and Bush. Wilson .and Extrt liM Lt...._ doublee. J.ndlaDJ cinched the second half Slater. Doubles. Gerald dlark.,.......6. Syracuae blew it wide open In Utle as they did the first, by Red Sox .... 022 41f}-9 10 1. Triplc.s, Gerald Clark-2. 200 1100--2 5 3 Home Runs, Lqther Tucker-3. the first with four runa on SlsBOn's edalng past -the Y.ankees 4-3 in a Senators singl-e, Jackie William• lingle, brilliantly played game. M. Little .and Gilkey. Stobart RBI's, Luther TtJ(ker-10. Louk!' double, Johnny Llsle'a douThe Red Sox piled up lwo and K~r . Runs Scored, ·Gerald Clark-11. Get • lou. hel'l!l ctf fS$0 ... f~ ... ble with CundJrf safe on an error runs in the SMpnd, ·tWG in thl' ompl•. Pay bW.. Buy bor..~· TboOo Four runs on four hits. third, four In the fourth nnd one The Yankees got one In the top ...,.. onlJ one p14ct to PI)' • ' • in the llfth. The - Sena~rs had of the 1lxth when Davis Jed off a month on our pGpu:lal 24--pqment two in the . first and th~'n were with a double and Norton got Gil plan. Or repay faster .U ycna wilh. shut out by G. Stobart, the winn"'' 1n error and Davis scored. Da- ing pitcher. It'• up Ia JOU. Alk about our lOW'" vil had a Bingle and double for two eo~t eAt flnanclng. You name II Gilkey bad a homer in the lllird of the loter's three hits. Spencer We tupplp it. You're amona friaDdl N~W and USEP, 18 to 50 ft. seasGn . Southpaw Whitey Ford the other bit, a single in the Roberts fanned five and walked long, 10 widea. One, · two and lwe. JUII ook I"' CASU. wun't nearly at his · bfst, a.tvint two. Shasteen fanned two, walked three bedrooms. Many sold for Erneol Coverl, balance due. Free Delivery up 13 bits, lncludlns homer by ~~1~~~en;.~.'}~~; hitters were two, and hit three; Basnett fanned Billy Martin, but he hutlg ln -there Williams, Cun· eight, walked four and hit 1. Muogor Low Down Payment.. lor the d!Jitance · to post bla 1lxth JJm Oller, all sin Pomeroy Pirate• 1 000 00<--4 7 6 WAVERLY MOBILE . 1t4 E. Main St. trium~h. hit by Gary Dodgera 12 00 4lx-17 7 1 .L . . Phone 191 Jobn Shasteen (LP) lb.!$.ttet (1), HOME SALI!S and walked two; one, walked Curd. ., Melcr. .. four; Bowen one and none, Wll· liam11 fanned three, walked two and Sl!lson the same. Syracuse playr at home Thursday in a make"lJp game with the R'ed· legs. The team stand& 3 and 3 ~n the aecond haJI. Yankees 000 001--1 3 a Syracuse 43& 02x- 14 12 2 HERSHEY, Pa. UP- Bob MurNorton: Korn (3), Bowen (fl) ruy, Xenia, Ohio," joined 83 other and Korn, Norton (3). WUiiama, qualllcl'S in the opening round Fritz Sisson (4), and M~ckey Wine· to<lay of the 32nd annual U. S. brenner, DUly Cundiff (fl). Public Links golf ehamplonsb~p oooo•as WIN here. The Dodven took the short~ttand­ Pirates Into camp TQesday night ' Murruy scored 37-36·'73 In Tue•on Mlke Roberti' seven hit· day'a round to qur111f,- at 149 . A p•rade of 'rror.11 by the over 1he par 70 cour11>e. Plr•tes helped the wlnnen• cause. Another Ohioan, Robert Well Twelve runs crosaed In the openman of Cinein~.atl, was eUinlnatIna: Inning as 18 men came to bat, ed with a 1.,7 when he IJrcd a 14 ol them facln1 loaer John Shas40-40.80. teen. Finally, with two out Frank Leading the qualifiers wu Duel Buanet relieved him and he pitchKivett, 35, live time (:lty <:ham- ed lo four mOTa. The biJ first: pion ol lliah Point, N'. C. Jeff Glbb1 wu hit, Dennis Moore CILIIRATIS fht sate on an error, Riehle Arnold Mrs. Martha· Hudton cele&rated the same, Roberta was hit, Paul her 9ht birthday quietly It hel Sprou!l! doubled, Don Mayer was home on jtace Street on July 20. hit, Jim Pulllna fanned , Curd walk· Her son, "\VUson, is reported 1.\o ed, Denny Kappel fanned, Gibbs Improving aatitfattorily at Hoi· walked, Dennia Moore safe on R tcr Hospital where he Is a medi· fielder's eholce and all were •-.fl•. cal patient, Arnold, Robert& and Sproule sineJ.ed 1nd Don Mayer tripled with HAS HIADA~HI the latkl full. Kappel lined out NEW YORK \JP- New York to rnd it. Yankee cOICh Jim Tllrn.er, felled '!'be Pirates tot four In the ai:cth by a balled ball in p1'acllec last on linslea by Meier, J. Shasteen, week, ls Btlll •ufferinK , from Sonny Gloeckner, Menchini's dou· "headacbc11" today. jlt.D.Q. Jliur PlymoutA Q<.icT<:.becatiSt"j ble and a walt to Ba11net.. OVA manager s s hould nominate t11ree candidates for each position ex<.:eplini:: pitcher for the big game with the plenty hot Grove City Furniture club which is coming here August are : 16, Friday night. - Thursday he sends yo un g Get this done at once, fellows, and into the Sports Desk Patterson back to can1p at Grecr.wood Lake. N. Y., to sharpen fnl' whkh also serves as clearing house for league business. We the first "open champion ship " 111 don 't need forms or special rigamarole . Pick the three bt.Jt ri,ng hiatory---:a dt!fenlie or -his boys for each job on the diamond from among those your team world profcsstonal olle agam~l has piay,ed , and consider your own fellows too, naturally! D' Amato is in the midst of fou r moves that may make h im top man in the world of boxing. They tbe worlc:l amateur champion, Pelt· Rademacher. at SeatLic, Wa~h .. Aug . 22. - He and Palterson hav e wah · ed the $175 ,000 guaran\N• fo:Monday night's knocltout defense against Tommy Hurrieanc J ac kliOn in order to make rertam that the D'Amato--appointed promoter Emil Lence, suffers no lo~~ fro'm the Polo Ground~' disap· pointinG gate and stays 111 husiness. Racine, with five games left, lnmakeup games, downed the Redlegs 10-3 Tuesda7 evening wben the)' exploded for five ,runs in the Urst Inning of! pitcber Tom Wblte. dud~ng Cbel Tannebl!l Pattenon. ----- . 0 Tile hilll Sentl-1 Fistiana With Haymaker f'l ..to. Noncy Fl.-, J'lu'llb Alton Beune)' , Phil Cooke, M•u· Zlf!klfoate, Lee OarllnJ, .Sudy rke Clarke, Herbie RouM, Jatlc, Arnold, Gene Rayburn. Judy CrOWDIBIJ Of \'f/ , ater QUeen W'll I Foil••· . e.Feature At New· Haven Show B _ 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 31, 18ll1 ~ during- , lh_o_d,-riJI. He Wi11 b~ out r>l action for .a few days. Fight Results ~AN ANToNio, r ••. .JP _ : ,Joer Brown, 139, New OriNns, outpointed Gilbert Holtuln, 142, II Paa,o Tale. 10 non-tltlt HIRAM, 0 . UP - ClevelailJ Cciaeh. P11u1 Brown played all s!.>: 38 IN BIG PINEY "" of his quarterback candidate.• NEW "YORK UP- Big Pimh•, Tuesday a~ the Browns stressed Wyo.; was the nation's tooles,t Offense" in twd wOrkouts .Under a town wrth·_a low, . reading or 88 hot . s.u n. ,. ,.. . _d ettec,s ; tlJts 1:11ornttt&. tlre V. S. ·• To~niy O'<;:onneU, the only " W~lltllt!t _ ~ureaU, reported. Mol!· q-uarterback who has played wit':! day's h-ighest rebding · was 112 de· the Bfowns, ·led the quar1~rback grees at Yuma, Ariz., and El ·a ction. ..,_ ' Centro; Calif. O'Connell is :JChcduled to s t·arl. in the exhibition oPener against SHOCKS CIASE the Lio"il! in Detroit Aug. 14. MEXICO CITY UP-A fri~~:htcr..· Galen Fiss, a Unebaeker, be- lng serjes of after shocks ceast1i came th~ fl~t training camp in - today and Mc>deo City l'apldJJ Jury • w~en he sprained his ankle N!turned to normal. .. - ' NANCY · 1 FORGOT TO TURN THE FILM IJ. ·,,.. ·11 .... ,. �.. -- . • r·-··, ~ ·-- -- !.. ..;---.-_; -~--- =--~---,.---.__---.. . . . .__ . ' ' · - - ~ • ·~ / Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 81, 1957-4 are Dl<tle Tennant. Bu!<h s ....u, 1- D'Amato Hit" LiHie league Leaders Hold To Form Racine Downs DESK ~EW YORK UP -Mana11~r Gu s D'Amato'& defiance of power and tradlUon in lbe fight game was attracting almoot as much at· ttntiou today as the fir::~t of his heavyweight champion , Floyd Redlegs; Call's Indians Win t&-3 SPORTS l>y ' Boycoth Home TV - He has withdrawn Patters011 from home fight-television on any network until sueh time as onr of the major TV corporation> shall contracl with an iudepcn dent promoter, like Lcnce , fo! a w~kly TV-fighl series, iu opp05l · tion to the Jnlernational Boxing Club's TV-fight supremacy. - Looking beyond the Rad emacher fight, D'Amato is plauning another Patterson defense under Lew::e promotion at New York in Qclo')er or November, which he will !ry to foree into Madi<Son Squar(! Garden or, otherwise, stage at the big Klng sbridge Ar· mory In ltle Bronx . "I want to break the fight game wide opqn" :.aid the stocky , graytu,ircd manager tQday . ''I'll hn\':! no truck with monopolies or com· bincs or cliques. l want to hel p Independent promoters get b_ack 111 their h:el and make It pOllS!bb for fighters, In all st&R£8 o! development, to get whaf thcy'rl! worlh. And, lutktl)' , l've got a world hcavywcliht champion who -shares my ideals." Floyd Loose. $51,140 Jn watving the $17~.000 guar· antee for last Monday's fight , D'Amato flabbergasted managers throughout fi.slilma . Pattcuon a-ccepted 40 per cent of all n~t r·:ceipta and look a purse ot $12:-1,839---'fo'hieh Will $!!1,140, IC!!J than the guarantee. ~ ~ ' Meanwhile, Jack11on, thr badly battered challenger, remained .abed at the Meadowbrook Hot~pl ­ lal In suburban East Mcadow. rceovering (rom n kidney bruise - H•w hrniture FOK $299.00 • B~KER ~ C oolville will have to be considered out of it as tile dub never paitl tl~ SIO t>nt r)' fcc II}Jd ha .~ indicatf'd by grapev ine tffitt it will not fulfill thr balance of tts dah•s (only two ) in I he schc· dul c_ Don"t hold it a!,(<~inst Dick Spcnecr anr! his lw,·~ They tr ied magnificently but har! too much against them . No home cliamonrl. Com plete lack uf financia l help from fans. _ They harl only IMC nF baseball. Wf! shall all hope thry can do bettcr next Lime So there will h1• Jlutford, PL Pleasant , Middlepnrt. Pomercy . R:acirw and {~allipoli s to con.sider. Pi,-chcr~ will he .~cl erlt'd gy the mlfnagcr for t·he ni~hl which more than likely will be Chct Oliver of Hartfnrd . in a photo finish . We can see tlu~ pitchcn; now. They look like Gene Hesson Mickey Mlllcr and Larry LittlC' Foozy WoUe (only a suggt!stiun, Cht!t.) Against Midcllcport Sunda_y Hesson was th rowing like the Hc.o;son of old . li e lo0ktod great. Miller also look ed guo~. Wul[e can't iuuk bad if he tries. Grove City will not blow them very for out of the · park . Oliver has forwanled to trs Tiger batting avera)o!l'~ through Sunday'.!! game . Prcaldent Eisenhower picked a Wlltch a hall game and he wound up joining in the praise of the '"hottest" pitcher in lhc majors at the moment - Dick Donovan of the Chtcagn Whit(' Sox. fine night to l I l You Give Pride I In other Amerir11n Le11gue l(lllllt'S. Yankees helped Casey fHcngt•l celd:nte hh birthday wllh I a 10-4 victory O\Oer thC' Atilletlcr; JcweJer Be Your Guide 1 COLUNS· • JEWELRY STORE MWilore Your confidence Ia luatUied 11 1. Malll St. • '• '1' -'>. Pomeroy ,! .469 17Y.a DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. A. p!ece of SHIRTS ........ ............ .... $1.00 up acuJptun a. Not. stiff 9. Kind ot SWIM TRUNKS · ·· ·.. · · · · · · $1.25 and $1.95 bl!ar 10. ~hun 1a. Tendinc to mo!ee DiGi.i \ SALEI mendoUK money-aavlng deal on a J'lymouth RIGHT NoW'I- t~lamorous,, 8-years.abeal\ , 1 Wide ehoiee of models I Beat deals "f the year j Immedlat!1 d•llvery (ln tlme for tllat vaeatfo.l;tripi), , · 1 .Pon'l :walt.! It'• so easll to own a beautiful Plymouth nowj . Sport Coats Rec. $27.95 ·' Now $21.95 CLOSEOUT O,N SUMMER SLACKS Vrlues to .9.96 . How $4.95 For Sbmmer comfort SPONGE CAPS ' ·• . fer JOIIlY Otltllllnmont, ~ """"""CClmm!r Sot 1Y _ _ for 11mo IOd ·~ - - - - · _. _..... ·• • ·i Reg. U.26 •' . I 'f - / '. 75c THE .SPO·RTS CENTER . 83 MlU SL AaQior~ MeGrec•» Deall!l' · . . · Middleport, Olllo. See your lymoutf{. . ' ealer- , . ' ..I ... by tho tat ton ,.. of ......,..~~ tho . lUI..... . , i ·r ' • • '"' ~·ll 29. Spato """'""' u .tiniortaa . rl111r · ./ . ~- - . ' . as. coiOtio . i . ' oo.~~ I .. , ll.~y eaptlvtty I. · ''""' : 10. Large cUk ill.Binl ' II. Ra.dtum · .. .... /.ym.l 88. A flhort tit Sactrtd bun (Jilfypt) . tt!eeliil .· 89. Elephant'• long Mill Sums lent •o: at ~te.a~t U '. Ktll tl.~tmari ~llo10pher D.\ILY CBl'P'IOij\JOTE·::.. Here'i how to ,,.. , AXYDLBAAXa Ia LONGFELLOW . r"' One ietter almply atand1 tor another. · In thta · u~lt A ·II ultd .tor tile thrte L'e, X for the two O'a. etc. Slnflt teU.p; J.PC* trop~. the length aM formation or tht wordt t.re ..:au hlntl. , · "!·! l:a.ch day tb• eode letters are ditterei\t, • , • • :- :~· ~ z P KP X MP ~ X F F 1' Q J I --~~ 1-. .... /-! A Cryptorri.111 Quol&a.lton·. . I' z' P. 'r .• \v ' ,I I K r _ -'- NMXSQK Wfl NMI!Pt1QKZII'l''-N ·B PF' Q• II t1 D. ... Yel~•a Vtyptoquote: THEY MUBT OFTEN CH~OE. ....tAYS CONFUCIUS, WHO WOULD lilll CONSTANT IN HA~.. PINESS OR1VrSDOM-GOLDSMml. Mo:pb. Jerry Carron.· Dtlbr.. Th• ~~···h '" ~, ~·· I - LIL ABNER . . . ' NATCHERi."''.'!AH AI II 1$ HAS A SECO>lD rwASH TH' FUSTON~ DOWN · £-"';;:---; The Rut ..nd Garden Club Flow- garth curve;· "My Favorttii", glad· of Yore•t 1 r-' •nti~ Sunday, August_ 3 and 4, at ttle container; ..N,ture's OTam:a", Rutland Metb~_dill>t Church. Mrs. weathered wood used ;,·. "Robin WilHam F~?,lan, general chairman, Hood", foliage arr.; '•MeditatiOn", "-as annQql\«~ the fotlowlng com- sugge!tlng 8 sacred theme; ~ "SummJttees fat the lhow: mei Distir;etlon", line mta~ lrt.; StaglnJ: Mrs. Carl Dennison, "HolidaYs"; "Milady's .. corsa1e"; Mrs. Charles. Amos, Mrs. P. A. Jiv· and an arrangement or eompoaition !den; Mr~. Corbett Patterson, Mrs. lor a Teen-age Cok~ Party. Guy Larkins · M"gistration and' Speeimem to be judged include lmtries: Mts "cecil !Jolil'jo, Mrs. Cl.isb Johnston Mrs. Webb Hall Dahlias, Zinnias, Gladlolas, Celosia Mrs. Ray Biddl~. Mrs. 'Floyd Tbom'- Asters, Marigolds. PnUed planh exhibited and the a$, Mrs. Roy Stone; Educational Ex- wUI aJs(l IJe biblt~r. Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, Mrs. Junior exhil:itors will have two J"ame.J S. Titus; Inf~rmathm: Mrs . claases: using a toy for a .t:ontai.nw George Laaber, Mrs, Dana Hoff- and an arrangement ot compoli· man; Publicity: Mrs. Vernon Web- tion for the tea~her . er; itwitation: Mrs. James S. Titu.s ; The public ia invited to attend Judgiili: Mra. R'Jbett Reibel. the show whictJ wiU be ope11 on Ally Meigs County Garden Club member Is invited- tQ enter the ln- Saturday from 1·8 p. m. and On Sunday from 2·:5 p. m. Oral judaing vitationll Clalfs or t,o exhibit spec·. will l;ie at l p. m. Saturday bY Mn. lmen ·blossoms. · Earl Bender, M.lrietta, Past RejlouTheme .or tbe lhOvr this year is al Director, who will give a resu"Summer ij:armooy" and the trie or her previouS" awardlnc of classes inelu$lr "Lazy River"-Ho- ribbons. er Show 'fJII be held Saturday ami iolus; "Days I 2$. Chine1e , dynUty ' I a4. Forbbi · I IS,. A...teriek i 21. Redetrn ,1. Allude to 81.8hon . The fourth act '"The Blnanr Reitmlre, John lAYne. ..lldt:t Boat loti" will be preltnt.etl lo Rout h and Tommie Vance. tho m..i, •• m. nam. •n• 1 will .. ,., Memben of tbil "Hawalian Love Stary., to Lh.! 1 also "Star..() . · aet art Nanty fleaher . PhviJi , mUillc of " D!"iftlng 11nd Or~amJne " Zirlr.afooee Judy Arnold .Sub c.a 111 Include• Mr• Bett Sayre MIH'pn, Detoru flettmi~t . San- Mra. James Holiman, )I ICPdr~ dra Rolnh Rtty Clarke Lee Dat i Routh and Tomml Vant!• inr, Gene' Rayburn. jeri'V C'r· e t • roll John Layne and Tommie 1 >The ninth aet 11 the '"llelut)· Va~ce Pande of OlG, • Fashlo~ Girls". The . fifth ac-t wiJI be "'l'h.f' Participants arl.' Mra. Alla ~~~c~)­ Clown and tbe Dlwn" The doo, Mn. Hel~n SmitbJOn, .Mn. clown. are Robert Roush, Rlehal·~ Beuy Cadit>, Mu. Pats~ Riur . Mulford and Lany Lieving." Th~ M_ra. Alton Bonn~y, Mrs.' MJnnie diver& are N.ancy Flesher, Gene I Rn:er, Mrs. Pauline lhy, )lffl . • Rayburn .•nd Robert Roush. ~ack FleJher , Mn. Jamee f"!'un~The uxth act will be tht! Ingham .. _Mrs. Eulah Redmon r., 1 'Haw.aUag. ,JUZ Number". MuJi(' I !'Jnr. w _rlh.s Dudding, Mn. Wll1· by the· Hawaiian- War Chant t•l J 'am Sbmn and Judy Spencer. the record or "TI·HUJWa·Hu-Wal"' The tenth act "Love Letteu 1.1 This. h a solo number by Mar- l the Sand" will feiture Lynnle gat:et Lou R6nty. Tennant and,Shul Flesher. ' The eleventb act "Me and My The seventh aot wiU be the Sh::.dow" to the music by the ''Hawalilil Flower Number" t-1 same name wiU be presented b» the music or "Polynesian Hula Ellen Hartley and Mary Jane Love Song." The · c~111t is Ray Tennant. . August ~-4 Dates For Rutland Garden Club Show Announced; Committee; Set 24. Indren·· i a be'a bavina a banner year and can a1for.. t? trive you a tre-' 17. F..ten L¥nole TennuL 8rQwnRuns6 Quarterbacks In Grid -Drill ~ I I : Jf.An lttm $100 to $1000 Save big money now on 3-y~ars-ahead Plyinouthl pDf 20. Crat•tul 21. Swiaa rt¥rer 2J, Brown ; 2i:Pia)'ll11np Save · ---- va•ael 18. Coln (Swed, j •n.4.& .Looking for the buy of your life?, See your 1~. M(it_ t niatn 17. SHd I $\00 .•. $30CL.$500 •• ,$ JQOO WANT SO,ME: CASH J Mike_R=o=b=e~rll(=.__•:·n=d:_~Jo=h=•J,,;u~.~S-~2~3,~W~·~~·~Iy~,~Oh~l;•,,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~m~'c~a~~~~~~--· --- 3. Subm•t1ed. -t. Attempt 5. t.Tlpple4 6. Man'• name 7. PertOdlc All& w:IOO. 15. A. ve..,t (Alia} tor pertumel 8. Grove ot 1e. Jl:aat bf pines : lOUth 9. Levered I · (abbr.) 11. Vtntllru L&Z SHOP TRAILERS OOWN 1. Pnrla atock exchange 2. Forearm bone,. flow lS. Food rrom heaven lf. Country in Indians Win INSl1LATED - - SUITS Senators As lhat cAU8cd blood In hl8 bladderkidney tract. Dille, ~ ud Daaee •• lbo banko ollhe bcaulllul ~ ' Ohio River. D.ULY 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. «artley, Barbara Boallc Kit\y The first number on the proodson and Sandra Pick~~:ram will be tbe crownin~: ol the The third act will" I:Jef""LUUe " Flrefiys" to the mullic of the ater Queen. " Glowwonn". 'I'tiClS'e partldp~iUng DRASTICALJ,.Y REDUCED! Xenia Manis Qualifier In Public Links . T~e aeeond act It entitled tht> "Billet Bablu" led by Debhr•h Tenhant, (!ceompanh.-d by the music 'm&inbow IW'Ierluu." . Crl· eluded in this Dumber are Shari Flea!ler, Ellen Grlmm, JC•ren MeFarland". M)'TI J);aU.h, Btend1 M?· lUnley , Lynn , Miller, Karla Kurl'" Connie Wai11i, "!lleb , Wlles, Ell n Dartmg. s • ,~· 46 ::12 ON ALL SUMMER I ned ' OX Take HOTEL. MARTIN BAR ·-r Paltimore Kan1as City Walthington . . . I llnston blanked l>etroil, 4·0, and Clevela~d lk ke(i Baltimore, 6-D. lr•v•• Retain L••d The Milw11ukee Braves clung to their half gamr- lead in the Natinnal Uagur. race with a 3·2 decision ovor the pirateR, the CRrdlnals topped tl\p Giants. 7·3; and the C u~ split a doubleheader with the Dobers, Brooklyn wtn· nlng the opener . l -0, and Chi"ago the nlghteap, 4·3. Yogi Berra drove Jn rour runs wilh lour hits, lnt l•ldlnw a homer, to pace a 16-hlt attack that gave the Yankees their 14th victory in 13 mectlnp with Kan11u City this Under The New Management of Samuel 0. Perry . .495 15 AUGUST CLEARANCE . BALTIMORE UP-Ray Moore of Baltimore originally was slated to pitch against Clevel.tn.d tonight but 1re ba-s a honey 14~ 48 49 th~ Let Your 0 The President, making his first mid-lleason ll)lpl!.,rance 11t a basebflll gllme Tucsdlly night since lut Aug. 31 . commented apprtrial.l\l('ly to aide!! on Donovan's brilliant thn•c-hit pitching u the White Sox ri~~:hthander beat the Senators, 7-t . Donovan, wh,, didn't walk a b.aner in breezing to hls lith victory. has given up a total nf eight hi_ts In hl.ol lasl three _ICII nlC S. The Gift With I DONOVAN IS HOT 1 For .m Detroit . . ""':&. SUMMER SLACKS REDUCED! ahPad, 0-15. I eWATCHES eDIAMONDS eSILVER .619 3 .5,01 8'1"" / . The WoHLer Show dtreeted ~v Mary J11ne Tennant ud tpoasorot! bJ the New Haven Mother's Club ~ill be pre!lt'nted Sat· urday evellin&, Aua. 3 at 8 P. M. at the Ne w Haven swlmtnin:I pool The milltl-ess of eeremoniel!l wl_IJ be Mn. Eugene Hester. Mu~tc ~iJI , be In charge Gf Mu. Ray The geographical center of Ohio required ln:teetlona from club physician ·Dr. Erwin Mayer. u, at Centerburg In Knox County. STRAW HATS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $1.00 to $2.50 CINCINNATI UP - The Cln· clnnati Redlegs, duwn 4f'o four game~ from first place today, missed their old knack of winning games with late tnnlng rallies. Tuesday night's gamt! with Phil· a~elphla , who trailed Cincinnati !S-3 until !he eighth Inning, might have been a cinch for th~ Redlegs early in the season. But the Phl\s won, 8-~ . Stan Lopata led or( with a homer and Rip Repulski knocked starter Joe Nuxh11.1l out of the box In the eillhth with .a . 11tnglc to bring in reli~f pitcher Henh.cll ~~reeman, who retire-d the next two Phlllies. Tonight the Redlegs will attempt to evf.'n the serle~ hy send· ing Vicente · Amor, brought up hom Havann of th(' International League, al![&inst Philaddphia. The Phlls wrtl start Harvey Haddix 8·8. In Tuesday ni.l(ht's contc.st, Ron Northey, b11ck with the Phih for the first limP in 10 years, slammed a two run homer for the decisive hlnw to pul Lhl' Phllll" FURNITURE Nationally Advortlood Chicago . . . . . . 60 3'1 Boston M 44 Cleveland 49 49 Redlegs Stagger~ Fall4 Games Behind Pace; Braves Hold Lead The Brlght.ot Cor.., ID Mlddleporl ~ BASEBALL RESULT This Guy Came av uNITED Puss Up Wt"th Sweet AMIRICAN LEAGUE t<ew York ..w.!" .::· Ga Excuse T0 Layof~ ~ of an excuse why he ean't. 36 61 .37 1 27 ~ The Orioles' right bander 35 65 .350 29~ was so severely stung by a Tu•td•y'• R•aul~ • .swarm or bees at his home. in White wa! reUevec'l bY Manager New York 10 Kansas City 4 Upper Marlboro, .Md ., that he Don Betzing with Tom Ebenbach Cleveland 6 Biltimorc 0 , night Chicago 7 Washington 1 night ill the first innin11 who held the (or the winners . Summer ~ winners to one 1 Wl in the ~t"Ond Boston 4 Detroit 0 night The Indians came from behind Thursdav-'s Gam" and four In the third tritb the game in the lop of the sixt'b to take 11. called betause · of • threatening Chleaao at Washington 4-3 lead ttlen e~ecuted a shining 1 Detroit at Boston storm aner the fourth. ~play to wipe out the tieing fUll i NATIO .. AL LEAGUE Gerald Clark, Mel'a brother, is In the first Howard Johnson led W L Pet. GB to score from third in the boltlorn of the final frame . leadlns the club f.or the rulltlme off with a double, Larry Price MUwauker! 59 41 .590 Hayes ()f the l(.)S:ers waa on players with .372- Heuon, abo 11 .sina:led 1eorlna: Johnson; big Pea- St. Lou II . . ::17 40 .588 It! great hitter, who ha.11n't faced nub1 Wickline hit a two-run hom- Brooklyn . M 42 .567 2Y.t first base when a baU was .bit pitching as often, bl.i 1 fat ftiO er. Duane WoU1' and Te-4 BaJiey Philadelphh 56 43 .566 2~ to deep centerfield. Gene Wise oaugJtt Hays trying to 1e0re af· l average in 11 hits iD 2S appe.aran· walked and Don Arnott singled Cinch\nati . . M 44 .551 4 (es. BCOrlng Wolfe. Jell Lee 1ingJed New York 48 56 .434 1~\-1: ter rounding tbird with a great throw to Bush at the plate. 1 The averages: !!Coring Arnott. Pittsburgh 36 64 .360 23 TREMENDOUS VALUES Vied to get back to As Hay1 AB H BA Raelne got only a single by Lee Chltago _, 33 63 .344 24 third Busb nailed him, Bus}l to Bob Oliver .. , , , ... 36 8 .222 in the fourth afier tbat lnnlne. Tuesday•, Reeults THROUGHOUT OUR STORE Thomas at third. It ended the Gene Hesson Z5 11 .-440 Tom White doubled and Alan Brooklyn 1 Chicago o, 1st game and sewed up the victory. Gerald Clark 43 J6 .312 ~am,m got a trlple and ,ringle for Chicago 4 Brooklyn 3", 2nd The Yankees went into a tirst Russ Rouah 40 10 .250 the Jledlep' tbree bits. Milwaukee 5 Pittsburgh 2. night inning lead of 3· on Bing's two Joe Bradley . 20 1 .060 Wolfe In t~ innings fanned five St. Loui& 7 New York: 3, night Bub SUverB . 44 11 .ZM &,nd walked none~ JohDion fanned Philadelphta a Clneinnati 5 D.ight run ·h omer and later Sla~er ~ing­ led and scored OD Johnson's sin.Bobby Layne 11 3 .273 t"wo and walked none. White fan-~ Thurtday't Gam : • Red Tucker 22 B .22? ned one and walked two .and Ebers- Drooklyq ,ai Chicago ~ gle .after the ball t.Gok a ba;J II "Dress Better For Les11" Luther Tucker 31 8 .2&8 ba$ fanned tbree and walked eev· PhiladelPbla at Cincinnati , night bounce in the outfield. Pomeroy, Ohio The Indians got one in the Comer Seeond & Court St. Darwin Clark '7 0 .000 en. · New York at St. Louis, night Clrst, one in the fifth, and two In Racine plays the Pirates this eve· ' - --" ' - - - - - Buck Tennant 30 9 .300 the sixth on Wise's two-run clutch Wi!Hs Dudding 25 8 .240 nlng It Raclne in a makeup game. rlouble after Slng.er had singled Racine ~14 ~10 6 I I fi Larry Hesson . 5 2 .4(1(1 020 I- 3 3 o and MeElbinney llad walked. Ralph Clark 8 1 .167 Redleas Wolfe, Johnson (3) and Roy Mickey Morri~ alao bad a sinEarl Robinson . ~ 3 1 .333 Howell. Whlte, Tom Ebe'rabach (2) gle. ' ' · Elmer V.an Meter .. tl 0 .000 Loser Benny Wilson pitched a Gary Rowh I 0 .000 and Mike Spencer. SYRACUSE WINS great game giving up but thref' so w IP The Syracuse lndlans toak a hits. He had three errors behind PIUhers W L him to only one for .Singer ,.r~inn ­ G. Hesson 5 1 91 22 55 wide-margin 11ame from the Yan L . Tucker The Red Sox rose up to defeat ing pitcher. 2 I 26 15 ~" keel Little Leaguen Tu_e lday night 010 012-4 3 1 3 2 . 9 It Syracuse 14·1 behind tbe heavy -the Senators last night in the India-ns .. - . G. Clark 0 I bitting of Ernie SJuon with three last week of play in the Middle - Yankees 300 000-,..1 3 3 B!nglea and Jim J...outs wit~ two port IJtlle League P-2 while the Singer and Bush. Wilson .and Extrt liM Lt...._ doublee. J.ndlaDJ cinched the second half Slater. Doubles. Gerald dlark.,.......6. Syracuae blew it wide open In Utle as they did the first, by Red Sox .... 022 41f}-9 10 1. Triplc.s, Gerald Clark-2. 200 1100--2 5 3 Home Runs, Lqther Tucker-3. the first with four runa on SlsBOn's edalng past -the Y.ankees 4-3 in a Senators singl-e, Jackie William• lingle, brilliantly played game. M. Little .and Gilkey. Stobart RBI's, Luther TtJ(ker-10. Louk!' double, Johnny Llsle'a douThe Red Sox piled up lwo and K~r . Runs Scored, ·Gerald Clark-11. Get • lou. hel'l!l ctf fS$0 ... f~ ... ble with CundJrf safe on an error runs in the SMpnd, ·tWG in thl' ompl•. Pay bW.. Buy bor..~· TboOo Four runs on four hits. third, four In the fourth nnd one The Yankees got one In the top ...,.. onlJ one p14ct to PI)' • ' • in the llfth. The - Sena~rs had of the 1lxth when Davis Jed off a month on our pGpu:lal 24--pqment two in the . first and th~'n were with a double and Norton got Gil plan. Or repay faster .U ycna wilh. shut out by G. Stobart, the winn"'' 1n error and Davis scored. Da- ing pitcher. It'• up Ia JOU. Alk about our lOW'" vil had a Bingle and double for two eo~t eAt flnanclng. You name II Gilkey bad a homer in the lllird of the loter's three hits. Spencer We tupplp it. You're amona friaDdl N~W and USEP, 18 to 50 ft. seasGn . Southpaw Whitey Ford the other bit, a single in the Roberts fanned five and walked long, 10 widea. One, · two and lwe. JUII ook I"' CASU. wun't nearly at his · bfst, a.tvint two. Shasteen fanned two, walked three bedrooms. Many sold for Erneol Coverl, balance due. Free Delivery up 13 bits, lncludlns homer by ~~1~~~en;.~.'}~~; hitters were two, and hit three; Basnett fanned Billy Martin, but he hutlg ln -there Williams, Cun· eight, walked four and hit 1. Muogor Low Down Payment.. lor the d!Jitance · to post bla 1lxth JJm Oller, all sin Pomeroy Pirate• 1 000 00<--4 7 6 WAVERLY MOBILE . 1t4 E. Main St. trium~h. hit by Gary Dodgera 12 00 4lx-17 7 1 .L . . Phone 191 Jobn Shasteen (LP) lb.!$.ttet (1), HOME SALI!S and walked two; one, walked Curd. ., Melcr. .. four; Bowen one and none, Wll· liam11 fanned three, walked two and Sl!lson the same. Syracuse playr at home Thursday in a make"lJp game with the R'ed· legs. The team stand& 3 and 3 ~n the aecond haJI. Yankees 000 001--1 3 a Syracuse 43& 02x- 14 12 2 HERSHEY, Pa. UP- Bob MurNorton: Korn (3), Bowen (fl) ruy, Xenia, Ohio," joined 83 other and Korn, Norton (3). WUiiama, qualllcl'S in the opening round Fritz Sisson (4), and M~ckey Wine· to<lay of the 32nd annual U. S. brenner, DUly Cundiff (fl). Public Links golf ehamplonsb~p oooo•as WIN here. The Dodven took the short~ttand­ Pirates Into camp TQesday night ' Murruy scored 37-36·'73 In Tue•on Mlke Roberti' seven hit· day'a round to qur111f,- at 149 . A p•rade of 'rror.11 by the over 1he par 70 cour11>e. Plr•tes helped the wlnnen• cause. Another Ohioan, Robert Well Twelve runs crosaed In the openman of Cinein~.atl, was eUinlnatIna: Inning as 18 men came to bat, ed with a 1.,7 when he IJrcd a 14 ol them facln1 loaer John Shas40-40.80. teen. Finally, with two out Frank Leading the qualifiers wu Duel Buanet relieved him and he pitchKivett, 35, live time (:lty <:ham- ed lo four mOTa. The biJ first: pion ol lliah Point, N'. C. Jeff Glbb1 wu hit, Dennis Moore CILIIRATIS fht sate on an error, Riehle Arnold Mrs. Martha· Hudton cele&rated the same, Roberta was hit, Paul her 9ht birthday quietly It hel Sprou!l! doubled, Don Mayer was home on jtace Street on July 20. hit, Jim Pulllna fanned , Curd walk· Her son, "\VUson, is reported 1.\o ed, Denny Kappel fanned, Gibbs Improving aatitfattorily at Hoi· walked, Dennia Moore safe on R tcr Hospital where he Is a medi· fielder's eholce and all were •-.fl•. cal patient, Arnold, Robert& and Sproule sineJ.ed 1nd Don Mayer tripled with HAS HIADA~HI the latkl full. Kappel lined out NEW YORK \JP- New York to rnd it. Yankee cOICh Jim Tllrn.er, felled '!'be Pirates tot four In the ai:cth by a balled ball in p1'acllec last on linslea by Meier, J. Shasteen, week, ls Btlll •ufferinK , from Sonny Gloeckner, Menchini's dou· "headacbc11" today. jlt.D.Q. Jliur PlymoutA Q<.icT<:.becatiSt"j ble and a walt to Ba11net.. OVA manager s s hould nominate t11ree candidates for each position ex<.:eplini:: pitcher for the big game with the plenty hot Grove City Furniture club which is coming here August are : 16, Friday night. - Thursday he sends yo un g Get this done at once, fellows, and into the Sports Desk Patterson back to can1p at Grecr.wood Lake. N. Y., to sharpen fnl' whkh also serves as clearing house for league business. We the first "open champion ship " 111 don 't need forms or special rigamarole . Pick the three bt.Jt ri,ng hiatory---:a dt!fenlie or -his boys for each job on the diamond from among those your team world profcsstonal olle agam~l has piay,ed , and consider your own fellows too, naturally! D' Amato is in the midst of fou r moves that may make h im top man in the world of boxing. They tbe worlc:l amateur champion, Pelt· Rademacher. at SeatLic, Wa~h .. Aug . 22. - He and Palterson hav e wah · ed the $175 ,000 guaran\N• fo:Monday night's knocltout defense against Tommy Hurrieanc J ac kliOn in order to make rertam that the D'Amato--appointed promoter Emil Lence, suffers no lo~~ fro'm the Polo Ground~' disap· pointinG gate and stays 111 husiness. Racine, with five games left, lnmakeup games, downed the Redlegs 10-3 Tuesda7 evening wben the)' exploded for five ,runs in the Urst Inning of! pitcber Tom Wblte. dud~ng Cbel Tannebl!l Pattenon. ----- . 0 Tile hilll Sentl-1 Fistiana With Haymaker f'l ..to. Noncy Fl.-, J'lu'llb Alton Beune)' , Phil Cooke, M•u· Zlf!klfoate, Lee OarllnJ, .Sudy rke Clarke, Herbie RouM, Jatlc, Arnold, Gene Rayburn. Judy CrOWDIBIJ Of \'f/ , ater QUeen W'll I Foil••· . e.Feature At New· Haven Show B _ 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 31, 18ll1 ~ during- , lh_o_d,-riJI. He Wi11 b~ out r>l action for .a few days. Fight Results ~AN ANToNio, r ••. .JP _ : ,Joer Brown, 139, New OriNns, outpointed Gilbert Holtuln, 142, II Paa,o Tale. 10 non-tltlt HIRAM, 0 . UP - ClevelailJ Cciaeh. P11u1 Brown played all s!.>: 38 IN BIG PINEY "" of his quarterback candidate.• NEW "YORK UP- Big Pimh•, Tuesday a~ the Browns stressed Wyo.; was the nation's tooles,t Offense" in twd wOrkouts .Under a town wrth·_a low, . reading or 88 hot . s.u n. ,. ,.. . _d ettec,s ; tlJts 1:11ornttt&. tlre V. S. ·• To~niy O'<;:onneU, the only " W~lltllt!t _ ~ureaU, reported. Mol!· q-uarterback who has played wit':! day's h-ighest rebding · was 112 de· the Bfowns, ·led the quar1~rback grees at Yuma, Ariz., and El ·a ction. ..,_ ' Centro; Calif. O'Connell is :JChcduled to s t·arl. in the exhibition oPener against SHOCKS CIASE the Lio"il! in Detroit Aug. 14. MEXICO CITY UP-A fri~~:htcr..· Galen Fiss, a Unebaeker, be- lng serjes of after shocks ceast1i came th~ fl~t training camp in - today and Mc>deo City l'apldJJ Jury • w~en he sprained his ankle N!turned to normal. .. - ' NANCY · 1 FORGOT TO TURN THE FILM IJ. ·,,.. ·11 .... ,. �• Middleoort rSociety Mrs. Long Reveals Engogement Of Her Daughter, Virginia, To Mr ..Denison Mrs. Helen Long, Rutl and , 0 . Corp , Columbus. 0. announces the engage ment of her Lt. Demson is a graduate o! Funeral services for Clifford C. daugbter, Virginia , to Lt Robert Ru tlanrl Hig h School and OhiO Wharff. brother of Mrs. Fred L Penilion , son of Mr . and Mrs. Car: University and he is now a gra· Gardner, were held Tue5d.ay in Denison, also of Rutland d uate s tudent at Oh w State Uni· Columbua. Mr. and Mrs. Gardller WHOW/6THE Miss Long i.s a graduate of the vers1ty . He " presently stationed were joined there by their daugll~POSTMASTER Air ForN ter, Mrs. Bill Shoun, who returned Rutland High School :mrl she ,. . at Wrighl·P atterson , __ 'l · tended George Washm gto n Uni· Baoe in Dayton to Middleport with them. Today versity. She is pn·sentl y empl oy· The wedding w1ll be an event Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and their 1 ed at the Westinghouse Electrir of this _fall. _ _ __ _ __ daughter left for Jon neon City ... Sm1th , Guests were Phyllis Kas- where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. par. Jud y Br own . Carla Will, Se- Shoun and daughter~ Barbara. Mildonia Spe ncer anc: Roger Dixon. dleporl friend• wl•o went to !l!r. and Mrs rarl Will, Mr. and Crooksville for the burial of Mr. Wllarff included Miss Mildred The Kin Club w a> ent ertained Mrs. Roge r Spencer. Mrs. Floyd H awley, Mrs. 0. L. Roush, Mrs. , Monday evening at th<· home of Waddell , Mrs. Roy Smith and Mrs. Annice Ohlinger when Mrs. Herbe rt Dixon accompanied William Reynolds, Mrs. L. R. Wiley. David Wiley aecompanied prize> the group . games were pla yed and -~-- ___ ·them and visited his grandmother, won by Mrs. Ri chard Vaughan . where he was joined by his mothMid dleport ; Mrs. Ri r h<lrd Vaug· er and her friends before coming han. Pom eroy and Mrs. Ved a Le· I back home. hew. Mrs. John Davis, who had spent C J f.b er sbarh . president , six weeks visiting her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Your Health comes first at presided at a short busmes.; George And~rson Sr., and family, STARK'~ Drugs! Call on your Dr. Mrs .· .r.'IIB. ·Marshall to her home In =" New Doctor to help you get well _. _ meeting and they will meet on ·1 andf Lo K 1·and ed has returned · f 15 at lhr omr of Mrs. am1 Y o UISVI c_. Y .. arr v York C1ty. Mrs. Davis Is makmg Call on us for all medicines pre· Sept. h ' ll T d f t th he other ues ay or a VIS.'I w1 r m tentative plans to join her busscribed. The first postmaster W 1 ard Ebers bach . Pomeroy . The hostess scrverl a de.srrt 1 Mrs. J oh n F B• 1 y. 1 band in Spain where he is on a waJ Benjamin Franklin. d Mrs Allen Ree ves Of N ava I base construction project. M course " Edto t hos<' name d ahovc and C. r1 ant th est of Mrs d" · "'rs . gar Pratt. Mrs. Lee Pratt, 1nc nna I arc . e gu 5 Mr. an Mrs. Austin Webster, San Antonio, Texas. spent the Mrs. Harold Ebcrsbar h. Mrs. Waid Freda M1tch. Mmcrsv1llc . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mescher and week end with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Windon, Mrs. r.mmrtl Rlackhurn . Mrs. Emma Leifheit . who i• ill, son of Grundy . Va . spent the week Bush this week. I th h <th r Mrs Fannie was the on ly memh•·r ahse nt. enr WI cr m 1 e · · ' Kaspa1 h Mrs. Charles Shoemaker, who - -----· ·. as been on a vacation trip with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas her son, Charles Shoemaker, and spent th c wee k en d ·111 c1 eve1an d famll Y, Hun t'mg 1on, t o t he Luray with their son and daughter ·in ·law . 1 Caverns in V'1rg1·n1·a . h as ret urne d I M M H t 1'h d t h ~ h G · S ·t 1 f. 11 f r . ·1an d Th rs. dor on an · 0 e. ome on ravel Hill. l ht r omas F am1 y. e1r au g e aye. acMr. an d Mrs. ()I " I .1 "' 1e ' (Carolyn Pierce) arc announc1n~ comppnied them and remained for Walter Howell who has been a medical patient at Holzer Hospital ' the hirth of an eight poun<l so11 a longer visit. Allen Raymon<l . at Holzer Hospi · Mr. and Mrs . ~-loyd Mescher and for the past three weeks, was re, f L b k d turned home Tuesday In the R tal on July 25 r;rnn c. par<'nL< are sons o e anon were wee en . , awMr . and Mrs Wilhu r Pierce, guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Mitch hngs..Coats &mbulance. Mrs. Ever-, Brarlbury and Mr. and '-1rs. Law· and Harry Jve remained for a visit. I' ~It Surber, Mlddle!'ort, and Marrenee Litchfi<'ld , PI Pleasant. Mike Thomas returned to his JOry Ward, Langsville, hav~ been They also havr• dau ghtrr . home , Crooksville. Tuesday, after staymg With Mrs. ~o~ell wh1le her 11 a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. husband was ho~pltahzed .and Mrs. Everett Thomas and other rela· Ward will r<.>mam mdefmltely. tives. He w"s accompanied home Mr. and Mr~. Clarence Murray, by his mother , Mrs. Walter Thorn· I B~adbury, spent the week end vislillng Mr .. and Mrs. Robert McKinas, who drove here for him. Mrs. Eslie Mossman and daught- <ny, Marv1~ Murray and Mrs. Harer, Nelora, re1urned home Sunday ry Ba1ley m Columbus. evening after a visit in CrooksHarry Munns, Paynesville, came The Rock Springs Rrowlll'! vi!lo with Mr. and Mrs. William Sunday his wife and daughter, Troop Two rnjnyrd " hayride nntl Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ki~berlyfor~arie, who had been wiener roast , Monday Pvcning at Willison. v1sllm~ here while her father, Rusthe Roger Spencer f<lrm . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meinhart . sell ~Ills, was a patient at Holzer Member., attending were ()chra and son~ and Mrs. Pat Parker and Hospital. Sp~ncrr. Mad<olyn Waddell. Linr!a daughter of Columbus were week Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bland and Will. Susan Dixon and Linda end guests of Mr. and Mr~~. Max son , Akron: were ~eek end gueats Meinhart. of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reynolds and Sandra and Jim Grueser and Mrs .. Mmerva ~hilders. COLD WAVE and friend of Canto~ spent the week Miss JaneWibnght. Mechanics· A graceful knot of leather MACHINE PERMANF.NTS end with Mr. and Mrs. Adolph burg, a room mate of Miss Sbetla and fine faille adds a new Grucser Sr .. Minersville. Stover at Ohio University, Is a Hair Styling twist to your favorite shoe Mr. End Mrs. Donald Holter and guest this week of Miss Stover and silhouette, the c I a s s I c son, Pat, of Huntington, w. Va., her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry and were week end guests of her • Stover and son, Davis. puiJlp. This is yours for 1110 Hair Cutting thcr, Mrs. Albert Young and other Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dunham and flattery In suede. relatives. children, Bev&T!y and Gary, who I Miss Erna Jeslle. Mrs. Olan have been ~~~ California, have re· Goodwin and Mrs. Alva Hitc of turnc~ to ~1ddleport to make their Baltimore returned Sunday after home. Since J870 u vacation in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McNeal Middleport W. 2nd St. Pomeroy . Mrs. Alva Bite and grandson, .toopk Mkrs. Belle Roush, Letart Falls, ':;;;;:;;;;,;;;:;;~;;;;;;;;;~;;;;.;;~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:::;;;;::;:;;:;;;::::;::. George. returned to their home 10 ar ersburg on a business trip r - ---- - Baltimore, Monday cvrnlng a ftc~ Monday. • a visit with Mrs. Edward Bite. .Setty Lynn Knchlcr, who is vis· Arthur Smith of Chau•cey and ltmg be; grandmother, Mrs. E. s. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith of Schaaf, IS ~II with a virus infection. Huntington, w. Va .. are assisting Mrs. Walbur Pierce, Bradbury, in the care of their mother, Mrs. and her daughter, Mrs. Orien Nel· s~n. Dcxt!!r, visited Mrs. Otis .Julius Smith who Is quite 111 Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Fariey of }ltchf~eld and family Belinda Cheylon , w. va. visited over the Pelan an Allen Raymond. at Point week . end with her parents, Mr. easant Tuesay. . . and Mrs. Edward Parker. . Jerry Peck, Ch1lhcotbe, is visMr. an Mrs. William Fisher and ltlng ·his aunt and unele, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Norman ~'isher were Mrs. Delbert Becker, and family visitors in Gallipolis, receritly. while his mother, Mls. Alma Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Denny Sr., sister of Mrs. Becker. ,is a surgical and son, Earl Jr.. visited rei•· patient at University Hospital In lives In Charleston, w. Va., today.! folumbus. Mrs. Peck is scheduled -- - - - - - - ---or surgery Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony were in t;~umbus Monday to visit his grand other, Mrs. Sophia An• ~ony, datM White Cross Hospital. Convertible , • ~ beeauae the photo case remove• completely r. an rs. Willis Anthony had tor 1eparatt uee. A "FUckbar" lets her add extra windows returned Saturday after being calif the wutat Collvenlent ... because of the "Ma~lc Purse", Tues. & Wed. July 30-31 led there by his mother's Illness. that 1tta her drop In coins without unsnapplna. Choice of FAMILY NIGHl'S RITURNS HOMI 2 Adult Tickets admlta cer Full Ieath. . IIIII eolorL Mrs. Addie Stalder was returned Robert Taylor Eleanor Parker "MA.NY RIVIRS TO CROSS" • by ambulance, from the home or her daughter, Mrs. Clifford Ebera(Cfnemascope-Technicolor) -alsobach, to her home on Pleasant Tyrone Power Anne Baxter Ridge Road. "CRASH DIV•" Thurs. & Fri. August 1-2 Welcome To The "' John VVayne Lana Turner ''TH. SIA CHASI" CCinemascopc-Tecbnlcolor) -alsolUST A GOOD PJ.Af'E TO TRAUE Music Wed. Nltes Eleanor Parker Richard Boone MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "LIZZII" • I 1HE u.s. Kin Club Met At Mrs. Ohlinger's I POMEROY SOCIETY The Pump . h A11nounce · d 1rt B • hf' 1d BYL tc e with a New Twist Brownie Troop Enjoys Hayride, Wiener Roost Roush's Shoe Store I WARNER'S EAUTY SHOP B give·her a .. LADY aUXTON Convertible $5 .oo MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE WONDER BAR Eddie Fife and the Prices Slashed Shc.dy Valley Boys 3 Miles Below Middleport Situated R~tory and Reel Type lAWN-· MOWERQ On All 6--Dally sentineL Pomero~-Middleport, TwJ/ight C/.ub Members Wete Guests . d . Membcrs~?~!:i:w~:~~!!~~n~r. ~~!!O.~~rr~~?!e ~~~~~~ f:or;;a!~.ti;t t~e a~!! ~~u~~~;t:~: f~~~::::::tc~:dc~~j Cl b p • • described Improvement, by auum- backfilling trenches made nece• en u • omeroy, were gueal! • Monday when the Rutland Garden Club bad their annual Guest alght at the home of Mrs. C. 0 . Chapman with Mra. Ray Biddle asslstma. Mrs. Webb ' Hall , president, presided and Mrs_. James S. Titus, Past Reg~onal Director and Di.strJct chairman of Flower Show~. gave a demonstration of various tYPes Of arrangements which are to be in the Flower Show !hi• weekend. M p rs. ear1 Canaday was wei· corned as a new member and Mrs. raul Winn was made an as· ' 'leiate member, changing from the active list. It.> was announced that the Fall Regional Meeting '' to be held at the Middleport High School Sept. ~ with Mrs. .John Knight .Jr .. Cuyahoga Falls as guest speaker. hans were made for a tour Monday, Aug. 5 of'the ·~ .,.•rden of Mrs. R. H. Rawlings at Wt•t· ern Hills. The August me.etinP. will be held at the home of M,.;. oc Cush Johnston. Twilight Club members attend· ing were Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., Mrs. Corliss Jacobs, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Miss Clara and Ethel Garland, Vida lhle, Mrs. c. E. Peoples. Mrs. Ralph Gilmore. Mrs. Phil Williamson, Mrs. Ger· a1d Wildermuth, Mrs. Pearl By· sell. Mrs. Louis Reibel, Mrs. Ed· die Smith, Miss Lucretia Gen· helmer, Elsie Hart, Minnie Davis C . N arne ye, Mrs. T. A. Hennesy, Mrs. Jed Webster Jr ., and Sabra Canada y. The travelling prize was award ed to Miss Genheimer. Arrangement.s made by Mrs. Titus during the program included one of drift wood, encrusted with sea shells using pink lilies ·and crepe myr: tie · an example of the Hogarth cu;ve using green peppers and Ret Urn T0 DOy· t On After v.·s.'t .Here Mr. and Mrs. William Harrah and Rita and Marlene Scholl have returned from a week's vacation in Virginia. While there they vilited Sky Line Drive and several other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Harrah returned to their home in Dayton, 0., after a short visit with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Scholl. Boptl'sts· Pl""n u Meet I' ng Sent. 7 l'l' 1n J0( kSOn, ' 0" • The Rev. Luther Tracy, Rio Grande, president of the Minis•ers' Council of ~he Rio Grand·' Baptist Association, presided at a mectlng held after a picnic sup-per at the Roadside P•rk m Middleport Monday. Plans were made for the As· •oclalion meeting in Jackson. Sept. 7. when the Rev. c. E. Hoyt, pastor of the local Firs• Baptist Church and president of l.he Rio Grande Baptist Assoclation , will preside. Members of the Council and Iheir guests at the picnic includ· ed Noah Haskins. Midd!Anort. oa•· tor of the Mt. Alto Baptist Church ;tt. Alto, W. Va.; Rev. Hoyt. Middleport; Rev. Ralph Zundel, Pomeroy; Rev. and Mrs. J~nkins and . children, Racine; Rev. an~ Mrs. Edward Newkirk, Cheshire, -Hartford and Campaign Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Brown, Vlnton; Rev. and Mr.s. Thomas Glbbons, Jackson: Rev. and Mrs. Tracy and children, Rio Grande . Schedule Dlanned .., It For Coming Year By Class Twelve ' Mrs. Harry Chesher, president or -Class 12 Cirele of the .WSCS of Heath Metbodlat Church, pre- . 1ided at a meeting of her exeeutlve officers at \be home of Mrs. Buford East Monday nlaht. The schedule for the coming year was started and will be ~ompleted Thursd•y when they ~J~cet again at the East home dt 2 p. m. · Mrs. East, vice prtsldent of tht Circle. served a dessert cours3 to Mrs. · Chesher, Mrs. Earl Knlcht, past president; Mrs. ,James Criswqll, secretary and Mrs. R. Konkrl&ht, treasurer. c. OWERS of gladiohu one of folia,e a linemass artangt!ment of ~~. ex· amplea of the religious elau and lne U4ing an antique container. Final plana for the Show to be held Aug. 3-4 were made and committees announced by Mra. William Folan, genel'll chairman . Tlie hosteBSea aei"Yed punch and assorted cookies at a refreahment table centered with an arrangement of gladiolus and lilies made by Mrs. Folan. 1Oth B'1rthday Of Ml'ss Bobo N,oted At p0 rty IY\Un ._-' ~ d ay The lOth birtbchy of Connie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bobo, was celebrated Monday with a party at the home of her parents. G ames d d were h played and prl1es awar e to t e children and Mrs. Bobo was as atated ID ttervlng by M N • rs. ora Bobo, grandmother of Connie; Mrs. Clyde ·yan Coohey, in aunt of the guest of honor and Elsie Marie Edwards, a cousin, d an Mrs. b' Thomas Roach. · · A n:thday cake · deeorated In pink and gre4!Ji; pink cup cake:;, ·Ice cream, m 1n t a, bubble gum and Koolade were served to Lind•• ' Kauff, Joe Edwards, Diane Cris· well Myrna and K lth S I Joy' Bog-, Michl ~rcher e;a~: .... ela Covert, Ruth Ann Ferguson. Cheryl Flf~. Sunny and Mary Lea v an Met er, T ommy an·d BubbY Roach, Woody, Joan and Billy Van Cooney, Iva and Jim Stewart, Diana Van Cooney. A gift was sent to .Connie t.y Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allenswprt!t, former neighbors of the Dobos. Seventh Birthday Of MiSS Holter Is Observed Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter en · tertained with a party Monday af· ternoon honoring their dau&hter. Nancy Ann, on. her seventh birth· day. Games were played durina the afternoon in the yard, after which the honored guest opened he:· many lovely gifts. Pink and y'ellow streamers decorated the dining room and pin!: and yellow glarloli encircled tb birthday cake baked by Nanc· Ann's grandmother, Mrs. Home Holter, which centered the rE freshmen! table. Ice cream 'il'nd cup cakes wer served by Mrs. Holter assisted b Mrs. Woodrow Mora, · Mrs. J. A; Gaul, Mrs. Robert ·Thompson .an · Mrs. Homer Holter to Marlly1 and Nancy Karr, Ann Jenk: Twila Karr, JoAnn and Jacki• Frecker, Diana and Linda Baer Patty Gaul, Sally Mora, Lenor: and Louise Michael, Jackie Mora Patty Koblentz. Jennie Dean. Mary, G~orge anrl Freddie Thomp· son, Allen Holter and the honor· ed gueet. 3f Cl· Ub•M~tOrS T CI b f I 0 . 0 Um US Or V'lSI't p•ICRIC • 1 Members of the 3F Club mo· tored to Columbus Sunday and spent the day with Mr. al[d ~r~. Glen Smith who were members of the elub wblle residing In Pome · roy, A picnic dinner wu enjoye4 at noon by Aaa Hoaklna illd aliter, . Miss Ada, Mra. Georce Parter ing and eontributinc the 1 um of ($'148.1)0) Seven Hundred forty-five dollars and no eenta lnehulve of the cost of encineering, eontlngeodes and other Incidental expensea. SICTION 111 (Authority to Sltnl That the Mayor of said Village is hereby aulhorlzed to enter Into maintenanc~ and parking agreementa and special contractual obligations. That it i1 hereby agreed that said VIllage will,~fter completion of the aforementioned project, maintain the Improvement herein contemplate in accordance with the provisions of the atatutel relating theuto and will make ample financial and other provisions [Dr such maintenance and maintain the right of way and keep It free of obstructions in a• manner satisfactory to the State of Ohio. $ECTION V (Parktft.. u-·latlo-) · That upon completion ·-. ~.....of •aid ·• lmprovem ' ent, aa1·d Vl'i·l age w'1U thereafter (") Keep sal'd hl'gbway " at all t1'ines·, and (b) open to traffic ua ....au1ate parking in the following manne• Parallel parking only on westerfy &Ide of street. SE,...,..ON v·I That traff;~ con"" will not be •"nstalled "" · on trol lights 11~oj~t In • Mr. and Mrs. Baker Gordon, Ml'. and Mra. Smith and sons- Dav1d and Donald. \ \ L~Q,/, Notice ~-CI · ·.. ••o. S1t· 0111.01 14.. Date of I~ Julr, ~·· 1957 Namo of SttMtt ,Miln SftoMt Route No. U... It~ u· · An emeraeney ilrdlna.nee ena«ed by the Vlllaee ol POmero)', Meigl County, Ohio, In th• matte~ of the hereinafter described ·tm: provement, Iinder the sul)er•lslon of the Direetor ' of HI.Jhwayl. •· WHEREAS, the Director of lligh ways Is conslderina lmprovinl a portion of the · publl~ hilbway which Ia described aa folloW.: To aurfac& the preaent panment with aspbaltlc concrete (T-30) for a dlsta11ce of 1.'18 mUea. • NOW THEREFORE, lie itlllrdalned by the Council .Alf tlie Vllla1e of Pomel'l)y, ' Oblo: • SICTlO~ t • .(CtnMftt) That It Ia dec!lared td be in the, public: lnterut that the. coneent -or said Vllla1e be and auch collllnt Ia ll~eby ctven to the ~!!<:tor of Hlahwa)'l to construct the' aboVe descrlbe.d improvement, in a~ ance with plana, *~iflcatlou~and etitlmatea Ia pr;..,.rl!ll by uld J).ireetor. . ,SICTIONI .~~l~~~:~~::"l Thai ,ati:l V ) _ v ' . ' ' ive~ ~, Appoba.at P0111eroy ·STOlE SHI.RL'IY·'S . . irAilrY.SHOP .. POQI\OY' -coan st. atlii '· ··HOYf cloes your. )oom shape up? •, .- NQ ma~r what_tiM , liiapeUd .,;- ,, ... •. ~U-'-"I!!L.ti.AIIIU;I'~ ~ . GOESSLER J 1 1 CLOSED . WedD~ ,\ftem,..a HARDWAR_E me,...."' SECTION IX (I Clau.-1 This ordinance Ia hereby declared to be an emergency measure by reason. of · the . need for expediting construction of pro5 t0 jet() c ~omot e high way sa fet7. d I an prov ed it 0receI ves the affirm a t'i ve vo te f t wo-tbl r d8 0 f the mem.,.,,s .__ e1ecte d t o counc 11 ' it 1ha II t a ke effee t 1.11d be in force immediately upon itt paasue and approval by the Mayor; otherwise it shall take ef.feet. . and be i~ foJce f 8 _, aft tb II , rom '"' er e ear est period 8 II owe db'Y Iaw. · b~th · State. .Half' 'Styling ) t OFF aary by such utility rearranaeenta ehall be performed In aecordance with the provialona of Seetlon I-2.06 of the Oblo Department of Highway' Con.ut~ctlon and Material Speclfleatlona and ahall be subject to approval by the State. (f) That said. village hereby agrees that the said department of highways of the State of Ohio, shall be and is hereby saved barm1 f d 11 d esa rom any an a amages or claims thereof arialng from or growing out of the certification or obligations made or agreed to in Sections (a), (b), (c), (d) and (el hereinabove. without prior ajlproval ,Vo t~ on suspelurion of the rule . .requ nng.· an ordfnance to be.lully d d' · ION VU That the rights-of- an · Jstinctly read on three diL· way ovided for •aid l·m- provement fe ren t d ays: · • · shall be held 1'nviolate for p'ubl1'c ,m..equires a yea vote by threef hs highway purposes and no· signs, ourt of all elected members.j posters, billboards, roadside stands Yeas Five, Nays None. · or other private installations shall ,Vote on eJ!Ierceney clause: Yeas be permitted within the right-of- Five, Nays None. · p d way limita. asse July 28, 1957 as an EmerSICTION VIII (Certification of gency measure. avalleblllty of right of way, utility Passed July 28, 1957. narranr.mMnt. and _saving .. the Attest: Charles· W. Le&ar Stet• of Ohio harmle11 of clamE. F. Robinson •tes.) . tia)'or (a) That all existing right of C W.'lyne Swbher way within the Village which is President of Col)ncU necessary for the af~resald lmThe. aforegoing !1 accepted ae provement, shall be made avail- . a bas1s ~or proceeding w_lth _the able therefor. • constructiOn herein described. ,Cb) That the State/Municipality For the Vinage of Pomei:oy, Ohio Will acqulr.. any additional right CERTIFitATE OF .C~:py .... of 'YaY required for the construe- Stete of Ohio, Vlllate · of POftllllo tlon of the aforesaid Improvement. roy SS (c) That arrangements have )leen County of M.lgs or will be made and agreements • I, Charles W. Legar, as.·.clerk of obtained from all public utilltv the village of Pomeroy, Ohio do companies 11·hoae lines or atruc· ~ereby certify ·that the forea~ina lures will be affected by the said IS a true and correct CIIJU' of ·orirn.l'Ovemept and said companies dlnances adopted by the councjl llaire agreed to .make any and all' of the said vlllag~ on, the 28th day ncecessary plant removals or rear:· of July, 198!, that the, publicat!P.n rangementa in such a· manner as of such ordinance has been maile to be clear of any construction cal- and certified of reeord accordin& to led for by the plans of said im- law; that no proceedingtlookln& to provcment • and said ~ompanles a referendum upon such erdln~e have agreed to make such nece• bav~ been takell; and, that sueh aary r~arrangements immediately ordmal)ce and certifle~te :o.(.pubUaftet rlotitlcation ~)( said vUlace cation tbereof are of· r~cerit jn l9ror tbe 'Pepartment of Highways, dlnan~e Record No. 319, P"e '202. (d) That it is berepy agreed that · ~ WITNE;S!tWJJEREOF, I luille the village shaH at its own ex- lre~eunto lubscrlbed· mY name and pense, m'a ke all rearrangement& of adfflxedf_Jmly official seal, :this z8U1 0 water mains, service lines, fire by- ay u Y, 1957. . drants, valve boxes, sanitary sew· Charles. W. Leg1r \lr& or other municipally owned . . Clerk utilities and/or any appurtenances Vdlage of Pomeroy, Ohio . thereto, whether inside or outalde (7) 31, (8) 7, 2tc the corporate limits, as may be _ _ _ _ ___,;._ neceBBary to conform to KING IS SUBSTITUTED . the said imp rene menta LOS ANGn.ES UP~l{eavyand said rearranaements shall be Weight Howard King of lteno, done 'at S\ICh time as requested by Nev., has been named to subthe Department, of HighwaY& En' stitute for e)l-profeaslonal football alneer. . star Char.Ue Powell for his ache· (e) That the .construction and/or duled to-round bout here Thursrearrangement of both publicly day night with Bob Albright of and privately owned utilities, refer- San Fernando, Calif., -Powel! has red to' sybsections (b) and (c) withdrawn because of the effects !!hove, S~\1 be,done in such a man- bf a recen.t vlruil atllcll. ' ner as !lot to Interfere unduly with ~ the CaJd Wov.• ·.- ERSBACH o.,July 31, 111117• . ~ ··~~-1*{~ r I / • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 31, 1957 butler grueser hennesy lynch