https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/09847253a5f464cd0b35015d8b9536cb.pdf efc12dbe0f608f2ae036a8a3de2f4d2e PDF Text Text .. •• 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, �\ · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 2, 19~7-3 2--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug . 2, 1957 ~--- Meigs County Could Foster Trailer Park Plan To Increase Temporary R.esidents, Attract More P·eople One way Meigs County could incre ase its population - at least temporarily _ i!> to He lauded the trailer coach industry for im proving its stand ards ·'They 're building foster tbe trailer camp idea. So far as ,~P brlter parks and mamtaming them better," F:agle said A trrnw rulou s improvement in 10 ·00 110,30 know there have been a few home owne rs in Pomeroy and Mi~dleport who have made £>x · tra lot space available for one or two trail rr trailer park s has betollle apparent, as com·[ parrd with frve years ago Most of them are homes. There has bPCt:J nothing on modern in every rl?spect. with satisfactory lht• ,~ranr1 scale. however. as exists in and near lralli- Some of these people w:.o come 1..11 tra1lP1 ~ often stay to live in horrws The best wa v 1o introduce our communities to them is to l;aw lh t!m live in our midst a while in their tr a il ers H has paid off for Point Pleasa nt and Gallipolis It could p<1y off here ..... ... ' .... ~ ··rn round figure s." 150,000 Ohioans liw in trailers of the stah•'s trailer parks, most of them "were found 1u be very good.' ' Steps are being taken bv tlw Ohio Department of Health to improvt; pi'O · grams where needi'd profession. Daily Sentinel - -~l-9-Fi~~men wnr- ~~r~~s;~u~l~ ~ :: w~;~,': ,~ ~~~~~~~' ~.~: :;~ ~;t~~;~;e~~:s l ·oo 1 PUblt.hed every ahemton e1:cept sunday by The Ohio Vah.,.,. Sen dPel, Inc., at 110 Mecbank: S\,, Pl"mero:y;O. BUJio.eu office phon.e 3H Ill toria-1 office DtlOJll" 39'7. ------- - - - - - - · - - - - -- and hr·urd trr E t' (' nr·s: lt l:r t• .'l!'t'l iou nr ler Utvlsion r•• g J.,lr : ttion ~ «r•· 1'11 11 nin.~: 't'! per· c• 111 ahPad 'lf 11l51! l .t•t-Janun, Ohio. 1 .~ lll l r·r nat!u nn llv f11mrtu.~ ror lilt' mil l i•ut .~ uf roir~ ­ IW!ttllll, II lit•!! Rlld IIZUit'll~ !!I'OWII UIU di~lrlhul(•d from tht·n· tu <Jll par!~ · · ll ttw: rrd fl Ki! t• ht•n or l'omrrnv :1n il Mr· 1111 d \ft·~ l'l :uHI!' B ,cf,..,,,r;, llnylnn ~:Ciwurrl Yult·s or Mnn' lu•,1r·t· ;r u, ' Mr and "I'~ ,larrw.; l··n~lt'r . Wdminl.non Ut'P !!I'C'J1 '(rnnrl ttur·ent.. anrl Ml" m"l 1\l ! ·~ L.l'man Dunn , Wllmi n'( l!\n 1r r •· 1 SAT,, AUG. 3, 8:00 p.rn. lEST! Guurantl'ud !'urN•· -. $60U aaalmt 40 ',:, ud ~i.llt• 8 !ilOC'k car radn~; c~t·ul!i . MurJJ ri~d tmd strktly slot'k!i <'nm 1w . tilton open . AdttHN $1 25. tin dl!r 12, nt~::l!~ . l'ut·~ing , FHEE In event of indt•m•·n1 wt•n tlwr pur~e will hc IO~l ';\, lid >:: t1r·' ruw tu non-wlruwrs. TORCH, OHIO Ne1r P•rk•nburg, W. Ve . BIRTH ANNOUNCED llllrt Mr~. Hnrold Newf'll of Hclpl'e nrP ll lll\()ltn('lll,l( the blr'lh or a rilllll.!h· tl'T', Wr· •hwsd<ly, July 31 111 1h(' ~t Jnqt•ph lluspital. Parkt•l'~hltl'!l. (;t'liiHIJint'l'IIIS /JI'j' Mr. utrd M\':; ll la lnt• Nt•wt·! l, Shndt~. Ct•r'il Nt•l · ~ un , f'h•·'l<'r . Mr orul Ml'~ . f'ltn~ lluN. MiJwJs~·ille . }fr. und :rlrs. lien Shumwov, Hl•t•d~l Jill' !ltlfl \lr 11111' ~rr.~ Milo.~ Nt•bnu or l'ltn l. ~l t l'lt., urr• ll l't'll! g1·arHipait' Ill ~ 11:50 ,, m. br i d~,:t• nr ils typ{' in hPmJ.~phcre, the hrir~gt• providt·~ om uddJtinnal ~r IPry for trnffic tH't'uH~ tht• Ohio ll!vr•t' from in~,: Island , Lausche Voted :For Amendment OPEN EVENINGS TILl 10:00 I FIFE REFRIGERATION I 1------------------------.-! ' Phone 82$3-Y Mlddleporl I ' On Your Radio Dial Writer Olive Ingraham ~•MID DAYTON, IIIHOP 0. UP-Dr. J . Gor dou nuw.rd, pre!ltdent or Otterbein College at Wettervillc, 0 .. h11 been eltc!ted bishop In the Evangellcal United Rrethren Cb.urch, It was announced tOOay. Tho cause nf Mr:'l. Qul'sl's death wa!' I hought to be pneumonia. II is 11ow believed, howev er, 11ht' tllHY have hat! the samr di~eo.se th;~t killed hl'r husband. MARKIT R!PORT Qut'llt. fornt('I'IY or Attli~!!S. Ohiu. becnmc Hl Thursday mornCINCINNATT UP - Produce : ln.: lllltl visitcd a doctat· In the Eap, weak, price! at !arms, con1 unrl browns, A u(tur·nunn . tic was immedlnh'l,- -~umors, white• Jll ltl't'd Jn 11 portab!l' l'~~ptrator 1umbos 43·44; A larg~ 40: A me 1 an (: ~tartcd on n lr'ip to Colum- dlum 33-34; A small 20·23; B r bu!l, Ohlo, for tl'Cittmcnt. He died luge 3(}.32; FOB A lnrge 46-47; A medium 38-40; B la1·ge 3'1·38. cm·otlle. • Chickens, fryers ~ to Jc lower rr:rers 33\1 lb. 20.22; heavy henr 13·15; ll&ht hens 10.12; price dl.strlbutlon on fryers, 5.000 at 20; :13,300 at 21; 13,000 at 22. Butter 90 score 71. WASHINGTON UP - Ohlo'J .• ('nators r~isagreed on lht• jur~ Dr. tncreue M~lhews of Zaileatrial Rrnendment to the t'ivll vl\le broueht the flnt vtecinaUon Hlghts Bill which was passed !II to Ohio when he vacclnnted the lo 42 !od1y. cltl..zens or Putnam and Zaneaville Sen . Frank J . Lausrhe wa~ durina • amallpox epidemle. 1 tunong 39 Democrats who voted fttr the amendment. Sen. John Ohio's latiHt deposit of unmln· Brlck(lr WRa among lt3 Rcpubll· ed coal is round ln Noble County can~ who voted agaln\t lt. and adjaeent area. A temptln11 dish rroM the -wat. ers around the Erie blat!ds. 11 Port1moulh ln Scioto County plAnked Lake Erie white-tlah, a hu approxlmat•ly 40% of the aboe real northern Ohio Lreat. maou11eturing bualneu in Ohlo. 1 up- 990 s Came For Wife's Funeral, Dies Of Bulbar Polio I REFRIGERATORS Daily WIH•t•ling to Wheel l'ARKEBSBURG, W. Va. UP~ Chm les Qu ust. 25, fnlhcr of three A un ique fc;,lurt' or Ohio rond- <"lrildrcn who cmne here Wcdne~­ sidl' llal'k.:5 ls lhat th~ land tor the <lu;v for hiH wife'.~ f\lncrul, diet1 put'kJ wa ~ llC(!Ulred without cost. iu an ambulunce b st night or Luntl fot• nrarly all of the parks bulbar polio. Wtl8 donatf!d and the remaining Qtti.'S l, o! Imperial Reach. Calif ft'w WPre located on odd hit s of had Clown hero wilh tho chiljland lt•ft as ~It of highway dren following the clllllth Mon· dny in C'aJHorni:J of Beverly KnupJJ Quest, 23. former Parkershur·g televi!ion perfnrnlf'r. NEW 711 S. Third Ave. Wiley Whitt• 1hcd Tut•sday 011 hilS hunw 111 \Vitehcr, W. Vu .. after· a lur tg tl l1w~s ,\·Jr· Whitt· ;tbu ow nr·ll pro 1t'"J·ty in J.<tn1{svdle whH·h tte pur·chll~d aprron matcly 15 .ve~rs ag u. Survivm·s mcludt• his wife, Ef· fif' ; t wo {~a u ghll·rs, .\Its. WuO(l row Jane\1, Gad son, Al a . a nd Mrs. Otmcr Young; lwu sons, H11rry and Cl!tfnrd, Wttchet a nd r. e\'erat grandduldrcn Hi~toric WJ·fE:ELIN<;, W Va UP~Th\' hi .~ l o !'ic Wheeling ~u~pension bru l ~o:e l'~·Opt!nctl IMlay alter nn Gov. Underwood To Crown Queen· Sljln On Circle 3 Ranch Gum by Fury '::a pt.. GaJJ.Int True Story Detecli ve's Diary '' Fore::_rn Intr!&ue My Liale Margie 1:00 Baseball 4 :30 Hopalung Cassidy s,oo Get SEt, Go ~-: 30 Sports ~ye 5:415 News Picture 8 :00 WRlc~ lrfr. Wizard 8,30 ~•tur :lay Ni.,..1t Jamboree 7,00 8,00 Jullu' LaRosa Show Mystery Ther.ter s,ao Dollar A Second 9 :00 EnCot!t Theater 9,so !\dventure Theater 10,00 News and Sport! f!et.dlJnes 10:10 Nitewatch 12 ,30 Sign Off - 2:00 2·:l0 3 00 3 I5 9,00 Undercurrent Pantomime Qui: News Scanning the Weather The I -ste Show g,so 10:00 10:05 lO: 10 Saturday- ChannelS 8:00 8:30 11 45 Guiding LiKhl 12:00 K:die's K1tc~en 12 30 As· the World Turns 1:00 Our- Miss Brook.!J 1 -~)0 Mr. Ada'll8 and Hlih~A-ay htrol 8:00 Life on the Fnrm Captain Kangaroo Mlgtty Mouse Playhouse Lucky 8 Ranch It'!! A Hit Big Top The Lunc. R~nger Town and Countr:,r Baseball Preview Game of the Week Brooklyn Handlc~tp The Early Show You Are Th.ere Mr. District Attorney Bucc".ncer.s The Jimmy T~· For!fhe Ga1e Storm Show 8:30 SRO Playhou~e 9 :00 Guru::moke f'olden Playhouse The Late Show 1'he Late, Late Show . 9 :39 10:00 ~0:30 11:00 12:00 Houseparty Big P;,yoff Hob Crosby ShOw E'nghler Day Secret Storm 12.30 12:45 12:55 3 ·3:0 4.00 5:00 6.U0 6 ::10 '1:00 ~ 7-10~ 9:30 10:00 11:00 ' - -- - - - - - Channel13 -~--~-~- CHANN'I>~L 13 FRJiJA 'i 10:59 Sign On U b!U Adventure~ in Le11rnlni1 12:00 N~,on News 12:15 Nlli!>, .. bors J2:30 Lib·m• . e 1:00 The t'',,t,' 'line Toucb 2:00 Aflerno'>n Film FeS'tlvat 3:30 Life .Vith Elizabeth 4:00 Car.oon Club 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 6:H'i 6:30 10 :00 New~ of the Ni(!bt 10:10 Theater 13 I 1:30 Saturd~- Channel 11:!19 Sign On 1;00 MrlVI .. Ii 4,oo Five Star Final John D11ly and the New& Rin Tin Tln 8,00 Bible Time Two Gun PlayhouSe 6:00 hta Talk It uver 6;30 News Review 7:00 Jim Bowie 7 :30 6:45 7:00 Cisco Kid a,oo 8:00 Sherlock Holmes 8:30 A Date With the Angels 9,00 9:30 The Btg Beat Hitlh Tension Sign Off Personal Profile Cowtown, U. S. A. 'l'he La rrrenre Welk The Country M.usJq Century Theal'tlr Late New-s ber of farm bO)'I and s:irls In '-H '-"'Ork h.u remaineJ about the 'lime tUJCe 19M. Twtnl.y-•ix counUe• report 4-11 ~n rollmenta of 1.000 or more :::lark County ler,JI the list wllh I ,810 members. Columbiana ·~:~nks second wlth 1,740 and ltuk third with. 1,840. Wayne: :ounty haa 1,449 club memberl tnd Scioto J ,302 Lieldnlil, Medind , fairfie ld an~ Trumbull countieS ~ac-h have more than 1,200. Last year Ohio's 4·H club!; 1umbered t,R87, a figure higher han any other state in the United States. I · ftav{)r of ~~,,;:;;r~~~;,.~ to the Stotler 1,.;1 Farm oear MJne:al enjay the melodious Swiu e.o w bella as thelr ambles in from the patlture evening. lap Beetle Is Spreading Far. Wide In Ohio WOOSTER, O.~Thc Japanese ieetle, flashily colored but bitter enemy of the rose fancier, turf owner and graPt grower, has spread ita rank~ far ant! wide Jn Ohio thi! year. Dr. J. B. Polivka o! the Agricultural Experiment statioll says complaints of the JapanesPbeelle have been poul'ing in from sections of the state that formerTwo persons identified last week's aerial farm picture as being Virgil Blackwood's place ly haven't been bothered. The at Darwin, 0 ., on Rt. 680. They were John Handley, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. and Patty Burnside, beetle hfl8 been chewing its way Pomeroy Rt. 2. through a roughly crescl\l-shaped uea in the state, running from the pests. But spraying is a Itpre be the work on the Progra~ residu:~.l wall sprays in barns har. Toledo to Cleveland, Youngstown time-saving metho~ . says Polivka. \ Planning Committee. After tlus given a considerable control of the East \Liverpool, Marietta and Ciu· He recommends DDT emulsion committee ha.\1 worked out · th~ fly opulation The ncwc~1 approt•ed beta use it lasts longer than the ·overall program , eommittee3 rel· material Js Diazinon. This material cinnati. Although June roses have l~ng DDT wettable powder. Apply the ' POltsible for the various phase~ bas a longer residual action than ~ne, the hybrid . ro.!ics whteh insecticide at weekly intervals. of the program wrll be appointee'. malathion . lt is. usually marketed Homeowners whn have trees or If any of you would be inter- as a 25% emuls1?n concentrate. if biCtOm unhl the chtll days of fall arc favorite feeding grounds ~or shrubs Lhat they trea~ure highly ested in helping with a-ny parti· thls eonc~nlrate IS pureh<~;sed then the insects. A gardener w_t th suc-h as Chinese elm or mountair. cular part or the program: live· usc 'h pmt conee-ntrntc m 3 galtime on his banda ean hand·ptck ash, should keep an eagle -eye out stock, cooking exhibits, sewing Jons f'lf watr;r or two gallon s of for .Tap beetle atlacks. Grap~ exhibits, assembling the catalo- coneenlrate 1n 100 gaUons of water. vines and the young grapes also gue, etc., please contact Russ or As _w1th many of_ our newer arc choice tidbits. me we don't want anybody to chcmteals the one dorng th e sprayfcei left out. ing should aYoid_ cont~ct wtth the " In view of the heavy ar:Jult in · FEEDER CALF SALE spray on the sk1n or m thE- eyes. (estations of the beet:e . " says To date 157 Feeder Caive.s Di~zinon .should never be used on lhc ent(Jmolog!sl, "turf damage from Mason County have been an11nals. can he expected to be serious consigned to the Dcmonstration zl Malathion, lhe older res1dualma this fall ." Salc to be held in Point P}easant terial, give!! good control of flies October 24, 1957. and is approved for use 111 theWe would like to have more residual wall spray should be used calves consigned so if you wou!d on anima ls. Lindane rna~,. still be New Holland be interested in sellin& your cat- effer:tive io some barns as a ves in the Dem onstr<tlional Sal~ . are dcvelopmg res rstance to lin· please contact me at the Extens- dane ion Office. We would welcome The other mcthol or chemical consignmenls of one ca lf to a control of files is wilh the use of hwndred. spare spray et>ntaining pyrethru!ll allithrin or thwcyanates. They krll By C E. Blekestee flies present at the time but do not give any residual control. They Meigs County Agricultural As•nt August seems tn be the month should be applied daily wi lh hand when we h:a\'e to swat the files in sprayers, aerosol bombs, and misl . order to keef.! their numbers under or fog sprayers. For use on dairy caltlc lhem· control. Thh is particularly true selves only meUloxc:hhw ·and pyre· around dairy barns. LJlrum sprays arc approved !or One of the reasons for this heavy control. fly population is tl>at a ~!'lgle r~­ male fly may lay ns many as 2700 Meigs County poultry producers eggs in 30 days. Eggs hatch in a always have trouble maintaining COMMITTEES rew hours t>nd the mag~ots feed production in their laying flocks W·• lh>' "" tl•e next two weeks the in manure and other waste- mater- w h(.n lh c 1empcr alu,es. r ..., '·e '"'" .. various cor.1mittcc~ will be ' ap· ials in the barn area. the 80 and 90 degree bracket. Dr. pointed and working and the It is very important that animal Glyde Marsh, Ohio Stat(,' Vniver•how catalogues mimcographe~ pens. chickel'l houses, seepage si~l' extem>ion poultry spe-cialist We're going to need a lot of hel;1 areas around Sllos and other breed· points out t~:~t hem !'at less when in gelling ready for ~his . yenr's ing areas be closely checked and tempera turl~ c:. r:1b " nd when the-y show but if we all pttch m , the cleaned out so a~ to cut down the don't eat they can'l lay. ' borden on any one won 't be tlJO area where flies breed readily . At 100 degrees fcccl consumptiOn great. In addition to strick sanitation of layers may be less than half PREMIUM LIST REVISED keeping .screens on windows and that at normal pen temperatures, The premium lisl has l.reen re fly population. The new approved When temperatur~s pass 70 _devised slightly and we hope to ing milk rooms, houses and similar grces. the spcc1alL~I ~xplams, get the catalogue mimeographe? place~ is an important method of i calcium i.~ n~t. converted wto c_gg" and dislributed as soon liS possr- comb!IUng the fly nuisance. I shells as cffJclcntly ~s ot hcr.wrse. Nichols (rosslned Females LEAD ON 1.======- __ MRY COUNT MOWING MACHINES for hatching egg procl'uctiOI See your near•st lwoll•l" ltarclteryman Fleming Hatcheries NelsonvUle, Ohio HAY RAKES ume ~-,--- NewsBriefs PROFWSSOR KILLED MARION, 0. UP- Miss Rmm Clldwgan~ 81, Springfield, retired i wittenberg Cvllese professor, was killed Thursday in a headon rolllsion between a ear and a truck ' south of here. She retl~cl in 1943 after 33 yean of tetcblng 1 Enjllsh. I I ALONE! A KID HAS TO Ft!$1-lT HIS OWN 8ATTLES! HAS 10 TAKE GAI<E. OF 1-IIMSe.t.~/ SJ-r L.ET A KlO HIS OW" SIZ! SG\UA~ OFF WI7H .JUNIOR<.A>IO "'HE\OLD MM HOI.L!!RS A OIFFERI!I'tt GALYI'SO'" C'IOP ITH srpp/ :t TELL '>'011, 'IOU SIO 8UIJ.Y! ~ELP. FOLIC!- :t'U. HAVE 'YOU ,_1,RRI!STEO! w:A$a!'!WIS INSTANT!! Tht• ct:n!ury-olc! 3,000 mile unfortified mternatJonll boundary between the Unile<l States and ' Canada folh.IW! the length or Lake I Ene approximately in its cenlcr . Two Tone Finish R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. DODGE-PLYMOUTH Middleport Cor. Second & Mill ---~- Everyone is IM.ading for The Pomtrroy Ferrn Bure•u Co-op on E. Main Street In Pomeroy, They're heer· ing all •bout the big w..-ings th.at tMir nei,hbon •re puHing in the b.tnlr:, iulf Mc:1uM the-r ct.cldM to check CO-OP pria>l first . Yu, they've 'faund QUALITY UP AND PRtCE5 DOWN 11 the CO.OP Store in Pomeroy. Come in today end ' " for your· &elf wh•t wonct.rful buy• . . h•- in store for you. Farm News" , I Build Your Milk Base Now With BU Y LAS FEED DRY COWS FOR 60 Days Before Freshening And 30 Doys After On Y2 Oats or Barley Ground ond Mixed With Vz Bulky Las ble. Next thing on the list will FREE With. -Jle Purchase SPECIAL! UMITED TIME ONLll Of Any Zl Cu. FL SEASONAL CLOSE OUT New 21" Rotary Mowers UN ICO ' Chest FREEZER $69-95 PRICED AS LOW AS We Are Paying Top Priee For Wheat Daily! IIW 310 Utility Troctor Hon!'o the utility tractor withabalf-tonmore built- in woight for unmatched UNICO MASTER DELUXE traction and otaJ)lina . . • belps you move dirt up to 10 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ........ $279 26% faster! 16 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ........ $359 22 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER. ........ $419 Sugar Run Flour Mill Mulberry Ave. Pbone 1M Pom(lroy UNICO IMPERIAL ELECTRIC RANGE Only $299 dog MIX Dogburger J5 a compLete food, thoroughly tested in the Held and m the kennel. Mealiied (crumbles) or cubeized . _ . in 5, 25 or 50 pound bags. Ask about it nrxt time you're in. .' Get Frve F'oldP.rf Guide to Good Feedin!1. "Whtrt Quality Is P•r•mount'' Cor. 2nd and Bultemul PODl<tOy, o. UNICO 18 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER .......... $299 MASTER DI:LUXE low as $199 FrN~7.cr ttcfrigerator Combinatl~n .... Only $429 4 rT. CATTLE BARB WIRE ........ $7.39 roll AUTOMATI>: DRYER $209 UNICO ELECTRIC and GAS WATER HEATER .......... .. .... $118.95 Middleport Feed Mill We Do Custom Grinding liS UNICO IMPERIAL POMEROY N, 2nd Avo. WASHER $279 :lO CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ...... .. $499 REFRIGERATORS-Deluxe Models MASTER MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. AUTOMATIC 15 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ........ $349 GRADI, AVAILABLE AT THE Raelne, Ohio 20 DRESSED BROILERS OR FR.EEZER-REFRIGERATOR COMBINATION The Purina Way To Make Your Grain Pay. Pbone 3571 BARGAINS FREEZER CHECK-R-MIX RATIONS YOUR PURINA DEALER HAS THE 7 ' FOR THE HIGHEST QUALITY OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. SHOPPING CENTER r'~D~u~'~io~g~re~c~e~ot~y~ear~'~l~h~e;;;u~a~c~of~A~a;•:.;;"~'~ul~l~a~·h~e~ll;;;l~h~><~k~n~":;';;;'~';;;'~'.·~~~~ FEED A'Jl THE RATE OF I POUND PER 100 POUNDS OF BODY WEIGHT PLUS ALL THE HAY AND WATER THEY WILL CONSUME. INCREASES ·YOUR · TOWN and COUNTRY 1 LIVIL LI!T I-JIM Bel Air 2 Door Sedan Radio ' Heater and Defroster UYR, New and Used From 1SOO lb. to 2500 lb. Per Cow Hove Been Obtained On This Progrom The Cardinal Is the State bird of ton, Ohio. In to Its n1tlve State it never house tempt: ratures j may be reduced by 1uing whJte waJh on the roof. by o~ning all doors and windows, and by reversin.: e•haust fan! .-o thl!)' b!ow Jflto the pem During periods of extreme heat, spraytng b1rds and pt!lll w1th mist from a gard 1·n hose will enable la}"er! : to s u rvtv~ I Me t~s Coun ty poultry produccu ha ve found !hat 1t may be ne<:l'_,.. , . ~ary In cx'ro:me cases to sprinkle water on t~e roof of a poultry house to attempt to lower the temperature . people ere nltk.llmed. a~ and many ID Ohioan carne. 1 buck.tye in bi1 pocket fQr iOOd luek or to ward off rbeu..U.. 1955 CHEVROLET Poultry ~!wnh ~IJth Sandusky, Ohio, is known as "Chalk Capitlll of the World". world's first cnrpenter's chalk and tailor's chalk were made in San· dusky. Today the Americn Crayov Company makes paints, educatiol'j· al toys, visual educational aidS, pencils, crayons, erasen as well as challt. duced and thin, weak-ihelled e1p 0hlo i1.u, M monl)poly on the ue produced. At kmpenlures of bud. eye. whkh growl all over east10~ deg llyen nl.IY colllp~e and ern United Slatel, but by tradition die of ~Mil prOJtration. v hw i1 the Buckeye StaLe, the ~h.n;h uys the u* or electric hghl.s in the- pens to permit lay· t-rl to fl!ed ir. Lhe cool houn of the mornin(! and ever.ln1 will help 1 mainlain feed coneumptton Wet 1 m<uhes made wLih cold water alao will hel p. By im·re:uinr the flow r~~e of automatic drink..lng founta•nll', cooler watu will be !upplied 10 the fiO<-k I Eve 8•00 uo 9 30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 olrike Jt l-ucu Jl:OO Vall;,nr Lally 11:15 Love of Life 11 30 Search fur Tomornw ............. WHEELING, W. Va . UP~Gov . Cecil H. Underwood will crown 1 the 6th Anmt•l QuL>en of Q1reeru. ! ~t the Ohio-West Virilnia AII - I Star football came here Aug. tO The winner Will be chosen m•xt week from a group of 25 bcaultes all high school sllnion. Hct selection wi)l be announced ut the haJf . ceremonies or t!1~ aame. NAMIS IIIIQ.INI!IR COLUMBUS UP-The Ohio Publie Utilities Commissiota today appointed Paul Htnlpton of Clil· al Winchester as chief eniinttr. ' \' 12:00 12:30 I'RIDAY 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 :30 Bosto~ Black·ie 8:00 Capt;~in K.augaroo 8 :45 l'BS New!! 9 :00 Fred Waring Meigs County Newt nw oldt·~t I hf' wt'slt·r·n m. ·.ly Nehonl Torch Speedway Witcher Rites To Be Fridav• lfl ml\nlh $.100,000 foc('·liftlng joh Mt· Bride and Groom Matinee Tbe1t.:!r Queen For A uay Modern Rowanct>~ Co!4ledy Time Movietirr,e WHTN~TV Bridge Now Re-Opened I COLUM·BUS, 0 -Ohio's 4-J' Club enrollment\ ltas J'('ached 1 tJew aU-time higrt of ?6,911 , an inercaae or more than 400 wllhtr the lut year, according to H. W Harlhlteld, state 4-H club leader Four-H club girlts in Ohio out • nu_m ber the boys nearly two (( .one. Of ttte total rnembeuhip <t9,731 arc girls and 27,180 art >.oya, Harshfield n.ys . Thi.! year the 4-H'era carried more than lO:i,OOO club projects. The biggest Increase in 4-H enrollment in recent ycau 'ha~ · been among non-farm youthl:i, llc ) cording to Harshfield. These nonfarm boys and girls now mali.c up about 40 percent of the state's total club enrollment. The num- WCHS-TV Channell WJEH mt•n's Httll. t: r:u•drart• t, /~ nr<· ~ lr . nnd ~fr s I l tn: 1.)1) lO:dO 11 :00 11:30 3:30 Edge of Nlgllt Among lllu strioul! alumni of 4 :00 The Errly Show Ohio's Wittenberg Collcgc are Is· ~:30 You~ l!:sao Reporter u.e K Funlt and Ada111 \'ll. Wat: · nails., co·foundel's ur f'unk and 8-:45 :,'8 1ll.J! ",JAde Wagnalls whu: h is f«mous for th 5 · liS Wc'Jlr.lt~ '" "stand!l!'d DicUt)nary". 6 :00 Action 6: 15 Dougl.:.s Edwar~s 6 :30 Playhouse of St<Jrs '1:00 West l oint Story 7 ·30 D{'stiny . II 111 II' <' rt " ' Ill\ sot•w l at The Middlt•port Fire Deplll't· WI II Iw, ll11· Tl•~lll' llsto~f ('<u l•ll. satunlnv nu!nt ~ ~ planning to ~end IQ mnm!Jr!ratt•d tn J• !'oa~ t lo-f'oast d( >'(t'd h.- ~· t ll!lltll{ nl n p m Jlomf' mad•• her~ lo the Ohio Slate- Volunteer <·t reuil TV markrlinc for·u m <ll •rP rt·•·l•m. •·:r.,_ r• piP, P•lJl an•l (·of- Flrt'man's As9ot:iation conference ltw Shf't'aloll f:th~;r •n lloor (; ;~rdt> n 1 rt'(' will h1• ~ rll '! 111 Cotumhu ~ from Augu~t 16·18. in {'(nt'll\lla ll Tu<'SIIay , ,Ju ly :111 Thr· 1 lleadqnariN ~ for the meeling will rl\l' ll nt wu s li•rl fl'llllt n Nt•w Ynr k BIRTH ANNOUNCED bt• at t he lll'shltor-Hilton Hotel . 'I'V ~ound ~ l :.n:r h.v ~~ ,. _ t~uinll . "r nnrl Mr .~ lln ,..,,•t' Fla ~ horr Sidney T . !tussC'Ji i9 delegate prt·~itknt of t'ltrys lr•r lJivistnn and 1 • Onion· ~ ]{itl'ltrnt nf' Uaylnn arr ft•om lh(• lora! department and lu-antPd In C'hn·~ l 1 • 1 ll l•:dcn ill 31 lll'llt\111\l'lng lh,, birth llf an •·igltt David Ohling('r is alternate. Plans 1Htlllld 2 rnrJ11't' d:tuL!hlt'l', '\'O!l\'tJ wr>rc ll!seussed wht!n the ~'ir('Jnt> ll kt•\ tJ S markr·l ~. DP1•. WE~tlnl·~ dav . .l u lv 31. hv rur'l Tlrursd:..y nighJ at the l"ircMHV g:ao 7 00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 7:30 t1fe ., f Riley 8 ·00 The Jos('p• Cotton Show 8 :30 Big l'd.Jment ::HJO Cavalcade of Sports 9 :45 Red btlrber's CMner day at tbe WlldtPr uapltst Chureh at lwi o'el~rk wtth huria) there . :\it'll{~ ~Tn!or c o .' ·Mi•lrlll'~)() rt. 1 ,~r- :\1r PNry u~ 8:30 Pope) t: P1·esent~ News Piclure 6 :00 \\o'ild Bill Hil-kok 6 ·30 Weatllt>t.:.tst 6 :3.'S Sports Eye 8 ·45 :'>t82 N~WI Funeral Sl' t·vtrcs wet'c held to Ind·-1,V-·J,dual Meat Loaves .,-,....---;r--c 12 ·00 1.00 Federal M('n N'ewa Heal'l!:net Nltewa(ch Tonltht Sign Oft Satunlot- Chonnel 3 5 30 5.'1-5 l, nr·i~~S, Vlt'l'· \li'Csit!rll1 in dlai' J.W llaf~K. :lH ht• 11111111H'Il lhl' lf)!)7 ! Ill · pt•rlnl tn l'rcht•ndt~tttg r:tmttat)!n whkh h11 s rt' qult.•d Ill a ~all· , in Nl'aSI' llf :\:J4 [11'1' t·l'll l f\\' 1'1' !!!~{! 11nlt·~ lo dtl''' II•· !iillll tol al (' ltn _,. 1 Truth or Consequence• Tic Tac Dough II 30 It Could Be You 12 00 i'ex and Jinx 1~ :-10 Current 100 My L:tlle MarJie .i .OO 3·45 4 ·00 4:30 '1. -~--~. 11 ( ..- Sign On Today Roml-er Roon Th~ Price ia mtht lO 30 L1:00 I ·30 The Daily Sentinef' Ea-gle esUmalcd Ohio is adding spau· for trailers at the rate of about !'i,OOO a venr ''That's o11Iy au indication uf things to l'o.me ·· he snicl Hohf't'l V Pt•rrv mnnn"f'l' ~ ' ments Perry Sits In 1 10:40 1 50 units each were approved by the distrid sanitar_v engineers and lO('J] health depart. - 10 00 Those who must move with the job, such Js factory and construction workers a n d members of the a,rmed forces. People who just lik e trailer living. With the cost of developing a park ranging from $750 to $1,000 per trailer space, Eagle 1 offered this cardinal suggestion to prospec-r tive trailer park developers: Contact t he l!calth department when the park is still in the planning stage. "The department 's consulta·nt mAy make sugge!ilions worth money, and save time and inconvenience," he explained. Local health departments are responsible for issuing the yearly operating license and making regular inspections. The Ohio DepartIIIVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ment of Health, th rough district representaRICHARDS. OW IN- GINERAL MANAGIIt RIYNOLD &. GREEN&- EDITOR tives . checks and a·pproves places for new and ChHt.r L. Ttnnthlll, St•ff Wrlt.r, Sport• ldltor expanded trailer parks, and works with Jocal NatJQDal aclvertillhtl repre.&entatlv.!o BottiuelU-KtmttaU. IDe., a~ . departments on trailer park maintenance pro- ...ca:S.natoa Ave., New YoNt: City, 16, N. %. !Sltered u teeond clau malllnlil matt81 ~~ot't.be poft office at Porn grams tltOY· Ohio. SUb:!rcrlptlon ratea: DeUo:oeT.y·by carrter where available 30 ~nts per Ohio is one of the fpw slates in the nation Hek· one )'ear Jn advahee at Tbe DaHy Sentinel office, $l~.OO· 111 with laws and regulations endorsed by the rontb1, $7.80; three mootba, $3.90. Br. motor route where av 111 ilable )81!1 montb By mail one rear $8; sa montbJ, $4.25; thre~ montba trailer pa-1·k industry and hy the public health f2,34J· une montb, Sl. the area In addition to major developments , a num ber of smaller parks hsvlng between 25 and -- !l ·on 1 Jwrhaps to a different climate or to visit their dnhlren in . ..J.. I lfe ronlinued . "~owadays trailer living is a way of lif P with man y people. and the health department must see that their health is safe. guarded.'' The mobile living quarters rind fa~ · vor with four groups. as he sees it· The young marrieds. who haven't the mon- . ev for the payment on a stationary home , but s till wish the conditions or home life. HPtired couples, who want to move around . In line "'ith this !Sugge.suon wt, note that the State Health Department reported it ap~ proved 20 new maJOr trailer park dew·lop ments accommodating an estimated 2.000 "homes on whe e l~·· in the first half of 19;-,7 A..:co rd!ng to George ~:agle, t•nginecJ in rhargl' ot general sanitation. the .approvJb bring the total ur such trailer park devrlup· llll'ttl s in Ohio to about 750. Ten of the larger new trailer parks are located in thl? northeastern counties. The engineer tited "burgeoni ng industrial growth'' as a fa-c tor in the high number of trailer parks recent sanitalion survey !1 · ~5 6 00 srwe rage systems, good st reets and walkways ,, patios. recreational facilities . and the like. polis In a TELEVISION GUIDE Y./SAZ -TV Chan,el3 Friday 4.:8 Club Rolls Hit New High Of 76,911 Here TWO IDRNTIFY FARM Affi PICI'URE OF LAST WEEK Middleport 8 CO-OP • Jack Carsey. Mgr. E. MAIN ST. PHONE 98 POMEIQY ' �\ · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 2, 19~7-3 2--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug . 2, 1957 ~--- Meigs County Could Foster Trailer Park Plan To Increase Temporary R.esidents, Attract More P·eople One way Meigs County could incre ase its population - at least temporarily _ i!> to He lauded the trailer coach industry for im proving its stand ards ·'They 're building foster tbe trailer camp idea. So far as ,~P brlter parks and mamtaming them better," F:agle said A trrnw rulou s improvement in 10 ·00 110,30 know there have been a few home owne rs in Pomeroy and Mi~dleport who have made £>x · tra lot space available for one or two trail rr trailer park s has betollle apparent, as com·[ parrd with frve years ago Most of them are homes. There has bPCt:J nothing on modern in every rl?spect. with satisfactory lht• ,~ranr1 scale. however. as exists in and near lralli- Some of these people w:.o come 1..11 tra1lP1 ~ often stay to live in horrws The best wa v 1o introduce our communities to them is to l;aw lh t!m live in our midst a while in their tr a il ers H has paid off for Point Pleasa nt and Gallipolis It could p<1y off here ..... ... ' .... ~ ··rn round figure s." 150,000 Ohioans liw in trailers of the stah•'s trailer parks, most of them "were found 1u be very good.' ' Steps are being taken bv tlw Ohio Department of Health to improvt; pi'O · grams where needi'd profession. Daily Sentinel - -~l-9-Fi~~men wnr- ~~r~~s;~u~l~ ~ :: w~;~,': ,~ ~~~~~~~' ~.~: :;~ ~;t~~;~;e~~:s l ·oo 1 PUblt.hed every ahemton e1:cept sunday by The Ohio Vah.,.,. Sen dPel, Inc., at 110 Mecbank: S\,, Pl"mero:y;O. BUJio.eu office phon.e 3H Ill toria-1 office DtlOJll" 39'7. ------- - - - - - - · - - - - -- and hr·urd trr E t' (' nr·s: lt l:r t• .'l!'t'l iou nr ler Utvlsion r•• g J.,lr : ttion ~ «r•· 1'11 11 nin.~: 't'! per· c• 111 ahPad 'lf 11l51! l .t•t-Janun, Ohio. 1 .~ lll l r·r nat!u nn llv f11mrtu.~ ror lilt' mil l i•ut .~ uf roir~ ­ IW!ttllll, II lit•!! Rlld IIZUit'll~ !!I'OWII UIU di~lrlhul(•d from tht·n· tu <Jll par!~ · · ll ttw: rrd fl Ki! t• ht•n or l'omrrnv :1n il Mr· 1111 d \ft·~ l'l :uHI!' B ,cf,..,,,r;, llnylnn ~:Ciwurrl Yult·s or Mnn' lu•,1r·t· ;r u, ' Mr and "I'~ ,larrw.; l··n~lt'r . Wdminl.non Ut'P !!I'C'J1 '(rnnrl ttur·ent.. anrl Ml" m"l 1\l ! ·~ L.l'man Dunn , Wllmi n'( l!\n 1r r •· 1 SAT,, AUG. 3, 8:00 p.rn. lEST! Guurantl'ud !'urN•· -. $60U aaalmt 40 ',:, ud ~i.llt• 8 !ilOC'k car radn~; c~t·ul!i . MurJJ ri~d tmd strktly slot'k!i <'nm 1w . tilton open . AdttHN $1 25. tin dl!r 12, nt~::l!~ . l'ut·~ing , FHEE In event of indt•m•·n1 wt•n tlwr pur~e will hc IO~l ';\, lid >:: t1r·' ruw tu non-wlruwrs. TORCH, OHIO Ne1r P•rk•nburg, W. Ve . BIRTH ANNOUNCED llllrt Mr~. Hnrold Newf'll of Hclpl'e nrP ll lll\()ltn('lll,l( the blr'lh or a rilllll.!h· tl'T', Wr· •hwsd<ly, July 31 111 1h(' ~t Jnqt•ph lluspital. Parkt•l'~hltl'!l. (;t'liiHIJint'l'IIIS /JI'j' Mr. utrd M\':; ll la lnt• Nt•wt·! l, Shndt~. Ct•r'il Nt•l · ~ un , f'h•·'l<'r . Mr orul Ml'~ . f'ltn~ lluN. MiJwJs~·ille . }fr. und :rlrs. lien Shumwov, Hl•t•d~l Jill' !ltlfl \lr 11111' ~rr.~ Milo.~ Nt•bnu or l'ltn l. ~l t l'lt., urr• ll l't'll! g1·arHipait' Ill ~ 11:50 ,, m. br i d~,:t• nr ils typ{' in hPmJ.~phcre, the hrir~gt• providt·~ om uddJtinnal ~r IPry for trnffic tH't'uH~ tht• Ohio ll!vr•t' from in~,: Island , Lausche Voted :For Amendment OPEN EVENINGS TILl 10:00 I FIFE REFRIGERATION I 1------------------------.-! ' Phone 82$3-Y Mlddleporl I ' On Your Radio Dial Writer Olive Ingraham ~•MID DAYTON, IIIHOP 0. UP-Dr. J . Gor dou nuw.rd, pre!ltdent or Otterbein College at Wettervillc, 0 .. h11 been eltc!ted bishop In the Evangellcal United Rrethren Cb.urch, It was announced tOOay. Tho cause nf Mr:'l. Qul'sl's death wa!' I hought to be pneumonia. II is 11ow believed, howev er, 11ht' tllHY have hat! the samr di~eo.se th;~t killed hl'r husband. MARKIT R!PORT Qut'llt. fornt('I'IY or Attli~!!S. Ohiu. becnmc Hl Thursday mornCINCINNATT UP - Produce : ln.: lllltl visitcd a doctat· In the Eap, weak, price! at !arms, con1 unrl browns, A u(tur·nunn . tic was immedlnh'l,- -~umors, white• Jll ltl't'd Jn 11 portab!l' l'~~ptrator 1umbos 43·44; A larg~ 40: A me 1 an (: ~tartcd on n lr'ip to Colum- dlum 33-34; A small 20·23; B r bu!l, Ohlo, for tl'Cittmcnt. He died luge 3(}.32; FOB A lnrge 46-47; A medium 38-40; B la1·ge 3'1·38. cm·otlle. • Chickens, fryers ~ to Jc lower rr:rers 33\1 lb. 20.22; heavy henr 13·15; ll&ht hens 10.12; price dl.strlbutlon on fryers, 5.000 at 20; :13,300 at 21; 13,000 at 22. Butter 90 score 71. WASHINGTON UP - Ohlo'J .• ('nators r~isagreed on lht• jur~ Dr. tncreue M~lhews of Zaileatrial Rrnendment to the t'ivll vl\le broueht the flnt vtecinaUon Hlghts Bill which was passed !II to Ohio when he vacclnnted the lo 42 !od1y. cltl..zens or Putnam and Zaneaville Sen . Frank J . Lausrhe wa~ durina • amallpox epidemle. 1 tunong 39 Democrats who voted fttr the amendment. Sen. John Ohio's latiHt deposit of unmln· Brlck(lr WRa among lt3 Rcpubll· ed coal is round ln Noble County can~ who voted agaln\t lt. and adjaeent area. A temptln11 dish rroM the -wat. ers around the Erie blat!ds. 11 Port1moulh ln Scioto County plAnked Lake Erie white-tlah, a hu approxlmat•ly 40% of the aboe real northern Ohio Lreat. maou11eturing bualneu in Ohlo. 1 up- 990 s Came For Wife's Funeral, Dies Of Bulbar Polio I REFRIGERATORS Daily WIH•t•ling to Wheel l'ARKEBSBURG, W. Va. UP~ Chm les Qu ust. 25, fnlhcr of three A un ique fc;,lurt' or Ohio rond- <"lrildrcn who cmne here Wcdne~­ sidl' llal'k.:5 ls lhat th~ land tor the <lu;v for hiH wife'.~ f\lncrul, diet1 put'kJ wa ~ llC(!Ulred without cost. iu an ambulunce b st night or Luntl fot• nrarly all of the parks bulbar polio. Wtl8 donatf!d and the remaining Qtti.'S l, o! Imperial Reach. Calif ft'w WPre located on odd hit s of had Clown hero wilh tho chiljland lt•ft as ~It of highway dren following the clllllth Mon· dny in C'aJHorni:J of Beverly KnupJJ Quest, 23. former Parkershur·g televi!ion perfnrnlf'r. NEW 711 S. Third Ave. Wiley Whitt• 1hcd Tut•sday 011 hilS hunw 111 \Vitehcr, W. Vu .. after· a lur tg tl l1w~s ,\·Jr· Whitt· ;tbu ow nr·ll pro 1t'"J·ty in J.<tn1{svdle whH·h tte pur·chll~d aprron matcly 15 .ve~rs ag u. Survivm·s mcludt• his wife, Ef· fif' ; t wo {~a u ghll·rs, .\Its. WuO(l row Jane\1, Gad son, Al a . a nd Mrs. Otmcr Young; lwu sons, H11rry and Cl!tfnrd, Wttchet a nd r. e\'erat grandduldrcn Hi~toric WJ·fE:ELIN<;, W Va UP~Th\' hi .~ l o !'ic Wheeling ~u~pension bru l ~o:e l'~·Opt!nctl IMlay alter nn Gov. Underwood To Crown Queen· Sljln On Circle 3 Ranch Gum by Fury '::a pt.. GaJJ.Int True Story Detecli ve's Diary '' Fore::_rn Intr!&ue My Liale Margie 1:00 Baseball 4 :30 Hopalung Cassidy s,oo Get SEt, Go ~-: 30 Sports ~ye 5:415 News Picture 8 :00 WRlc~ lrfr. Wizard 8,30 ~•tur :lay Ni.,..1t Jamboree 7,00 8,00 Jullu' LaRosa Show Mystery Ther.ter s,ao Dollar A Second 9 :00 EnCot!t Theater 9,so !\dventure Theater 10,00 News and Sport! f!et.dlJnes 10:10 Nitewatch 12 ,30 Sign Off - 2:00 2·:l0 3 00 3 I5 9,00 Undercurrent Pantomime Qui: News Scanning the Weather The I -ste Show g,so 10:00 10:05 lO: 10 Saturday- ChannelS 8:00 8:30 11 45 Guiding LiKhl 12:00 K:die's K1tc~en 12 30 As· the World Turns 1:00 Our- Miss Brook.!J 1 -~)0 Mr. Ada'll8 and Hlih~A-ay htrol 8:00 Life on the Fnrm Captain Kangaroo Mlgtty Mouse Playhouse Lucky 8 Ranch It'!! A Hit Big Top The Lunc. R~nger Town and Countr:,r Baseball Preview Game of the Week Brooklyn Handlc~tp The Early Show You Are Th.ere Mr. District Attorney Bucc".ncer.s The Jimmy T~· For!fhe Ga1e Storm Show 8:30 SRO Playhou~e 9 :00 Guru::moke f'olden Playhouse The Late Show 1'he Late, Late Show . 9 :39 10:00 ~0:30 11:00 12:00 Houseparty Big P;,yoff Hob Crosby ShOw E'nghler Day Secret Storm 12.30 12:45 12:55 3 ·3:0 4.00 5:00 6.U0 6 ::10 '1:00 ~ 7-10~ 9:30 10:00 11:00 ' - -- - - - - - Channel13 -~--~-~- CHANN'I>~L 13 FRJiJA 'i 10:59 Sign On U b!U Adventure~ in Le11rnlni1 12:00 N~,on News 12:15 Nlli!>, .. bors J2:30 Lib·m• . e 1:00 The t'',,t,' 'line Toucb 2:00 Aflerno'>n Film FeS'tlvat 3:30 Life .Vith Elizabeth 4:00 Car.oon Club 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 6:H'i 6:30 10 :00 New~ of the Ni(!bt 10:10 Theater 13 I 1:30 Saturd~- Channel 11:!19 Sign On 1;00 MrlVI .. Ii 4,oo Five Star Final John D11ly and the New& Rin Tin Tln 8,00 Bible Time Two Gun PlayhouSe 6:00 hta Talk It uver 6;30 News Review 7:00 Jim Bowie 7 :30 6:45 7:00 Cisco Kid a,oo 8:00 Sherlock Holmes 8:30 A Date With the Angels 9,00 9:30 The Btg Beat Hitlh Tension Sign Off Personal Profile Cowtown, U. S. A. 'l'he La rrrenre Welk The Country M.usJq Century Theal'tlr Late New-s ber of farm bO)'I and s:irls In '-H '-"'Ork h.u remaineJ about the 'lime tUJCe 19M. Twtnl.y-•ix counUe• report 4-11 ~n rollmenta of 1.000 or more :::lark County ler,JI the list wllh I ,810 members. Columbiana ·~:~nks second wlth 1,740 and ltuk third with. 1,840. Wayne: :ounty haa 1,449 club memberl tnd Scioto J ,302 Lieldnlil, Medind , fairfie ld an~ Trumbull countieS ~ac-h have more than 1,200. Last year Ohio's 4·H club!; 1umbered t,R87, a figure higher han any other state in the United States. I · ftav{)r of ~~,,;:;;r~~~;,.~ to the Stotler 1,.;1 Farm oear MJne:al enjay the melodious Swiu e.o w bella as thelr ambles in from the patlture evening. lap Beetle Is Spreading Far. Wide In Ohio WOOSTER, O.~Thc Japanese ieetle, flashily colored but bitter enemy of the rose fancier, turf owner and graPt grower, has spread ita rank~ far ant! wide Jn Ohio thi! year. Dr. J. B. Polivka o! the Agricultural Experiment statioll says complaints of the JapanesPbeelle have been poul'ing in from sections of the state that formerTwo persons identified last week's aerial farm picture as being Virgil Blackwood's place ly haven't been bothered. The at Darwin, 0 ., on Rt. 680. They were John Handley, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. and Patty Burnside, beetle hfl8 been chewing its way Pomeroy Rt. 2. through a roughly crescl\l-shaped uea in the state, running from the pests. But spraying is a Itpre be the work on the Progra~ residu:~.l wall sprays in barns har. Toledo to Cleveland, Youngstown time-saving metho~ . says Polivka. \ Planning Committee. After tlus given a considerable control of the East \Liverpool, Marietta and Ciu· He recommends DDT emulsion committee ha.\1 worked out · th~ fly opulation The ncwc~1 approt•ed beta use it lasts longer than the ·overall program , eommittee3 rel· material Js Diazinon. This material cinnati. Although June roses have l~ng DDT wettable powder. Apply the ' POltsible for the various phase~ bas a longer residual action than ~ne, the hybrid . ro.!ics whteh insecticide at weekly intervals. of the program wrll be appointee'. malathion . lt is. usually marketed Homeowners whn have trees or If any of you would be inter- as a 25% emuls1?n concentrate. if biCtOm unhl the chtll days of fall arc favorite feeding grounds ~or shrubs Lhat they trea~ure highly ested in helping with a-ny parti· thls eonc~nlrate IS pureh<~;sed then the insects. A gardener w_t th suc-h as Chinese elm or mountair. cular part or the program: live· usc 'h pmt conee-ntrntc m 3 galtime on his banda ean hand·ptck ash, should keep an eagle -eye out stock, cooking exhibits, sewing Jons f'lf watr;r or two gallon s of for .Tap beetle atlacks. Grap~ exhibits, assembling the catalo- coneenlrate 1n 100 gaUons of water. vines and the young grapes also gue, etc., please contact Russ or As _w1th many of_ our newer arc choice tidbits. me we don't want anybody to chcmteals the one dorng th e sprayfcei left out. ing should aYoid_ cont~ct wtth the " In view of the heavy ar:Jult in · FEEDER CALF SALE spray on the sk1n or m thE- eyes. (estations of the beet:e . " says To date 157 Feeder Caive.s Di~zinon .should never be used on lhc ent(Jmolog!sl, "turf damage from Mason County have been an11nals. can he expected to be serious consigned to the Dcmonstration zl Malathion, lhe older res1dualma this fall ." Salc to be held in Point P}easant terial, give!! good control of flies October 24, 1957. and is approved for use 111 theWe would like to have more residual wall spray should be used calves consigned so if you wou!d on anima ls. Lindane rna~,. still be New Holland be interested in sellin& your cat- effer:tive io some barns as a ves in the Dem onstr<tlional Sal~ . are dcvelopmg res rstance to lin· please contact me at the Extens- dane ion Office. We would welcome The other mcthol or chemical consignmenls of one ca lf to a control of files is wilh the use of hwndred. spare spray et>ntaining pyrethru!ll allithrin or thwcyanates. They krll By C E. Blekestee flies present at the time but do not give any residual control. They Meigs County Agricultural As•nt August seems tn be the month should be applied daily wi lh hand when we h:a\'e to swat the files in sprayers, aerosol bombs, and misl . order to keef.! their numbers under or fog sprayers. For use on dairy caltlc lhem· control. Thh is particularly true selves only meUloxc:hhw ·and pyre· around dairy barns. LJlrum sprays arc approved !or One of the reasons for this heavy control. fly population is tl>at a ~!'lgle r~­ male fly may lay ns many as 2700 Meigs County poultry producers eggs in 30 days. Eggs hatch in a always have trouble maintaining COMMITTEES rew hours t>nd the mag~ots feed production in their laying flocks W·• lh>' "" tl•e next two weeks the in manure and other waste- mater- w h(.n lh c 1empcr alu,es. r ..., '·e '"'" .. various cor.1mittcc~ will be ' ap· ials in the barn area. the 80 and 90 degree bracket. Dr. pointed and working and the It is very important that animal Glyde Marsh, Ohio Stat(,' Vniver•how catalogues mimcographe~ pens. chickel'l houses, seepage si~l' extem>ion poultry spe-cialist We're going to need a lot of hel;1 areas around Sllos and other breed· points out t~:~t hem !'at less when in gelling ready for ~his . yenr's ing areas be closely checked and tempera turl~ c:. r:1b " nd when the-y show but if we all pttch m , the cleaned out so a~ to cut down the don't eat they can'l lay. ' borden on any one won 't be tlJO area where flies breed readily . At 100 degrees fcccl consumptiOn great. In addition to strick sanitation of layers may be less than half PREMIUM LIST REVISED keeping .screens on windows and that at normal pen temperatures, The premium lisl has l.reen re fly population. The new approved When temperatur~s pass 70 _devised slightly and we hope to ing milk rooms, houses and similar grces. the spcc1alL~I ~xplams, get the catalogue mimeographe? place~ is an important method of i calcium i.~ n~t. converted wto c_gg" and dislributed as soon liS possr- comb!IUng the fly nuisance. I shells as cffJclcntly ~s ot hcr.wrse. Nichols (rosslned Females LEAD ON 1.======- __ MRY COUNT MOWING MACHINES for hatching egg procl'uctiOI See your near•st lwoll•l" ltarclteryman Fleming Hatcheries NelsonvUle, Ohio HAY RAKES ume ~-,--- NewsBriefs PROFWSSOR KILLED MARION, 0. UP- Miss Rmm Clldwgan~ 81, Springfield, retired i wittenberg Cvllese professor, was killed Thursday in a headon rolllsion between a ear and a truck ' south of here. She retl~cl in 1943 after 33 yean of tetcblng 1 Enjllsh. I I ALONE! A KID HAS TO Ft!$1-lT HIS OWN 8ATTLES! HAS 10 TAKE GAI<E. OF 1-IIMSe.t.~/ SJ-r L.ET A KlO HIS OW" SIZ! SG\UA~ OFF WI7H .JUNIOR<.A>IO "'HE\OLD MM HOI.L!!RS A OIFFERI!I'tt GALYI'SO'" C'IOP ITH srpp/ :t TELL '>'011, 'IOU SIO 8UIJ.Y! ~ELP. FOLIC!- :t'U. HAVE 'YOU ,_1,RRI!STEO! w:A$a!'!WIS INSTANT!! Tht• ct:n!ury-olc! 3,000 mile unfortified mternatJonll boundary between the Unile<l States and ' Canada folh.IW! the length or Lake I Ene approximately in its cenlcr . Two Tone Finish R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. DODGE-PLYMOUTH Middleport Cor. Second & Mill ---~- Everyone is IM.ading for The Pomtrroy Ferrn Bure•u Co-op on E. Main Street In Pomeroy, They're heer· ing all •bout the big w..-ings th.at tMir nei,hbon •re puHing in the b.tnlr:, iulf Mc:1uM the-r ct.cldM to check CO-OP pria>l first . Yu, they've 'faund QUALITY UP AND PRtCE5 DOWN 11 the CO.OP Store in Pomeroy. Come in today end ' " for your· &elf wh•t wonct.rful buy• . . h•- in store for you. Farm News" , I Build Your Milk Base Now With BU Y LAS FEED DRY COWS FOR 60 Days Before Freshening And 30 Doys After On Y2 Oats or Barley Ground ond Mixed With Vz Bulky Las ble. Next thing on the list will FREE With. -Jle Purchase SPECIAL! UMITED TIME ONLll Of Any Zl Cu. FL SEASONAL CLOSE OUT New 21" Rotary Mowers UN ICO ' Chest FREEZER $69-95 PRICED AS LOW AS We Are Paying Top Priee For Wheat Daily! IIW 310 Utility Troctor Hon!'o the utility tractor withabalf-tonmore built- in woight for unmatched UNICO MASTER DELUXE traction and otaJ)lina . . • belps you move dirt up to 10 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ........ $279 26% faster! 16 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ........ $359 22 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER. ........ $419 Sugar Run Flour Mill Mulberry Ave. Pbone 1M Pom(lroy UNICO IMPERIAL ELECTRIC RANGE Only $299 dog MIX Dogburger J5 a compLete food, thoroughly tested in the Held and m the kennel. Mealiied (crumbles) or cubeized . _ . in 5, 25 or 50 pound bags. Ask about it nrxt time you're in. .' Get Frve F'oldP.rf Guide to Good Feedin!1. "Whtrt Quality Is P•r•mount'' Cor. 2nd and Bultemul PODl<tOy, o. UNICO 18 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER .......... $299 MASTER DI:LUXE low as $199 FrN~7.cr ttcfrigerator Combinatl~n .... Only $429 4 rT. CATTLE BARB WIRE ........ $7.39 roll AUTOMATI>: DRYER $209 UNICO ELECTRIC and GAS WATER HEATER .......... .. .... $118.95 Middleport Feed Mill We Do Custom Grinding liS UNICO IMPERIAL POMEROY N, 2nd Avo. WASHER $279 :lO CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ...... .. $499 REFRIGERATORS-Deluxe Models MASTER MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. AUTOMATIC 15 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER ........ $349 GRADI, AVAILABLE AT THE Raelne, Ohio 20 DRESSED BROILERS OR FR.EEZER-REFRIGERATOR COMBINATION The Purina Way To Make Your Grain Pay. Pbone 3571 BARGAINS FREEZER CHECK-R-MIX RATIONS YOUR PURINA DEALER HAS THE 7 ' FOR THE HIGHEST QUALITY OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. SHOPPING CENTER r'~D~u~'~io~g~re~c~e~ot~y~ear~'~l~h~e;;;u~a~c~of~A~a;•:.;;"~'~ul~l~a~·h~e~ll;;;l~h~><~k~n~":;';;;'~';;;'~'.·~~~~ FEED A'Jl THE RATE OF I POUND PER 100 POUNDS OF BODY WEIGHT PLUS ALL THE HAY AND WATER THEY WILL CONSUME. INCREASES ·YOUR · TOWN and COUNTRY 1 LIVIL LI!T I-JIM Bel Air 2 Door Sedan Radio ' Heater and Defroster UYR, New and Used From 1SOO lb. to 2500 lb. Per Cow Hove Been Obtained On This Progrom The Cardinal Is the State bird of ton, Ohio. In to Its n1tlve State it never house tempt: ratures j may be reduced by 1uing whJte waJh on the roof. by o~ning all doors and windows, and by reversin.: e•haust fan! .-o thl!)' b!ow Jflto the pem During periods of extreme heat, spraytng b1rds and pt!lll w1th mist from a gard 1·n hose will enable la}"er! : to s u rvtv~ I Me t~s Coun ty poultry produccu ha ve found !hat 1t may be ne<:l'_,.. , . ~ary In cx'ro:me cases to sprinkle water on t~e roof of a poultry house to attempt to lower the temperature . people ere nltk.llmed. a~ and many ID Ohioan carne. 1 buck.tye in bi1 pocket fQr iOOd luek or to ward off rbeu..U.. 1955 CHEVROLET Poultry ~!wnh ~IJth Sandusky, Ohio, is known as "Chalk Capitlll of the World". world's first cnrpenter's chalk and tailor's chalk were made in San· dusky. Today the Americn Crayov Company makes paints, educatiol'j· al toys, visual educational aidS, pencils, crayons, erasen as well as challt. duced and thin, weak-ihelled e1p 0hlo i1.u, M monl)poly on the ue produced. At kmpenlures of bud. eye. whkh growl all over east10~ deg llyen nl.IY colllp~e and ern United Slatel, but by tradition die of ~Mil prOJtration. v hw i1 the Buckeye StaLe, the ~h.n;h uys the u* or electric hghl.s in the- pens to permit lay· t-rl to fl!ed ir. Lhe cool houn of the mornin(! and ever.ln1 will help 1 mainlain feed coneumptton Wet 1 m<uhes made wLih cold water alao will hel p. By im·re:uinr the flow r~~e of automatic drink..lng founta•nll', cooler watu will be !upplied 10 the fiO<-k I Eve 8•00 uo 9 30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 olrike Jt l-ucu Jl:OO Vall;,nr Lally 11:15 Love of Life 11 30 Search fur Tomornw ............. WHEELING, W. Va . UP~Gov . Cecil H. Underwood will crown 1 the 6th Anmt•l QuL>en of Q1reeru. ! ~t the Ohio-West Virilnia AII - I Star football came here Aug. tO The winner Will be chosen m•xt week from a group of 25 bcaultes all high school sllnion. Hct selection wi)l be announced ut the haJf . ceremonies or t!1~ aame. NAMIS IIIIQ.INI!IR COLUMBUS UP-The Ohio Publie Utilities Commissiota today appointed Paul Htnlpton of Clil· al Winchester as chief eniinttr. ' \' 12:00 12:30 I'RIDAY 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 :30 Bosto~ Black·ie 8:00 Capt;~in K.augaroo 8 :45 l'BS New!! 9 :00 Fred Waring Meigs County Newt nw oldt·~t I hf' wt'slt·r·n m. ·.ly Nehonl Torch Speedway Witcher Rites To Be Fridav• lfl ml\nlh $.100,000 foc('·liftlng joh Mt· Bride and Groom Matinee Tbe1t.:!r Queen For A uay Modern Rowanct>~ Co!4ledy Time Movietirr,e WHTN~TV Bridge Now Re-Opened I COLUM·BUS, 0 -Ohio's 4-J' Club enrollment\ ltas J'('ached 1 tJew aU-time higrt of ?6,911 , an inercaae or more than 400 wllhtr the lut year, according to H. W Harlhlteld, state 4-H club leader Four-H club girlts in Ohio out • nu_m ber the boys nearly two (( .one. Of ttte total rnembeuhip <t9,731 arc girls and 27,180 art >.oya, Harshfield n.ys . Thi.! year the 4-H'era carried more than lO:i,OOO club projects. The biggest Increase in 4-H enrollment in recent ycau 'ha~ · been among non-farm youthl:i, llc ) cording to Harshfield. These nonfarm boys and girls now mali.c up about 40 percent of the state's total club enrollment. The num- WCHS-TV Channell WJEH mt•n's Httll. t: r:u•drart• t, /~ nr<· ~ lr . nnd ~fr s I l tn: 1.)1) lO:dO 11 :00 11:30 3:30 Edge of Nlgllt Among lllu strioul! alumni of 4 :00 The Errly Show Ohio's Wittenberg Collcgc are Is· ~:30 You~ l!:sao Reporter u.e K Funlt and Ada111 \'ll. Wat: · nails., co·foundel's ur f'unk and 8-:45 :,'8 1ll.J! ",JAde Wagnalls whu: h is f«mous for th 5 · liS Wc'Jlr.lt~ '" "stand!l!'d DicUt)nary". 6 :00 Action 6: 15 Dougl.:.s Edwar~s 6 :30 Playhouse of St<Jrs '1:00 West l oint Story 7 ·30 D{'stiny . II 111 II' <' rt " ' Ill\ sot•w l at The Middlt•port Fire Deplll't· WI II Iw, ll11· Tl•~lll' llsto~f ('<u l•ll. satunlnv nu!nt ~ ~ planning to ~end IQ mnm!Jr!ratt•d tn J• !'oa~ t lo-f'oast d( >'(t'd h.- ~· t ll!lltll{ nl n p m Jlomf' mad•• her~ lo the Ohio Slate- Volunteer <·t reuil TV markrlinc for·u m <ll •rP rt·•·l•m. •·:r.,_ r• piP, P•lJl an•l (·of- Flrt'man's As9ot:iation conference ltw Shf't'aloll f:th~;r •n lloor (; ;~rdt> n 1 rt'(' will h1• ~ rll '! 111 Cotumhu ~ from Augu~t 16·18. in {'(nt'll\lla ll Tu<'SIIay , ,Ju ly :111 Thr· 1 lleadqnariN ~ for the meeling will rl\l' ll nt wu s li•rl fl'llllt n Nt•w Ynr k BIRTH ANNOUNCED bt• at t he lll'shltor-Hilton Hotel . 'I'V ~ound ~ l :.n:r h.v ~~ ,. _ t~uinll . "r nnrl Mr .~ lln ,..,,•t' Fla ~ horr Sidney T . !tussC'Ji i9 delegate prt·~itknt of t'ltrys lr•r lJivistnn and 1 • Onion· ~ ]{itl'ltrnt nf' Uaylnn arr ft•om lh(• lora! department and lu-antPd In C'hn·~ l 1 • 1 ll l•:dcn ill 31 lll'llt\111\l'lng lh,, birth llf an •·igltt David Ohling('r is alternate. Plans 1Htlllld 2 rnrJ11't' d:tuL!hlt'l', '\'O!l\'tJ wr>rc ll!seussed wht!n the ~'ir('Jnt> ll kt•\ tJ S markr·l ~. DP1•. WE~tlnl·~ dav . .l u lv 31. hv rur'l Tlrursd:..y nighJ at the l"ircMHV g:ao 7 00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 7:30 t1fe ., f Riley 8 ·00 The Jos('p• Cotton Show 8 :30 Big l'd.Jment ::HJO Cavalcade of Sports 9 :45 Red btlrber's CMner day at tbe WlldtPr uapltst Chureh at lwi o'el~rk wtth huria) there . :\it'll{~ ~Tn!or c o .' ·Mi•lrlll'~)() rt. 1 ,~r- :\1r PNry u~ 8:30 Pope) t: P1·esent~ News Piclure 6 :00 \\o'ild Bill Hil-kok 6 ·30 Weatllt>t.:.tst 6 :3.'S Sports Eye 8 ·45 :'>t82 N~WI Funeral Sl' t·vtrcs wet'c held to Ind·-1,V-·J,dual Meat Loaves .,-,....---;r--c 12 ·00 1.00 Federal M('n N'ewa Heal'l!:net Nltewa(ch Tonltht Sign Oft Satunlot- Chonnel 3 5 30 5.'1-5 l, nr·i~~S, Vlt'l'· \li'Csit!rll1 in dlai' J.W llaf~K. :lH ht• 11111111H'Il lhl' lf)!)7 ! Ill · pt•rlnl tn l'rcht•ndt~tttg r:tmttat)!n whkh h11 s rt' qult.•d Ill a ~all· , in Nl'aSI' llf :\:J4 [11'1' t·l'll l f\\' 1'1' !!!~{! 11nlt·~ lo dtl''' II•· !iillll tol al (' ltn _,. 1 Truth or Consequence• Tic Tac Dough II 30 It Could Be You 12 00 i'ex and Jinx 1~ :-10 Current 100 My L:tlle MarJie .i .OO 3·45 4 ·00 4:30 '1. -~--~. 11 ( ..- Sign On Today Roml-er Roon Th~ Price ia mtht lO 30 L1:00 I ·30 The Daily Sentinef' Ea-gle esUmalcd Ohio is adding spau· for trailers at the rate of about !'i,OOO a venr ''That's o11Iy au indication uf things to l'o.me ·· he snicl Hohf't'l V Pt•rrv mnnn"f'l' ~ ' ments Perry Sits In 1 10:40 1 50 units each were approved by the distrid sanitar_v engineers and lO('J] health depart. - 10 00 Those who must move with the job, such Js factory and construction workers a n d members of the a,rmed forces. People who just lik e trailer living. With the cost of developing a park ranging from $750 to $1,000 per trailer space, Eagle 1 offered this cardinal suggestion to prospec-r tive trailer park developers: Contact t he l!calth department when the park is still in the planning stage. "The department 's consulta·nt mAy make sugge!ilions worth money, and save time and inconvenience," he explained. Local health departments are responsible for issuing the yearly operating license and making regular inspections. The Ohio DepartIIIVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ment of Health, th rough district representaRICHARDS. OW IN- GINERAL MANAGIIt RIYNOLD &. GREEN&- EDITOR tives . checks and a·pproves places for new and ChHt.r L. Ttnnthlll, St•ff Wrlt.r, Sport• ldltor expanded trailer parks, and works with Jocal NatJQDal aclvertillhtl repre.&entatlv.!o BottiuelU-KtmttaU. IDe., a~ . departments on trailer park maintenance pro- ...ca:S.natoa Ave., New YoNt: City, 16, N. %. !Sltered u teeond clau malllnlil matt81 ~~ot't.be poft office at Porn grams tltOY· Ohio. SUb:!rcrlptlon ratea: DeUo:oeT.y·by carrter where available 30 ~nts per Ohio is one of the fpw slates in the nation Hek· one )'ear Jn advahee at Tbe DaHy Sentinel office, $l~.OO· 111 with laws and regulations endorsed by the rontb1, $7.80; three mootba, $3.90. Br. motor route where av 111 ilable )81!1 montb By mail one rear $8; sa montbJ, $4.25; thre~ montba trailer pa-1·k industry and hy the public health f2,34J· une montb, Sl. the area In addition to major developments , a num ber of smaller parks hsvlng between 25 and -- !l ·on 1 Jwrhaps to a different climate or to visit their dnhlren in . ..J.. I lfe ronlinued . "~owadays trailer living is a way of lif P with man y people. and the health department must see that their health is safe. guarded.'' The mobile living quarters rind fa~ · vor with four groups. as he sees it· The young marrieds. who haven't the mon- . ev for the payment on a stationary home , but s till wish the conditions or home life. HPtired couples, who want to move around . In line "'ith this !Sugge.suon wt, note that the State Health Department reported it ap~ proved 20 new maJOr trailer park dew·lop ments accommodating an estimated 2.000 "homes on whe e l~·· in the first half of 19;-,7 A..:co rd!ng to George ~:agle, t•nginecJ in rhargl' ot general sanitation. the .approvJb bring the total ur such trailer park devrlup· llll'ttl s in Ohio to about 750. Ten of the larger new trailer parks are located in thl? northeastern counties. The engineer tited "burgeoni ng industrial growth'' as a fa-c tor in the high number of trailer parks recent sanitalion survey !1 · ~5 6 00 srwe rage systems, good st reets and walkways ,, patios. recreational facilities . and the like. polis In a TELEVISION GUIDE Y./SAZ -TV Chan,el3 Friday 4.:8 Club Rolls Hit New High Of 76,911 Here TWO IDRNTIFY FARM Affi PICI'URE OF LAST WEEK Middleport 8 CO-OP • Jack Carsey. Mgr. E. MAIN ST. PHONE 98 POMEIQY ' �····--· · --,• -- ~· .... , ... __ ....... , ,., ~ -- - .... D'S I• ;:;'~'J:;:~·~~:;::r;: Tigers Complete Play With 17-7 Win 1 Play In Wellston Tourney, Aug.l2-l6 Prepare For Little League off>CII ls ..., h.... he wtll h"' uff>m l "'"" entry All s loday an AU-Star team the ap pli<.tio.. fucms """ •nd will - tar Game ~~t"':':ti~te :'r:V:n ~~it~~~~~~~ ~~~~le l'ft"SHknl g•·ls one Monday Night · BASEBALL RESULT i Musial Cobb In R.ecord IY UNITED PRESS - Passe·" ~ . from County League 1nd from t.he )lid- ~ th•t Lione l HO.I')o(s ~ltddleport tourn•ment In Wellst on , A ug 12 thru 18. 'Mle Welltrto n event ! uper cedes that of Gallipolis last yea r. The Gallia 6ty_ "A-·iU not sponsor a t ournament this year. Leagut• A n All-Star It-11m ron1rH1~.-.u of outl:ltanding plaH"r ~ from all the count\• leaguf' tt·:nns ha~ already been named 't 1 d dli•p• ~rt wlmh winds up ··~ le<~~u P pt: 1 ~ toni g ht. ha~ yl't to Pam 1. an All s 111 r cast. _ _ __ _ BLACK SIGNED AGAIN W ASH INGT0 _\1' 1'1' _ J 0e Blar k. r e h rf p 1tl'h 1r1!.: hl'fo of lhe 195:t Urool·i.ln !J, 11J ~ (·n. was sig ne d as a fn·e :1g1, 11 t Thilrsday by the Wast.in gto n So·n<~tors on t he reeom,m•mi:~IJon uf !rout -offiee sp P{'[al!st < hu('k l> re ,scn ·rhe .en;Hon s droprwd J1111 Jl(>Lst!· Ia t Iw1 r CllJltilnoog;' fJ r m cluli · th s ou t ht'r n A~~o,.,,,l1on to Jn · f' ms k e roo m for R l <~('k B .'ooks; R .. edlegs Pa~ Phillies NATIONAL liAGUE I~;.!~."k''ee 60~ ~o,L .. . Gi l .; · ... .._ Brooklyn :58 42 .581) 1 1,., Ci~ innati ~ 44 .!i60 3'1-'; Phtladelphi.a 56 46 - ~ 4 N~w York 43 58 .4.26 17 P ittsburgh 38 66 .3~ 24 Cbjcago 33 66 .333 2tH2 T h!'Y imnwd iately bt'ga n think l'hynday's R"ults m g uf !tH All Star ga m~ Monda) B;oo_klJ•n . 12 Chicago 3 night 0 '' the Pomeroy f1 ehl whf'n Cmcmnall 4 Philadelphia 3 n ite lhP out '> la iH!ing players fro m ' St. Louis 8 New YUJ'k O, nit(' other Pnny l.Pu~ue teams will Saturday•, G•m•• tat'kle t hem New York at' Cincin nati I .Paglk ofiH·ials st•](•etPd pli!r Pittsburgh at Chicago f'rs from Ha(·Jne. the s~Tacur," Brooklyn at Milwauk<'c R•'f1 Win gs un d thr Pum!'roy · In- Ph·t I a de 1Ph"1a at St. Loui.!l . 1I1ans. · "' The T i!Wrs . champ ion~ of t he Pony Ll•agu1· closed t heir season on Thur.~ ct ar ngh t wit h an ea.c;y 17- 7 victor~· over Syracuse on tl'.c Sy1·aeusc dJ:~mo ;'cL Sl'. I OUIS UP-Stan Musal I <l.llt-ad or Mu.stal. passed _Ty Co b~ today and t he S.n.tors ldlt Chlsox Sl Lo~ lS- C'ardmals entered intu In the onl y other Nattomll the . s pm t . oi the occasion by a loacrifi.ce fly in the e ijlttb inn pass mg Mdwau kee to IIt ke over i n~ <.l!(ainst Philadelpni a to .!ICOn: the Nat ional League lead. \\'.:. l: y Post fr o1r t hi;·d aud ca,1 11 All this passing was acco·· · · · :·n n ll y \ ~c. t gave th !.! piJshed when _ th e Card-inals rl , a -1, -J came fr om beh ind f, ·,.ted t he G1an ts. 8-0 ~ur.::dll) t·. woy. Monterey Hardtop. Dark blue 'ligh t to ,akc over f>:-s t place by The win, ~-r:ond in a r ow. en~itb. li,&ht blue body, like ne w, 111·0 pe r centage points over the 1:-.. ed Ci ncin n<~ti •o trade tlw mterior very clean, auto. trans., idle 'Bra \·es. P .. Us for fourtf1 place in theIU.:H, def. Very good rubber. A ~la ndings and put th<" m three ar:d CIT you 'll be proud to own. Tht• 36-year-old M LL~i al supplied a half g.amcs out of firs t. most of the unpetQ~ wit"h a pe• T1.1r ni n.: from the 2·1 lleries kr t n ;ght <~I ~h l• pbt e that invicto r y over Philadelphia, t he 1 •~!RICAN te•GuE '! ude d a pair of two ru n h omer~.·' Rcdlegs ope n a four g ame se1·ies ...,... "" I""ft_ ~- T1'' r .l ' f> ll• 11l '!f' r was th(' L • ct · G B allL' two sin2"lcs. ~ with New York tonig ht to rou n d wJnn•ng hu rln :1~ lw wl' nt Pll Ne w York 66 34 .6.'57 St an the Man passe.! Cobb with out t heir curre nt home stand. 250 \\' · Main Phone 62-X Coffee J{rind,·r ~ und mPnl ~lice rs thr wav f(lr I he c hamp!! giv in g Chicago 61o 38 .61.6 4 his sct•ond ho mer of the ga me ill Pomeroy a re s pec1:~ l J' ru Lhlcts m;llluf;H·lun·d u p e ig ht h it~. four wa lks, an rl Boston 54 46 .!540 ll lt:! the s ixt h i11 •1ing. The blow. h i~ :::;::::;::::;:;;:;:;h~i•~•~T~ro~y~,~O~I~u~u;;;;;;;;;;;,;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;., l ~tri k i n !l out s1x. C'IM•eland M 49 .!506 l:t 24th e ti'('Uil of th e season, w u - - - -- -Ml'a n whl!1• . t h1~ Tig'f'r ~ crackt'tl Detroit 50 49 ~Hi l h<· 1.140th ex t• a base h Jt or hi ~ ou t I I hits off th e offN in g.~ of Baltimore 46 53 .460 19 II'<HlCr a nd put hun Ill third thr~e S ,V rilt'u~t· h u l"l e r~ who g u v~· K~ns~s City 38 63 364 29 ph{'e a h e<~d o t the Gc01·g ia Peach up a tot il l of nin£' w~&lk s and hjt \\-ash111gton 36 68 .353 JO t.~ I r ag ue g.11ncs ilt'hcduled. Ci1>· three bat s nwn . Thurldo~v's R•sults t·i:llll.ti r.i p]l(•d P~tibd c' l ph i 1;, 4-3 Trade Washington ~ Chicago 4 ' :.nd l' r r>ok l~· n m~ Jde t ! U 1ieago ¥.! Ton Pickup. Radio and Heater . Pr ac tica ll y new tires. in the cash and Th e Ti ~ot: t>r~ j ll mpc!1 to a quick Detroit 7 Boston 5 ! ':! :1. llo •t;·ui l defe<tlerl g 0 q 011 . 7-5 Body and Paint excellent. . s• 1u,.•Ys, Game1 .lead Wht>n they scor"rl .. , ., ,••~- r .." ,, .~ ,"\(1 \ \ : ,•Ji ,Lgt u•J IJ c·at t h~ \Vh lti' lth•' Y go. 1 ·., 1x . r,-4 111 l h" o nl y In thl' f1rs t m nt ng wn h th e b1~- Dl'l r oit at W~tshi n.!lt o 11 1u, 1\m er i· t:.::_est blow be1 n1: Howard Wt'l ls' Kansas City at Baltimore nitt> or. 111 •.,'. ·.u e g; 11 , .~ , ~tl. L·lt.~t!U . st n~ l (' that d rove in two runR. (']('\'eland at New York · TJ1" !:, •ll egs held .l L!' w grip 4 dr. Radio and Hea te l'. t Sy~Ac tte <'a mi' bll<' k in the bot· C'h ica14o at Bo8ton ~~ 11 first d11· i~iun an d the h) 111 om a of l h ~ in ning to Ial ly 1 INTERNATIONAL LEACU& kn•p win nmg a 1)pCJt1 'l' d t o bt· Uw once o n ont' hll , a !lingle by HoToronto 7 Riehmond 3 r· I · II Radio and Heater. 1 g 61 S -t l: l!lllLng r ;t_ y. _ Phone 8318 or 8023 e r _ f!' war t .' tt:war t srored Ull Roches ter 13 Havana 3 , 1 ·L tl r..;d ;l l' n J:-'111 J:r! H 11 ii~y hil Middleport an m lf'ld out Montt·eal 3 Columbus 0 i11 ,i , ,tt depar1ment. On ly Babe Club Coupe . Heater. --:::::::;::;::::;:::;:::;:;:=======::;;:::1 An eig ht ru n sr!'ond inning Buffalo 7 Miami 6 completi on f( th. wi l n 1.350 I'X lra bu.~e hits • s parkf:'d by .lot h nn y McMlll-ray'! July 30 suepcndf:'d g;me ,,u. l L t•tl Geh r i,; wit h 1,1 00, are ba ses loat1 £' d doubl e I hat rlean•d Miami 9 Buff<~lo 6 .p; ---- ---- - - - - Victoria, F'.O.M. Radio " AM&RICAN ASSOCIATION bull a11 d l'r-ll'(' t. he saeks pu t lh t· t h.amps fa r out Denver 17 Charleston 2 Tht· !11 dian s g:.t one in ttw fir·.~t Heater. f m ront nnd !H' Itl r d the ills ue for (h " e venin ){ Thf' y ca~r.to ba ek to Wlch.ila 2 Minne•pol•··~ 2 .~ , 11 ,.,1 11 11 JoJ o Smith 's lt'a d o H doub k end 8 inning raJ·,, ;11 1d se o n·d nn .l ol' I•' Jt• ld's dot 1bl e a d (I one ru n in the fourth in n4 dr . Heater. . d Louis ville "' Omaha 2 .Th t·y t~dde d t·>'v u 1n th e fit'tli m g lln lhn·l' mu re in lh !' sixth. "' The&e Are Going To & Sold Indillnapolis at St . p, .. ,, "i> d r· · ,, wht•n f<'i(•ltb ~ m gl (•d wi t h 2 dowr S }'r aew;e ~c• J r ed ont'e i n the u ,.. .. First Com•- Fint Sarv• . d anfl hllrl thf:'ir bi gg('st inninf INTERNATIONAL LEAGUI .11 11 1 Terry Kn igh t hum t·n· d in to (h 1r · th ( h W L P<t. GB nght l" Cll l f'l" . MANY MORE TO m e onrt/1 w en llwy scored B"ffalo " 112 49 .449 Fur the ln d ia us , I.e<' RPed h ad ( ou r ru ns o n five h1ts. Roger CHOOSE FROM 110 49 .550 1 1 :1 doui>Jc an d .Jimm y Wa tso n , Stewa r t 's double was thf' biggest ~richm ond blow o r lhe inn ing. Rorohn 58 53 .523 4 " nglt'. . oc ester 157 55 . ~09 5'h \V (Ji f·~ f<Ln ned thrt'<'. wa lkNI AUTO SALES Followtn g the gam!' t he Ttgcrs Miami . . 54 55 _495 7 tw o; Pr icf' fa nned une , wa lkc'' Phorw 6045-J were hono re rl nt o wi r•ner roast Havana 53 59 .4?::1 g•h no n{' Knigh t fa nned ~ ix , Wil1k-- (: in the Na ylo r, Hu n park given Col<>mb .... ,· · ·. I I f Open Evenings until 9 p.m. 49 61 .445 12 h ~ ix : F' ie •. s iHHwtl twu an(' lor the m t1y r•an• nt s or th~· team Montreal 49 fil 445 12 1f.! walked ft vc. AI Traftlc Light membl'rs. r-.bnJ~CI"s Rk h Jones _ _. - - - - -Uacine !'ilO ::121 -- 2 6 0 In Middleport and .J i mm y Dil'lll wr re Cd c h prelnrhnn s 1oo 020--a 6 :1 se n ted ll g d'i h~· lhf' boys ror th1•ir effort ~ dllrlll g the sca ~o n . N. 2nd Ave. Cash Ballr, Owner Middleport 580 103 17 " 2 1955 MERCURY $1795 TUTH£ MOTOR CO. -. ~u tbpaw Simmona of the 1 Bell. who t lwn came home wit h. Ph1h was -eoastlng along with a . 3-l lead Thu rs day night un_til . t he ty1ng ru n on Post· ~ single. the _Re ds put together t hree hltt 1 Warren Hacker relieved Sim· to t1e the score an d kn ock h im mo ns and Robinson \1 ' ~ for ceJ at ou:. t hird on, Don Hoa.k's; bunt. Selh John nv T emol e s t:J.rt ed the Moreh/ad came in to pitch to rally wi1h 11 s ingle, the n ~ t ole sec - ninc h/ hitter Smok y Burgess, who ond and scor ed on Gus Beu·~· bounced 11 single orr the p la te, r-oub le. Sim mons thre\ll Frank fiiJing the bases. Baihy t hen Robi n.son's 11tt.empted saer lflr,• br ought in Post with his sacri fict to th ird hue too late to gel fiy. I I I 1 950 Mercurys I -- tEE Ill ,,,~ 1954 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DOOR SlOAN Flashy re-d and white wilh good white wall tires . Dyna.flow ne w !:jf'a1 covers. It can 't be beat at this price. ' SMITH CLOTHING 1-1953 Plymouth YOUR 1° Shopping Headquarters Boys See Our Modern Styles 1'1 ,,.,., s:·'"'"" ""' '"" , a 3 ' B 3t lcr ie~ : Ohl i u~t·r a nti S prou ..;e ~Oil\ \'~. Ehe~·, f ,iiC h : (:u inthe r (LP) 1• l:~n a ga n !2! . /1l' tlW .~ ( 2) anti Rum· me I. We Are Continuing Our Miteff Hiked To No. 10 Place fn Heavyweights BOAT SALE ONE MORE WEEK / UNTIL NEW YOnK lll' - Thl' Ring ~1a g11.i n e to(h\y hopdull y bO!lllled unb('Rtrn yo un g Ai rx :W:iteit or , Argt'n ti na int o the to p 10 r ating!> among_ the '' pooreR! " heavy weight group tn yea rs. Twenty-two-year-old Miter£, with 111 stra ight victories under hi s belt, wall rated lOth , helow " the poores t consignment that h u apin International heavypea red we ig ht_ sel ections in many yeurs ·• Eddie Mache n or San Jl, rancl"JCo l'f'placed T>Jmmy Hurricane Jackson as I op contender. .laclu!on was 1 No. 2. Light heavyweight cho.mpioll Archie Moorn wns dropped f-rom the henvywf'lght ratings . ~ Zora Folley of Phoenix. Aril., l'eplaced Moore D.t third run g l am ong the heavies. I / AUG. 7, 1957 - I *BIG SAVINGS *BIG DISCOUNTS Come ln and Pick Out the Bnat of Your Cholet' SCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS • . ACCESSORU:,S * I Metropolitan Marine SALES and SERVICE 114 W. MolD St. Phone 86·M 1 Pomeroy, 0 . Fight Results ';;:;:::========::::::::; ~;::::::=~ RICHMOND, Calif, UP -Rov.r • _ Rlsehr, 110, Oaklat~d, Callr., ou~ Hop MOOR Els Gr•mm , 's Homer w·rth sacks Fu11 HeJps Racme • Jfi-Y MOORES Co ro net 2 Door Sedan Radi o ond Heater R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. DOIIGE-PL YMOUTIJ Cor. Second II 4 DOOR SlOAN & Mill Middleport A bot car pnish in yellow and black. V-8 Rocket engine .with .vr,aynft'.rd shaft. Radio, beater, dual exhaust, frisky as a young colt. BARGAIN BOARD gpfCIAl VAlU~ in TRADE for this NEW 6·Volt "GHT MOVED· BATTERY UST PRICI 22.90 YOU PAY ONLY 16•5 ... ~ ................. il P~ Platek - u" ttotr« • goocf. $595 1954 l ..(-GlN One owner ear, low rnlleate, power steerJng, power brakes, pow. ery'wlodows, power seat, h)'drahl.atle di'lve radio tr it today. • • - heater See · and $1695 1955 OlDSMOBILii II HOLIOAY COUPI alona. Adulta, 11.2!.. Under 12, PHONE 3143 OLIVER BAILEY, Owner RACINE, OHIO 24 HOUR SERVICE CHfCffJ ~~lked and &eorge Condifl •ing· The Redlegs made it 1·2 ln the top of the fourth 1 5 WAYS fOI UlfrYI ~ INGINI ~ llAKIS _,tilliNG ' ~TillS 11 ILICTIICAL SYIYIM ·--------------------- Night Phone 2452·5 Preston Motors, Inc. 461 S. 3rd Ave. Middleport I I TABLE MODEL 262 squ~re inebel of \lirwablc aN:& ..................... . e Hllw "'Il• Sl.......,.._ MW ...................... ...... CCIMped . . . . . ....,.. .......... HARDTOP 2 DR RADIO and HEATER and DEFROSTER, POWER- FLITE TRANS . BEAUTIFUL THREE TONE PAINT . CHOOSE YOUR MODEL & COLOR ................ . ..................... , ...... lllfAh..... ~ a .__. ..W..t ... Ut -. !1,••• - ....... • a..rw • . . . . . t ......... ~ -· apiiN. . . . . . . . . ..... R• H• Raw I'•ngs sons co. DODGE-PLYMOUTH c - in ancl- it todayl H U'" 1"- R f•'restone DEALER STORE BILL GRUESER SAYS - - No matter what you hear - - No matter what you read -- . The Re~legs •ot one in t.he flfth as D1ck Werry walke~ Wltb 1 one out .. Tom Ebersbach smgled, Tom Whate was on via an Prror and Final Calendar By Closs Twelve Final plans for th e yeHr's C'al ' en{!ar were completed Thursday afte rnoon when a meeting or lht: of~iee rs of Class 12 Circll' of the SCS of Heath Methodl!it Church was held at the homt' of their vice-president, Mrs. Buford East. Mrs. Harry Chesher, president and Mrs. James Cris well, secre1 tary, were pre~nt and Mrs. 0 . P . 'I Klein met with them. The first meeting of the new year will be held at the borne ol )frs. Klein when a spaghetti §Upper will bE> served bY the hostess committee. I ,._ 1958 General Electric thrown oul at home. Cor. Second & MUl Middleport Syracuse won it in the bcttom of In Center Of Town-- Middleport the fifth when Jim Loqks led ore ~ ~~==:::::;;::;:;;::;;:::;:;;:;;;::;;;::;::;;:;::=::;:::;:::::;:;:::;:::;::;;,;:~;;:;::;:::;:;;:;;;:::=:==::=:=:="'!'"::=:=::;o::=;:=~;:.:::=::;;:: with a single, Dave Baker was on ~. via a rle ldcr's ehoice, Louks out, · George Cun<iifl s ingled and Baker .9cored from firs t on a throwing error. MemberS' of the Wildwood Gar· den Club met at Jhe Roadside Park Middleport, Wednesday for a picnic dinner. Attending were Mrs. Amanda Baer, Mrs. Norman Fisher, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. Charles Bacr , Mrs. Paul Fi~her, Mrs. Edison Hollon and daughter, Linda , Mrs. Den· ver H'llter, Mrs . William Fi:llher, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Milton Houdaahelt, Mrs. John lhle, Mrs. Fred Nease and daughter, Lee Ann, Mrs. Stanley Jones , Mra. David Nease, Mrs. Lawrence Rose, and Mrs. Kennell~ Harri s. The next meellng will be held at the home of Mr s. U. S. Nease . I. TOWING Day Phone 8104 when Allen I Hamm Jed off with a double and Plans Completed ZANDT MEIGS MOTOR CO. • ,.,.,Ill.......h - ...,.rlaM ki ns walked , Ernie Sisson and Winebrenner singled, Bill Kn a pp bM A • k Roo dSide Po r I Hr TV 1955 DODGE I Syracul)f' Liltle Leaguers went into the first diviS'ion of the second half standings with a well played 3-2 victory over the Uedlegs at Syracuse with Jackie Wi11iams and Fritz Sisson teaming lo beat Gordoo , Redleg -hurler. syracuse opened its half of the firs t with two runs when Gary Jen- dwo,od Gar den 1 I Racine Service Station Dine, Drink and Dance on the banks of the beautiful Ohio River. 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. OPEN DAILY • $1995 & VAN Syracuse Takes 3-2Win Over Redleg Nine - ·I I 1953 PLYMOUTH l4odcll1T14lf . Phone 485 Pomeroy, Ohio FREE. Under The New Management oC I $6.95 Vogue Shoe Store Lloyd served a dessert Werry scored. to the group. ~.1cmbers of Tom White was blanked in two the committee include Mrs. Harold official trips, He made a sensa· Lohse, Mrs. Robert Coats, Mrs . tiona! catch in lef-t field off F. SI•Ben Philson, Mrs. Randolph Hum - son's bat in the rourth, however. phreys, Mrs. o. P. Klein and Mrs. ~o.rdon fanned four, walked t'lve; E. s . Schaaf and the club pre si·l W1lha~ fanned. one walked one , dent, llrs. Robert Reibel. and .hit Boyer; Stsson fanned four 1 _ and walked three. The game left Syracuse with a i W"l second half record of 4-3 and the I Redlegs 3-4. Syracuse plays the Uodgers tonight at Syracu~e. Cl U et t Redlegs 000 110-2 6 I Syraeuse 200 Olx-3 8 2 <;or~ and whit. two tone set oft' with 'white wall tires. Hydramll'- ~ARR I Dave Gordon >ingled him home . of Spenoer singled bot Gordon was the Flower Show committee of the Amateur Gardeners Club , called a meeting at her home Thursday night to discuss the pOS'sibilities of having a show this fall . Tentative plans were made and the group also discussed t.he Regional meeting or the Ohio Assoeiation of Garden Clubs which will be held in Middleport at the High School , Wednesday, Sept. 25. with Mrs. John Knight Jr., Cuyahoga Falls, as guest speaker . MAJORETTE BOOTS Mrs. tre, radio, heater. One local owner, A lood buy. UlbCJbNIT ,.m. --- ,;- - -- IUPIR RIVIERA HARD TOP Two tone blue an~ white. standard shirt, radio heater, a looldng and ~~~;ood 1'\11\hin• car. ' . Mrs. ~;,;::;:;:::::::==;:;:=:::--:::::::-.;::;::;:::;:::;;:::::;:;,;::;;,;::;;,;::;;=:;:;::::;::::;:::::;;:::;::::;:::~I 1951 BUICK Aa.IUITAILIItOM •HHYJ~·~­ -~- Pmneroy's Best! -v.a eneine. A good solid QOTHEs· HANGER '1 . ~---- HOTEL MARTIN BAR CUSTOM 4 DOOR drive, radio, heater, peppy Autijtnn Brul• Lloyd. chairman This 1)( I I Letart fallS I 4-H pl edge and roll roll ood ,.,. i;;:;:::;::::;::;:====::;;:::::;::;;::~~r~y~a~n~d~D~ic~k~y~,~P~om~er~o~y~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I course $295 19$2 FORD CAPR. 4 DOOR ·--- The fifth birthday uf Michael Elberfe ]f) , son of Mr. a nd Mrs . Pete Elberfehl. was ce lebrated with a famii .Y p~rt y at lhe home of Mr . and Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Soulh Se-cn n.i Av!'nu<'. Those present were Dr. and ~r s. \\' . K. Wilson, Rensselear, N . Y. ; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Elberfeld and Michael Ray, Ch{'ster; Mr. and Mrs. Cheste-r Knight and sons. Ter· l{~y Samuel 0. Perry IXOIAN&E Batteries Installed Free Our Food Is Tops Visit Us Todoy MARTIN RESTAURANT d At P0 rty •1 nd1 blue llnl.sh. Standard shift ,radio. beater good tires exc•len motor. ' ' $595 Calif., 10. N B"lrt hd ay Rev. and Mn. Clyde Gibson or the Lefa rt Falls EUB Cbllrch a nd de l eiJ: at~ Mn . Marjorie Grim m .Mr. and Mra. John Mine.tdClevela nd t pent 1 lew MYJ with Mr. aDd M.n. Et>er Pic'tent. Mr. and Mn. P•ul StlleH aacl Mr. ant'! Mrs. Joe Burke and child'ren $1)4!At Monday evenJDJ JODI spent the weekend wit h Mn. with Mr. and Mn . Pre1ton Palethel HOb Jiu•lt:. W:n Burke atlend- sons. ed her traduat ion da ~li rel!nlon l'lr. and Mrs. Eber Plckena and hrld at the Port land Park SunWr. a nd Mrs. J ohn lli11eal'd ~ day. Ttwsday eveni nt wit h Mr. aatf Carolyn Parsons of l'omcr oy 11 Mn. Eber Picken., Ratlne. visiting Jane Harria. Steve Eblin and family aPIJl£ : ~v. and Mrs . Bogard and ' Sunday alternoon with nb brother, ROLANOUS or The Kool Kals 4· H Club nwt at t he home of Miss Ann Sprou Ge Jul y 23. The meeting wa s called to order by the treasurer, Bre nda Turner. The club re peated lh t' Of t hr e venint and s.everal eontl' ibutlons or c a~h were added i'" the l und . - - - - -- Rorril. Dirk Harri1 apent wit h Grovr.r Harri 1. I1,,.,~~~:-::-:-:-:-:~~===-:-:-~-=-~=--=--~-=::::::-~-:-:-::--~-~ I 4-H CLUB MET re!ary's report was r e ad . Several demonstrations wer e given by membe r ?· Plans were discussed for a wu•ner roas t to be held al j the home of Mr . and Mrs. Wa ynl:' P r izt>s were awarded to Mrs . Tu r nr.r, Aug. 2. Lawn• ner. Mora r ity, Mrs. Gui n1her, Refre.s hments were served to Mrs. Wlttlam W alJitce- and Mrs. BQrbara Carter, Bill ie Cou Marti n. Euge ne ('ondf'. Li nda P arker , Brenda Turner, Ann Sprouse . Marvel F olf'y and A dessert t•\lu rse was served by advispr.s, Maxine Dytr a nd Ph yl!he hostess lo th o~;e nam ed ~bove lis Snowden . :~ n d Mrs. Richard Freeman, Mrs. Ro bert Dailey a nd Mr s. Douglass Study Details Singer. Mr s William Wallace will be ho s t e.~ Fi t c the club on Wen csHoving Show rlay e••e nin g . August !4. 'f ---- CUSTOM 4 DOOR ~~~ roomy luxury ear that rlde11 Uke a dream. Real nice whit$ Club Entertained th e m o s 1 di scrih mln~tin g taste . . . . . . and FI t our service measul'cs up to the same hig h standard . ,'Jte N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Middleport $995 1951 PACKARD ~ft~~~;.uc Participating drlvera' wlvea. FR&E. Modlfleda &O rn ltl or rnore out •uaranteed 12C5; atrletl1 atoekl & clunk'"' $12.50. Competition open. Jn event of Inclement weather, purse will be 100'% net sate. Also racts Sun., Aur. t, 3:00 p . m. EDT. Same ruarantee to drivers, either race. meet $695 1953 OlDSMOBILE When Canasta in" 'fh ornas of lllddleport and MT. and Mrs. Henry Bawr. Mrs. Ronald Hart, Radne, lin . Lela Ripley and Mn. Thom.t~ Hayman s pe-nt Friday in Pu kers burg. Mrs. Ripley re mained for a visi t witn tier lisler-Jn.Jnr Mr . and Mrt. Sam Dil.w.. I I - - - -- - -- · - Vur Food is prepared tu CRANIRDDk 4 DOOR IIDAN A happy s mooth running little car that will take your eye Hi dr!vf:'. heJter, seat covers, like new tires. See it! ' · PRI., AUG. I, 9,00 p.m. EDT TRIALS - I100 GUARANTEED PURSE - $MO ualnst 40 % net a:ate. Modllled, atrictly 1toc:k 6 clunker divi- OHIO $995 1953 PLYMOUTH Black Finish Prizes Awarded dThe L(ly~l Berun. (lass tleilr· appraxamately $100 ~rom ll~ 1re cream tocial at lhe t:hurth 0 1 Ch~t 'thuuda ~. even~n_if. d he tnoney .. to ·L>t'! llle · to purr 'I~ a commu mon ~t:rvu' !' for th h h j 1 e c urc • 1 new pro ect 0 the clau. Th irty-one and 8 half ga Uo n1 of home made ice rream Jan.!' and twelve cakfiiJ were ao ld dl!r· ~ their pannl.l, llr. and llro. Johr. c..... W•s $895- Spec. Sat. Only $795 Mrs. Robert Story entertained the Li ncol n Heig hts Canasta Club , Wednesd ay f:'Vf'n lng at the home of Mrs. Shtrl ey Gu inther. ROADMAST&R RIVIERA COUPE Boy, she 's loaded with power steering, poW(!r brakes, power win· dow~. power seat, dynaflow, radio, heater tinted g lass s•at covers, tt 's u steal. ' ' t2. I Pomeroy $995 1953 PONTIAC Unmatched Food and Service $895 1953 BUICK -. ...... B.F.Goodrich * SEAT COVERS *· ""' MUFFLERS Phone HARD TOP COUPE Two tone grey, llydramaUc, radio healer fresh clean interior, ~~ xcellent Ur~s. a real bargain. ' ' now ~t te ~dmg school of nursing at Camden Clark Memorial Hospital m Park ersbu rg, W. Va. · Mr. Brown is a graduate of Parkersburg High School and is now employ ~ d at the DuPont Co. at Parkersburg. The weddmg will be an event of early fa.U . - - - - -- -- -;---;--~:--:----- Social Thursday Door Att(' nd ing were Mrs. Dor a Carpe_n1 er. Miss K:tlhl c cn Car pe nt rr, ~15l S Mary Blmard, ~r . and Mrs. Henry Ca rpf'nl ~ r . Lar ry ulld Ra ndy, Mr . and !firs. G. R. Cline 11nd Diane , Mr. and Mrs. Max Han n· ing an{l J imm ie, Mr·. and ~1rs. Lllw•·ence Carpell t f:'r , Carol. Bob and J er ry , Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Rife, Mr. and Mr s. Don Harr iso n and Regina . Mr. and Mrs. Niek Grueser a nd sons Mike a nd J im· mie ; Gary and Ju nio r Rife . ANNA GRACE OILER Mrs. Anna Grace Oiler of Syra-cuse is announcing the engagement and approLJching marriage of her only daughter Mary Margaret (Patty ) lo Mr. Daryl Fredrick Brown, son of Mr. ~nd ~1rs. _C a rol F. Brown of Mineral Wells, W. Va. Mtss Oil ~r IS a gr adu ate of the Racine High School and is CUSTOM CATALINA HARD TOP All leather uphulst.ery, hydrarnatic drive radio heater modern chartreuse and cream finish , it's a honey. ' ' ' ~ I Convenient Budget Terms at Moore's Busy Stores $1695 1951 CADILLAC Rn•~<:t_ tn~'''_'''':n~g:»lo:s_"_hl".tt~o"":~- ~w~e:'::"'_'C:.'l'::'-~~~~~~,-,..,.,----,-,.,-....,.,~~~~~~~~,.,,.,=' - St. Nicholas Arena Instead or Madison Square Garden because evangelist Bllyn Graham extended hill Gllrdtm 5tay. The fiyht will be televised and broadcut nationally by NBC at 10 p. m. e . d . l. Service Entrance On Second St. ~ydr_ama\ic, radio, heater, Sf'at covers, tinted glass. Rocket awa Y 111 th H; today . DODGE "··~ Big cl inther ror Racine a grauO ~lam homer by (,l'imm in the first Inning .scnring Wilsu,, Wolff', Wee Foozy Woh'e Mid Birch, all of whom had walk NI. Peanuts Wickline walked (ir ~ ! of , all 1\llt! wall walked hom e on ' Terry Knig ht 's fourtll pass b<'f(~ r c G r imm'.~ clout. Haci ne added one run In \h(' second, three in the fourth , two ln the filth and one in the sixth . Extra base hits for Racine in thb parade were Wilson Wolfe's solo homer in the filth and Grimm's double in the ~lxth with none on . LOS ANGILII - Howtrd King, 188, . .no. N•v., outpointed Bob Albrl1ht. . 211, . San . Fernando, TIRES BATTERIES 1955 Racine and th e I ndians Pnn r I.eagucu battled to a 12-3 vi r tor.v for Rac! nl', hut en de d .~ ca s o11 all locked u p in a tic with ei ght "'ins and 10 de fcal s t'flch last nig ht on th e Pom Noy diam ond . They tied for sec:v ncl. NEW YORK UP Middle· waia:ht contenders Bobby Boyd ~nd Willie Vaughn meet tonight In a return 10 • rounder at little * SUPER II 2 DOOI A real s harp Blayk Beauty set off with gJeaming white wall tlres pointed RuiMn Versa•, 191, Richmond, Free Installation "· 1954 OLDSMOBILE METROPOLITAN I FOR ' $1395 M n. ! ZION •'ll :•m BIL All 2 DOOR A_!l white finisb~ standard shift, radio, heater snappy V-8 eQo g me. You 'll love 11 . ' and Rutllnd and lfn. .Joha L Wolfe, . ll/ Srt. 1nd Mm Jl:oben Sllaak and son, local. ~ and child ren retur ned Sunda r to Mr . and Mn. Carroll Balser their ho me at w euover, Mau .. and wn TomMy Ol lltufield an: lifter a vacation her e. spendine a •eek'J v1eatlon witb T he hall wu decorated wltll pink .and silver streamers and ar e spending thil w ee k: at t be r' "hi"ld;.r_•..;n;;';;pe""'n\"'-;F rid;;';;';;;;;"';;•;;hl;.;;•;;'.;'h;...';;\\;;;'';;";;;a:;n.:d;;l:;•;;;m;l;;;ly;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~•'':.:.' J acluton City confere nce. tht• gifts we re placed on a tabl~ The WSCS of the Method ist cen tere d wit b a bride doll. Church will meet Friday evening Game"' were played and th•! at the horne of Mrs. Nura Cro111. -:oor pr ize waS won by Mrs. BeaBy MMnie Swau~r The fi n t and third Jo' rld ay o! . trke Smit h. Patty Michaels and Nan c ~· lla! · e al'h month are the r eg ula r Sedan. Radio, H eater , Drife, New Plastic Ri!f reshme n ts twere served h; to l'l1 , Bradbury, v i~ itc d Wedn l.'l:· m eeting date9, the preside nt b&s 1 4 Seat Covers. Local Owner . ~I rs. Yl-' innie St<1ut. Marie Birch da}' with Anna and 8l.'tt y Arn old. announced. fi ('ld, J.l:l ry Little arid dPu&ht~r . Kay Wyatt ·was a recent over Mr. and Mn. James Le wis and Dta nt!, Pearl Little, Marci• Deni· mght gues t of Li nda H y~ll. ~on . Lois Wolfe. Kath)ef'n Ftnk, :\1r. and Mu. Max: Meinhart of c hildren of Pt. Pleasant vi!l:ited 1 Cll'o Oiler , Pauline Bentley, Mil· I Monkey Run were Thu rs da y eve:· Sunday with their parent s, Mr. d rcct Pierce, Thelma Carpenter, ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar - a nd Mrs. J ohn L. Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Laudermi!t Sarah o~hor ne, Grace Dugan, Jean enee Swauger. nf Antiquity have muved to the j Parker , Mil dre d Jeffers, Naom i Phone 1378 or 6u23 Middleport W<iller Edmond and Cly de F air property owned bY Ray Pearson. Chase, to'ranl'is Minor , Blanch Ji vide n, Leafy Chasteen. Ethel child spent the w~c k end with Mr. and Mr,.Sunday Homer w1th Jatlt_s Mr. of s pent Sno wde n, Beatrice· Smith, E\•elyn rh f' former's pal'ents, Mr. ami Racine Arnold. Oth t! r :and Mrs. Ji'loyd Norris. Nal>per, Bonnie Miller, Cl\loe Mt·~. Raymon d The Golden Rule Sunda\' fink: , Rcva Snowden and Betty guests Sunday were Ronnie Et{ gl eton and Freda Tuckerman . School class of the Mc lhodi;.l Si(h•rs. Mr . and Mrs. Clare nce Swallger . Church met Wedrt~dar evening Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Linkenhoker at the home of !tfn. l.oui J>Eo Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. l.,awrenec Chapman . Voughons,Reveol F.blln and daughter, Pomeroy, Dan Shaine of Gallipolil'l spent Paul Re ibel, Athens. en jo)'ed a Monday with his parents, :O.ir. Daughter's Plan picnic dinner on the Stu!e llo ~· and Mrs. Frank Shaine. pital grounds Sunday . Mrs. Frank 9baine who hu ToWedSept.l Mr . and Mrs. Richart Vaughan ltr. and Mrs. Nathan Arnold b ee n ill is improvlne. are announcing the engagement and family , Mr. and Mra . Charle)· \ ,.;;;;;;;;;;;"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""';;;,;~! their daughter. Suzanne, to Ted Arnold and family were rece nt Wblte Elk Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. H . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Warner., Wolfpen ArnoiC:. Callers Saturday e\•enini Suzanne was a member of the were Mr. and )Irs. Charles King 1957 graduating clasa of Pomeroy ami t hildren. High School and has been emplOY· ed part time in the Evans Meat De. partment at Middleport. Tassels Included By Emma Havman Mr. Warner graduated lrom Cu csts of Mr. and Mrs. Ear' ORDER NOW Pomeroy High School, clus or I Shank Friday were M/ Sgt. and 1962, and has served two years In Mrs. Robert Shank, children of lhe U. S. Army . . Westover AFB, Mass ., Mr. and He is employ~ in _comtructaon Mrs. E. C. Shank, Vienna; Mr. work. The wedd1ng wdlta-place and ~r-~ . Scott Shank and sons, Sept. 1_._ _ _ __ __ SURPRISE PARTY 1955 CHEVROLET Freda Grate 1 1 Schoonover. . A s ur pl'ist> l:; wn d imw r wu • held at lhe honw of ' fr a nd ~f l".> Nic k C r uc ser honoring M1·s. Mdrgie Gr uc.~e 1 · o!l hr t· birt hday . She rN'f' ivl:'d m11 ny gifts and a la rge cake. $1195 1-1950 Ford MAKE _ 8 y Phy 111, Snowdon R L'TLAND- A KUrprl&e birth III'DAL SHOWER HILD day clmm·r was iiven Sunday 1r A bridal s hower wa1 ~lvell ln honur of Dale Bnthner at hi • honor of Mrs. ~unita Hlad at th" home. Also ~JebratPrl wen• t he Legio n Hall , Wednesday evenlns, · c!ay of Mart ha Nic h olson .anfl ''"'· · b1rth • Hlado' m•m·aoe to H•rold "·>le• of Col"m•··will "ke wnd d in~ anniversa ry of J.lr an•l oo " " ,_. ,.. Mrs. Harold Riel'. place over the weekend. H()jt m~ r~ for t he oc-casi on were Mrt. I We're mowing down prlcesl Every oar priced lo sen Nowl 1-1950 Chevrolet 1-1953 Ford VS Birthdays, Anniversary, Celebrated Net About $100 In Sunday Event At Dale Bachner Home Fro~ Ice Cream Those preo.ent w{'re !\h aucl !11 rs. C. B. Weygandt. Mr 1111d Mrs. J ohn Wcy!:andt , Tet•r y. Soh· b.v and Stcvi('; Mr. and Mrs . J 1, , . We~·ga n d t , Jay and Dal e ur To lcflu ; Mr . and ~I r~. 1,_ p _ \ l ur dick; Mr. and Mts. E p Ha lle r Car ol, Paul an d Tomm)r·, Mr 111111 Mrs. Joh n Hal l. Mikf' :m: ' Barbara and Miss Rlll·h Ann Weicl!-r of Springflcl d; Mr . and Mr~ . H<.~r vey Ro lh, Col um b u~ : M r. a HI Mr ~. H . L . Knopp . Mr . fl illl Mr.-< Ric har d Knop p, Bl't'ky flncl JQyr t of Day ton : ~tr. anr' ~1 r s. Don Sande r s and Gn·;: of Athen JO: '11·s Geral d Mi nor or Dex'N , Mrs. Or ' vill e Br<1 tlon an d E.tr l: ,\ 1:· ;.md Mrs. S id ney R u6~;el l . ~l r. utHI Mrs. Da ll:' Nith ol1;ou, Carolyn a:1d Mart ha of Mi<hll epor!. M h: ~ NeilL· and C'ad Bin g. Mrs . J o h n i.' ha.>L' and M1·s. Earl , Olin·r. Po mero y: M1·. and Mrs. EnH•st Molden . Mr and ~~·s. Harold Ril'e, D <.~v i d. El· len, Pa u l nn1 t BoS!' IIl llry. Dell Ri ce , Mr. und i\•lrs F. mmt>f l Jl.Je Cas ke1· an d )J r. uuJ M r~ . Oal1· Muss et·. 1 Only $795 MEIGS MOTOR CO. Women Mis~M~ry Margdret Oiler Will Marry _ Daryl F. Brown Early This Autumn SUMMIR USID ~AR CUAI·UP SAU ;: Men Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 2. 19S7-s Cury I w 1953 CHEVROLET • I · Gordon and Spen<er. Jackie · Fritz Slason (3) aad Mic:k· : BATTERIES for Farm and llome Form Pock * * Aid Hearing Hot *Shot Flashlight * Portable Radio * Lantern * Telephone WERNER RADIO 110 No. 2nd "-v..-Mid.-:ileport There simply lon't a better deal available aa:rwhere Ia Ibis wide, wide world. Big money-llvlng. ollowonees are put of our way of doing ltUiiD..,. .. , . Today, tomorrow and every day of lhe year. 1955 CHEVROLET · · .. ·· · .. · · · · $1695 4-Door 210 - Yellow and Green Heater. Power Glide. Radio and 1955 PLYMOUTH · ........ .. · · · $1365 Belvedere 4-door. Interior like new. Heater, V8 motor 1 good tires. Beige finish. 1955 OlDSMOBilE · · · .. · · .. · · · $1595 88 - 2-Dr. Seda<I, Radio, healer, Seat Covers, Ex· tra Clean. 1954 PLYMOUTH········· ······· $995 4-Door - 2-tone Blue Iiuy. Savoy Series - A Real · 1954 CHEVROLET· ···· ··· ···· ···· $895 4-Door Sedan. Beautiful 2-tone green finish . Spot· less interior, good rubber, guaranteed all the way, heater. Belevedere 2-Dr. Hardtop. Black over blue, radio, heater - seat rovers. 1953 BUICK · · · · .... · · · · · · .. · .. $1095 Super Hardtop. Dynaflow, l'a<lio, beater, seat rovers, perfect tires, blue and ivory finish. 1953 FORD .. .. .. ···· -· ·· -· ··· ··· $845 "8" Customline. Maroon finish, all good tires, heater. spotless interior. 1953 CHEVROLET · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · -- $945 Bel Air 2-Dr. Local owner. Ivory over Sun GoldExtra nice. 1952 CHEYROL£1 · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · $64$ Deluxe 4-Door, Clean Interior, good tires, 2-tone blue finish . Powerglide, Radio and Heater. POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY , �····--· · --,• -- ~· .... , ... __ ....... , ,., ~ -- - .... D'S I• ;:;'~'J:;:~·~~:;::r;: Tigers Complete Play With 17-7 Win 1 Play In Wellston Tourney, Aug.l2-l6 Prepare For Little League off>CII ls ..., h.... he wtll h"' uff>m l "'"" entry All s loday an AU-Star team the ap pli<.tio.. fucms """ •nd will - tar Game ~~t"':':ti~te :'r:V:n ~~it~~~~~~~ ~~~~le l'ft"SHknl g•·ls one Monday Night · BASEBALL RESULT i Musial Cobb In R.ecord IY UNITED PRESS - Passe·" ~ . from County League 1nd from t.he )lid- ~ th•t Lione l HO.I')o(s ~ltddleport tourn•ment In Wellst on , A ug 12 thru 18. 'Mle Welltrto n event ! uper cedes that of Gallipolis last yea r. The Gallia 6ty_ "A-·iU not sponsor a t ournament this year. Leagut• A n All-Star It-11m ron1rH1~.-.u of outl:ltanding plaH"r ~ from all the count\• leaguf' tt·:nns ha~ already been named 't 1 d dli•p• ~rt wlmh winds up ··~ le<~~u P pt: 1 ~ toni g ht. ha~ yl't to Pam 1. an All s 111 r cast. _ _ __ _ BLACK SIGNED AGAIN W ASH INGT0 _\1' 1'1' _ J 0e Blar k. r e h rf p 1tl'h 1r1!.: hl'fo of lhe 195:t Urool·i.ln !J, 11J ~ (·n. was sig ne d as a fn·e :1g1, 11 t Thilrsday by the Wast.in gto n So·n<~tors on t he reeom,m•mi:~IJon uf !rout -offiee sp P{'[al!st < hu('k l> re ,scn ·rhe .en;Hon s droprwd J1111 Jl(>Lst!· Ia t Iw1 r CllJltilnoog;' fJ r m cluli · th s ou t ht'r n A~~o,.,,,l1on to Jn · f' ms k e roo m for R l <~('k B .'ooks; R .. edlegs Pa~ Phillies NATIONAL liAGUE I~;.!~."k''ee 60~ ~o,L .. . Gi l .; · ... .._ Brooklyn :58 42 .581) 1 1,., Ci~ innati ~ 44 .!i60 3'1-'; Phtladelphi.a 56 46 - ~ 4 N~w York 43 58 .4.26 17 P ittsburgh 38 66 .3~ 24 Cbjcago 33 66 .333 2tH2 T h!'Y imnwd iately bt'ga n think l'hynday's R"ults m g uf !tH All Star ga m~ Monda) B;oo_klJ•n . 12 Chicago 3 night 0 '' the Pomeroy f1 ehl whf'n Cmcmnall 4 Philadelphia 3 n ite lhP out '> la iH!ing players fro m ' St. Louis 8 New YUJ'k O, nit(' other Pnny l.Pu~ue teams will Saturday•, G•m•• tat'kle t hem New York at' Cincin nati I .Paglk ofiH·ials st•](•etPd pli!r Pittsburgh at Chicago f'rs from Ha(·Jne. the s~Tacur," Brooklyn at Milwauk<'c R•'f1 Win gs un d thr Pum!'roy · In- Ph·t I a de 1Ph"1a at St. Loui.!l . 1I1ans. · "' The T i!Wrs . champ ion~ of t he Pony Ll•agu1· closed t heir season on Thur.~ ct ar ngh t wit h an ea.c;y 17- 7 victor~· over Syracuse on tl'.c Sy1·aeusc dJ:~mo ;'cL Sl'. I OUIS UP-Stan Musal I <l.llt-ad or Mu.stal. passed _Ty Co b~ today and t he S.n.tors ldlt Chlsox Sl Lo~ lS- C'ardmals entered intu In the onl y other Nattomll the . s pm t . oi the occasion by a loacrifi.ce fly in the e ijlttb inn pass mg Mdwau kee to IIt ke over i n~ <.l!(ainst Philadelpni a to .!ICOn: the Nat ional League lead. \\'.:. l: y Post fr o1r t hi;·d aud ca,1 11 All this passing was acco·· · · · :·n n ll y \ ~c. t gave th !.! piJshed when _ th e Card-inals rl , a -1, -J came fr om beh ind f, ·,.ted t he G1an ts. 8-0 ~ur.::dll) t·. woy. Monterey Hardtop. Dark blue 'ligh t to ,akc over f>:-s t place by The win, ~-r:ond in a r ow. en~itb. li,&ht blue body, like ne w, 111·0 pe r centage points over the 1:-.. ed Ci ncin n<~ti •o trade tlw mterior very clean, auto. trans., idle 'Bra \·es. P .. Us for fourtf1 place in theIU.:H, def. Very good rubber. A ~la ndings and put th<" m three ar:d CIT you 'll be proud to own. Tht• 36-year-old M LL~i al supplied a half g.amcs out of firs t. most of the unpetQ~ wit"h a pe• T1.1r ni n.: from the 2·1 lleries kr t n ;ght <~I ~h l• pbt e that invicto r y over Philadelphia, t he 1 •~!RICAN te•GuE '! ude d a pair of two ru n h omer~.·' Rcdlegs ope n a four g ame se1·ies ...,... "" I""ft_ ~- T1'' r .l ' f> ll• 11l '!f' r was th(' L • ct · G B allL' two sin2"lcs. ~ with New York tonig ht to rou n d wJnn•ng hu rln :1~ lw wl' nt Pll Ne w York 66 34 .6.'57 St an the Man passe.! Cobb with out t heir curre nt home stand. 250 \\' · Main Phone 62-X Coffee J{rind,·r ~ und mPnl ~lice rs thr wav f(lr I he c hamp!! giv in g Chicago 61o 38 .61.6 4 his sct•ond ho mer of the ga me ill Pomeroy a re s pec1:~ l J' ru Lhlcts m;llluf;H·lun·d u p e ig ht h it~. four wa lks, an rl Boston 54 46 .!540 ll lt:! the s ixt h i11 •1ing. The blow. h i~ :::;::::;::::;:;;:;:;h~i•~•~T~ro~y~,~O~I~u~u;;;;;;;;;;;,;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;., l ~tri k i n !l out s1x. C'IM•eland M 49 .!506 l:t 24th e ti'('Uil of th e season, w u - - - -- -Ml'a n whl!1• . t h1~ Tig'f'r ~ crackt'tl Detroit 50 49 ~Hi l h<· 1.140th ex t• a base h Jt or hi ~ ou t I I hits off th e offN in g.~ of Baltimore 46 53 .460 19 II'<HlCr a nd put hun Ill third thr~e S ,V rilt'u~t· h u l"l e r~ who g u v~· K~ns~s City 38 63 364 29 ph{'e a h e<~d o t the Gc01·g ia Peach up a tot il l of nin£' w~&lk s and hjt \\-ash111gton 36 68 .353 JO t.~ I r ag ue g.11ncs ilt'hcduled. Ci1>· three bat s nwn . Thurldo~v's R•sults t·i:llll.ti r.i p]l(•d P~tibd c' l ph i 1;, 4-3 Trade Washington ~ Chicago 4 ' :.nd l' r r>ok l~· n m~ Jde t ! U 1ieago ¥.! Ton Pickup. Radio and Heater . Pr ac tica ll y new tires. in the cash and Th e Ti ~ot: t>r~ j ll mpc!1 to a quick Detroit 7 Boston 5 ! ':! :1. llo •t;·ui l defe<tlerl g 0 q 011 . 7-5 Body and Paint excellent. . s• 1u,.•Ys, Game1 .lead Wht>n they scor"rl .. , ., ,••~- r .." ,, .~ ,"\(1 \ \ : ,•Ji ,Lgt u•J IJ c·at t h~ \Vh lti' lth•' Y go. 1 ·., 1x . r,-4 111 l h" o nl y In thl' f1rs t m nt ng wn h th e b1~- Dl'l r oit at W~tshi n.!lt o 11 1u, 1\m er i· t:.::_est blow be1 n1: Howard Wt'l ls' Kansas City at Baltimore nitt> or. 111 •.,'. ·.u e g; 11 , .~ , ~tl. L·lt.~t!U . st n~ l (' that d rove in two runR. (']('\'eland at New York · TJ1" !:, •ll egs held .l L!' w grip 4 dr. Radio and Hea te l'. t Sy~Ac tte <'a mi' bll<' k in the bot· C'h ica14o at Bo8ton ~~ 11 first d11· i~iun an d the h) 111 om a of l h ~ in ning to Ial ly 1 INTERNATIONAL LEACU& kn•p win nmg a 1)pCJt1 'l' d t o bt· Uw once o n ont' hll , a !lingle by HoToronto 7 Riehmond 3 r· I · II Radio and Heater. 1 g 61 S -t l: l!lllLng r ;t_ y. _ Phone 8318 or 8023 e r _ f!' war t .' tt:war t srored Ull Roches ter 13 Havana 3 , 1 ·L tl r..;d ;l l' n J:-'111 J:r! H 11 ii~y hil Middleport an m lf'ld out Montt·eal 3 Columbus 0 i11 ,i , ,tt depar1ment. On ly Babe Club Coupe . Heater. --:::::::;::;::::;:::;:::;:;:=======::;;:::1 An eig ht ru n sr!'ond inning Buffalo 7 Miami 6 completi on f( th. wi l n 1.350 I'X lra bu.~e hits • s parkf:'d by .lot h nn y McMlll-ray'! July 30 suepcndf:'d g;me ,,u. l L t•tl Geh r i,; wit h 1,1 00, are ba ses loat1 £' d doubl e I hat rlean•d Miami 9 Buff<~lo 6 .p; ---- ---- - - - - Victoria, F'.O.M. Radio " AM&RICAN ASSOCIATION bull a11 d l'r-ll'(' t. he saeks pu t lh t· t h.amps fa r out Denver 17 Charleston 2 Tht· !11 dian s g:.t one in ttw fir·.~t Heater. f m ront nnd !H' Itl r d the ills ue for (h " e venin ){ Thf' y ca~r.to ba ek to Wlch.ila 2 Minne•pol•··~ 2 .~ , 11 ,.,1 11 11 JoJ o Smith 's lt'a d o H doub k end 8 inning raJ·,, ;11 1d se o n·d nn .l ol' I•' Jt• ld's dot 1bl e a d (I one ru n in the fourth in n4 dr . Heater. . d Louis ville "' Omaha 2 .Th t·y t~dde d t·>'v u 1n th e fit'tli m g lln lhn·l' mu re in lh !' sixth. "' The&e Are Going To & Sold Indillnapolis at St . p, .. ,, "i> d r· · ,, wht•n f<'i(•ltb ~ m gl (•d wi t h 2 dowr S }'r aew;e ~c• J r ed ont'e i n the u ,.. .. First Com•- Fint Sarv• . d anfl hllrl thf:'ir bi gg('st inninf INTERNATIONAL LEAGUI .11 11 1 Terry Kn igh t hum t·n· d in to (h 1r · th ( h W L P<t. GB nght l" Cll l f'l" . MANY MORE TO m e onrt/1 w en llwy scored B"ffalo " 112 49 .449 Fur the ln d ia us , I.e<' RPed h ad ( ou r ru ns o n five h1ts. Roger CHOOSE FROM 110 49 .550 1 1 :1 doui>Jc an d .Jimm y Wa tso n , Stewa r t 's double was thf' biggest ~richm ond blow o r lhe inn ing. Rorohn 58 53 .523 4 " nglt'. . oc ester 157 55 . ~09 5'h \V (Ji f·~ f<Ln ned thrt'<'. wa lkNI AUTO SALES Followtn g the gam!' t he Ttgcrs Miami . . 54 55 _495 7 tw o; Pr icf' fa nned une , wa lkc'' Phorw 6045-J were hono re rl nt o wi r•ner roast Havana 53 59 .4?::1 g•h no n{' Knigh t fa nned ~ ix , Wil1k-- (: in the Na ylo r, Hu n park given Col<>mb .... ,· · ·. I I f Open Evenings until 9 p.m. 49 61 .445 12 h ~ ix : F' ie •. s iHHwtl twu an(' lor the m t1y r•an• nt s or th~· team Montreal 49 fil 445 12 1f.! walked ft vc. AI Traftlc Light membl'rs. r-.bnJ~CI"s Rk h Jones _ _. - - - - -Uacine !'ilO ::121 -- 2 6 0 In Middleport and .J i mm y Dil'lll wr re Cd c h prelnrhnn s 1oo 020--a 6 :1 se n ted ll g d'i h~· lhf' boys ror th1•ir effort ~ dllrlll g the sca ~o n . N. 2nd Ave. Cash Ballr, Owner Middleport 580 103 17 " 2 1955 MERCURY $1795 TUTH£ MOTOR CO. -. ~u tbpaw Simmona of the 1 Bell. who t lwn came home wit h. Ph1h was -eoastlng along with a . 3-l lead Thu rs day night un_til . t he ty1ng ru n on Post· ~ single. the _Re ds put together t hree hltt 1 Warren Hacker relieved Sim· to t1e the score an d kn ock h im mo ns and Robinson \1 ' ~ for ceJ at ou:. t hird on, Don Hoa.k's; bunt. Selh John nv T emol e s t:J.rt ed the Moreh/ad came in to pitch to rally wi1h 11 s ingle, the n ~ t ole sec - ninc h/ hitter Smok y Burgess, who ond and scor ed on Gus Beu·~· bounced 11 single orr the p la te, r-oub le. Sim mons thre\ll Frank fiiJing the bases. Baihy t hen Robi n.son's 11tt.empted saer lflr,• br ought in Post with his sacri fict to th ird hue too late to gel fiy. I I I 1 950 Mercurys I -- tEE Ill ,,,~ 1954 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DOOR SlOAN Flashy re-d and white wilh good white wall tires . Dyna.flow ne w !:jf'a1 covers. It can 't be beat at this price. ' SMITH CLOTHING 1-1953 Plymouth YOUR 1° Shopping Headquarters Boys See Our Modern Styles 1'1 ,,.,., s:·'"'"" ""' '"" , a 3 ' B 3t lcr ie~ : Ohl i u~t·r a nti S prou ..;e ~Oil\ \'~. Ehe~·, f ,iiC h : (:u inthe r (LP) 1• l:~n a ga n !2! . /1l' tlW .~ ( 2) anti Rum· me I. We Are Continuing Our Miteff Hiked To No. 10 Place fn Heavyweights BOAT SALE ONE MORE WEEK / UNTIL NEW YOnK lll' - Thl' Ring ~1a g11.i n e to(h\y hopdull y bO!lllled unb('Rtrn yo un g Ai rx :W:iteit or , Argt'n ti na int o the to p 10 r ating!> among_ the '' pooreR! " heavy weight group tn yea rs. Twenty-two-year-old Miter£, with 111 stra ight victories under hi s belt, wall rated lOth , helow " the poores t consignment that h u apin International heavypea red we ig ht_ sel ections in many yeurs ·• Eddie Mache n or San Jl, rancl"JCo l'f'placed T>Jmmy Hurricane Jackson as I op contender. .laclu!on was 1 No. 2. Light heavyweight cho.mpioll Archie Moorn wns dropped f-rom the henvywf'lght ratings . ~ Zora Folley of Phoenix. Aril., l'eplaced Moore D.t third run g l am ong the heavies. I / AUG. 7, 1957 - I *BIG SAVINGS *BIG DISCOUNTS Come ln and Pick Out the Bnat of Your Cholet' SCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS • . ACCESSORU:,S * I Metropolitan Marine SALES and SERVICE 114 W. MolD St. Phone 86·M 1 Pomeroy, 0 . Fight Results ';;:;:::========::::::::; ~;::::::=~ RICHMOND, Calif, UP -Rov.r • _ Rlsehr, 110, Oaklat~d, Callr., ou~ Hop MOOR Els Gr•mm , 's Homer w·rth sacks Fu11 HeJps Racme • Jfi-Y MOORES Co ro net 2 Door Sedan Radi o ond Heater R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. DOIIGE-PL YMOUTIJ Cor. Second II 4 DOOR SlOAN & Mill Middleport A bot car pnish in yellow and black. V-8 Rocket engine .with .vr,aynft'.rd shaft. Radio, beater, dual exhaust, frisky as a young colt. BARGAIN BOARD gpfCIAl VAlU~ in TRADE for this NEW 6·Volt "GHT MOVED· BATTERY UST PRICI 22.90 YOU PAY ONLY 16•5 ... ~ ................. il P~ Platek - u" ttotr« • goocf. $595 1954 l ..(-GlN One owner ear, low rnlleate, power steerJng, power brakes, pow. ery'wlodows, power seat, h)'drahl.atle di'lve radio tr it today. • • - heater See · and $1695 1955 OlDSMOBILii II HOLIOAY COUPI alona. Adulta, 11.2!.. Under 12, PHONE 3143 OLIVER BAILEY, Owner RACINE, OHIO 24 HOUR SERVICE CHfCffJ ~~lked and &eorge Condifl •ing· The Redlegs made it 1·2 ln the top of the fourth 1 5 WAYS fOI UlfrYI ~ INGINI ~ llAKIS _,tilliNG ' ~TillS 11 ILICTIICAL SYIYIM ·--------------------- Night Phone 2452·5 Preston Motors, Inc. 461 S. 3rd Ave. Middleport I I TABLE MODEL 262 squ~re inebel of \lirwablc aN:& ..................... . e Hllw "'Il• Sl.......,.._ MW ...................... ...... CCIMped . . . . . ....,.. .......... HARDTOP 2 DR RADIO and HEATER and DEFROSTER, POWER- FLITE TRANS . BEAUTIFUL THREE TONE PAINT . CHOOSE YOUR MODEL & COLOR ................ . ..................... , ...... lllfAh..... ~ a .__. ..W..t ... Ut -. !1,••• - ....... • a..rw • . . . . . t ......... ~ -· apiiN. . . . . . . . . ..... R• H• Raw I'•ngs sons co. DODGE-PLYMOUTH c - in ancl- it todayl H U'" 1"- R f•'restone DEALER STORE BILL GRUESER SAYS - - No matter what you hear - - No matter what you read -- . The Re~legs •ot one in t.he flfth as D1ck Werry walke~ Wltb 1 one out .. Tom Ebersbach smgled, Tom Whate was on via an Prror and Final Calendar By Closs Twelve Final plans for th e yeHr's C'al ' en{!ar were completed Thursday afte rnoon when a meeting or lht: of~iee rs of Class 12 Circll' of the SCS of Heath Methodl!it Church was held at the homt' of their vice-president, Mrs. Buford East. Mrs. Harry Chesher, president and Mrs. James Cris well, secre1 tary, were pre~nt and Mrs. 0 . P . 'I Klein met with them. The first meeting of the new year will be held at the borne ol )frs. Klein when a spaghetti §Upper will bE> served bY the hostess committee. I ,._ 1958 General Electric thrown oul at home. Cor. Second & MUl Middleport Syracuse won it in the bcttom of In Center Of Town-- Middleport the fifth when Jim Loqks led ore ~ ~~==:::::;;::;:;;::;;:::;:;;:;;;::;;;::;::;;:;::=::;:::;:::::;:;:::;:::;::;;,;:~;;:;::;:::;:;;:;;;:::=:==::=:=:="'!'"::=:=::;o::=;:=~;:.:::=::;;:: with a single, Dave Baker was on ~. via a rle ldcr's ehoice, Louks out, · George Cun<iifl s ingled and Baker .9cored from firs t on a throwing error. MemberS' of the Wildwood Gar· den Club met at Jhe Roadside Park Middleport, Wednesday for a picnic dinner. Attending were Mrs. Amanda Baer, Mrs. Norman Fisher, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. Charles Bacr , Mrs. Paul Fi~her, Mrs. Edison Hollon and daughter, Linda , Mrs. Den· ver H'llter, Mrs . William Fi:llher, Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Milton Houdaahelt, Mrs. John lhle, Mrs. Fred Nease and daughter, Lee Ann, Mrs. Stanley Jones , Mra. David Nease, Mrs. Lawrence Rose, and Mrs. Kennell~ Harri s. The next meellng will be held at the home of Mr s. U. S. Nease . I. TOWING Day Phone 8104 when Allen I Hamm Jed off with a double and Plans Completed ZANDT MEIGS MOTOR CO. • ,.,.,Ill.......h - ...,.rlaM ki ns walked , Ernie Sisson and Winebrenner singled, Bill Kn a pp bM A • k Roo dSide Po r I Hr TV 1955 DODGE I Syracul)f' Liltle Leaguers went into the first diviS'ion of the second half standings with a well played 3-2 victory over the Uedlegs at Syracuse with Jackie Wi11iams and Fritz Sisson teaming lo beat Gordoo , Redleg -hurler. syracuse opened its half of the firs t with two runs when Gary Jen- dwo,od Gar den 1 I Racine Service Station Dine, Drink and Dance on the banks of the beautiful Ohio River. 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 A.M. OPEN DAILY • $1995 & VAN Syracuse Takes 3-2Win Over Redleg Nine - ·I I 1953 PLYMOUTH l4odcll1T14lf . Phone 485 Pomeroy, Ohio FREE. Under The New Management oC I $6.95 Vogue Shoe Store Lloyd served a dessert Werry scored. to the group. ~.1cmbers of Tom White was blanked in two the committee include Mrs. Harold official trips, He made a sensa· Lohse, Mrs. Robert Coats, Mrs . tiona! catch in lef-t field off F. SI•Ben Philson, Mrs. Randolph Hum - son's bat in the rourth, however. phreys, Mrs. o. P. Klein and Mrs. ~o.rdon fanned four, walked t'lve; E. s . Schaaf and the club pre si·l W1lha~ fanned. one walked one , dent, llrs. Robert Reibel. and .hit Boyer; Stsson fanned four 1 _ and walked three. The game left Syracuse with a i W"l second half record of 4-3 and the I Redlegs 3-4. Syracuse plays the Uodgers tonight at Syracu~e. Cl U et t Redlegs 000 110-2 6 I Syraeuse 200 Olx-3 8 2 <;or~ and whit. two tone set oft' with 'white wall tires. Hydramll'- ~ARR I Dave Gordon >ingled him home . of Spenoer singled bot Gordon was the Flower Show committee of the Amateur Gardeners Club , called a meeting at her home Thursday night to discuss the pOS'sibilities of having a show this fall . Tentative plans were made and the group also discussed t.he Regional meeting or the Ohio Assoeiation of Garden Clubs which will be held in Middleport at the High School , Wednesday, Sept. 25. with Mrs. John Knight Jr., Cuyahoga Falls, as guest speaker . MAJORETTE BOOTS Mrs. tre, radio, heater. One local owner, A lood buy. UlbCJbNIT ,.m. --- ,;- - -- IUPIR RIVIERA HARD TOP Two tone blue an~ white. standard shirt, radio heater, a looldng and ~~~;ood 1'\11\hin• car. ' . Mrs. ~;,;::;:;:::::::==;:;:=:::--:::::::-.;::;::;:::;:::;;:::::;:;,;::;;,;::;;,;::;;=:;:;::::;::::;:::::;;:::;::::;:::~I 1951 BUICK Aa.IUITAILIItOM •HHYJ~·~­ -~- Pmneroy's Best! -v.a eneine. A good solid QOTHEs· HANGER '1 . ~---- HOTEL MARTIN BAR CUSTOM 4 DOOR drive, radio, heater, peppy Autijtnn Brul• Lloyd. chairman This 1)( I I Letart fallS I 4-H pl edge and roll roll ood ,.,. i;;:;:::;::::;::;:====::;;:::::;::;;::~~r~y~a~n~d~D~ic~k~y~,~P~om~er~o~y~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I course $295 19$2 FORD CAPR. 4 DOOR ·--- The fifth birthday uf Michael Elberfe ]f) , son of Mr. a nd Mrs . Pete Elberfehl. was ce lebrated with a famii .Y p~rt y at lhe home of Mr . and Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Soulh Se-cn n.i Av!'nu<'. Those present were Dr. and ~r s. \\' . K. Wilson, Rensselear, N . Y. ; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Elberfeld and Michael Ray, Ch{'ster; Mr. and Mrs. Cheste-r Knight and sons. Ter· l{~y Samuel 0. Perry IXOIAN&E Batteries Installed Free Our Food Is Tops Visit Us Todoy MARTIN RESTAURANT d At P0 rty •1 nd1 blue llnl.sh. Standard shift ,radio. beater good tires exc•len motor. ' ' $595 Calif., 10. N B"lrt hd ay Rev. and Mn. Clyde Gibson or the Lefa rt Falls EUB Cbllrch a nd de l eiJ: at~ Mn . Marjorie Grim m .Mr. and Mra. John Mine.tdClevela nd t pent 1 lew MYJ with Mr. aDd M.n. Et>er Pic'tent. Mr. and Mn. P•ul StlleH aacl Mr. ant'! Mrs. Joe Burke and child'ren $1)4!At Monday evenJDJ JODI spent the weekend wit h Mn. with Mr. and Mn . Pre1ton Palethel HOb Jiu•lt:. W:n Burke atlend- sons. ed her traduat ion da ~li rel!nlon l'lr. and Mrs. Eber Plckena and hrld at the Port land Park SunWr. a nd Mrs. J ohn lli11eal'd ~ day. Ttwsday eveni nt wit h Mr. aatf Carolyn Parsons of l'omcr oy 11 Mn. Eber Picken., Ratlne. visiting Jane Harria. Steve Eblin and family aPIJl£ : ~v. and Mrs . Bogard and ' Sunday alternoon with nb brother, ROLANOUS or The Kool Kals 4· H Club nwt at t he home of Miss Ann Sprou Ge Jul y 23. The meeting wa s called to order by the treasurer, Bre nda Turner. The club re peated lh t' Of t hr e venint and s.everal eontl' ibutlons or c a~h were added i'" the l und . - - - - -- Rorril. Dirk Harri1 apent wit h Grovr.r Harri 1. I1,,.,~~~:-::-:-:-:-:~~===-:-:-~-=-~=--=--~-=::::::-~-:-:-::--~-~ I 4-H CLUB MET re!ary's report was r e ad . Several demonstrations wer e given by membe r ?· Plans were discussed for a wu•ner roas t to be held al j the home of Mr . and Mrs. Wa ynl:' P r izt>s were awarded to Mrs . Tu r nr.r, Aug. 2. Lawn• ner. Mora r ity, Mrs. Gui n1her, Refre.s hments were served to Mrs. Wlttlam W alJitce- and Mrs. BQrbara Carter, Bill ie Cou Marti n. Euge ne ('ondf'. Li nda P arker , Brenda Turner, Ann Sprouse . Marvel F olf'y and A dessert t•\lu rse was served by advispr.s, Maxine Dytr a nd Ph yl!he hostess lo th o~;e nam ed ~bove lis Snowden . :~ n d Mrs. Richard Freeman, Mrs. Ro bert Dailey a nd Mr s. Douglass Study Details Singer. Mr s William Wallace will be ho s t e.~ Fi t c the club on Wen csHoving Show rlay e••e nin g . August !4. 'f ---- CUSTOM 4 DOOR ~~~ roomy luxury ear that rlde11 Uke a dream. Real nice whit$ Club Entertained th e m o s 1 di scrih mln~tin g taste . . . . . . and FI t our service measul'cs up to the same hig h standard . ,'Jte N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Middleport $995 1951 PACKARD ~ft~~~;.uc Participating drlvera' wlvea. FR&E. Modlfleda &O rn ltl or rnore out •uaranteed 12C5; atrletl1 atoekl & clunk'"' $12.50. Competition open. Jn event of Inclement weather, purse will be 100'% net sate. Also racts Sun., Aur. t, 3:00 p . m. EDT. Same ruarantee to drivers, either race. meet $695 1953 OlDSMOBILE When Canasta in" 'fh ornas of lllddleport and MT. and Mrs. Henry Bawr. Mrs. Ronald Hart, Radne, lin . Lela Ripley and Mn. Thom.t~ Hayman s pe-nt Friday in Pu kers burg. Mrs. Ripley re mained for a visi t witn tier lisler-Jn.Jnr Mr . and Mrt. Sam Dil.w.. I I - - - -- - -- · - Vur Food is prepared tu CRANIRDDk 4 DOOR IIDAN A happy s mooth running little car that will take your eye Hi dr!vf:'. heJter, seat covers, like new tires. See it! ' · PRI., AUG. I, 9,00 p.m. EDT TRIALS - I100 GUARANTEED PURSE - $MO ualnst 40 % net a:ate. Modllled, atrictly 1toc:k 6 clunker divi- OHIO $995 1953 PLYMOUTH Black Finish Prizes Awarded dThe L(ly~l Berun. (lass tleilr· appraxamately $100 ~rom ll~ 1re cream tocial at lhe t:hurth 0 1 Ch~t 'thuuda ~. even~n_if. d he tnoney .. to ·L>t'! llle · to purr 'I~ a commu mon ~t:rvu' !' for th h h j 1 e c urc • 1 new pro ect 0 the clau. Th irty-one and 8 half ga Uo n1 of home made ice rream Jan.!' and twelve cakfiiJ were ao ld dl!r· ~ their pannl.l, llr. and llro. Johr. c..... W•s $895- Spec. Sat. Only $795 Mrs. Robert Story entertained the Li ncol n Heig hts Canasta Club , Wednesd ay f:'Vf'n lng at the home of Mrs. Shtrl ey Gu inther. ROADMAST&R RIVIERA COUPE Boy, she 's loaded with power steering, poW(!r brakes, power win· dow~. power seat, dynaflow, radio, heater tinted g lass s•at covers, tt 's u steal. ' ' t2. I Pomeroy $995 1953 PONTIAC Unmatched Food and Service $895 1953 BUICK -. ...... B.F.Goodrich * SEAT COVERS *· ""' MUFFLERS Phone HARD TOP COUPE Two tone grey, llydramaUc, radio healer fresh clean interior, ~~ xcellent Ur~s. a real bargain. ' ' now ~t te ~dmg school of nursing at Camden Clark Memorial Hospital m Park ersbu rg, W. Va. · Mr. Brown is a graduate of Parkersburg High School and is now employ ~ d at the DuPont Co. at Parkersburg. The weddmg will be an event of early fa.U . - - - - -- -- -;---;--~:--:----- Social Thursday Door Att(' nd ing were Mrs. Dor a Carpe_n1 er. Miss K:tlhl c cn Car pe nt rr, ~15l S Mary Blmard, ~r . and Mrs. Henry Ca rpf'nl ~ r . Lar ry ulld Ra ndy, Mr . and !firs. G. R. Cline 11nd Diane , Mr. and Mrs. Max Han n· ing an{l J imm ie, Mr·. and ~1rs. Lllw•·ence Carpell t f:'r , Carol. Bob and J er ry , Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Rife, Mr. and Mr s. Don Harr iso n and Regina . Mr. and Mrs. Niek Grueser a nd sons Mike a nd J im· mie ; Gary and Ju nio r Rife . ANNA GRACE OILER Mrs. Anna Grace Oiler of Syra-cuse is announcing the engagement and approLJching marriage of her only daughter Mary Margaret (Patty ) lo Mr. Daryl Fredrick Brown, son of Mr. ~nd ~1rs. _C a rol F. Brown of Mineral Wells, W. Va. Mtss Oil ~r IS a gr adu ate of the Racine High School and is CUSTOM CATALINA HARD TOP All leather uphulst.ery, hydrarnatic drive radio heater modern chartreuse and cream finish , it's a honey. ' ' ' ~ I Convenient Budget Terms at Moore's Busy Stores $1695 1951 CADILLAC Rn•~<:t_ tn~'''_'''':n~g:»lo:s_"_hl".tt~o"":~- ~w~e:'::"'_'C:.'l'::'-~~~~~~,-,..,.,----,-,.,-....,.,~~~~~~~~,.,,.,=' - St. Nicholas Arena Instead or Madison Square Garden because evangelist Bllyn Graham extended hill Gllrdtm 5tay. The fiyht will be televised and broadcut nationally by NBC at 10 p. m. e . d . l. Service Entrance On Second St. ~ydr_ama\ic, radio, heater, Sf'at covers, tinted glass. Rocket awa Y 111 th H; today . DODGE "··~ Big cl inther ror Racine a grauO ~lam homer by (,l'imm in the first Inning .scnring Wilsu,, Wolff', Wee Foozy Woh'e Mid Birch, all of whom had walk NI. Peanuts Wickline walked (ir ~ ! of , all 1\llt! wall walked hom e on ' Terry Knig ht 's fourtll pass b<'f(~ r c G r imm'.~ clout. Haci ne added one run In \h(' second, three in the fourth , two ln the filth and one in the sixth . Extra base hits for Racine in thb parade were Wilson Wolfe's solo homer in the filth and Grimm's double in the ~lxth with none on . LOS ANGILII - Howtrd King, 188, . .no. N•v., outpointed Bob Albrl1ht. . 211, . San . Fernando, TIRES BATTERIES 1955 Racine and th e I ndians Pnn r I.eagucu battled to a 12-3 vi r tor.v for Rac! nl', hut en de d .~ ca s o11 all locked u p in a tic with ei ght "'ins and 10 de fcal s t'flch last nig ht on th e Pom Noy diam ond . They tied for sec:v ncl. NEW YORK UP Middle· waia:ht contenders Bobby Boyd ~nd Willie Vaughn meet tonight In a return 10 • rounder at little * SUPER II 2 DOOI A real s harp Blayk Beauty set off with gJeaming white wall tlres pointed RuiMn Versa•, 191, Richmond, Free Installation "· 1954 OLDSMOBILE METROPOLITAN I FOR ' $1395 M n. ! ZION •'ll :•m BIL All 2 DOOR A_!l white finisb~ standard shift, radio, heater snappy V-8 eQo g me. You 'll love 11 . ' and Rutllnd and lfn. .Joha L Wolfe, . ll/ Srt. 1nd Mm Jl:oben Sllaak and son, local. ~ and child ren retur ned Sunda r to Mr . and Mn. Carroll Balser their ho me at w euover, Mau .. and wn TomMy Ol lltufield an: lifter a vacation her e. spendine a •eek'J v1eatlon witb T he hall wu decorated wltll pink .and silver streamers and ar e spending thil w ee k: at t be r' "hi"ld;.r_•..;n;;';;pe""'n\"'-;F rid;;';;';;;;;"';;•;;hl;.;;•;;'.;'h;...';;\\;;;'';;";;;a:;n.:d;;l:;•;;;m;l;;;ly;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~•'':.:.' J acluton City confere nce. tht• gifts we re placed on a tabl~ The WSCS of the Method ist cen tere d wit b a bride doll. Church will meet Friday evening Game"' were played and th•! at the horne of Mrs. Nura Cro111. -:oor pr ize waS won by Mrs. BeaBy MMnie Swau~r The fi n t and third Jo' rld ay o! . trke Smit h. Patty Michaels and Nan c ~· lla! · e al'h month are the r eg ula r Sedan. Radio, H eater , Drife, New Plastic Ri!f reshme n ts twere served h; to l'l1 , Bradbury, v i~ itc d Wedn l.'l:· m eeting date9, the preside nt b&s 1 4 Seat Covers. Local Owner . ~I rs. Yl-' innie St<1ut. Marie Birch da}' with Anna and 8l.'tt y Arn old. announced. fi ('ld, J.l:l ry Little arid dPu&ht~r . Kay Wyatt ·was a recent over Mr. and Mn. James Le wis and Dta nt!, Pearl Little, Marci• Deni· mght gues t of Li nda H y~ll. ~on . Lois Wolfe. Kath)ef'n Ftnk, :\1r. and Mu. Max: Meinhart of c hildren of Pt. Pleasant vi!l:ited 1 Cll'o Oiler , Pauline Bentley, Mil· I Monkey Run were Thu rs da y eve:· Sunday with their parent s, Mr. d rcct Pierce, Thelma Carpenter, ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar - a nd Mrs. J ohn L. Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Laudermi!t Sarah o~hor ne, Grace Dugan, Jean enee Swauger. nf Antiquity have muved to the j Parker , Mil dre d Jeffers, Naom i Phone 1378 or 6u23 Middleport W<iller Edmond and Cly de F air property owned bY Ray Pearson. Chase, to'ranl'is Minor , Blanch Ji vide n, Leafy Chasteen. Ethel child spent the w~c k end with Mr. and Mr,.Sunday Homer w1th Jatlt_s Mr. of s pent Sno wde n, Beatrice· Smith, E\•elyn rh f' former's pal'ents, Mr. ami Racine Arnold. Oth t! r :and Mrs. Ji'loyd Norris. Nal>per, Bonnie Miller, Cl\loe Mt·~. Raymon d The Golden Rule Sunda\' fink: , Rcva Snowden and Betty guests Sunday were Ronnie Et{ gl eton and Freda Tuckerman . School class of the Mc lhodi;.l Si(h•rs. Mr . and Mrs. Clare nce Swallger . Church met Wedrt~dar evening Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Linkenhoker at the home of !tfn. l.oui J>Eo Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. l.,awrenec Chapman . Voughons,Reveol F.blln and daughter, Pomeroy, Dan Shaine of Gallipolil'l spent Paul Re ibel, Athens. en jo)'ed a Monday with his parents, :O.ir. Daughter's Plan picnic dinner on the Stu!e llo ~· and Mrs. Frank Shaine. pital grounds Sunday . Mrs. Frank 9baine who hu ToWedSept.l Mr . and Mrs. Richart Vaughan ltr. and Mrs. Nathan Arnold b ee n ill is improvlne. are announcing the engagement and family , Mr. and Mra . Charle)· \ ,.;;;;;;;;;;;"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""';;;,;~! their daughter. Suzanne, to Ted Arnold and family were rece nt Wblte Elk Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. H . guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Warner., Wolfpen ArnoiC:. Callers Saturday e\•enini Suzanne was a member of the were Mr. and )Irs. Charles King 1957 graduating clasa of Pomeroy ami t hildren. High School and has been emplOY· ed part time in the Evans Meat De. partment at Middleport. Tassels Included By Emma Havman Mr. Warner graduated lrom Cu csts of Mr. and Mrs. Ear' ORDER NOW Pomeroy High School, clus or I Shank Friday were M/ Sgt. and 1962, and has served two years In Mrs. Robert Shank, children of lhe U. S. Army . . Westover AFB, Mass ., Mr. and He is employ~ in _comtructaon Mrs. E. C. Shank, Vienna; Mr. work. The wedd1ng wdlta-place and ~r-~ . Scott Shank and sons, Sept. 1_._ _ _ __ __ SURPRISE PARTY 1955 CHEVROLET Freda Grate 1 1 Schoonover. . A s ur pl'ist> l:; wn d imw r wu • held at lhe honw of ' fr a nd ~f l".> Nic k C r uc ser honoring M1·s. Mdrgie Gr uc.~e 1 · o!l hr t· birt hday . She rN'f' ivl:'d m11 ny gifts and a la rge cake. $1195 1-1950 Ford MAKE _ 8 y Phy 111, Snowdon R L'TLAND- A KUrprl&e birth III'DAL SHOWER HILD day clmm·r was iiven Sunday 1r A bridal s hower wa1 ~lvell ln honur of Dale Bnthner at hi • honor of Mrs. ~unita Hlad at th" home. Also ~JebratPrl wen• t he Legio n Hall , Wednesday evenlns, · c!ay of Mart ha Nic h olson .anfl ''"'· · b1rth • Hlado' m•m·aoe to H•rold "·>le• of Col"m•··will "ke wnd d in~ anniversa ry of J.lr an•l oo " " ,_. ,.. Mrs. Harold Riel'. place over the weekend. H()jt m~ r~ for t he oc-casi on were Mrt. I We're mowing down prlcesl Every oar priced lo sen Nowl 1-1950 Chevrolet 1-1953 Ford VS Birthdays, Anniversary, Celebrated Net About $100 In Sunday Event At Dale Bachner Home Fro~ Ice Cream Those preo.ent w{'re !\h aucl !11 rs. C. B. Weygandt. Mr 1111d Mrs. J ohn Wcy!:andt , Tet•r y. Soh· b.v and Stcvi('; Mr. and Mrs . J 1, , . We~·ga n d t , Jay and Dal e ur To lcflu ; Mr . and ~I r~. 1,_ p _ \ l ur dick; Mr. and Mts. E p Ha lle r Car ol, Paul an d Tomm)r·, Mr 111111 Mrs. Joh n Hal l. Mikf' :m: ' Barbara and Miss Rlll·h Ann Weicl!-r of Springflcl d; Mr . and Mr~ . H<.~r vey Ro lh, Col um b u~ : M r. a HI Mr ~. H . L . Knopp . Mr . fl illl Mr.-< Ric har d Knop p, Bl't'ky flncl JQyr t of Day ton : ~tr. anr' ~1 r s. Don Sande r s and Gn·;: of Athen JO: '11·s Geral d Mi nor or Dex'N , Mrs. Or ' vill e Br<1 tlon an d E.tr l: ,\ 1:· ;.md Mrs. S id ney R u6~;el l . ~l r. utHI Mrs. Da ll:' Nith ol1;ou, Carolyn a:1d Mart ha of Mi<hll epor!. M h: ~ NeilL· and C'ad Bin g. Mrs . J o h n i.' ha.>L' and M1·s. Earl , Olin·r. Po mero y: M1·. and Mrs. EnH•st Molden . Mr and ~~·s. Harold Ril'e, D <.~v i d. El· len, Pa u l nn1 t BoS!' IIl llry. Dell Ri ce , Mr. und i\•lrs F. mmt>f l Jl.Je Cas ke1· an d )J r. uuJ M r~ . Oal1· Muss et·. 1 Only $795 MEIGS MOTOR CO. Women Mis~M~ry Margdret Oiler Will Marry _ Daryl F. Brown Early This Autumn SUMMIR USID ~AR CUAI·UP SAU ;: Men Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 2. 19S7-s Cury I w 1953 CHEVROLET • I · Gordon and Spen<er. Jackie · Fritz Slason (3) aad Mic:k· : BATTERIES for Farm and llome Form Pock * * Aid Hearing Hot *Shot Flashlight * Portable Radio * Lantern * Telephone WERNER RADIO 110 No. 2nd "-v..-Mid.-:ileport There simply lon't a better deal available aa:rwhere Ia Ibis wide, wide world. Big money-llvlng. ollowonees are put of our way of doing ltUiiD..,. .. , . Today, tomorrow and every day of lhe year. 1955 CHEVROLET · · .. ·· · .. · · · · $1695 4-Door 210 - Yellow and Green Heater. Power Glide. Radio and 1955 PLYMOUTH · ........ .. · · · $1365 Belvedere 4-door. Interior like new. Heater, V8 motor 1 good tires. Beige finish. 1955 OlDSMOBilE · · · .. · · .. · · · $1595 88 - 2-Dr. Seda<I, Radio, healer, Seat Covers, Ex· tra Clean. 1954 PLYMOUTH········· ······· $995 4-Door - 2-tone Blue Iiuy. Savoy Series - A Real · 1954 CHEVROLET· ···· ··· ···· ···· $895 4-Door Sedan. Beautiful 2-tone green finish . Spot· less interior, good rubber, guaranteed all the way, heater. Belevedere 2-Dr. Hardtop. Black over blue, radio, heater - seat rovers. 1953 BUICK · · · · .... · · · · · · .. · .. $1095 Super Hardtop. Dynaflow, l'a<lio, beater, seat rovers, perfect tires, blue and ivory finish. 1953 FORD .. .. .. ···· -· ·· -· ··· ··· $845 "8" Customline. Maroon finish, all good tires, heater. spotless interior. 1953 CHEVROLET · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · -- $945 Bel Air 2-Dr. Local owner. Ivory over Sun GoldExtra nice. 1952 CHEYROL£1 · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · $64$ Deluxe 4-Door, Clean Interior, good tires, 2-tone blue finish . Powerglide, Radio and Heater. POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY , �'' --- - -. ··-·---· ---- ----- -" . ~---- -- ---· ... ~--- • r- ""''ullo 8ethr For leN"' FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS GXUESER BLOCK CO. Rut]and Pla1nttff 1 I Webster and Fultz Attorneys lOr Plalnllff Mr and Mrs L C. Snowden and f~m!ly . Mr and Mrs Bruce May 11nri children, Mt and Mrs Homer (8) 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, (9) 6, 6tc NOTICE OF PIJ8LIC SALI In pursua:r.ct: ot 1m order uf the Probate Co'Jit of Melgs County .! Ohio. I will offer for sale at Public A!lcllun on lhe 3l'd day of August, 1957, at 10:00 o'c,ock A.M., at RATES JTRUCTURAL the front <Ltloor of t!'.c Court House 2 ceats j)('l word, one hu .. rtlon Minim~m charge We _ 4o xnu ICRAt' lllOfll- MIT ALl at Pomeroy, Ohio, the followin g per word tor three eousccuLive msertiOn!i OHIO VALLEY d lb<-d retl estate Situated . . Spettal _OM morlllh for 25 ct:nt.s ~er word I escr m '"'K CO the Village of Middleport. county Fu II nte of 2 eenL!I per word w11l be chnrgOO for af!v('r1rsHIJ:t 11 n • of Meigs and State of Ohio and aot Plid f~r be(ore the l~tn of each month follown 1J( t n ~~·rtron Phon. !10 ·--,. bounded and de~cribed as f~llows· •·on<no···' , ~Err&rs ... •- lll. Advertlslos--Should ~ ""' •epooted ' ... u < u"l• ly 1'he That lot or parc~:l of land with vauJ'Insertion >Xnho.e 1 • II not be respon81ble tor mo•e than <..ne lol''Of~t .... the building and improvements Card of Thanb and SooeiU Notices of Events $1 00 Obituari~ btH">d Clt.:.an lfaed Cm thereon, situate at the northwest publlahed at 1 eeol per word.. All Makes aod M002-II corne:: of Sixth and Palmer Streets ' _.:::-_....,....,....,_,.,....,....,....,....,....,....,-~';o,\'i'";;;;;;:;;~:-:;:;:;;T:';;:";;-7':::::;/i in the Town of Middleport , Meigs 195:! Dotlt(e 11 T o n lrtak 1:nod AUTO SALES County, and Stated Ohio, on plot ( I) Notrees shape, prh·r·d n~l11 l!'i d•rl'ks , In slle Fttty (Mi feet bv one hun· - - ~ -------- - all colnrs p11 tl \' I'' :' ('H II lif· 1 dred (100) feet and more particu· U"-M SHOOT at Roy F"•cekc ..• ·~ • ·£ P ter fi p 1•1 1 r U• ·r·rl 11~ _ larty desrrlbed o, Map, Page 4, fllrm Ba~han Road Sunday m1l rs norlh of I' ""''r": on (20 8) I Block t!3, Ma~ 211. BeLng part of '4th of AujuNt. 1:00 'til Dark Rnult• :i:l. h1 li ollw .11~"\l' Stair· Lot No. 163 in Palmers Addition, .Sponsored hy Moose Lodge. Park 7·3ll·6'c - Being the same real estate con-;--_.- - - - l&&r~iJnp.tOD tuurtoee A.ftDeJ, veyed to Zona Hetlesimer by deed 8· 1·3tc Saw rlu~t ~nrl ~h .. \tllJ..:'. loaLkd Ill Middleport. Fire. Automobjh~ recorded in Deed Book 17:i, Page J w1sh tn express my smcl'rc ynur flfJrn hJn ur rll" !1v· I Boru\a. Phont «Jli-X 6-2G-tl 595 of the County Deed Rec arprec1a11on to the Cuurthouse en~ d 01110 Vi\ I J.rY Mf•'(; -----ords. l'rnployl'es for the beautiful CORP. TUJ'Pl~BS 1'1 A INS 0 COMPLETE Insurance Proleetloll, Said real cst.ata 1S situated at flnwcr~ Also m y fncnds and Phone Coo lvrll.· :..::.")() 7 Ia 251t Lift, Aut(·, Fire, Polio. Call Dot No 552 Palmer Street, Middleport, - • ---Mills, Mu!d~ei..n"t, Oblo. relat!Ve!i who sent flowNs '"" 1Ohio. (Aero~ the sl.rcet from the GRAVELY '!rtAC'Jflfl Si\ U:S at":l " for the many cards 1 rcce1vcd g 0.. 1 0 R A ,. , v - -- - Cbureh.) 1 napti~t voVC • . olluii;V, 512 >•· S d iluring my hosp1Lallzat ton .it Main St, p 11 meru y . l.:: J1U WA.kD a1 premi!:c.:; are appraised at 7 24 27 Uoher Hos pital. Your kmdnc:-;, ~ $7,30000, anrl must be sold for not will neve r he forgotten . Mrs -~-less than two-thirdfl (2/3) of qid Perry R•lggs, Pomeroy, Ohur Lrvmg room !"or wh II\ d $8 UU ATIO.WI.II appraised V.:\lue. TF.RMS OF SALE 8·2 ltc C~tll af1er !'i I' ~1 !Jill J;nub~ ....., ....._... Cash In Hand On Day Of Sale Memhart's Lr•~•·1ry .\1<,nkey '-,;-...- ~.....::._~• ' Aten S'tain, Executor of the Hun R l ·:Jip 111 L hel:lllld 1ft. ,..._ ' ' Estate of Zona Hetlesimer. -~- - - - -- ,.,...r..,, Ottl" Deeeased. {12) Wonted 10 Rent 1 On Rt. 23. Cal~ Wm. G,...... Webster & Ful~z. Will thf party th.~t took purse - - -- 1 lock lprlftlll , Attorneys for E~ecutor and money from my hnm r 2 or 3 bedroo1r. l·l'UIH' t'ull Ron . J (7) 5, 12, lB, 26, (8) 2, 5tc please return it J ncerl it, 1 me Hand, Col umhus and South· ., • Will he most grah•ful an41 nu ern Elcclnt· Phow~ ,., , , queslions asked Mr!l Fnnnlc --~ 7 27 6tr · J\Mpar Minersville Ohio. ---· · - - -.-ll\tSURANCE AGBN 7·31 -3tc f 14 t Fnr Rer..f l'lra. Aulomabllo, Hultll NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ~---ACCIDEH't Estate of Francis T, Bitt!. dKHied & 4 !lOOM II U\ISI>: .l ltn• garden. RLife. CE•su•ft't •nd....... NodtlceB '1' hhr.reby gJven that $:i5 w, 11111 to. I i\ppl (' (;rr1v•· Mau e e z w ose !'ost Office ad· 1 Sl'e Alex \A, Ito•! I··· 7 31 ate In MlllDLEPORT, OHIO dress b 849 High Street, Mlddlc· Hetdclutrt..-• lor 6136-M PHONII dll port, OhiO, has bet."'l duly appoint· llm~''lnlte Luggo~ge - Lane Cedar ~--_ __ ed executrix of the Estate of Fran(:p~st!l - LAU Wtndow Fans- Sll't>IHn.'( rnon1~ 1111 1cnt Call cis T. Betz, deceased, tale o{ Meig5 Fri&:td~tire Rcfri&:erators. 388·Y. 8"1·3t!l County, Ohio. lake; Furniture, Mlddltport, Ohio ~ .:- l 80 Dated this 24th day of July 1957 4 29 tf Apu!' I111~T1! 1111 111 llh Ill'll Srrml( - - - - - - - - -.:--------, John C. Bacon .St, r ouwro .~ /\dulls nnl .~ 124 Unlfln Ave, Pomeroy, 6 J udge or lh fl p ro b at e cour1 -~------l'r,mk l'lwn!' 44U.M room hou~e 2 baths, level lot. Me 1gs coun tY, Oh tO ''It ,. Fugult· (8) 7 ~ 111 nut of lllgh water Ca ll Own~r (7) · 26 · (8 )• 2 , 9 , 3>c 1:i4 S. 5\h St · Mlddlcporl 19M ChPvrol et VB . Sl.7n5 Jlt•Jr uv Phone fl0ti4· M. 8·1 ·3tr NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT \'a ll s.,'l F1ve l!oonr l lun ~r 2 rlr. Serlan jowcrgi id(' Ileal• Est•te of Tn.nnan A, Penn Sr. Aru,lll s:lb \' 7 :>t :1.c tiful morkul( . lc!llht•! tnrn 111 O.C••Md l·'11r Sillc 6 rnnm house, beth 1111 ltrle Blue arfll wf\111.' twn tnnt' Nol1ce i ~ hereby g1ven thAI Pns· rnorlern (all ~ 171 Letart FallR One owner. Blacttn .•r·~. 1'r•u1< cilla Penn ~hose Po~t Off1rcc add· 8 2·6\c roy, 0 . 8·2·fit( res:s is Carrcntcr, Oluo, Route I . 1~6 Olds Super "BB" IJ ,rrrl Tup For llent - Exl!•n!lon Wuldcn, has been duly appomted Athmnis· $2,49:1> Power Sh•t•rm;.: a nd Scaffold }-.,)U!'ds, lJrnp Clot hs. lratr1x of th e Estate of rruman hrakeR JJydrnmatk rlr1~r' A ~IJrllon JP•~her, Mu.tdle.,ort A. Penn, Sr lute of Columbia nice automob1!c Dl.H'IIIwr ':; , uhonP. 62b!'I..X. _ _ -·-~~2__tl 1 TownRh!p, Meigs County, Ohio dePomeroy, 0 . R2 me ceased. ]9~~ MercurY 2 1lr ll.u dtop Oated Lhis 30th day of July 10~7 ( 18) $1.40e Mctcury -o. n~o~t lr Ori,o NICE HOME ON John C BliCOn nal black fln1 :-sh llke new Yen LINCOLN HILL--$6000 Judge of the Probate Cout·l atlractlvc r"r Wllh lnts n! (8) 2, 9, 16. 3tc chrnme nn !!pA!'klin~-: hl:.ck fi , Several good residcnllal buys i.!b. Dual c~ehau11h 81Arttnor ~. Pum t tnt.: inlt•n111 ,md t·~lrrH•r in Pomeroy. ModeJ"ately priced LEGAL NOTICE PomProy, 0. 8·2-6H Avu!Lthlt" now fb!Ps ro•J I ~on George Stuckey, who~e lui. from $3,500 to $6,000. 1M3 Chryaler VB 4 dr S.- d~ n 1 ahl<' llumcr Brah·y P honr known place af residence was Ro· Terms Available . f89li. A quality car In ROOd 7·:l2·J?U 31?1 -Y well, Arkansas, and whose present rondllion at a low pr!C\' Binet CALL 452 place of re ~ 1de1tce Ia unknown and tnar'11, 'Pomeroy, 0 8 2 8h· r cannot, by rPasonable diligence, be Wan t:·d1' "-P i ' ll II \ NC 1 r-., "' ; 25 II.;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~JIIIl~illll'! I l!JM Buick V8 Century $:l ,:'i 9~ ye .. ·s r·xprrll'ncr l"n'r c-;'l : ~ ~--ascertained, Mary Duke. whose 2 dt. Hnrd Top. Trndc ·lrl I' o.n mute~ I, v RNSI!Ij,:l'r, Rarin· 12~· last known place of reddenee was 1- •·· nne of our ••tlsficd Bulrk rHrP nnx 124 Oh1o 7 . ~.1' 14810 Cicero Avenue, Tinley Park, .," ., Nellie Pearl Rucker and Josepb lui owner. A wonr!crfu\ btl)"' Hurkcr. both of whom reside al lllinois, and whose preaent place of Blacttnar'a, Pomt•J·o~·. 0 ' 1,---~--------,1 1611 Hunte-r Street, Wilkinsburg, re8ldence Is unknown end cannot R-2·6tc. Prnnsylvanln wUl take notice that be reasonable dUla;enee be ueer, 1964 Chevrolets u lim ns $99~J Paul S Sm11rt, Guardian of Flor· talned: Violet Bryan, whose last We hav(' four lhnl liJUiiklt> ]J](4' rnu~ Luc~· Stevens, an lncompe· known place ot residence wl!IS Panew With and without pOW L't !Pnt. nn the 31st day of Jul:v, 1057. rtuca, Kent~1cky, and who~e pre"Bv the gllri.--2Hl'~ 11011 Jle1n m ·• lt!l'd h!~ Petition Jn the Probate ~enl place or residence Is unknown Havr Blaettnar'll, Pom cto) . 0 8·:l6tc Court within and for the County and c11nnot, by rcasnn•ble dill· ---------~llf Meigs and State or Ohio Case gence be ascertaiMd; Mae Price, Auto~ervict!s No 16.036, alleging: that his Ward whose last known place of re~i· Wayside Dnve, is SE'IZ<'d of the unrlh•ided three- dence Willi 614 1 Gradmg & Dltch Ulgging H. IIAWWIGS SONS CO.- 24 fourth ~ Interest in the follo'o"lng South Charleston, West. Virgmla, ellafk·Hoc St·rvlre )lour 1Pirtll'ker Scrvl~:t, Day ,cscnbed real estate altuatcrl In and wttose present place of resieTruck L•nnlln~ &\ulpmcnt Phone t122'1 NlaJtt Phone 1lH' County of Meigs, State or Ohio dence is unknown and cannot, by I Dump Truck SN11 l'(' eoet-lt DODGE - PLYMOUTH reuonable d\llgenee be ascertun~nd VIllage of Mirtrllcport lo-wlt · VIRGIL WAMSI,F.V DL\LIIJill 88 u ed; Leo Knowles, whose place or Stl ulited In tl'c Village ot Mirl· . -- - - - - PhonP Cheshire 7-74,79 residence Is unknown and cannat, r! Jr-port, County of Melga and State belt Ult!d car Al.UES, 8(1{' II~~""'::::""""""""'"",..,..,.,..,,..,~ "J! Ohio and In One Hundred Acre by reasonable dillience be asccr· IQJ.. CJIIWS. T D l mop -- - - - unknown Lot No. 1~'7. being a lot Forty-five tained: anrl the belr, devisees, legatees, ador leu on Gnnt Street feel more A9) For Scle ; turiln l( \1unrla~ Hrw'~ Shoe Re 1n uld Vll111ye and running back ministrators, executors anrl as:slg111 )Ja!r. :lud ::il, :\luldlt'IIU' I, O!)C!1 '!l Lbat width to the alley, Maid lot of Leo Knowle!l, lf he be deteased, PF.ACIIES reaifor lm shli'SS 0·2 6tr lymg between the Conner and tbe whoso names and places .We have Golden Jubilc<' prll('h · dence Is ul'!known;· the UD· \hrlin Jots on said 8trt•('t : e1 ready. Other varietleA WI]) \h1!111lllofll l"••mblnat!on ~lorm ana LottThat the nefendant. Nellie Pearl known heirs Of Walter follow . BrlnA rontalncu. TeL sc.reen w!ndow~ and doon Steel 1\ucker, h the owner of an undl ridge, dere .. 5ed, wbosc names and Che1ter YU ·&320l . •nd olummum awning~ and can ~t dcd one-fourth lnterost in sail places of residence are Webster Fruit Farm opil•s. Cll'l William Radford, rea l estllLC, !hal Joseph Rucker is unknown will take notice J mi. hat of (hotter, Ohio Rock Spnn.AII !\ 2 lmop "n lltled to dower In the Interest of lhat on the lOth day of August, 19&3 the plair.tilf. Flori! Steffy , as md Nellie Pearl Ruekor, and , TERMITES i::XTEAMINATIO Ta\:e ov~r payments on t 1.\ h••l Thlit Clyde MLllhone, as Treas- .'\dmlnistratriw: of the e Ftate ul air rond!tloner Th [j y('a! '8 me, io'or (rl.'e lnspcrl!on phone 383-M '!rrr of MciRs County, OhiO, has- a Walter Lottrtda:e. deceased. flied fJilmorf' .!lupply SI'Jre, Pomeroy. del. "' ~ pJ~d for. f<"lfe Retrllj:Cr lic>n aga inst said real estate for tbe her petittion aa:ahut them In tbe All "'ork RUara nle cd l"ully In· stion . Opl.'n rYt>ning!. 7 31 31 Probate Court of hlc-lg:s County, ~IIXeS und, 5urud Vutl~h;m s lutltt3t rlal and That James A. Singer LS the onlY Ohio, being Cauie No. 18.~98, for FOR SALE - l' ,aches New 1-la f{esid cntln l Termite Control Scr heir at taw end next of kin of said the sale >Of eert~ln real estate for ven Orchard, New Haven Phon. T 2S tf vice. St. Mllrys, w. V11. 'Nard. a resident of the State of the payment af debta of said dtcedTu-24688. 7-29-:f UDIO • TEL!.VI.SlUN Sl:.RVICE jhlo, and that there are no other •mt, whleh real estate Ia described Phon• :.JO, Cleland Appliancr persons who hne an intereat in n follows: FOR SALE - Appl"~ N1•w Hu The following real estate situ· Store, lnf. Main St., Pomeror ~aid real e~ate; and. ven Orchard, New Havl'n Phnnr ated In the Village of Pomeroy, That It 11 necessary to •ell said 2-23·U 11.1·24688. 7·29tf real estate to pay debta of the County of Meigs and State o[ Ohio Layton Grill Houst•, r('~"i.'!INed ~UICK SERV1CI!: I'D W•teh Jd ward and to pay for her support. and bounded and described as folpalrtng hy Ftetory Trala.ed Boa.ton 1'e rri<'1' pupplCI, 14: The prAyer of the Petition is for l!>ws : Being situated in the VIllage watchmAker, t;OU.INS Jl!.~ the sale of the entire Interest In of Pomeroy ami more partlculsrly Ton FOTd Truck 1,1 price . 1954 t..ERS . Pnmera' 1-3-lf 1aid real e~ate- pursuant tn the bounded and described at follows Ford, Jllrt Cheap . 19!\3 IJnd,s;tt' theap Phone TlJ 29480, New provilions contained In Section and beln1 the Easterly one-half of HI-TEST 0.\S AT Haven. 7 J,Q.6tc U27 08 of the Ohla Revised Code, Lot Number Twenty·three (23) dl· REGULAR PRICI! ~nd for sucb other reuer a a may vidlng in the cenklr from the fl'<mt to the rear. Also. the concurrent be proper 12 ft motc"rr boat with stecrittr, :'OW ELLS SKBVlCF. STATION right of ea1emcnt to use the Alloy The penons first (lrbove menwheel and 1e•r shift. TrliLkr I LUBBICATION' and WA8B tioned wUI further tJilcl notice that between the above de•crlbed propMtrk 25 Mereurr Motor, I )e:t: Mlddleporl. Obh they have been made parties de· arty and ·t he Weitil'l)' one·half of old, aood .. new. C. 0 . Picken;. 1 tt'ndant to uld PeUtion and that .aid Lot Number Twenty-three (23). "' PlokeDI Polrot & Hudwm co., REt'RIGERATION SERVICE they wut be requlre te 1nswer the Said easement ri&ht Is to C'l)ntinue Mason, W. VI. Phone Sl'3-~5B3 ' . Domesttc-Commerclai-Oalry same on or before tbe 21st. day of for the bent>fit of the heirs, &ueeeuors and asslana ln ownership JACK'S REFRIGERATION September, 19~7. ot the property abutllna on said Paul S. Smart, Guardian • Beiter Calf, 3 dlya old CHI· 24 Hour Service Floren~ Lucy Stevens, alley, :.. ~.LelfbeLt. Rock Springs, The petition alleaes that U1e perTu 23587 au lncompetenL ' 1-31-G~<New Haven I Miles North of ,..,.,., PliONE 398 WE BUY I I I ••AMI Ju METROPOLITAN nsurance ----=-------- - -- - - -----1 tru~k Me~gs cox of Langsville and his grand· with her sister , Mr and Mrs . ChC· parents, Mr and Mrs Joe Ph1lhps lord Icenhour and fllmll)' . SHOWER GIV'i:N Idie Parkt•r and daughter, Mr and Mrs Carroll and Snowden and sons, Mr anrl Mrs Ro) S~owdcn and Phyllis cnJoyeJ a p!cmc at Forked Run Lake, Eu nda y Mr and Mrs Cat I Flinchbaugh and son of Manon are v1sitmg Mr and Mrs Paul Bflrne-s of Pomeroy and Mr ... nd Mrs Floyd Thomas and Mrs Ros<t Barnes Mrs Iva Howell of Leon , W. Va and Mr and Mrs Harvey Erlew<n"' and Joetta were Sunday guests of" Mr and Mrs I. E HusselJ of Mt Alto Mrs s L Bryant received word of the dt>ath of Mrs Wilbur Curlis or KcrrsvJl!e, Texas Mrs Ethel Snowden 1s ~ pcnrlm" a vacal10n wtth her son, Mr and~ )fn Lawrf'nce Snowden •nd fam· 1ly of Columbus Mr and Mrs Chris Diehl spent a few days with their son, Mr and Mrs Robert D1ehl of Millbury, 0 They accompanied thetr Walter, home, who had spent a couple of weeks herf! RPV. and Mrs R A Biddle were Tuesday ''""'"' d<nner " gue.sts of Mrs Grant Willhamson Mrs Molly Mitchell of Hunting· ton and Mrs Cora Chandler of Ed· mund, W Va spent se~eral days with thetr s'ISte 1, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips Mr and Mrs Julian Mlt· chell of Huntington were Sunday !,lu~sb of the Ptt1llips' Mr and Mrs. Robert Hill and 81\ly aH~ visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs w D. r.annmg , Fairborn. Mr and Mrs. Bob Largent. Co· Jumbus and Mr and Mrs. Wtlham 1 argent wen• Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs How9-rd Largent of Syracuse Mr and Mrll Clay Gardener and son, Mr and Mrs. Charle'> Gardcner of navcnport, Iowa, spent th.e week end w!th h1s mother, Mrs Allie Gardener v,;ho is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs Isaac T&ylor. .. Mr and Mrs Pearl Hysell (Bu· Hale\' ) we.re honored ~lth a wedding ·shower at the hnm c of Mr and Mrs Jarncs Hate~ Tue~· day f'H'I'll•'g Hostesses fo'r th e llccaswn wer~ Mr~. Jame 3 llaley and Mrs M!lton Hale) Game! were layed a nd door rize a arded p a P o~r·ewh t m.: • s mens were served to \Irs l!:tmer Hysell Ml"S June ')· h .. 1 " M ·. ' M 0 1 ",w,.,rs' .'"rs axlne ye r •. r~ arl Morr1s Mrs Carl Demson. N"'son >' •• Eugene '~' •~ Rob-•t " n ..... • • h ~ '>>>k , Mrs. G• Chg.. •,. Job 1•son • J oan ..Voodarrl, Lmy Geary, Mr.; '.:: lara Ph!lhps Mrs Clara Davtd· ;on, ~Irs Weber Theo bald , Mrs JwJ!:ht Kennedy, Me>. Robert ')av!s, Mrs Nail' Wtse, Mary M 3~ard, Hila anrl Ira Barker, Mr. W 0 lte • M•s ' ' · m d M n; E'",ar "rank Hysell, Mr.~. Belle M'Knighl fames Haley and Connie and JimmJC Haley Many gifts were received (5) Personals I ~--~~ Rodney Downin:!'r t€1 I:ost Found -=====-:...:==== I oo Legal Notice eal state Broker (Z 1 ) R --1-E-State r Auto Soles ( 16) For Rent or Sale ______..- ~ - -- - O'BRIEN & CROW Realty Company Employment Wanted ' Leaol Notkes ' .. for Hire f 18b) ., - a. ror v - - -- -·---- (20.)Business Servkes or --- w. -------- --- -- 7 -. ~ Mr and Mrs Ftoyd Thomas en· tertamed with a plcnl• sup~r. " presen< ,, Sundlly evening Those were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Borne• and children of Pomerov, Mr. and• Mrs James Thomas and chlldre!l ot Midl~port 9nd Mrs Rosa Barnes Mr and Mrs . .Junior William s and family have moved their trail or home from the Ethel Ne!~on properly on Salem St to Bellaire OhiO where Mr Wtlliams 15 em· Mrs Steve Eoun entertamf'd a number of frlrnds and relauves at her home Friday evenmg with a ~tork shower for Mrs Lawrence Ebhn. After Mrs . l!:bhn opened her ~ifts rcfr~shments were ~erved Mr. and Mrs Guy Bing and son Gene, Mr. and Mrs Larry Jacobs , and Mr Pearl Jacobs spent Thurs. day evening wtth Mr and Mrs Cl 1ff or d J aro b s an d J ac k . Altendance at Sunday School, July 28 was 77, offermg $12.25 Mr and Mrs M1ke B·.Jsse ll were 1 dmncr guests of Mr and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs , . Rev H. L Jones, Supt., was guest ~peaker at the Laurel CliH Church, Sunday mornmg and evening Robl!l't Davis 11nd famlly ealled on C1ay Eblm and famJl)' Saturday evemng Betty Lou Eblm spent Sunday - - -- ~-- Sund::~y. Dlstn~t Rooms New Furniture Mrs Ethel Kmncy of Waver!" and Mrs Ine1 Adams and daughte l' Sue, of Leewood. W Va arc v 1s1t ing the1r mother, Mrs Belle Mar · tin Mrs. Carl Qualls, Mrs Genu Dent and son and Mrs MarJe CY· rus of Chester Road ~pent Thurs· day w1th their aunts, Mr~. s L Bryant and Mr and Mrs Arza Bryant The annual Flower Show w11! be held at the Methodist Church Ba.!!'e· mcnt, Saturday and Sunday, Auguat 3 and 4 Harvey Erlewlnc and Mr C M FOK $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl spent Mr. and Mrs. lhe week· end with Mr and John Diehl were Mn. Pearl Ja. cobs, Mr. and Mrs. Lou ~lehl, Mr and Mrs'. Herman Harrt11on, Mrs. Louise Slagle and son, Eddie Neal, 1952 BUICK Super 2 Door Hard Top. Rotbo, Heater, Dynaflow. Local Owner. MEIGS MOTOR CO. Phone 6378 or 6023 Middleport FOR :TELEVISION :REFRIGERATORS or any other hoHie appfiattces STOP AT ALLEN APPLIANCE 226 F.. Main St. Pomeroy ~~::;::;~::;:;::;;~;::;:;:;:;;::;;:;:;:::;;:;:::;;;:;';::;::::;;;:::::;;:;;;:::;;~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --~- - · au.~ UE Q #OtiW ' ~ 1M 86ft II'W'I'V • we ADII: YOUR G~oRM:J.~ - HCAnQuAar.:DO r"' ~ --.-~ I\. I""" 1-nV' We have all -the materials you need for making a neu.J ~ sink, bathroom Vanitorl or resurfacing a table. ~vJ ~RMitl Contact BonJ Cement ~ requires no ~work easy ... , J colors and wood 8rains Follow' easy din~ctions. . Makes selection Is Different , Sav_s Specialist I . COLUMBUS 0 - StlnJ.:s of the honeybee anti wasp may !t>el1.1llkebut they actually are rliffereni and should be treated differently ~~Yli Oh1o Slate t1nivers!l; Exlen•ton Ap1a11sl Charles Heese The h(ln f';o.·bee ~ and li'S <1 "she ' tr It ~tmgs - leaves a ~tmger m h~r Ylct,m. Wh en s he slmgs she d1cs, het'ausc h·a~m g tbe shngr.r t~~rs away part of ber borly For lJ,'S reason the honeybee usu;~ll v IIR!:S only .m urre nsc of her col· i hornet, and yellow Jaekel ran sttng I agl!n anrl again They use their ~t1ngers as defense ~eapons to furt·l' venomous flUid mto thP I flesh They too, Wlll sting if their 1 h0mes are duturbed and also tf c ~ ught m}; Jde a car or~p a sleeve Ho1h h• r's ~nd wn.s ps stln~t \[ they I a•r fnghtened ut t•onfus~d. ex· pl<uns Rces~ If slung b\' a honevbce removt." t~c stm~f:'r lmm ed 141 \el y ' to kl'ep r U( h uf tht· p(nson [rom t•uter· 1 1ng th e fl'e ~h ]I ~~ !llliiOrtant to I sc r ape out the slinger - there's nothmg better than a t:iharp fm · gernail; never pull rt out. If the $:lln~er Is pulled out, the fingers press the pouon 8af~ att.ached to the slinger's base anrl Uus forces ACROSS -l4 Cr &.N!ely ground 1. Revolve grain 5. Fa.lure (lsia.ng) QOWN 9. Room 10. Cantered A frymg 12. Helmspan 2 W11n man 3 Sacred 13. La.ke picture (Sov. Rwsla) lGr. Ch.) 14 Eve's 4 Snare garden 5 ln un datlo~ l5 Boys best 6. Yearn j , Up~n friend t [Joet ) 16. Crll (a.bbr ; 8. Having 17 Northea&t pegs (abbr) 18 Nourished 9. Exhausted 19. Chid ll. Every- Uay deity 15. l ndrca ted !Baby!.) tO. Fltlh column horse ta. Substancl! U New Hampahirl! town t6. Lower pai1 of face rs Tightened 81. Game at carda t2 Honey Insect .3. Moth. THE eatk anU·pol1o vaccinel Follow }cur doctor'• ad•lee hu proven to be worihwhlle 1n about any mouth aM ihroa.t op~ Chicaa:o. There 1s every tndlca- eraUone durlnl the hot ~WDJDCt tion that lt Ia a l!(lr.f:l and effective moothll. protection asalll!t the dreaded Watch tor Symptom~ crippler, lnfantUe pr..ra.lyals. Be on the lookout for thell · But let'a not rtl~ entirely symptoms: headache. fever, up· Tbere are eountleM chijdren who set ttomach, aore throat, .Uft' have not beEn slven lta protee- back: or neck. you. notlce them Uon. or 1~ your cblldren compl•ln of Durtng. the a.rm al1y heavy them, notify your phyalctaa 1mpolio months ot AuguU and Bep- mediately. tember U Ls the duty or all par· u you need help for a poUG ent.s to take certain precautions patient have your doctor contact to protect tbeU youngsters a.nd the loc~l agency of the National to be alert for apeclftc aympt.o~ Faundat1on tor lnt'antue P&rt.b'• Str<mqe Crowda ala. For one thlng, keep your We had a sizable upaur1e of youngsters out ot strange crowda polio In Chleago lut eummer. Wt as much as possible. It's probably believe the Salk ncelne helped all rlgh\ for theth to play with us atem the tide and we are weU the youngsters they see every on the way to llek1Ds the problem. day U your ch.Udren have not yet D~n't let your ehUdren become b~n Inoculated Wlth the Taooverly ttred or cbUled. It's a good cme, I strongly ur1e JOU to 119 Idea tor you adults to avtlld fa- your doctor about tt. ttgue and chllis, too. QUESnoa IJfD AlfiWEI · • Don't use another's soUec;l tow~ Mrs. 0 . L,: What cauae1 a erst els, dishes or tableware. so the ovary to rupture? Make aure you and your ch11~ Answer: At the time of O"Jula· dren wash tbe~ hnnda catefully t1on or when the egg 1s read~ to befo.re eating and after goln~ to rupture from the ovary, a 0JSt o! the bathroom. the ovary occutonaliJ rup~ea.. I I u IS. Cooling device 19. Srr--, Arthur- ••n llrugh• 21 The Buck· eye 11late :.:2 Girl's nick- name l'e•tePC111''1 Aa•w•r 23 Man's 32. Fetters nickname 35. Fastened 25 Letter or the 36. Take out alphabet (print.) 26 Fastener 37 Olr\'1 27. Not 11011<1 name 29. FamoW'I 39. Malt tower t P'r.) beverage 30. Half-witted tO. MUlpond ------:~c=c-c-~·~·~"~'·~c~~~·~-~·~·--~~~<a~:~~~::· RUTLAND lt. Man's n1ckname 16. Old weight. r., (wool) Skillful w.commune (Neth ) 11. Propelled, u a boat 12. Bowling lane 13. Marries nAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how oo work It: AXYDLBA.AXR Ia LONGFELr.;ft:W _ One letter almply standa for another. In tbll ae.mple A Ia used for the three L's, X :l'o1 the two O's, etc. Single letters, apu< trophes:, the length and fonnatron of the words are aU hLnt.l, Eacn day the code letters are different. B <ll• BKWG I>IZ WSQWG LJJZT LU WSQWG VALLEY •Bruce ! 1 1' i; ~~=-.::_:_.::_:_ \ . .• ' .______j _____"_-_. =~=---....J .____;.; ;__,; ; LIL ABNER TAKE THIS '!IT'LL MAKE THE FIGHT MORE EVEN.! EVEN!! LITTLE ORPHAN ANI'ill> I DlNtO-F IT-,A51' A 'TitlCK IT WM: A DAISY- niCK TRACY DURN YORE I THINK NANCY AUNT _;T,::";~!l yOU SEE IF I TURNED Of'F THE WATER IN THI!. BATHTUB '!' Y. By SHULTZ TIME and MONEY Buy Your Coal In August A 'TROUBLED UNIVERSE .• A.. Prices Subject To Change Sept. lst Jill lrANDINO Bailey Coal Co. I .SINK Pomeroy, 0. CABINET ~ r\BBIE AND SLATS WIIM IMI fAMOUI --------- - - - - •cu.VfOIM lOP ,,. 1953 FORD A ch.tt>ful k!t~ku m•h1 11 c~Mrful ~o- • 'I N- ¥01 Cllfl Mltcl 1 St.p•S••.. r 1ln• ubiMt lw u, 1111 from 1-4~ fo 14 .., wlftl l-In• bowl fl'len:llm mt.. C.•r.•••nh, ... lh1 ln9 C~A"IO"" Top n-. thor ud 1 llf•llln• fin1.t. in Ho.. .,.Ton. cJ.. r ,; f.tmo•• llnb• bir~l>. Ordlt yourl l•1t111111" ttk11 but • flY hour~ •fttr cl•li~. lltllttr 11t1.... UhtiiH -tnM:tiM Mr-w• all" ..... E81J"-. btl1 tr ..... II- Ult'llMt Cll'fflltl ... Victoria Hardtop Radio, Heater ondiDefroster • - ' COllE IN 01 PHOl! lOWI All hr OUR '~TCH!It PUN IOOr Fordomofc ' SAVE'$$ R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. • DODGE·PLYIIIOUTH Middleport . .. •' FOREMAN & ABBOTT Appliances ' • '· ' ATROUBLED WORLD IN L"mp --- --- $6.SO F.O.l!l. Mine Ill --·- --- $5.50 F.O.B. Min• 3/8 x 1V4 Slokor F.o.a. Min. Routt 33 TA.KE TWO'' THET'LL MAKE TH'FIGHT --'----=B~Y~FccRccE=D~Lc-A -SSW~Ll. SAvE I AH BETTER EVEN ~ :;;:::;;::;;::;;::;;:::;;: lime. ~ ______~-~-- May. I Mr and Mrs Elza M1cbJ:el and Mr and )[r:.. }larry ·~ .. :i<~mson I daughter, Tbetmi.; atlend~d the Mt· · ~·d som. Btll and Tom spent Sun chael Reumon at the Fairgrounds Ia~ with h!s sister. Mr and Mrs 1 Sunday Warren Sauers of Nelsonvlle Mr and Mrs. Ernest Moldt'n Week end gt1ests of Re \' and spent Sunday with Mr and :Mrs \.frs. R A Dddle were her father \\'alter Swett of Co lumbus. >\.lan M1~ner and her sisterg, lsoh~ Mr and Mrs Nnte W1se and fam·md Muriel of Ontario, Canada The J!y atte nded the Turner reumon at Siddle's sons AJan and Calvin re. Dexter, Sunday. ' urned homf' With tbem for a ft'W Saturday evening dinner gucs:h of Mr and Mrs. Homer Parker werl!' weeks v1sit Miss ·~al')orie Fole~ IS a pahlnt Mr and Mrs. Carroll Snowden and •t Holzer Hospital where she un· ~ons, Steve and Larry, Mr. and derwent an operation Mrs. L C. Snowden and family, Mr Mr and Mrs'. Cla y Fvans of and Mrs Huy Snowden and dau gl! · Ra!lr!y Run were Saturday evenmg ter, Phyllis llnd Mrs Joan May and ·~ uests of her aunt, Ml's Alma daughter, Debbie, and son. Mike Rupe Mr lind l>lrs F . W Wilcox or Mr. and Mrs Nate W1se and Langsville were -Sunday guests of family attende-d the TBEW Loral Mr and Mrs. Joe Philhps Union 337 annual p1CIIIC at Atbens. Alan B1dd\e l< nd Leroy Chapman recently attended Cam p Patmos at I<.e-lly's Mr rnd Mn. Dwigh t Slepel and Island the pasl week ramily of Dayton spent Saturday 1fternoon with Mrs Hatt1e Me· TAKES DUTIES Kenz1e KEN'!'. Ohto lJP - Catl E Monda} evening dinner gue.~ts of Enckson former Boston Univer~r and Mrs Carroll Snowden were [ s~ty football sta1' os~umed hts du· Mr and Mrs L C Sno.wdcn and t1es Thursday as the atbleUc di· ·lau ghtNs, G mny and Nancy, and r~ctor <It Kent State t lnivers1y ,ons. Mlke, Pal and Don of l'ames Erlckson prevwusl~· was head or v!lle and Mr lind Mr~ Roy Snow- athletics at Southern llhn01 s de n and dau ghte r, ~h yllls Unl \'f!r.stly. Mr and tl-lr.s. J~rd SimPkins an<l cons, 0.11e 1mil ,Jj:tiHnu· of Lawn SCORE'S BUDDY OPTIONED dale, Ca1tfornla. spent from Thurs CLEVELAND UP Cat('her day to Sai!Jrrlay wllh Mr and Mrs. D1ck Brown, Herb Score's bat ~-- ~ --tcl,\matc at Lake Wmth, F'la the po• ~o n into !he skm--a~ a hy- H1gh :School, was ophoned by the podern11c net>dle would On ly a Cle~cland [n(\Jans today to Mohoneybt'c lellves a st 1ru~er b1l e 111 the Soul hem Assoe1atwn Cold applJCahons wdl relu·ve tbc The lndJa l;s had brought up swelling that may rusull rf stu ng Brown from Omaha m the Amenb;o.' a was,u. hornet, yellow ja cke t, Cil!l Assocrat.on on June 20 bumblebee or honeybee. Then ap. ----ply a pa>lsr madr of wat('t and Vfestervrllr Ohw 1s ge nera lly blc:u·IJonale of so tla , recommends regarded as the 'dn cap1tal' o( the s pecia\i ~t H stung many llmes, Amcnca smce the Anti-Saloun or 1{ the rea ction is se....crc, see League was establl.shcd here 1n a doctor promptly, }teese adVIses. 1909 1 ZKTYRSJJ?-USIBLKLR, l;'t>IIUrclay's Cryptoquotel THEN GENTLY SCAN YOtm BROTHER MAN, STILL GENTLER SISTER WOMAN-o BURNS. Dlltrlb11t.C b)' Klnr I'Mtures 8JA4~ ····~ · ly H!IIMAH M. IUHO!I!N, M.l, A Vryptopam Quotation • Re[Llhng and collectmg money !rom our five cent High Grade Nut machines in this area . No Selhng! To qualify for work you must ttavc car, referen\:CS, $640 cash, secured by Lnventory. De· votini 6 hours a week to busi· ness, your end on perecntagc collections wm net up to $400 monthly with very good OOt:iSIbUlties of taking over full tunc. Jncome incteastng accordmgly For Interview, ine1udc phone In application. Write All State Distrlbutlni Co.• ~ Fiftb Avenue, reali::;N~c~w:;;Y~o~':::;k 17, N. i onfn-:-ontra~:ale~ r-t the wup v .K11led LUMBER and SUPPLY ID lllldtlleport Phone 6220 Middleport ;:;:::::;;::===~==~=:;I S• Thlr d St. . - -- *400 Monthly Spare Time -~~~,.,,.,.,.,,.,~,.._,~~~,.,,..,~....,"""""'""'"""'""'"""~ Bona! estate or s:aid dccendent is not lmfficlcnt to pay debts and obUgalions of satd estate and that It Ia necessary to sell uld eatate for the payment of the Bee, Wasp Sting ~., Here Are Health Rules For The Polio Season -------·--- ------- 0 A I L'( CROSSWORD Was $895- Special 51n. Only $795 Special Sat. Oniy $795 · Ull 'l'he Brlgnoost Corner Chase took Mrs Myrtle Simpkin's father, Mr. Williams, to St. Mary's ~ospltal, Huntington. Sunday evemng. Kenneth WHcox of the U. s. Army has returned to Loui~lana af· ter spendinq a furlough wllh his wife. Normh, of Middleport, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F W. Wll· Cor. SWlD4 & MDI Mrs. Paul Archer 1n Columbus. Other guests of the Archers were Mr. and Mrs Chuck Haer and son and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Archer and son. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i:;;;;~~~~;:,;;;;;;:::::~~~::.:~;:::.:..., ~ Mrs. John Dlohl Mrs Cltfford Jacobs and son , Jack , Mrs J1m Lcw1s ~ and Mrs . Phll Wtse were in Parkershurg on Friday ploy~d Tbe prayt:r or the petitiOn is that said real estAte be sold for the payment or debls of said dere· dent and cosh of administering the estate and for other relief. Said defendants are required to an•wer said petition on lhe 28th day of September 1907 or judgement wUI be taken against them. FLORA STEFFY, as Admin· istt•lrix of the eslate of Walter Lotlridge, deceased . WEBS1'ER I. FULTZ Attorneys for Pialnlifl (?) 31, (8) 7, t4, 21. 28, (9) 4. 11, 7tc Recent guest s of Laurel Clt'ff g:-and~on, I i I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. Aug 2. 1957-7 . ' -- - -----·-------.---· -..- -- --z.·· VOU SEE ...'lv'INNIE AND I-tER PARENTS AR~ REALLY 11-IE ONL..V FAMIL.V I \olAV! At-10 ••• �'' --- - -. ··-·---· ---- ----- -" . ~---- -- ---· ... ~--- • r- ""''ullo 8ethr For leN"' FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS GXUESER BLOCK CO. Rut]and Pla1nttff 1 I Webster and Fultz Attorneys lOr Plalnllff Mr and Mrs L C. Snowden and f~m!ly . Mr and Mrs Bruce May 11nri children, Mt and Mrs Homer (8) 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, (9) 6, 6tc NOTICE OF PIJ8LIC SALI In pursua:r.ct: ot 1m order uf the Probate Co'Jit of Melgs County .! Ohio. I will offer for sale at Public A!lcllun on lhe 3l'd day of August, 1957, at 10:00 o'c,ock A.M., at RATES JTRUCTURAL the front <Ltloor of t!'.c Court House 2 ceats j)('l word, one hu .. rtlon Minim~m charge We _ 4o xnu ICRAt' lllOfll- MIT ALl at Pomeroy, Ohio, the followin g per word tor three eousccuLive msertiOn!i OHIO VALLEY d lb<-d retl estate Situated . . Spettal _OM morlllh for 25 ct:nt.s ~er word I escr m '"'K CO the Village of Middleport. county Fu II nte of 2 eenL!I per word w11l be chnrgOO for af!v('r1rsHIJ:t 11 n • of Meigs and State of Ohio and aot Plid f~r be(ore the l~tn of each month follown 1J( t n ~~·rtron Phon. !10 ·--,. bounded and de~cribed as f~llows· •·on<no···' , ~Err&rs ... •- lll. Advertlslos--Should ~ ""' •epooted ' ... u < u"l• ly 1'he That lot or parc~:l of land with vauJ'Insertion >Xnho.e 1 • II not be respon81ble tor mo•e than <..ne lol''Of~t .... the building and improvements Card of Thanb and SooeiU Notices of Events $1 00 Obituari~ btH">d Clt.:.an lfaed Cm thereon, situate at the northwest publlahed at 1 eeol per word.. All Makes aod M002-II corne:: of Sixth and Palmer Streets ' _.:::-_....,....,....,_,.,....,....,....,....,....,....,-~';o,\'i'";;;;;;:;;~:-:;:;:;;T:';;:";;-7':::::;/i in the Town of Middleport , Meigs 195:! Dotlt(e 11 T o n lrtak 1:nod AUTO SALES County, and Stated Ohio, on plot ( I) Notrees shape, prh·r·d n~l11 l!'i d•rl'ks , In slle Fttty (Mi feet bv one hun· - - ~ -------- - all colnrs p11 tl \' I'' :' ('H II lif· 1 dred (100) feet and more particu· U"-M SHOOT at Roy F"•cekc ..• ·~ • ·£ P ter fi p 1•1 1 r U• ·r·rl 11~ _ larty desrrlbed o, Map, Page 4, fllrm Ba~han Road Sunday m1l rs norlh of I' ""''r": on (20 8) I Block t!3, Ma~ 211. BeLng part of '4th of AujuNt. 1:00 'til Dark Rnult• :i:l. h1 li ollw .11~"\l' Stair· Lot No. 163 in Palmers Addition, .Sponsored hy Moose Lodge. Park 7·3ll·6'c - Being the same real estate con-;--_.- - - - l&&r~iJnp.tOD tuurtoee A.ftDeJ, veyed to Zona Hetlesimer by deed 8· 1·3tc Saw rlu~t ~nrl ~h .. \tllJ..:'. loaLkd Ill Middleport. Fire. Automobjh~ recorded in Deed Book 17:i, Page J w1sh tn express my smcl'rc ynur flfJrn hJn ur rll" !1v· I Boru\a. Phont «Jli-X 6-2G-tl 595 of the County Deed Rec arprec1a11on to the Cuurthouse en~ d 01110 Vi\ I J.rY Mf•'(; -----ords. l'rnployl'es for the beautiful CORP. TUJ'Pl~BS 1'1 A INS 0 COMPLETE Insurance Proleetloll, Said real cst.ata 1S situated at flnwcr~ Also m y fncnds and Phone Coo lvrll.· :..::.")() 7 Ia 251t Lift, Aut(·, Fire, Polio. Call Dot No 552 Palmer Street, Middleport, - • ---Mills, Mu!d~ei..n"t, Oblo. relat!Ve!i who sent flowNs '"" 1Ohio. (Aero~ the sl.rcet from the GRAVELY '!rtAC'Jflfl Si\ U:S at":l " for the many cards 1 rcce1vcd g 0.. 1 0 R A ,. , v - -- - Cbureh.) 1 napti~t voVC • . olluii;V, 512 >•· S d iluring my hosp1Lallzat ton .it Main St, p 11 meru y . l.:: J1U WA.kD a1 premi!:c.:; are appraised at 7 24 27 Uoher Hos pital. Your kmdnc:-;, ~ $7,30000, anrl must be sold for not will neve r he forgotten . Mrs -~-less than two-thirdfl (2/3) of qid Perry R•lggs, Pomeroy, Ohur Lrvmg room !"or wh II\ d $8 UU ATIO.WI.II appraised V.:\lue. TF.RMS OF SALE 8·2 ltc C~tll af1er !'i I' ~1 !Jill J;nub~ ....., ....._... Cash In Hand On Day Of Sale Memhart's Lr•~•·1ry .\1<,nkey '-,;-...- ~.....::._~• ' Aten S'tain, Executor of the Hun R l ·:Jip 111 L hel:lllld 1ft. ,..._ ' ' Estate of Zona Hetlesimer. -~- - - - -- ,.,...r..,, Ottl" Deeeased. {12) Wonted 10 Rent 1 On Rt. 23. Cal~ Wm. G,...... Webster & Ful~z. Will thf party th.~t took purse - - -- 1 lock lprlftlll , Attorneys for E~ecutor and money from my hnm r 2 or 3 bedroo1r. l·l'UIH' t'ull Ron . J (7) 5, 12, lB, 26, (8) 2, 5tc please return it J ncerl it, 1 me Hand, Col umhus and South· ., • Will he most grah•ful an41 nu ern Elcclnt· Phow~ ,., , , queslions asked Mr!l Fnnnlc --~ 7 27 6tr · J\Mpar Minersville Ohio. ---· · - - -.-ll\tSURANCE AGBN 7·31 -3tc f 14 t Fnr Rer..f l'lra. Aulomabllo, Hultll NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ~---ACCIDEH't Estate of Francis T, Bitt!. dKHied & 4 !lOOM II U\ISI>: .l ltn• garden. RLife. CE•su•ft't •nd....... NodtlceB '1' hhr.reby gJven that $:i5 w, 11111 to. I i\ppl (' (;rr1v•· Mau e e z w ose !'ost Office ad· 1 Sl'e Alex \A, Ito•! I··· 7 31 ate In MlllDLEPORT, OHIO dress b 849 High Street, Mlddlc· Hetdclutrt..-• lor 6136-M PHONII dll port, OhiO, has bet."'l duly appoint· llm~''lnlte Luggo~ge - Lane Cedar ~--_ __ ed executrix of the Estate of Fran(:p~st!l - LAU Wtndow Fans- Sll't>IHn.'( rnon1~ 1111 1cnt Call cis T. Betz, deceased, tale o{ Meig5 Fri&:td~tire Rcfri&:erators. 388·Y. 8"1·3t!l County, Ohio. lake; Furniture, Mlddltport, Ohio ~ .:- l 80 Dated this 24th day of July 1957 4 29 tf Apu!' I111~T1! 1111 111 llh Ill'll Srrml( - - - - - - - - -.:--------, John C. Bacon .St, r ouwro .~ /\dulls nnl .~ 124 Unlfln Ave, Pomeroy, 6 J udge or lh fl p ro b at e cour1 -~------l'r,mk l'lwn!' 44U.M room hou~e 2 baths, level lot. Me 1gs coun tY, Oh tO ''It ,. Fugult· (8) 7 ~ 111 nut of lllgh water Ca ll Own~r (7) · 26 · (8 )• 2 , 9 , 3>c 1:i4 S. 5\h St · Mlddlcporl 19M ChPvrol et VB . Sl.7n5 Jlt•Jr uv Phone fl0ti4· M. 8·1 ·3tr NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT \'a ll s.,'l F1ve l!oonr l lun ~r 2 rlr. Serlan jowcrgi id(' Ileal• Est•te of Tn.nnan A, Penn Sr. Aru,lll s:lb \' 7 :>t :1.c tiful morkul( . lc!llht•! tnrn 111 O.C••Md l·'11r Sillc 6 rnnm house, beth 1111 ltrle Blue arfll wf\111.' twn tnnt' Nol1ce i ~ hereby g1ven thAI Pns· rnorlern (all ~ 171 Letart FallR One owner. Blacttn .•r·~. 1'r•u1< cilla Penn ~hose Po~t Off1rcc add· 8 2·6\c roy, 0 . 8·2·fit( res:s is Carrcntcr, Oluo, Route I . 1~6 Olds Super "BB" IJ ,rrrl Tup For llent - Exl!•n!lon Wuldcn, has been duly appomted Athmnis· $2,49:1> Power Sh•t•rm;.: a nd Scaffold }-.,)U!'ds, lJrnp Clot hs. lratr1x of th e Estate of rruman hrakeR JJydrnmatk rlr1~r' A ~IJrllon JP•~her, Mu.tdle.,ort A. Penn, Sr lute of Columbia nice automob1!c Dl.H'IIIwr ':; , uhonP. 62b!'I..X. _ _ -·-~~2__tl 1 TownRh!p, Meigs County, Ohio dePomeroy, 0 . R2 me ceased. ]9~~ MercurY 2 1lr ll.u dtop Oated Lhis 30th day of July 10~7 ( 18) $1.40e Mctcury -o. n~o~t lr Ori,o NICE HOME ON John C BliCOn nal black fln1 :-sh llke new Yen LINCOLN HILL--$6000 Judge of the Probate Cout·l atlractlvc r"r Wllh lnts n! (8) 2, 9, 16. 3tc chrnme nn !!pA!'klin~-: hl:.ck fi , Several good residcnllal buys i.!b. Dual c~ehau11h 81Arttnor ~. Pum t tnt.: inlt•n111 ,md t·~lrrH•r in Pomeroy. ModeJ"ately priced LEGAL NOTICE PomProy, 0. 8·2-6H Avu!Lthlt" now fb!Ps ro•J I ~on George Stuckey, who~e lui. from $3,500 to $6,000. 1M3 Chryaler VB 4 dr S.- d~ n 1 ahl<' llumcr Brah·y P honr known place af residence was Ro· Terms Available . f89li. A quality car In ROOd 7·:l2·J?U 31?1 -Y well, Arkansas, and whose present rondllion at a low pr!C\' Binet CALL 452 place of re ~ 1de1tce Ia unknown and tnar'11, 'Pomeroy, 0 8 2 8h· r cannot, by rPasonable diligence, be Wan t:·d1' "-P i ' ll II \ NC 1 r-., "' ; 25 II.;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~JIIIl~illll'! I l!JM Buick V8 Century $:l ,:'i 9~ ye .. ·s r·xprrll'ncr l"n'r c-;'l : ~ ~--ascertained, Mary Duke. whose 2 dt. Hnrd Top. Trndc ·lrl I' o.n mute~ I, v RNSI!Ij,:l'r, Rarin· 12~· last known place of reddenee was 1- •·· nne of our ••tlsficd Bulrk rHrP nnx 124 Oh1o 7 . ~.1' 14810 Cicero Avenue, Tinley Park, .," ., Nellie Pearl Rucker and Josepb lui owner. A wonr!crfu\ btl)"' Hurkcr. both of whom reside al lllinois, and whose preaent place of Blacttnar'a, Pomt•J·o~·. 0 ' 1,---~--------,1 1611 Hunte-r Street, Wilkinsburg, re8ldence Is unknown end cannot R-2·6tc. Prnnsylvanln wUl take notice that be reasonable dUla;enee be ueer, 1964 Chevrolets u lim ns $99~J Paul S Sm11rt, Guardian of Flor· talned: Violet Bryan, whose last We hav(' four lhnl liJUiiklt> ]J](4' rnu~ Luc~· Stevens, an lncompe· known place ot residence wl!IS Panew With and without pOW L't !Pnt. nn the 31st day of Jul:v, 1057. rtuca, Kent~1cky, and who~e pre"Bv the gllri.--2Hl'~ 11011 Jle1n m ·• lt!l'd h!~ Petition Jn the Probate ~enl place or residence Is unknown Havr Blaettnar'll, Pom cto) . 0 8·:l6tc Court within and for the County and c11nnot, by rcasnn•ble dill· ---------~llf Meigs and State or Ohio Case gence be ascertaiMd; Mae Price, Auto~ervict!s No 16.036, alleging: that his Ward whose last known place of re~i· Wayside Dnve, is SE'IZ<'d of the unrlh•ided three- dence Willi 614 1 Gradmg & Dltch Ulgging H. IIAWWIGS SONS CO.- 24 fourth ~ Interest in the follo'o"lng South Charleston, West. Virgmla, ellafk·Hoc St·rvlre )lour 1Pirtll'ker Scrvl~:t, Day ,cscnbed real estate altuatcrl In and wttose present place of resieTruck L•nnlln~ &\ulpmcnt Phone t122'1 NlaJtt Phone 1lH' County of Meigs, State or Ohio dence is unknown and cannot, by I Dump Truck SN11 l'(' eoet-lt DODGE - PLYMOUTH reuonable d\llgenee be ascertun~nd VIllage of Mirtrllcport lo-wlt · VIRGIL WAMSI,F.V DL\LIIJill 88 u ed; Leo Knowles, whose place or Stl ulited In tl'c Village ot Mirl· . -- - - - - PhonP Cheshire 7-74,79 residence Is unknown and cannat, r! Jr-port, County of Melga and State belt Ult!d car Al.UES, 8(1{' II~~""'::::""""""""'"",..,..,.,..,,..,~ "J! Ohio and In One Hundred Acre by reasonable dillience be asccr· IQJ.. CJIIWS. T D l mop -- - - - unknown Lot No. 1~'7. being a lot Forty-five tained: anrl the belr, devisees, legatees, ador leu on Gnnt Street feel more A9) For Scle ; turiln l( \1unrla~ Hrw'~ Shoe Re 1n uld Vll111ye and running back ministrators, executors anrl as:slg111 )Ja!r. :lud ::il, :\luldlt'IIU' I, O!)C!1 '!l Lbat width to the alley, Maid lot of Leo Knowle!l, lf he be deteased, PF.ACIIES reaifor lm shli'SS 0·2 6tr lymg between the Conner and tbe whoso names and places .We have Golden Jubilc<' prll('h · dence Is ul'!known;· the UD· \hrlin Jots on said 8trt•('t : e1 ready. Other varietleA WI]) \h1!111lllofll l"••mblnat!on ~lorm ana LottThat the nefendant. Nellie Pearl known heirs Of Walter follow . BrlnA rontalncu. TeL sc.reen w!ndow~ and doon Steel 1\ucker, h the owner of an undl ridge, dere .. 5ed, wbosc names and Che1ter YU ·&320l . •nd olummum awning~ and can ~t dcd one-fourth lnterost in sail places of residence are Webster Fruit Farm opil•s. Cll'l William Radford, rea l estllLC, !hal Joseph Rucker is unknown will take notice J mi. hat of (hotter, Ohio Rock Spnn.AII !\ 2 lmop "n lltled to dower In the Interest of lhat on the lOth day of August, 19&3 the plair.tilf. Flori! Steffy , as md Nellie Pearl Ruekor, and , TERMITES i::XTEAMINATIO Ta\:e ov~r payments on t 1.\ h••l Thlit Clyde MLllhone, as Treas- .'\dmlnistratriw: of the e Ftate ul air rond!tloner Th [j y('a! '8 me, io'or (rl.'e lnspcrl!on phone 383-M '!rrr of MciRs County, OhiO, has- a Walter Lottrtda:e. deceased. flied fJilmorf' .!lupply SI'Jre, Pomeroy. del. "' ~ pJ~d for. f<"lfe Retrllj:Cr lic>n aga inst said real estate for tbe her petittion aa:ahut them In tbe All "'ork RUara nle cd l"ully In· stion . Opl.'n rYt>ning!. 7 31 31 Probate Court of hlc-lg:s County, ~IIXeS und, 5urud Vutl~h;m s lutltt3t rlal and That James A. Singer LS the onlY Ohio, being Cauie No. 18.~98, for FOR SALE - l' ,aches New 1-la f{esid cntln l Termite Control Scr heir at taw end next of kin of said the sale >Of eert~ln real estate for ven Orchard, New Haven Phon. T 2S tf vice. St. Mllrys, w. V11. 'Nard. a resident of the State of the payment af debta of said dtcedTu-24688. 7-29-:f UDIO • TEL!.VI.SlUN Sl:.RVICE jhlo, and that there are no other •mt, whleh real estate Ia described Phon• :.JO, Cleland Appliancr persons who hne an intereat in n follows: FOR SALE - Appl"~ N1•w Hu The following real estate situ· Store, lnf. Main St., Pomeror ~aid real e~ate; and. ven Orchard, New Havl'n Phnnr ated In the Village of Pomeroy, That It 11 necessary to •ell said 2-23·U 11.1·24688. 7·29tf real estate to pay debta of the County of Meigs and State o[ Ohio Layton Grill Houst•, r('~"i.'!INed ~UICK SERV1CI!: I'D W•teh Jd ward and to pay for her support. and bounded and described as folpalrtng hy Ftetory Trala.ed Boa.ton 1'e rri<'1' pupplCI, 14: The prAyer of the Petition is for l!>ws : Being situated in the VIllage watchmAker, t;OU.INS Jl!.~ the sale of the entire Interest In of Pomeroy ami more partlculsrly Ton FOTd Truck 1,1 price . 1954 t..ERS . Pnmera' 1-3-lf 1aid real e~ate- pursuant tn the bounded and described at follows Ford, Jllrt Cheap . 19!\3 IJnd,s;tt' theap Phone TlJ 29480, New provilions contained In Section and beln1 the Easterly one-half of HI-TEST 0.\S AT Haven. 7 J,Q.6tc U27 08 of the Ohla Revised Code, Lot Number Twenty·three (23) dl· REGULAR PRICI! ~nd for sucb other reuer a a may vidlng in the cenklr from the fl'<mt to the rear. Also. the concurrent be proper 12 ft motc"rr boat with stecrittr, :'OW ELLS SKBVlCF. STATION right of ea1emcnt to use the Alloy The penons first (lrbove menwheel and 1e•r shift. TrliLkr I LUBBICATION' and WA8B tioned wUI further tJilcl notice that between the above de•crlbed propMtrk 25 Mereurr Motor, I )e:t: Mlddleporl. Obh they have been made parties de· arty and ·t he Weitil'l)' one·half of old, aood .. new. C. 0 . Picken;. 1 tt'ndant to uld PeUtion and that .aid Lot Number Twenty-three (23). "' PlokeDI Polrot & Hudwm co., REt'RIGERATION SERVICE they wut be requlre te 1nswer the Said easement ri&ht Is to C'l)ntinue Mason, W. VI. Phone Sl'3-~5B3 ' . Domesttc-Commerclai-Oalry same on or before tbe 21st. day of for the bent>fit of the heirs, &ueeeuors and asslana ln ownership JACK'S REFRIGERATION September, 19~7. ot the property abutllna on said Paul S. Smart, Guardian • Beiter Calf, 3 dlya old CHI· 24 Hour Service Floren~ Lucy Stevens, alley, :.. ~.LelfbeLt. Rock Springs, The petition alleaes that U1e perTu 23587 au lncompetenL ' 1-31-G~<New Haven I Miles North of ,..,.,., PliONE 398 WE BUY I I I ••AMI Ju METROPOLITAN nsurance ----=-------- - -- - - -----1 tru~k Me~gs cox of Langsville and his grand· with her sister , Mr and Mrs . ChC· parents, Mr and Mrs Joe Ph1lhps lord Icenhour and fllmll)' . SHOWER GIV'i:N Idie Parkt•r and daughter, Mr and Mrs Carroll and Snowden and sons, Mr anrl Mrs Ro) S~owdcn and Phyllis cnJoyeJ a p!cmc at Forked Run Lake, Eu nda y Mr and Mrs Cat I Flinchbaugh and son of Manon are v1sitmg Mr and Mrs Paul Bflrne-s of Pomeroy and Mr ... nd Mrs Floyd Thomas and Mrs Ros<t Barnes Mrs Iva Howell of Leon , W. Va and Mr and Mrs Harvey Erlew<n"' and Joetta were Sunday guests of" Mr and Mrs I. E HusselJ of Mt Alto Mrs s L Bryant received word of the dt>ath of Mrs Wilbur Curlis or KcrrsvJl!e, Texas Mrs Ethel Snowden 1s ~ pcnrlm" a vacal10n wtth her son, Mr and~ )fn Lawrf'nce Snowden •nd fam· 1ly of Columbus Mr and Mrs Chris Diehl spent a few days with their son, Mr and Mrs Robert D1ehl of Millbury, 0 They accompanied thetr Walter, home, who had spent a couple of weeks herf! RPV. and Mrs R A Biddle were Tuesday ''""'"' d<nner " gue.sts of Mrs Grant Willhamson Mrs Molly Mitchell of Hunting· ton and Mrs Cora Chandler of Ed· mund, W Va spent se~eral days with thetr s'ISte 1, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips Mr and Mrs Julian Mlt· chell of Huntington were Sunday !,lu~sb of the Ptt1llips' Mr and Mrs. Robert Hill and 81\ly aH~ visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs w D. r.annmg , Fairborn. Mr and Mrs. Bob Largent. Co· Jumbus and Mr and Mrs. Wtlham 1 argent wen• Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs How9-rd Largent of Syracuse Mr and Mrll Clay Gardener and son, Mr and Mrs. Charle'> Gardcner of navcnport, Iowa, spent th.e week end w!th h1s mother, Mrs Allie Gardener v,;ho is staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs Isaac T&ylor. .. Mr and Mrs Pearl Hysell (Bu· Hale\' ) we.re honored ~lth a wedding ·shower at the hnm c of Mr and Mrs Jarncs Hate~ Tue~· day f'H'I'll•'g Hostesses fo'r th e llccaswn wer~ Mr~. Jame 3 llaley and Mrs M!lton Hale) Game! were layed a nd door rize a arded p a P o~r·ewh t m.: • s mens were served to \Irs l!:tmer Hysell Ml"S June ')· h .. 1 " M ·. ' M 0 1 ",w,.,rs' .'"rs axlne ye r •. r~ arl Morr1s Mrs Carl Demson. N"'son >' •• Eugene '~' •~ Rob-•t " n ..... • • h ~ '>>>k , Mrs. G• Chg.. •,. Job 1•son • J oan ..Voodarrl, Lmy Geary, Mr.; '.:: lara Ph!lhps Mrs Clara Davtd· ;on, ~Irs Weber Theo bald , Mrs JwJ!:ht Kennedy, Me>. Robert ')av!s, Mrs Nail' Wtse, Mary M 3~ard, Hila anrl Ira Barker, Mr. W 0 lte • M•s ' ' · m d M n; E'",ar "rank Hysell, Mr.~. Belle M'Knighl fames Haley and Connie and JimmJC Haley Many gifts were received (5) Personals I ~--~~ Rodney Downin:!'r t€1 I:ost Found -=====-:...:==== I oo Legal Notice eal state Broker (Z 1 ) R --1-E-State r Auto Soles ( 16) For Rent or Sale ______..- ~ - -- - O'BRIEN & CROW Realty Company Employment Wanted ' Leaol Notkes ' .. for Hire f 18b) ., - a. ror v - - -- -·---- (20.)Business Servkes or --- w. -------- --- -- 7 -. ~ Mr and Mrs Ftoyd Thomas en· tertamed with a plcnl• sup~r. " presen< ,, Sundlly evening Those were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Borne• and children of Pomerov, Mr. and• Mrs James Thomas and chlldre!l ot Midl~port 9nd Mrs Rosa Barnes Mr and Mrs . .Junior William s and family have moved their trail or home from the Ethel Ne!~on properly on Salem St to Bellaire OhiO where Mr Wtlliams 15 em· Mrs Steve Eoun entertamf'd a number of frlrnds and relauves at her home Friday evenmg with a ~tork shower for Mrs Lawrence Ebhn. After Mrs . l!:bhn opened her ~ifts rcfr~shments were ~erved Mr. and Mrs Guy Bing and son Gene, Mr. and Mrs Larry Jacobs , and Mr Pearl Jacobs spent Thurs. day evening wtth Mr and Mrs Cl 1ff or d J aro b s an d J ac k . Altendance at Sunday School, July 28 was 77, offermg $12.25 Mr and Mrs M1ke B·.Jsse ll were 1 dmncr guests of Mr and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs , . Rev H. L Jones, Supt., was guest ~peaker at the Laurel CliH Church, Sunday mornmg and evening Robl!l't Davis 11nd famlly ealled on C1ay Eblm and famJl)' Saturday evemng Betty Lou Eblm spent Sunday - - -- ~-- Sund::~y. Dlstn~t Rooms New Furniture Mrs Ethel Kmncy of Waver!" and Mrs Ine1 Adams and daughte l' Sue, of Leewood. W Va arc v 1s1t ing the1r mother, Mrs Belle Mar · tin Mrs. Carl Qualls, Mrs Genu Dent and son and Mrs MarJe CY· rus of Chester Road ~pent Thurs· day w1th their aunts, Mr~. s L Bryant and Mr and Mrs Arza Bryant The annual Flower Show w11! be held at the Methodist Church Ba.!!'e· mcnt, Saturday and Sunday, Auguat 3 and 4 Harvey Erlewlnc and Mr C M FOK $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Lou Diehl spent Mr. and Mrs. lhe week· end with Mr and John Diehl were Mn. Pearl Ja. cobs, Mr. and Mrs. Lou ~lehl, Mr and Mrs'. Herman Harrt11on, Mrs. Louise Slagle and son, Eddie Neal, 1952 BUICK Super 2 Door Hard Top. Rotbo, Heater, Dynaflow. Local Owner. MEIGS MOTOR CO. Phone 6378 or 6023 Middleport FOR :TELEVISION :REFRIGERATORS or any other hoHie appfiattces STOP AT ALLEN APPLIANCE 226 F.. Main St. Pomeroy ~~::;::;~::;:;::;;~;::;:;:;:;;::;;:;:;:::;;:;:::;;;:;';::;::::;;;:::::;;:;;;:::;;~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --~- - · au.~ UE Q #OtiW ' ~ 1M 86ft II'W'I'V • we ADII: YOUR G~oRM:J.~ - HCAnQuAar.:DO r"' ~ --.-~ I\. I""" 1-nV' We have all -the materials you need for making a neu.J ~ sink, bathroom Vanitorl or resurfacing a table. ~vJ ~RMitl Contact BonJ Cement ~ requires no ~work easy ... , J colors and wood 8rains Follow' easy din~ctions. . Makes selection Is Different , Sav_s Specialist I . COLUMBUS 0 - StlnJ.:s of the honeybee anti wasp may !t>el1.1llkebut they actually are rliffereni and should be treated differently ~~Yli Oh1o Slate t1nivers!l; Exlen•ton Ap1a11sl Charles Heese The h(ln f';o.·bee ~ and li'S <1 "she ' tr It ~tmgs - leaves a ~tmger m h~r Ylct,m. Wh en s he slmgs she d1cs, het'ausc h·a~m g tbe shngr.r t~~rs away part of ber borly For lJ,'S reason the honeybee usu;~ll v IIR!:S only .m urre nsc of her col· i hornet, and yellow Jaekel ran sttng I agl!n anrl again They use their ~t1ngers as defense ~eapons to furt·l' venomous flUid mto thP I flesh They too, Wlll sting if their 1 h0mes are duturbed and also tf c ~ ught m}; Jde a car or~p a sleeve Ho1h h• r's ~nd wn.s ps stln~t \[ they I a•r fnghtened ut t•onfus~d. ex· pl<uns Rces~ If slung b\' a honevbce removt." t~c stm~f:'r lmm ed 141 \el y ' to kl'ep r U( h uf tht· p(nson [rom t•uter· 1 1ng th e fl'e ~h ]I ~~ !llliiOrtant to I sc r ape out the slinger - there's nothmg better than a t:iharp fm · gernail; never pull rt out. If the $:lln~er Is pulled out, the fingers press the pouon 8af~ att.ached to the slinger's base anrl Uus forces ACROSS -l4 Cr &.N!ely ground 1. Revolve grain 5. Fa.lure (lsia.ng) QOWN 9. Room 10. Cantered A frymg 12. Helmspan 2 W11n man 3 Sacred 13. La.ke picture (Sov. Rwsla) lGr. Ch.) 14 Eve's 4 Snare garden 5 ln un datlo~ l5 Boys best 6. Yearn j , Up~n friend t [Joet ) 16. Crll (a.bbr ; 8. Having 17 Northea&t pegs (abbr) 18 Nourished 9. Exhausted 19. Chid ll. Every- Uay deity 15. l ndrca ted !Baby!.) tO. Fltlh column horse ta. Substancl! U New Hampahirl! town t6. Lower pai1 of face rs Tightened 81. Game at carda t2 Honey Insect .3. Moth. THE eatk anU·pol1o vaccinel Follow }cur doctor'• ad•lee hu proven to be worihwhlle 1n about any mouth aM ihroa.t op~ Chicaa:o. There 1s every tndlca- eraUone durlnl the hot ~WDJDCt tion that lt Ia a l!(lr.f:l and effective moothll. protection asalll!t the dreaded Watch tor Symptom~ crippler, lnfantUe pr..ra.lyals. Be on the lookout for thell · But let'a not rtl~ entirely symptoms: headache. fever, up· Tbere are eountleM chijdren who set ttomach, aore throat, .Uft' have not beEn slven lta protee- back: or neck. you. notlce them Uon. or 1~ your cblldren compl•ln of Durtng. the a.rm al1y heavy them, notify your phyalctaa 1mpolio months ot AuguU and Bep- mediately. tember U Ls the duty or all par· u you need help for a poUG ent.s to take certain precautions patient have your doctor contact to protect tbeU youngsters a.nd the loc~l agency of the National to be alert for apeclftc aympt.o~ Faundat1on tor lnt'antue P&rt.b'• Str<mqe Crowda ala. For one thlng, keep your We had a sizable upaur1e of youngsters out ot strange crowda polio In Chleago lut eummer. Wt as much as possible. It's probably believe the Salk ncelne helped all rlgh\ for theth to play with us atem the tide and we are weU the youngsters they see every on the way to llek1Ds the problem. day U your ch.Udren have not yet D~n't let your ehUdren become b~n Inoculated Wlth the Taooverly ttred or cbUled. It's a good cme, I strongly ur1e JOU to 119 Idea tor you adults to avtlld fa- your doctor about tt. ttgue and chllis, too. QUESnoa IJfD AlfiWEI · • Don't use another's soUec;l tow~ Mrs. 0 . L,: What cauae1 a erst els, dishes or tableware. so the ovary to rupture? Make aure you and your ch11~ Answer: At the time of O"Jula· dren wash tbe~ hnnda catefully t1on or when the egg 1s read~ to befo.re eating and after goln~ to rupture from the ovary, a 0JSt o! the bathroom. the ovary occutonaliJ rup~ea.. I I u IS. Cooling device 19. Srr--, Arthur- ••n llrugh• 21 The Buck· eye 11late :.:2 Girl's nick- name l'e•tePC111''1 Aa•w•r 23 Man's 32. Fetters nickname 35. Fastened 25 Letter or the 36. Take out alphabet (print.) 26 Fastener 37 Olr\'1 27. Not 11011<1 name 29. FamoW'I 39. Malt tower t P'r.) beverage 30. Half-witted tO. MUlpond ------:~c=c-c-~·~·~"~'·~c~~~·~-~·~·--~~~<a~:~~~::· RUTLAND lt. Man's n1ckname 16. Old weight. r., (wool) Skillful w.commune (Neth ) 11. Propelled, u a boat 12. Bowling lane 13. Marries nAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how oo work It: AXYDLBA.AXR Ia LONGFELr.;ft:W _ One letter almply standa for another. In tbll ae.mple A Ia used for the three L's, X :l'o1 the two O's, etc. Single letters, apu< trophes:, the length and fonnatron of the words are aU hLnt.l, Eacn day the code letters are different. B <ll• BKWG I>IZ WSQWG LJJZT LU WSQWG VALLEY •Bruce ! 1 1' i; ~~=-.::_:_.::_:_ \ . .• ' .______j _____"_-_. =~=---....J .____;.; ;__,; ; LIL ABNER TAKE THIS '!IT'LL MAKE THE FIGHT MORE EVEN.! EVEN!! LITTLE ORPHAN ANI'ill> I DlNtO-F IT-,A51' A 'TitlCK IT WM: A DAISY- niCK TRACY DURN YORE I THINK NANCY AUNT _;T,::";~!l yOU SEE IF I TURNED Of'F THE WATER IN THI!. BATHTUB '!' Y. By SHULTZ TIME and MONEY Buy Your Coal In August A 'TROUBLED UNIVERSE .• A.. Prices Subject To Change Sept. lst Jill lrANDINO Bailey Coal Co. I .SINK Pomeroy, 0. CABINET ~ r\BBIE AND SLATS WIIM IMI fAMOUI --------- - - - - •cu.VfOIM lOP ,,. 1953 FORD A ch.tt>ful k!t~ku m•h1 11 c~Mrful ~o- • 'I N- ¥01 Cllfl Mltcl 1 St.p•S••.. r 1ln• ubiMt lw u, 1111 from 1-4~ fo 14 .., wlftl l-In• bowl fl'len:llm mt.. C.•r.•••nh, ... lh1 ln9 C~A"IO"" Top n-. thor ud 1 llf•llln• fin1.t. in Ho.. .,.Ton. cJ.. r ,; f.tmo•• llnb• bir~l>. Ordlt yourl l•1t111111" ttk11 but • flY hour~ •fttr cl•li~. lltllttr 11t1.... UhtiiH -tnM:tiM Mr-w• all" ..... E81J"-. btl1 tr ..... II- Ult'llMt Cll'fflltl ... Victoria Hardtop Radio, Heater ondiDefroster • - ' COllE IN 01 PHOl! lOWI All hr OUR '~TCH!It PUN IOOr Fordomofc ' SAVE'$$ R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. • DODGE·PLYIIIOUTH Middleport . .. •' FOREMAN & ABBOTT Appliances ' • '· ' ATROUBLED WORLD IN L"mp --- --- $6.SO F.O.l!l. Mine Ill --·- --- $5.50 F.O.B. Min• 3/8 x 1V4 Slokor F.o.a. Min. Routt 33 TA.KE TWO'' THET'LL MAKE TH'FIGHT --'----=B~Y~FccRccE=D~Lc-A -SSW~Ll. SAvE I AH BETTER EVEN ~ :;;:::;;::;;::;;::;;:::;;: lime. ~ ______~-~-- May. I Mr and Mrs Elza M1cbJ:el and Mr and )[r:.. }larry ·~ .. :i<~mson I daughter, Tbetmi.; atlend~d the Mt· · ~·d som. Btll and Tom spent Sun chael Reumon at the Fairgrounds Ia~ with h!s sister. Mr and Mrs 1 Sunday Warren Sauers of Nelsonvlle Mr and Mrs. Ernest Moldt'n Week end gt1ests of Re \' and spent Sunday with Mr and :Mrs \.frs. R A Dddle were her father \\'alter Swett of Co lumbus. >\.lan M1~ner and her sisterg, lsoh~ Mr and Mrs Nnte W1se and fam·md Muriel of Ontario, Canada The J!y atte nded the Turner reumon at Siddle's sons AJan and Calvin re. Dexter, Sunday. ' urned homf' With tbem for a ft'W Saturday evening dinner gucs:h of Mr and Mrs. Homer Parker werl!' weeks v1sit Miss ·~al')orie Fole~ IS a pahlnt Mr and Mrs. Carroll Snowden and •t Holzer Hospital where she un· ~ons, Steve and Larry, Mr. and derwent an operation Mrs. L C. Snowden and family, Mr Mr and Mrs'. Cla y Fvans of and Mrs Huy Snowden and dau gl! · Ra!lr!y Run were Saturday evenmg ter, Phyllis llnd Mrs Joan May and ·~ uests of her aunt, Ml's Alma daughter, Debbie, and son. Mike Rupe Mr lind l>lrs F . W Wilcox or Mr. and Mrs Nate W1se and Langsville were -Sunday guests of family attende-d the TBEW Loral Mr and Mrs. Joe Philhps Union 337 annual p1CIIIC at Atbens. Alan B1dd\e l< nd Leroy Chapman recently attended Cam p Patmos at I<.e-lly's Mr rnd Mn. Dwigh t Slepel and Island the pasl week ramily of Dayton spent Saturday 1fternoon with Mrs Hatt1e Me· TAKES DUTIES Kenz1e KEN'!'. Ohto lJP - Catl E Monda} evening dinner gue.~ts of Enckson former Boston Univer~r and Mrs Carroll Snowden were [ s~ty football sta1' os~umed hts du· Mr and Mrs L C Sno.wdcn and t1es Thursday as the atbleUc di· ·lau ghtNs, G mny and Nancy, and r~ctor <It Kent State t lnivers1y ,ons. Mlke, Pal and Don of l'ames Erlckson prevwusl~· was head or v!lle and Mr lind Mr~ Roy Snow- athletics at Southern llhn01 s de n and dau ghte r, ~h yllls Unl \'f!r.stly. Mr and tl-lr.s. J~rd SimPkins an<l cons, 0.11e 1mil ,Jj:tiHnu· of Lawn SCORE'S BUDDY OPTIONED dale, Ca1tfornla. spent from Thurs CLEVELAND UP Cat('her day to Sai!Jrrlay wllh Mr and Mrs. D1ck Brown, Herb Score's bat ~-- ~ --tcl,\matc at Lake Wmth, F'la the po• ~o n into !he skm--a~ a hy- H1gh :School, was ophoned by the podern11c net>dle would On ly a Cle~cland [n(\Jans today to Mohoneybt'c lellves a st 1ru~er b1l e 111 the Soul hem Assoe1atwn Cold applJCahons wdl relu·ve tbc The lndJa l;s had brought up swelling that may rusull rf stu ng Brown from Omaha m the Amenb;o.' a was,u. hornet, yellow ja cke t, Cil!l Assocrat.on on June 20 bumblebee or honeybee. Then ap. ----ply a pa>lsr madr of wat('t and Vfestervrllr Ohw 1s ge nera lly blc:u·IJonale of so tla , recommends regarded as the 'dn cap1tal' o( the s pecia\i ~t H stung many llmes, Amcnca smce the Anti-Saloun or 1{ the rea ction is se....crc, see League was establl.shcd here 1n a doctor promptly, }teese adVIses. 1909 1 ZKTYRSJJ?-USIBLKLR, l;'t>IIUrclay's Cryptoquotel THEN GENTLY SCAN YOtm BROTHER MAN, STILL GENTLER SISTER WOMAN-o BURNS. Dlltrlb11t.C b)' Klnr I'Mtures 8JA4~ ····~ · ly H!IIMAH M. IUHO!I!N, M.l, A Vryptopam Quotation • Re[Llhng and collectmg money !rom our five cent High Grade Nut machines in this area . No Selhng! To qualify for work you must ttavc car, referen\:CS, $640 cash, secured by Lnventory. De· votini 6 hours a week to busi· ness, your end on perecntagc collections wm net up to $400 monthly with very good OOt:iSIbUlties of taking over full tunc. Jncome incteastng accordmgly For Interview, ine1udc phone In application. Write All State Distrlbutlni Co.• ~ Fiftb Avenue, reali::;N~c~w:;;Y~o~':::;k 17, N. i onfn-:-ontra~:ale~ r-t the wup v .K11led LUMBER and SUPPLY ID lllldtlleport Phone 6220 Middleport ;:;:::::;;::===~==~=:;I S• Thlr d St. . - -- *400 Monthly Spare Time -~~~,.,,.,.,.,,.,~,.._,~~~,.,,..,~....,"""""'""'"""'""'"""~ Bona! estate or s:aid dccendent is not lmfficlcnt to pay debts and obUgalions of satd estate and that It Ia necessary to sell uld eatate for the payment of the Bee, Wasp Sting ~., Here Are Health Rules For The Polio Season -------·--- ------- 0 A I L'( CROSSWORD Was $895- Special 51n. Only $795 Special Sat. Oniy $795 · Ull 'l'he Brlgnoost Corner Chase took Mrs Myrtle Simpkin's father, Mr. Williams, to St. Mary's ~ospltal, Huntington. Sunday evemng. Kenneth WHcox of the U. s. Army has returned to Loui~lana af· ter spendinq a furlough wllh his wife. Normh, of Middleport, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F W. Wll· Cor. SWlD4 & MDI Mrs. Paul Archer 1n Columbus. Other guests of the Archers were Mr. and Mrs Chuck Haer and son and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Archer and son. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i:;;;;~~~~;:,;;;;;;:::::~~~::.:~;:::.:..., ~ Mrs. John Dlohl Mrs Cltfford Jacobs and son , Jack , Mrs J1m Lcw1s ~ and Mrs . Phll Wtse were in Parkershurg on Friday ploy~d Tbe prayt:r or the petitiOn is that said real estAte be sold for the payment or debls of said dere· dent and cosh of administering the estate and for other relief. Said defendants are required to an•wer said petition on lhe 28th day of September 1907 or judgement wUI be taken against them. FLORA STEFFY, as Admin· istt•lrix of the eslate of Walter Lotlridge, deceased . WEBS1'ER I. FULTZ Attorneys for Pialnlifl (?) 31, (8) 7, t4, 21. 28, (9) 4. 11, 7tc Recent guest s of Laurel Clt'ff g:-and~on, I i I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. Aug 2. 1957-7 . ' -- - -----·-------.---· -..- -- --z.·· VOU SEE ...'lv'INNIE AND I-tER PARENTS AR~ REALLY 11-IE ONL..V FAMIL.V I \olAV! At-10 ••• �I • " 8-Dally Sentinel, Ptuneroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 2, 1957 Yl.sJted thc1r gunddaughter. ! Jenmter Lohse, last week at the wnh hlS parenls 4-H camp at Can ters' Cave. after a furl(lugb Mr. and Mr3. Bruce Lloyd, '1\'"S scheduled to leave by plane on July 30 for Hawaii where be wlll be stationed for the next elgh· te~n months. _&!iddleport . Society Mr. anl'l Mrs Angelo Candell.:1 , Ashtabula. were overnlgllt guests Wednesday of ~1r and Mrs. Wlll· lam Evenuo and daughters. Mr CandeHa 1s prm.::Jpal of the Ash· Jack Uoyd, AC3, wbo bas been tabula school.s s"tationed at san Francuco, Cahf , , Mr and Mr.s W!ll!am Bradford DaReubcn BPck has been a :;~;::~;;;;,;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;-;;--,_-;;-;;-;;-;;;;;--;;-_J bustn~ss viMtor 111 Detroit th 1s f I WPek I I 1956 PLYMOUTH Mr and !l.tr, liaud~:: l eo na nl have moved from thclr former home on H y!irll Strl'rl to the prn- Club Se(lan. Local owner, less than 14,000 actual miles. Perfect. 1 pe~- fu~erly_ owne~~ ~~d Only $1695 MEIGS MOTOR CO. Middleport Phone 6378 or 80%3 John \\layne LanB Turner "THE SEA CHASE" <C mcmascopt!·Techn 1col or) - al•j"L IZZIE" Eleanor Parker Richard Boone UP TO Saturday Only Anthony Qumn AUfiUII 3 Maureen O'Hara " MAGNIFICENT MATADOR" (Clnemascope-Techmcolorl - also- Joel McCrae Maureen O'Hara "BUFFALO BILL" Comedy and C11rtoon - - --- - - · -- - - - - - OFF ON NEW. • ontiacs arm. Thf' Rev and Mrs. James Grll· ' e~ and .::hildren, Martha Ann i:nd th~ house which was owned b~ f1mmy, left Tuesday for thetr 1ome in Hastings, Neb., a!ter a the Leonar<'..s Mrs. Walter Ra iney was a bu11i :1sit with her parenh, Rev. and ness VIsitor in Huntmgton Wed lf:rs C. E Hoyt and fl.mtly. ~lrs Ruby Scott, 11ist~ of Mrs. nesday and visited Mr. and Mrs ~ M Wood an<! Mu. Grtee W'· Harry Ramsey and family Mr and Mrs James Stmp.soll ms. Princeton, W . Va. , have been anr! daughter, Sandra, JO!ned < Mrs. WWood andMrs A Gau 'group of hu r elatives 1n Michigar ' Glady'i Mrs for a vacation whlk he is on \a daughter, Judy, Prince· cation (rom the Rawhngs-Co:HNancy Harrmgton. ·LonFuneral Home Eudell Va., v1stted here briefly right older son of tht Rev. came arter Mrs. Scoa Mrs 'C . R Konknght. 1s wdrkin~ md Mrs tyoM, Mrs Gautier at lhi:! Funeral Homr d ~~~' 'eft today for her home tn Colahsrncc umbus after vlsttmg here for Recl':nl guests of Mr and M1·s several weeks. Allen Knopp wert~ Ml' and M .~ Mrs C. H Wtse Jr and Kath· Harold Voglesong and daughh~r ry n .Jane Hannahs . M1s~ Ruth Melinda, Ironton; Mr s od MrH John Foltz: and Anha Marie, Mr W1se and Cele.ste Ault were in and Mrs Wilham Swisher am' Jackson Thursday to vi..~1t Mr. David , Middleport. A/2c Dav~t: met Mrs W1lliam Beh: and dauK:lnpp, Cl1rton and Miss Sylv!: ; htcr, Sandra . Mr. and Mrs George TewksBlake, f't Plcasanl; Mrs. Harold have moved their furniture bar)' Jones, Mmersvillc. Mr!l. Jone < from thelr home on Nor1h Tbtrd returned lo Ironton !or a visi; Avenue to the new home they are with the Vogleseng family am! bu1ldtng at Buckeye Lake ThursdAy s-he returned home and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bachtel Mrs.. Voglewng and daughter. an0 son, Bruce, Barb~rt'On, wcr~> "ellnda, accompanied ber bere ~ue~ts of Mr and Mrs. Forrest fnr a visJt with her parents, Mr Bachtel and daughter, Carol, and Mrs. Knopp Duffy Craig, son of Mr anr! Tuesday and Wednesd!ly. Mrs. George Johnson was d Mrs. Robert CrBig, ha~ a broker1 guest al a br:dal shower for her I"Jrother Pearl HJ's-cll, and his bride the honie of Mr. and 'ltrs. James Haley, Rutland. Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Hysell wen married July 20tb. Mrs. Jame3 Oth·r and famtly on Stor)'s Run in Zuspan HQUow The Oiler famlly have moved tr ::~':;n~~:M~~·:~~an:~d. and I at DOLLARS • tool UIC Our bank is the logieal plac.e to put them. F~r your requirement~, future IN BLAETTNARS Evan,eline Cb.apler, OES, met Tbur.r.da)' at tbe MasonJc Terople with Mn. Willil Antlwny, W. M., )lretid.!ng. Initiation was beld and visltora from Harrlionville were weleoiM!d. Plans have been made tor a fam!Jy picnic to be bela' on Friday, AUgust 9, at the Gallipolis Shrine Club. The picnic supper 111 to be ser'ted at 6 p. m . .and anyone wishing tG may meet at the Antbcny Plumbing Shop, Lincoln Strtel at 5 o. m. to leave: for !he I Conserve Some of Your ;ave as much os you con as often os you can - with usl $ Mr. an\'1 Mrs. ltnmer Rlce and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice and son, Billy, have retu.rned from a weekend trlp to Wmehester, Va., where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs Ross Boyd and other l'elativcs of Mrs. Homer R1-c '! wlw was born there. She remain· cd wtth relatives and her son and f<tmtly visited Luray Caverns and the Skyline Drive before joinin g her and returnmg humc Monda)'. Mrs. Palncta Kloes, night operator at the Middl eport Thle phone exchange, started her varalion today and was aecompan il·d to Columbus by her daugh ters, 1'rudy and Mary Ann and Mrs Gcrtru~e Kloes, for a short visit Mrs Robert Coats, Mrs. E 0 Rllll, MrJ R\C'hard Chambers and \1iss VJrgil! Hobstetter were m Athens Thursday to attend th .. last perfotmance or the Summer Theater Group at Oh10 Univer' SltV rn~ "ALL OUT" Ytt A"'Utl It the mDnth ..ch Yltr thtt Bl ..ttntrs bend every tfto'rt In tn "til out" 11lt to moYt IVERY MW and uud car pottlble. Lttt Augu1t w. told 15 urt !...... lhit yetr our tights are hiJhtr. You ,,. golno to pi tht tdv.ntagt of tome reel 1 buYt. Your clelltr mtV not .ver buy •• much tgtln. Ruth In now tncl pi rourtl 1 v.,. · · $B95 2 dr. Dlx. Sedftn. HydramaUc drive. Sparkling nri~ma\ two tone blue finish . It's Here! A Clean Fillin~ Low-Priced Pen for School! 1953 Chevrolets · · · · ·· ·· · · · as low as $BBB Choice of three fine cm·s 2 dr Very sharp cars 2 - "210's'' and one Belaire · · ·· · · $1,995 2 dr. Hard Top Cpe. llydramatJC drive. Careful local owner. Shows best of care. 1956 Chevrolet VB · · ·· · $1,795 Delray 2 dr. Seda~. Powergllde. Beautiful morklde h'alh· er trim inside. Blue and white lwo tone One owner . 1955 Mercury 2 dr. Hardtop · · · · · $1,495 Mercuy-o-mattc drlve. Original black finish like new Very altractlve car with lot• of chrome on sporkllng black finish . Dual exhausts. 1956 Olds Super "8B" Hard Top · · · · $2,495 Power Steering and brakes. Hydramntlc drive A nice sulomobile. 1956 Buick VB Century · · · · $2,595 2 dr. Hard Top. Tra<lc-in from one of our l'atlsftecl Bukk careful owner A wonderful buy! SHEAFFE~ NEW CARTRIDGE PEN -no meaay Ink etllnl ever -no more Ink bottle• 1954 Chevrolets · · · · · · · · · ·· · as low as $995 1953 Chrysler VB 4 dr. Sedan · · · $895 and her Thursday fO( Columbus wbere 'fbey were eaUed by the death or JameS Ffnstead, husband of the form~r- Vlcla WeJ. burn. Mr. Flnstead had been Ul Cor sometime. -;t;;, RBI ph C. Zundel and daughters, Sharon ~nd Charlene, are spending this week in Akron with Rev Zundel's sister and l>rotber· ln-l~w Rev. and Mrs. E. 0 Plrker, and in Alliance with Mrs. Zundel's aunt, Mrs. R-oy RusaeU Sunday they will attend a family reunion m Zanesville. Mr. and MrS' Harold Lohse and son. Jack, visited in Ashland, Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs Fred Kanouse and ramily , nr. and Mts c. E. w DOWDI ::! returned home Thursday morning after 1 vislt in Dunbar, W. Va. w1tb Mr. and Mr.s. Harold Brabbin. Dr and Mrs. George Mann an:l children, Theodore,- Marian, Nathaniel, Daniel and Wllliam, of Boaton, Mass , are the guests o,' 1951 Buicks, Chevrolets, Fords, Plymouths and Pontlacs · · · · · · · · · · · as low as $19 5 We're loaded with '51's We have 15 of them' Come in and make us an offer! Many More - All Types BLAETTNARS • tht rou.ntaln pen that fill• like a 'oi.Upaint * • MW •i.n>amlimd. tapered deai&D , teakJll'OOr «ortridi-. ~afe to t'fiiTY 1111 P\II'M or poc~ket • ucl\lllvt! cylindrlotl -polntt Ia ab hlondwritln11 ttylu • ntra &·Pack ot e&nricllfll. 41Jv Voten io ditl~rept settions or Cotlnty will vote on at least tax levin In the November tt indtc;ateU: today by clerk of the , ,Pormo~ wUI decide mill t.a:x levy fundi for r~newal and five years. School DlJ. . _5oll,o~••'Y Local ,,i~M)I'Di!otriot Ievie• ta be five years. tn tbelllbii,:Y D"rtru!l, five of the 10 renewal while flve a new tax. In ' the D~:~:~l seveq of the 10 1! and three of the a new tax. in the continued the tounty. in the fall the newest lim< for thtl' wa!S indi· where have CUed Latest <!andidate Columbia Towninto the list. of WEED I FEfO One rrip, double benefi.n:- feed graM as lt kill:t the weeds. Excellent {or restoring ruo-down lawns. jQ X 50 I I I Jl L"W" • 12.?j Clean, giltnular compound of famow 2,4-D Applt when weeds io active growth. . ll,IJIIO ,, ft. 14.81 ., ' EverytbiDg lawn needs, easily applied in dry form, SCOitl Spreade' does it automatically- Seed. Grassfood. Weed Controls. funior • $7.91 Slrtttmlincfl No''· 114.8J 2l00 ., /1. f/.7l dMd/e., &u,. ... E~.u '114tcW ~ .. , alyp~o '. Won't Discuss Appointment As W:ilson Named For Ohio's ffints He's Ready To Throw In Towell Miss America Test !l'!'t!Jtlrm . .... . ·"· ' $79.00 ·Malte you bedrogna '1 sing agaio with - the throbbing bea~ty Caly.p so for here is UUIJ Maliogany fu~niture at · ' WASHINGTON (UP)- The Agriculture Department has allncat ed 178 mlllion dollars of the 1958 soil bank acreage reserve appropriB:tlon ror tbe 19M spring and winter whe.at crops. HERE IS ANOTH~R aerial picture of a Mei~ games featured bY\ The Daily Sentinel. If you farm gets an orig4,1il aerial photo of.his=·~p:.:la:.:c:.:e~.-=---~--,-,;::;:;-".:--· ~:::::---=-~~ Foot Hurts SoH,e I' SL--f· Oil T winter-at $20.88 per acre, with IKJIU s oes available wh.., prleo •••ports av- T R'd H' p • The £!epartment also set the na- 0 ·I IS Cl'ln MIDLAND Mich. UP - Robert Prosser, u, Merrill, told pnliee ·he has been Dothered by a lot of paltl in )Us left leg !or some tlme and resr,r¥d to a drastic "rem· edy." . Prosser was admitted to Mid· land flospital Friday minus .sev· eral toes on his left foot. He said he figured the way to get rid bf the pain "Was to ahoot off the foot --Jnd t,h.at ~e tried~o.•a ,,..,, .. , · ·,,;,7 5To B'e Signed By Uncle Sam In Month Of August or. its best! c. Ivery Clllypso tulto lou\ ...... - l t y •••to..ll i 1e · Hand rubbed and wu::cd lor tlup bctul)' o ,....,_ dove,.iled· • -r . ' and contet·guidtd ,.,,.. oak interiors . .. • ~1 duttprooftd o Chemically ucotcd wi,..l ufNe Slide" fen aq ' drawer opeadoa 'o S.IICimabopiiJ' vl....a 1 • I•o Ezdusivobruoh~ Dre11er h11 ctdu 11~ 1 ' 110nae drawer o Large plllo gliOO lilde,l . muror~,. Cttler ShHfllr Cwlrldgt '"' lnttmbl.,, SUt ..-.e1 S:I&JI BAKER FURNITURE ~ c Red p. ropagan . da Blasts Proposal w J Sp·}"t Of Open · Ski•es 1 aterfow . d / Season Banne tor Tigers-The Champs-Feted By Pareilts ~~~~t ;E~~o~::t;nf~~~~ Rnn PlayiiToun A~~·•·J- PI'cm"ctheAt Naylors' . I.e¥ c- . d nlajor power• ~ily a~aailed 1 presentel Tigers Meigs 5 01 . 1 :_r.~be[ ponY league C~uu.ty cnamps IJI fetf!:d with 8 ~~ the seasnn, Utlt Thursday wtener roast. an ou Na • Aliht bl' thelr pareD: at the Y lop! Rttn ,plan:roun . ~peclal invited ijUfl&ts for the &fbir were :Mr. a11Cl M'rl. lU0clUI 1 hrdl J,nes, Mr. and Mrs. Jame! e: • • :Mr. and Mrs. Diet Retton, Mr.ibabnd "Ws. Tracy WhP.Iey, Bill G s, •A4ron BUfflngton and Nick (:Oatea. Durin& the evenlnlt a:lfts "We presented to Jone& and P!W who have served ' ' manaeta ' for the put euon. t.:J~-~~~~·~~ ~o~r the champlonsti\'p recelve iJHJlvlcJual . at an aU-eo191'-Y .al(al:r! Ja- the ;e" " . 1 • WOOSTER,· 0 . (UP) - A pretty brown • eyed blonde frnm · ' Mansfield wiH represent Ohi!' seereta,ry of defense. ln the Miu America contest at "This ill not my news," McElroy said. "Obviouoly something Atlantic City, N J., in Septem- Is cooking but Ibis is a matter !bat ill going to be sellled by ber. someone in Washington." Linda Kay Hattman, 18, M.ans- ' Tbt Cincianati EOfiUirtr MJJG!"'.field High School senior, was ed this: moming that MeEiro, wiD crowned Miss Ohio G( I~J here tuceftd Defense S2aetary CharFriday llJght ~fore a l]Dwd af lea E. Wilson. The .~eeretuy told some six thouund persons. Roba news ecmference Uti• week be hi Palmer, of Cleveland, last bad dilellSied hla posAble resigyear's M1a,s Oh10, crowned the natiotf wtth Pretit'lent Ei,lenbower new queen of the Buckeye State. but gave no solid hint or when Miss Hattman wan a $1,000 Chlef of Pollee- Leroy Bartrum be might leav~ tbe Clblnet. scholarship in besting rune oth, said today .SUI:: cases will be heard PottEJroy, wbo rote to the top or er contestants. for the title. She tonight by MayOl' c. 0. Visber. bil concern through its adverti.. will attend StephMs College at They are Charles Rou Shodmak· lng department, said the publishColumbia, Mo., next year er. Part-st., age 71, for intoxica- ed report.s were "newa • obviOustion, ly c;.noot lllk aboul-' p~--William Buct Board, 74, SyeaHe said ht had an .. early after· Jillnt more-st., intoxication, both arret.b noon'' conference Kbeduled in but :be would not 111 :;!::.~·d• by Patrotman Feed o.. Washington with wbom. , William Bucky Manley, Brad· "I am going tn Wubington, bury. age 50, arreated by Patrol· Monday," he Nl1d, "but not for man Ike Nezl for intoxication anything 1 would tonsider as any~ Other CB&es held nYer until t~ thing more than a routine sort of CLEVELAND (UP) - William Dlgbt include mt<WcatJon charges thing." J. Corrigan, chief def'etile counsel agaiast Oliver Miteh and James McElroy was chairman of tile for Dr. Samuel H. Sbopard. said Ned Call, both of whom are in White House Conference «Jn Edutoday he will eonter· with ~her Jail and Robert Tyree, RuUand, cation in 1855, a mtnmittce di!/-en.se a~·orneys Monday to de- free an bond. formed by President Eltenhcrwer tiCe .the next move liJ the 'teyi~d The IRate bilhway patrol .siid to stud)' tJu: rountty•s ltftoal invatiJation of M~n Shep- John R Goldeil, 51. CbiUkotbe problems. HUeecl•ed bigb pniiJfl Pard's murder. Road , Gallipqlis ebarged \ ith eon· for W. wort. Corr\CM ditcio~ hia plfns op quminJJ al~faOik beverage io IIi l'(lf would be tbe aeton.d iJt. Pis return from Qelln4. · ~ Fl.af motor 'Vehu~lf'... •n4 .._ poll~ $25 riJ.. would be thr. kCGnd Ohie btwhefe he 0~ - ·· schf!duled 1f ,appear tD-- diiltRm.st ~irded bJ tbe PI tz!!>-...~ fessiou " 1o the murder of Mr.s night. dent to a 'n~binet offieJ-. - Geora:e Sheppard from Donald J. Wedlcr, . Edward ~· Ifeland, :n. addrea M. HumP.J!rey, Cleveland, aa ue23. given a~ _Pitt415U!gh,, Pa., charge_41 eutive of the Hanna Coal Co.• Corrigan declined tn say wheth- ~lth drmng. wb,de t~toXleated, IS !lel'Ved aa treasury seeretary from er he believes the Florida convict lD cou_nty ja1J a t~r blS arrest late the time Eisenhower first tool!: of.. Cl\fflmitted the murder last rug~t He wtll. appear ~fore rice until bis resignation ~.his But he said he wa r. "satisfied R. E. Grmdley, tomght. week. Wilson is a native of t-'tat 1 have a ~igned confession Mine'\"a• Ohio, but lived in Mkb· by an Intelligent man." rgan where be was president of "He states fact.! that 1 am comGeneral Motors Corp. pelled to move on," saJd Corngan. "He says he Committed th~ crime." The attorney said the action he will take depends on a conferen.::~ with Fred w. Gannone and Ar- a Bronx youth witb celebrating hU ~ ~ '-"" thur Peterstlge, the ather defense 16th birth4ay early today by murattorneys. He also Indicated he deriDg another youth with a hunt· might telephnne Lt. Gov. Paul M ing knire. The 18-;year-old victim will tbe Herbert in London. fourth to die from teenage vioWhatever 1.s decided, Corrigan lence in tbe el.ty within a week. PORIJ!SMOVTH. 0. ({JP)-Memsaid. Sheppard will have a "long, Poliee tbarged that Samuel Montbera of the Atomic: Wor.t,rs Loeal bar~ row to hoe" befGre he.mlght 10mery fatally stablied George 10-e Frida)' night agreed to .aC· be released frnm prison. 'Marshall with an eight<int:b bunt- c~pt a three-fear contrad offer by ing knife shortly after midnight. tbe GOodyear' Atomic Corp. providMontgomery and two otber ing a 13 ~lit •ourly wage boost, youths - Robert May, 16, and iocluding 11 cents retroactive to Russell Cor1ey, 18 - were cele- last April 30. brating Mnntgomery'& 16th birthAJ.so ineluded in the eontr.aet is day when words between the trio an aut~atie nine cent hourly inand the victim and Ri~::hard mase eUeet.ive next April 30. A The publie Is invited to attend Vaughan, 18, led to a fist fight wage reopener gives the union the the Flower !-:how sponsored- today and then the stabbing, pollee said. right to abil;e at the Portsmouth and tomorrow at the IW.tland Met.hy ~ Montgomery. May and Carley ANa Atomie plant April 30, 190ft odist Church by tbe Ruthmd Gar- all wiD be charged Wlth homicide. IWth sidel meet Mopday at Ute · · h den Club. pnlice said. · t •·Mrs . Earl Bender, Marietta, Past p1ant to SIJR t e agreemen .. ""'f' ..e Regional Dlrecl.or of the Obin AJ1.. 1.500 of .*be 2,706 employes are sociation of Garden Clubs. ill judge LICINSE ISSUED af'feeted. · ,, or the show which will be opened A marriage hcense has been 1&- - The workers began a ~ M:tY this afternoon and evening and aued in the Meigs County Probate 10 but were ordered baek to Sunday afternoon. Mrs. William Court to Donald Headley, 18, ol ~ 16 unCiet a T~-Hartle;v • Folan ia general chairman af the Tuppers Plains. and Pauline Dorst, 1 me off order expirlDJ neat MonShow. .16, of Long Bottom.. , day. •"1- For Tonight In Mayor's Court ' rviees · Are T0 Sunday At 2 ' CINCINNATI UP-Neil McElroy, U85,000-a'}'ear preaident of Procter and Gamble, said lo<by he ill going to Washington llonday but he would not dis<uss !be pouibllity of becoming Six Cases Set $178 Millions Allocated To '58 Soil Bank Plan Navy Youth-In Wreck First Day Out As Civilian Doubfe Dreuer .,.., COJ!Y,.... Mansfield Beauty with price supports averag1ng two dollars a bushel. The soit ban sign-up periOd ror winter wbe11t wlll run fr()[U Aug. 26 to OetA. AU farmer~ whn have an "old fa1·m" wheat acreage allDtmen~ fo~ 1058 and who norm'!!· ly grow wmtcr wheat, will be ehglble. . The department .also announced lou;bfr Jenera) prtavlM,op.Jll {or the 18tii8•tMJU bank progran\.r 'fb{S' ff!lr, ltY eongresth,nat order, individual Pa;lnents will be limit-ed to per fafm.er To limit the shifting of land frBm one set of crops to another, tbe department will set up a "s01l bank base." A farmer wili have to limit Hh harvested acres to the amount of his base minus the num· ber nf acres he aP'eed tn retire. Te-n Meigs County men wilt be , :~or~e Edward Eichinger, 86. from production. The base will b;! given pre-lnduetlnn physical exam, \ ~ FtJday at his home at Miners- the total of the average of ali inaUons and five others will be in\'llle, Route 1. crops exc~pt hay harvested i.n 1956 ductcd in the arrnf;!d forces at Ash-'-r, He is survtved by hi.s wife, I¥; and 1957. land , Ky., this month, counly setlfree ifaUJhters Mrs. Grace Stclective service officials reported. ~t of Pomeroy; Mrs. Gnldie AlScheduled for/hyslcal examina· fen of Aiken, S. c., and Mrs. Effie lions at Asbian On AUg. 27 " ' Sr0ith' of Charleston, W. Va., and James VanCooneyo, Howard Cart, a 'sOD, Ralph Eichinger of Columbath of Middleport; Max Boring, bus. Alsn .survivinll is a brother, Mlnersville; Delmar Grady, Gary -.uua~,, or Rock Sprtnp. On·~ Panons, Racine; William Turner, daqahter, :Mra. Adtle 8ower1, prcCatpenter; Howard Cozart, Syra· i!'e4ed bim ln death. euse; Osear Smith, Ga.ry Lee, Porn' FuMrilaervlces will be held at H dama"e was inflicted on eroy, lind Robert Lewis Jone&, ad· • dress unknown. \ tO:SO SUndar morning at the Ew- a carcavy drlve:u br.a youn.g U. S. NaThose to be Indue•~ at Ashland IDI chB!Iol oml burial wd! be I<> ' f th '~"'"' the pjne Grove Cemetery. Friends vy man i~ ciVIlian IM ,,o,r thle, , on August 26 are William L. time m two year& e Y Roush Arthur Rumtield and Benny -. ~U call ab the Ewing Funeral lint mornln1 when the ' car went out Jblin.' alJ of Pomeroy·, Bobby Joe '·}lbme at lny time. of control and stopped 1n a ditch. Wolfe of Racine and Paul Evans According to the state patrol, or Portland. ' ' Raymond D. Prid~y, 21. Rl 1• Draft' board nfficlals said abo Middleport, went mto II eurve too that the office is again on a lour fast 1-8 miles north of Pomeroy day ~hedule and wlii be open 'D..: .,· on Rt. 7 at 1 :ll:i a.m. only Tueaday through Friday each ~ Priddy applied brak~s and was week. pulled Into a guard ra1l and over FUneral •setvites for Mrs. Alice t.he bank._ The l)atrol said no cita· /. · cluter owner. 88, RUtlapd, w)lo don was ~~~d. The ear had not died. Ftlday morning at the Metas been u~d for two years. Priddy ~eta1 Hospi&at have been aet was uninjured. 2 p. m. Sunday at the Metliodill •C bureh in Rutland. ,.... ; M:ts. Gardner 11 •urvived by two , 1008, HDJlis, , of Huntington~ W. . \'1. 1 aD.d ,Clay of Davenport, Ia. Friendl may eall at the funeraJ LONDON UP Com~;~~.UniRt iiome at apy time. propagandil'ts denounced Ameri• COLUMBUS (UP) - The Ohl.n ca's new dlsarmament plan today YIAit..OLDS W11dUfe Council hu ruled agaln~t as "a trick", intepsifying belief l .. IAN ' ordi· a split 'fBtertowl ieason In 9h~o that the Big Flve talks bere wiU " 'tftEMo:NT, 0. (UP)-An this raU. prove fruitless. . ' ri4nbe goes Into effect here Aug The waterfowl dates bBve not A Rus.sia~ Embassy ~mmun'-' wblch bAN persons under 18 yet been announced by the toun- que, lgnorin, the fact that the f~rn ' beer and liquor places un· ell but a nine-man group t~at se_ts new "open skies .. pto]losal js part fe#ls accompanied by 111 parent or U.p flsh and game regulations · tn of an AmeriCan "package" plan, tlllatdlan. City and civic o!!iciah tbo •tate voted h favoc of a con· assailed it bee& ... it mad• no ac· ...~"' .:.u-- ve the ordinance will reduce Unuou• ~eawn. rangemen.t' to halt nuclear te•ta. JvY,pile deiiDCtu.ency. The eomm"UD1que also exp;resaed ~ • regret over the ract tbat Seere' SINGL& Procter· Gamble Chief • Reported In Line F o.Defense Cabinet Post· elected and for school board candidates. There are to be thr~ candidate. flleeted tn each beard of the l!leal school «.li~ - rlcts, three tn the county board d three to tbe PomerOy and Mid eport board!. 1 Twa candidates in the Northern Local Distrlcta are tl'!e only ones to fUe to date. The onb eandidi.te to file for any offlce in Racine, Rutland ot Synucse- ls Joe Spencer whn Ia seeking the po&t of Radne mayor. Deadline for riling petitions of candidacy is 4 p m. on Wodl.esday Aug 7. The board of elections offlee Is. maintaining office bnurs f-rom 1 p. m. to 4 p. m each. after· noon until the filing deadline. "'000 il INDIES BROWN --------~ • eraglng $!.78 a bushel. The t9571 rate was about ~0.04 per acre, ELBERFELDS -~·~::.::."-""'""-""''=='=='=='=====,.,=======;!~ DO YOU KNOW THIS,MEIG S tional average rate payment '"' the 1958 CCOJ>-bolh sp<ing and .-..xo~t . ------------ :BALtOTS TillS AUTUMN '0 .... •8 .,s 111n. ll'ltlchlng Dtnt:ll and • §bt!R urtrjdtM lit" Of'l, ... ... 00 -- - . FiU up the boppet of your trusty Scou Spreader. Walk over lawo - dandelions. plantain. buckhorn. all broadleaved weeds are destroyed without hartll to grass. Apply weed control to x 100 ft lawn in less thao baU bouJ the Scott way. AND WRITE! Five fine cars. All have Dynaflow drive. • fiiiiliE TAX LEVIES ON . left Funenl services wUl be held Saturday at 1 o'clock ln Columbw with burial there. other relatives planning to 1;ttend are Raymond Walburn, Wbo will go tf) Columbus today; ..Mrs. Eber Le· wis (Dom Walburn) and Lesk;.· Walburn w!10 will go Saturday. - Sc~s Need Money ___ INTO THE BARREL- 1952Bulcks · · ·· · · · · · · · as low as $677 ., ' ru Melpllj•••• Aret~ VOL IX N0. 98 Mrs. Stella Walbum' -on, Eldon, A SKRIP CARTRIDGE A quality car in good condition at a low price / Relatives GoTo Columbus For Saturday Rites POMEROY SOCIETY Wf.l have four that sparkle like new. With and wtthout powergllde - 210's and Belair.s. ' en tine • > HERE'S THE REASON MAHOGANY AT ITS FINEST •••. (Paddy Jo Lambe~·!) and soP Steven C har..}e.~~, Athen s, !Rsl wee~ Mr amt Mr!l. I.ewl.s H. Saue~ nnrl familY . Carolyn, George and t.oi!\ Ann, and her mother, Mr:-. Pearl Smith plan tn leave tomgh' for Klu1mmce. Fla., to v1sit Mr.• Smith's son. Gail 11nd tamily M1 Sauer Is on vacation from th( Imper\~:~1 Electrle Co Mrs. Charles Walburn , Colum bus, rc(.f(llv ed -several ( ackeC ribs in an automobile acc1de nt L Columbus recently and her mother-In-law, Mr!i Stella Wal burn rccehoed a bruised elbnw Mrs. Charles Walburn and her daujhter and son-in-law Mr. an. 1 Mrs. Harolrr Thomas, Middleport arc visiting T / Sgt. and Mrs. Chi!> Walburn And children in San An tonto, Texas. Theresa, 'mall dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. Thnma.s i: &taylng wtth ller grandparents. M.r. and Mrs. Sanford Thoma& dut \ lng her parent' s absence. Mr and Mrs Albert Schleicher, CJtvclsnd, is vl!'.lthtg her porent111, Mr. and Mra. William Ohlinger' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris anr Susan, Columbus, who have been vacationing at Virglnia Beaeb arc guests of hill parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,H arris. Jants Zirkle has spent the past two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. W. E. Cnx at Ambrif. ge. Pa .. and will join her mother, Mrs Eber Lewl! ln Columbus Sunday and re turn h~ re. Mrs. F. HibbJ Is on Yacation rrom the office of the Vanadium I Corporation nf America at Gra· bam Station. Ill AdmiiiiDI Ill ClreulliiOII WESTBUHY, N. Y UP- If tbe New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers needed new reasons for leaving New York todBy they could always point to the crowd of 42,673 that turned out Thursday night for plwh Roosevelt Ra.::e.,:-_ 1 wa~·s opening program. ! Spotless 2 tone green fmish Economical stcl shift . 1955 Buick VB Special · members who have dt~ during the pas-t yepr Wll1 be booored . · The Youth Fellowship of the The Friends Night of th~ local Entcrpme EUB Church and par· Chapter wHl be held on Sept. 23 ents enjoyed a sw1mming party when Past Matrons and PaM P.1· :tnd picnic dinner Tuesday at trons .will be reengnh:ed_. Forhd Run Lake. Christmas candles, winch will Dunng the evemn:J farewell ~ifts were presented to Rev. and Mrs. Roger B"tshop who are leav I ..... $1,395 1954 Buick VB 2 dr. Sedan E. d By Yf Of Ch urch at y Ill Loeal Newa ISwimming Party the Septem,., meeting when al! Robert Crou.sh ore, Columbus M_cs_. _ Th_e_o_d or _e~_bersbach. who wa~ a busipess vis1tor bere t "!sited his aunt, Mrs Walter Harris We Pay 2% Inler01l On Ypur Savings Mrs Marcellmc Buell, CHrtor i~ ln Johnson City, Tenn ., t ; Vl:&ll Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Do& BANKING SINCE 1872 ser and c-hildren, Amy and AI bert, and to attend the christen Member Federal Reoerve System lng or her grandson. Member Fodera I Deposit Insurance Corpo"ratton Mrs. Glenn Lamlx'rf and he• l'OMEROY RUTI.AND sll!lter, Mra. W K. Wiioon, Ren~ ::::::;:::;;;:::;;;:;:::;;:::~;;::;:::;::::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;::;:;;;::;:;::;;:::;;::;::;;:::;;:=: i selear, ~:ere rll n n erDoolittle guest' ----r --- ----- --- ··--of Mr. N. andY,,Mrs. George Pomeroy National Bank SALES ROADEO be sold al a money-making projeet, have arrived and the committee in chara:e of seUinJ them ts Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. Denver Rice, Mrs. Jaek Bechtel, Mrs. Theo Neuuling ,. Mra. James Clathworthy • RST ing tbl1 month for Dayton where he will attend the United TheoloilC&I Seminary. AlteodiDi were Mra. David Slater, Mra. Georae Brother6 and family, Mr. and Mr•. W. R.,. Darii and family , Mra. ,(Uce Thotr~pson and daughter , Mr. and Mn. Thl)fDas Bentz and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Brawn and daU.· ghter. Mrs Phihp Smith a1.d daugh· At the close of the meelmg r. ter, Mn. James Hall and family, desert course was :served ~Y. Mrii. Johnny and Patty Musser, FredMillon Hood, Hr.5. James Criswell die Brown, Carolyn Goeglei.p, and Mrs Raymond Luman. Terry and Bruce Stalnaker, Linda Moore, Una Gearhart. Rtta Ball, Bobby and Jennie Lemley, Shar· arra.,. 1 on Young, Norma Jean anrl FlorPlans were alSO diSCUsSed for a • • ence Ana Bearhs and Rev. Bishop. Memnrial service to be held at PICniC, n10ye ~ .u • (' 1953 Pontiac B cvl. · · · ·· · · Evangeline Chapter Plans Picnic On Aug. 9; h1itiation Ceremonies Held Racine • fh s•.t 'l"ff0 "f~l 'Thank8' Comg•an Next Move In For Turnmg . In ChetM L Sheppard Case - ou A Cheshire couple, Mr and MrJI. Carl Ohlinger, had checks worth more· than $200 retutncd to theg~ in short order Friday morning due to the honesty of two Radile yOuths. The lour cheeks, two of which were endorsed, apparently had been brushed from the OhlinJer car al'one the rsllroad track'$ on t~e "Upper pai-king Jot in Pomeroy witbou& belnf nntleed by the couple --aatl about 8:30 ..-. m .• · * e found by Jamei Srftith ind Dlle Smith of Racine . The two youthS' took the four checks to the City Halt where the-y explained finding thera to Mrs. Elma Runen, secretary of Mayor E. F. Roblnron, and turned them aver to her. Mrs. ltusaell began attempts to locate the Ohlingers and at 11:30 Mr. Ohlinger went to City Hall-t.o .report the l<»~s of the checks to poliee officers. Learning his identity during the Ch urch SefVJCeS • Announced For Mrs. Laura smit•h ' Funeral .services ror Mrs Laur ~ Sml~. 69, who died Friday at her h!aldenee i.n PomerOy, will ~~~ Faa\i! ~~E.S~~::~h.at be the Lc- Mrs. Smith is survived by three Mrs. Dorothy Higgmbolham, Dcreas; Mrs. Louise Head· ley of SteubenY:llle, and Mrs. Ha· zcl Lawson of Racine; two sons, Everett and Ernest Smith or Steuben ville; twa sisters, Miss Adall¥! GOddara of Weirton , w. va., and Mn. Anna Sellers of Parkersburg, W. Va.., and two brothers, George Goddard of Pomeroy and Thomas Goddard of fennsylvanta. d~ghters, the O'hhngen, They pJan to contact. lh~ two ftaeine yQulhs and exprQI;s their apprec"t'on. moo A proposed relo.::ation of a seellon of state route 248 In Meigs County will be discussed at a publie heannl!: in Pomeroy Augwt 15 I by the Ohio Department of Highways. Highway officials will explain plana for the prnject. part of Governpr c Wdliam O'NeiU's "broad frnnt'' highway program, a.t the hearing Comments of mter· ested citizens wilt be recorded and studied before a final decisinn is1 made. The hearmg is to be held at lloOO A. M <EST) m th• Commls· sioners' Office in the Meigs Coun· ty court House. The project calls for the stralghtcnlng of the existing route where it crosses the east branch of the Shade River. in Chester Township, and the replacement 0~ two oarrow bridges. The two new bridges d th h an e new approac es are to be constructed 20 feet wide. Total length nf the project is sbaut one-quarter mHe. Upon completion of the project, the property on which Lhia section of the existing route is located would revert to tbe abutting property ow_n_e_'_'·- - - - - - I NEGOTIATIONS OPEN CLEVELAND up _ Negotiaticns fpr a new contract for 18,$00 emplotes or the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. represented by the communeations workers of America wtll begi'n here- Wednesday vive. Friends may call at tbe Ewing F~ner~ H~m; unt11t nboon Sunday 0 Y WJ I e taken to Burial w.ill be in the Letll't Cemetery be.nde her lale hlllblnd, Okey Sm1th. w en the e c:}J~tch. I Birthday Party E!~~! ~~~~~~arged !Atomic Wo11kers Sim ! -ment For Wage Boost publl•C lnvi'ted T0 AtleDd ShOW :2: Twenty-three grandchUdrE!n 11nd three great-grandchildren also sur- - DIVORC.I GRAN'rED Judge John c. Bacon 'has granted a divorce to Nellie Jackson Long Bottom, Route 1, from Chal-Ies L. 1 Jackson in the Meigs County Com1 mon Pleas Court. The plaintiff 1charged gros• neglect of duty and 1 extreme cruelty and was given,.,cus· tody of six minor children. ----- --.,.-::-: - - BELL RINGS .'OR PR() 'UNION' Park G T0 s. eekpUfChasc Of Land A F It o 3 . . ' ne R.eteipta t'ltaled $4tn.90 for 1 th~ ing the month of•July, i.t was reported today. Of the total receipt.! the village .reasury will receive $444..85 whtJe $30 will go to the Meigs General Hospital; $7 to t~ county sheriff for- turnkey feel; $5 to th~ county 1ibrary fund and 111.25 to the state for 4ei per ~nt of the flnel levied ,fl State Highwq Patrol eases. Of the $444.85 going ilito \he village treasury, $f26.20 came f\'Gm fines and fees reeeived frOm. c"'l ' beard under village ordlnaDCU: $13.1!, wtrlcb Is 55 per eent of"" fines recelYed from State Bllh'!'aJ" Patrol cases and $4.70 bODi ce.U: invo!ved in state case& • Mtddte~• p£ ~.ia·lr~~m ~ .::~c!h, lion, which ha~ ~' ... moin Mayor's Receipts Near $500 For Month Of July office of Mayor E. F. Robinsnn dur- ·roup ... obje1" prayec by Mr. Hoyt. Mayor Fl•her The Wotler alto, hve tbe acquts1hpn of the balance ter in the month are Frank Eb the plan Dulles at Fri· ot the land in the municipal park ersbach; How:ud Well, Dab Sprln- day's session of the ~ml' talh. area betweef! Plum and Broadway, ger, Raymond' PouUn, John Me· reselved to make anotht;r effort Murrey, Dor Coates, Eddie Buf· ~· to purchase the land from Mr. finJ~n. Mlke Werry, Eddie Ba.r· Cash Darst, Ky~er. tels,tBem'ly Ewing, David Brown, . Clemls Fox, vice-president, pr-e James Sprouse, Gary Moore and Co ' m_d ed at the VUJage Hall ~\day 01 1lht in the absence Qf Pres!dent Terry Ohlinger.' Parents attending the Thursday Bnlt"EE Lloyd. t!YEining outing were J'oe EbersOrt& ·.Smitb, prlnclpal af the Mayor C. o . Fisher reported on baeh, Mr. and M:n. Emerson Well. Rutland High SChool. haA announ- a recent conference with l>arst in Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Springer, ced the employment of 'elth NtH· regard to the prqperty owned by Mr. and Mrs:. J. Lucien Poulin, .'!On nf Rutland a1 assistant athle· Mr. Darst which the Park A.s«oclaMr. and Mrs. Wyliis McMurray, tiG coach ahd as a science teach· lion needs to tomplete its' plans Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coates, Mr. er In the Rutland High School foi for a colll!munity park. and Mrs. Chnrles Wel't')'o Mr. and the new sChool year. Mayor Fisher and the Rev. Ml'fl. W!lllam Billl1o)l, Mr.. and Mrs. Nclaon graduated from the Ru.t- _Claren10nt_E. Hoyt, paator of the HeAh EWin]l, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd land sch®l. four y~anJ aap and 1s First Baptist Church, were .auth· Moore and Mr. and Mrs, Herman a craOuate of Ohio Universlty in ori:ted to contact Mr. Darst m re. ard ,to p·--........... h • ., ta.~-· land. =w•-.......o Oblmcer. \ ' . Atbelll. ·~ 1 Nelson Js Hired As ach Aide' :::onversat.ion Mr1. Rutsell returned tbe olrer $200 worth of checks to and Street Foreman Lewis Ellis that playground equipj ment which has been on Brownell .,.venue is to be moved to- the park 1 grounds in tlle near future . A speelal meeting has been called' for Friday, August 9. ~:~t the Village Hall at 7:30 p.m, and all members are urged to be present Att dl h t' · .en ng ~ e mee mg were ClemJs Fox, •RJeha.rd Wells, _May~ Fhsher, Street Fore~an Elhs, Pa· tro,ma~ Hcrb~rt Gilkey, M~- 0 · ·P.• Klcm, ~cwls ~- Sauer, Milton Hood, C"rhs Jenkmson, John Par- j reported CHICAGO BEARS OWNER George Halas huddles with Nat· jonal Football League commlss!"ner Bert Bell (rigbt) after :~~·M~r~n~o~~s~3~Y~~ ~-r-.~r:;J testifying before a House judfctary comouttee. Bell made was able to attend the last part news by officially recognizing the Players' association as a unf th Ung after returning ion-Hke bargaiulng agency for gridiron professionals. (Inter0 . e bme~ 1rom ! usmE=~s 1np national) · \ • MllC.S GINERAL HOSPITAl/ <Admitted, Mn.. Alma lonea, , DanviiU!. Dischar1es, M.r.s. Della Staee,· · ' Pomeroy; Mrs. Bruce Young apd · ' son, Mason; Mrs. Almira Jf.u88'~, Pomeroy. ODe Birth, ~tr. and M<$. ver Janes, a daujhter. • ·~ � 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 2, 1957 downie gardner mcknight quest thienel