https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6addf84a4b5a4be3cb890180cd82b95a.pdf b79528f2883504926df6901cd1207256 PDF Text Text • / IRST at y e ----- - -·------ - VOL IX • N0.91 Pomeroy-Middleport, entt .e \ ,Two paen liave been mete(! one to three year sentences in the , 'Ohio Penitentiary at Columbus , 1i;y ' Judge John C. Bacon in the Kelp County Common Pleas Court, both on non support 'charges. · '· Reeeivlng the sentences were Jlo~M\irt Wills, 26, of Middleport , lA~ !;harles Cochran, 25, of VinRoute 1. Both were indicted by f~ May term grand- jury last Tlleaday and botb entered pleas (if ' · c~ilty when arraigned before Judie BaC!ln late last week. , Willa ·Js the husband of Bett y Jo Kesainger Wills, blind Middl ,. mother who received wi~ c­ •pread publlcity seveJRI months ~o wl\en she was returned here . fl'9~ Columbus. along with her · theri elgbt·month..,ld daughter, Jlobl111 Annette. Wills had alle~ed· ly d,e8erted his family in tha t elty. Judie Bacon was faced with <be problems involved tn seeing that ajtlafaetory living arrangements were made for the blind mother and her baby. Wills was later re· turned here from New Jersey by Sheriff Robert Hartenbach. ·-- -- --- SINGLE COPY-Gc Five File In Lebanon, our Seek . $lO,OOO ri~wa;d-- -~-Short-ages Of In Rutland As Interest Soa11ng For Murderer Is A .ton week Being Sought remains before the filing deadline for candidates in the November election and already four races for township tru•tee posts have developed, Albert Gloeckner, clerk of the ... ' Port SEVEN LITTLE LEAGUERS, teammates of ·•he Logan brothers, who perished at the hands of a sadistic killer, pay final respects at a funeral home in Stoughton, Mass. The boys wiU serve a-s pallbearers for the slain brothers, John, 12, and Edward, 11. (EXCLUSIVE INP phOto. All rights reserved) Ho.rses Too Much For Bookk.eeper Handling Monies Fat Tai Check ·Paid Gallia, Addison Township, Wednesday A third man ind:cted by the CLEVELAND ' UP-DetectiVP.S May term grand jury last wee!< Ohio Valley Electric Corporation has completed payment of arrested a 46-year- ol~ woman 011 non-support charges, Marvi11 Wednesday' .•Jf. Lusher, 23, of Baltimore, Md .. its 1956 property taxes to Gallia County, a check for the sec· bookkeeper here wa, placed on a two-year proba · ond-half payment in the amount of $342,256.29 being deliver· night for allegedly embez.zlin~·· $80,000 and $100,000 Iron, a law 'tion period by Judge Bacon Wed· ed Wednesday to County Treasurer V. Paul Niday. firm to bet on the hor~es. neaday·. This brought to $684,512.58 as the total amount OVEC has · Police said Mrs. Louise Madi· Luslier had entered a plea ~: paid this. year in settlement of its 1956 real estate property aullty to the charge when h'e taxes in ·the county, according to James B. Harreld , manager gan, who was employed by the . vias arraigned last week. Proba· of OVEC's Kyger Creek Plant. This figure is almost double law firm of M. B. and H. H. tion was granted upon the re the sum of $360,078 paid by the compant in 1956. Real estate Johnson cashed checks ranging from $200 to $350 on the aver· eoiliinendation of James B. O'· Brien, county prosecuting attor- and public utilities appraisal 'in Gallia stands at $110,990,7l0, age or three or fou r times )I of which the OVEC valuation is $81,432,260, or 73% of the week and then gave the m!lney ' ney, Judge Ba~n said. t() a bookie. total. Given a 10-day jail sentenc ~ llnd fined $100 and costs before Addison · Township I• the prln· .ludge Bacon in the common pleai ··. oipal beneficiary of OVEC prooerty. Mdil;on will receive $328,· court · Wednesday wa• Glenford !Oifejlll, 43, of Racine, Rt. 2. 764.85 or the aecopd half PJIY· -!'i .Afuiii~JII ~as chargectowlth dti'l>ing mcn!f or • tota\ ..t·.....325 for the year. ' · • ·· .. •· 1rhlfe intoxicate~ on· an. lnforll)a· tlon Jiied by the State Hih-way Among other townships in the·. Funeral services for Emmitt Patrol. ' . ~ou1~Ly to receive pol'tions of the Lyneh, who passed away at tha .Ariested overnight Wednesday Mys ter\' ?VEC lax: nnd the amount each home of his son, Guy, at LangsCLEV!i;LAND UP was Larry Wyatt, 18, Rutland, Writer Erie Stanley Gardner, Is to r~eJvc from the second· ville, after a •long illness Tuesda,· )' ebatged with driving while in · chief of a national magazine's c.o- half payment, are Morgan $4.· at lhe age of 81. will be he!d toJdeated bY the State Highway called "Court of Last Resort" 1 056.13; Huntington, $3,25~.17; Saturday at 2 p.· m. from th,1 agreed today to address the Cuy- Raccoon , $3,050.14; Sprmgf>eld, Chase Funeral Home in Rutland. PatroL ahoga County Bar Association on $2,925.23; an1 Cheshire, $205.77. He leaves in mourning his in· . OHIO VALL.IY LIVESTOCK C(' his efforts to gain a lie detector Total taxes to be paid by OVEl' this y6r inclur:ing all local, state valid ' wife and son, Guy; two , HQGS--175 to 220 lbs. 21 to test for Dr. Samuel Sheppard. 2tJO: ~ l!l 250 lbs. 21 to 1.110; "I'm loaded lor bear," Gardner and fe c!eral taxes, amounts to grandchildren, Robert Lee, Rut Ltclll 18 to 31.50; Fat Sows 12 to wrote in l!ccepting an invitation $3,782,805. The e<>mpany provid· ianrl, and Carolyn, at home. association es all electric power requiretif; ·Stacs 12 to 15; B!lRrs 10 to to appear at a bar Interment will be in Mile.• ments for the United States Gov. 14; ~ows and l'ligs 60 to 120; meeting Sept. 18. with the Rev. Ray Bid· Cemetery ernment's Atomic Energy Com' Sboats 9.50 to 20. die officiating. "But I hope that you"re not go. mission plant in Pike County . . ·' 'J;<jAtrLE-steers 12 to 22; Rei', fen 12 to 20; Baby Beef 15 to 22 lng to withdraw your invitation last minute, as the governol' , F~ Cows 8 ·lo 15; Canners 6 lJ rthe did," Gardner added. · 10; Bulls 1 to 17; Milk Cows 60 He suggested that County Cori ·til '140. oner Samuel R. Gerber debale ' VE;\1. CALVES-Tops 25; Se· on recent developments with -him · ~ooda '22 to 24; Medium 15 to 20; in the Marilyn Sheppard murder 1.'tom. & Hva. 12 to 22; Culls 6 to case. Broad Run w>nners of the W ~Facing them in the all star ,Gerber declined the challenge SHEI!lP..:,..EWes and Lambs 3 tJ h&ma Pony League season will game will be L. Gilland, G. Gill· but said he would "try" to at·stotlu Ewes 3 to 8; fat Sheco tend the meeting. face a team of ali stars selected and, J. Lilly, and K. Dotson all 8 :·to Culls I to 4; Buckll $ to 6; from the rest of the league on of New Haven team; D. H ~ nnum . Fat Wethers 3 to 8. Monday mght A:ug. 5 at 7:30 un- J. Hannum, R. Friend and J. Car· . I.AMBS-Tops 20.50; second& ~trugule der the lights of Bachtel Field. roll, all of Letart team; E. van ·til to 20: Light wts. 15 to 18; · P b The Broad Run team won the Maire, L. Hargraves, D. Smit~ pennant or the Wahama league and Eddie Van Matre, Clifton common 10 to 14. handily by winning ten games team and M. Roush, J. Boyer, D. in an undefeated season. Justis and L. Jeffers, Mason ~1101 G.NERAL HOSPITAL team . ' :A\fmltted: Mrs. Almira Musser, ~omeroy· Mn . Alice Gardner, In games played on Monday WASJfiNGTON UP-A powe~· Hu11lingt~n. W. Va.; R. E. Rollins Broad Run took the mea· night ful struggle flared in the Senate ~ddleport. Sl\fe of Mason by a score of 11-1 tliaeharged: Mrs. Elaine Spires b~tween the Democratic and Rc· while· Pilton-West · Columbi• •nd Infant, MiddlepQrt; Wayne publican leaders today over a pro downed Letart bY a score of 7·1 posed jury trial , amendment to ' Dexter. Final standi;,gs in the league: ., Pratt, ' the civil rights bill . . ·' WAHAMA PONY LEAGUE Democratic Leader Lynd~>n D. HOPE VANISHES W L Johns09, who favors the amend· 1~ YORK UP Another ment, sought to enlist strength Broad Run . ..... . 10 0 llcppe, perhaps th~ last, of keeping by rl!porting to the Senate that 8 2 Clifton-W. Columbia ~e New York G>ants here disap- the ,presiMnts of).2 rnilway labor Mason ................. .. 5 5 ~d today wi·l h the announce- unions have en~orsed the jury New Haven .... . . . . 6 4 'i!itnt they definitely will not move trial provision. Letart . . . ...... . .. . 3 7 IntO the Yankee Stadium. Repvblican Leader William F . GO TO EAST LIVERPOOL "'" MAN TO BEAT Knowland, defending the admlnis·· Herman Halstead, 72 Railroad 0. UP - Coach Paul tratlon's position lha.t the amend· St., Middleport, and family will Jii'Own said today Tommy O'Con- ment would weaken the biU, re be on vacation the balance of · M!l-.la atlll "tbe 1man to beat" for piled that the AFL-CIO Executive this week visiting relatives in ~II' lob of firet string quarterback Committee is on record against East- Liverpool, ,0. oli the ,cleveland Browns. 1\. Lynch serVIces • T0-8e SabJr . ' da·y Gardner Loaded For Bear ln. Talk Before Bar ------ Broad Run To-F-ace All-Stars OfPony League Monday Night ta. ' tl• ·a: Power Looming Inside senate 0n CR Matter of Opinion · "PM I ~ourth Degree, fuFuli Form, Given · . ~~. ~t ·Chester During Annual Inspection 1 ' ~ Cheater Grange met Tueaday the Farm". Millng In regular session with ~oem;"'Down on the Farm", by lfuter pavld Koblentz presiding Dale Kautz. Ud ~Deputy and Mrs. Gaylord Cook "My Farm", Earl Dean. ,ir!Jm Athenf county were present Inspection Night, G~rge Holter. .to t.ake ebarge of the annual In- Song: "Love's Old Sweet Song", . · by seven mem hers. , aplletfon. 'J'be fourth d!'ll'•e was given In "The Man At The Plow", by Lefull form. It. was announced that ota ' Young, tli1 candy contest will be h~ld at "~ Everyo~e:•, '!lenry Benver. ~~ n~xt meeting on Aug. 13th. Contellt b)l.,l6 or the members. ~ne . appeal for aid wall'read and Song: "Day ra Dying In The '#Ud upon by ihe group. West", concluded the program. : l)j)I\Jia Holter. ledurer, preallnt~d Remarks w~re 11iven on the in. the prcfll'am.)Vitb the theme lieing ' pedtlon by ' peputy Cook · and Mrs. "~ IJfe"~tbet numbers were: Cook; Deputy 4nd l4rs. c. N. Jones f: · ~g: •'Smile, Smile, SmUe" by and, Mr. and Mrs. Stout, visitors tile ·Grange. fr~m Alfred Grange. ' tldll Cllli: "Handiellt ThiJl& on Refr~shlnenta were served. ' Oh io: GeMrolly folr with little lo,.....alure cho.,.. tecley thNqll Frlcloy. Hlfh toctey 10 te U ...-. out oncl 16 to 92 oiAwl-. Lhlnlllht 62 • • 6i Mrth oiMI Nit 66 to 70 oouth o...C west. Trustee Races Seen In Four ownshi s; Deadline Is Near • ~ To. Pert For I NhnSupp~rt IY UNITID PRill Qhio, Tha.l'lday, Auguat 1, 1957 ;-------- - ------ ----- -r-------'-----------------------TEAMMATES TO SERVE AS PAUBEARERS !l\Vo Sentenced J Weather wearlll,& an otl'-ttLe-sb<>Ul•der dreas, _arrives at the White City Stadium, London, to attend the R<lyal International Hone Show. A new~}>aper columnist dell· catel.v blnted recentl,y .that tbe appetite of the Prlncesa for fat• telllllg looda Ia either too big or the dredea abe wean are too ..!!!!.YI. CJnlert111!ioMII'~IUII!!L $719 Cited In Probate Court CLEVELA ND UP The Meigs <;ounty Board of Elections, said today. Cleveland Relief and Pensio n With two trustees to be elected in each township there was Fund today made fo rmal appli· COLUMBUS UP-State examin· considerable interest Indicated on the part of candidates for cation for a $10,000 reward of· ers today reported ahortages tl\· the posts especiaUy in Lebanon Township where five men fered by the fa mily of Dr . talin g $719 in funds handled by Samuel Sheppard for the mu r · h ave fill.'d for election . They are Clarence Baker, C . G. Shefderer of his wife. the Meigs Cou nty probate judge's field, G. A. Deem , William Hensley and Clinton E. Johnson . off ice. Loui s V Co r si, ass is tant city In Rutland Township four candiF ind ings of $658 were made law director and e trus tee of against Judge John C. Bacon and th e pension fun c4 . wrote to t he dates • I read)· have filed ror trus- 1 tee posts and they are J. E MiCuyahoga County commi ssiontsl against former Judge Frank chael, Charles Hysell. Delbert A. e rs stakin g ou t a c laim to t hP Harmon O'Brie n. Romine anrl C. H. Amos. In both reward . The audit covered financial opSalem and Olive Townships races The comm issione rs ar e truserations or the court between Ocare indicated with three candidates tees of th• $10,000 held in a tober 1, 1954 and February 28 ·filing to dat ~ in each township. , bank . or this ~f> 3f . Salem Townahip coodidates are Corsi said th< pu i1ce departA r eport issued by State Aud!· Next Tuesday. Aug. 6th, an allFreemon! Stevens, W. H. Hampton tor J ames A. Rhodes said that and Sydney Harless ·and Olive dav polic clinic will be held for 1 men t solved the .:ase a nd stnce Sheppard had brcn convicted . three months "during the administration of Township candidates are Joe S. children aged the 11ension fund shou ld reJudge O'Bri en, receipts could be Mar!I:s, Verdie W. Smith and Eldon through 19 years, and especially ceive th e award . for children who have not retraced to the bank on a monthly Bla~e. ceived their second shot. four debasis, ap pro ximately Other township trustee candiHouro will be from 9 to 11 :30 pos its br ing ma<!e each !I)Onth." date' are Richard Rowe and Julian a. m. and from 1 to 3 p.lm . in the "Duri ne his successor's term Hill,1Letart; Clark Jividen, Sutton; County Department of He~th, E. in of(ice ," the report said, "the Cbarl.es Bissell and Arthur Orr, 1\laln-st. intern al cont rol of cash broke Che4.ler; Roland Torrence, Orange.1 dow n. Some .. . . fun ds never Tonight, from 7 until 9. people Aibel!t w ·a rner, Be.f': Jrd: Thomas reached the bank . hence they J. Stlott, Chester; Clint Douglu, -ced 20 thru 39, ara l•vited to obcan not be accounted for proper· t.ahl polio shot; provided by the Scipill; D. .v . ldot.-ls.. £olumbla. ly." Only one person has fil~l for a llelp County Polio Foundation. A State E>1miner Earl Serbu not· Lindy Schoonover . '/:1 , Rutland , villa~~¢ office in' Rlitllind, RaCine :eolllent slip must be signed In or- plead guilty to cutting a Cancer ed, however , that Judge Bacon, and $rracuse where all office. cler to obtaln accurate records of •· und container open and stealing who succeeded Ju(.ge O'Brien in will !¥ filled and tbat if in Racine diJPDf{tlon of polio shots. the content, July 24 in a south Februa r y of 1955, "did not wher<i Joe Stobari hu filed for. : Ali _perso111 who 81'll unable to Middleport tavl!rn . was fined $40 handle an y of tile cash collected pt sbots from tllelr physicians mayo¢ Present mayor is PotuJ and costs in mayor's court Wednes· by his office." Holter, who wd apwintel th.e ,"'.IIY appear. day_ night. first fi the yell' to replac6, HowO.puty Hold• Key t Chief of Police Leroy Bar trum ard t7ank who was appolntect a The report said the keys to tile said Mayor c. o. Fish..- al so "gave cash drawer were iteld by Ml'fl. dep~sberiff· st that time. • · '1. 11'! • Schoqncver a good talldng to. He :llary Olive Ingraham . ch ief de2 T :w'll .....1\rec.., 'l'aJ4'$40 plus $6.70 COSls..tU~d waS puty and Mrs. ~artha Jane Will· nam ,to uch of the .te · released . . iams, deputy clerk~ · boards or th~ cohnty, three to the Mrs. Ingraham, w1io~,..,rved as In other action Harry D. Lee, boards !>( the county, three to the chief accounting and bookkeeping W 19. was fined $5 Co! r<ckless !>perboards of Porlleroy ana M<ddleport. offi cer. h a n ~led the deposit of To date only Charles L. ButchAttorney Emmett Peoples re- /a lion and $1,0 for drivmg without funds and kept the cash book. er and Joseph Carsey have filed. turned Monday from a flying trip I an operators. perm> I. He was "The question may arise." Ser~ They are candidates for tbe North· to London, England, where he at- confmed to Ja>L bu said, "as to the propriety of ern Local Board. tended the sixth session of the Three men were booked for in· our retu rning a finding against R. E. Grindley, Sr., of Miners- American Bar Association dedica- toxication. They were repeaters Probate Judge John C. Bacon who ville, long time justice of peace in lion ceremonies of the Magna Car- Ned Call and Oliver '\I Jtch, both of did not personally hanrlle funds Meigs County is the only candidate ta. Mr. Peoples' trip was sponsored whom remained in jail. Robert Ty- collected in this court . . ." to dnte for the new Meigs County by the Meigs County Bar Associa- ree, 30, Rutland, arrested on the "While John C Bacon 1.. a jujudge post which has been created lion of which he ill president. same charge , was released on $20 dici al officer, " Serbu continued, to reptace the justice of peace Addresses in the hour-long cere- bond. "yet be is an administrative offi· courts. mony were given by E. Smythe . cer as well , being the elerk of All will appear in court Satur· Gambrell, Immediate Past Presi· his own court ... " The position will pay $2196.81 a dent of the American Bar Associ· day night. The findings against Ju ~ ge' Ba· year. The first term of the judge- ation; The Master of the Rolls, - - -- - - con included $402 in cash deficits ship is one year and after that The Right Honorable Lord Evers$220 in deposits not charged on tme the term will be four years. bed; Charles C. Rhyne, chairman or the court's cash hook and $35 in The county board of electlona the House of Delegates of the receipts not on the cash book . office is maintaining office hours American Bu Association, and The · The $61 finC.ing against forrr.· from I p. m. to 4 p. m. each after- Right Honorable Sir Hartley Shaw· er Judge O'Brien was for money noon until Aug. 7 deadlines for cross, Q. C., M. P ., chairman, The which he reported as being stol· petitions or the fall election . . General Council of the Bar of en from his office. The county England and Wales. commissioners never took formal Unveiling of the monument coril· action to relieve him from mak· memorated an event that occurred ing up the loss, the report said. over seven c~nturies ago, in 1215 when the Magna Carta convention was signed by King John 1. Mr. Peoples. left New York at 5 p. m. Saturday and arrived at the London airport at 7 : ~5 Sunday Mrs. NeJllc Seckman, 82, East mornloe. He left Lclndon at 6 p. Liverpool, died Thursday. Shf m. Sunday and landed in Jay-cee President Dick RosenNew was thl! daughter of the late Jo· York at 7 a. m. Monday. Enroute baum said today official ~tivn •eph and Mary Randolph, Reeds- home, a storm forced the plane off. was taken by his ooard of direc· ville, ·and was preceded in death course so that it had to refuel · at tors Wednesday night I!> foot the by her husband, Sila5 Seckman, Gander, New Foundland, in an unbill for a wiener roast .being planNho died eight years ago. ned for all County League Little s~hedulcd stop. and Pony Leaguers. Surviving inclu~e two sisterS Date for the event which i• to Mrs. James Murray, Middleport; be held at the county fair· •nd Mrs. Josephine Pickens, grounds has not been set yet. It Reedsville; William Murray, probably will be near mid-August Worthington, Ky., a nephew ; following the county fair. Harry Pickens, Racine, a nephew : League secretary-treasurer Mrs. Homer Webster, L!>ng Bot· ·I Tracy Whaley said today a meet'om , Mrs. Jenny Whiteside, Park managers ing of officers and ersburg and Mrs. Randolph Warr! will be held soon- after the re· WASHINGTON UP-Sen . John PWIDINt Gamal Abdel Nasser Ripley, W. Va., nieces. turn of President Dick Retton F. Kennrdy D·Mass. said today IIDIJ'ily accused the United Slates from his vacation- to plan details th~ union leaders interested in Mrs. Murray left Friday for of attempting to criiSh him and of the picnic. isolate and destroy Egypt by eco• East Liverpool to att.end the ser· welfare or workers have "no ex· cuse" in associating with Johnny nomic pressure and 11intrigue.n vices for her sister. Ray Roush, Syracuse , has btcn Dio, the racketeering friend. of In bis two-hour speech to a fined $50 and costs by Judge President James R. Hoffa Vice crowd of 50,000 tn Alexandria, ""' SEEK TO UNITE Nasser said that Egypt had re- ·John C. Bacon in the Meigs Coun· ~1ADISON, Wis. UP-Repub!; of the Teamsters Union. ty Juvenile C!lurt on charges of ' said Dill's record is Kennedy jected the Eisenhower Doctrine onn leaders today sought to unite c'ontempt of court when he failwell known and he only entered to the Middle East because of aid behind Walter J. Kqhler's cam· ed to appear at a hearing Sllhe"a lamb canot become a partner paign for the Senate In the spe· ~he labor movement "to exploit j duled in the C!lurt. with a wo11." (International) ~ t to his own use ." cia! election a~alnst Democrat - - --·Wllllam E. Proxmire. Polio Clim"c Next Tuesday Is Announced I I Cancer Thief Pays ug.ro, Gets Lecture I ------T• ;:fj:: ples.t..J..np , .0 .Dtiliouo "aS-"· T. o-Day J00mey 1 Accuses the U. S. . Mrs. Seckman Is Dead At 82 In E. Liverpool OPENS TRAINING NEW YORK UP - Sugar Ray Robinson planned to go to Green· wood ~ke, N. Y., tod~y ~nd be· gin training for his million-dollar defense or the middleweight crown 37 WAS LOW against wenerweight champion Carmen Basilio at Yankee Sta· NEW YORK UP-The low temdium, Sept. 23. · perature. in the na lion this morning was :n degrees at Fraser, REJOINS TIGERS Colo .., lhe U. s. Weather Bureau DETROIT UP - Johnny Groth, snid. The reported high Wednes11 sensation when flr't breaking day was 119 degrees at El Centro, Into major league baseball ID· 1948 Calif., and Yuma, Ariz. with the D~trolt Tigers, rej!lins the Bengal& today at B~>ston In a LAST MOHICAN DIES move to boost the injury - riddled SYRJ\CUSE, N. Y. UP-The Detroit outfiell. last of the Mohicans will be bur· ied Saturrlay. George W. Cook, LICENSII! ISSUED . A marriage license has been is- believed to have been the · sole Mohican sued in the Meigs Coupty Probate surviving full·blooded Court to Lclwell Heitger, 36, a la- Indian, died !ln Tuesday at the borer, Qnd Irene Lucas, 28, home- age of 89. He was a retired brick manufacturer. maker, both of Harrlsonvllll', ------ I Jay-Cees Vote To Pick Up Tab Kennedy Points To Racketeer In Labor Union - - ---- What Do294 Boys Eat? ------------------~--------------.r~ FFA BOYS ATIEND LEESVILLE CAMP Food - just getting and buying it, not ·having it consumed - · was a major problem when 294 Future Farmers of America officers worked and played ot a leadership training camp July 26·31 at Leesville •Lake in Muskingum County. Attending from Racine were Buzz Beegle, who attended presidents' sessions, Jim Price as tren11urer, HarrY Lee Ours as secre· tary, ud Roy Van Meter. news reporter, Camp stuc;;y was organized In working sessions of presidents, vice presidP-nts, sccret~ries , etc., where probl~ms were outlined and solved. News Reporter Van Meter. in true reportial initiative, investigat· ed the problem of feeding 294 growing, husky , active high school age boys from Ohio farm~. He learned that on e day' s menus re· quired the following : I Breakfast - 401'. gal. of juice, ·-= 40 doz. eggs, 48 lbs bacon, 27· doz. rolls, 300 boxes cereal, 45 gal. nillk. · 10 lbs. butter, 38 loaves bread. Dinner: 5ll lbs ground beef1 22 • lbs spaghett). 28 Ibs seasoninlr, 4 ' . gal. tomato paste, 32 lbs cooklea, '} 12 gal. :;eas, 6 gal. jelly, 4 gal. · pickles, 40 loaved bread, 50 gaL. milk. ·· Supper: 140 Jbs steak, 125 lbs potatoes, 12 gal. peas, 36 lbs bead . lettuce, '/:1 dozen cupcakes, 12 Pl. '' peaches, 40 loaves bread and 40 gal. milk. �--.- t ,; ' "':' • :· ; -~ ' ' ~ 2-::-D-::all=y~Sen=--t-ln__e1_._Po_m_ero _ y-_M_id_dl_: •po _ rt:_,o:_·:.::A:.:: " :_g.'1·:.::1.= 95:.:_7_ _ [ Pian Attendance At C?nference In I Athens Soon Th e Daily Sentinel ' 1 · Tbe Da1 of Ohio 4 different 130 Presbyterians Enjoy Family Night Event; Gifts Given To Rev. Ruppelt One hundred ·a nd th •rty mem· hers of the First Pre.~byterian na• WC'TU met Thursde;y night Chureh and guests attended the at Heath Methodist Churc h with Family Night dinner Wednt'sday. RICHARDS. OWEN - GG!NE"RAL MANAGER Mr.<~ . P.lilrvin Kelly , preside nt, in July 31. REYNOLD I . GREENE - EDITOR eharg(• of the meeting which she Natl ChHhr L. Tannehill, StaH Writer, Sporh Editor r The blessing w~irh precedN! LMluto~ advertisN log l't!J?resentatlve, Bottine.lli-Kl.mball ID.~ 343 opcnPd with a praye r. the potlurk suoper was given b)" !tit.D nv-., ew YoM City, 16, N. Y. ' The prt·sident 1lso read the ....,. ~4 • leCODd olui mailina: matt"' "t the post office at Pom Scripture lesson and Mrs. J. M. J. H. Grate , Elder of lhe ehurch. and the r6mmittt'e in charge in · . . . .~btocrlptlon rates: DeU':"ery by tn-ler where nail able 30 eent 1 per Archrr gavl'" the closing prayer. eluded Mrs. Harold · Sauer and .. tia ODe Year in advance at The aily Sentinel office $15 60: 81l During the business meeting Mrs . Gail HYliL•ll , ctH:hairmtn. ,:en m!~r;!-80$1; Btbree muonths, $3.00. motor routP. wh ~re a~dtiable · members planned to attend the Te¥'ksbal'V, Mrs. . Y ma one year $8· montL - $4 ••· thr "- seven-county conference to be held Mn. Edward IZ.OU; une month, Sl. ' uo, .-., e.e monW~~ Georl(e .o\ndenon Jr .. Ml11 Phvl· UDe Publb.bed every afternoon except ~unday by The Ohio Vah Sen in Athens in August. The following lis Joachim , MMI. Judton Whitt> . tnt>mbers were named on the nomrleaconesses and Mrs. R. R. Gray . ""t~.f:tor1J~1:b!~c~~e P£>meroy, BusioeBs office pbo';ie mating commitlee: Mrs. H. E . Bush J, Mr,q. Dallas Lightfoot. Mrs. Jacob R. R. Gra~· Jr., wa~ muter of Turner . .Miss Marg.arPt Sauer, Mrs. ceremonv for the event and pre· Lena Wolle. 8y Cllrk• Allen 1 Reports were give n on the mak- ~ntert the nutor, Rev, Howari! Mrs ll1•nn• Eich inger, GrovP· ing of stump socks for veterans Ru.,oelt, with a polaroid eameu 11011 and Mr~. ErhliP Hartu ;1::: ·lind films and a rtirt of "monE"v were hosh•s .~es tor the Ju h· mPet· and also on t he Crusade Fund both from thP. conrruatlon in antk-1Mrs William Baxter 1oprnt t hl' ing of t hf' Third Thur!>d;y Club projects of the organization. ' MrR. It F. Bush and Mrs. Leo nation of h is birthdav which will PMt week in Wheelm~ a nd at the hnnw of the-ir mother Bridgeport and also attr ntlt·rl t h1• ~1.-s . Mahe l Van Meter. A sho.ri Childs. wit h Mrs. Sallie McCormick he in August wl'llle he Is on vaca. r'linton Cam p meeting at Clinton l:lusiness meeting was conducted as a contributor. ser.ved a dessert Hon, p ,_ by the presirll:nt, .Mrs. Rex Bailcv rourse to the members and one Mtfl. Anderson Jr.. alsn preMonrlay arc.om pPni(•rl t:.y 'lr. T he rlub voted to hold no meet- guest . Miss Oe~isie Saunderi! qenterl the pastor with a decoratand Mr.s. Harry Sadilll'r lh£'v r l.' · ing in A.u~lL~t l>ut will mee t .again ed birthday rake . the g:lft of an !urned here where they "wer(' 10 Septembel" a t the home of anonymous friend . By Evelyn Brlcldu Jotned by Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Mrs. Gordon Ridenour. A dessert Special G!Uests were M"s. C. E. Mrs. Vivian Hoffman, Mrs. Lena Wolre for a sightseeing trip t'J co urse was served to Mrs. John Keller and t\trs. Myrtle Bogp-eR-' Ruppelt, -L ong Beach, ~lisa., mo1\forganlown, w . V.a .. Cheat Can- Wickham , Mrs . Roger Epple, Mr ~. were J!Ul'~ls Monday of Mrs. ther of the palltor: lZ children yon and Coopcrs Rock rt'\urnln~ Bill Will, Ml's . Charles GoeglPin , from the Countv Home aDd Mr:;. Stella Rirter . home Tu£'~day n ig ht. ~r.~ . Opha Offutt. }1rs. Delmar The 22nd annual Parker re- Murl M"e_g:hee and two of ht-r emMr . ar.d :\1rs. Saddll•r wpr£' ovf'r Baum , Mr~. Lawrence Smith . Mr~. union will be held AUIZ- 11 at the oloyef"t from her restaurant l:lt nili:ht guests or Mrs. Baxter and Clayton Allen, Mrs. John Fick New Havf'n. Tuppers Plui ns High School. ]{'rt Wednesday for their home 10 Mrfl. Hex Ua il C\' . Mrs. Pete Elbe:- Mr. and Mr~ . Roy l.emley an1 Rridgcport. The chlldren batt ben at the frld and Mi s.<t · JPrry Wood sons , Columb us. were Sunday swimminP" pool durlnlt the after· Mrs. l.uri!!e Duke. Salem. vi!!it· .(!Ue<;ts of ~1r . and Mrs. Car l GEORGE CRITICAL noon before coming to the sup· ed h1•r aunl . Mrs Mollie Book· Lemlev VTF.NNA , Ga UP~Form('r Sl.' n. man , Sun d ay. oer. Thev wer,. 1..awrenc~. l .arrv Olen Hostetlle litiS gone to < Waller F. (";po rR t> rPrn ain i•d rriti md Phyllis Wil1 . Dl~k and Sally t'ally Ill with a heart .ailment J1th11 Frank ., pent a rew da;·s D:tyton where h e ha s work . Nevil1P, M-arv Mouldon. Ootl " Pvt. Harry Leland Parker, U. 'tnd John MoorP, t oday but phyHiei<~ns .~a id they with Mr. <~IHI Mn:. Homer Frank, Necftoa an" S. 52423747 Co G. 11. ~ - .o\rmy , nonna Rrtwen, Howard King and were (! nCO\Iraged by r er1• nt ~ign .; Unio n J<'uruarP . S. S. R. f<'t. Mammouth, N. 1. or n o '4~ih lp irnorm'l'llll'nt. Helena Moore. r..;;~.::.::....:;::.:.~:::;::::;:;__..., 'M r-.q. Vit"l or will ~I rHI dau gh tcr Mr. and Mn. Han•ld Parker, Mrs. Meghee treatfl the chi:FRF.E Dt~ LIVERY I spl:' llt a few day s with Mr . and Columbllil and Mrs. Ethel Stout !!pent the weekend with Mr. and dren each week after they hav"' EVERY I>AV Ml's . E. B. Klligh t Mrs. Ralph Parke!', Chester. their trio to the pool as a project. Mr an1l Mrs J T . Mf't•s, At· Mrs. Edlth Osborn , Mrs. Nell of the chul'fb deacons. Morning and Afternoon i hen~ . :m1\ :vi r. a net Mrs. Rvy Stelhem and Mrs. Eve l ,awrence Special mualc included pi-11'10 Bordons Dlabetle Jon1~s. Portsmouth , v i ~i t(•d Sun· Mrs. Lillian stelff: or Lon~{ Bottom were ra1ling 0:1 <~ttlos bY 1do y wit h Mr . 11n1l Mrs. Thed ('roy. fril' ntls he re. Happy ! birthday llOngs for Mr . Mr . and Mr~. r.ordol( Hide nour Ruppelt and for anvoa.e ~he and Fnm ily, Mansfi1•ld , spl'n t the M.- ond Mrs. Way ne Brickles group who had birthday In Au1 wct'k!•nd h(!I"C al th('ir i"lom(•. WNC Sunday gueslo; of Mr. and IJUSt and July and a Kolo ''Wher, SWEET BRIER Mr and Mrs. Rir hard Fil'k , Mrs. Wil li am Jefferies and Mr. ll annih:d, 0 . ~pr nt tl;e weekend 11nd Mrs Rulph Psrker, Chester. 100% PUR-E here <.~ ! IIH'ir home. Mrs. Effie ~aunders spent Weillwsday with Mrs. Ca rrie Bahr. Mr. and \"Ir s. Wayne Md: ;·r . Rev . uud Mno. Waltyr A. Frost ~nn ])nn. l .a m: a.~ li'r , ea llcd un oF Ironto n wrl'e ' calling on Large 6 oz. Jar 'VInll i,, lloukmun. Saturdny. i"riends hN(! Friday. Mr. o~ rH] \1 !"~ . l':ldon \Vill <lllrl Mr . ;1nd \1r ~. l11 •nry Dail ey, Sy · Mr . nud M1·~. Rolan!"! TOrrf'fl('~ The Pomeroy WCTU met Tuelfl'ncusl', SP\' 11\ Sun(!a.~· !'\lenin.!: ~nd f <1mity s pent Sunday In Col- day evening at the home of Mrs. with M1· . 11111! \1r~ . Hilly Cldantl umbu s with tht> ir son and daugh· R.· H. Rawlings, Union Ave. A picMr s. C l ~ra Oh ling1·r. da ug h tr•r lcr ·ill ·law, Mr. and M1·s. Paul nic dinner was served on the lawn Emily nnd 'iiHl Conrnd, Ponw ru ).', Tor rNU'P and !IUD . at six o'clock 1(1 30 members and vi~l!.cd )1 rs. (;l·orge J')"lcs . Sun· Mrs. Th el ma Chase and family guests. day. of Mar io n spen t seve ral days Att,er the dinner a short buslhNe with her mot he r Mr.~. Luev ne.,s fti&lun wat held u~r the l{im and NOII S . leadership of Mrs. G. It. ·' Ewl n~. 1\"l r .~ EffiC Wa tson and snn Plans were made and committees \1"1'1"1' dinnl'r g ue 11 L~ Sunday of her 11:1ught l' l", Mr ~. John Gui nt her all(l appointed for the County meeting to be held at the Federated Church f:dnily. l"hestl•1". OUR RF.GUI.AR PRICES in September . Announcement was Mr und Mr ~. Ca l'l Kuhn and Not Week~tmd Speclultlt•!l made of the WCTIJ workshop In· f:unii.Y S]ll'n t the weekend with STORt: IIOIJRS eluding seven counties In south· hi s mol her, Mrs. r.race Kuhn. ern Ohio, to be held at the Athentf Mr~. Lena Keller returned lo 8:00A.M. to 5:30 P.M. County Falr~ounds on August 21'. hor home in Marle!la aher vi11it· State speakers will address . the t·ou OBVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS -MASON AREA 0 St., 0. Camp Meeting Attended By Mrs. Wm. Baxter 39P CHESTER Tuppers Plains --- I I I or ICE CREAM · · 39c pt. I 30 Members And Guests Enjoy WCTU Picnic INSTANT COFFEE $1.09 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 5 lbs. 49c SUGAR • 10 lbs. 99c New Furniture Bachner's $299.00 BAKER MEAT MARKET Phone 8222 No. 2nd ing he r£'. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Braga , Mrs . F.unice Halsey and mother :vir~ . Alln Tall were t'ulling on friend~ cuul relatives at Reedsville nnrl Long Bottom Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Torrence t>f Col umbus, Mr. and Mrs. Em ilt• Mntlal"k, Logan, spent ii u nday with Mrs. Myrtle Frost. FURNITURE l"n The Hrll(ll<eol Cornet In Middleport Middlrporl friend .~ HOT SUMMER • pec1a s WOODBURY DEODORANT '1.00 Jor 504t NOXZEMA 5 DAY NEET CREAM DEODORANT PADS HAIR \ REMOVU 334t 39¢ ODORONO- VETO- ARRID -fRESH 49c MUM and WOODBURY DEODORANTS FOAM RUBBER INSOLES · · · . 29c fin. schott's Fdof XlbS and nRST AID SUPPLIES Big ! 1;<, oz. Size CLOSE OUTS SUMMER PURSES -', Haw $1.29 All Luggage Approx. 37% Off I I SUMMER BI.OUSES Now $1.49 All Limp Shades In Slod< HALF PRICE ILOisTONE INAMIL: iltai'I3.:::JJ COLD PACK CANN~RS I 7 ql, Cal'lclly .... .. $2.19 I 'If, Ca.,.clty ------ $2.91 9 qt. Copaclly (~Hall Chilo,.I • __ .... __ • $4.49 \ RALLS I ~~~~n.~h~A~KLIN group , Following Lne pleGge to the flag by the members, comments on tbe meon1ng of the national flaa:, the Christian flag and the Temperance nag were given by Mlu MarJaret Sauer, county president, who was a gue11t for the tvenlng. " Playing the Game to the FIDilh" was the theme of the devotional lll!lrvlce conducted by Mn. Georre- H. Parker to conclude the meetlnJ. Cloud, Fla ., Mr. and !dn. Bob" Clark , IOt" al Mrs. tira.ee Carr and E. R. Carr family werl.' in Canton thi.s wei•k Insh Eyes are Sm1ling" by Mr to vi!lit the Cecil Morris fam ili" Ruppelt acompanied by Jame.; and at Minerva to see Ersl'l M.or· Frazer . Don Lowery was in ris and Mrs. Ernest M.prris fami -t'harge of the musie. lies. Meraben and guesta adjourned Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morrb from the dining room to the Sun- were at Minerva to bring Iv<t day School auditorium for thE' Morris home wbo has been ill. program. Mr. RuppE'lt thankPd They also brought Mrs. Ltllian the group for his gifts and Jarvis home with them. thanked the chairmen and comBertha Cnl has been caring mitee members for a successful for her brothPr Mr. Ashworth evening and Mrs. Steirf and oth- who has just came home fr om er on the program. He introducerl the Sheltrri ng Arms Hospita l . the children ·and Mrs. Meghee. her aaa~tants and hi1 moth~r. Guest speaker was James Frazer, ministerial student from the Mf. and Mrs. Roy Christy •l· Princeton Seminary, who occu · tended the funeral of his aunt. pied the putpit of the local Rose Wilson at New Lexington church last Sunday when the Friday. They also visited hi~ putor was out of town. si.!Jter. Mrs. Ernest }t'isher, WoosFruer, who is a native of Ire- ter . Mrs. Lill ie Christy returned land , showed colored slides of home with them arter spendi ng his home land and gave an inter- several days with her daughter. eJtina: travelogut' on the country, Mrs. Fisher. its customs , weather, bUtory and John and mrbara Hill arc vi•beauty. iting in Columbus with Mr and 11ae slides llarted with a ty- Mrs. Paul Thomas . pical Irish land1cape ot small Mr . anr! Mrs. Howard Wolf. Belfield& with hedge fenees with the pre, vl.sited recent]}· with Mr . mountaina in the back1round and Included road scenes, rivers and Mrs . Curtis Wolf . Sbaron Ginther is varationing of northern Ireland, flower sellwith her auAt and unc i£' . Mr . ers in Belfast, the Presbyterian Theological Seminary In Bel(agt, -and Mrs. Harold Watson of Tu pthe new type• of church ball11; pers Plains, on a trip to Canad<J . Mrs. Glenna Fisher spe nl .~ev­ tke countryside, lhf weekly Irish faJra, horJe sales, fairy thorn eral days with l\1r. a nd Mrs. bu•he• in the fields; Londondeny James Bailey, Fl atwoods. tbe antient walled city; the anMrs. Nora Brown s pent a day nuR) parade Gf the Orange-men at her hOme in Parkersburg. as the ProtHI:anta are known; a Gary Wolf spent a week with Jaunting car, Blarney Castle with his grandparents, Mr. a nd Mrs. the famous "BlarneJ-stone" and Sprague. Reedsville. other attractive scenes. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson an;:! The program concluded with family, Radcliff, spent Sttnda) cartoon moving pictures sbown with Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Hoffm an . by Vincent Dt:tbo, chairman. Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Youn'! of Church services at the local Pen n . .and Mr. ;~nd :\>trs. Elias Preabyterian Church have reeess- Stiles, Pomeroy_ visllcd Saturday' ed until the firat of September. with Mr. and Mrs. John Ginther. Church School service5 wm be Sunday dinner guests of t he Ginheld this month wilh John l'~ultz. thers were Mrs. Effie Watson Supt., presJdlne. and son, Bill, Tupper ~ Plains. Flo~d W~>bel', Keno . was thL· Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A Hen . Mrs. Anna Spencer, Delaware, Wi.<i., visited Mrs. J ohn Hoffm an, Mo nd·ay. SOCIAL ANNOUNCED Mrs. C' hai-1es Woodc has been The Eagles Class of the Syracuse returned to her home from the Methodist Church will hOld an ice Holzer Ho..~p ital and Is improving . cream soch•l on the lawn in front Mrs. Pauline Rictenour visited of the Chureh, Aug. 2. at 7 p. m. her husband, Bttel, who is a paHome made ice cream and cake titont at Ho\z{'r Hospital having will be served. been bitten on the hand by a copperhead sna ke CHESTER Daily Sentinel Day ilook RIHEARSAL CANCILED A rehearsal of tht! •·County TIRES GO UP F'air Follies" scheduled ror toAKRON. O. UP~Th1 · Goodyear night at 7:30 In the Pomeroy Sen- Tire and Rubber Co. announer d "ior Hig)) auditorium, has bePn 11 3 per ce nt boos t in tire price:> canceled, effective lO(lay. PLAtll PICNIC The Pomeroy Glilrden Club will }wive their annu-al picnic at the home of Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger, Monday, at & p. m. Mt•mbers are requested to bring their own table serVice. TO HAVI PICNIC The Middleport·Pomeroy Rotary Club will have a famliy picnic al the Scout Camp at Chester Fr:day -at. 6 p. m. ins-t.ead ot their reaular dinner meeting at the Heath Methodist Church. C. F. Hibbs and l.be picnic committee have planned for the picnic supper which will be held r-egardles.!l of the weathe-r, BAKE SALE A Bake Sale Is to be held Saturday, Aug. 3 at the Sporta CenEDEN • ter startine •t 9 a. m. Proceed.: Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Holsinger from the sale will be used to send and family, Mt. Eaton, 11pent the the Little Leaa:ue Indians chamweekend at their home here. pion team -to Cincinnati on AuJ. Mr. and Mrs, WinDle Hollinger 11 to attend a bueball rame. are annou.cin1 the birth of 1 1011 Dout~laa Winnie at St Joaepil BIRTH ANNOUNCID Ho&pltal, Par,erlbura:. Mr. and Mra. Ray Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bit~:ley arwt Cbe1teriand, are annou'lclna: the !IOn vldtttd recently with Mn. birth of an elght pound daua:hter Enoch Hoselton, MurryiVille. Barbara Marie on JUly 24- They l(r. and Mra. Cllarl., Hill al1d also h•ve two 10111, James aQd son visited l•t w"k with ret,. Eddy. Grandparnt• are Mrs. tlve.a and frtenda 1\erft they woe ~Marie Steiner and E. E. Steiner. .:___ on vaeauon. , · , Middleport. Mra. Sol B ..lef ond oon spelt Friday afternoon 'With Mrs. SUIIe" DRIVIal TO M. . T Kerwin. All drlven · and interested perMr. and Mrs. Harold Hollinaar .aonll of the Claybankl Racing and family, waverly, vlalted MZ. A110eiatlon are aakod to meet to•nd Mn. Alva Hollinaer recently. night at a . o'cloek at ll'le Mob.ile Mr. and Mn. Alva Hol•lnger Oil SlaUon, 1£101 ~In Sl. and Mn. Jamn Carter and dau· ghter were In ParJr:enburg Fil· day tftetnoon. Mr. and Mh. Sol BiJlcy and &y Mn. John ltwt son, and Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Mr. and Mr~. Clyde Ashworth, C~~~orter and dauahter attended tlt Mr. and Mr1. Joe Shenef1eld and reeatla at Ravenswood Sunda)l. dauJbter, Marion, 0 ., were the Mr. and Mrs. RUJaell Van Mete~, Porlland, apOI\l Monday w«h au11ta of their aunt. )frs. BerU1a Mr. and Mra. Robert Van Meter Carl SUnday. Pad family. Mr. and Mra. Henry Wau:goner spent Sunday ' In Columbus w1tl'l 4·H NEWS their son Clayton and family. 1'he· Bradbury Do-tttell mot on Mr. and lin. Ray WUson, Miss Ju)y l'l ·Rl Odaa Nelrt.ons. Projtct Addle and Herbert Bradfield lesson waj Let'• Hw thina• t,., •ere In Chauncey Friday. make and wear, snack and patk. Mrs. Ru11eU Gumm • has her Advl•on In ehar1e were MrJI AJ. niece, Recta Purdey of Parkers· bert Roush, Mr•- Odas Ne!Joa bur• with her tkla: week. Rtparl.f or demonltntion• tl,ea Mtl. Nellie Clay, Mr•. Aft114 on maklnJ salad and makina skirt Clark and Mn. Bertha carl were and blou.tt.-Paula M~hael1. In Pomero)' Friday. The SyrM"Use Sullilhlne GlrJs Mr. and Mn. Caat• and son of met July 18 at Jane Teafol'ds. Cbulelton C111me to celebrate Projert leuon was a booth for lira. C11to 1nd Debliie Gilkey'J .the fair. Advl.tor In cbarae,, Mrs .. blrtbdaYt Sunday, Jane Teaford.- Muy Jane Loukt. Hane)" Eastman and Mra. C(ti:The Rock S~lnp Busy ~~tos !rill ealled al George Clarks met July II a\ Mra. Amoo Loon· Sundq. ard1. AdvtiOh !a. obar,. ]'f:r&. Mr. and Mtr. Delmer Rhode• t.eonaftl nd Ml'l. Wm. Grueae:-. went to ChulHton Sunday, The pr-o,ram wu jnd1ln1 by Mrs. Sunday eallen at the Ober' NGl.an.-M'arJ McAfee. · Markin• home were Mr. aM Mn . . The l!ndford Hlllo 4-H Clob a.,. lbrldna, 1\ullaail, ldr. and mel ~ul; 17 a\ ~uy A. R11111ll-' ~- ftiDit_ llirtiN, VInton, Mr. Ahl_, .,. . N~ ~~~ ""' lind Mn. 'l'lloo Hlrin zan..•lll• Jot,kle a..d.-Pfftl! ..-... 11>• Wm; •brood&, st: ____ WJEH Meigs County News -- -~-- -- TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan"el3 Friday THURSDAY ~ : 55 IL30 12:00 12:30 1:00 4:30 It Could Be You Tex ~nd Jlmr: Currtmt My lJttle Karate comedr T!me Moviet1me 5:30 Popeye Presen&.lf 5:45 News Picture 6:00 6:30 &.35 Flatt and Scrt;IIJ Weathercast Sports Eye 6:-15 NBC News , ,oo ,,30 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:30 10:40 12:00 Best of Grouchp Best of Dragnet The People ~ ... tlolee Hi&h-Low Lux V1deo Theater Whirlybird< News HeadUne• Nitewatch Tonight 1:00 Si&n Of~ "· 1 ' Sign On 3:~ 6:00 Today 0:00 RoMJ.er Roou l 10:00 The Prill' IJ l<l&hl 10:30 Truth,- or u,oo CO~uea,a 1:00 My L:ttlo Margie 1:30· ! :00 S:OO 9:45 Blide and Groom Matinee 'lbe1ter . 6· !=:r?, with lr•h HOLSUM BIIEAD. Going to Canter•• Cave 4-H Camp this week were the members of the Jolly Stitcher~ 4-H Cfub aa follow•, Stef•nie Winebrenner, Eleanor Kay Sc:hneider , Nancy Parker, Lind• Eichinter, Clarice Norrie and their adviJor, Mra. Je111ie Cot trill. Vllliting them on Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. BiU Winebrenner and children Kathy aDd Stevie, Mr. and Mra. George Schneider, Mrs. Albert Duckworth and Mr. aDd Mrs. Cart'QII Norris and chlh:treD. ','! Queen For A JJaJ Modern Romance'- t:OO Comedy Time Movietime 4:30 to t he SYJ'aeute Sunsblne Glrii+H Club at her home on 2'ld St. Thun· da,;· afternoon , July 2llth. Att.eMln' were llnlce TelfOrd, ADn Hubbard, Sharon !Jtwle)', Mary Jane Louks, and the advilor, Mrs. Jane Teaford. OD Au&. 1. the)l will meet . at the home of Mrs. Teatord at Water ar.d Brldt~eman Sts. at which time "Mrs. Geneva Nolan will be pruent to Judge the project& of thr> club. i • . . _ ODd jolly aondwlcbet ....- ' 1 Tic TU Douab 11:30 It Co~ld Be You 12:00 'i'ex abd Jlu 12:30 Current SYRACUSE l5:30 Popeye Presents News Picture &:4li ft:oo Wild Bill Rlekot 8:30 Weatnercast 8:35 Sj>orts I ' Eye 7:00 Dr. Hudson's Joprnal 7:30 IJl"e ~~ Riley 8:00 The Jo,..ph Cotton.Show tas~ better .. . , C•valcade of S~orll Red Bnber's Ccm~ef 7 DA VS PER WEEK Balsam Federal "Jlen ·sews HearlltDes 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 441 LoeWit St. .-.JU.. children of Cinco, w. v'a., moved into the Clyde Mills property Orl! Water Sl. Pfe. Raymond Cook returned to Camp Pendelton, Calif., after a furlough witb his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Eck Moore of Kayford, W. Va., spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. J . C. Ferrell, Pork Liver - - - lb. 25¢ SIMONS MARKET 9:30 Arthur Godfre:r 10:30 Strike U Kich 11 :00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love Gf Life 11:30 Sea.rcb !or Tomorrow 11 :45 Guidina Light 12:00 Katie'' Kitchen 12:30 Aa the World Turtll W. MAIN S'r. CDIA POMEROY PHONE 330-M APOPULAR BlEND AT APOPULAR PRICE 1:00 ')ur Miss Brooks 1:30 2:00 2:30 House partv Big Payoft Bob crosby ~hgw 3,00 Bcighter Day Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Nig:1t 4:!)0t. The Early Show 5:39 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sport<! Parade 5::55 Weatherman 6:00 Action Douglas Edward! 3:15 Sgt. Prf>lltun or the Yukolt Bob Cummings Climax P"~ayhouse 90 Up-to-the-minute N"ewa Scanning the Weather The L,te :..how 59c 8:00 Caphtin K.anaaroo CBS News 9:00 Fred Waring: , 9:30 10:30 11 :00 11 :15 11:3!) 11:45 Arthur Godfrey .:Strike .U kiCil VaJiant Laay Love of Life Search for Tom...,... v., Guidina Light 12:00 Katie's Kitcl'lea 12:30 M the World Turnt Our 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 ~•ss lB-1 WITII COUPON CLIP THIS COUPON ~--------------------· Brooks Houseparty · I lb. Bjg Payoff Bob Crosb~ Show 3:00 £righter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 5 : ~5 Weath~man 0:00 e:15 8 :30 7:00 7:30 S:OO Action Douglas Edwardl Playhouse of Star• West t oint Story • q 3:30 Edge or Night 4:00 The Enly Show , :30 YOL!t' l!!sso ReLJOrtCI' } 5!45 Spt...1s P:·uade "il· ' allardI or cATSUP":"~ :;~,.. . Pillsbury , Deotlny · Mr. Ada7ll& lnd Eve 8:30 High\lay Patrol Bushe's Best - Skipper Brand Tomatoes 8 No. 303 cans $1.00 9:00 Undercurrent . 9:30 Pantomime Quit 10:00 News 10:0' Scanning the Weathet• 10:10 The !.4te Show Campbell's Free Lemonade stand with dollar purchase Minute Maid- Pink or White-Frozen Horsey Daily 990 .• STRAWBERRIES II t• ~ ... .. --- ~ -· ·· On Your Radio Dial ._.__ Grapefruit Sections 5 No.303 cans $1.00 . . Black Pepper Writer . Ohvt Ingraham ' ...... • Round Bone &_ English Lean, no waste MINUTE STEAK .. · .. · . ., ... . c. ...,., 6 No. 303 cans $1.00 APPLE CINNA)JON • :ww 8 oz. eans I0 cans $I .00 No. 303 tans STOKELY CORN · · ·· · · 6 cans $1.00 Evans Super Trim - large stalk only WE · £ Cream Style, Golden ROAST PASCAL a TOMATO SAUCE - -· ' :1, , , - JELLY - . - - - - - 5 • ......- ~-· - - - - - - - - S -10oz~pkgs.$1.00 SMUCKER'S GRAPE, ELDERBERRY Hunt's - . - - 2 • 8 oz. cans $1.00.......- DURKEE'S bottles --~- ,f,"·1*' MARIANI FROZEN Chocolate Syrup - - - 5 -lib. cans $1.00 Delmonte "": Pinto, Navy or Musselman's ''· :J'!'l!'l" .. -~ ....,._ Hershey's - ----- - - --------- 10 cans $1.00 BABY FOOD - - - - - ------ - 10 jars $1.00 - - 4 • 46 oz. cans $1.00 Orange Juice • r. APPLE SAUCE • -- · · - - Tomato Juice - 4 • 46 oz. cans $1.00 - - - - - ..;:l, i_ 14 oz. Gerber aU Varieties [)elmonte ' pkgs. •' TOMATO SOUP L•monade • - 8 · 6 oz. cans $1.00 Channel13 ... -- --- . , ...... ... PORK & BEANS - - - · 10 No. 300 cans $l.OO Biscuits • - 8 cans $1.00 ~~--:...:::.:.:____:_:::.: --~-- WHTN~T.V IWalea, ROYAL MOWN 7:00 Jimmie Dean '1':30 Boston Blacltle -B:45 cJh...,omp'iothuewooScottiabt~- v_!J~~ - •UU.. ...-. tiJb ud Brlti&JI - Empire Wedne-•ay nl·'t _._ __ '"~ L - - - L M.l P WIICII ._ &D~~"S"a• ed out Len ~ of Walu II the 11th round of tbeir K.heduled 15-round bout. Both tl~le.t were vacated by Dai Dolnl' ol Meaty FRIDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Bustt..n Blaclrle · 8:00 Captain Kangaioo 8 :45 CBS News 9:00 Fred waring Lee quit the I4Uad. oa 1\ttMaf. POR.THCAWL. Walet UP-I'r81k. - - - - - 39¢ Spare Ribs --------~---- l'HUliSDAY n: - No. 303 rani GREEN BEANS··· ····· 5 cans $1.00 No. 303 rant Prlnrella Brand SWEU PEAS · · · · · · ·· 7 cans $1.00 - - lb. 49c l'" , · .. · · .. .. .. · lb. 99c Extra Lean GROUND CHUCK · · ··· · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · ··· lb. 59c l·LB. ROLL PORK sAus AGE Twa. Meals for .. -.. .. . $1.00 I·I.B. SWIFT PREMIUM FRANKS COD . FISH STEAKS .. · "NEW APPLES - · · - - - • NEW YELLOW ONIONS ·. J KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ · · · · · · · · · . 8 oz. jars 33c ".f·' jars Stokely Cut Lb Only Tast..O-Sea J 10 oz. Evans Super Trim ----- I Mlddlepor I Nitewa~eh Tonight Slsn Off Lean '-ft th e IJU:I• 11 tn 4aft. Hallbaeb lot Gtddo and. .feb ne Sliced "The Store Complete" Serve it with .. . Big Moment 8:30 9:00 8:41! 10:00 10:30 10:40 12:00 1:00 I h Neck Bones - 3 lbs. 55¢ YOUNGS MARKET Make it 41::415 ,• NBC Newt I in Huntin&ton Sunday, luly 28, were Lbe~e membett of th &In-ahlne Girts 4-H Club: Jt.athr7.nSlaek, Nancy Elehlna:er, Llnda Hubbl•rd, Ann Hubbard, dSht':'"~.." Haw ey, Janlee Teaford an __...... era, Mrs. Jane Teaford aad lira. Sylvia ZwUJ1n1, JUett. HarltJ .lohruwn and Gene Hanin&, Wolf Pen . Viola Trckerman . Pome:roy,R D,. Harold Role of AaUquit)', Jame• Teaford, Troy anJ Rua:~tell WCHS-TV Channell -- 11:50 ra. m. doDe 1m qoocl d...t too. She't g~..,. them on ...,..fllWiv knapaaok IWICh o1 crMDI Sign On 1: 30 Bride and Groom 2:00 M&Hnee Theater 3,00 Out~en for a Day 3,40 ko<tern .t\omanee• 4:00 w..... ~~~ey 11op "' ... u..ru Wlll<llhM'• Channel S Today Romper Room to:oo The Priee i5 Right 10:30 Trutb or Omsequences ; 1:00 Tic fat Dough 6:00 9:00 Here'• a paJr ol good •eout•. · •-~ m,b School. . c1au o! t he -...Ae sbler , Mn. Anna MeCou, of wMr . J~d Mrt. GJI'nftJe Baer of Gerald Lee summrield ot near er Stlect. ' • .,. Nintrl\lllle, called on Mn. Ellen Cheater 1, vWtinJ Howsrd K.ly -Mrt.. Acla Stadt S.er, Su!lday evenin&. Mn. BMT Parker on Collqe St. remain• 1!1 1ot tJae holl\e of Mr. and MT and Mrs Wayne McGhu COLTS QUIT Mr• Jubn Bowen a_n d •on, Donald .ol1Antaater were. BALTIMORE UP~Apparently Mn . .... JJUTKITe 1 A nd eraon of f.* s und ay JUeJts ol )(r. and Mrt. p1ofnsional football -or tbe troit apent tbe- week end with Mr-t Harold Oud:worth of 4tb St. trawing phase or it-i,n't all lhoc 1 Clar Sb M d lrlr Willi Leh a owen. r ~n •· am ew .it'• cracked up to ~ Rookie• Mr. and Mra. Chatlt:8 Cotton ~ond and cb.Jldreu uf ColumbuJ were Ted Schwanger and Terry Sween· IOn , Vcte, o! Chillieotht!, 1penl the week end gue•ts ot Mrs. ~-hew'• t!)' of Tenne!kt' Wed n~:>sday quit W!!ek end wltb their 10D·tn-law and parentll, Mr. and Mn. Wtllllm thr Balti more Colts trammg ca mp Id;oughte,r, Mr. ant'! Mn. Sotm Arn- Thuener , 3rd St makmg it four r(W!{ie Colts wbo Zwilling, local. I eh•ldren of Wate r St Mr . and Mrs. l..awrenee Sellers Mr. and Mr1. Carson Haye, of Mr. and Mn. Robert Hill of Le- v~ Columbus were week end guelt.l 3rd St., entertlined witb a family tart Fall1, have moved into t.heJr of Mrs. Carrie Sellen and Mr. and dinner u tbelr home Sunday. Pre• home they recently purchased Mr.s. AmbrO!e FlaDagan. ent were Mr. and Mn. Arthur from Mrs. rrvln1 Karr Sr. Wiley U1le and children of Ealt Nea.ae and children of Miner•ville, Earl Harden of New Newcom- , Palestine, Ohio , visited M.r. and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hllyel and erstown llpC'lt the week end bert [' ~Irs . Donald Lillie son, J !mmy, Chattanooga, Tenn., 1md atLended the picnic at PortMrs. Florence Poole o( CumberMr. and Mn Vernon Nease and la nd Park af the 1932 graduating land, Md. , spent a week witb her son, Stanley , Nease Settlement, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred RuiiCh el and children of Middleport, Mr. ,and Mrs. Charles Hayes and childhn, Mr. and Mrs . Vir&il Hayes and children of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mra. Harold Hayes and children of Detroit. Micb., M.r. and Mrs. Robert Hayes and children of Columbus, Mr. lind Mrs. Bill Hayes and children of Racine , Mi8s Drem.a Hayes of Ne·, Haven , w. va.,'-lnd Charlene and Sharon Hayes, local. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Case and Enjoyinl • da•, 11.t Camden Park Church St MlN Kathryn Slack "" hollleol lltlltNttJifmiiJI/ HARRISONVILLE Yes, We Have All Sl1e1 01 P•stei Reg . $1 .98 ' lrom '!Very Other atate fia& In the n1Unn In that IL 11 a 1 wallow.ulled peDnant shape. CRiSCO\'......... ... ...... .'.... 3 .lb. 97c MAZOLA OIL · .. .. ........ ·.. .. · Qt. 77c choice • ' NIAGRA STARCH .. .. · 2 - 12 oz. boxes 43c ARGO GLOSS STARCH .. .. · .... lb. box 15c: ~ ZESTA CRACKERS · · .. .. .. .. .. lb. box 28c - - - - · 3 lbs. 35¢ - - . - - 31b.bag 29¢ .. .. · .. · .. · 3 - 10 oz. pkgs. $1.00 price oale KAISER FOIL · ................ · .. 2 rolls 59c M0 DES S · ............ · .. .. .. .. l21s - 43c ' Kraft Phlladelphla UNIT STARCH .. .. · .. · · I2 oz. boi '17c CREAM CHEESE · · .... · .. · 8 oz. pkg. 39c FL UF F0 .. .. .. .. .. · .... · .. ·.. .3 lb. 97c LINIT LIQUID STARCH .. .. .. .. .. .. qt. 23c , Light or dark KARO SYRUP .... · · .. .. 1Y2 lb. jar 25c: MAZOLA OIL .. · .. ...... · .... · gallon $2.43 Northern SANDWICH • BA~S ·· · · · · · ·· · pkg. of 30 NORTHERN TISSUE · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· 3 roDs IOC ~7c �--.- t ,; ' "':' • :· ; -~ ' ' ~ 2-::-D-::all=y~Sen=--t-ln__e1_._Po_m_ero _ y-_M_id_dl_: •po _ rt:_,o:_·:.::A:.:: " :_g.'1·:.::1.= 95:.:_7_ _ [ Pian Attendance At C?nference In I Athens Soon Th e Daily Sentinel ' 1 · Tbe Da1 of Ohio 4 different 130 Presbyterians Enjoy Family Night Event; Gifts Given To Rev. Ruppelt One hundred ·a nd th •rty mem· hers of the First Pre.~byterian na• WC'TU met Thursde;y night Chureh and guests attended the at Heath Methodist Churc h with Family Night dinner Wednt'sday. RICHARDS. OWEN - GG!NE"RAL MANAGER Mr.<~ . P.lilrvin Kelly , preside nt, in July 31. REYNOLD I . GREENE - EDITOR eharg(• of the meeting which she Natl ChHhr L. Tannehill, StaH Writer, Sporh Editor r The blessing w~irh precedN! LMluto~ advertisN log l't!J?resentatlve, Bottine.lli-Kl.mball ID.~ 343 opcnPd with a praye r. the potlurk suoper was given b)" !tit.D nv-., ew YoM City, 16, N. Y. ' The prt·sident 1lso read the ....,. ~4 • leCODd olui mailina: matt"' "t the post office at Pom Scripture lesson and Mrs. J. M. J. H. Grate , Elder of lhe ehurch. and the r6mmittt'e in charge in · . . . .~btocrlptlon rates: DeU':"ery by tn-ler where nail able 30 eent 1 per Archrr gavl'" the closing prayer. eluded Mrs. Harold · Sauer and .. tia ODe Year in advance at The aily Sentinel office $15 60: 81l During the business meeting Mrs . Gail HYliL•ll , ctH:hairmtn. ,:en m!~r;!-80$1; Btbree muonths, $3.00. motor routP. wh ~re a~dtiable · members planned to attend the Te¥'ksbal'V, Mrs. . Y ma one year $8· montL - $4 ••· thr "- seven-county conference to be held Mn. Edward IZ.OU; une month, Sl. ' uo, .-., e.e monW~~ Georl(e .o\ndenon Jr .. Ml11 Phvl· UDe Publb.bed every afternoon except ~unday by The Ohio Vah Sen in Athens in August. The following lis Joachim , MMI. Judton Whitt> . tnt>mbers were named on the nomrleaconesses and Mrs. R. R. Gray . ""t~.f:tor1J~1:b!~c~~e P£>meroy, BusioeBs office pbo';ie mating commitlee: Mrs. H. E . Bush J, Mr,q. Dallas Lightfoot. Mrs. Jacob R. R. Gra~· Jr., wa~ muter of Turner . .Miss Marg.arPt Sauer, Mrs. ceremonv for the event and pre· Lena Wolle. 8y Cllrk• Allen 1 Reports were give n on the mak- ~ntert the nutor, Rev, Howari! Mrs ll1•nn• Eich inger, GrovP· ing of stump socks for veterans Ru.,oelt, with a polaroid eameu 11011 and Mr~. ErhliP Hartu ;1::: ·lind films and a rtirt of "monE"v were hosh•s .~es tor the Ju h· mPet· and also on t he Crusade Fund both from thP. conrruatlon in antk-1Mrs William Baxter 1oprnt t hl' ing of t hf' Third Thur!>d;y Club projects of the organization. ' MrR. It F. Bush and Mrs. Leo nation of h is birthdav which will PMt week in Wheelm~ a nd at the hnnw of the-ir mother Bridgeport and also attr ntlt·rl t h1• ~1.-s . Mahe l Van Meter. A sho.ri Childs. wit h Mrs. Sallie McCormick he in August wl'llle he Is on vaca. r'linton Cam p meeting at Clinton l:lusiness meeting was conducted as a contributor. ser.ved a dessert Hon, p ,_ by the presirll:nt, .Mrs. Rex Bailcv rourse to the members and one Mtfl. Anderson Jr.. alsn preMonrlay arc.om pPni(•rl t:.y 'lr. T he rlub voted to hold no meet- guest . Miss Oe~isie Saunderi! qenterl the pastor with a decoratand Mr.s. Harry Sadilll'r lh£'v r l.' · ing in A.u~lL~t l>ut will mee t .again ed birthday rake . the g:lft of an !urned here where they "wer(' 10 Septembel" a t the home of anonymous friend . By Evelyn Brlcldu Jotned by Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Mrs. Gordon Ridenour. A dessert Special G!Uests were M"s. C. E. Mrs. Vivian Hoffman, Mrs. Lena Wolre for a sightseeing trip t'J co urse was served to Mrs. John Keller and t\trs. Myrtle Bogp-eR-' Ruppelt, -L ong Beach, ~lisa., mo1\forganlown, w . V.a .. Cheat Can- Wickham , Mrs . Roger Epple, Mr ~. were J!Ul'~ls Monday of Mrs. ther of the palltor: lZ children yon and Coopcrs Rock rt'\urnln~ Bill Will, Ml's . Charles GoeglPin , from the Countv Home aDd Mr:;. Stella Rirter . home Tu£'~day n ig ht. ~r.~ . Opha Offutt. }1rs. Delmar The 22nd annual Parker re- Murl M"e_g:hee and two of ht-r emMr . ar.d :\1rs. Saddll•r wpr£' ovf'r Baum , Mr~. Lawrence Smith . Mr~. union will be held AUIZ- 11 at the oloyef"t from her restaurant l:lt nili:ht guests or Mrs. Baxter and Clayton Allen, Mrs. John Fick New Havf'n. Tuppers Plui ns High School. ]{'rt Wednesday for their home 10 Mrfl. Hex Ua il C\' . Mrs. Pete Elbe:- Mr. and Mr~ . Roy l.emley an1 Rridgcport. The chlldren batt ben at the frld and Mi s.<t · JPrry Wood sons , Columb us. were Sunday swimminP" pool durlnlt the after· Mrs. l.uri!!e Duke. Salem. vi!!it· .(!Ue<;ts of ~1r . and Mrs. Car l GEORGE CRITICAL noon before coming to the sup· ed h1•r aunl . Mrs Mollie Book· Lemlev VTF.NNA , Ga UP~Form('r Sl.' n. man , Sun d ay. oer. Thev wer,. 1..awrenc~. l .arrv Olen Hostetlle litiS gone to < Waller F. (";po rR t> rPrn ain i•d rriti md Phyllis Wil1 . Dl~k and Sally t'ally Ill with a heart .ailment J1th11 Frank ., pent a rew da;·s D:tyton where h e ha s work . Nevil1P, M-arv Mouldon. Ootl " Pvt. Harry Leland Parker, U. 'tnd John MoorP, t oday but phyHiei<~ns .~a id they with Mr. <~IHI Mn:. Homer Frank, Necftoa an" S. 52423747 Co G. 11. ~ - .o\rmy , nonna Rrtwen, Howard King and were (! nCO\Iraged by r er1• nt ~ign .; Unio n J<'uruarP . S. S. R. f<'t. Mammouth, N. 1. or n o '4~ih lp irnorm'l'llll'nt. Helena Moore. r..;;~.::.::....:;::.:.~:::;::::;:;__..., 'M r-.q. Vit"l or will ~I rHI dau gh tcr Mr. and Mn. Han•ld Parker, Mrs. Meghee treatfl the chi:FRF.E Dt~ LIVERY I spl:' llt a few day s with Mr . and Columbllil and Mrs. Ethel Stout !!pent the weekend with Mr. and dren each week after they hav"' EVERY I>AV Ml's . E. B. Klligh t Mrs. Ralph Parke!', Chester. their trio to the pool as a project. Mr an1l Mrs J T . Mf't•s, At· Mrs. Edlth Osborn , Mrs. Nell of the chul'fb deacons. Morning and Afternoon i hen~ . :m1\ :vi r. a net Mrs. Rvy Stelhem and Mrs. Eve l ,awrence Special mualc included pi-11'10 Bordons Dlabetle Jon1~s. Portsmouth , v i ~i t(•d Sun· Mrs. Lillian stelff: or Lon~{ Bottom were ra1ling 0:1 <~ttlos bY 1do y wit h Mr . 11n1l Mrs. Thed ('roy. fril' ntls he re. Happy ! birthday llOngs for Mr . Mr . and Mr~. r.ordol( Hide nour Ruppelt and for anvoa.e ~he and Fnm ily, Mansfi1•ld , spl'n t the M.- ond Mrs. Way ne Brickles group who had birthday In Au1 wct'k!•nd h(!I"C al th('ir i"lom(•. WNC Sunday gueslo; of Mr. and IJUSt and July and a Kolo ''Wher, SWEET BRIER Mr and Mrs. Rir hard Fil'k , Mrs. Wil li am Jefferies and Mr. ll annih:d, 0 . ~pr nt tl;e weekend 11nd Mrs Rulph Psrker, Chester. 100% PUR-E here <.~ ! IIH'ir home. Mrs. Effie ~aunders spent Weillwsday with Mrs. Ca rrie Bahr. Mr. and \"Ir s. Wayne Md: ;·r . Rev . uud Mno. Waltyr A. Frost ~nn ])nn. l .a m: a.~ li'r , ea llcd un oF Ironto n wrl'e ' calling on Large 6 oz. Jar 'VInll i,, lloukmun. Saturdny. i"riends hN(! Friday. Mr. o~ rH] \1 !"~ . l':ldon \Vill <lllrl Mr . ;1nd \1r ~. l11 •nry Dail ey, Sy · Mr . nud M1·~. Rolan!"! TOrrf'fl('~ The Pomeroy WCTU met Tuelfl'ncusl', SP\' 11\ Sun(!a.~· !'\lenin.!: ~nd f <1mity s pent Sunday In Col- day evening at the home of Mrs. with M1· . 11111! \1r~ . Hilly Cldantl umbu s with tht> ir son and daugh· R.· H. Rawlings, Union Ave. A picMr s. C l ~ra Oh ling1·r. da ug h tr•r lcr ·ill ·law, Mr. and M1·s. Paul nic dinner was served on the lawn Emily nnd 'iiHl Conrnd, Ponw ru ).', Tor rNU'P and !IUD . at six o'clock 1(1 30 members and vi~l!.cd )1 rs. (;l·orge J')"lcs . Sun· Mrs. Th el ma Chase and family guests. day. of Mar io n spen t seve ral days Att,er the dinner a short buslhNe with her mot he r Mr.~. Luev ne.,s fti&lun wat held u~r the l{im and NOII S . leadership of Mrs. G. It. ·' Ewl n~. 1\"l r .~ EffiC Wa tson and snn Plans were made and committees \1"1'1"1' dinnl'r g ue 11 L~ Sunday of her 11:1ught l' l", Mr ~. John Gui nt her all(l appointed for the County meeting to be held at the Federated Church f:dnily. l"hestl•1". OUR RF.GUI.AR PRICES in September . Announcement was Mr und Mr ~. Ca l'l Kuhn and Not Week~tmd Speclultlt•!l made of the WCTIJ workshop In· f:unii.Y S]ll'n t the weekend with STORt: IIOIJRS eluding seven counties In south· hi s mol her, Mrs. r.race Kuhn. ern Ohio, to be held at the Athentf Mr~. Lena Keller returned lo 8:00A.M. to 5:30 P.M. County Falr~ounds on August 21'. hor home in Marle!la aher vi11it· State speakers will address . the t·ou OBVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS -MASON AREA 0 St., 0. Camp Meeting Attended By Mrs. Wm. Baxter 39P CHESTER Tuppers Plains --- I I I or ICE CREAM · · 39c pt. I 30 Members And Guests Enjoy WCTU Picnic INSTANT COFFEE $1.09 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 5 lbs. 49c SUGAR • 10 lbs. 99c New Furniture Bachner's $299.00 BAKER MEAT MARKET Phone 8222 No. 2nd ing he r£'. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Braga , Mrs . F.unice Halsey and mother :vir~ . Alln Tall were t'ulling on friend~ cuul relatives at Reedsville nnrl Long Bottom Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Torrence t>f Col umbus, Mr. and Mrs. Em ilt• Mntlal"k, Logan, spent ii u nday with Mrs. Myrtle Frost. FURNITURE l"n The Hrll(ll<eol Cornet In Middleport Middlrporl friend .~ HOT SUMMER • pec1a s WOODBURY DEODORANT '1.00 Jor 504t NOXZEMA 5 DAY NEET CREAM DEODORANT PADS HAIR \ REMOVU 334t 39¢ ODORONO- VETO- ARRID -fRESH 49c MUM and WOODBURY DEODORANTS FOAM RUBBER INSOLES · · · . 29c fin. schott's Fdof XlbS and nRST AID SUPPLIES Big ! 1;<, oz. Size CLOSE OUTS SUMMER PURSES -', Haw $1.29 All Luggage Approx. 37% Off I I SUMMER BI.OUSES Now $1.49 All Limp Shades In Slod< HALF PRICE ILOisTONE INAMIL: iltai'I3.:::JJ COLD PACK CANN~RS I 7 ql, Cal'lclly .... .. $2.19 I 'If, Ca.,.clty ------ $2.91 9 qt. Copaclly (~Hall Chilo,.I • __ .... __ • $4.49 \ RALLS I ~~~~n.~h~A~KLIN group , Following Lne pleGge to the flag by the members, comments on tbe meon1ng of the national flaa:, the Christian flag and the Temperance nag were given by Mlu MarJaret Sauer, county president, who was a gue11t for the tvenlng. " Playing the Game to the FIDilh" was the theme of the devotional lll!lrvlce conducted by Mn. Georre- H. Parker to conclude the meetlnJ. Cloud, Fla ., Mr. and !dn. Bob" Clark , IOt" al Mrs. tira.ee Carr and E. R. Carr family werl.' in Canton thi.s wei•k Insh Eyes are Sm1ling" by Mr to vi!lit the Cecil Morris fam ili" Ruppelt acompanied by Jame.; and at Minerva to see Ersl'l M.or· Frazer . Don Lowery was in ris and Mrs. Ernest M.prris fami -t'harge of the musie. lies. Meraben and guesta adjourned Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morrb from the dining room to the Sun- were at Minerva to bring Iv<t day School auditorium for thE' Morris home wbo has been ill. program. Mr. RuppE'lt thankPd They also brought Mrs. Ltllian the group for his gifts and Jarvis home with them. thanked the chairmen and comBertha Cnl has been caring mitee members for a successful for her brothPr Mr. Ashworth evening and Mrs. Steirf and oth- who has just came home fr om er on the program. He introducerl the Sheltrri ng Arms Hospita l . the children ·and Mrs. Meghee. her aaa~tants and hi1 moth~r. Guest speaker was James Frazer, ministerial student from the Mf. and Mrs. Roy Christy •l· Princeton Seminary, who occu · tended the funeral of his aunt. pied the putpit of the local Rose Wilson at New Lexington church last Sunday when the Friday. They also visited hi~ putor was out of town. si.!Jter. Mrs. Ernest }t'isher, WoosFruer, who is a native of Ire- ter . Mrs. Lill ie Christy returned land , showed colored slides of home with them arter spendi ng his home land and gave an inter- several days with her daughter. eJtina: travelogut' on the country, Mrs. Fisher. its customs , weather, bUtory and John and mrbara Hill arc vi•beauty. iting in Columbus with Mr and 11ae slides llarted with a ty- Mrs. Paul Thomas . pical Irish land1cape ot small Mr . anr! Mrs. Howard Wolf. Belfield& with hedge fenees with the pre, vl.sited recent]}· with Mr . mountaina in the back1round and Included road scenes, rivers and Mrs . Curtis Wolf . Sbaron Ginther is varationing of northern Ireland, flower sellwith her auAt and unc i£' . Mr . ers in Belfast, the Presbyterian Theological Seminary In Bel(agt, -and Mrs. Harold Watson of Tu pthe new type• of church ball11; pers Plains, on a trip to Canad<J . Mrs. Glenna Fisher spe nl .~ev­ tke countryside, lhf weekly Irish faJra, horJe sales, fairy thorn eral days with l\1r. a nd Mrs. bu•he• in the fields; Londondeny James Bailey, Fl atwoods. tbe antient walled city; the anMrs. Nora Brown s pent a day nuR) parade Gf the Orange-men at her hOme in Parkersburg. as the ProtHI:anta are known; a Gary Wolf spent a week with Jaunting car, Blarney Castle with his grandparents, Mr. a nd Mrs. the famous "BlarneJ-stone" and Sprague. Reedsville. other attractive scenes. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson an;:! The program concluded with family, Radcliff, spent Sttnda) cartoon moving pictures sbown with Mr. and Mrs. Joh n Hoffm an . by Vincent Dt:tbo, chairman. Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Youn'! of Church services at the local Pen n . .and Mr. ;~nd :\>trs. Elias Preabyterian Church have reeess- Stiles, Pomeroy_ visllcd Saturday' ed until the firat of September. with Mr. and Mrs. John Ginther. Church School service5 wm be Sunday dinner guests of t he Ginheld this month wilh John l'~ultz. thers were Mrs. Effie Watson Supt., presJdlne. and son, Bill, Tupper ~ Plains. Flo~d W~>bel', Keno . was thL· Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A Hen . Mrs. Anna Spencer, Delaware, Wi.<i., visited Mrs. J ohn Hoffm an, Mo nd·ay. SOCIAL ANNOUNCED Mrs. C' hai-1es Woodc has been The Eagles Class of the Syracuse returned to her home from the Methodist Church will hOld an ice Holzer Ho..~p ital and Is improving . cream soch•l on the lawn in front Mrs. Pauline Rictenour visited of the Chureh, Aug. 2. at 7 p. m. her husband, Bttel, who is a paHome made ice cream and cake titont at Ho\z{'r Hospital having will be served. been bitten on the hand by a copperhead sna ke CHESTER Daily Sentinel Day ilook RIHEARSAL CANCILED A rehearsal of tht! •·County TIRES GO UP F'air Follies" scheduled ror toAKRON. O. UP~Th1 · Goodyear night at 7:30 In the Pomeroy Sen- Tire and Rubber Co. announer d "ior Hig)) auditorium, has bePn 11 3 per ce nt boos t in tire price:> canceled, effective lO(lay. PLAtll PICNIC The Pomeroy Glilrden Club will }wive their annu-al picnic at the home of Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger, Monday, at & p. m. Mt•mbers are requested to bring their own table serVice. TO HAVI PICNIC The Middleport·Pomeroy Rotary Club will have a famliy picnic al the Scout Camp at Chester Fr:day -at. 6 p. m. ins-t.ead ot their reaular dinner meeting at the Heath Methodist Church. C. F. Hibbs and l.be picnic committee have planned for the picnic supper which will be held r-egardles.!l of the weathe-r, BAKE SALE A Bake Sale Is to be held Saturday, Aug. 3 at the Sporta CenEDEN • ter startine •t 9 a. m. Proceed.: Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Holsinger from the sale will be used to send and family, Mt. Eaton, 11pent the the Little Leaa:ue Indians chamweekend at their home here. pion team -to Cincinnati on AuJ. Mr. and Mrs, WinDle Hollinger 11 to attend a bueball rame. are annou.cin1 the birth of 1 1011 Dout~laa Winnie at St Joaepil BIRTH ANNOUNCID Ho&pltal, Par,erlbura:. Mr. and Mra. Ray Steiner, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bit~:ley arwt Cbe1teriand, are annou'lclna: the !IOn vldtttd recently with Mn. birth of an elght pound daua:hter Enoch Hoselton, MurryiVille. Barbara Marie on JUly 24- They l(r. and Mra. Cllarl., Hill al1d also h•ve two 10111, James aQd son visited l•t w"k with ret,. Eddy. Grandparnt• are Mrs. tlve.a and frtenda 1\erft they woe ~Marie Steiner and E. E. Steiner. .:___ on vaeauon. , · , Middleport. Mra. Sol B ..lef ond oon spelt Friday afternoon 'With Mrs. SUIIe" DRIVIal TO M. . T Kerwin. All drlven · and interested perMr. and Mrs. Harold Hollinaar .aonll of the Claybankl Racing and family, waverly, vlalted MZ. A110eiatlon are aakod to meet to•nd Mn. Alva Hollinaer recently. night at a . o'cloek at ll'le Mob.ile Mr. and Mn. Alva Hol•lnger Oil SlaUon, 1£101 ~In Sl. and Mn. Jamn Carter and dau· ghter were In ParJr:enburg Fil· day tftetnoon. Mr. and Mh. Sol BiJlcy and &y Mn. John ltwt son, and Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Mr. and Mr~. Clyde Ashworth, C~~~orter and dauahter attended tlt Mr. and Mr1. Joe Shenef1eld and reeatla at Ravenswood Sunda)l. dauJbter, Marion, 0 ., were the Mr. and Mrs. RUJaell Van Mete~, Porlland, apOI\l Monday w«h au11ta of their aunt. )frs. BerU1a Mr. and Mra. Robert Van Meter Carl SUnday. Pad family. Mr. and Mra. Henry Wau:goner spent Sunday ' In Columbus w1tl'l 4·H NEWS their son Clayton and family. 1'he· Bradbury Do-tttell mot on Mr. and lin. Ray WUson, Miss Ju)y l'l ·Rl Odaa Nelrt.ons. Projtct Addle and Herbert Bradfield lesson waj Let'• Hw thina• t,., •ere In Chauncey Friday. make and wear, snack and patk. Mrs. Ru11eU Gumm • has her Advl•on In ehar1e were MrJI AJ. niece, Recta Purdey of Parkers· bert Roush, Mr•- Odas Ne!Joa bur• with her tkla: week. Rtparl.f or demonltntion• tl,ea Mtl. Nellie Clay, Mr•. Aft114 on maklnJ salad and makina skirt Clark and Mn. Bertha carl were and blou.tt.-Paula M~hael1. In Pomero)' Friday. The SyrM"Use Sullilhlne GlrJs Mr. and Mn. Caat• and son of met July 18 at Jane Teafol'ds. Cbulelton C111me to celebrate Projert leuon was a booth for lira. C11to 1nd Debliie Gilkey'J .the fair. Advl.tor In cbarae,, Mrs .. blrtbdaYt Sunday, Jane Teaford.- Muy Jane Loukt. Hane)" Eastman and Mra. C(ti:The Rock S~lnp Busy ~~tos !rill ealled al George Clarks met July II a\ Mra. Amoo Loon· Sundq. ard1. AdvtiOh !a. obar,. ]'f:r&. Mr. and Mtr. Delmer Rhode• t.eonaftl nd Ml'l. Wm. Grueae:-. went to ChulHton Sunday, The pr-o,ram wu jnd1ln1 by Mrs. Sunday eallen at the Ober' NGl.an.-M'arJ McAfee. · Markin• home were Mr. aM Mn . . The l!ndford Hlllo 4-H Clob a.,. lbrldna, 1\ullaail, ldr. and mel ~ul; 17 a\ ~uy A. R11111ll-' ~- ftiDit_ llirtiN, VInton, Mr. Ahl_, .,. . N~ ~~~ ""' lind Mn. 'l'lloo Hlrin zan..•lll• Jot,kle a..d.-Pfftl! ..-... 11>• Wm; •brood&, st: ____ WJEH Meigs County News -- -~-- -- TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan"el3 Friday THURSDAY ~ : 55 IL30 12:00 12:30 1:00 4:30 It Could Be You Tex ~nd Jlmr: Currtmt My lJttle Karate comedr T!me Moviet1me 5:30 Popeye Presen&.lf 5:45 News Picture 6:00 6:30 &.35 Flatt and Scrt;IIJ Weathercast Sports Eye 6:-15 NBC News , ,oo ,,30 8:00 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:30 10:40 12:00 Best of Grouchp Best of Dragnet The People ~ ... tlolee Hi&h-Low Lux V1deo Theater Whirlybird< News HeadUne• Nitewatch Tonight 1:00 Si&n Of~ "· 1 ' Sign On 3:~ 6:00 Today 0:00 RoMJ.er Roou l 10:00 The Prill' IJ l<l&hl 10:30 Truth,- or u,oo CO~uea,a 1:00 My L:ttlo Margie 1:30· ! :00 S:OO 9:45 Blide and Groom Matinee 'lbe1ter . 6· !=:r?, with lr•h HOLSUM BIIEAD. Going to Canter•• Cave 4-H Camp this week were the members of the Jolly Stitcher~ 4-H Cfub aa follow•, Stef•nie Winebrenner, Eleanor Kay Sc:hneider , Nancy Parker, Lind• Eichinter, Clarice Norrie and their adviJor, Mra. Je111ie Cot trill. Vllliting them on Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. BiU Winebrenner and children Kathy aDd Stevie, Mr. and Mra. George Schneider, Mrs. Albert Duckworth and Mr. aDd Mrs. Cart'QII Norris and chlh:treD. ','! Queen For A JJaJ Modern Romance'- t:OO Comedy Time Movietime 4:30 to t he SYJ'aeute Sunsblne Glrii+H Club at her home on 2'ld St. Thun· da,;· afternoon , July 2llth. Att.eMln' were llnlce TelfOrd, ADn Hubbard, Sharon !Jtwle)', Mary Jane Louks, and the advilor, Mrs. Jane Teaford. OD Au&. 1. the)l will meet . at the home of Mrs. Teatord at Water ar.d Brldt~eman Sts. at which time "Mrs. Geneva Nolan will be pruent to Judge the project& of thr> club. i • . . _ ODd jolly aondwlcbet ....- ' 1 Tic TU Douab 11:30 It Co~ld Be You 12:00 'i'ex abd Jlu 12:30 Current SYRACUSE l5:30 Popeye Presents News Picture &:4li ft:oo Wild Bill Rlekot 8:30 Weatnercast 8:35 Sj>orts I ' Eye 7:00 Dr. Hudson's Joprnal 7:30 IJl"e ~~ Riley 8:00 The Jo,..ph Cotton.Show tas~ better .. . , C•valcade of S~orll Red Bnber's Ccm~ef 7 DA VS PER WEEK Balsam Federal "Jlen ·sews HearlltDes 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 441 LoeWit St. .-.JU.. children of Cinco, w. v'a., moved into the Clyde Mills property Orl! Water Sl. Pfe. Raymond Cook returned to Camp Pendelton, Calif., after a furlough witb his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Eck Moore of Kayford, W. Va., spent the week end with Mr and Mrs. J . C. Ferrell, Pork Liver - - - lb. 25¢ SIMONS MARKET 9:30 Arthur Godfre:r 10:30 Strike U Kich 11 :00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love Gf Life 11:30 Sea.rcb !or Tomorrow 11 :45 Guidina Light 12:00 Katie'' Kitchen 12:30 Aa the World Turtll W. MAIN S'r. CDIA POMEROY PHONE 330-M APOPULAR BlEND AT APOPULAR PRICE 1:00 ')ur Miss Brooks 1:30 2:00 2:30 House partv Big Payoft Bob crosby ~hgw 3,00 Bcighter Day Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Nig:1t 4:!)0t. The Early Show 5:39 Your Esso Reporter 5:45 Sport<! Parade 5::55 Weatherman 6:00 Action Douglas Edward! 3:15 Sgt. Prf>lltun or the Yukolt Bob Cummings Climax P"~ayhouse 90 Up-to-the-minute N"ewa Scanning the Weather The L,te :..how 59c 8:00 Caphtin K.anaaroo CBS News 9:00 Fred Waring: , 9:30 10:30 11 :00 11 :15 11:3!) 11:45 Arthur Godfrey .:Strike .U kiCil VaJiant Laay Love of Life Search for Tom...,... v., Guidina Light 12:00 Katie's Kitcl'lea 12:30 M the World Turnt Our 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 ~•ss lB-1 WITII COUPON CLIP THIS COUPON ~--------------------· Brooks Houseparty · I lb. Bjg Payoff Bob Crosb~ Show 3:00 £righter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 5 : ~5 Weath~man 0:00 e:15 8 :30 7:00 7:30 S:OO Action Douglas Edwardl Playhouse of Star• West t oint Story • q 3:30 Edge or Night 4:00 The Enly Show , :30 YOL!t' l!!sso ReLJOrtCI' } 5!45 Spt...1s P:·uade "il· ' allardI or cATSUP":"~ :;~,.. . Pillsbury , Deotlny · Mr. Ada7ll& lnd Eve 8:30 High\lay Patrol Bushe's Best - Skipper Brand Tomatoes 8 No. 303 cans $1.00 9:00 Undercurrent . 9:30 Pantomime Quit 10:00 News 10:0' Scanning the Weathet• 10:10 The !.4te Show Campbell's Free Lemonade stand with dollar purchase Minute Maid- Pink or White-Frozen Horsey Daily 990 .• STRAWBERRIES II t• ~ ... .. --- ~ -· ·· On Your Radio Dial ._.__ Grapefruit Sections 5 No.303 cans $1.00 . . Black Pepper Writer . Ohvt Ingraham ' ...... • Round Bone &_ English Lean, no waste MINUTE STEAK .. · .. · . ., ... . c. ...,., 6 No. 303 cans $1.00 APPLE CINNA)JON • :ww 8 oz. eans I0 cans $I .00 No. 303 tans STOKELY CORN · · ·· · · 6 cans $1.00 Evans Super Trim - large stalk only WE · £ Cream Style, Golden ROAST PASCAL a TOMATO SAUCE - -· ' :1, , , - JELLY - . - - - - - 5 • ......- ~-· - - - - - - - - S -10oz~pkgs.$1.00 SMUCKER'S GRAPE, ELDERBERRY Hunt's - . - - 2 • 8 oz. cans $1.00.......- DURKEE'S bottles --~- ,f,"·1*' MARIANI FROZEN Chocolate Syrup - - - 5 -lib. cans $1.00 Delmonte "": Pinto, Navy or Musselman's ''· :J'!'l!'l" .. -~ ....,._ Hershey's - ----- - - --------- 10 cans $1.00 BABY FOOD - - - - - ------ - 10 jars $1.00 - - 4 • 46 oz. cans $1.00 Orange Juice • r. APPLE SAUCE • -- · · - - Tomato Juice - 4 • 46 oz. cans $1.00 - - - - - ..;:l, i_ 14 oz. Gerber aU Varieties [)elmonte ' pkgs. •' TOMATO SOUP L•monade • - 8 · 6 oz. cans $1.00 Channel13 ... -- --- . , ...... ... PORK & BEANS - - - · 10 No. 300 cans $l.OO Biscuits • - 8 cans $1.00 ~~--:...:::.:.:____:_:::.: --~-- WHTN~T.V IWalea, ROYAL MOWN 7:00 Jimmie Dean '1':30 Boston Blacltle -B:45 cJh...,omp'iothuewooScottiabt~- v_!J~~ - •UU.. ...-. tiJb ud Brlti&JI - Empire Wedne-•ay nl·'t _._ __ '"~ L - - - L M.l P WIICII ._ &D~~"S"a• ed out Len ~ of Walu II the 11th round of tbeir K.heduled 15-round bout. Both tl~le.t were vacated by Dai Dolnl' ol Meaty FRIDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Bustt..n Blaclrle · 8:00 Captain Kangaioo 8 :45 CBS News 9:00 Fred waring Lee quit the I4Uad. oa 1\ttMaf. POR.THCAWL. Walet UP-I'r81k. - - - - - 39¢ Spare Ribs --------~---- l'HUliSDAY n: - No. 303 rani GREEN BEANS··· ····· 5 cans $1.00 No. 303 rant Prlnrella Brand SWEU PEAS · · · · · · ·· 7 cans $1.00 - - lb. 49c l'" , · .. · · .. .. .. · lb. 99c Extra Lean GROUND CHUCK · · ··· · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · ··· lb. 59c l·LB. ROLL PORK sAus AGE Twa. Meals for .. -.. .. . $1.00 I·I.B. SWIFT PREMIUM FRANKS COD . FISH STEAKS .. · "NEW APPLES - · · - - - • NEW YELLOW ONIONS ·. J KRAFT CHEEZ WHIZ · · · · · · · · · . 8 oz. jars 33c ".f·' jars Stokely Cut Lb Only Tast..O-Sea J 10 oz. Evans Super Trim ----- I Mlddlepor I Nitewa~eh Tonight Slsn Off Lean '-ft th e IJU:I• 11 tn 4aft. Hallbaeb lot Gtddo and. .feb ne Sliced "The Store Complete" Serve it with .. . Big Moment 8:30 9:00 8:41! 10:00 10:30 10:40 12:00 1:00 I h Neck Bones - 3 lbs. 55¢ YOUNGS MARKET Make it 41::415 ,• NBC Newt I in Huntin&ton Sunday, luly 28, were Lbe~e membett of th &In-ahlne Girts 4-H Club: Jt.athr7.nSlaek, Nancy Elehlna:er, Llnda Hubbl•rd, Ann Hubbard, dSht':'"~.." Haw ey, Janlee Teaford an __...... era, Mrs. Jane Teaford aad lira. Sylvia ZwUJ1n1, JUett. HarltJ .lohruwn and Gene Hanin&, Wolf Pen . Viola Trckerman . Pome:roy,R D,. Harold Role of AaUquit)', Jame• Teaford, Troy anJ Rua:~tell WCHS-TV Channell -- 11:50 ra. m. doDe 1m qoocl d...t too. She't g~..,. them on ...,..fllWiv knapaaok IWICh o1 crMDI Sign On 1: 30 Bride and Groom 2:00 M&Hnee Theater 3,00 Out~en for a Day 3,40 ko<tern .t\omanee• 4:00 w..... ~~~ey 11op "' ... u..ru Wlll<llhM'• Channel S Today Romper Room to:oo The Priee i5 Right 10:30 Trutb or Omsequences ; 1:00 Tic fat Dough 6:00 9:00 Here'• a paJr ol good •eout•. · •-~ m,b School. . c1au o! t he -...Ae sbler , Mn. Anna MeCou, of wMr . J~d Mrt. GJI'nftJe Baer of Gerald Lee summrield ot near er Stlect. ' • .,. Nintrl\lllle, called on Mn. Ellen Cheater 1, vWtinJ Howsrd K.ly -Mrt.. Acla Stadt S.er, Su!lday evenin&. Mn. BMT Parker on Collqe St. remain• 1!1 1ot tJae holl\e of Mr. and MT and Mrs Wayne McGhu COLTS QUIT Mr• Jubn Bowen a_n d •on, Donald .ol1Antaater were. BALTIMORE UP~Apparently Mn . .... JJUTKITe 1 A nd eraon of f.* s und ay JUeJts ol )(r. and Mrt. p1ofnsional football -or tbe troit apent tbe- week end with Mr-t Harold Oud:worth of 4tb St. trawing phase or it-i,n't all lhoc 1 Clar Sb M d lrlr Willi Leh a owen. r ~n •· am ew .it'• cracked up to ~ Rookie• Mr. and Mra. Chatlt:8 Cotton ~ond and cb.Jldreu uf ColumbuJ were Ted Schwanger and Terry Sween· IOn , Vcte, o! Chillieotht!, 1penl the week end gue•ts ot Mrs. ~-hew'• t!)' of Tenne!kt' Wed n~:>sday quit W!!ek end wltb their 10D·tn-law and parentll, Mr. and Mn. Wtllllm thr Balti more Colts trammg ca mp Id;oughte,r, Mr. ant'! Mn. Sotm Arn- Thuener , 3rd St makmg it four r(W!{ie Colts wbo Zwilling, local. I eh•ldren of Wate r St Mr . and Mrs. l..awrenee Sellers Mr. and Mr1. Carson Haye, of Mr. and Mn. Robert Hill of Le- v~ Columbus were week end guelt.l 3rd St., entertlined witb a family tart Fall1, have moved into t.heJr of Mrs. Carrie Sellen and Mr. and dinner u tbelr home Sunday. Pre• home they recently purchased Mr.s. AmbrO!e FlaDagan. ent were Mr. and Mn. Arthur from Mrs. rrvln1 Karr Sr. Wiley U1le and children of Ealt Nea.ae and children of Miner•ville, Earl Harden of New Newcom- , Palestine, Ohio , visited M.r. and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hllyel and erstown llpC'lt the week end bert [' ~Irs . Donald Lillie son, J !mmy, Chattanooga, Tenn., 1md atLended the picnic at PortMrs. Florence Poole o( CumberMr. and Mn Vernon Nease and la nd Park af the 1932 graduating land, Md. , spent a week witb her son, Stanley , Nease Settlement, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred RuiiCh el and children of Middleport, Mr. ,and Mrs. Charles Hayes and childhn, Mr. and Mrs . Vir&il Hayes and children of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mra. Harold Hayes and children of Detroit. Micb., M.r. and Mrs. Robert Hayes and children of Columbus, Mr. lind Mrs. Bill Hayes and children of Racine , Mi8s Drem.a Hayes of Ne·, Haven , w. va.,'-lnd Charlene and Sharon Hayes, local. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Case and Enjoyinl • da•, 11.t Camden Park Church St MlN Kathryn Slack "" hollleol lltlltNttJifmiiJI/ HARRISONVILLE Yes, We Have All Sl1e1 01 P•stei Reg . $1 .98 ' lrom '!Very Other atate fia& In the n1Unn In that IL 11 a 1 wallow.ulled peDnant shape. CRiSCO\'......... ... ...... .'.... 3 .lb. 97c MAZOLA OIL · .. .. ........ ·.. .. · Qt. 77c choice • ' NIAGRA STARCH .. .. · 2 - 12 oz. boxes 43c ARGO GLOSS STARCH .. .. · .... lb. box 15c: ~ ZESTA CRACKERS · · .. .. .. .. .. lb. box 28c - - - - · 3 lbs. 35¢ - - . - - 31b.bag 29¢ .. .. · .. · .. · 3 - 10 oz. pkgs. $1.00 price oale KAISER FOIL · ................ · .. 2 rolls 59c M0 DES S · ............ · .. .. .. .. l21s - 43c ' Kraft Phlladelphla UNIT STARCH .. .. · .. · · I2 oz. boi '17c CREAM CHEESE · · .... · .. · 8 oz. pkg. 39c FL UF F0 .. .. .. .. .. · .... · .. ·.. .3 lb. 97c LINIT LIQUID STARCH .. .. .. .. .. .. qt. 23c , Light or dark KARO SYRUP .... · · .. .. 1Y2 lb. jar 25c: MAZOLA OIL .. · .. ...... · .... · gallon $2.43 Northern SANDWICH • BA~S ·· · · · · · ·· · pkg. of 30 NORTHERN TISSUE · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· 3 roDs IOC ~7c �- -... ... . . ......... II • - lh\'t!OHAL W L Pet. GB 80 41 •. SM 58 40 .!192 " 'ltilwaukee St. LIAOU! LOuis ~D 57 t2 576 1 Tlw Dailu Sentinel M: •• .560 :p ~ Cftltbmlti . . . . . ~ 44 5~ 4 Mew-1'ork . . 43 51 .430 161.-l PitbburJh 36 M .3!56 24 Chltqo . . . . 33 55 .337 23 ~ R"ultl l!root.ln 3 Cbiea go 2. 1st Brook lyn 2 Chicago 1. 2nd Appearance Here Conflicting With Michigan Date DESK SPORTS w.-...,-. MUwaukee 4- Pittsburgh 2 mght St. Ltltlis S New York l night Cliclnnati 6 Philadelphia 5, I I innings, nig ttt l>y Chel TannchiJJ N o t e : Oscar Fraley, the U nited Press rambling sports re· porte r who readit'S every corner of th e natio n with his ''Sports Parad e'' has cogent remar k s today about the sch eduled boxing match b f'lween P e t e R adamacher and h ea-vywe ig ht c ham pion Fl oyd Pa tte r son. ns h ave t a ke n the powe r F f8 ley s u ggt!? l S. that since A merica . . . . •(Author's Name Belowl to legis la t e agains t peopl e_ c_o mmllting sui c ide, a nd e ve~ mu· Although it is a statistical · tUating the mselves, this f1gnt should be stopped . The l~ferfact that the price the aver· ence also is t h at if t hts should happen t o turn out to be a fight, age famil y spends for the ir and not a sla u ghter. it would be on ly beca u se of mercy in th_e medicines is now - a lesser heart of P atter son . In eithe r case the res ults ca nno t but fatl percentage of their total in' ' ' £ h f ht to d e fla te th e dwmdhng,prcsllge O t e tg ga me. c:!Ome than it used to be ten TOD AY S SPORTS PARADE years a-go, it is also a fact By 01c•r Fral•y ttJat their benefits are 1\0.W Con gre!!S, the gover nor Of the full prol e~:. state or Washington and the Na"They ten me I can m~ke $10.· Jhuch greater. iunal Bo:x lng Assn. are on trial 000 out of t his fi ght ," sa1d Radet Modern prescriptions are today in t he casf' of am ate-u r boxer macher seve ra( weeks ago. really a great value because Pete Rade ma cher . He might ask young Courchesne, Rademacher is t he Olympic a veteran of 50 profes~ lon a l bouts, they help you to get well so nt cna mpion. But Rade· how much that money .is worth ibuch more qull!kly . that h.a'"""eig 1 bed •, . bcr who i.s sc hed uled to fi ght when you li e in a hosp1ta jou are sick only days, in· ma~ heavy w~ig hl cham(l io n Floyd Pat - fi ghting fur yo ur life afler a deli· Stead of weeks . Their price u ter.son at Sea ttl e un Aug. 22, is a cate brain opera on. 1!1 low compared to their comparative no vice who never haR Courche S:nt> 'B ex perience didn't 'falue. gon e more th an three rounds and save h.im in a fi ght against Bobby never had "' profc s~;ion.al bout. Bell last week . . He is a potenti al corpse. Rademacher 1s 29. a part-tim e YOUR PHYSICIAN Just as the poli ce slop peopl e amateur wh_n d idn't even m4ke t~e CAN PHONE 9 from des troyint: Lhl'mselves, 50 19!12 Olympt '. team and whose VIC· WHEN YOU NEED with the evid1•nee ot hand l! hould tory in 1956 was a di stinct upset. A MEDICINE Lh o!'le w1lh t h ~ power --. Congress, He can punch hut he is an unpro· Wash i n g t on '~>giJVNnor or the tected target fur a mun of Pat· Pick up your prescrip- NBA _ slep in 11 n 1J prevent t his lerkon 's punishing skills. 11 Killed La1t Y•ar tion II shopping near us. A d:~ n geruu s farce _ " l want t u gc•l the fc1•l of one They of the pos.qi bil ity that great many people entrust goo9 pro fi!'.ht," tt :.~dt•Jn aL"h e r s id he couldtalkwin with one '•lucky" 11 us wilb the responsibility r cee ntly. purJc h. They forge t that Patterson , of filling their prescripShould s.. Jackson for six years, daily has been tions. May we compound He coulrl .. ,.1 il fi r·s l hDnd today studying the grim ar t of destroyfrom a mar; na 1rlf'd Tom my Jack· ing the mAn who stand s In front yours? son. J <1cksun h:HI a5 pro f1ght s be- of him. fo re he fa ecd l'OtttL·rson's sledgi ng Eleven men wer·e kill ed in the fi.~ t ~ Mhnday mghL Against Pat- r ing last year. fr ~WI'lHtn" tP.rSO il , II IJ IIOish mg pu neher , he Ten died Of beati ngs the year •:.u:.; J · 1.:::rrr•n.J:l was il h uuwn ~ h ock abso rber before . wh mw k1 d nl'y~ c·ul l;qJRed 1n pai nIn 1953 th ere were 22 men PRESCRIPTION -·-·~ ~-- slain just a s- s urely as if ·they bad Friday'' Gamet bee n battere d w ~lh an iron pipe. CHEMISTS J'ittshura li :11 Chkar~ l) Putl.ing Hndemacher in against "A CYNIC IS A MA N WHO KNOWS THE PIUCE OF EVERYTHING, AND THE VAWE OF NOTHING" eJ Gr ove Oily. scheduled to ~ome here t or a tilt agalmt the OVA All..St.rs Aug. 16, capt ut:ed ili four th straight Ohio . National Baseball Congre9~ title Wednesday night with an 11.2 vietory over v ersaille s. t)>ick Walters, former Middle pon High School ace, a nd one or m ~ n ager J ac k McCl ain '~ stand · out pitchers, will hu rl agamst the OVA. The (late of th e all-sta r _game here undoubte dly will have to be changed slnee a play-olf series with Michiga n is also set to beg in Au ~. 16. Walters did not pl:teh l~ s t night although he haS tWO WinS to ttis credit In the Grove City's cl ub climb to t he fi na ls. Hls season rerord is lG-0, with an ERA f 080 • • • lDHSt. l..~:;~~t;·i~·~·~:~~Wii~ld~e-lJN~c~w~'~o~•·~k~"~clin~<c~i'~"'1"~ti~,~i~!.. I r at \1 1lwnu ki'e, 1 ., · St I 0 · · According to tJ!e Unit ed Pres.~ The victory puts Grove- City into the two-state playoff with th~ Michigan champion beginninj!; AuJ. ItJ. The 5ite of the contest will be deterinihed later. t Le ty Bryden pitched all the way Wednesday niiht, hoJdinf, Vei'sailles to aeven hits as dro•!t' City bat_ters mashed out 13- hits. It was . Bryden'B sl'!r:lh tourna-ment finals game. Grove City won the Coca Col:~ Boltling Co. award es the top team in the tournament. Second place , the B. T. Miller award , went to Versailles , while Piqua received the third place award. 'fhe Hillerlch and Dradsby Compan y's Loul9ville SlUgger champion ship award for the tou rnament's best batte r went tO Bob Blanchard, Grove City third bue- - REDLEOS WIN Th e Middleport DodGers Pony L~> at~: u e team was t-humped 12-0 lust eve ning by the Redlei• with a rour-inn ing no-hitter by Boone Hind y, brother of YelloW Jacket star Dave HLndy . The Redlegs climbed on l111er c u.qter for five runs in the first inn ing , 1\¥0 in the seeond aM five in the fourth . Ex tra base sluggerJ tor the winners were a triple by ltind}' 3.ntl a double by Ed Crooks, boL-,_ in th e last frame. Sl:t Dodger etman . Blallehard had eight hits In H ro rs hurt th eir effort. The Redlegs play the Phillie1 times at bat to beat ou t DJck Olpp Of Gi'o-v e City with eiJh t tuni gh t. Dodgers . . . 000 0-- 0 0 6 out or 11!. ---o-::----::-::--~- - Buh~ Braves' Big Money Pitch~r, Is SUPER-CUSHION by GOOD/iEJlR ., '\l'~re yalue unmatch.ed at a rock-bottom pnce 95, .,10 I \5 pk,r• ' lox and rccappalllt llrt I ( / ~Itt 111011 "rmouths, Fords, Clievrolors;' JiflidaOIIo, No1he1, ond Studebo••"· J ....... 8-T Cord Body IR more n•si~tant to slJock!' 't ='*'* ' 111111 bNIIool 4u.table rorutmnion meang longrr, safer 1 ~ ~ol~ troad .. nop.1ta.rt traction from fa raous Stop· JieliJIDI - P:rltt.r'a Gtmtt Detroit at W as hina:t.od, night Cle-veland at New Yort night Kanua City at Baltimore nlaht Chicaao at Bo1l011. niJbt <t -11· t. Pope wu too much pitcher with 11 nlee -curve -and screw ball. He shut the Ppmeroy dub dbwn with one hft, 1 hGmer bJ Torn Wblte in the 11t!COnd lnnlilg. Galli~li a jumped Ot r hm PomoE-i'oy pltehers fot 13 )litB, aided by four errors. The D~ertl ,lay the l'ankees i n M.tdatePort tonight in an ex· h1bitlon game. P omeroy · · · · · 010 000- •.. 1 "~l Gallipo!is . . . . 220 l6x- Jl 13 2 Arnold, Roberts {l!i) and Roberts, Mllre spenCer (3) Curd (5). FOR SHOCKS 7• Mullen ;•.as BY UNtTiD AMUICAN L£AGU! W 65 61 54 50 4t New York Ch icago Boston Cleveland Detroit Balti!hore Kansas Oit:r was•·,n· men L Pd. 34 .657 37 .622 (5 -~ 49 .505 •1\A 4t -~ At MULLENS SOHIO SEkVICE Pllolie 9391 Middleport GB 314 1~ 1& u.. 1!..--c 1 46 53 .465 19 86 .884 $t 3!1 63 ~ .M'l 31 " •• W~fl R"ulls Ra;ine•s rdth !rOfu the )as\ New Tork 2 Kahsai Cfty 0, lilt Little Lelp' g~me last night at New Ybtk .5 .Klll.aU City ~. ~nd Racine asalnst the Pirates ended Detitllt G Bo8tQil 8 , I1~C~le~v~e~la~n~d~4:B~a~lt~lm~....,;·~~O~n~i~gh~t~~;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~ •i~tery. in a lH It was Ri!lrtb Mnlght .eeeond halfRactne's win. Chicago 6 Washington IS night Racine -sewed it up in the third inning with aix runs as L . Pricf" Under the New Malulgement of walked, Duane Wolfe tripled M>tlhl' Price, Ted Bailey singled Samuel 0 . Perry sctJI'ina 'Wolfe, Don Arnott walk· cd; T~ Stump- walked, Jeff Lee JIPgled, PCOring Bailf'y and Ar· nott, Hewat'd Johnson was on via an errot· aild Stump ~tored, L. Pttee ws § en with an error scoring Lee. Dine Drli\lt and i>anee on the banks of the beautiful The Pirates got four in the Ohio Rl•er. last innlnf &IJainst Redne subs on a dou~~ b)' Meiet ahd slngJes IJy 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. OPEN DAiLY M:enclflhl ah(l Busile't, three- errors 11:ld one ;·,o nlk. HOTEL 1MARTIN BAit Pomeroy's Best! . • - - AUGUST CLEARANCE 1f2 PRICE I 36 38 37 to '3 2 I 2 % :;Lo;;;llf;o;s;.__ _ l 1 1 Shorts Fight Results ONE 14 T.V. SNACK TABLES ~ -. I3 I l\ti~. ' I . S'tkAW HAfl ....... ......... . RIZE' OIL CO. AutboriJed Goodyear ' Tire Dlotrlbulor . 700 E. Main St. Ph. 84 P01lleroy 1 ! 2 l 1f2 at 37 38 lit 1 8 7 7 3 ill 2 1 t ·- - . '5 . 4! 2 2 - • ,. SLACKS \ ' ONE HAI.F Values To '14.95 . -·- - ' ' N~ Alterations Please 1 • 1 Group Men'• Sport Slllrts Vilues to ,5.00 Values to .4.00 SALE $2.78 SAI..E .1.88 Hanlware od FDrnl&ure E. M~N Mlddl- ' • ' ... . . --·~ ..- j, ' Home !l'r. Of . . BERMUDA SDOR~ ...... V.. PRICE Arrow Shlrh LETART, W, Va. - -and daughte r ret urner! i o F'orl Bragg, N. C., af1N a several weeks visi t wi)il. her 1 .~poth er . Mrs. D. A . Sm ith. Mrs. Carri e Judson of Wheeling has be(' n vi siting here this week with re ~ati\•e s. Mrs. Ha rry Gib\u L~ visiting her son -in-law and daughter ~r and Mrs. Jack Frye in Chester. W. Va . Mrs. Frye has been ill. · Mh. A. K. McClung spent Wed· neiday in Huntington Miss Maxine Kearn s returned i n R' h n b i t s through out the countl'y, For i nstance, most of <.:onnedicut's trof'llc accdent1 last year occurred durin:- so-ealled "Ideal" drivi t.R" comlit 1one - In broad daylight,. during good weather, on sl.roight, well-paved road&. Contn1 ry to whnt you might. lmugine, experienced motoriata got into troub!(' for more often than novice drivers. Furthermore, male mptqrists were inVolved in fiv.e t.i~' aa many a('cidents aa Wom· en] (Who says women ares'~ the auf est dri vers ?) Of the 33,880 accldents re. corded in Connecticut, 21,333 oc curred in c:lear weather, HM~lO o.n good road ~urf&ees attd :!fl,. 8:i4 in rlayllght. The maJoritJ' of lhe 62,627 drivel-s lnvol'fed In these occidenLH had been driY· tng at leost 11 years. And ol these drivers, 51.44.2 wel'e men. Heading the list of accident ~aueu were, as might be expect· ed, ~xces s ive sp~~d and drlvilr ih· attention. Following the ear ahead too closel y, tlrivin!t on the wrong side ur tl .e road, driving ofr the rund, cutting in 11nd out of traffic, were the causes of many other accident11. '1n tnday's Nodern, comp1e'i: highway trnvel." uid Tyban. "l!afe driving Ia the otd.r ljlnd of drivinr:r that should M pradh:ed. "Your dr iving licimRtl glvea you the privilegt'- hOt the rie-bt-to drin•. Careful, courteo'l& driven un conti nue to en joy this priv~ ile.l!:e, while c:u-e.leSI! or dangerous driVers mu st be taken off the r oads. It'e u cleur and aimple 88 3 DA.YS oN·LY . TO LIMIT -UANTITlES 100 Men's Suits I I I 1 ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR UUO Plain colo-rs, and rendom colors. This is an exceptional good buy . Just A Few In Group DRESS SUitS · · · ...... .... · $6.98 to $14.98 Plain and Caney patterns. Sizes 6 to 18. Regular price $13.95 to $29.95. ON SALE $17.50 to $30.00 41 Man'• HANI)KERCHIEFS · · .... · .. .. .. .. .. · · · Sale 7t In enklet and long top gty1es. quality. Would seiJ at 49e. Cool wools in ten, grey and navy. Si.zes 37 to 46. Sold formerly · Limit 12 to a customer. Men'a 100 Pairs Men'• Summ.r and Yur Rourld Men's SHOP CAPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . On Sale 25c FANCY VESTS · · ·...... · · .. · Now Just 5Ck 40 SanforiZ€d, StripeS and Plain Colors. Regular 48c: and~­ Mo"' lut Wool : . Jvy strl,pes, Plai1l.£,P10J'.t!, Both brief and Boxer styles. 8.ize-. 28 t o 50. Regular price ~ -95 to $4.95. . BATHING SUITS .. .. .. .. .. On Sale $1.00 $29.50. All styles and colors. Sizes (l to 18. Regular priee $1.9~ to $2.95. 80 Men's Summe-r Weight Boya' SPORT COATS .. · .... .. · .. $9.75 to $13.98 . KNIT BRIEFS .. · · · .. · .. On Sale 4 for $1.00 Linen weave. Just right for summer weer. An exceptional buy at A must for back to school. Sizes 4 to 16. this price. Sizes :36 to 42 . Rf'gttlar price $19.50 to $27 .95. Sl••• SPORT SHIRTS · .. · · · .. .. .. .. On Sale $1.00 Men'1 Slipover Men'• Short SWEATERS .... ...... · · · .. Now Only $2.00 Plain shades and farwy paLterns, Sizes small , medium and large. Values to $2.98. Men's SPORT SHIRTS .. · · .... · ·.. · .. · 2 for $2.98 ' I • All colors and sizes. Regular $2." to $3.95. Short " " " Checks: and fancy patterns, Broadcloth and cotton plisae. Sizes 2 to 14-. Regular $1 .49 end $1.69. ' 15~ Bop• OVERALL PANTS . . . . . . .. . . ' .. . . . . .. . . ' $1.00 Blue Denim, detachable straps. Sil:es 1 to 6. Men*a Lon1 SINve SPORTS SHIRTS · .. · .. · · · · 0. Sale Yz Cotton Pliue, and Broadcloth. Sizes 8 to 18, reaulu price S2.95. \ M.n's La111 SIMn NYLON SHIRTS .. · · .. · .. · ·· · .... Now $3.00 . ...- SHIRT AND BOW TIE SETS .. · ·· .. .. ·· · $1.00 WALKING SHORTS .. · .. · · · $1.49 to $3.48. Men's 0... AIIROtted coJOrs, sites 28 to 42. Originally sold for $2.98 to $6.95. SWEATERS · · ·· · -· .. · .... · · On Sale ),} Price J_ust right tor Men's Whitt Drctf Stitch SUMMER SHIRTS Now Only $2.00 UNIFORM PANTS · · · · · · · · · ·· · On Sale $2.00 the we_ather ahead. AU wool sUponr st)'les. Wanted sLZes and colors. Ori(ID.Illy $4.98 to $8.o&. · ...... BIB OVERALLS . . .. .. . ' .. . . . .. . . . . . . .. . $1.00 Sires 2 to G. Meft'l LO"''I ....... Broken sizes, 30 pair in lot. Orlginslly •. 95. FANCY KNIT SHIRTS · · · · · · · · 0. Salt $1.b0 Mtn's String lncluded in tltis lot are W®ls, tabardiaes and eottons. You'll ieVthl of these. Values to $!1.95. T I E S .. · .. .. .... · · · · · · · · .... · 3 for $1.00 J'ACKETS .. ................... .. $1.00 Sizes 2 tu 12. Regular price $1.98. A very niee assortment. You'll want several of these. DRESS SHIRTS · · · · .. · · .. .. Now Only $2.00 M.n'• A very good name Brand. Originally $3.91 and $".95. Assorted colors and sizes. RegUlar $2.08 ahd $3.98 . BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS HOBBY JEANS .. · · · · · · .. .... · ·' · Now $2.00 SPORT SHiRTS ........ .. .... On Sale $1.00 On sal• - .C., .. _, .'·~ Limit - G to a customer. ' Broadcloth and woven fabrics. Fancy patterns and Ivy Stripes • Shes 6 to 18, originally $1 .98. lor•' Welt•rn Mm'a Fur Felt HeaavY weight; JJzeg 8 to 12. Reg. price 'l.Q. · Just 14 in thii lot. Orlglnllly $?.&0. Limit,:_ 1. Men'• Odd Lot Boy•' 0 V ER ALL S ............ .. .. · · · .... · $1.00 want Mtn's Boys' Short Slftft Boya' Weatem Denim Price Small, medium, large, and extra l.arge. Originally $2.118 to $$.98. Broken sites. Ori&inally $2-Bfi. Men's Ideal lor golf and fishing. Sizes 6% to 7¥.1, all colors, an exceptiona-l value at 15c. LIMIT 3 PElt CUSTOM~It Si:zes 6 to 12. Originally $1.95 to $2.98 . Men's Sizes are broken. Originall.y $3.95. Men's Straw Cops WAlKING SHORTS ·· ·· · · Reduced ),} Price A nice run of Sites. ValueR to $1.". On Sale $1.00 SPORT SHIRTS · · · .. · · · .. · · .. .. 2 for $1.00 Boy•' Just :Min lot, Sizes 1, 2, 3. Regular 97e. Wool, rayon, and corduroy included in this lot. Boys' Short Slen• A very good brand, a good run of si.:es. Originally $3.95. SHIRTS · · --.. · · .... -· · On Sale 2 ,for $1.00 j KNIT SHIRTS ·· · .. · · · · · .. · · $1.48 to $1.98 OVERALLS ........ .. ........ Now $2.00 lnfanh' Knit Dress Pants Men'a Cotton a.~k PAJAMAS · · ·· · · · · · ·· · ·· · · · · · · 0• Sale $1.48 Values to $7.95 All colors, sizes small , medium, large and extra larJe. You have to see to believe. Values to $3 .95. · le&horns and woven straws. Value up to $8.%. Sizes 141;t to 17. On Sale 88c ,. .... Boys" Summ•r Some only siightly soiled . Values to $7.95. Men's Short Sl"vt aoti' and Rayon of first All wanted colon. Originally $2.98 to $3.95. Men's Lac• Boya' Ivy league and splash patterns. Our best make of sport ~oats are inclucierl in this group. Sizes 35 to 46. Regular rwice $22 .50 to SPORT SHIRTS · · .. .. · · .. ...... 7Se and 85c ~otton BATHING $UITS · · · · · · · · · · · · $1.48 to $2.48 CHAMBRAY WORK SHII1TS ' Plain and fancy patterns. Sizes 2 to 8x. Rceular price 97c. Fancy Men's 81!11 Men'a '.SPORT COATS .... .. ·: · · $11.95 to $14.75 The diets of many peraon1 eon. 1i11t mainlr ot. the 4iehes lhey like · beat. On tlie aurfaae this· aeeme a good diet policy l:mt to cont.itnli eatin,, durl~ t\e aummer Mat, the dllhea roo enjoy in winter, is not a good diet procedure. com.. mon ~tn•e should tell ut that beat.prodturinr foodt ean be eateD in treater quantity in cold weathei' th•n in the summer. The Intake ot U.Tbohydratea and sugars1 which are heat produ.::ing, ehould be aharply reduced. The eonsump. tlon of sweet ro11!!1., cakes, cookies, · and stlf'ehy foods ·ahdUid be de. creased but not neceaaari 1- fililnl· H tood" -• ld nated.- eavy. pa1y . s •uOU be eliminated In hot wta\Mr. 1 Soft dr.inb and soda fountain c~n•eoetlona with a heavy surar coilt:ent.ahould bflta~n lp&riftl'lt. Starchy bNakfast food&, bot-cakes tbat contain stareh, plua butter and qrup. however well. liktd, will rildU(e ;out. vit.lltt and real1tanee. Clnd1 ihould bd eaten sParingly, it at all. The dlet ahould bEl amplified •ith-7freah fruita, greea, Jea.~ vegetables, salads, ecgs, fleh ani:l i lean meats. The amount of aalt ' 1· used thould bt "*rtlllil!d,ao u . tG replace the extra amount ot till ' hlinerallo.st durtflr. ~cU~tiVe plilr· _I it;il·ation. 'q'he citric achl frultl, 1 orange•. lemons. limd, and rra~· fruit thould become pi.rt. of tHe dally diet duril\lt hot weather, I~ ls normal to dMnlc more 'in hot ', weathel" t(l ttplaCe the bod)' ftuid-. j tlut drinka lhould be cool~ not iced. Plent)t of eleep will help to re-.Store deplet.ed erlerb. An occil• I · eional vialt tO ,001' dOetoJ of chlr.. opractic for d'--taey ad'iiiee and reliel from ' nerVe tlmsiOn 11 ~en~ ' sibl~ prOeedur~. Basic hl')t weather 1 diet is • hea"/ intake of essential vitamint an mineral•-• de-crease ib itarchea, fat& end au~rar,, Foi!O\It th,1e litnple rule• and you DRESS HOSE . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . On Sale 11e SUMMER SUITS · · · · · · · · · · $13.75 to $25.00 Among these are all wool, Dacron and wool . Rayou and Linen wcrwe. Also wash end wear. Sizes 28 to M. Small Alteration charge. Regular price $5 .95 to $15.00. W L - D'· .at...r ..t Men's Men'a Whitt STRAW HATS · · .. · .. · · · · · .. Now Just $1.00 0 Hot On Sale $10.00 Br.~v•' Regular $35.00 to $60.00 Suit. DRESS SLACKS ...... .. · .... · $2.98 to $7.50 Time Te Chiinp SUITS WORK HOSE -· · ...... .. · · .. · On Sale 11 c Man's T Men's All Wool Men'• $17.50 to $50.00. Mrs. Gertrude Warner s pe11t a day recently with Mrs. Willis F rost. Chester. Mrs. Lucy Hayes spent W e dne ~d :~ y night and Thursda y with he r children , Mrs. Frank Cheese· br_ew and son Clifford Hayes jn Middleport. · Norma Jean Cain ~nd son o! Ath!'lns spent a few days with her sister. Mrs. Wahl Spencer. Mary Jean Bing visited with Je!Ty and Jack Frederick one day last week . , Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frederick sons and Mrs. Curt Frederick called on Mr. and Mrs. Iva n Wood, Pomeroy, Saturday. E.<~thcr Hayes and Jim Ridenour visited the !alter's father, Buel Ridenour, who is in the Holzer Hospital where he is suffering . from a snake bile . Mr . and Mrs. E. C. Hayes and John called on Mrs. Lucy Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Curt Frederick Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Kelly and hil children of Mor(antown, mother and sister of Sistersvill-:o were guests of the Paul Kelly family Saturday. DOORS OPEN 9 A Me • Dll~TIC REDtJcrtONS HR ME~ AND BOYS- SHOP EVERY DEPARTMENT SAVE UP TO IJt, 113, lh ON MOlT ITEMS -ALL SALES CASH. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT I QAK HIll FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAy • AUGUST 2, 3 I I F•·ederick. 8 Taken FrOm Our Nationally Advertised Stott . Mr!, Ada Ho(fman, son Brpe!l nnd friend of Cincmnatl were recent guests ol -All·. and Mrs. [{u ~ sell Hoffman of Plain VaHey. h k Gloria Crump spent t e Wl~e eru.l in New Haven. Mrs. Ercell ·and Nellie Adk \1' '> ond MrJ. Ethel Fry called on Mis.!! Ella Bl cs.slng SundaY. Earl Keefer and Ivei King at· tended camp meeting at Union , camp \grounds Seturday night. 1 Mr. and MrR. Guy Blessing of I M11son 11 pent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. RoBS Winebrenne r. Mr. -and Mrs. Lealie Smith of Mason, Mr. and MTs. Kenneth Smith and Belinda wer~ Sunday ~ vening guests of Mr. and Mrs. ln:tl Roush . M_rs. Ina Weigand and son Billie, Mrs. Leo Rou~h and chil· Mr . 1 ~ n 11 spent Satu-r day with and Mrs. Daniel Weigand and daughter, Huntlngton. --- Gweu DRIVER CAREI.ESSNESS, not driving condi tionS, are responsible for the majority of accidents. · And t o prove it, Jnhn T. Tynan, Connecticut Commissioner of Motor Vchielcs, l'Cl'ently g nve me some pretty convincing sta· tistics wh ic h are represe ntativP. of drh·- 1 MANY OTHER SAVINGS Oil Merdullldlse .. •. Mrs. By Jenne Smith, Dodge sarety Conaultant 20% Redudlolll On All Year-RinlDd SUITS llld SPOilT COATS - McMaster of Don't Blame the Weather $4.75 . ~.;,~t•;,;, ':ii~~~:~': "• wlt.'un~~; Frank-ie. Rou sh. fa_mHy whil l• Mrs. Rou sh 1S hospitallzed. u mrs. Nancy Johnson, New lla· ven was a weekend visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foreman. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young and family, Mason. w ~ re Sunda y evening g uests or Mr . and Mrs. · Alburtis Young. Mr. and M1·s. Lawrence Stewart attendt•d the Ap]1alaehiftn picn ic Sunday. Mrs. Jerry Sl'ott (Pb.yllis Van Meter) and new da ughter Lisa from Gail ha ve been return ed Holzer Hos pi l:~ l to the home of her grandm other Mrs. May Van Meter. Mrs. Harry Hall sc ott w:~ s in Pomeroy Satu rday. V e r n :~l Joh nosn atlendecl R meeting in Mar ietta- Sunday. Mrs. El\e~ Young attended camp meetiu g nt Un ion Saturday night. Mrs. .lac k Rq, nolds and dauhters or Point Pleasant were I I one Group Men'• Year Around SW1M WEAR ...••. . '\ RID11CED 118 NEW 'CLOSING HOURS THRU LABOR DA V Fridays 8:38 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday ,8:30 a.m. lo 5:30p.m. "· 2nd .... I Ill 1 Giva)t Mtll'l 8\iett lihl~ . . liON 1111 ON GOODYJAR IIIII 11W1 ON ANY OTHER KINOl 48 Summer and Year Around Weight Reduced opent I 2 ltediidi ' 44 G~OUP (46l PANA~!i • 4% SPORT COATS • $1.79 48 Reduced 113 All Other Summer Suits All Summer Slacks . . . . . . . . Reduced Y4 One Group Men's Jackets ...... Vz Price ---- ,. I MOTOR JAAIDS 1 vato~on • tt VlrJlnY lJeacl'l. The Ladiea Friendahip Circle Mra. Mmill Jttbnaon l hd dau. beld u~ third annual family pl.e- abter or GalllpollJ h1ve beu nJe at Porlland Park on Sunda.,. visiting ! .,-. !nd Mrt. W. T. Stone. J 1 · Miss Dorothy Turnbull of Bosu Y 28 with approximately 2.'J ton , Masa .. Ia ape ndJna: her vata- · peuona present. A basket dinner wa.s ~~en) ><! d lion here wilh r elatives. . _ r Oyt! al noon an . Mra. Mn. Ru tter Knly ht returned to Helen Roush wa1> honored w1lh a her ' employment at 9t1ttlert In towel showt•r In observance of p •h er blr t hda•, Attend ' .. omeroy 11t er aeve ral wt h a a 0· mg Wl'r · 11ence. · ~r. and Mr5. Payl Fltzgl.'nld and I Mary Brt. nnon of Pt. Pleasant Lind11; Helen Ebas; Et ta Youni; wu 1 sueat ae veral daYS or M• M.rf. Alm a Colem1m and Larry · d .. J " c ' Mr and M B R h o 'lan m.n. . m. . rump. · rs. enny oua ' aMrs Mal)' Ann Kla11 baa revid, Ronn ie anct Le onard all of 1 turned home fro-m 8 week's vB{:uWest Colu mb ia; Mr. and .Mrij. lion spent wlth her daughter£, Donald Roush, Ca th y, Donna and Mrs. Allah Seyfried and Miss Alfred, New Haven; ~ r. and Mrs. Louise K1au, Columbua. E(Jg~r ArnoU and Ricky, MJ~dleAliet Howard, ParkenburP. 1 • port, 1\~ rs. Doris Ead.s and Lmda; _ spent the weekend 'With her par- . Mrs. MLldrcd Brumley and Marty; ents Mr. and Mrs. Stephen How· 1 and Joyce Ca r~en,ter , Pt. Pl ei!H· arrl.' ant; Braun,da L1evmg oC Letart. Dr. C. W. Petty of Atlanta, Ga. 9 eorge rrcw and J ack Cart - who ls a house guest of Mr. and · W~l g~t at_te nded a ball ~ame i r! Mrs. G. E. Mitchel, Kayloug, l Cinc1nn at1 Sunday. 1 spent Monday here . J . M. Crump was li" business Mr. an~ Mrs. Or vllll! Cole man accompa n1e d by Mr. a nd Mrs. visitor at Pt. Pleasant Saturday . I Bobby Roush. ~e w H a\·c~ ll P"-" ~1~ Mr. • and Mrs. David Batey and the w ~kend w1th relatives i.1 children r eturned to their hom r East l~iV('r pool. in Columbu s. While here they . Sy lvia Col eman was a Su nday were guests of Mr. end Mn. W. dmnl!r guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. Sto-ne Lawrence Co l ~ ma n ,- Pt. Pleas ant. Floyd McMilltn spent Saturday Mr . and ~rs. Benn y Roush and in Point Pleasant. sons took Mtss Braunda Lievin g 1 2 • I stouts thlo ..... !rom , WEST COlUMBIA By Virginia Carleton First Lt. and Mrs. R. K. Wilscm Mens Summer Suits· .:;Re;;.l@l=a;,;ra.__ _l / Hartford News ONE GROUP (44) 35 • •• Stewart. Misses Peaehi e EJias and Mona By Mrt. Hattle Fredarlek Van Meter have beeri on vacation Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stewart, from their d uties at the G. c. Nel sonv ill e, vi sited Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Stor e, Pt. ' Pleasant. I Curt Frederick Wednesday, also called on Mr. a·nd Mrs. Norman tREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE. 34 r Sund,y gu" ' ' STARTS FRIDAY, AUG. 2 I ' l See BASEBALL Rl$UL T -·- ( P ope an"• W"·· lUll;!~ on.uo:......,n 31. WiN Sli!TH GAME Patterson be stical lnd is mt a ry disgrace wh ich even long tohesa The Redlegs , trailin g 5·2 , scorCHfCAGO UP- Bob Buhl,. who masquer ader. :u a s port. If it goes might be pitching the Chicago ed three in the Jas ti~ £ Lhe ninth Lh rou11h, it may be time lo outlaw White ~ox toward a pe nnant ex- to tie, two on Ted ··'Kluszewski'; th i.~ bloody busint~ss once again. ce pt for fl littl e mi11la.ke the Sox pinch homer, and beat the Phil ~ mnde , kept th e Milwaukee Braves with an llth-innl!lg ru n on Gus atop the wild Nalional Lcagtle Bell 's double an d Joe Nuxhall's fl11g scramble torla y -and is now pinch single . their big mone)' pitcher. The Yankees ma de i1 16 out of Deetle-browcd Bub\ posted vir 17 against lhe A's as Kob Turl ey lory No. 13 for t he Braves Wecl nesdlly n\ght , 4-2. on an eig.ht· h'urled a five-hiller in the openel' hitler over the Pitts burgh Pirate.~ and Don Larse n, with ninth-innto malnt01 in their ha lf-game l e~ rl ing help, pi tc hed a two-bitter In the nightcap. Miclrey Mantle'~ Mn"WA t: KF. E U P - The Na- ove r the St. Louis Cardinaht 28th homer teatured thoe fin! tional Boxin g A~ s n _ dropp ~d Tom· 1t w1u the fourth straight win Rlngli'•l mv Hurri ('ane Ja ckson tO No. ~ for the hard-throwing right hilnd- win and Bill Skow~· on in· its rulin gs becauRe In losing to er anrl left him second only Lo home the run that broke a 4-4 dram (lion F'l o)' d Pnlterson "Jack· the Phill ies' Jack Sanford for tie in the dghth Inning of thl' son's abiliL.v was only to ab~ orb most victories in th e Nalioual ~ econd . puni sh ment, " Frutl SaJd y, NBA ( 'h ampionship Committee Chair· I.e~f~~-his is so much appl csau cl' HALSEY lUSTING nran, said today . fur the Whlte Sox, who firs t siQnNEW YORK UP- Fleet Arlm E1ldie Machen of California WD! ed hlm to u minor leagu e ('On· William F. Bull Halsey .Jr., who 1 movud up to the No I cont!!nder'R tr11ct In 1947 . ll developed !he suffered a j:!erebral h~orrhage spot in the he~vywelght division , s igning took plAce before h;.i SunCiey, wfs repor.ted resting followed by Zon1 Folley of Arizona clnss Q:raduated from high school comfortably end " 'doing fin e" toand Roy Harris of Texas. so the baseball comm issioner day at Doctors HoRpltal. Arg('nlin.c heavy weight Alex Ml- made him a fr·ce agent and lhis 1 :;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l td f. wh o vaulter! from the non- time he siwned with Lhe Br11v es. ll1 r aH•d rank l:l to No. 0 with a earth KHp l'ace •· worKm anship" deris ion over Ju· The Cerd!nnls kept pace wilh II lios Mederos, was cttogen the &· I victory ovef the Giants be· NBA boxer of Lhe month for July , bind Herm Wehmeier anti thln:l· Saddy s11ld . place Brooklyn moved within two games of the top by beating Chi· callo. twice, 3·2 and 2-l. Fifth place Cincinnati beet fourlh-plllce Philadelphia, 6-S, In an 11 -inning By Ul\ltM Prwu nhrhter. PORTHCAWL, Wales. Fr1M FJll., AUG. 2, 9:00 p.m. IDT In the AL pennent chase, the Jon•t., \10, lcot11nd, knockt41 TRIAI.I 'I: UO p.M. New York Yankees lnf'reased out L..., Relet, 111, W1ln 11. GUARANTEED "PURSI!: - $300 their league lead to 3~ J&mes aplnst to% net 1ate. Mod.Uied, by beating their Kahsu City MIAMI lEACH. t(kl Oavlstrictly stoek & •clunhr dlvi· "couains" twice, 2-(t anti. tr-•. Cbt• lan, t 53, C:uiM, outpointed Ga.. lions. Adult., $1.15. ttnc;Ser te, Clfo won a sihfh!t ft'Om Washln&· p.ar Ortqe, 146Ya, Mexico 10. FIIEE. PartielpoUbl driveli' ton , 6-&, while Detroit downed wivea, FREE. Modified& 80 Boston, &.S and Cleveland blanked inlles or more out guatan"ed II LACK Baltlritore 4-0. h5i atrletl, stoCks • tlutllera WROUGHT IRON LEGS Wehmeier, Redlq WtOff, sctrt• $1:USO. Competition open. In tered 11even hlt.!l, lncludlng Hank event of lnclembt 'Wea\ber, Sauer's 14-th hOme run, tOo beat l)une will be 1001J\ net lr:ate. Also ncea Sun., Aut. 4, 3:00 7). tttc Glanta u Al :Do~i'k l~d ht.i m. EDT. Same -auarantee to support with four hlta. It was the drivers, either race. Carda' fifth consecutive ..-in. Lantn ,.tch" Two-Hitter " o. 11d a sing le and M61r:-r al11o hat\ "nottl.'t sih1le. Wee 1,-I)OY ' WOlfe h t tl M l)tbet tr iple ~nd J oftmoti a oJ ·mblP and P hili p Robertt l trlp1~. Ptrale pitchers fau n-~ r\ four ~ nd wrl1ked Sfven . Racine's Stump fanned three aed walled non e rlld JOhruon far ,r.e.i five ~ 11 1! .vaU... ed none. Pirates . . . . . . . 000 004-t 6 4 naeine . . . . . . . . . 106 20x- 9 8 a Busnet, M. Mencbini, (1) , T . Shll£>teen (4), J. Skas .een (!I and ,1...'!er. Tom Stum.,. Ho·,..arrl J < • ~uuoc (4) tnd Roy Hn"·elt, [hJ .>:le Wolfe (6). The Dodfers Little Leagua team, ._..._end lty a.,b Bowen. of d!e Ylllll'eetlo Jatn H1mm, TOm W:hite , Jtl'te Spen-eer anft Tom -;~.hff'~· h• h , all of the Redl-ep , p~ · to Galllpoll.J \\'eliD~sdsy eve:n lng and played Cltr · wide col1-ec:Uon of Itltle league~. losing -- I ... chini with two other hitS, a triple LOSE IN GALLIPtL!S Winner With No.l3 Over Pittsburgh Jackson Given No.5 Ranking After Beating ~-T Red!.., .., . . . . . . 11211 !--.12 - •• Othet P\rate bitten were Men· Pony, Little Lt.ague Roundup: Indians Win; Redl~gs Vittors Pomf'rO)' Pony Leaguer Inilah~ er.lged l hf' Tigers in a brl,lliant a:ame last nll(hl 2·1 behip.d the nne !-hitter tossed ~y an W"tl· son. Bu ffingt:Oh 6f tbe IOB~h ga\·e up only thi'ee hits. The win gave the Indiil.ns record or 8-9 in ~ leag'lle p)l!-', ii[o<' · fo r 1\eCond pi a~ behlhd the figers who sewed u p th e champ io1lshi p la!t week. In the Tiger· first Buff1Clgtc r. got to fi r st on an error and went on to secon d and scored Poulin's single. In the fu urlh innin(l Wibon single d a nd we nl to secOnd and thi rd on an error , then stoiE" home. The Ind ia ns w.on It in tiM> bottom of the sixth on Bill Wll· ~on 's t riple who .. scored on an error on Quall'-s grGund ball. Buffingt on fanned nine and wa lked two. Wilson fanned 10 and walked two. Th e I n d ~<HlS play lhelr final again!t Raclile. game tonight Sy.-acu se wtll play ttie Tigen at Syrat· use. Tigt!rs 100 000-1 1 3 lndlans . . . . 000 101-! S 3 Burhngton and EbehWCh. Wilson and Reed. . ··aza ..,;a Grove City Takes Fourth Ohio Title 4--Dailv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, 0 .. Aug. 1, 1957 Jllhiladelpbi.a - .. - .. FJ ..,...,__ ·. ...,..,. --:'41!11JJ"J1 .. - · "t ~"'.. ·a W HATS · .. .. .. .... · · .. · .... On Sale $1.00 SUMMER JACKETS On Sale $2.49 to $6.49 DRESS PANTS · · · · ~ prf~a Ivy Learue ltripe~ Polish cotton and Gabard1nea. SiZes 3t to 46. Wools and Gabardines. Some a'te Will:b •nd weAr Fabriclil. Ori&ln~ $2.49 to $3.98 Men's Values to Dress ·Shirts Broken Sizes Now $1.00 for your drivln2." ~ !:,.!~JLC!:! ~f!J!_ee. ···- -!OnlyYOO-n~·~·•iU~I-•~~~u~~lt_~~:~:~:J~P:•:~:·~~: · :·•:8~•:$:a:a:a:._ _ _~---·------~~=·':ly~~:~:a~t•~l:':·9:n:._____·~~---~-------~~=======~===========~~~~~ i .. • •' �- -... ... . . ......... II • - lh\'t!OHAL W L Pet. GB 80 41 •. SM 58 40 .!192 " 'ltilwaukee St. LIAOU! LOuis ~D 57 t2 576 1 Tlw Dailu Sentinel M: •• .560 :p ~ Cftltbmlti . . . . . ~ 44 5~ 4 Mew-1'ork . . 43 51 .430 161.-l PitbburJh 36 M .3!56 24 Chltqo . . . . 33 55 .337 23 ~ R"ultl l!root.ln 3 Cbiea go 2. 1st Brook lyn 2 Chicago 1. 2nd Appearance Here Conflicting With Michigan Date DESK SPORTS w.-...,-. MUwaukee 4- Pittsburgh 2 mght St. Ltltlis S New York l night Cliclnnati 6 Philadelphia 5, I I innings, nig ttt l>y Chel TannchiJJ N o t e : Oscar Fraley, the U nited Press rambling sports re· porte r who readit'S every corner of th e natio n with his ''Sports Parad e'' has cogent remar k s today about the sch eduled boxing match b f'lween P e t e R adamacher and h ea-vywe ig ht c ham pion Fl oyd Pa tte r son. ns h ave t a ke n the powe r F f8 ley s u ggt!? l S. that since A merica . . . . •(Author's Name Belowl to legis la t e agains t peopl e_ c_o mmllting sui c ide, a nd e ve~ mu· Although it is a statistical · tUating the mselves, this f1gnt should be stopped . The l~ferfact that the price the aver· ence also is t h at if t hts should happen t o turn out to be a fight, age famil y spends for the ir and not a sla u ghter. it would be on ly beca u se of mercy in th_e medicines is now - a lesser heart of P atter son . In eithe r case the res ults ca nno t but fatl percentage of their total in' ' ' £ h f ht to d e fla te th e dwmdhng,prcsllge O t e tg ga me. c:!Ome than it used to be ten TOD AY S SPORTS PARADE years a-go, it is also a fact By 01c•r Fral•y ttJat their benefits are 1\0.W Con gre!!S, the gover nor Of the full prol e~:. state or Washington and the Na"They ten me I can m~ke $10.· Jhuch greater. iunal Bo:x lng Assn. are on trial 000 out of t his fi ght ," sa1d Radet Modern prescriptions are today in t he casf' of am ate-u r boxer macher seve ra( weeks ago. really a great value because Pete Rade ma cher . He might ask young Courchesne, Rademacher is t he Olympic a veteran of 50 profes~ lon a l bouts, they help you to get well so nt cna mpion. But Rade· how much that money .is worth ibuch more qull!kly . that h.a'"""eig 1 bed •, . bcr who i.s sc hed uled to fi ght when you li e in a hosp1ta jou are sick only days, in· ma~ heavy w~ig hl cham(l io n Floyd Pat - fi ghting fur yo ur life afler a deli· Stead of weeks . Their price u ter.son at Sea ttl e un Aug. 22, is a cate brain opera on. 1!1 low compared to their comparative no vice who never haR Courche S:nt> 'B ex perience didn't 'falue. gon e more th an three rounds and save h.im in a fi ght against Bobby never had "' profc s~;ion.al bout. Bell last week . . He is a potenti al corpse. Rademacher 1s 29. a part-tim e YOUR PHYSICIAN Just as the poli ce slop peopl e amateur wh_n d idn't even m4ke t~e CAN PHONE 9 from des troyint: Lhl'mselves, 50 19!12 Olympt '. team and whose VIC· WHEN YOU NEED with the evid1•nee ot hand l! hould tory in 1956 was a di stinct upset. A MEDICINE Lh o!'le w1lh t h ~ power --. Congress, He can punch hut he is an unpro· Wash i n g t on '~>giJVNnor or the tected target fur a mun of Pat· Pick up your prescrip- NBA _ slep in 11 n 1J prevent t his lerkon 's punishing skills. 11 Killed La1t Y•ar tion II shopping near us. A d:~ n geruu s farce _ " l want t u gc•l the fc1•l of one They of the pos.qi bil ity that great many people entrust goo9 pro fi!'.ht," tt :.~dt•Jn aL"h e r s id he couldtalkwin with one '•lucky" 11 us wilb the responsibility r cee ntly. purJc h. They forge t that Patterson , of filling their prescripShould s.. Jackson for six years, daily has been tions. May we compound He coulrl .. ,.1 il fi r·s l hDnd today studying the grim ar t of destroyfrom a mar; na 1rlf'd Tom my Jack· ing the mAn who stand s In front yours? son. J <1cksun h:HI a5 pro f1ght s be- of him. fo re he fa ecd l'OtttL·rson's sledgi ng Eleven men wer·e kill ed in the fi.~ t ~ Mhnday mghL Against Pat- r ing last year. fr ~WI'lHtn" tP.rSO il , II IJ IIOish mg pu neher , he Ten died Of beati ngs the year •:.u:.; J · 1.:::rrr•n.J:l was il h uuwn ~ h ock abso rber before . wh mw k1 d nl'y~ c·ul l;qJRed 1n pai nIn 1953 th ere were 22 men PRESCRIPTION -·-·~ ~-- slain just a s- s urely as if ·they bad Friday'' Gamet bee n battere d w ~lh an iron pipe. CHEMISTS J'ittshura li :11 Chkar~ l) Putl.ing Hndemacher in against "A CYNIC IS A MA N WHO KNOWS THE PIUCE OF EVERYTHING, AND THE VAWE OF NOTHING" eJ Gr ove Oily. scheduled to ~ome here t or a tilt agalmt the OVA All..St.rs Aug. 16, capt ut:ed ili four th straight Ohio . National Baseball Congre9~ title Wednesday night with an 11.2 vietory over v ersaille s. t)>ick Walters, former Middle pon High School ace, a nd one or m ~ n ager J ac k McCl ain '~ stand · out pitchers, will hu rl agamst the OVA. The (late of th e all-sta r _game here undoubte dly will have to be changed slnee a play-olf series with Michiga n is also set to beg in Au ~. 16. Walters did not pl:teh l~ s t night although he haS tWO WinS to ttis credit In the Grove City's cl ub climb to t he fi na ls. Hls season rerord is lG-0, with an ERA f 080 • • • lDHSt. l..~:;~~t;·i~·~·~:~~Wii~ld~e-lJN~c~w~'~o~•·~k~"~clin~<c~i'~"'1"~ti~,~i~!.. I r at \1 1lwnu ki'e, 1 ., · St I 0 · · According to tJ!e Unit ed Pres.~ The victory puts Grove- City into the two-state playoff with th~ Michigan champion beginninj!; AuJ. ItJ. The 5ite of the contest will be deterinihed later. t Le ty Bryden pitched all the way Wednesday niiht, hoJdinf, Vei'sailles to aeven hits as dro•!t' City bat_ters mashed out 13- hits. It was . Bryden'B sl'!r:lh tourna-ment finals game. Grove City won the Coca Col:~ Boltling Co. award es the top team in the tournament. Second place , the B. T. Miller award , went to Versailles , while Piqua received the third place award. 'fhe Hillerlch and Dradsby Compan y's Loul9ville SlUgger champion ship award for the tou rnament's best batte r went tO Bob Blanchard, Grove City third bue- - REDLEOS WIN Th e Middleport DodGers Pony L~> at~: u e team was t-humped 12-0 lust eve ning by the Redlei• with a rour-inn ing no-hitter by Boone Hind y, brother of YelloW Jacket star Dave HLndy . The Redlegs climbed on l111er c u.qter for five runs in the first inn ing , 1\¥0 in the seeond aM five in the fourth . Ex tra base sluggerJ tor the winners were a triple by ltind}' 3.ntl a double by Ed Crooks, boL-,_ in th e last frame. Sl:t Dodger etman . Blallehard had eight hits In H ro rs hurt th eir effort. The Redlegs play the Phillie1 times at bat to beat ou t DJck Olpp Of Gi'o-v e City with eiJh t tuni gh t. Dodgers . . . 000 0-- 0 0 6 out or 11!. ---o-::----::-::--~- - Buh~ Braves' Big Money Pitch~r, Is SUPER-CUSHION by GOOD/iEJlR ., '\l'~re yalue unmatch.ed at a rock-bottom pnce 95, .,10 I \5 pk,r• ' lox and rccappalllt llrt I ( / ~Itt 111011 "rmouths, Fords, Clievrolors;' JiflidaOIIo, No1he1, ond Studebo••"· J ....... 8-T Cord Body IR more n•si~tant to slJock!' 't ='*'* ' 111111 bNIIool 4u.table rorutmnion meang longrr, safer 1 ~ ~ol~ troad .. nop.1ta.rt traction from fa raous Stop· JieliJIDI - P:rltt.r'a Gtmtt Detroit at W as hina:t.od, night Cle-veland at New Yort night Kanua City at Baltimore nlaht Chicaao at Bo1l011. niJbt <t -11· t. Pope wu too much pitcher with 11 nlee -curve -and screw ball. He shut the Ppmeroy dub dbwn with one hft, 1 hGmer bJ Torn Wblte in the 11t!COnd lnnlilg. Galli~li a jumped Ot r hm PomoE-i'oy pltehers fot 13 )litB, aided by four errors. The D~ertl ,lay the l'ankees i n M.tdatePort tonight in an ex· h1bitlon game. P omeroy · · · · · 010 000- •.. 1 "~l Gallipo!is . . . . 220 l6x- Jl 13 2 Arnold, Roberts {l!i) and Roberts, Mllre spenCer (3) Curd (5). FOR SHOCKS 7• Mullen ;•.as BY UNtTiD AMUICAN L£AGU! W 65 61 54 50 4t New York Ch icago Boston Cleveland Detroit Balti!hore Kansas Oit:r was•·,n· men L Pd. 34 .657 37 .622 (5 -~ 49 .505 •1\A 4t -~ At MULLENS SOHIO SEkVICE Pllolie 9391 Middleport GB 314 1~ 1& u.. 1!..--c 1 46 53 .465 19 86 .884 $t 3!1 63 ~ .M'l 31 " •• W~fl R"ulls Ra;ine•s rdth !rOfu the )as\ New Tork 2 Kahsai Cfty 0, lilt Little Lelp' g~me last night at New Ybtk .5 .Klll.aU City ~. ~nd Racine asalnst the Pirates ended Detitllt G Bo8tQil 8 , I1~C~le~v~e~la~n~d~4:B~a~lt~lm~....,;·~~O~n~i~gh~t~~;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~ •i~tery. in a lH It was Ri!lrtb Mnlght .eeeond halfRactne's win. Chicago 6 Washington IS night Racine -sewed it up in the third inning with aix runs as L . Pricf" Under the New Malulgement of walked, Duane Wolfe tripled M>tlhl' Price, Ted Bailey singled Samuel 0 . Perry sctJI'ina 'Wolfe, Don Arnott walk· cd; T~ Stump- walked, Jeff Lee JIPgled, PCOring Bailf'y and Ar· nott, Hewat'd Johnson was on via an errot· aild Stump ~tored, L. Pttee ws § en with an error scoring Lee. Dine Drli\lt and i>anee on the banks of the beautiful The Pirates got four in the Ohio Rl•er. last innlnf &IJainst Redne subs on a dou~~ b)' Meiet ahd slngJes IJy 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. OPEN DAiLY M:enclflhl ah(l Busile't, three- errors 11:ld one ;·,o nlk. HOTEL 1MARTIN BAit Pomeroy's Best! . • - - AUGUST CLEARANCE 1f2 PRICE I 36 38 37 to '3 2 I 2 % :;Lo;;;llf;o;s;.__ _ l 1 1 Shorts Fight Results ONE 14 T.V. SNACK TABLES ~ -. I3 I l\ti~. ' I . S'tkAW HAfl ....... ......... . RIZE' OIL CO. AutboriJed Goodyear ' Tire Dlotrlbulor . 700 E. Main St. Ph. 84 P01lleroy 1 ! 2 l 1f2 at 37 38 lit 1 8 7 7 3 ill 2 1 t ·- - . '5 . 4! 2 2 - • ,. SLACKS \ ' ONE HAI.F Values To '14.95 . -·- - ' ' N~ Alterations Please 1 • 1 Group Men'• Sport Slllrts Vilues to ,5.00 Values to .4.00 SALE $2.78 SAI..E .1.88 Hanlware od FDrnl&ure E. M~N Mlddl- ' • ' ... . . --·~ ..- j, ' Home !l'r. Of . . BERMUDA SDOR~ ...... V.. PRICE Arrow Shlrh LETART, W, Va. - -and daughte r ret urner! i o F'orl Bragg, N. C., af1N a several weeks visi t wi)il. her 1 .~poth er . Mrs. D. A . Sm ith. Mrs. Carri e Judson of Wheeling has be(' n vi siting here this week with re ~ati\•e s. Mrs. Ha rry Gib\u L~ visiting her son -in-law and daughter ~r and Mrs. Jack Frye in Chester. W. Va . Mrs. Frye has been ill. · Mh. A. K. McClung spent Wed· neiday in Huntington Miss Maxine Kearn s returned i n R' h n b i t s through out the countl'y, For i nstance, most of <.:onnedicut's trof'llc accdent1 last year occurred durin:- so-ealled "Ideal" drivi t.R" comlit 1one - In broad daylight,. during good weather, on sl.roight, well-paved road&. Contn1 ry to whnt you might. lmugine, experienced motoriata got into troub!(' for more often than novice drivers. Furthermore, male mptqrists were inVolved in fiv.e t.i~' aa many a('cidents aa Wom· en] (Who says women ares'~ the auf est dri vers ?) Of the 33,880 accldents re. corded in Connecticut, 21,333 oc curred in c:lear weather, HM~lO o.n good road ~urf&ees attd :!fl,. 8:i4 in rlayllght. The maJoritJ' of lhe 62,627 drivel-s lnvol'fed In these occidenLH had been driY· tng at leost 11 years. And ol these drivers, 51.44.2 wel'e men. Heading the list of accident ~aueu were, as might be expect· ed, ~xces s ive sp~~d and drlvilr ih· attention. Following the ear ahead too closel y, tlrivin!t on the wrong side ur tl .e road, driving ofr the rund, cutting in 11nd out of traffic, were the causes of many other accident11. '1n tnday's Nodern, comp1e'i: highway trnvel." uid Tyban. "l!afe driving Ia the otd.r ljlnd of drivinr:r that should M pradh:ed. "Your dr iving licimRtl glvea you the privilegt'- hOt the rie-bt-to drin•. Careful, courteo'l& driven un conti nue to en joy this priv~ ile.l!:e, while c:u-e.leSI! or dangerous driVers mu st be taken off the r oads. It'e u cleur and aimple 88 3 DA.YS oN·LY . TO LIMIT -UANTITlES 100 Men's Suits I I I 1 ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR UUO Plain colo-rs, and rendom colors. This is an exceptional good buy . Just A Few In Group DRESS SUitS · · · ...... .... · $6.98 to $14.98 Plain and Caney patterns. Sizes 6 to 18. Regular price $13.95 to $29.95. ON SALE $17.50 to $30.00 41 Man'• HANI)KERCHIEFS · · .... · .. .. .. .. .. · · · Sale 7t In enklet and long top gty1es. quality. Would seiJ at 49e. Cool wools in ten, grey and navy. Si.zes 37 to 46. Sold formerly · Limit 12 to a customer. Men'a 100 Pairs Men'• Summ.r and Yur Rourld Men's SHOP CAPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . On Sale 25c FANCY VESTS · · ·...... · · .. · Now Just 5Ck 40 SanforiZ€d, StripeS and Plain Colors. Regular 48c: and~­ Mo"' lut Wool : . Jvy strl,pes, Plai1l.£,P10J'.t!, Both brief and Boxer styles. 8.ize-. 28 t o 50. Regular price ~ -95 to $4.95. . BATHING SUITS .. .. .. .. .. On Sale $1.00 $29.50. All styles and colors. Sizes (l to 18. Regular priee $1.9~ to $2.95. 80 Men's Summe-r Weight Boya' SPORT COATS .. · .... .. · .. $9.75 to $13.98 . KNIT BRIEFS .. · · · .. · .. On Sale 4 for $1.00 Linen weave. Just right for summer weer. An exceptional buy at A must for back to school. Sizes 4 to 16. this price. Sizes :36 to 42 . Rf'gttlar price $19.50 to $27 .95. Sl••• SPORT SHIRTS · .. · · · .. .. .. .. On Sale $1.00 Men'1 Slipover Men'• Short SWEATERS .... ...... · · · .. Now Only $2.00 Plain shades and farwy paLterns, Sizes small , medium and large. Values to $2.98. Men's SPORT SHIRTS .. · · .... · ·.. · .. · 2 for $2.98 ' I • All colors and sizes. Regular $2." to $3.95. Short " " " Checks: and fancy patterns, Broadcloth and cotton plisae. Sizes 2 to 14-. Regular $1 .49 end $1.69. ' 15~ Bop• OVERALL PANTS . . . . . . .. . . ' .. . . . . .. . . ' $1.00 Blue Denim, detachable straps. Sil:es 1 to 6. Men*a Lon1 SINve SPORTS SHIRTS · .. · .. · · · · 0. Sale Yz Cotton Pliue, and Broadcloth. Sizes 8 to 18, reaulu price S2.95. \ M.n's La111 SIMn NYLON SHIRTS .. · · .. · .. · ·· · .... Now $3.00 . ...- SHIRT AND BOW TIE SETS .. · ·· .. .. ·· · $1.00 WALKING SHORTS .. · .. · · · $1.49 to $3.48. Men's 0... AIIROtted coJOrs, sites 28 to 42. Originally sold for $2.98 to $6.95. SWEATERS · · ·· · -· .. · .... · · On Sale ),} Price J_ust right tor Men's Whitt Drctf Stitch SUMMER SHIRTS Now Only $2.00 UNIFORM PANTS · · · · · · · · · ·· · On Sale $2.00 the we_ather ahead. AU wool sUponr st)'les. Wanted sLZes and colors. Ori(ID.Illy $4.98 to $8.o&. · ...... BIB OVERALLS . . .. .. . ' .. . . . .. . . . . . . .. . $1.00 Sires 2 to G. Meft'l LO"''I ....... Broken sizes, 30 pair in lot. Orlginslly •. 95. FANCY KNIT SHIRTS · · · · · · · · 0. Salt $1.b0 Mtn's String lncluded in tltis lot are W®ls, tabardiaes and eottons. You'll ieVthl of these. Values to $!1.95. T I E S .. · .. .. .... · · · · · · · · .... · 3 for $1.00 J'ACKETS .. ................... .. $1.00 Sizes 2 tu 12. Regular price $1.98. A very niee assortment. You'll want several of these. DRESS SHIRTS · · · · .. · · .. .. Now Only $2.00 M.n'• A very good name Brand. Originally $3.91 and $".95. Assorted colors and sizes. RegUlar $2.08 ahd $3.98 . BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS HOBBY JEANS .. · · · · · · .. .... · ·' · Now $2.00 SPORT SHiRTS ........ .. .... On Sale $1.00 On sal• - .C., .. _, .'·~ Limit - G to a customer. ' Broadcloth and woven fabrics. Fancy patterns and Ivy Stripes • Shes 6 to 18, originally $1 .98. lor•' Welt•rn Mm'a Fur Felt HeaavY weight; JJzeg 8 to 12. Reg. price 'l.Q. · Just 14 in thii lot. Orlglnllly $?.&0. Limit,:_ 1. Men'• Odd Lot Boy•' 0 V ER ALL S ............ .. .. · · · .... · $1.00 want Mtn's Boys' Short Slftft Boya' Weatem Denim Price Small, medium, large, and extra l.arge. Originally $2.118 to $$.98. Broken sites. Ori&inally $2-Bfi. Men's Ideal lor golf and fishing. Sizes 6% to 7¥.1, all colors, an exceptiona-l value at 15c. LIMIT 3 PElt CUSTOM~It Si:zes 6 to 12. Originally $1.95 to $2.98 . Men's Sizes are broken. Originall.y $3.95. Men's Straw Cops WAlKING SHORTS ·· ·· · · Reduced ),} Price A nice run of Sites. ValueR to $1.". On Sale $1.00 SPORT SHIRTS · · · .. · · · .. · · .. .. 2 for $1.00 Boy•' Just :Min lot, Sizes 1, 2, 3. Regular 97e. Wool, rayon, and corduroy included in this lot. Boys' Short Slen• A very good brand, a good run of si.:es. Originally $3.95. SHIRTS · · --.. · · .... -· · On Sale 2 ,for $1.00 j KNIT SHIRTS ·· · .. · · · · · .. · · $1.48 to $1.98 OVERALLS ........ .. ........ Now $2.00 lnfanh' Knit Dress Pants Men'a Cotton a.~k PAJAMAS · · ·· · · · · · ·· · ·· · · · · · · 0• Sale $1.48 Values to $7.95 All colors, sizes small , medium, large and extra larJe. You have to see to believe. Values to $3 .95. · le&horns and woven straws. Value up to $8.%. Sizes 141;t to 17. On Sale 88c ,. .... Boys" Summ•r Some only siightly soiled . Values to $7.95. Men's Short Sl"vt aoti' and Rayon of first All wanted colon. Originally $2.98 to $3.95. Men's Lac• Boya' Ivy league and splash patterns. Our best make of sport ~oats are inclucierl in this group. Sizes 35 to 46. Regular rwice $22 .50 to SPORT SHIRTS · · .. .. · · .. ...... 7Se and 85c ~otton BATHING $UITS · · · · · · · · · · · · $1.48 to $2.48 CHAMBRAY WORK SHII1TS ' Plain and fancy patterns. Sizes 2 to 8x. Rceular price 97c. Fancy Men's 81!11 Men'a '.SPORT COATS .... .. ·: · · $11.95 to $14.75 The diets of many peraon1 eon. 1i11t mainlr ot. the 4iehes lhey like · beat. On tlie aurfaae this· aeeme a good diet policy l:mt to cont.itnli eatin,, durl~ t\e aummer Mat, the dllhea roo enjoy in winter, is not a good diet procedure. com.. mon ~tn•e should tell ut that beat.prodturinr foodt ean be eateD in treater quantity in cold weathei' th•n in the summer. The Intake ot U.Tbohydratea and sugars1 which are heat produ.::ing, ehould be aharply reduced. The eonsump. tlon of sweet ro11!!1., cakes, cookies, · and stlf'ehy foods ·ahdUid be de. creased but not neceaaari 1- fililnl· H tood" -• ld nated.- eavy. pa1y . s •uOU be eliminated In hot wta\Mr. 1 Soft dr.inb and soda fountain c~n•eoetlona with a heavy surar coilt:ent.ahould bflta~n lp&riftl'lt. Starchy bNakfast food&, bot-cakes tbat contain stareh, plua butter and qrup. however well. liktd, will rildU(e ;out. vit.lltt and real1tanee. Clnd1 ihould bd eaten sParingly, it at all. The dlet ahould bEl amplified •ith-7freah fruita, greea, Jea.~ vegetables, salads, ecgs, fleh ani:l i lean meats. The amount of aalt ' 1· used thould bt "*rtlllil!d,ao u . tG replace the extra amount ot till ' hlinerallo.st durtflr. ~cU~tiVe plilr· _I it;il·ation. 'q'he citric achl frultl, 1 orange•. lemons. limd, and rra~· fruit thould become pi.rt. of tHe dally diet duril\lt hot weather, I~ ls normal to dMnlc more 'in hot ', weathel" t(l ttplaCe the bod)' ftuid-. j tlut drinka lhould be cool~ not iced. Plent)t of eleep will help to re-.Store deplet.ed erlerb. An occil• I · eional vialt tO ,001' dOetoJ of chlr.. opractic for d'--taey ad'iiiee and reliel from ' nerVe tlmsiOn 11 ~en~ ' sibl~ prOeedur~. Basic hl')t weather 1 diet is • hea"/ intake of essential vitamint an mineral•-• de-crease ib itarchea, fat& end au~rar,, Foi!O\It th,1e litnple rule• and you DRESS HOSE . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . On Sale 11e SUMMER SUITS · · · · · · · · · · $13.75 to $25.00 Among these are all wool, Dacron and wool . Rayou and Linen wcrwe. Also wash end wear. Sizes 28 to M. Small Alteration charge. Regular price $5 .95 to $15.00. W L - D'· .at...r ..t Men's Men'a Whitt STRAW HATS · · .. · .. · · · · · .. Now Just $1.00 0 Hot On Sale $10.00 Br.~v•' Regular $35.00 to $60.00 Suit. DRESS SLACKS ...... .. · .... · $2.98 to $7.50 Time Te Chiinp SUITS WORK HOSE -· · ...... .. · · .. · On Sale 11 c Man's T Men's All Wool Men'• $17.50 to $50.00. Mrs. Gertrude Warner s pe11t a day recently with Mrs. Willis F rost. Chester. Mrs. Lucy Hayes spent W e dne ~d :~ y night and Thursda y with he r children , Mrs. Frank Cheese· br_ew and son Clifford Hayes jn Middleport. · Norma Jean Cain ~nd son o! Ath!'lns spent a few days with her sister. Mrs. Wahl Spencer. Mary Jean Bing visited with Je!Ty and Jack Frederick one day last week . , Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frederick sons and Mrs. Curt Frederick called on Mr. and Mrs. Iva n Wood, Pomeroy, Saturday. E.<~thcr Hayes and Jim Ridenour visited the !alter's father, Buel Ridenour, who is in the Holzer Hospital where he is suffering . from a snake bile . Mr . and Mrs. E. C. Hayes and John called on Mrs. Lucy Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Curt Frederick Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Kelly and hil children of Mor(antown, mother and sister of Sistersvill-:o were guests of the Paul Kelly family Saturday. DOORS OPEN 9 A Me • Dll~TIC REDtJcrtONS HR ME~ AND BOYS- SHOP EVERY DEPARTMENT SAVE UP TO IJt, 113, lh ON MOlT ITEMS -ALL SALES CASH. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT I QAK HIll FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAy • AUGUST 2, 3 I I F•·ederick. 8 Taken FrOm Our Nationally Advertised Stott . Mr!, Ada Ho(fman, son Brpe!l nnd friend of Cincmnatl were recent guests ol -All·. and Mrs. [{u ~ sell Hoffman of Plain VaHey. h k Gloria Crump spent t e Wl~e eru.l in New Haven. Mrs. Ercell ·and Nellie Adk \1' '> ond MrJ. Ethel Fry called on Mis.!! Ella Bl cs.slng SundaY. Earl Keefer and Ivei King at· tended camp meeting at Union , camp \grounds Seturday night. 1 Mr. and MrR. Guy Blessing of I M11son 11 pent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. RoBS Winebrenne r. Mr. -and Mrs. Lealie Smith of Mason, Mr. and MTs. Kenneth Smith and Belinda wer~ Sunday ~ vening guests of Mr. and Mrs. ln:tl Roush . M_rs. Ina Weigand and son Billie, Mrs. Leo Rou~h and chil· Mr . 1 ~ n 11 spent Satu-r day with and Mrs. Daniel Weigand and daughter, Huntlngton. --- Gweu DRIVER CAREI.ESSNESS, not driving condi tionS, are responsible for the majority of accidents. · And t o prove it, Jnhn T. Tynan, Connecticut Commissioner of Motor Vchielcs, l'Cl'ently g nve me some pretty convincing sta· tistics wh ic h are represe ntativP. of drh·- 1 MANY OTHER SAVINGS Oil Merdullldlse .. •. Mrs. By Jenne Smith, Dodge sarety Conaultant 20% Redudlolll On All Year-RinlDd SUITS llld SPOilT COATS - McMaster of Don't Blame the Weather $4.75 . ~.;,~t•;,;, ':ii~~~:~': "• wlt.'un~~; Frank-ie. Rou sh. fa_mHy whil l• Mrs. Rou sh 1S hospitallzed. u mrs. Nancy Johnson, New lla· ven was a weekend visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foreman. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young and family, Mason. w ~ re Sunda y evening g uests or Mr . and Mrs. · Alburtis Young. Mr. and M1·s. Lawrence Stewart attendt•d the Ap]1alaehiftn picn ic Sunday. Mrs. Jerry Sl'ott (Pb.yllis Van Meter) and new da ughter Lisa from Gail ha ve been return ed Holzer Hos pi l:~ l to the home of her grandm other Mrs. May Van Meter. Mrs. Harry Hall sc ott w:~ s in Pomeroy Satu rday. V e r n :~l Joh nosn atlendecl R meeting in Mar ietta- Sunday. Mrs. El\e~ Young attended camp meetiu g nt Un ion Saturday night. Mrs. .lac k Rq, nolds and dauhters or Point Pleasant were I I one Group Men'• Year Around SW1M WEAR ...••. . '\ RID11CED 118 NEW 'CLOSING HOURS THRU LABOR DA V Fridays 8:38 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday ,8:30 a.m. lo 5:30p.m. "· 2nd .... I Ill 1 Giva)t Mtll'l 8\iett lihl~ . . liON 1111 ON GOODYJAR IIIII 11W1 ON ANY OTHER KINOl 48 Summer and Year Around Weight Reduced opent I 2 ltediidi ' 44 G~OUP (46l PANA~!i • 4% SPORT COATS • $1.79 48 Reduced 113 All Other Summer Suits All Summer Slacks . . . . . . . . Reduced Y4 One Group Men's Jackets ...... Vz Price ---- ,. I MOTOR JAAIDS 1 vato~on • tt VlrJlnY lJeacl'l. The Ladiea Friendahip Circle Mra. Mmill Jttbnaon l hd dau. beld u~ third annual family pl.e- abter or GalllpollJ h1ve beu nJe at Porlland Park on Sunda.,. visiting ! .,-. !nd Mrt. W. T. Stone. J 1 · Miss Dorothy Turnbull of Bosu Y 28 with approximately 2.'J ton , Masa .. Ia ape ndJna: her vata- · peuona present. A basket dinner wa.s ~~en) ><! d lion here wilh r elatives. . _ r Oyt! al noon an . Mra. Mn. Ru tter Knly ht returned to Helen Roush wa1> honored w1lh a her ' employment at 9t1ttlert In towel showt•r In observance of p •h er blr t hda•, Attend ' .. omeroy 11t er aeve ral wt h a a 0· mg Wl'r · 11ence. · ~r. and Mr5. Payl Fltzgl.'nld and I Mary Brt. nnon of Pt. Pleasant Lind11; Helen Ebas; Et ta Youni; wu 1 sueat ae veral daYS or M• M.rf. Alm a Colem1m and Larry · d .. J " c ' Mr and M B R h o 'lan m.n. . m. . rump. · rs. enny oua ' aMrs Mal)' Ann Kla11 baa revid, Ronn ie anct Le onard all of 1 turned home fro-m 8 week's vB{:uWest Colu mb ia; Mr. and .Mrij. lion spent wlth her daughter£, Donald Roush, Ca th y, Donna and Mrs. Allah Seyfried and Miss Alfred, New Haven; ~ r. and Mrs. Louise K1au, Columbua. E(Jg~r ArnoU and Ricky, MJ~dleAliet Howard, ParkenburP. 1 • port, 1\~ rs. Doris Ead.s and Lmda; _ spent the weekend 'With her par- . Mrs. MLldrcd Brumley and Marty; ents Mr. and Mrs. Stephen How· 1 and Joyce Ca r~en,ter , Pt. Pl ei!H· arrl.' ant; Braun,da L1evmg oC Letart. Dr. C. W. Petty of Atlanta, Ga. 9 eorge rrcw and J ack Cart - who ls a house guest of Mr. and · W~l g~t at_te nded a ball ~ame i r! Mrs. G. E. Mitchel, Kayloug, l Cinc1nn at1 Sunday. 1 spent Monday here . J . M. Crump was li" business Mr. an~ Mrs. Or vllll! Cole man accompa n1e d by Mr. a nd Mrs. visitor at Pt. Pleasant Saturday . I Bobby Roush. ~e w H a\·c~ ll P"-" ~1~ Mr. • and Mrs. David Batey and the w ~kend w1th relatives i.1 children r eturned to their hom r East l~iV('r pool. in Columbu s. While here they . Sy lvia Col eman was a Su nday were guests of Mr. end Mn. W. dmnl!r guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. Sto-ne Lawrence Co l ~ ma n ,- Pt. Pleas ant. Floyd McMilltn spent Saturday Mr . and ~rs. Benn y Roush and in Point Pleasant. sons took Mtss Braunda Lievin g 1 2 • I stouts thlo ..... !rom , WEST COlUMBIA By Virginia Carleton First Lt. and Mrs. R. K. Wilscm Mens Summer Suits· .:;Re;;.l@l=a;,;ra.__ _l / Hartford News ONE GROUP (44) 35 • •• Stewart. Misses Peaehi e EJias and Mona By Mrt. Hattle Fredarlek Van Meter have beeri on vacation Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Stewart, from their d uties at the G. c. Nel sonv ill e, vi sited Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Stor e, Pt. ' Pleasant. I Curt Frederick Wednesday, also called on Mr. a·nd Mrs. Norman tREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE. 34 r Sund,y gu" ' ' STARTS FRIDAY, AUG. 2 I ' l See BASEBALL Rl$UL T -·- ( P ope an"• W"·· lUll;!~ on.uo:......,n 31. WiN Sli!TH GAME Patterson be stical lnd is mt a ry disgrace wh ich even long tohesa The Redlegs , trailin g 5·2 , scorCHfCAGO UP- Bob Buhl,. who masquer ader. :u a s port. If it goes might be pitching the Chicago ed three in the Jas ti~ £ Lhe ninth Lh rou11h, it may be time lo outlaw White ~ox toward a pe nnant ex- to tie, two on Ted ··'Kluszewski'; th i.~ bloody busint~ss once again. ce pt for fl littl e mi11la.ke the Sox pinch homer, and beat the Phil ~ mnde , kept th e Milwaukee Braves with an llth-innl!lg ru n on Gus atop the wild Nalional Lcagtle Bell 's double an d Joe Nuxhall's fl11g scramble torla y -and is now pinch single . their big mone)' pitcher. The Yankees ma de i1 16 out of Deetle-browcd Bub\ posted vir 17 against lhe A's as Kob Turl ey lory No. 13 for t he Braves Wecl nesdlly n\ght , 4-2. on an eig.ht· h'urled a five-hiller in the openel' hitler over the Pitts burgh Pirate.~ and Don Larse n, with ninth-innto malnt01 in their ha lf-game l e~ rl ing help, pi tc hed a two-bitter In the nightcap. Miclrey Mantle'~ Mn"WA t: KF. E U P - The Na- ove r the St. Louis Cardinaht 28th homer teatured thoe fin! tional Boxin g A~ s n _ dropp ~d Tom· 1t w1u the fourth straight win Rlngli'•l mv Hurri ('ane Ja ckson tO No. ~ for the hard-throwing right hilnd- win and Bill Skow~· on in· its rulin gs becauRe In losing to er anrl left him second only Lo home the run that broke a 4-4 dram (lion F'l o)' d Pnlterson "Jack· the Phill ies' Jack Sanford for tie in the dghth Inning of thl' son's abiliL.v was only to ab~ orb most victories in th e Nalioual ~ econd . puni sh ment, " Frutl SaJd y, NBA ( 'h ampionship Committee Chair· I.e~f~~-his is so much appl csau cl' HALSEY lUSTING nran, said today . fur the Whlte Sox, who firs t siQnNEW YORK UP- Fleet Arlm E1ldie Machen of California WD! ed hlm to u minor leagu e ('On· William F. Bull Halsey .Jr., who 1 movud up to the No I cont!!nder'R tr11ct In 1947 . ll developed !he suffered a j:!erebral h~orrhage spot in the he~vywelght division , s igning took plAce before h;.i SunCiey, wfs repor.ted resting followed by Zon1 Folley of Arizona clnss Q:raduated from high school comfortably end " 'doing fin e" toand Roy Harris of Texas. so the baseball comm issioner day at Doctors HoRpltal. Arg('nlin.c heavy weight Alex Ml- made him a fr·ce agent and lhis 1 :;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l td f. wh o vaulter! from the non- time he siwned with Lhe Br11v es. ll1 r aH•d rank l:l to No. 0 with a earth KHp l'ace •· worKm anship" deris ion over Ju· The Cerd!nnls kept pace wilh II lios Mederos, was cttogen the &· I victory ovef the Giants be· NBA boxer of Lhe month for July , bind Herm Wehmeier anti thln:l· Saddy s11ld . place Brooklyn moved within two games of the top by beating Chi· callo. twice, 3·2 and 2-l. Fifth place Cincinnati beet fourlh-plllce Philadelphia, 6-S, In an 11 -inning By Ul\ltM Prwu nhrhter. PORTHCAWL, Wales. Fr1M FJll., AUG. 2, 9:00 p.m. IDT In the AL pennent chase, the Jon•t., \10, lcot11nd, knockt41 TRIAI.I 'I: UO p.M. New York Yankees lnf'reased out L..., Relet, 111, W1ln 11. GUARANTEED "PURSI!: - $300 their league lead to 3~ J&mes aplnst to% net 1ate. Mod.Uied, by beating their Kahsu City MIAMI lEACH. t(kl Oavlstrictly stoek & •clunhr dlvi· "couains" twice, 2-(t anti. tr-•. Cbt• lan, t 53, C:uiM, outpointed Ga.. lions. Adult., $1.15. ttnc;Ser te, Clfo won a sihfh!t ft'Om Washln&· p.ar Ortqe, 146Ya, Mexico 10. FIIEE. PartielpoUbl driveli' ton , 6-&, while Detroit downed wivea, FREE. Modified& 80 Boston, &.S and Cleveland blanked inlles or more out guatan"ed II LACK Baltlritore 4-0. h5i atrletl, stoCks • tlutllera WROUGHT IRON LEGS Wehmeier, Redlq WtOff, sctrt• $1:USO. Competition open. In tered 11even hlt.!l, lncludlng Hank event of lnclembt 'Wea\ber, Sauer's 14-th hOme run, tOo beat l)une will be 1001J\ net lr:ate. Also ncea Sun., Aut. 4, 3:00 7). tttc Glanta u Al :Do~i'k l~d ht.i m. EDT. Same -auarantee to support with four hlta. It was the drivers, either race. Carda' fifth consecutive ..-in. Lantn ,.tch" Two-Hitter " o. 11d a sing le and M61r:-r al11o hat\ "nottl.'t sih1le. Wee 1,-I)OY ' WOlfe h t tl M l)tbet tr iple ~nd J oftmoti a oJ ·mblP and P hili p Robertt l trlp1~. Ptrale pitchers fau n-~ r\ four ~ nd wrl1ked Sfven . Racine's Stump fanned three aed walled non e rlld JOhruon far ,r.e.i five ~ 11 1! .vaU... ed none. Pirates . . . . . . . 000 004-t 6 4 naeine . . . . . . . . . 106 20x- 9 8 a Busnet, M. Mencbini, (1) , T . Shll£>teen (4), J. Skas .een (!I and ,1...'!er. Tom Stum.,. Ho·,..arrl J < • ~uuoc (4) tnd Roy Hn"·elt, [hJ .>:le Wolfe (6). The Dodfers Little Leagua team, ._..._end lty a.,b Bowen. of d!e Ylllll'eetlo Jatn H1mm, TOm W:hite , Jtl'te Spen-eer anft Tom -;~.hff'~· h• h , all of the Redl-ep , p~ · to Galllpoll.J \\'eliD~sdsy eve:n lng and played Cltr · wide col1-ec:Uon of Itltle league~. losing -- I ... chini with two other hitS, a triple LOSE IN GALLIPtL!S Winner With No.l3 Over Pittsburgh Jackson Given No.5 Ranking After Beating ~-T Red!.., .., . . . . . . 11211 !--.12 - •• Othet P\rate bitten were Men· Pony, Little Lt.ague Roundup: Indians Win; Redl~gs Vittors Pomf'rO)' Pony Leaguer Inilah~ er.lged l hf' Tigers in a brl,lliant a:ame last nll(hl 2·1 behip.d the nne !-hitter tossed ~y an W"tl· son. Bu ffingt:Oh 6f tbe IOB~h ga\·e up only thi'ee hits. The win gave the Indiil.ns record or 8-9 in ~ leag'lle p)l!-', ii[o<' · fo r 1\eCond pi a~ behlhd the figers who sewed u p th e champ io1lshi p la!t week. In the Tiger· first Buff1Clgtc r. got to fi r st on an error and went on to secon d and scored Poulin's single. In the fu urlh innin(l Wibon single d a nd we nl to secOnd and thi rd on an error , then stoiE" home. The Ind ia ns w.on It in tiM> bottom of the sixth on Bill Wll· ~on 's t riple who .. scored on an error on Quall'-s grGund ball. Buffingt on fanned nine and wa lked two. Wilson fanned 10 and walked two. Th e I n d ~<HlS play lhelr final again!t Raclile. game tonight Sy.-acu se wtll play ttie Tigen at Syrat· use. Tigt!rs 100 000-1 1 3 lndlans . . . . 000 101-! S 3 Burhngton and EbehWCh. Wilson and Reed. . ··aza ..,;a Grove City Takes Fourth Ohio Title 4--Dailv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo rt, 0 .. Aug. 1, 1957 Jllhiladelpbi.a - .. - .. FJ ..,...,__ ·. ...,..,. --:'41!11JJ"J1 .. - · "t ~"'.. ·a W HATS · .. .. .. .... · · .. · .... On Sale $1.00 SUMMER JACKETS On Sale $2.49 to $6.49 DRESS PANTS · · · · ~ prf~a Ivy Learue ltripe~ Polish cotton and Gabard1nea. SiZes 3t to 46. Wools and Gabardines. Some a'te Will:b •nd weAr Fabriclil. Ori&ln~ $2.49 to $3.98 Men's Values to Dress ·Shirts Broken Sizes Now $1.00 for your drivln2." ~ !:,.!~JLC!:! ~f!J!_ee. ···- -!OnlyYOO-n~·~·•iU~I-•~~~u~~lt_~~:~:~:J~P:•:~:·~~: · :·•:8~•:$:a:a:a:._ _ _~---·------~~=·':ly~~:~:a~t•~l:':·9:n:._____·~~---~-------~~=======~===========~~~~~ i .. • •' �• I~ . . -~ 6-Dali)''SenUnel; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. I, 1957 POD CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS . ' ginning; also all of I.Ait gin C. W. and M. H. Srott. htr husband , to be tompe-Ued to set up and show By CEDRIC W. CLARK Mrs. Milton Eiaw ol Atbet~• Yt.tt.Their Attorney Da~ney'a Addition to Pome~oy Ruth c . ~.rrulron1 , by deed dat·l the nature and utent of their uid ed · Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood ami Good Clom Uaed Con 1 OhJO, except 11 feet South, being ed Apnl-23, 1906, and ree!orded clainu or interests or be fore"Yer CEDRIC W. CLARK son at Pomeroy Sunday. AU Mikol IDd Modolo fl feet on Salt Street, and running in BooK 9~ . at page 162, of said barred from asie'l'ting the .slme; Pomertoy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Milo BiOI , MM. :~t that width bacK to th~ H()(king Dee4 Records; thereafter c_ o nveyed that the cblma of said defeodanu. Attorney for PlalnUffl. Norman FTederick and sons call· Valley Railroad, Also al1 o! Lot by i.athenne Bramlage, Sln1le, to if any, may be adjudged to be null (8) 1, 8, 1!5, 22, 29, (9) $ , 6tc · AUTQ SALU ed on Mr. and Mn. Curt FrederNo. 14 in C. W. Dabney's Addition j Nufan and Clara Shuster, by deed , and void; ~nd the ~tie of the ~bin ick Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Patti tc Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. dat~d January 25, 1939, and record- t.Lffa to IAJd premises be qweted KelJy ;:·ere ~'"" C"'.l lP.r.s.. Alao the followina: re 11 elUte sit- I'd m Book 14fl, at Pili~ 141 or the as ajalnst the defendants, and for (20 BJ Insurance uate in the Village of Pomeroy. Deed Record5 of MeJJ.f Cou":9', rucb other and further r!l:ief as Mr and Mrs. Guy i:vans of Larry , D:~ve and l !tc lSp.,ncer O[ County of Meigs, and State- of Ohio, tha'. th~ defend~uts h•vt or equity and I he nature of the ,· ue Logiln -ll{lent Sunday with her sis· Racine ll:>(!nt tbe weekllnd wilb . - - - - - - Ohio, tG--wit: A slrip of land ly· claim son.e mterl!'..st t~ said r eal may require. tcr, Mrs . Gertr~tde Warner. their grandparents, llr. and ~PfOD Jntw-a.nct AI..,, inJ in the rear o f Lot 178 and pan cstil.te as set forth therein . that the Said defendants are required to I ;;;;M~,~~ '";od;;;;M~'~'~· -''~'~k;;;;W;;,;o~od-~•n~d-~M>-··~·~'~'·~·~'~y;;.,;;S~p~e~nc~·ez-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. MadlMeport. Fin • A.._obJie- or Lot 179 li nd extending back to plaintiffs and heir predecessors in Bon.:\1. Phon• aJI-J: ~ ! the Cliff of Rocks and extending title have held said real estate answer said petition on or before the 21st day of September, 19!57, COMPLI!.IE In 11 uranet- Protletioa,lfrom the Southwesterly lipe of adver~ly, openly and notoriously or judgement will be take n against Lira, AuU·. Fire, Polio. C.U Dor Jllmes Smith's lot above thE~ hue u. agatnst e~ch and every ~:we ?f them as prayed for . Matis. MHdlf:.,.Jrl. Ohio. o.r the Cliff of Rocks to the North- satd defend~ nts for a penod 111 NOLAN SHUSTER and east. Jine of August Hauck's lot, el!CC!i!'i of twenty"()ne. years: . . e:JLer'Jn 11 and reservi ng to A. P . The pra ·cr of satd petition ts ':LARA .:-.ti USTER, Plain- I PttONE 398 . RATES t eelltl pt."' word. one la..:rtion. Minimum ehar2e 50c .-4 per word for three eoru~eCutive insertio11.1. ~-e otl Speeial- One mort:h for 25 cents per word. P'ull rate of 2. eenta per woM will be chorged for advertising tr aot paid for before the 15ln of each month follow ing Insertion. ErTerl iD AlvertialJII-Should be l't'ported immediatC'ly . The ..DaU7 SentWI ,.._;u not be reAponsible for mo11c th .. o one lm·or· rtd. luertion.. (".ard of Thanb and Speeld Notices of Events $UKI. Obituarlet publbhed at 1 cent per word. .- I II.U WAIUI Ashworth and F. W. Baber a thirty (30) foot rigbt of way acro.t~ said ( 141 For Rent ( 1) Notices fuly Fre{'ker'~ Road . Sund~_1· 1:00 'ti l Tlarlr. HAM SHOOT at Farm . Basha n 4\h of Au gust. strip of land frOm lands owned by the same A . P. Ashwor:th and F. w. Bsber to the mouth ~f the coal mine now operated them , conveyed by Minnie Scott 4 P. 0 0:\1 trrJ :..:!:iE. 3 ll ('r!" ).(arden. S35.00 Pl' l' mo AI t\J)plr (;rove Sre Alex Whed ('r 7-31·3lr Sponsored by Moose Lodge. S-l-3tc =-c=-··- Sleeping r nnms ~~~.--- 151 Personals .---- Will !he party and money that took from my pur~c home rt"n t. fvr Ap artment unfLH ni ,)wd. Second Sl, Pomcn•Y t\ d ulls only Frank Fug<~h' , Phunf' 440-M 7-3o-6-tc please return it. I need it. I will be , mosl graldul anrl nn questions asked . Mrs . Fannt. F1ve llo0m !l u n~<'. J'aspa.r Minersville Ohio. Arnnld . 63G·Y . '7 -3l -3tc -c:--=c - - - - - ((I l.ost & Found --- _.. Ca ll Sa!'l 7·31 ·3lc -· · -~-- -- 1171 Help Wanted for J,ugg.lge - Lane Cedar LAU Window FansFrlgld~ire Refrigerators. hk•r F.urnlture, Mlddlflport, Ohio 4 29 tf ~ (81 Auto Sales 1951 Che\·rolels as low as $195. Five cars looking for new home. Some very clean ones. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 7 27 Otc lfml iluicks as low as $31:t5. l"lvc flr.e cars. A vaL tcty of moO:: ell! !!f1d equipment. Blaettnar ' ~;, Pcmtroy. '1 27 6tc HUI._ Bulcks a8 low of four A· I cat,;. 8.il $977 . Choice 7 27 Otc ,.,~. AGI!NCr Automobl ... HMitlt ACCIDENT \.lt.. CMUalty and ...... Rea I Estate Broker In MIDDLIPOR~ PHONio OHIO All ( 16) For Rent or Sale --- t.:.m~orrtte UJPStll - Radney Downlnt · I~'~URANCE 6136-M .-· E"ur kent - E.xt enston Laddera, LOST: Dalmatian 7 monl.h old ScdEold b.l ardi, Drop Cloths. mnlc pup. Picked up in lown. ~JiJ'lton l''' sher, Middleport. Reward . Plea!:le return to Phone 62b5..X. 11 l ti' Richard Vaughan, 205 Butter nut Ave ., Pomeroy, 0 . 7·31 ·3\l". H••dq~Hrt•n $400 Monthly Spare Time Cal l 8· 1·3lp 388-Y. ':i:.Lleslady for N• '1i llav1·n Slorc . No expl'l'il' n[·r ncc dcd . Slal~ SllijjJShnt. Wrilr !Jnx 232·A r:/'l na me, ag1•. ad<:rcos iHid t•r1close The llt'l\d Ban ner, Va MitsiJn, W 7·17-31~ ( 18) Employment Wanted . Pllinlin~. intl~riur Av~ilahl e now . nhl<-. Jlnmer 3l.'I ·Y. -~ -- <UHI H·11 es 1\raky. l'Xk !' iO r T<Jason· !'hone 7 -22- l2U Wark· d - I'APE IL II .• Nf; lf\·J - 25 yL:s f•Xpi·r i(•tl('C. Free e.. ·r matPF., 1.. V H.e1~illger, Racln • Bux 124. Oh10 7-:P' (211 Real Estate -''....,,_~ Refilli.ng and collecting money from our live cent High lfrade Nut mactUnes in this .area. No Selling! To quality for work you must have <'Jll'• references, $640 cash , aecured by inventory. Devoting 6 houn a week to busl· ness, your end on percentage coUections wiU net up to $400 monthly with very good possibilities of taking over lull time. Income increa&ing accordingly. For interview, include phone in application. Write All State Distributing Co., ti05 Flfth Avenue, New York 17, N . Y. Sirloin lb. 79c Home Grown COFFEE .... .. .............. . lb• . 69c BACON ········ ·, .......... . lb. 39c W. Malo St. Rutland, Ohio Pomeroy Phone 44>-X T~p O'BRIEN & CROW Realty Company Arnold Grate. owner (chess) 1115. Dlatrut .1lgnal 11. Craze 18. Guido'a hlgheRt note 19. Scandi· navlan country Jt. A Dutch c:hefte 22. Interior ~4: . A summer place 2T. Inftamma. for FREE Summertime Cifts NICE HOME ON LINCOLN HILL-l6000 to help you have Fun-in-the-Sun good residential buys in Pomeroy. Moderately priced from $8,500 to $8,000. S With the center alice• left on. (23) l ego! Uon or Full Shank Half Smoked Terms Available CAI,L 452 I I I ·lb· Peas :·.. -, .... 1'·"J!. ,;i "! Libby Whole Kernel Golden. Libby Deep · No. 303 cans ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... Pinto A•ondole Cider Vinegar -• -• Kroger Red Sour Pitted - • Cherries - - 5 No. 303 cans $1. ~~~· IIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIII Cake ... !::~.!.'!·~.... Ea.cb 49c 2 ~i!; 3·3° lila. .. Golden, ripe Carolina Elbertas. Collforwlo Jombo ·27 Slso Cantaloupes - - 3 for $1. larllott Pears ..... ~:!':-:~:::-........ Lars• and ·.~ '<'~ ' • ' ·~·; Y.... rdq't .tJu...- rriount 8, Girl's name %6. Kind. ,.11 . Mountain of deftle sheeP )3. Quantity 28. G<>al ot paper 29. Semblam::e-. 15. Prtoserving-, 30. Droopl In <111 fruit the middle 32. A theatr1il0t backer (slang) Insld• 3~ . se. Take out (prlnt.) 38. Ba.rk 1~ ~----- -----"~ I !I' ;;• NA~ TGQEOVZ J'fYaXEK OR NAEN MYN NAEN E -LYTEM'R BGMX-OYMCQZHZ. Yeetentiy'l Cr3rptoquotc: THESE ARE CALLED PIOUS FRAUDS OF FRIENDSHIP- FIELDING. I'Hitribv.WIS ~ dt Ftat\&rtl 1,-adWll.tt -::P"'A"'R"'N=Ec=cY:-:G:-:OO=G""LE and SNUFFY SMITH THE . •.' .., . ..-·. - f ;::a • "T ,- .. w' va. Mn. Paul Northup •nd ,.., of ,~;,..;~;;. ·=.,• ::;~:~.~~: ::; Ian~,,M:~d Ca~"Zi~I~:.':'..!"J.n,. :~;· .. ;::·~:~~.~;m~t:d ;;-;:: of MethodiSt mtnlllt ers held ;'It unrl Mr.o~ . D~l! Luelc:adoo. the FHA Camp nea t Ripley July 1 Mr 1 . Grace Thomas wa1 a lun2:1·2~. cheon gue!it of Mn Myrtlt Sifn pOver . 136 women altended Uw I kim recently. . retreat. Others !1-om the ('ounly Mrs. Betty Phillips and clulwere Mn. Robert Hurley. H en- 1 dren, Wilkesville. ipt'llt Wedne.s-derson Methodlst Church , Mrs. day witb her parents, Mr. and George Porter, St. Pau l's Chur~h Mn c w. Buck. Pt. Pleasant and Mrs. A. C. Earl Nelson has gone tu Young, Trinity Ch urch, Pl. Plea ~- Clevclar,d where he is employ ant. ed. The w?men took pa rt in a pa ::· can! entJUt:d "I Married a Mims ter'' w h'tc h was represen ted by th_e :"'om en of thv Hu nting tun Mrs. noy tester of Spellcff, W . Dtstr1<;t. Va., was a week end gue9tl at the I Closing devotionals were prc-- home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Les· 1 s~nted by Mrs. Lloyd C. Wicke, ~er. wtfe of the Wet~t Virginia Confe rMrs. Jam~ Hamilton is visiting ence bishop. rel<~tive.s in San Antonio, Texas . Mr. arid Mr&. ~lton Bonney and chifdren are vacationing in Canada. ~r. and :\ott!. Howard Andrews of New Vorl; , 'Visited here recenu~-. Mrs. Esther Alexander of Sara~o1a , Fl4 .. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roush. · Mr. and Mn. J. L . Stewart. and Paul RJ('kard ol New H3ven was Mr. and Mrs. Wally Stewart are ·1 re-el6C.ted preslt.ent of the Evan- vacationing in Florida. gelical United Brethern Men of Harry Miller, Robert Coole, Dar· the pt_ Pleasant District at a meet- rel Hoffman and Charles Ev,ans ing held Sunday at Krebs Chapel left Friday for Cincinnati Whele .on Sand Hill Road. they saw the Redlegs play several Other·officets elected were Ra- grunetl during the week end. leigh Roush vice-preBident· Otho Mr. and Mrs. Charles Letter Lieving, secretary; J. A. Ferrell, visited Mrs. Roy Lester in Spencer, Lreasurer; Boyd Schwarz. cump W. Va. over the week end. promotional director; Ray Thomp· Mr. and Mr~. Bob Johnston and son, song leader; and Roy Bles:; ing eb.ildren visited friends and .rela· reporter. tives in Nitro, W. Va., Friday eveRev. KennE'th Polen of Ho.mting· ning. ton addressed thr group with a Mr. r:nd Mrs. Harry Mtller and message entitled "Per sonal Re· daughter and Mr.l.1md Mn. James sponslbilily'', 1 Diehl Jr. and family of PomeroY , Churches in the tounty were recently ~ peu1 a day at Camden urged at the meeting to partici· Park. , pate in the drive for fund s for ~r. and Mrs. Clayton Athey and the new Century of Worship buJ ld- JOdy have returned home after ing at Camp Ev-Un·Breth Acres at spending a 1hree wee-k "Vacation In buckhannon. Fl t}rida. The building is now under conMrs. Eliubeth Kunzle of Canlltruction and it is hoped to have ton , Ohio recently visited at the it completed in time for the WE~! t home of Mr. and Mrs. F . A. Batey. Virginia Conference of EU B ChurLinda Hunter of Berkley Springs, ches in 1958, the JOOth birthday W . Va. has been visiting at th~ of :he conferehce. Har.ry Miller hOme. The next meeting of tbe di~tri c t Mr. and M.rs. Homer Reid rewill be held on ·sunday, October ccntly vi sited relatives here. '1.7, al the Belleinead ChUTch . -~-------' .. _ ... _ I NEW HAVEN c GASOLINE ALLEY Legar Notice St•te of Ohio, Meigs Countv. 'ss: Mr. and M :·s. L . C' Snowden In the Prob•te Court and da ughters and sons of P;.;i 1.· In the m~:_Her of tha R•g,ilfr~tion l$ville Sp\!Pl l severa l chys with of birh of Herb&rta L:dith Clark his parents. Mr an d ~.rs Roy Case ~~~- 17.628 Snowdr·n . · _ , '! ~O.'J:,U::~ .ia gJv~ n that .Lbis 27.Utl Miss Joetta F;rlc"Nine .spent the - ii<JP oflf Ju)y 193' , Hcrbcrta Erlilh past w e~k with b:r gramlmoth er, Clark, whose bil'th is not record- - --- ed , fil <'d her applicati.on for an orthe 48 to ~ ind1 class and ! !w:;e der of the Prol.Jate Court that her in the over 4{1 to 48 inch class . l)irth he re gi~t cJ'cd as pro"Yided by Ali tnree of t hosf' l'l asses will 1aw. , run three-eigh ths of a mile. Applicant averS' tha t she waa The 46 i'JCh and under ch1sR born December 22, 191'6, Meigi.O will run only one-fourth of a County, Ohio. Said application will mile and prizes or $5, $3, $2 and be for hearing on the 8th da>' of $1 will be paid to first four win- Aug ust, 19!57, at 10:00 o'clock a. nc~. m. , . The _ha rr.c~s racing and .runnJohn C. Bacon ' lllg r::~cmg arc open lo world Probate Judge I compe~ition. ~1 . ,. ,, ' , J I RUTLAND t.Z lOMX IC VYHZQ NQJZ : RO"tftt.. Let~n, ·- .L - • .. .' • _ _ _ _ __:__:_:_:::___ -----==~~~c2A~SS~W~ELL .. rLL OH, DEAR-- I'M L.ATE FOR IRMA'S PARTY •••••••••••••••• 47c , I Ftfn. lVI --------------- NANCY loz. Jar Colby · IL. 111 }••····················~······ ----... . C Spollig~l Cheese • Of District AXYDLB~AXR ~. j - ~ Preserves. ~~;;~.2 ~; sse Cocktail ... )~~~~ ..... 4 2 31 814oz.$1 Corn Beans '. ,.. .. 1st 23. Blbll· ~ft....,. · ts LONGFEI!.>i...,~~ ~lf .. ~· One Jelt6 .11\mply atanda for another. Tn thtl 1ample A Ia used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Sln3lt l•tten, apo" trophes, the length and formation of the wOO'd.l are all hlntl .Each day the code letters are different. •• Kroger Bread ...~.h~~~ ••• humor· DAILY CRYPTUQUOTE-Here's' bow 10 worK•tt: ·i cana •'" 23. Epoch 2<l. Ameri. willow 11. Wrinkle lbs. for 3 N~~:~ $1 .. ~-:- ~ ·~-;z:.;- ~,"':' Mn. Ric hard Wrlght. Clifton. H,, war d VanM eter, £1yriL ~ was one ol tour M.ason Coun:.y Mr and and Mrs. ClU(ord Har. , ministers' wives who attended thP rill Cotnmbu 1 were weekend · 1ec on tl an~ua 1 ~etreat 1or wi~s guu1.9 of her grand parent•. 1tr. DOWN •• •• • .. ...... ......... _ - Re-Elect Ri( kard To Head UB Men silk. worm 1. European !' BrowD. ·················~····· with. 21. Asaam A Cl')'ptogram Quotation quarters for labia or cooking. ' Libby • , SwHt • • • • 20. Slope S711'etc:b. 38. Rub'berl St. Poker Bto.M 40. Towa.rd· , the 1!!11 •t. Iropltment 42. Cherlahe4 anlmalll 79c Bacon ....~~:·.-L ... ~L Ealmora colden 11 . Bog- fresh· water ducks 4. Pole ~- Smalt party ot men (mil.) t . Thr..! retlrt a ~ ide (baseball, 1. Marked ~ .Haul I I I I Reliable • r1ne . . . . . . . 3 . GenUII ot il. Coin fSwed.) S2. M:Lseellany 83. Wlne veuel Sf. Expoalnr Cround Beef ...... ~~·:~........ ~~;.39c Chuck Roast ....~;~~~~~Y;.... Jt.3 9c _, WE mark l5. Soaks ...qp 9. River (It.) l.O. ,Ceaae l(Beg 12. Speak 14. Exctama. tlon of sorrow 15. A rook Value .Stamps --- ••• . ACROSS 1. Wound RUTLAND FURNITURE BONEY'S FRONT STREET MARKET • DA.Il Y CROSSWORD from a loeal bulk dealer who c11.n serve you promptly and where a new cu.11tomer can buy installation at a reduced price. We are equipped to give you &Q9d, efficient service. ' 1 Squares room how;e, 2 baths, level lot, out of high water. Call Owner 134 S. 5th St. , Middleport. Phone 6064-M . S..l-3tc ., ... BUY YOUR BOTTLED GAS Why Pay More? -. Mrs \Vn.ght -- ,. 1 races will be held "'under the d ' r ares _, .. jford Jr., and Peer! t•t tio of . .. . · Willlams -ha \'c ann, unc('(l full i nl Willlamb•· hTheref ""' 11 bP. raeing prog f Th s x c ass('s on ot a ternoonr d rams or ursd u) with cash awards- tG be i:iVcll -an Friday afternoons, Aug. Hi lhe winners tnd Aug. 16, as a fe<.~ture of t~e Highest ~wards will go to the Mth annua~ Me!g.!l County l>'air. thoroughbred class and onie) RadlGrd l~ In chan~c or .the over 56 inches. First ri:e 101 ~rne.ss racmg, alwa_ys a high- both event~ i$ $15_ P ~t or the local fa~r . . and on Other prhcs for the thorough · th. afternoo~s begmnmg at 2 hrt!ds which will race five-e'ight~ ·p . m. there wtll be a ft·ee for aiJ of a mile will b f~O $7 $l5 C trot, a 26 class and two year old $S while- I he s~e- ' aw~rds ~~H trot and th~ 23 clas.s trut with . 'lC given t he larger ponies whieh purses totalmg $400 fo r ~ach of will run three-eighths of a mile the three contests to be held hoth Cash pn.:es of SIO $'7 55 $S ·. , afternoo ~s. and $2 will b g· ' th'e 1 lmmedl. a Ie1Y fo11 OWing . n t h e h.:t r· fivr• winners ine thelve. ponies in Irs. tl!f' neKs t!l(!lng ~oth diiys, r unm n~ 52 to 56 inch clan the ponies !n ' 10 lb. basket 99c POTATOES ················· 10 lbs. 45c o Ch 1 SAVE AT BONEY'S S lEAK -- . -- . --·· -- Icials,Announce Races For Attended 2nd F • An. } R 0 4 hC T D Of , Wfl ays . ._, t ounty atr nua etreat 124 Uni;;;:;-A;;:--PomeriYo 6 Nati~es NOTICI The Unknown Heirs. Devisees, - - - - - - - - - - - - , ! L e g a t e e s , Administraton, Execu· . F tors and AS"s igns of Minnie Dllt· Of ling Scolt, dtceased, the Unknown Hire! Heirs, Devisees, Legatel!&, Admin"Bv the lstrators, Executors and Aaffi&ns of Ho<~r M. H. Scotl, deceased, and the Un· known Heir!!, Devisee-s, Legatees, Admini.str<~lors, Exe<:utors and A!>.signs of Kathernlne Bramlal,l~J, de· ~ 9~3 Chevrolet& as low as $888. ceased, whose nam~ and places Three 'YCfy clean cars. 8lae tt· of rc~i<ltncr. arc unknown and can7 27 Ute nar's, Pomeroy. not be ascertained , will take no.----~--- -tir e that on the 29th day of July, AutoServictls 1057 , Nolnn Shuster and Clara -~ .-·:---:c. Shuster, as plaintiffs, flied their t. H. KAW.LotliGS SONS CO. - 2t Cheshire 7-7479 p~tition against them , as defendllour "11trket Servlu. DaJ a nts, In the Court of Common Phone lt'J2T Nl&llt Phone !'leu of Meigs County, Ohio. the alllli·X DODGE • PLYMOUTH DEAI.IRB s • u (20lBusiness Servlr.es ~arne being C11use No. 12.579 in said Court alleging, among other tor best used c11r VALUF.S, see thin g$;, that the plaintlfh are tile BILL CIIIUJS. 7 9 lmop •Jwncrs of and in actual possesSAVE sion or the following described TIM t: and ~!UN t:Y <91 For Sale rcnl rstatc in the VIllage of Pome· Uuy Your Coal In ro.v. County of Meigs. and State of Ohio, and more particularl)· dePEACIIES August scrihed aJ followS: Beglmllng at We hne Golden Juhi iC'<' pUlch· $6.5D F.O.B. Mine lhe Southeast corner of Lot No. Lump es ready. Other varielles wm $5.50 F.O.B. Mine 539 on South Alley, Lincoln Hill t follow. Bring containers. TPI . Stoker F.O.B. Mine in said vllla!le. thence South 78 3/ 8 II Che•ter YU·IS3201. J>rlccs Suhjr'rt To C hun ~:e · web!lt~r Fruit Farm dcwree~ W . 200 ft . to the cliff, thc nee Northerly with tbe cliff 5 ml, l••t of Ch••t.,., Ohio SC[IL lid ahoul 75 fee~. thence West 80 teet --- -- · -· I Bailey Coal Co. to an angle in the East side of Cave Take over payment ~ on I 1h I nil Street, thence with uld street Route 33 ulr condllloner. Thl, year's In(,· Sou therly to the Northwest corner del. -"' paid f()r . Fi f c RcfriJ::tr· or Lot No. 47, lhencc along the ativn. Open e\'ening&. 7-31 ·::11 · ..\lumtot.m combhunwo storm anO rear of Lots 47, 46, 45, 43, 42, 41 , FOR SALE - l"':laches. N('.,.. Ha· ureen window• and doors. Steel 40, 39, 38, 37, 36, 177, 35, 'len Orchard, New H11ven. l'hnn ·,• snd aluminum awnln&R and can. 3i. 30, 29, 28, 178, 16, 179, Tu-24688. 7 - 29-~r oplcs. C11'i WilHam Radford, and 8 to the Northeast corner of Rock SprlnJts. ft 2 1mop. Lot 6. thence Northwe11terly to the FOR SALg Apph's. NPw Ha· Northeas:t cot·ncr of Lot ~36, thence ven On•hard, New llll'>' l:tl. l'hm•t' T-ER~iTes ixTERMJNATEO Sout herl y with the rear of Lot 536 TU-24688. 7·2Dlf For ft•c e in~pecllon phone 383·M, Kohl 's lot, and Lot s:n. to the Layton Grill House. rr.gi ~ l erc d Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. Northeast corner of George Joa· Boston Torrler All work J.(mlranlt·ed. Fully In- chim 's lot, thence with the rear 11 upplr. M: 1 L.l: Ton f'ord Truck !fa price; lOM ~urc d . V tlll !! han· ~ induslrial 11.nd line uf said Joachim's lot, Souther-Ford, Olrt C heap; JIJ5~ Do<lllc H_e~id<!ntin l Termite Conlrol Scr- ly about 225 feet to his SQ\lth~eat cheap. Phone TU 29450, New 1 -~c..:._:~.~-~ ~~s~~~ _ 7 2~~ corner. thence South 78o/4 degree West tlbout 200 feet to South AI· Hnen. 7-:JIHl<t·l MDIO 41 TELl.VI!llUN SMWICE. Icy; th.ence South 12 degree East Phon• t JO, Cleland Appliance 20 feet to the North line of Lot 12 ft . motor boat . wii h stceflin~ Store, l .u l w. M.a~n St., Pomeror !i3B; thence North 87 degtf,c Eut wheel and ccor shifl. Trnilcr 2-23-tf ::---::--::- l35 feet. thence South II V4 degree Mark 2!! Mcrcur~ Motor. 1 year Qtll _C _K _ S_E-HVtc-·&- ,,-n \:v.ah r. .. East 200 feet, thence South 41 deold, good ... new. c. 0 . Picke n,. palrlna: , tly Factor,- Tnlned gree West 147 feet thence South Plcken8 Palnt & IIArdwan' l'u.. watchmaker, COLLINS JEWE- 88 degree West 58 feet thence Maaon, W. Va. Phone SP3·!i583 . LIDRS. Pnmero• 1-3-U 7-30-61<. _::;...._ __:;::::: South 89 degree West 181 feet, thence North 18~ dea:tee w. 91 ------~---Ill-TEST GAS .-\T feet, then~e North 3 deane Eaat 1803 Dodge % Ton T'ruek. r.ontl ISS feet, thence North TBo/4 degree REGULAR PRICt shapt-., priced rl(lht. Hi riucb Eut 200 feet to Soulh Alley, all ('O]on, pretty pf'~ . Call af- l'OWILL~ &ERVICF. STATION thence North 12 dcrree West 60 ter 8 p .m. L C Reed , 71,; L1JBR.ICATION' anti WASil feet lo the place of beginning, mll ea uorth or Pomeroy on MJcldlt!~rt., Ohio contaJnillK four (') lll:rel, mere or R.outr 33, l st hou&e above SIBI•: leSll. Park. 7-30-6t(' Being a part of the property REFRIGERATION SERVICE ronveyed by Adam Darling to Helfer Calf. 3 ~~ay• old. Clif· Domestic-Commercial-Dairy ford Leifhei-t, Rock Springs, JACK'S REFRIGERNfiON Minnie Darlln 1 by deed dated September 10, 1887. and recorded 032-X. 7-3l -tHc 24 Hour Servtce In Book 64, at Pa.ce 452 of the Saw dust and ahavmg11, loaded In ' New Haven Tu 23537 Deed Records of .Meigs County, your tnu:k from hin or dellv· 1 Ohi o, and thereafter conveyed b)· ered. OHIO VALLEY MFG . · -- - - - - - · - Minnie Darllna: and M. H. Scatt, • CORr., niPPERS PLAINS . 0 . · her hu11bsnd, to Katherine Bram· CONCRBT£ BLOCJUr Pbone Coolvill"' 12$0. 7 · 18-2$~c . !age by deed dated May 17, 1906, and recorded in Book 93, at pace GRAVELY 1KA.CTOR SALES and 1 188 of said Deed Records, except S.rviet. R. A- Flnlaw, 312 F~ tile followlnr part thereof, to-wit : GRUESER BLOCK CO. llaln St., Pomeroy. 7-24-27l.."!. Belna: part or Lot No. l'J9 tn. C. W. DabneY's Adl!ltion to the Vll · l.Jvinl room couch b~.-'<1 $8.00 J Mil" North of Pomt,.,. lage of Pomeroy, bounded and d&' .Call alter IS P. M. BllJ Jacubs . s~rlbed AI follows. to-wit: Be~ln· :lle•nbart.'l Grocery, Monkey nln& on the Eatt line ot said lot 1\uo. 8-t-31\> BUY 172 feet !rom tho Southweat cotner lTRUCfUIAL I IIAMI thereof, thence North 88 delfefl ( 121 Wanted to Rent ICRAP IRON- ~TALl West 100 feet , thence NOrth 23\il OHIO VALLEY dt;ree Eaat Gl feet, thence South 21 or I bedroom llouae. Call RonI ,,.\' 66'ra de&r:.,e Elst 100 feet to the ale Hand, Columbua and South· JUNK· CO. em !leetrlc. Phone 818ft , ...... 110 ,.........,. Street, thence South 231,.1 de.tee 'l 27 6tp Weat 6t. feet to the place of b&- IBbl • Off rtb~•~t~t~h~e.;;;;•~b~"~'.;;;;"~'~m~e~d;;,;;;d~el~e~n~d_~•n~";;..;.;;;;;,;;;;;;...;;;_"_"_'_·;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;,;;;.;;;;;;;.., ! TOMATOES · · · · · · · · · · -· ·- ~ - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aug. 1, 19~7-7 Oak Hill i -· - - • METROPOLITAN WANT ADS - .. ... • I TO CTO TO 1313 THIRTE;ENTH STREET �• I~ . . -~ 6-Dali)''SenUnel; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. I, 1957 POD CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS . ' ginning; also all of I.Ait gin C. W. and M. H. Srott. htr husband , to be tompe-Ued to set up and show By CEDRIC W. CLARK Mrs. Milton Eiaw ol Atbet~• Yt.tt.Their Attorney Da~ney'a Addition to Pome~oy Ruth c . ~.rrulron1 , by deed dat·l the nature and utent of their uid ed · Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood ami Good Clom Uaed Con 1 OhJO, except 11 feet South, being ed Apnl-23, 1906, and ree!orded clainu or interests or be fore"Yer CEDRIC W. CLARK son at Pomeroy Sunday. AU Mikol IDd Modolo fl feet on Salt Street, and running in BooK 9~ . at page 162, of said barred from asie'l'ting the .slme; Pomertoy, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Milo BiOI , MM. :~t that width bacK to th~ H()(king Dee4 Records; thereafter c_ o nveyed that the cblma of said defeodanu. Attorney for PlalnUffl. Norman FTederick and sons call· Valley Railroad, Also al1 o! Lot by i.athenne Bramlage, Sln1le, to if any, may be adjudged to be null (8) 1, 8, 1!5, 22, 29, (9) $ , 6tc · AUTQ SALU ed on Mr. and Mn. Curt FrederNo. 14 in C. W. Dabney's Addition j Nufan and Clara Shuster, by deed , and void; ~nd the ~tie of the ~bin ick Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Patti tc Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. dat~d January 25, 1939, and record- t.Lffa to IAJd premises be qweted KelJy ;:·ere ~'"" C"'.l lP.r.s.. Alao the followina: re 11 elUte sit- I'd m Book 14fl, at Pili~ 141 or the as ajalnst the defendants, and for (20 BJ Insurance uate in the Village of Pomeroy. Deed Record5 of MeJJ.f Cou":9', rucb other and further r!l:ief as Mr and Mrs. Guy i:vans of Larry , D:~ve and l !tc lSp.,ncer O[ County of Meigs, and State- of Ohio, tha'. th~ defend~uts h•vt or equity and I he nature of the ,· ue Logiln -ll{lent Sunday with her sis· Racine ll:>(!nt tbe weekllnd wilb . - - - - - - Ohio, tG--wit: A slrip of land ly· claim son.e mterl!'..st t~ said r eal may require. tcr, Mrs . Gertr~tde Warner. their grandparents, llr. and ~PfOD Jntw-a.nct AI..,, inJ in the rear o f Lot 178 and pan cstil.te as set forth therein . that the Said defendants are required to I ;;;;M~,~~ '";od;;;;M~'~'~· -''~'~k;;;;W;;,;o~od-~•n~d-~M>-··~·~'~'·~·~'~y;;.,;;S~p~e~nc~·ez-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. MadlMeport. Fin • A.._obJie- or Lot 179 li nd extending back to plaintiffs and heir predecessors in Bon.:\1. Phon• aJI-J: ~ ! the Cliff of Rocks and extending title have held said real estate answer said petition on or before the 21st day of September, 19!57, COMPLI!.IE In 11 uranet- Protletioa,lfrom the Southwesterly lipe of adver~ly, openly and notoriously or judgement will be take n against Lira, AuU·. Fire, Polio. C.U Dor Jllmes Smith's lot above thE~ hue u. agatnst e~ch and every ~:we ?f them as prayed for . Matis. MHdlf:.,.Jrl. Ohio. o.r the Cliff of Rocks to the North- satd defend~ nts for a penod 111 NOLAN SHUSTER and east. Jine of August Hauck's lot, el!CC!i!'i of twenty"()ne. years: . . e:JLer'Jn 11 and reservi ng to A. P . The pra ·cr of satd petition ts ':LARA .:-.ti USTER, Plain- I PttONE 398 . RATES t eelltl pt."' word. one la..:rtion. Minimum ehar2e 50c .-4 per word for three eoru~eCutive insertio11.1. ~-e otl Speeial- One mort:h for 25 cents per word. P'ull rate of 2. eenta per woM will be chorged for advertising tr aot paid for before the 15ln of each month follow ing Insertion. ErTerl iD AlvertialJII-Should be l't'ported immediatC'ly . The ..DaU7 SentWI ,.._;u not be reAponsible for mo11c th .. o one lm·or· rtd. luertion.. (".ard of Thanb and Speeld Notices of Events $UKI. Obituarlet publbhed at 1 cent per word. .- I II.U WAIUI Ashworth and F. W. Baber a thirty (30) foot rigbt of way acro.t~ said ( 141 For Rent ( 1) Notices fuly Fre{'ker'~ Road . Sund~_1· 1:00 'ti l Tlarlr. HAM SHOOT at Farm . Basha n 4\h of Au gust. strip of land frOm lands owned by the same A . P. Ashwor:th and F. w. Bsber to the mouth ~f the coal mine now operated them , conveyed by Minnie Scott 4 P. 0 0:\1 trrJ :..:!:iE. 3 ll ('r!" ).(arden. S35.00 Pl' l' mo AI t\J)plr (;rove Sre Alex Whed ('r 7-31·3lr Sponsored by Moose Lodge. S-l-3tc =-c=-··- Sleeping r nnms ~~~.--- 151 Personals .---- Will !he party and money that took from my pur~c home rt"n t. fvr Ap artment unfLH ni ,)wd. Second Sl, Pomcn•Y t\ d ulls only Frank Fug<~h' , Phunf' 440-M 7-3o-6-tc please return it. I need it. I will be , mosl graldul anrl nn questions asked . Mrs . Fannt. F1ve llo0m !l u n~<'. J'aspa.r Minersville Ohio. Arnnld . 63G·Y . '7 -3l -3tc -c:--=c - - - - - ((I l.ost & Found --- _.. Ca ll Sa!'l 7·31 ·3lc -· · -~-- -- 1171 Help Wanted for J,ugg.lge - Lane Cedar LAU Window FansFrlgld~ire Refrigerators. hk•r F.urnlture, Mlddlflport, Ohio 4 29 tf ~ (81 Auto Sales 1951 Che\·rolels as low as $195. Five cars looking for new home. Some very clean ones. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 7 27 Otc lfml iluicks as low as $31:t5. l"lvc flr.e cars. A vaL tcty of moO:: ell! !!f1d equipment. Blaettnar ' ~;, Pcmtroy. '1 27 6tc HUI._ Bulcks a8 low of four A· I cat,;. 8.il $977 . Choice 7 27 Otc ,.,~. AGI!NCr Automobl ... HMitlt ACCIDENT \.lt.. CMUalty and ...... Rea I Estate Broker In MIDDLIPOR~ PHONio OHIO All ( 16) For Rent or Sale --- t.:.m~orrtte UJPStll - Radney Downlnt · I~'~URANCE 6136-M .-· E"ur kent - E.xt enston Laddera, LOST: Dalmatian 7 monl.h old ScdEold b.l ardi, Drop Cloths. mnlc pup. Picked up in lown. ~JiJ'lton l''' sher, Middleport. Reward . Plea!:le return to Phone 62b5..X. 11 l ti' Richard Vaughan, 205 Butter nut Ave ., Pomeroy, 0 . 7·31 ·3\l". H••dq~Hrt•n $400 Monthly Spare Time Cal l 8· 1·3lp 388-Y. ':i:.Lleslady for N• '1i llav1·n Slorc . No expl'l'il' n[·r ncc dcd . Slal~ SllijjJShnt. Wrilr !Jnx 232·A r:/'l na me, ag1•. ad<:rcos iHid t•r1close The llt'l\d Ban ner, Va MitsiJn, W 7·17-31~ ( 18) Employment Wanted . Pllinlin~. intl~riur Av~ilahl e now . nhl<-. Jlnmer 3l.'I ·Y. -~ -- <UHI H·11 es 1\raky. l'Xk !' iO r T<Jason· !'hone 7 -22- l2U Wark· d - I'APE IL II .• Nf; lf\·J - 25 yL:s f•Xpi·r i(•tl('C. Free e.. ·r matPF., 1.. V H.e1~illger, Racln • Bux 124. Oh10 7-:P' (211 Real Estate -''....,,_~ Refilli.ng and collecting money from our live cent High lfrade Nut mactUnes in this .area. No Selling! To quality for work you must have <'Jll'• references, $640 cash , aecured by inventory. Devoting 6 houn a week to busl· ness, your end on percentage coUections wiU net up to $400 monthly with very good possibilities of taking over lull time. Income increa&ing accordingly. For interview, include phone in application. Write All State Distributing Co., ti05 Flfth Avenue, New York 17, N . Y. Sirloin lb. 79c Home Grown COFFEE .... .. .............. . lb• . 69c BACON ········ ·, .......... . lb. 39c W. Malo St. Rutland, Ohio Pomeroy Phone 44>-X T~p O'BRIEN & CROW Realty Company Arnold Grate. owner (chess) 1115. Dlatrut .1lgnal 11. Craze 18. Guido'a hlgheRt note 19. Scandi· navlan country Jt. A Dutch c:hefte 22. Interior ~4: . A summer place 2T. Inftamma. for FREE Summertime Cifts NICE HOME ON LINCOLN HILL-l6000 to help you have Fun-in-the-Sun good residential buys in Pomeroy. Moderately priced from $8,500 to $8,000. S With the center alice• left on. (23) l ego! Uon or Full Shank Half Smoked Terms Available CAI,L 452 I I I ·lb· Peas :·.. -, .... 1'·"J!. ,;i "! Libby Whole Kernel Golden. Libby Deep · No. 303 cans ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... Pinto A•ondole Cider Vinegar -• -• Kroger Red Sour Pitted - • Cherries - - 5 No. 303 cans $1. ~~~· IIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIII Cake ... !::~.!.'!·~.... Ea.cb 49c 2 ~i!; 3·3° lila. .. Golden, ripe Carolina Elbertas. Collforwlo Jombo ·27 Slso Cantaloupes - - 3 for $1. larllott Pears ..... ~:!':-:~:::-........ Lars• and ·.~ '<'~ ' • ' ·~·; Y.... rdq't .tJu...- rriount 8, Girl's name %6. Kind. ,.11 . Mountain of deftle sheeP )3. Quantity 28. G<>al ot paper 29. Semblam::e-. 15. Prtoserving-, 30. Droopl In <111 fruit the middle 32. A theatr1il0t backer (slang) Insld• 3~ . se. Take out (prlnt.) 38. Ba.rk 1~ ~----- -----"~ I !I' ;;• NA~ TGQEOVZ J'fYaXEK OR NAEN MYN NAEN E -LYTEM'R BGMX-OYMCQZHZ. Yeetentiy'l Cr3rptoquotc: THESE ARE CALLED PIOUS FRAUDS OF FRIENDSHIP- FIELDING. I'Hitribv.WIS ~ dt Ftat\&rtl 1,-adWll.tt -::P"'A"'R"'N=Ec=cY:-:G:-:OO=G""LE and SNUFFY SMITH THE . •.' .., . ..-·. - f ;::a • "T ,- .. w' va. Mn. Paul Northup •nd ,.., of ,~;,..;~;;. ·=.,• ::;~:~.~~: ::; Ian~,,M:~d Ca~"Zi~I~:.':'..!"J.n,. :~;· .. ;::·~:~~.~;m~t:d ;;-;:: of MethodiSt mtnlllt ers held ;'It unrl Mr.o~ . D~l! Luelc:adoo. the FHA Camp nea t Ripley July 1 Mr 1 . Grace Thomas wa1 a lun2:1·2~. cheon gue!it of Mn Myrtlt Sifn pOver . 136 women altended Uw I kim recently. . retreat. Others !1-om the ('ounly Mrs. Betty Phillips and clulwere Mn. Robert Hurley. H en- 1 dren, Wilkesville. ipt'llt Wedne.s-derson Methodlst Church , Mrs. day witb her parents, Mr. and George Porter, St. Pau l's Chur~h Mn c w. Buck. Pt. Pleasant and Mrs. A. C. Earl Nelson has gone tu Young, Trinity Ch urch, Pl. Plea ~- Clevclar,d where he is employ ant. ed. The w?men took pa rt in a pa ::· can! entJUt:d "I Married a Mims ter'' w h'tc h was represen ted by th_e :"'om en of thv Hu nting tun Mrs. noy tester of Spellcff, W . Dtstr1<;t. Va., was a week end gue9tl at the I Closing devotionals were prc-- home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Les· 1 s~nted by Mrs. Lloyd C. Wicke, ~er. wtfe of the Wet~t Virginia Confe rMrs. Jam~ Hamilton is visiting ence bishop. rel<~tive.s in San Antonio, Texas . Mr. arid Mr&. ~lton Bonney and chifdren are vacationing in Canada. ~r. and :\ott!. Howard Andrews of New Vorl; , 'Visited here recenu~-. Mrs. Esther Alexander of Sara~o1a , Fl4 .. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roush. · Mr. and Mn. J. L . Stewart. and Paul RJ('kard ol New H3ven was Mr. and Mrs. Wally Stewart are ·1 re-el6C.ted preslt.ent of the Evan- vacationing in Florida. gelical United Brethern Men of Harry Miller, Robert Coole, Dar· the pt_ Pleasant District at a meet- rel Hoffman and Charles Ev,ans ing held Sunday at Krebs Chapel left Friday for Cincinnati Whele .on Sand Hill Road. they saw the Redlegs play several Other·officets elected were Ra- grunetl during the week end. leigh Roush vice-preBident· Otho Mr. and Mrs. Charles Letter Lieving, secretary; J. A. Ferrell, visited Mrs. Roy Lester in Spencer, Lreasurer; Boyd Schwarz. cump W. Va. over the week end. promotional director; Ray Thomp· Mr. and Mr~. Bob Johnston and son, song leader; and Roy Bles:; ing eb.ildren visited friends and .rela· reporter. tives in Nitro, W. Va., Friday eveRev. KennE'th Polen of Ho.mting· ning. ton addressed thr group with a Mr. r:nd Mrs. Harry Mtller and message entitled "Per sonal Re· daughter and Mr.l.1md Mn. James sponslbilily'', 1 Diehl Jr. and family of PomeroY , Churches in the tounty were recently ~ peu1 a day at Camden urged at the meeting to partici· Park. , pate in the drive for fund s for ~r. and Mrs. Clayton Athey and the new Century of Worship buJ ld- JOdy have returned home after ing at Camp Ev-Un·Breth Acres at spending a 1hree wee-k "Vacation In buckhannon. Fl t}rida. The building is now under conMrs. Eliubeth Kunzle of Canlltruction and it is hoped to have ton , Ohio recently visited at the it completed in time for the WE~! t home of Mr. and Mrs. F . A. Batey. Virginia Conference of EU B ChurLinda Hunter of Berkley Springs, ches in 1958, the JOOth birthday W . Va. has been visiting at th~ of :he conferehce. Har.ry Miller hOme. The next meeting of tbe di~tri c t Mr. and M.rs. Homer Reid rewill be held on ·sunday, October ccntly vi sited relatives here. '1.7, al the Belleinead ChUTch . -~-------' .. _ ... _ I NEW HAVEN c GASOLINE ALLEY Legar Notice St•te of Ohio, Meigs Countv. 'ss: Mr. and M :·s. L . C' Snowden In the Prob•te Court and da ughters and sons of P;.;i 1.· In the m~:_Her of tha R•g,ilfr~tion l$ville Sp\!Pl l severa l chys with of birh of Herb&rta L:dith Clark his parents. Mr an d ~.rs Roy Case ~~~- 17.628 Snowdr·n . · _ , '! ~O.'J:,U::~ .ia gJv~ n that .Lbis 27.Utl Miss Joetta F;rlc"Nine .spent the - ii<JP oflf Ju)y 193' , Hcrbcrta Erlilh past w e~k with b:r gramlmoth er, Clark, whose bil'th is not record- - --- ed , fil <'d her applicati.on for an orthe 48 to ~ ind1 class and ! !w:;e der of the Prol.Jate Court that her in the over 4{1 to 48 inch class . l)irth he re gi~t cJ'cd as pro"Yided by Ali tnree of t hosf' l'l asses will 1aw. , run three-eigh ths of a mile. Applicant averS' tha t she waa The 46 i'JCh and under ch1sR born December 22, 191'6, Meigi.O will run only one-fourth of a County, Ohio. Said application will mile and prizes or $5, $3, $2 and be for hearing on the 8th da>' of $1 will be paid to first four win- Aug ust, 19!57, at 10:00 o'clock a. nc~. m. , . The _ha rr.c~s racing and .runnJohn C. Bacon ' lllg r::~cmg arc open lo world Probate Judge I compe~ition. ~1 . ,. ,, ' , J I RUTLAND t.Z lOMX IC VYHZQ NQJZ : RO"tftt.. Let~n, ·- .L - • .. .' • _ _ _ _ __:__:_:_:::___ -----==~~~c2A~SS~W~ELL .. rLL OH, DEAR-- I'M L.ATE FOR IRMA'S PARTY •••••••••••••••• 47c , I Ftfn. lVI --------------- NANCY loz. Jar Colby · IL. 111 }••····················~······ ----... . C Spollig~l Cheese • Of District AXYDLB~AXR ~. j - ~ Preserves. ~~;;~.2 ~; sse Cocktail ... )~~~~ ..... 4 2 31 814oz.$1 Corn Beans '. ,.. .. 1st 23. Blbll· ~ft....,. · ts LONGFEI!.>i...,~~ ~lf .. ~· One Jelt6 .11\mply atanda for another. Tn thtl 1ample A Ia used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Sln3lt l•tten, apo" trophes, the length and formation of the wOO'd.l are all hlntl .Each day the code letters are different. •• Kroger Bread ...~.h~~~ ••• humor· DAILY CRYPTUQUOTE-Here's' bow 10 worK•tt: ·i cana •'" 23. Epoch 2<l. Ameri. willow 11. Wrinkle lbs. for 3 N~~:~ $1 .. ~-:- ~ ·~-;z:.;- ~,"':' Mn. Ric hard Wrlght. Clifton. H,, war d VanM eter, £1yriL ~ was one ol tour M.ason Coun:.y Mr and and Mrs. ClU(ord Har. , ministers' wives who attended thP rill Cotnmbu 1 were weekend · 1ec on tl an~ua 1 ~etreat 1or wi~s guu1.9 of her grand parent•. 1tr. DOWN •• •• • .. ...... ......... _ - Re-Elect Ri( kard To Head UB Men silk. worm 1. European !' BrowD. ·················~····· with. 21. Asaam A Cl')'ptogram Quotation quarters for labia or cooking. ' Libby • , SwHt • • • • 20. Slope S711'etc:b. 38. Rub'berl St. Poker Bto.M 40. Towa.rd· , the 1!!11 •t. Iropltment 42. Cherlahe4 anlmalll 79c Bacon ....~~:·.-L ... ~L Ealmora colden 11 . Bog- fresh· water ducks 4. Pole ~- Smalt party ot men (mil.) t . Thr..! retlrt a ~ ide (baseball, 1. Marked ~ .Haul I I I I Reliable • r1ne . . . . . . . 3 . GenUII ot il. Coin fSwed.) S2. M:Lseellany 83. Wlne veuel Sf. Expoalnr Cround Beef ...... ~~·:~........ ~~;.39c Chuck Roast ....~;~~~~~Y;.... Jt.3 9c _, WE mark l5. Soaks ...qp 9. River (It.) l.O. ,Ceaae l(Beg 12. Speak 14. Exctama. tlon of sorrow 15. A rook Value .Stamps --- ••• . ACROSS 1. Wound RUTLAND FURNITURE BONEY'S FRONT STREET MARKET • DA.Il Y CROSSWORD from a loeal bulk dealer who c11.n serve you promptly and where a new cu.11tomer can buy installation at a reduced price. We are equipped to give you &Q9d, efficient service. ' 1 Squares room how;e, 2 baths, level lot, out of high water. Call Owner 134 S. 5th St. , Middleport. Phone 6064-M . S..l-3tc ., ... BUY YOUR BOTTLED GAS Why Pay More? -. Mrs \Vn.ght -- ,. 1 races will be held "'under the d ' r ares _, .. jford Jr., and Peer! t•t tio of . .. . · Willlams -ha \'c ann, unc('(l full i nl Willlamb•· hTheref ""' 11 bP. raeing prog f Th s x c ass('s on ot a ternoonr d rams or ursd u) with cash awards- tG be i:iVcll -an Friday afternoons, Aug. Hi lhe winners tnd Aug. 16, as a fe<.~ture of t~e Highest ~wards will go to the Mth annua~ Me!g.!l County l>'air. thoroughbred class and onie) RadlGrd l~ In chan~c or .the over 56 inches. First ri:e 101 ~rne.ss racmg, alwa_ys a high- both event~ i$ $15_ P ~t or the local fa~r . . and on Other prhcs for the thorough · th. afternoo~s begmnmg at 2 hrt!ds which will race five-e'ight~ ·p . m. there wtll be a ft·ee for aiJ of a mile will b f~O $7 $l5 C trot, a 26 class and two year old $S while- I he s~e- ' aw~rds ~~H trot and th~ 23 clas.s trut with . 'lC given t he larger ponies whieh purses totalmg $400 fo r ~ach of will run three-eighths of a mile the three contests to be held hoth Cash pn.:es of SIO $'7 55 $S ·. , afternoo ~s. and $2 will b g· ' th'e 1 lmmedl. a Ie1Y fo11 OWing . n t h e h.:t r· fivr• winners ine thelve. ponies in Irs. tl!f' neKs t!l(!lng ~oth diiys, r unm n~ 52 to 56 inch clan the ponies !n ' 10 lb. basket 99c POTATOES ················· 10 lbs. 45c o Ch 1 SAVE AT BONEY'S S lEAK -- . -- . --·· -- Icials,Announce Races For Attended 2nd F • An. } R 0 4 hC T D Of , Wfl ays . ._, t ounty atr nua etreat 124 Uni;;;:;-A;;:--PomeriYo 6 Nati~es NOTICI The Unknown Heirs. Devisees, - - - - - - - - - - - - , ! L e g a t e e s , Administraton, Execu· . F tors and AS"s igns of Minnie Dllt· Of ling Scolt, dtceased, the Unknown Hire! Heirs, Devisees, Legatel!&, Admin"Bv the lstrators, Executors and Aaffi&ns of Ho<~r M. H. Scotl, deceased, and the Un· known Heir!!, Devisee-s, Legatees, Admini.str<~lors, Exe<:utors and A!>.signs of Kathernlne Bramlal,l~J, de· ~ 9~3 Chevrolet& as low as $888. ceased, whose nam~ and places Three 'YCfy clean cars. 8lae tt· of rc~i<ltncr. arc unknown and can7 27 Ute nar's, Pomeroy. not be ascertained , will take no.----~--- -tir e that on the 29th day of July, AutoServictls 1057 , Nolnn Shuster and Clara -~ .-·:---:c. Shuster, as plaintiffs, flied their t. H. KAW.LotliGS SONS CO. - 2t Cheshire 7-7479 p~tition against them , as defendllour "11trket Servlu. DaJ a nts, In the Court of Common Phone lt'J2T Nl&llt Phone !'leu of Meigs County, Ohio. the alllli·X DODGE • PLYMOUTH DEAI.IRB s • u (20lBusiness Servlr.es ~arne being C11use No. 12.579 in said Court alleging, among other tor best used c11r VALUF.S, see thin g$;, that the plaintlfh are tile BILL CIIIUJS. 7 9 lmop •Jwncrs of and in actual possesSAVE sion or the following described TIM t: and ~!UN t:Y <91 For Sale rcnl rstatc in the VIllage of Pome· Uuy Your Coal In ro.v. County of Meigs. and State of Ohio, and more particularl)· dePEACIIES August scrihed aJ followS: Beglmllng at We hne Golden Juhi iC'<' pUlch· $6.5D F.O.B. Mine lhe Southeast corner of Lot No. Lump es ready. Other varielles wm $5.50 F.O.B. Mine 539 on South Alley, Lincoln Hill t follow. Bring containers. TPI . Stoker F.O.B. Mine in said vllla!le. thence South 78 3/ 8 II Che•ter YU·IS3201. J>rlccs Suhjr'rt To C hun ~:e · web!lt~r Fruit Farm dcwree~ W . 200 ft . to the cliff, thc nee Northerly with tbe cliff 5 ml, l••t of Ch••t.,., Ohio SC[IL lid ahoul 75 fee~. thence West 80 teet --- -- · -· I Bailey Coal Co. to an angle in the East side of Cave Take over payment ~ on I 1h I nil Street, thence with uld street Route 33 ulr condllloner. Thl, year's In(,· Sou therly to the Northwest corner del. -"' paid f()r . Fi f c RcfriJ::tr· or Lot No. 47, lhencc along the ativn. Open e\'ening&. 7-31 ·::11 · ..\lumtot.m combhunwo storm anO rear of Lots 47, 46, 45, 43, 42, 41 , FOR SALE - l"':laches. N('.,.. Ha· ureen window• and doors. Steel 40, 39, 38, 37, 36, 177, 35, 'len Orchard, New H11ven. l'hnn ·,• snd aluminum awnln&R and can. 3i. 30, 29, 28, 178, 16, 179, Tu-24688. 7 - 29-~r oplcs. C11'i WilHam Radford, and 8 to the Northeast corner of Rock SprlnJts. ft 2 1mop. Lot 6. thence Northwe11terly to the FOR SALg Apph's. NPw Ha· Northeas:t cot·ncr of Lot ~36, thence ven On•hard, New llll'>' l:tl. l'hm•t' T-ER~iTes ixTERMJNATEO Sout herl y with the rear of Lot 536 TU-24688. 7·2Dlf For ft•c e in~pecllon phone 383·M, Kohl 's lot, and Lot s:n. to the Layton Grill House. rr.gi ~ l erc d Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy. Northeast corner of George Joa· Boston Torrler All work J.(mlranlt·ed. Fully In- chim 's lot, thence with the rear 11 upplr. M: 1 L.l: Ton f'ord Truck !fa price; lOM ~urc d . V tlll !! han· ~ induslrial 11.nd line uf said Joachim's lot, Souther-Ford, Olrt C heap; JIJ5~ Do<lllc H_e~id<!ntin l Termite Conlrol Scr- ly about 225 feet to his SQ\lth~eat cheap. Phone TU 29450, New 1 -~c..:._:~.~-~ ~~s~~~ _ 7 2~~ corner. thence South 78o/4 degree West tlbout 200 feet to South AI· Hnen. 7-:JIHl<t·l MDIO 41 TELl.VI!llUN SMWICE. Icy; th.ence South 12 degree East Phon• t JO, Cleland Appliance 20 feet to the North line of Lot 12 ft . motor boat . wii h stceflin~ Store, l .u l w. M.a~n St., Pomeror !i3B; thence North 87 degtf,c Eut wheel and ccor shifl. Trnilcr 2-23-tf ::---::--::- l35 feet. thence South II V4 degree Mark 2!! Mcrcur~ Motor. 1 year Qtll _C _K _ S_E-HVtc-·&- ,,-n \:v.ah r. .. East 200 feet, thence South 41 deold, good ... new. c. 0 . Picke n,. palrlna: , tly Factor,- Tnlned gree West 147 feet thence South Plcken8 Palnt & IIArdwan' l'u.. watchmaker, COLLINS JEWE- 88 degree West 58 feet thence Maaon, W. Va. Phone SP3·!i583 . LIDRS. Pnmero• 1-3-U 7-30-61<. _::;...._ __:;::::: South 89 degree West 181 feet, thence North 18~ dea:tee w. 91 ------~---Ill-TEST GAS .-\T feet, then~e North 3 deane Eaat 1803 Dodge % Ton T'ruek. r.ontl ISS feet, thence North TBo/4 degree REGULAR PRICt shapt-., priced rl(lht. Hi riucb Eut 200 feet to Soulh Alley, all ('O]on, pretty pf'~ . Call af- l'OWILL~ &ERVICF. STATION thence North 12 dcrree West 60 ter 8 p .m. L C Reed , 71,; L1JBR.ICATION' anti WASil feet lo the place of beginning, mll ea uorth or Pomeroy on MJcldlt!~rt., Ohio contaJnillK four (') lll:rel, mere or R.outr 33, l st hou&e above SIBI•: leSll. Park. 7-30-6t(' Being a part of the property REFRIGERATION SERVICE ronveyed by Adam Darling to Helfer Calf. 3 ~~ay• old. Clif· Domestic-Commercial-Dairy ford Leifhei-t, Rock Springs, JACK'S REFRIGERNfiON Minnie Darlln 1 by deed dated September 10, 1887. and recorded 032-X. 7-3l -tHc 24 Hour Servtce In Book 64, at Pa.ce 452 of the Saw dust and ahavmg11, loaded In ' New Haven Tu 23537 Deed Records of .Meigs County, your tnu:k from hin or dellv· 1 Ohi o, and thereafter conveyed b)· ered. OHIO VALLEY MFG . · -- - - - - - · - Minnie Darllna: and M. H. Scatt, • CORr., niPPERS PLAINS . 0 . · her hu11bsnd, to Katherine Bram· CONCRBT£ BLOCJUr Pbone Coolvill"' 12$0. 7 · 18-2$~c . !age by deed dated May 17, 1906, and recorded in Book 93, at pace GRAVELY 1KA.CTOR SALES and 1 188 of said Deed Records, except S.rviet. R. A- Flnlaw, 312 F~ tile followlnr part thereof, to-wit : GRUESER BLOCK CO. llaln St., Pomeroy. 7-24-27l.."!. Belna: part or Lot No. l'J9 tn. C. W. DabneY's Adl!ltion to the Vll · l.Jvinl room couch b~.-'<1 $8.00 J Mil" North of Pomt,.,. lage of Pomeroy, bounded and d&' .Call alter IS P. M. BllJ Jacubs . s~rlbed AI follows. to-wit: Be~ln· :lle•nbart.'l Grocery, Monkey nln& on the Eatt line ot said lot 1\uo. 8-t-31\> BUY 172 feet !rom tho Southweat cotner lTRUCfUIAL I IIAMI thereof, thence North 88 delfefl ( 121 Wanted to Rent ICRAP IRON- ~TALl West 100 feet , thence NOrth 23\il OHIO VALLEY dt;ree Eaat Gl feet, thence South 21 or I bedroom llouae. Call RonI ,,.\' 66'ra de&r:.,e Elst 100 feet to the ale Hand, Columbua and South· JUNK· CO. em !leetrlc. Phone 818ft , ...... 110 ,.........,. Street, thence South 231,.1 de.tee 'l 27 6tp Weat 6t. feet to the place of b&- IBbl • Off rtb~•~t~t~h~e.;;;;•~b~"~'.;;;;"~'~m~e~d;;,;;;d~el~e~n~d_~•n~";;..;.;;;;;,;;;;;;...;;;_"_"_'_·;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;,;;;.;;;;;;;.., ! TOMATOES · · · · · · · · · · -· ·- ~ - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aug. 1, 19~7-7 Oak Hill i -· - - • METROPOLITAN WANT ADS - .. ... • I TO CTO TO 1313 THIRTE;ENTH STREET �.. •• Aug. Sis Set Women's Guild Has Varied Pr~ro~At f?r ~arden Club Meeting In Federated Church Tuesdoy PICniC Event Cherole Blake aoo Sara Klfn<, Loutli\'lHe, Ky., lltudent nuno1 at Mathew U.29. Group smgmg of HQiler Hosp1tal School of Nun''My Faith Look! Up To Thee" premg, Ga11ipolls, visited the for~er's ceded scripture readtnl!. of Matparenh, Mr and Mn E. M. BJIJr:e hew 17 14-21 by Mrs Ptul Globaand family Tuesday k.a.r M.n Bernard Fultz and daugb" By Faith and Prayer tiiken The p1cmc supper wdl be served ters are visiting her family in Van from the GUild tllt>:me for the year, at 5 30 wtlh a busmess meeting to Wert, Ohio " Tbe ChW"ch Our Hou se hol d", wu follow Anyone wLshmg transportaDavid Odes, Detroit, Mlcblgan, the-topic o! the de vo tlOfl S led by tlon 1s to cal 1 Mr s Waller Harris visited his parents, Mr and Mrs. Mn. Mora who rc11d a.. prayer The committee 1n chante r m L. D. Diles, for a day when he and thought, • For More fa1th and a eludes Mrs . .Max Roller, pres1dent , Jus wtfe were called to Columbum poem "The Sliver r~t re" by Grace Mn James E Harley Mn John by the death of one of hero'elaNoll Crowell Zerk!e, Mrs W H Juhhng, Mrs. bves last week. Pt.h, Fred Blacttna r read a E M Wood , Mrs Garcn Stansbury, Mrs Cecil Root and her •iller, thougM praym ·· whate'er 1s Good Mra. C 0 Jo't sher Marjory Patten , RN, Colun:-bus. - Be Not Afraid To Pray", afte r left Mcq~s County for a viAJ.t at wh1ch the ~roup sang "Swcc l Hour Crown C\ty and Dayton before reof Prayer " A m~d1tatl0n " A Test turmng to their homes Mr and ament Of Dcvotwns" hv Thomas Mn Root, former local reslden••· R Kelly was gt vcn by Mi-s Corl iss bad recently returned fr~m a Jacobs month's vacation in Cahforma Mrll Roland LeVaughn, who will Mn:. Wtlham Diles, Baltimore. "Thought, of Jor:m tiu•geh!ien" move next week to her new home Md , who is vlsltmg her pare.ntsa Christian converl1•d from the ncar Steubcm1lle, was guest of m·law. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. DlieJ. Jewuh fatlh wa s given hy Mrs Roy honor aid luncheon !!(Jven Wednes· and relatlveq in Athens, is recuMayer Mrs Mora read an arttcle d 11 v by Mrs Home r J Russell peratmg at Sheltering Arms Hoi take n rrom " Religious L1vmg" by Other guests were Mrs Garen pltal m Athens from an appendecGeor,glit Harkne ~ Ex:ccrpt.s from Stansbury, Mrs. Walter Harrlli, tomy Her children. Kathy, John Frank Laubach's 'Wake Up or Mrs Myron Miller, Mrs. Walt~ B. and Bill, are staying with their Blow Up" was read by Mrs. Louis Harris, Mrs E 0. Rail, Middleport aunt, Mn. Charles JlVlden , and Reibel and Mrs. Howard Price, Point famtly wblll) their mother IS ill. A pnyer poem , "'l he Place Pleuant. Mrs Manon Allensworth, Mrs. Apart" by Mrs Mora preceded the - - d - - - Re>d Koenl•., M-, Jenmng• WaY· h M apple tee, cup cakes ice Ul white • t.aktng of the off cnng Y n. l•nd •nd Mrs. MiltOn Hood were Paul Warner and Mn; Carl Nor· and topped with a yellow rose, p k b tun wh1le the group sang " Because nut' ..•nd c1,ffce were served by busines5 visitors in ar en urg. 1 Have Been Gtvt•n Much" Ml's. Mr.s Roy Mayer, Mrs. Carl Norton Monday ' Mora do~cd the rro~;ram with • Miss Callie Kloes, Mrs Paul WernJames Frazer, Ireland, ~ho Is a .. and Mrs James I<, ugatc. Mrs. minlstenal student .at Prmceton, e prayer from St Augustme • h t of Al th.e clo~c of the mr.etmg the Edgar Arnold, M1ss Emma Seitz N Y., has ~een a ouse gues gro up adJourned to the social and Mrs. Thomas Young were con- Gene Grate when he occu&ied !he pulpit of ~e-~Prea ytenan room for rdre!;hmentM of pine- trlbuting hostesses lira. Dale Smnn, Vlte president, Worship bl' Mrs. Mora who read pAalded wben the Woman's quHd of the federal~ Church met on Wedoeadq even.Ulg at the church Prayer by Mn W.aJdo J Bartels opened the meetmg 8 ,.. 1 aurtng the busl.nesa se.Uion 1t was voted to ~nd $50 to Eugene Thomas a ministerial sludent. A report on the Retreat held on the parsonage lawn,. May 2 . was gJven by Mrs Ben Neutzllng ll was announced th.at the Guild wtll be 10 charse of the serVIce Sunday morning, Augu.st 11 wb.en the Rev Bartels 1s on vacation. It was also announred that Mrs Thomas Young has been reappointed key wom.1n for the Gu1ld in the Metgs county council of church W01nen The nut meeting Of t he Gu1ld wtll be October 31 Mrs. Pearl Mora was 1n charge of the devotion , and program {or the evening ~rs. Neutzlini played "Faith of Our Fathers" to open the program follow ed by the Cal1 to Church rlur1ng the absence of their mmJster, tb.e Rev. Howard Ruppelt Middleport Society 8-Daily Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0, Aug I , 1957 The Mtddleport Garden Club ptefllc wtll be held August $ at the home or Mr and Mrs Jt~el B. THus wtth :!1rs James s Titus as the hostess The Rev Howard Ruppel&', paaor pf the First Presbyterian C!Jurc h, drove to the Columbus mport Wednesday to mecl his mother. Mrs C E auppelt., Long Beach, Miss., who came here for ~ s hort viSit before leaving thb weelr 'Nlth her son for theu home n MlsSl~stpJH She will be tbe ~ouseguest of Miss Phyllis ao.d \1J.o;S Eltzabetb Joachim and their !ather, J P Joachim Mrs. Ruppelt 'Ia s VISited m Saratoga, N Y.; Waohmgton, D C, and Ptttsburgh, Pa , before coming to Ohio. Luncheon Given Deporting Member I Thura. 1o FrL August 1-2 John Wayne Lana Turner "THE SEA CHASE" (Cmemaseope·Technicolor) -a!~ Eleanor Parker Richard Boone "LIZZI I" I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- .laP's WIDE VARIETY OF FOODS ·ARE DEPENDABLE AND ••• GO Lrlsurr · lovlna; ladies turn out marvetous meals with llatdly 4 whit J k' Th r tccret? A•P't many delicious foods thlt Are usy to ~x t;~~e ch~ae yours, and be sure to include plenty of Aa.P't extr~~ thnhy Exclusives In )'DUr order jane Parker Baked Ooodl, A Pale Ftne Foods and A&P prem,um-quallty Coffee! TOPS IN TASTE ... TOPS IN THRIFT . . . lira. Le\4'il Walker and Mrs. Minnie Cappel ret:~rned home Monday from Washtna:ton C H and were aetompanied home hv M_r. and MH. Harold Hatmaeher. Mr and Mrs. Lewu Walker aod Virael W'lllker were called to ShupsburJ Tuesday by the death of an aunt, Mrs. Rose Miellmif!'r Jamea Welter, Pomeroy, visited his uncle, Vlrgel Walker of Plants. Mr. and Mrs Eslie Mot1sman Mrs c n. Bailey and sona, Ml· ~n d family and Mr and Mrs. Har·hael and HJchard , Spnngfield, ley Moesman and daughter left 1re ~lsltmg her mother, Mrs. Min t.hiJ morning for a visit in Madi· n1e Erlewme, and family . son, Wb. 0 p Klem, who 1s on vacation Mrs. Willard Ebersbach and from the Muidlcpot1 Post Offtce, 1aughter, Joyce, were business eft Wednesda~ for Dearborn, vlsito.rs in Columbus today. 'd!chJgan , where h' will JOin Mr. Mr. and Mn. R. B. Wilkins of .wd Mrs Gerald R1ce (June Dll· •ard) and three sons, Michael, Ste Lancaster arrived WedneAday for {;han and Jo!ln and Mrs. Boyd DU- a visit w1th ber mother, Mrs gard , former local residents, a~d Addie Grueser. Carol Ann Hill of Columbus i3 they will go to The5salon, OntariO :or a two and a half week's camp· spending a Week with ber grand 1ng tnp Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Free parenta Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill Ml'!l. Paul Hill and cblldren1 De man rJolanda Dilgard) and two ,ons, Cleveland, w1ll he at another bra Jo and Tommy who 'bavt camp near Lhe Kleln·Rice-Dilgard been the gue.U or ber parentJ, Mr and MTs. Hiram ~Iawter camp. Rutland, a~ spending the rc Mtss Mar)'laret Gaskill, Zanesville ~ainder of the week with Mr. 'las been vJst tlng former neighbors and Mrs E J. Hill 1nd fnends here and especially Mrs Earl Oliver returned to ~tss Susie Taylor, Baton Rouge, her home, Union Ave., Tuesday Nho 1s spendmg the summer here from Holzer HDspital and is con· Mts~ Ann Rupe, RN. Gallipolis, valesclng nicely. 1s on voratton from Holzer HospitMr an<! Mrs Pat Duffy, recent :tl .,., here she l!i a supervisor ln the newlyweds, have moved Into the Obstctrtcs department Miss Rupe Smith property. Union Ave. .1as been v1 s1llng her parent!, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Jay Myers "o)· and Mrs. (,erald Rupe, Bradbury turned borne TucGday evening Jf· ter a weeks visit in Cincinnati A A Scarberry has returned with Mr and Mr_i. Ceorge Shive from a two weeks fishing trip on ler Jr., who accN!.pamed them the Muskmg:um River . home. · Mrs Rhea Brown left Tuesday Mr. and Mra. Aaron Kelton for her home ln Huntington after and daughter spent the weekend a VJ!!lt witl1 Mr. and Mrs C. F ln Athens with Mr. and Mrs. W Hlh bs and s(.m, George · D. Kelton. Mr and Mrs. George Sh iveler t.:arleen Annette Is the the name of the new daughter o! Mr. and Ir , returned home today after a \irs. Ca rl Jones (Colleen Waddell) , visit with Mr. and Mrs Ja~ Pontiac M~s Joneli and her daugh· Myers and other relatiVes. !f·hey ter were scheduled >to be returned were accompanied home by {{aar·o tht'lr home today trom Pontiac m Kelton who wltl spend the General nosr,ttal Her mother, Mu week with them. Mr. anrl Mrs. Noah Hask1n Jc an,u~tte Waddell, Charle&ton, evening wit!, ~nd grandmother, Mrs Mlnnae Bev- vls1teti Tuesday ~ rag<!, t~otirldleport, are visiting at Mr and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter o Lhc Jones home. c • Choice Blade Cuts ... selected rrom mature UJain-fr.d steers It's ra·reCully trimmed , all chOice blade cuts 110 stringy neck portions . . A&P gives you the mo~t good eating for your meat money! Spectally lb. A&P SUPER RIGHT . . CHOICE CUTS Round ~!one A&P SUPER RIGHT . . Roast A&P SUPER. RIGHT 41~ lb. LEAN, I 00% PUR•; REEF Ground Beef • 2 lbs. A&P SUPER RIGHT . . ••ANn. U:AN 85~ PACKAGE Sliced Bacon -·- - 69¢ lb. . . WELL TRIMMED English Roast - FRESH ... PAN READY Chicken Breasts 45~ lb. Mr and Mrs. H::arry Lamg, of Cleveland, were re-cent guests of h1s mo ther, Mrs Edna Laing, and \fl~~ Nina Ru~sell. Barbara Forrest, daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Forrest, aC· companlCd Norman Hysell , Mrs. Howard Hysell and Clara Mac and Emma Carol Hysell to Cleveland for .a vifnt with Mrs. Paul Blanock . Miss Greta Hordon. COlumbu.s, ha~ been v1siting rclativd and friends in Meigs Cor:nty MrR. ({arry Hysell, who hal hcen al Hober Bo!pltal smce she fell and broke her hip, has been re· turned to her home on High Sl Stephen COat&, who Is cnrolleU tiS B pre.medical fre11hman studcnl at Ohto State University, WBS m Columbus Tuesday and Wetlnesda y to take placement examinations at the Unlver&ltY. Saturday dtnncr guests of Mr and M.rs Harold Sauer and daugh· ter, Mary Ruth, and Mrs. Addle Fu · gate, Fcrhan Mea,dows. were tflrs .fohn Orr, New Wilmington. Pa, Miss Margaret Sauer and Lewis Sauer Sr., Mtddleport Mn. Chtrence Cllne, Palmer St hu entered Holzer Hospital for surger)' Mrs. Jack Warner, mustc super· visor In the Jackson Schools, was a recent visitor of Mrs Eleanor Welch Z1eher and her mother· Mra. N C. Welch - 69~ lb. - 65~ lb. LGM' FRESH ... PAN READY, CHICKEN Legs & Thighs VINE-RIPENED AtrP'S JUMBO 27 SIZE Priee&er Peaches - - - - 4 lbs. 39¢ IONA RRAND NEW 1957 PACK ' New Low Price 45e A wond•rtully light cake "as is" . , . simply dellghUul dressed up wllh Ice cream or fruit toppillgl ••· 4" ... H~ said the alliance of Horfa Dlo and narcotics racket lcarler Anthony (Tony Ducks) Corallo, and "their employer fronts bu already brought the New York City employtrs and their employe&' to tbeir knees." ) The committee was to hear testi· D:fony later from low. paid New Yorkers about workmg conditions under their union contracts. ' McNlff Ntld It Is at..,d•rd .,rocedure for • raclr:...rldct.n union ta sign up with an •""' pl•yer who Is lnt•re•t•d In ... pin~ out legltlm.te unlona. $uc" contr.cts c:•ll for • wap only a fe.w cents owr the letal minimum of $1 an hour, and llttl• or no ben•flt._ ~ WOrkers are refWJed a copy o( the contract omd ar<! !ued 1f 'they prOtest, he said. MeNlff named 22 loeahl of nine unloruJ as "a partial llst of umons cooperating with campanie"S to e"plolt the Puerto Rican workers and other unsk1lled or sem •·skdlcd workers." ', warp or break .. , can't &cratcb woodwork ,nd Ooon.. Sanitary, easy to dean, just wipe wttb a damp cloth. Lovely colon. Ideal for kitchen, bathroom. n~ttscry. bed· room, stUdJ and workshop. 'Tractor Owners From Adjoining Areas Eligible ELBERFELDS Tractor owners ft'om Me~a anru adjoining countiel!l are e~iglble til ~ ' Ien C. Hill Sr fair board secretary .jj:;Jl announced today. .. ~l Charles G. Sheets, Jr., Is super· lntendent of the event which Is to .Jbe held at 1 p. m. Saturday aftert~: noon, Aug 17, in front of the grandstand Oftly tractors on rubber are eli· gible to be entered in the compet· tition and no tire chains will be permitted. All tractors will be clas· IU'Ied according to weight and will be dl'o'ided into four classes which will include. 3800 pounds and un· !J.:i.._3801 to 5100 pounds; ~100 to triYU pounds and 6400 pounds and , Ov~r. one chang(: of driVers will , be permitted durmg the contest In each cla98 cash prites of $23, , $UI and $10 will be awarded to '"- the, lop three wtnners. All conte"St· .apts under 18 years of age mu~t have the wrJ.tten consent of their Parents or guardian and all con· ~1tants must hold a membership ticket in the Meiga COunty Agrl· ~ eultural Society. \ ~..·.., ". VALU£S TO $14.95 Final Clearance On This Group. Only 25 To Sell July Receipts ·', ;,Total $1,218.80 ·,, In' Clerk Office $ 00 . BLOUSES SPECI~ PURCliASE, Ladles Cotton Blouses . . and Save. ' Or4tr Ytuh- TNIY FU lURE lD ~le(IOj't SAVE, SAVE AC StUller• Seven Cited For Traffic v·10IatlOfiS . Jury Trial Guarantee Written Into Bill In Post-~J!.dnight Vote Session Cecil William Rlce, Jr., srr.ndof Mr. and Mrs. D. R. ltlce, 890 HyMII-st.. Midllaport, haa Men accept.d for the Microwave Radio Equipment re~lr courM at Fort Monmouth, N. J., •nd he will enSeven persons have bc<"n cited Ust for baalc tnln1ng at Aahland, into trafftc courts here W1th1;~ Kentucky, Friday. t he past 24 hours by the Slate Rice graduated from Middleport Highway Patrul in a wfurlwmd High School, clau of 1957, •nd rJ( acti\IH,v on Me1gs County H1.:lo P•••.d stiff •ptUud• IMII to be ways They are accepted In ttt. courn. B<~.rry J Wells, 18. MJddlC'porl , fo r reckless operatiOn of a mo to r vehicle. To appc:l.l' 9 p m '\uj:l 3 in Mayor E F Robmson \court Bond o( $25 was posted 1.arry B. Wyatt, Rutland, 13, charged with rlnvmg wh1le lntox 1cated, to appear before R E. Grindley, Aug 3 at '7 p m Kathryn Rob.~on, Rt 1. Chester, 38, charged w1th permLttinn NEW YORK UP - Aetre.otS an unlicensed mmor to oper~te t\1~trllyn Monroe suffered a misher tar Goes to Grmdley 7 p, m carriage today and lost her baby Aug 3rd. nearly eight months before 1111 Robert , G Pickett, 20, Pomeroy expected hirth RD. dpf(' rttve muffler, Gnndley , The 3l·ye&r·old actress, who Is sa me hme. childlc!<s, was rushed 100 miles Charles E George , 26, Thurs to Doctors Hosp1tal here Thllrston, 0, and Earl A Lu ccky, ~3. day because o{ the threatenr.d Parkersburg, W Va , both c1ted miscarriage, A hoipllal spokesfor running oo a wet centerline man sa1d P.,t1ss Monroe underwent Both poster. $15 bonds to appeH surgery late Tbtlrsday mghl be:fore Grmdley S9turday mght .Tne spbkeomoi1 !li!l the .film Dollie Dyer, MJddlepnrJ_ :25., {Ill" ¥.ar:, was gr.e.lt paift dut'lhli the lf~~:klcs! oPeratlion, fortftlted $26 operation, but was in satisfactory bond 1n fa1lure to appear condition Sllc was ghen a bloorl H<~.rol 0 E. Hager, 22. M1ddle· during the surgery, transfusiOn port ,cited mto Mayor C 0 Fisher's cGurt for speeding, po~:~t­ the spokesman said. On her admittance lo the hosed $20 bond for h1s appearance pital Thursday afternoon. Miss Saturday night 'Monroe's doc-tor sa1d she was "five or s1x weeks pregnant," and that her baby was expected " arOUil(' the end or March." IOn ---- Baby Lost By Marilyn Monroe In Miscarriage .n Peoples Named To Defend Pair Catfish Vs Trout CaseExpecf.ed To Be Settled Judge John c Bacon has appointed E w Pcople1!, Pomeroy attorney, to defend Fred Stewart and Howard Van Meter, both of West Columbia, W Va, m. the WASHINGTON UP - Hungry Common PleaS" Court when they statesman and reporters next face brealnng and entering char· week will settle a feud between gcs. Sens. Estes Kefauver DTcnn. The men were mdicted last week and John A. Ca~roll D-Colo by the May term grand jury. They nver whtch tastes better: the allegedly broke- into the Blaettnar Tennessee blue caU1sb or the Co. on E. Matn St. and gtole Auto Colorado mountain trout. $427 from a filing cabinet Atlor· Kefauver announced today he ney Robert Betz, Gallipolia, repreRnd Carroll hav~ iigreec! lo let sented them In preliminary hearthe entire Senate and Capitol ings pre.ss corps judge the gustatorial merits of the catfish and trout. The ,iudges will make their decision aftu filling them selves with free ftsh at a eatfish lunch Wednesday and a trout lunch Frlday in the Senate dmmg room. 00 -, Probe Continues In Shop Entry Pollee Chief Franklm D Hud1 son s;ud lhRt an mvcstigation 18 conhnulng m a breaking and en tering in1o the Schorn Bnher Sbop on E. Main St , sometime late Tucsc!ay mght or early Wednesday morning. Entrance was ga:ned through a baek window and only a small amount or change, estimsled to amount to $4 was stolen. ' ~ailmen Kneel ·In Prayer For Jke To Sign BODY RECOY,RID llAIUE1'1"A, O. UP-The body Ot ,Vtbur Benson, ~f, Marietta ~W:u recovered today from tbe \. Jiuskingum River near here. The • bqy drowned Tburaday. 1 • '• WASHINGTON (UP) ~sident El$.nhower was described today as '"damned un~ - .. about llj!i! Senate's secon<! ma.l jor amendment to his ci · ts biU. ·~fbe Senate m a post· [ midnight vote wrote In a tY. trtal gui!l'~ntee for defendants in voting rights cases wh~Wiuire cr:llldnal prosecution. Eisenhower and his a trabon "llPPOrters Iough( the amendment. Sen. Charles J'<itter (R·Mich) said after a White House conference this monijilg that "the President is damned • unhappy about the vote" on the jury trial Issue. CLEVELAND !UP) - A gang of armed robbers entered a the opemng hour today and esc.aped with an estimated five thousand dollars . The men entered by a front door unlocked to admit en; ployes 1 downtown department store at 1 ·Dulles Pleads Disarmament I Vtctims said there were at lea1t four men 10 the gang, wcarmg wh1te handkerchiefs for masks. They forcel'l Rupert Redfern. 49, IMlslant manager of the Schult(' Umtcd Department Store to gu to .an llpStatn off~. As other employes arnved they were hc•ded upotai" . bound and gaggcd M11s Arrletta Freiler, the easbier, wa-s ordered to open thre~ safes at gunpomt She then waa bound and gagged along With the others. One wom.an, Sus1e Baker, 21. a stock room employ~ . wa8 struck on the neck w1th a p1.1tol and the other vtctlms were handled rou ghly The 10 emplt"yes were bound wtih tape and rope from a lunch box earned by one of the gun men 4nd w1lh stnps torn from women's garments from the store stock l BenJamin Zasa, the mar1ager j who was tted wtth the others. f1rst estmuted his IOi.l at $15.000 ' Later he U1d the loll was closer to ~.ooo __· - - --- - - Other members of Eisenhower•• staff voieed fears that the south· f~ndant, such as a regutrar of ern - eons:er\'ative coalition, having voters, for dlsobeyin~ an mjunc· won a victory on the amendment. tion to register a Negro as a may pres1 for more changes to voter water down the bill. But a federal JUdge could Jail a 'They won by a wider margin registrar. without a jury trial. for than most observers had predicted as long as he fatled to comply -51 to 42 1 LONDON UP - Secretary of with the 11)junction The declSlon cleared the way for State John Foster Dulles toda} In an effort to woo votes for the Scnale approval within a week of amendment - appanntly success- I presented the new Western open lhe first cml rights lf'gislation ln fully- Its supporters Wednesday j skies plan to Ruma with a plea el!;!ht decades. for swtft actJon to get world dts.. accepted a revUnon that would I But some Republcan congress- guarantee Negroes the fight to armament started men predieted that the House serve on federal jurie1 ree:ardless Dulles went before lht.. five -pow· Edwerd Caatll Ev.n~, Jr., -.n of er U N dtsannamena subcomm Jt· would refuse to go along with tbe iate law!- which now 1n effect Senate's changes In confercnee of kee Negroes off many federal Mr. end Mn. Edward c. &Y8nt. •nr anrl u· ~~ g1ven the £1oor as committee. 10M VIne $t... Mldclleport, hll1 .n- first rpeaker. JUr s in the South. Threats of a southern filibuater li•Nd In the U. $. Navy •ncl fta1 NC .,rougm w1th hl!n a blue bHn 111lenld to Balnbrlcl. .: Md. print for a Ocxtblc offer g1ving evaporated Some senators fron;a l.f for ,.c:rult tralnlnv. H• .,...,~ lhe Sovtet Unro n a choice o. zone& the South, including Senate Demo- l'JTS. crRtlc Leader Lyndon B Johnaon from Mlddl•port Hish Schoof' to De placed under East West surI1N'In1. velllar,ce by aer.01l photography of Texas, now said they would N"l ~ vote the bill and ground 1nspect1on Pf~SU It now WI!." essentially a vot!ng · ' Dulles pla nned to lntrorluce the ~lghts bill with a provision for , plan anrlthen depart for WashmgJUry tnal 1n CIVIl contempt ca!n. ...., o ton tomght , leavtng U S dJ~arma · mcnt expert Harold E Stassen to The Senate last week dealt El- Mr.s Dowl le scnhower a first maJOr Setback by ' :.. l J-4 Pl 31) cxp la tn n UJ tlctali next week . knocking out a broad provl ion Mrs Ma.-J' M111rgaret (Marne) Walthat would hRve gwen the a~tor- ker Downie. pasSed &W&Jf Thursday ney general sweeping lnjuncttve · ~~~ning, AIIJ. 1 at the home or I-··-powera in civil rlghta casea Fn· I Mn. B. F. Gravely IA.ICU~ erally. n Va. $\JIIIptM lque L.4ft .. Agam in 1956. Oki4t fa:r~rr; Th'e only reY.IJN.4U.- .important er~· .met the bulk. of ':btlit· ~ ~s disputed lsaue remaining con 2 , 1832 . through loins froih • tl\eit local "•d tb b banks, according to Aten Sh11n , • c r.. e su pen .a power of a 105th birtbd:-y April 2nd. · on Survivng besdes her daughter V1ce PresH:ent of The Farmc.r8 proposed bl partlsan comm1ss1on ' hts Ad mtn · l st ratlon • f orces Is a son, Dr. Ch11.rles E Dowme, Bank and Savin's Co .. who re Trailer Court, North Second Ave· clVI't ng No arrests were made foUow· have agreed to three concessions of Pomeroy, Ohio. prescnlJ the Ohw Hankers Asso· nue, Middleport d1ed Thursday o~ the commi!SIOn section of the She leaves eight grandchildren Clal.ion a8 MeJ.gs County K~Y unexpectedly as he arrived a\ 1pg a collisiOn Thursday at 5 .30 P1 m on Rt 33 m fro nt of lh~ btU. . . nine great ~randchlldren and six Banker Dunng lh.e year, the work at the Kat ,cr Aluminum State Park when a tractor-trailer A coa l1.t 1on o f 39 Democrats and great great grandchildren sta te' s banks remained the lead· plant where he was employed as 1 a fm eman for the Frwthlll Elecslowed to turn mto the pa.rk and 12 Reubhcans supported the Jury 1 Ji'uneral servi(!es will be at ahe ers m farm cr ·~dtt scrv1ce hy bebmd struck tt a car tr1a! amend~ent-thc Republicans 1 Ewing Funeral Home, SUI!day at providing far more £manc1al 11d tr1c Corpora tion He was found in his car at the planL Accordmg to the State High· breaking w1th Eisenhower who 2 p m Intermeht wm be in Beech to farmers than any other l~ndMr Thienal was a nalive of w~y Patrol, James A laek&(tn. camc out strongly against the 1 Grove Cemctary. in g agency Hancock . ~ld Survnnng his 33. Rome, Ga , traveling JOuth.,..15 ~mendment Wednesday. Opposmg Her husband, Alex, preceded her Usmg figures from lh~ 16th wife. slowed to get mto the park's ll were 33 Republk'ans and nmo In death. She will be buned beside anoual farm lending summary FunNal serv tces Will be held \'eh!clc area when Vaughan L. Democrat&. him. of the AGricultural Commissio n Sauters, 18. P(lmeroy, struck the The amendment to the vobni of the American Bankers Asso Saturr.ay at 2 30 P m at the tra1ler tn the rear Sauters "ent rights SCCti(n of the bill would MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ctat1on, Mr Sham pmnled out Rawlings Coal s Fun<'ral Home 1 .,_ th tru k e C Discharges: Mr. R. E. Rollins , that on January 1. 195'7, Oh1o Wlfh burial lll thf' RIVCCVICW to pa,., provide for jury trials in crimmal contempt casea where the purpose Middleport; Robert Hysell, Pome- banks had a total or $196.65'7.000 Cemrtery Fm•nd5 may call at I on M;:~~e~s' dcaa~.~~mo;a~a:~~~t~: of a judge was to punish a de· roy, in loans outstanding to farmers, the Funeral Home th trailer. Mr. Thl enel wa~ a memher u! C compared wtth $188.782,000 a Umon year ago Th1s far exceeded all the Electr•cal \\o·orkcrs olher sources of loans to {armers Local out of Parkcrshurg, W va . The total of farm credit outstanding In banks wa~> made up of $93.793.000 in production loans and $102,864,000 JO farm The annua! camping trips £or the camping period worked in Meigs County 4-H club members erafls. Duane Barr was the other mortgages Mr. Shain commented especul 0 was concluded Wednesday when scmor camp counselor and worked a large group of junior campcn in both indoor and outdoor recre- lv nn the mcreasc 1n farm caplOne hundred and 16 new motor Approximately 1800 baUots foT rclurned to their homes here from a.tton, tit! requirements to the present vehicles were purcha~ed dunng election o£ A. S C town8hip the Canter's Cave camp site in !lrs Pauhne Atkins was in very high level!. "Th1s mcrease" the month of July by Meigs County comm1tteemen Wlil be mailed to J.acklon County. charge of fml aid at the eamp he .said, "ha5 created a growtng residents, MrS". Joyce Kennedy ., M:e1gs County farmers by Augulrt Named to serve u directors of and Mrs. Chester L. Tannehill and need fer loans with repayment automohve t•tle clerk sa1d today. 5, Pete Shields, local manager, the camp during the junior camp- Mrs Alpha Cotterill were jumor pertods ot longer than one year Of the tolal numl:tcr purchased sa1d tl>day. session which started last Satur- camp advisors Banks are mcettng this need In 87 wert' passenger cars and 29 In order to get a good vote day and concluded Wednesday Mrs. Geneva H Nolan , county part by using .a larger proportion were trueks farmers the A. S C Office from were Patricia Blake11lec and Janet home demonstration agent. was of real estste credlt to fman~ c I is urging that ballots be marked Knight, counselors of the junior director of the senior camping non-real estate inves(mC"n\~ • as soon as farmers receive tbern camp. Miss Blakeslee worked in session and wu m charge ol the "The shift to comparattvd y and mail in the envelope wh1ch outdoor recre11tion, campf1re-s and craft werk instructiOn for the jun· greater use of rcaV e"tate credit is enclosM. no postage necessary. craftli while Miss Knight was en- ior camp. C E. Blakeslee, county for ~apltal ImprOvements and 1 Ballots must be returned to ~aged in craft work and waa 1 .agncultural agent, was in auto productlon purposes L'i ind1catP1I the Meigs County A. S C. Office tribe counmclor. Kay Barr alsc waa mamtenance Instruction during the by estimates that over one·half Box 391 , Pomeroy, Ohio, or posta jun1or camp counselor and work· se-mor camp and 1n charge of the of all (arm real estate loans are marked on or before August 12, cd in indoor recreation campfire programs durmg the jun· now used for production and op. 1957. During the !Ienior camp last ior camp. cr.atmg expenSl's, new machmery, 81!1 Sterrett. Pomeroy High JmprovemJOnt of livestoc k herds week Sharon Atkina was alao se· Iected to serve as camp dtrector School student, was in charge of and the like for one day. Miss Atkms, durmg the senior camp archery program, • NOW Af t lOll I Downie Dies '"t - - - - -I'At Easl I ro }05 Ye!l..., Old Ohio Farmers Le 0 n Banks r., l Most For Kaiser Foreman Dies On Arrival ••r ~~}~.:~~~.~~L, 4.-H Campers Return Home From Site I · At Canters' Caves In Jackson County 116 New Cars Bought ( July 1No Arrest Made l After Collision On Highwiy 33 Farmers To Get 1800 Letters By August 5th --==--==---,----c--- Total receipts of $1.218.SO for · the office of Mrs. Evelyn Lucke. MeJp county Clerk of Courts. were reported for the month of July. 1 ,A.etivitles In the office for the :Month included· 761 certificates of title issues; ~ notation• of lien; 248 memorandum copi~! of titlea: 212 rancellaUons of lien; 282 applicationS", affidavits and asaipment.s and 14 certified copiea. ·or the total nee1pts the county's 11tare is $925.05 while the state wJII receive $293.7.5. WASHINGTON UP- The pray· era of the nat10n'a mailmen ~tre witb a bill now restmg on Pre· ~dent Eisenhower's desk. The letter carriers took tJme out Thur.sday to pray that the Pl'flsiC:eot would IillO a bill call· tnJ for pay increa!O£S. The meas· 11n already bas be~"l approved by (longret~s , President William c. ~oberty of the u()-{)0()-mombcr AfL-CIO National Assn. oC Letter Carrier.!:, luued the call for the prayer ,euions. Armed Robbers Make Off With $5.000 From Cleveland Store He Enlisted ! ' VA.LUES TO $5.95 LADIES BAKER ;;;:j!J:,J:,t t~ :;~u;d ~~r:~ ~. Mtb -annual Meigs Couny Falr,, Al- SPICIALI gel Food Ring 39c WASHINGTON (UP) - The Association of Catholic Trade Unionists told Senate investigators today that Teamster crown prince James R. Hoffa and "'the mob" of his friend Johnny Dlo threaten to rob a million New York workers of honest unionism. ,• John McNiff, the Catholic association's executive secretary, told the Senate Rackets Committee of a "fantastic" exploitation of low-paid Negro and Puerto Rican workers by an alii- I ance of crooked unions and crooked employers I LADIES -.. Eisenhower 'Cussin'g ' Unhappy Over Senate Cutting Up ()f Civil Rights Bill HOFFA, FRIEND DIO, CAN ·I ROB 1,000,000 WORKERS Modern eolodu1 wastebaskets that will not Mba Sally Bartels was guest c ~ De.,otetl ro Tlle lntere.U Ot fte Mdtf•·M.,on Are• The James Brothers, Grand Scaf,e • ....ftlo Miss Bartels Is Surprised Sunday entthe - -NO.-92 -- - ' - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- -- --- - - - - - - --Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, rrtday, August 2, 1957 SINGLE COPY- - ..- - --------·-------------·~...· ------- ------------- $4.98 $1.98 at y IY UNITID Hill Oha.: GeMrally fW an4 ...,. to4ay, ~ .... ,.... pertl, c..., .... nteht Mel S.tvnf•y with .....,.,. ~ thloln•nt.ow.n Mrth ,.,....,. an4 • ••• wldel., aca...,._ ........ clonhowon ...,.. ,.r~~o~o Hl1h tOIIIay N-90 Hit tM ..... w.st. Low tonl1ht 62... Mrlh aut and 61-74 NUthWHt. VOL IX -- ··~' Regular $1.79 :..···1.15 JANI PAlKa I ¥rs. $3.49 • l ) I' Only 35 To Sell At This Price Save Over One Half ~of fee 2 .... Jar SWEET! /-. A chscussion wa1 held eoocern· in11: a central alorage place for the BPW HospHal Lotn equip· ment. Suggestlon.s for the lm· pi-ovement of m~tlnaa and pf"'t~am• were allo dl.Juased. • e lD Local Newt lD Advertllln& lD Circulalloll •• VALUES TO $5.00 A&P INSTANT Peas 10 ~~.:·; 99( LARGE SIZE BIG 27 SIZE Celery Hearts lge. bch. 19¢ .. IRST The ('alendar lor the eomtnc year was prepared aod Mra. Hor-ace McElhinny, proD" am~ man. plan& to distribute the 7tar bGOk.a .t the September ineeUII$. Fry servel' a dessert I course to Mrs. L. F. Hlbba, Mlla Helen Waddell , Mn. Homttt For· rest, Min Bess Sanborn, MW Mary Phillips, MISS Freddie Ho.uda!!helt, Mrs. L E. Reyaoldl, Mrs. wesley Fry , president of _Mri. Horace McElhinny, Miss the M1ddlepon ' Busmer.s and Nina Russell, Mrs. Nellie VaJe, Profcli.Stonal Women~ Club, called Mrs. CharJ.otle Perrin, Mrs. E S. a meetmg of llhe officers and Schaaf, members and thete comm1tlee chairmen at her hOme guests, Beverly Perrin, Undl and Bill Forrest and Marvin Ffy. W4"o1ne"dav evenin2. Officers, Heads Of Committees, OfB&PWMet One Lorge Group FINAL GROUP Buy Now and Save TOP QUALITY ... CRISP, FRF.SH U.S, NO. I . . 2'" UP FREESTONE honor Rt .a 1urpri.!!ie birthday din· ner and p.arty given by a aroup or friends , Sunday, at the bome or Mr and Mrs. Dale Wippel. Unum Avenue. Following the din~;~er the group presented Miss Bartels with ar. l®ntillettlon bracelel Present were Miu Lois Ann G1bb11, Misa I;oulse Gilmore, Mr and Mrs. Leroy Ruschel, Jane GU · more, Linda Moore, Shirley Wip-pel and the honor~d gueat. ALL•RIW '17 FRIGIDAIRI FOOD FRIIIIR· RIFRIIIRAIOR' c POMEROY SOCIETY Weatli'er Dillon Named Hospital Chief PR,EIIDENT EISENHOWER ••· plocle, with a ra~ shaw of tMnper •fter • report.,. 1u;gestad tht a tl-lo ;.intflbutlon to tho • .,...,. llcan ptrty ~uld buy an ambaSM- cloi"'hlp. TM rnort.r wu ,..kr· rlnt to Maxwell Gluck, • kentueky rnfN'Chant- choatn by Pretldent II· atnhower to 1M ambassador ta Ceylen. Gluck.' a..,.. ring before a Sana'- teommltte. on July 2, waa vnablt to tiv• tht ;...,.... af tha prM mhtllt.n of Ctylon •nd ·~ India. lkt INrtcH to tta. Nporter: "t don't t•ke tt kfndJr •• M~~~"t· hit I would 1oo lnfluoncod by ""'" thlnp.'' Unttmatll!nell • COLUMBUS UP-Dr. Lowell 0 Dillon, former state mental hygiene commissioner, today was name.d supei'jntendent of the Columbul State H01pital. Dr. L. P, Ristlne, mental hyiJ.~ne commissioner, .sa1d DilLon will fill the vacancy caused b~ the death of Supt. Marlin R. Wcdemyer this week 19 DERAILED !loiASSILLON, 0 . UP- Nineteen cars of a 96-ear freight train were deraUed today wb.en a tract,.. or-trailer crashed Into the tram at the Pennsylvania Railroad crouing near h~re. Tbe truck driver, WAlter Shelton, 28, Man5· field, leaped to .a!ety. C~ ijo On Tour ,liJilfowing Picnic Ohio Power Streamlines Chain Of Command In Valley, Souther~ Divisions WithHQ In Newark I In a move ~o further . stream line and simphfy admm1strat11itoperations, the Ohio Power Co. today announced plans to com bine It! Valley and Southern Dl · for the visions Headquarters combined division w1ll be at Nc· wark, 0. E D. Dougherty, Valley div1sion manager, sa.ic'l. "The regroup mg of admiDistrative areas will ' n no way reduce customer services. In faet it will help UR 1m prove our electric service. "Thc change will help rtduce administrative costs, which have been mounting rapidly over the past several years. The consollda· tion of record keeping acttvltl ih alone will result In substantial aavip.ga," Dougherty said, "and permit us to use these savmgs to build and insUJl new equtpment directly benefihng service to our customers." For a number of years the 53 ; -ounty area of the state beina ,erved by Ohio Power was citv1d ~d mto 1(} dlvtstons w1th tb(' re placement of small power plants located In a number of ~ ommunities over the company's .;ervtee area by large n1odern, more efficient plants like the Phtlip Sporn Plant ncar PGillero::z• ,m d the Muskwgum and Pb1lo Plants on lhe .Mu.skmgum River tt became possible to simphh· admimstrallon of the compan)·'s power 11 ystem by consolidatmg mnny of the former divi.!Hon operattons. The VaUcy.Sollthern consolidatwn will brmg the number or the company's operating divisions. to four with headquart~rs at Newark, Steqbcnvil1e, Lima and Canton. Portsmo:.~th will beeome a dis· trtct headquarters and will be one of the largest dlstrtels of the new combined dtv1s inn. The new dlvlSIOn Will retam the name Southern C. W. Feil, prese nt mam~gcr of the Southern Dtvmon and for merly of Portsmouth • nd Ironton, will manage the new diVISIOn. The effect1ve date of the con.soli· dation has been scheduled to coincide wtth the plans of 1\11 Dou~herty to retire on Novem~r 1. The majority of employes tn Port!lmouth wl!l con mue ·m th etr ltl d 1 t present pas ons an' oca Ions Ohio Power's preSf'nt Valley o·IVi Slon serves cust omers ·Ill th e PortJJ:mouth, Ironton, Pomero) and. Chesapeake areas District o.ffices tn the new d!VI~ ion In addttion to Portsmouth and Ironton w1.11 be Newark . Cam brJdje, Zanesvdlc, Lancaster and Mt. Vernon I ,, ' ' ~I Den 5 of the Middleport Cub Scout Pack had a ptcnic supper at Middleport Roadside Park Wed· nesday and then toured the Royal Crown Botthng Works as guests of the owners, Harry and Herbert Moore Mrs Bru~ Lloyd , Den Mother, was 1n cherge of the meeting and Cubs pregent were Bruce Annu, James Butcher, John Evans, Michael Puckett, Michl Archer and M1~hl I.Joyd. Funeral Rites To Be Announced NATHAN L.EOPOLD, JR., •cc:ompile• In th.,. 1924 "thrill alayine" of 14-year-old Bobby Franks, ,.11 , a n.-... conference •t Sta,..,UI• Funeral arrangements w11I MJ prlaon he will "try until my dyln,; AI G rd 89 dar" ta .. rn • IMrole. He WM .,..., :~o~~~d a~orlhe ~~et:S ~::eni ... ly dla.appolnted by Gov William G. Stratton's df'nl•l of ~xtcutivt Hospital late this morning. clltMIH'Iey, but uld h• will ,.M'ftt' She was a resident of Rutland, .top trylnv." (lnternatloMI) hut had been makmg her borne in ·---- -- I Huntin&lon with ber son, .Hollil •• I J, � 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 08. August 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 August 1, 1957 lynch seckman