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Buchanan lcbatrman of the' Umform Committee of the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotarians Enjoy Annual Family Night Picnic At Chester M-ary Carolyn Mi1ler and SbeUa Stover Bible School 9 30 Mtddleport Band Boosters, bas an supt Mornmg Membtr11 _an4 tbeir wive• were nount:ed that umforma have been T Op iC The Eldership Mr and Mrfl HibbS Mr 1nd Ml'• ordered for two !lag flearers and Endeavor l:i 30 Evenmg C E Blake~lee, Kr and ~a Sbu Da •ly Vacan . m BJble School Pro- five majorettes let Mr and Mrs Reed, Mt and Material for ihe outfil!! bas been gram 7 30 M'r• Robmson, Mr and Mrs Paul ord'ered through D S Harold of Smart Rep and Mr& George Mein R•orvanlzH Churcll of Jnu• lhe Middlepof\ Department Store bart, Mr a{ld Mrs Harold E HubChn•t of l..a~r O.r S.ints. Old af\d will be tailored by Mrs J E bard Mr and Krs John Zertt\e R...,a!ln.t. ... tt~h M Hsut ll)wn l' lat.s, on Portland Raad Coates, an alumna o( Middleport Judge and Mrs Jobn Bacon, Mr Cbrlst of La~•.:.1' D•Y Saintl Old gunday &-bool 9 30 am preaebin:il "'-'h School and Mrs Cash Babr, Supt and Tow41 FlatJ; on Portla.Dd Route. 1{1 30 am ~ nd BJblf': Study Wed Mrs L W McComaa, Mr and M(:& SUnd.ay ScbuOI 10 • m prcachina nf':s.day 8 pm Pastor C W Prof J H Grale charter member ask Baker Mr and Mrs E 0 Rall, Ll 1 m and 8 p m and Bible 'tt Guest spe.aker Sunday .a• ed the ble!lsmg before the !!Upper Mr and Mrs Robert C:oats, Mr .:.ludy Tbur.sda.y 8 pro Putor C 1 ~o 30 Joe W1lliamJ1 of lrontop wbu:h was served at table.!! on the and.. Mrs Richard \)wen Robert W ProffLh As&.t Chas Hupp Portland Church, Robert Cctdn.r, w1de porch of the log-eabtn camp Haggerty Zion Church of Chrllt. Loctted :w:tor AsJ t paslor Edith Codner Tommv Reed so:-. of Mr and Mrs J 0 &lsto Bern11rd Fultz, J H on Pomeroy JI31Tl80tlville RDMl SP.rvu:es Sunday 8 oo, Tuesda)' at Mr and Mrs Carroll Balser and Ted Reed Jr was lbe younges\son Tommy, Mansheld have guest and other children and Grate Dav1d C Mlller Other Bible School 9:30 A M Moml.nc 7 30 and Fnday 7 30 Worsh1u 10 30 a m Eventng Wor· been vuttmg thetr parents Mr youag people present were Wayne guests were Je:au Lama, Geor1e sh1p 7 30 p m Ronnie Eggletpn, and Mrs John Thomu Middle DaV"ts, Janet Kay Baker' Chr1sllne Sadall Mr and Mrs Robert Siler, nunuster, CbltJ'lea Klna:, Bible port and Mr and Mrl Henry Bal and Candance B'ahr Richard and Mr and Mn Faye WUson Leo SchDol Supt ser Letart Falls ' · Hew . Stephen W1lson Richard and Rob- ,Mossman Mrs 0 P Klem, firs ,,,., Curtis E Pooler has enlisted 10 ert Siler George Htbbs Dale Mil E S Schaat Mrs Roy Heaton, MiMrJ.vllle Methocll•t ..;hurch. Rev R M GrGw~ Pallor, Hllfl;lDel' the U S Air Force and Will leave ler, Jenrliier And Patr1c1a Blakeslee New Haven Chrittlan, Scienc e Au~~:ust 7 £rom Port Colup!bus to Roul!l'h, Supt 10 A M SUndav Heals l, Mra Wdl Hobart, Akr .~n ts v1 Lackland Alr Force Basf':1 TexaiS .,.,;hool 11 A M Worshlp Smie.r •Otll\g Judge and M<s C""m 1 5 for elf':ve:n weeks Uas1c tr.lning ruesa.ay 7 .so P M Dennis Ault son or Mr and Cl81 k and other relallv" '" Mid Mldw•y 'ommurdtr Churc., f f Le~me Creek: !toad Rev R I S!li.IES for Everyone Mrs Wilham Ault fell m the dleport and Poll'ler •Y Mr ancl Mrs Rnd VarnP.y have yard of h18 home and mjuted ht~ rhomu pastor F•OJfd Cleland, Mr and Mr~ Fred Rosenbaum hand S1x stitches were taker, In• learned that the1r son S/ 3c Ph1 ~ntertamed w1th a dinner Thurs"The Oil Of Joy" unurcn SeJ'IIfl~e 7 30 P M Prayer thf': cul on h1s rlgh't band lip Varney, who bas been statJOn day evcntng at tbeir h()D'je Vale meetmg WedDe.fday MIChl 7 30 P Mr t.nd Mrs Donald Lowery cd 1n Frankfurl Germany for thl WSAZ·TV ) \{ EW!ryODt- oordulb' ttmted >t and daughter Patty are on vaca past thlrtv sax months IS schedul The Syracuse Metho41111' Church Gue5ts were M;rs Lee Richard Channel 3 - 10 U a.m ed to leave Sunday for home ant! .on and daughter Joan and Mr\1 tlon the Rev George Dav1s, Putor Mrs Laura Dunbar Mason was wtll be dtsch.al'ged on August 20th Ralph Potter and daughter Etaine Sut~diiY Sc~ool 9 30 A M. Dana a guest Friday of her aunt Mrs S/3c Varney flew home fm >( Warren ...Mr an~ Mra. Rusttl1 Winf!orunner, Supt Worship SerF1r1t Baptltt Church, E&>d w s Parsons, High street Christmas 111 1955 As soon as he Capehart ;:md daughter JaeJue, M'J VH:eli 7 30 Mr and Mrs Everett Surber arrives homP Mr anrl Mrs Varney ,on W Va and" Mr and M::fs Third :tt... et Ptntac..tal Church Matn Street Pomero_y Ralph C Zundol pas1()r Walham Watson have moved to Charleston and thmr aon plan to leave for Rithard Rosenbaum and son Joey, ~hddlepGrt B L Bvrett. pastor John Zerkle 8 F Parmalee El Paso T~kas to visit A/3c Lar ?omcroy Sunday School Ht a m Eveniaa: Sup! a 30 Combmed service oi worship and study Special mu.sic David c Miller and Ja;ne 11 Clat ry Joe varney who Js statmned serVlce 7 ~ -p m Grace a=piiCiiJNI Church, E..l Sermon by g,ucst speaker Rev worthy planned to attend the at 81ggs AJr Force Btse James A Moore has been hor: Msm Strut Pomeroy Rev J Eugene Brown, Umtcd Methodist Shrme ~1cmc at Beulah Park to. Nursety and Jumor day orablv mseharged after four year.s EdwiD Charles, Rector, Mrs Ce- Church for all children .... WednesMr and Mrs Carl Vanderhoof in the Air Forcl'1 A/lc Moore wa.a dric W Clark, orgao11t Worship chun:h day 7 30 Midweek scrvace Thurs S t and children, Peggy Lf':e and stationed at 8 ewart A1r For~e and sermon at 10 30 A. M, Holy day 7 30 MISsiOnary OCie) FlByd Manon are spen<hng the Base Smyrna, Tenn He Will VISit 1r 0y Ur5 UV Communion ftrat Sund~;~.y In mo•th weekend wath I E Mtller hi'll parent. Mr anrt Mn Herbert Th, annual plcmc of tjae Fa11t Church School, Begmnus and m~ctlng Chrlstl•n Science Soeiety, 144 Representative and Mrs George Moore unbl..,all when be will re Chiefs of MaenoUa Temple PytbPrimary, at 10 10 A M For inforMulberry Awe Pomeroy Morn Memhart have returned from a ~urn to the University of cmcm lan SlSters was held Thursday mation coneernlna our work, ln.!( scrv1ce al 11 with LOVE the t th R t 1 d M nat1 for 1wo years evcnmg at "ailey's La'e please telephone 3Q2-J • He that " of a merry heart hath a continual feast" subject of the lesson sermon and VIS! WI epresen a IVe an rs D J[ Every Sunday 11.1 A M Sttndt,J olrl.en Te1~t The Lord hath ap Art M1Lner Leesburg, and 1n Patr1r1a Baker daug)Jter of Mr Ice cream ;md blrthday cake -Proverbs 15 15 C Cleveland and Mrs Ecluon Baker i's employ was served Wlth the dl,nner, hon and Communton f1rst Sun The youngster who iB about to explore the world on the ot!ler Side of the fence has School Mrs John Hnwklns Sr brok(' ed at Lazarus, Columbus Mis" ormg Mrs Lawrence Lannmg 'q~1 day In month 11 A. M Church pcared of old unto me, .sayang about all that 1t takes for a • contmual feast" arJd to make of her a healthy useful c1t1· rommunwn and ~reachmg third Yea I ha\e loved thee wlth. :m her leg when she fell Fr1day ahcl Baker w1ll be a JUmor at the her birthday Prcst,lnt were Mrs Geur.e zen who wiJI be a JOy to know But she can 'catch" hate, worry, defeatism from people Junday in nontb 7 30 P l1 everlastmg love therefore d wtth was taken to Holzer Hospit,al it Mullkmgum College tbis fa)1 lovmg kmdncss- :have 1 raW{! the Rawlings Coat! ambulal'lt:r Y.:r and Mrs Kenneth McElhin Hemes Wrs William FISher, Mn arOUJld her as qmck.ly as she can catch the mumps or other mfectiOU!i diseases That church preacblns-r Bernlc:e Chrl.tlan ChU>rcfl at Lone Bo., th.ee J&enuah 31 3 Wedne!ldo~y Mrs T F Hawkms and John Haw ny and famUy Kath1e and Rus Carrie Grueser Mrs old Virus, fear, may burrow mto Her subconscious mmd and remain for a lifetimo For· at 8 The pubhr. d D cvc omg servtce arst Mr.s Karl Gr11eSer and son tom, every Sunday 9 ::SO A M ,, cordtally invited to attend klrl'S Sr aecompamed her to th1 sell, returned Fr1 ay lrom a va· tunartely she .can also "catch" love, goodness and 1a1th, for a merry heart hospital cation at Buckeye Lake and Bobby Mrs Henr:r Re1bel attd sundb Scnool and communion-; Her parents can make use of a tiled and true ally in trammg her to catch the nght Coach and Mrs Charles Mr Wheeling Rrandson BJUy Joe Strong Miss Sunday ln montb 7 :10 P M Readmg room with side entrancr. things, to be a happy, rather thoo an unhappy person Tbe tea<:Wng of the Church IS f1rst locatccl at ttle rear of the church Donald and family Dave m.owed t ~ Mr and Mrs Leland Brown anti Ern a Jess~ M~ Adam EbenbaCh. Churcll preaching, third Sunday love 1 goodness and faith and th~ church of her parents' choice Is the place to take her to tO month 10 30 A M Church com open tn the tJubhc on Mondu} Canal Wmchester an4 Mr an(' ~on, Leland Eugene left loday for Mrs Amands Kaspar Miss Bern from 2 IO 4 P m Mrs Fred Norton and three ch1l a vacatwn at Daytona 8f'ach 1ce Ann Durst Mr8 LannlhfC, "catch" them and, to help tmmumze her agamst hate and fear And an Hddthonal reward muuwn and preacbmg 1 " 1 " dren, Pomeroy ar'e movmg to thl Florida while Mr Brown Is on Mtssc-s Lena and Thelma Grueser ' The Federat.d Church rht Churclt of Chrbt, Kenof ts tbaf the parents are exposed to the rlght lnfJlJences for a contmual feast also Sunday D 30 A M sunday ~£'ILeal & Reformed0 Presb~ terlan house formerly occupied by th< vacatJnn from the Imperial Elec and Mrs Richard CampbeU and Bartell McDonald! trtc Com pony granQson Jeff With the hope that 1t will, 1n some measure, foster and help sus !:\Very Schoo\. and communwn a.x~nd Pomeroy Rev Wal< J pastor Norman Kl()(!s S S Supt lo;o;;o;;o;;;;;;;;;:::;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;.-;-;;-;;-;;.=-;;;-;:_,;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:.:;.:0;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;::;;::;:=:i;;:;==;;;;;;:;;. Suoda)' in montb 10 ~0 A M lOin that which is good In family and comrnun1ty l1fe, th1s feo· Chuf'Qb communion and preach1Di: SundBY Church School 9 1111 a m ·I Worship hour lO 30 a m Sermon ture IS sponsored by ti-le business f1rms and organ1zot10ns whose fourth Sunday In mcnth 7 30 P TopH' Yourself'' Talkmg To M l.'hW' •II preachmlt Come and worship You are wei names appear below Tht I. ftriltlan Church et Htm· /oc[ Grove every Sunda) 9 10 A com~lfr" Methodltt ch 11 rch M S1mday School and commumon 1 Rev R M Grove pastor S S i:lt General Insurance and Rutland Rd ser.ot,d Sunday In month 7 30 P 9 30 Lloyd UlLhnger Supt wor Real Estate Broker M ch\!rch .,,eacbln• fourth Sun ship service at 10 45 wath. ~bert 225 E 2nd St Pomm oy Ohio day tn month 10 30 A. M church Warner lay leader Sunda} af %24 E Main St. Pomeroy communion and preachmlftcrnoon 11 om 2 lo 3 ~erv 1 ces at EUB Church.._ Mornlnt Star & the Elmw od Rest Home Monda~ l'omeroy, Ohio lbMrprl... •••· Roger ~l•hop, eve Aug?~ Alfred church to ~ UO JJncoln Sl. · Middleport Pastor Mornmg Star ~un:la>i represent~ the t:ooh l e 1at School D 45 A M N.orr.lng wor- camp meeting wed eve Auk 7 shtp at 11 A M MYF Sunday e,e regular mid week pra)er lleTYJces Roek Springs Ro•d Pomeroy, Oblo mng at 8 Preyor meetlna: Thun· at 7 30 followed by a meeting ot day evenm& F.a.t"'rprlse Sunday the OffiCial Qoard Schnol 10 10 A M Moralaa worChurcn of Chrltt, Mlddltport, 178 Mulberry Me l'omer~ Men's and Boys' Furnishmgs thlp 9 30 A M Y11' at 6 30 P M F~d. 1 nardner pastor Bible Evenlna: worabip 7 30 Pray'dl' Sollool 9 :IO Romer R1ce supt Pomeroy, Ohio meeting Wednesday '7 30 P M CommuniOn served by church _ Middleport Ul Churchel, Letart P:•ll•, •• elders 10 30 11 astur on vacatton "er Martla, Pastor Sunday School no evening service "X,edn~sda.­ Makero of Jiolsum Bread !) 30 A M Worship Sl!rvlce '7 P praver mf':etmg le<l by Mrs Er ld Chrashu. Endeavor altN'nate neat Lailance and Bible StudJ Rutland, Ohio ~und ... : s. at '7 30 P M. ela"N Yonr Dod# & Plymoulh Dealer Chu-h of the Ntn'ftnt, lyn. Flnt ltptllt Church, Middl• cuse, io.oJ" K. Wllllanu, pastor port Rev C E Hoyt, pastQr Sunday ~bool 9 SO A M Mornlnll Church School 9 1~ Gerald An Middleport, Ohio worsh1p 10 30, NYPS 8 30 P M thony supt M4lrntng worshlp High Test Gas At Regular Price l!:vangellstlc servl~ '7 30 P M and communion sen lee 10 1~ s&r Middleport, Oblo Wedneaday eveolDc prayer rneet mon toplc !esus our Lord' 1ne for t~e midweek and TueaciQ Monday 6 p m B 11 Sanborn afternoon Drayer bout M•sslonary soe 1ety ptcmc at the Custom )Built Kitchens Bakers Of Good Bread HouM of Pra~, Ctttlttr, h• Mt~dleport Roadside Park Tuell Middleport BW.tlnglon, W Va day School 9130 A .M Morning d 9 30 women 11 prayer meet Wlttflnherg College Sprmgflt"ld worship 11 A M SuaW even1na II:: at Lhe church Wednesday Jt Obio is the largest of 14 colleges worship at 8 Prayer meehaa oa 7 30 mid week prayer and pra1sc of tht' Umted Luthet n Chun•h tn Thursday 8 P M J service continued s1ud' on "'l\he lt'adt.rd Church ef Chlit, Sutto S the Mount 8 30 America It Is named after the 0 ermon n university where MarW.n day School 9 3tl a m Lord'• Sup- senior ehmr In the per lmme dl a~e IY I oIIowI DJ Flnt Presbyttr,an Church Frtt Methodltt C~Mq'ch, Merry Middleport, Rev Howard 1\up Bate&, Pastor, Laurel Cliff Sun elt paRt or Church School 9 30 day School 9 l(p, Cla8.!1 l{leetlna ~obJ 'FUltz supt no church ser10 30, FMY serv1ce 7 00, Pteacb vice ~ng August whlle pastor NIIWI "FIIphi-LI,e" "I 8 to, Prayer Meetina Wednes- 1, on vilcation I'11S ClOSI TO 1111 WAlL-IAYII UP hrlt~biH/ day 7 30 Hysell Run Suaday Haattl Mathod1tt Church. M'tf. TOt~· IPACI FAIRVriW dleport Rev c R Konkraght, New teA VIctor tv 11111k" the rOOPI'I Rev Harry Pickens. pastor astor Sunday senool 9 SO Er&pen ...... '"""-'· 1\at't fttlt all No dlal1 or ' Sunday School 9 SCf a m Young ~est Covert ~upl Morning •ad1eb •or the trc.t of tht Mt. Styling People! meeting 6 4~ P m hi 10 30 Wednet~day pray lllrVtr "'.eCM aftd Qecm." ~ :ror~e~lng 7 p m Preaching service& .:1 SO p m When you have a AND hayer meetlng Wed 7 30 P m Mt Morllh l•ptlit Chwc:h. ddie ort Rev N R Bordon Thursday 7 30 p m East Le.lar' let to do, l.t l~e - 'MillO....AlP" PICTUII-TV'S rlNHt S S 9 30 Morninll worship 10 45 M;atOl' PBthle School 0 tG Arlena Evenlna worship 8 on tbe ht, 3rd e &upt Morning worship at tt'~ ~ , •• cle•r , •. teal! New JMcBy l!lberfeldl po.tmon carry )'Our 5th Sundays Prayt~r• meotlng un 1 ~-;'0 BTU 6 p m tute~ ~ 1 t1dd ttortlng new Own Faetory•Tnllaod Wednesday at 8 Church of the NIUNM• Midcleptll ••• -~ .......... depotil to t"- bank, , Teehnlolms Racine Mlitalon Chlrt.. lulh dl ort Rev Robert Palmer, paator, Services &a.ada1 '130 and pa~~or Jl,ible School 9 30 Leater k's easy onclsafe to tueafty 7 30 Taylor rlupt, Morntn~ wonhip NewiCA VlcterTV brings you tho most for your money. UWI COmpotft .T•blt TVI bank by mail Try it meetlnZ 10 so, Yourla Peoplet~ Yoo enjoy many new feat"""' Hke improved Balantld ' 6 u Evlmlng sllrvice 'l SO Wifld Fidelity.FM Sciand. AU COII8Qi,. are "Lean and Clean" nifltday Prayer meeUna:. 1.30 We have' SO!Qe INCLUDI!_8 "Ftiaht..Line" styling with • • • aU Ch~ of Chrilt '" Chrlttl1n Unlo!l, Middleport, )lev Guy F nttt RCA VlC!or TV lorm.a to FRlGlDAIRI! So,;!e. putor sunday S<bool lC UH Toy them Alld Ia 1I1<Jdels &rrtseralor lllllP "''""'" Only a m , Leo HlU. aupt, 'Evanaolll area ther.e's new AntbOJI.Y QuilUl'i.r~ 0' Ji'H Uc "!'Meting 7 SO: WednesdaY 7 30 Gu Ruge ,au,ureel an Blblt ~rtudy clast. tho belt bu)'O "' C:h\trdt of Chtlet In Ct.rl.. nMAONIPICINT MATADOR" Only down (Cineawto~Teelmieolor) tian.. Union, ttobltQII, the Rev 0 We l'llJ 2% Ialiinol On Yoar Savini~ _.llofl Cart, pa-tor S11nday Se'b.e~:tl 9 ud Ut,oo per month loti McCrae 14aUretiD O'Hara • m Annl• Mohler, •upt ~ :Morn· .. IUPPALO llLL• in& broadcast 10.11 a m, Eyen Comedy and c.rtoon tn1" tervlce '7 so, Wec;lnel~r I Middl~port e 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0 , Aug 3, 1957 The Mtdd!eport Pomeroy R@tll'Y Club bad lUI annual Family Night p1crnc at the Sco11t camp at Cheat er Friday evenina and C F Htbba president and Ide committe, Ed! son Boker Jack Robmaon Ted Reed Jr and Emmett Shuler ael'ved charcoal broiled hamburg~ fish, bakeca bca111 potato salad .omatoes cucumbers onlona, plc kles rolls lemonade iced tea pop 1ce cream and home made cake to approximately 70 personS' I enttne De.,oted 'l'o l'lle ,.,.,... .'"" . .,The • IY UNITID ....... Ohle MMtl, Minny lftrllf ....,. s.n. c.lovdl,.. ........ ,..rtMn thlt m.rnl,.._ CtNr .... coot tonlfht tiHIIhl, tllr N lll..unt Hlth tod.y tn 701, lew ton .. ht S$ N 61 to4.ly •m.•·M.,ott .tre• --r ::~::~~----------------------------------------------,---------------·--------·------------~--------------~=--------------------------------- - - - - - - - - - - - -SINGLI COPY-Ikl ·-...,.,.~_.__:__ -- ---- · ----------------~.:.__-·-r--...:...:..:_.:_=.:_- ------.-- - --.--- - - ---, - -- '·- - - - VI,)L llt N0, 84 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, August 5, 1957 · GmtNG RfADY FOR FLU 11iPIDEM1C 1 Society I • r;; Weatlier Middl - rt Ent ert atn • G t ues IAt D'•nne He e --- rv I Mrs. Lanning Is H d onore UpiOn Her B' thd ·rh d"' Guard Her Against Fear # lda11s Groc. & Serv. S,a, George S. Hobstetter Jr. Allen Appliance Serv. Anthony Plumbing & Heating Maxillt Arnold Service Station Atkins Chicks • Biker Furniture Chase Faneral Home • 1 A Down•nJtd:::!.n~: 1• gency Fife Refrlgera tiOn Foreman & Altbon Meigs Equipment Co. ICTOR Pomeroy Cement Block Cfl, New York Clothing House Ohio Valley Baking Co. R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. Powell's Suaoco Service Station Heiner's Bakery ====~~======~, ~m:q? Ba~-By-Mai-1 I ~ l INSTALLATION - 3 ROOMS 9F ALL HEW k SERVICE Fur~iture $595 ••!1 t""'" a ' r..,. Tlte FARMERS BANK aild Savings Company Hulber Feclenl D!pohlllnollflDtfl corponlloa Millll..., Feclenl Reaervo S)'llem --.....~ PoMDOY, OHIO uuo ' BAKER FURNITURE On Tho ID I.....,Y<Monoy A...ot 411 John W&)'ne M:lUI't:eft O'Hara prayer moe\IDJ 7 so Ch\Wfh of Chrkt. Br~tfMry, Edward Emerson, putor SCbool, Thurman ~y. Mornin& woraht~ I~~:~, Endeav6r 6 p m, J--"T-HI_u_RA_N_IU.;M_e_OOM_".;:::.II.: senl<a 730 "WihiGI OF TMI IAGLIS" (In TMbDlcolor) (True Story of Pilot• D11lna:> Denn11 M'Or(lan Patrlcira Medina . . . . . ____ ~----------~"""!""~ ~,....._-ili!li Jackson· Mason Co Country Club Is Moving Forward On Saturday Aug 31 all e11 habtls Will be JUdgec! from 8 A M until noon Livestock w1ll be judged 11'1 the cattle ling at 1 P ~ De-mon!ltratmns of new house P.Jinil lor -the Jackson Masnn hold apptaanccs and the1r usC; ~ , County Couqtry Club moved lor Will be held m tht_ armor} ward last w~ek wath the return of st)'le show wh1ch w11l close more than 715 pereent of th£ rheA show will be held on Saturda) qu"t101;na1res distr16uted to 1n evemng a.t 8 o coCk terestelr !amlhes in the two co~tiea: AttenC:mg the meeting of the Partial retul'JL<I from more than pr9gram commlttce were Charle~ 70 famll1ea indicate that the Sperow chatrman Glenn Smith majority of those polled prefer Mary Roush, Mr.s. Betty Burris reereauonal fac1Ht1eS aimed At Mr.s Fred Spencer, Mary Ann Ro fU11ng the needs of the entln gers, Juhhng McClung Jim M1l tamJJ,y. chell June -Spencer, Jamce Joo dan, Andy Byus Chlford Dunn The questionnaire has been dJS I Wilham Gregor.r Mrs Judson tr1buted to persltns attendang the Brake and Russell Prtddy July 8 man meehng and those an terested who were unable to r.t tend w~e urged to obl.am copJcs from the temporar)' eXC('UliVP. commLttee Included JD Lhc poll v.ere ()U('stlons concernmg finantmg loca tion and faethhes to be proVHled Final tabul'tldon will uot be made until the end of tbLS week Robert Button, temporary A rehearsal of the County cbauman cxplame~ tl1at the pur Fa1r Folliea" Will be beltl al 7 30 10se of the poO was to get the ruesd1y .cvcRJng at tbe Pomeroy collecUve ldeas of all potential 1 Senwr H1gh School audltormm members m the various commum The group wlll move this we\lk ties the country elub w1ll servo mto an mtens1ve Week of practice He urged all those who have not their mustc.lll presenta rcadyme returned their questaonnaire to l1on for the annual Meigs Count) do ao lmmedlately. Button also reported that sev Fa1r wb1ch ~~ The 30-act mus1cat eral members o( the s1te .selec tion comm1ttee, whacb jnclude!l bcutg staged by the B1g Bend OUVflr Kessel R1pley, Jack Hob Mlnllrcl Assoc1at10n w1U be the litzell, Ravenswood and Ru11h gr.andetand attraction on Saturday Xr61tel, PQint !PI '-"ant ha~ C'i cntng the I mal show of t.be looked at ten poSlllble sites for fair tile club and have 11e~eral more to inveBbg&te Hoblitzell explatned that no t:ommttment wJll be made until •11 sttea have been exhllW!IUvel.y investagated (Contmued on Page Five) Two more adult poho chnlcs wUI be held here, Mrs Beulah StrAuas executlve t~cretary or the Meigs County Hell'b De"artment nid today ~ The cbnics, f-61' persons age 20 thru 39, and fr>r those who are Cecil Ward weN! unable to obta1n poho vati:me from Fr1day by thell' family phY81Cl8DS Will be grand110n. Don held August 13 The lir.st 11 from 9 to 11 a m the second that same day, from 7 to 9 p m fm- per.ons who work in the daytime, Ohio Death Toll On Highways At County Fair Show 25 For 1'.eekend p,.... Rehearsal Called For Tuesdayl~ight he Two Adult Polio Clinics Planned BcJy Fractures ·Skull In Fall LICINIII IISUED Two maJ'l'i:lge Ucensee have- been is&ued m Probate Court here since Saturdiy. one to Glen f'horna, 27, 2, Pomeroy pamter, and Grace loliiGI GENERAL HOSPITAL A!ID>IIted Mrs Sid Durllt, Port Burnaide, 22, Pomeroy, the other to Harlan W Webb, 24 Mansfield l•q<L 4>1itbarged Mrs Lulu DiUon, 0 laborer and Sylvia Lee Harris Reedrvlllfl, Pat Clift.ord, sYracuse 19, Reedsville, waitreBs / By Un1ttd At least 25 persons died in traC In Oh1o during tbe week end 1n Whteh the overall accident death toll reached the proportions of a long holiday week end A Umted Press count from 6 m Friday throught mldmg._t Sunday showed a total of 38 dead ln an type accidents In add:Jtlon to tnfflc deaths th(! total mcluded mne drownmge and four tilled id' miscellaneous accidents p ' Rabies Incidence On Upswing ,In Ohio Rab1es cases In Ohio .. :-e on the upswing the State Health Department reported today A,; of July I total eases number 181 ~ompa.red to 126 at the same tamt~ last year ' U the rate contlmtes, reported rabies will easily top the 300 cases m 1956 predicts Dr RaJpb E D~rk State Healtk Director Forty..three o£ the 88 count.ie.r; have reporte(l one or more rabies ca'Bet The -ca11e11 thus far thts year h~ve app~red predommaJlt ly In the southetn portton 6f tM st.v.te ..Much ot .tba ,ear 1 increase ha• been in wildlife,h Dr Dwo1k nld ''The number of dogs It! flicated w1th Ule disease is al most the Si:me as last year" He explained 1t is extumely difficult to ~ntrol the rabies m wildlife But dogs cgn be 1m· muntzed by a simple vaccination whJ.ch give• excellent protection I against the dl1casc • Cont-tul 1f rebiee In humans depends upon 1ts 't!ontrol in dogs Dr Dwork mdlcateQ that a new vaccine made from chick embryo 18 now In use In many part9 of the state In a memorandum to Ohio's health comnussl6nvs bc stated 'Chick embryo vaccio_o con fen excellent Immunity aplnal r&biea in dogs for at least! tbrl!e year.s following a s.ngle mtr~ mutcular ID:Jection H 1.s the vac dne of choice in dogs Ho-wever, be recommended that a one year vaccine known as pbenoliud vaccine be used for tinlnunliins cats foxea and skU.nb The state bealth of(icer c1te..J the recent Jackson county anti rabies campaign as at!. example or the value of immumzation ..'In 10&8, Jackson County ex perienced a rabies epldE!mle, re portmg 57 cantne rabies cues A eampa1gn to have dogs vac elnated agamst the disease was staged This year the count has had no reported rabies In dogs whith were vaccinated- but 22 m unvaeemated dogs Dr Dwork called on the puh· lie to as.slSt local health workers in re&temg thf': rab1cs rate He offered these • rabies rules l kave your dog 1mmumZ<'C agamat. r11b1es by your vetermar tan The anlmal ahould be three montbt cf age or older Tf lm mumzed before six month!. ol age, a booster sliot .should be given at six months 2 Oon't l~t your dog become a atray It's better he be confmed to your yard than d1e of rabies -perha)ts lnlect a human, too a Don't handle strange do,gs or any wild anlmiW, they may be rabid Notify your health depart ment Jf you see any ammals act I lng strangJ.y 4 If you are batten don t k11 1 the an1mal ConfJne Jt Have your woun:i treated by your physician lmmed1a.tcly 0 Jf you mwt k11l an animal don t damage the bram It Js needed for laborator:~- examm 1 bon 6 Be certain your nc1gtlbor~ know and follow ttle.<ie sugges Uons Above all, added Dr Dwork don t guess about rabies The d1sease 11 100 per cent fatal A breakdown of r~b1es eases by JUtrouRding count1e1 follows Tbe hst mcludes cases repnrted 1n 1~7. up to and including JulY 1 Athena-1 dog, 1 skunk Galha4 dogs, Jackson-22 dogs 4 cal"4 fOXe.!, 1 Skunk, 2 COWS 1 p1g 1 hont~, 6 sheep, Lawrence--6 dog.~ Mei.gl-6 dop, 2 foxes VJnton2 dop and W~t~tshmgton- l fox Rev Floyd Workman pastor of the Letart Falls Methodist c-harge today OI'Cned a two weeks Bible School to be conducted from 9 am unt1l 1130 am dall} \ll four chorche• of th£' charge will be represented m the schoo-l mcludmg children (rom the UB Church AI! ch.iidren of prf': school age are welcome t) aLtend the cla s!ie~ 'Mrs WesleY Belles Jr 1s a~ s1stmg lhfl pastor m condUcting the SChQO) MARKET REPORT CINClNNATI UP - Produce Eggs weak at ftrms U S con sumers 'Wfutes and browns A jumbos 4I 44 A large 38 40 A medmm 31 34 A small 20 23 B large 28-31 FOB whiles and brQWn A large 44:-48. A medtut4 36- 38 B large 36-37 ~h•ckens 'Slf':ady rryers 3 lb 21 22 hens heavy 13 Hi hght 10-12 Volme and prJce distrtbu lion on fryers 100 600 at 21 23 000 at 21 ik 24 000 al 22 and 3 500 at undetermtned Butter 90 score 71 3"' Defense Attorney Asks Blood Tests In Bastardy Ca&0 Defense Attornf':y Fre:d W C~ said he wUI move m Juvemle~urt here for blood tests to be uten of the mothf':r and one cbild In tbe Pete Kloes paterwty tuil r Kloes free on bond. plead not guilty last week Lo two ehlrces of bastardy �~DilllySendnel, PomeroyM•ddleport, 0 Aug 5 1957 Sav1no, Says Araument df Business World Experts or The deternunahon the Pomeroy Cham ber O( Commerce lO probe mto the possJbiht li!!l Of haVIng a ftrst rate credtt bureau m th b area has great ment Especiall y 1f effo1ts 11 this regard bear frUJt ThereareargumentsagamstanU f o r 1n ~tJl Jment bu}mg which a aedtt bu1eau would shmulate Follo\\.mg IS the 'usmess w or l d~ feeling m the matter Installment bu vtn g says business Js not bad mdeed 11 Is a fo r 111 of savmg Do you agre-e ? Here IS th e <.~ other hal( IS b u il ding a backlog of hq tlld as su s Most peop e tt l<t\ :JJt dmng bot h f anul 1es sa\€ <~ 1 1 w n of 1 llO mt' tn til e p urc has(: o( d u ablt- g ud~ t\\hilt' autom0b ll cs h 1use :-; and m J ' :.1 pp h:.~ l tt s ratse hvm g sta ndard s tt Jt ) Jbo I \l a.,dtfi nll (a~ h ma l kl't \ J iut And J t UH " Hllf' t m t lim ; puillUI po gu t 10 r In s u r h thr rgs <.~s gover nm t: nl :-; lo<: k s hfe m ..: ur a He ~ MONDAY )-=~~ d55 ' ...____..-- . oo oo I INFLATIOfoltll("?\ 545 "00 6 30 PR!(fS· w.'I(.;"FS "" 0 45 I 1 on 7 30 600 nat~< ur Hour Soldiers o f Fortune 10 00 Blondie 9 30 10 00 10 30 News Her.tlllnecr N!lev.atcb fomght 10 30 10 30 10 40 12 00 1 OQ NBC News Festlv.al of Star~ P1nfe Meet McGraw Summer Playhouse Nat K.n~: Cole Sho" 0 Henry Playhouse AM an Called X N'"w!l Headllnea Nitewatch TonJt,ht ~IGN OFF RATES 2 cuts pe,• Yford one I.Gi:rtloa Mlnlmam. ehar&e MJc ---4. enu per worrl for three con~~eeutive inaertiolll SpeciAJ - One mort.h tor 2:1 cent& per word Full rate of 2 eenta per word will be charged for advertialnl lf oot p.afd for betore the 15tn ot eaeb month tollowm&" lnserhon Errer'l in AdvertieinK-Sbould be rt>ported lmmedtately The D•liJ Sentinel 91111 not be responstble for mo11e than one lncor ffl('( inserUon Card ot Thanks and Speelal Notices of Eventa $1 00 Obituariet pubUsbed at 1 rent per word. -(1) N ---ohces I s. . • • 1 homas) Pomt Pleasant ha11e an nounced tht" blrth of an e1 g h1 pound ten ounce son Gregory 1hom~ wbo was born I tll~day July 30 al )Jolzer Hospital Grand pareut s are Pa ul 1 hom.as -M1ddl c TENT ME&TING Thrrl" Is an old h.s hwned lrnl port Mrs E~ther V Thomas Pt meeting In progr l!!iS near the Pleasant an n Mr az tl Mrs M 1 Rutland Mli~lOn Se l vJees racn ns Bane GHihpo\1s evf'n n~,: at 7 45 F v1 yone ~~ wd rO( m Queen's Critic It I REVIVAL ANNOUNCED ( Maxto M I I A e k I S Blast ed By I I \1 Cll All': a to nt thll I Cutl pel Ito Nu 24 flUl oj ' ) n Brt't•'sh Publi'c 1, , 1 "" huu 1 p z , uwor It d I us It Mrs ""'' r ~I s "" c Inc r e v1 al ts nn u 1 1111 Hiland on le t>roy Evan gt ll ~ t r~ Jl ('v E~en 1 Allrmn Spf'l'lal s n~1ng C'a 1o LONDON UP - Co mmo nersnl.l!ht by the All m:m family Ito 1 bluebloods and Bnllsh newl'ipapers Mr-\1lh r P::r to1 s Rev F.d1 so1 blasted :n yfar old Lord A ! w~avcr tnncham today ror cr tlc lzmg th~ Queens Engl sh T vo peer s su g GO ON VACATION Mr llll I :\Irs John Md\ crl1:1 e gested he be shot Sl f'~ r o ur t B1rthdoy Party Honored Moster Stev1e Spauldtng >\ I Da> Lon for a wtt k s vacat on w th tha IaUer Hi LO! nl th• • • I . PICNIC ANNOUNCED Tbe L•lllt"r Jnr tan farm nl Galhpolb& ~erry W \ a will b1 the liCene Of the U~IIIUal jllcnll' M!!lill < ounll H•lstell\ Club wllu h hu• lll1JL st\ ftr Satutdll) AUfiJINI 3 A b&u ktl dlllnf'r will Lie held .111 noon ol thl! the on rurth 1 d I 11,11. ( I !'~ l cfl 0HEALTH II n rue I r'\or lh Stmchtr r mn) ROll lie J) 11 dt Srhnlfcr t Debl lJ F. b ~ L ~l J,I\Ih HINTS l)r Or Mett.r- 0 Sc.•Je~~.o ,,.._. ~ Noti•MI Chlroprltdk ... ...._ Loalng That Tlrecl f"llnt 1 Some JWOple alwaya :tee! Ured i.J)) I d L d faml]} OhiO IS k 10\111 f ! ItS The LaChoy Lhlnese Foods com ubhaaes an I mf'IOI ~ L\ s sr r L\\ pany of Archbold Ohio produces berrlcl a nd cherrl1 ~ Its m II IlK mote Chmesr food s than anywhere cannlnll and rutlt ry n e~k it IIIVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA RICHARD I. OWIN - GINIIIAL MANAGIR RIYNOI.D I GRIINI - IDITOR CMittr L Tunehltl &tiff WriMr, &port. ldltor N.Uoau adnttialnl te_Rr...ntatlv,!_, BotUDeiU l.illtbt.U IDe.. Mob -., Ntw YoM City 10. N I. " U llfOnd clua IUU.inl m&fttll f. the poat ortlce at Pum vlllo. l!llboell~ nw 0.Ji'1f!ry by ~arrter where •va1labl1 80 cent• pe1 I I Ill , tlaree months $3 80 B)' motor route wh~r. a~tll1able J, 17 awl oae 7&ar M 111. montbl, M.2& tb.rM mont.bt, - 'I•':1'111. .1. tWI7 lftemooa ••eept ttundaJ b7 The Oblo Vlh~ sen 1tlto c- r-.. lowed by a lceen ap~MttiU. llld bod:r reator.aUon take1 plaot wlueh enabln va• t. meet; 91 , PomeiO)> 0 Bualae11 oflleo pbuoo 311« 1 probllm11 ot Mah da~u • MW eballenp '"!..!~ Ut!Dp .a.. • ---.-..- . - ., .... ___. . . ..... ..... ___ ........"-...- ... ~ --- WJEH Meigs County News than eo -.notr . . . &bat wen JtutUed. Tbera 1J ao tnatment t.ba\ Apprtdablo lnlllblt.loa. of ou- Hema 10 bo or part.loular Cff aroW\b WU ll.ottd ln rtlfOID.. n.IUI Of oount, a carelultea.rch om& Of tM crtar1tt. 1\aDII., .toal• lboWd be madt tor the e&UI, 1G ~ opd ~ fM\ ~ bo elh!1Jo~'!.l!, _ _ 11..., ••Ill ''• uo Jumme Dean 7 8 8 8 30 00 45 55 Boston Blaekte Ca ptam Kang a1 no LBS New~ I oral News l<red Wa11ng Arthur Godfrey Strtk.:o It I.Jch Valiant Liidy • 00 9 30 lO 30 1100 Lo\e of Life Search for Tomo1'l'OW { IHhn g Lrl:(ht 11 15 I I 30 11 4~ 12 00 12 30 IOU Katie ~ Kltehe~ As th~ Wl)rld Turn• Our Mills Utooka Housopart} B1g P ayoff Bob Crosb} Show Bnghter Day Secre t ~torm Etlgc of N1ght I 30 2 00 2 30 3 00 315 3 30 4 00 5 30 5 45 5 55 6 00 " 15 h 30 The Early Show Your Esso Hep01 ter ~p erb .Parade Weather n&L Ad Dou~;:Ja:~ EllwNrds Robin lood B 1rns & Allen m 1 alen t Scouts I hose \\ h1tmg G1rh 8 30 ~1chard Diamond Prlvah Detective 9 00 Slud o One 10 00 l ip to-the M1nute New.t 10 05 Sca11nrng th~ Weather 10 10 J he Late Show 7 8 00 9 00 f ed Warme ' 30 lrtllur Godfl'(:.. 10 30 Strlke Jt R1cb 11 00 Vahant Lady ll Ul Love of Life 11 30 Sesrc!l f(}r Tomorrow 11 45 Cuidmg Ll):ht 12 00 Kaue 3 Kttr:hen 12 3U As the World Tumt I 00 Our Miss Brookl \30 200 Howt'party Big P.!lyoff Bob r.rosby Show Brighter Day Se'-'ret -storm 2:.0 300 3 15 3 30 &Ue of N11ht 400 Tbe Ear1y Show ~ ~ 30 Your Esso Reporter 45 Sports Parade 5 ~~ Weatherman 600 Acli':)n Douglas Edward• "" 6 30 Telt)>hone Time 700 Phll SJ!vers Show 730 ftrn <~te Set-retary 800 To Tell the TrUth 8 30 ,oo Spothght Playhou1e 000 Question 9 30 Sptke Jones Show 10 00 UP to the-minute News 10 05 Scannln& the Weather 10 10 The Late Show $64 - -- WHTN~TV Daily on 990 Olive Ingraham ------CHAW•JEL l:i MONDAY 10 59 Sign On 11 00 Advtl \111'£.8 In Learnlna: 12 00 L berace 12 30 The Gretchen Wade Sbow 1 00 The Feminlr • Touch 1 15 I 30 2 00 3 30 4 00 0 oO 6 00 6 Hi 6 30 7 30 8 00 Ne ig hbors Frankte Lame Amer ca n Bandsta nd Llll! W n Ell'zabeth Carto{.n Club \t:ldst :t Mouse Club Fivtt Star Ftnal John Loaly News Wtre Serv C" C)ur a Smilh lntcrnahonal Playhouse Top Tunes and New Talent ShenJ t of Cochise News ot tr•e Night Theater Sign Off Do Ir JU061! COIJLO V'OIJ PLEASE BE OOQ GUEST SPEAKEQ NEXT MONn-f AT OUR'tADif!S CIV C C"-U9"' L..UNCHE0/11;:. StralHht leg Beegle Female Brown head white legs black bldy Goes by name or Bools $5 re ward CaiJ 159M 10 59 11 00 SJgn On Adventure• In LP.arnJna 12 00 Ltberace 12 30 The Gretchen Wade Show 1956 Chevrolet VB $1 795 Delruy 2 dr Sedan Powcrgllde Be<n I detaols Jackso n 0 ~;;;;;;;;:::;:;;:;~ ~ 0 00 61!1 6 30 7 30 8 00 Five Star F1nal John Daly a d New1 Coofhct 900 I Spy 9 80 Public Defender News of the Nl&bt '1 heater 13 Sljn OCf METROPOLITAN _____. _ ______ -( 1-6)- Fo- r Rent or S-ale - __ I. IL RAWLII'IGS SONS CO - h kour 11frerker Setvlce. tl221 Day N1&J:tt - X I)ODGE DEALERS best used car Bn..L CHILDS Pbone PLYMOUTH 3 8 II '\' ALUES --- 11ee 7 9 lmop 191_.,-Fo.--.r---Sc:~-=-;·--:-~-::­ FOR SALE - Poaches New Ha ven Orchard New Have n Phone Tu 24688 7 29- f fiN. Automobll&, Heeltll ACCIDEN1" \.lh. Cesuelty end llendll - -- ----· Real Estate Broker Pam~tng mtertor and exter1or I In MIDDL&PORT OHIO Available now Rates reason 6136-M PHONES 6.111 able Homer Braley Phone 381 Y H 5 12tc Waoted-P~PER H i.NGII\G-21J yean expenence Free es l mates L V Reulnger ltacin Box 124 Ohio 7 11 1 ( 19) Bus1ness Hour or Contract" 7-:ll.ate __.,. PING PONG TABLE Phone 514 Y for sale 8 0 6tp Stottline Baby Carriage Almost new Phone Racine 219!5 B 5 3tc ,--... --ol"dc-r:-:td""m-g-;h~o-::r=rc~G~:entle kr children Saddle and brtdle $150 00 pbone 907M Virgil Tea ftn' Syracu~e 8 3 3lc BALED HA \' dle-port R D StartLng Monday Ray 5 Shoe Re pair 2nd St M ddleport ope for business 8 2 6\c Ca 1 WUUam Radford. 5 2 lmop HOMART automatic gas floor rur TIRMITI!S I!XTIRMJNATED uce 70 000 BTU Good condr For free impect.ion phone 383 M tlon Claylon Alien Chester G1ln'tore Supply Store Pomeroy I 8 3 3tp All work 111aranteed Fully m ---::--c-aured Vaughan .1 Indus trial and 1953 Doda:e o/., Ton Truck Good Residential Termite Control Ser lbape priced right 1!5 duck• v1ee lt Mat')'S W Va 7 25 tl all colors pretty pets Call at tM' p m L. C R~ed 71,2 a,\DIO • T1!!L£'VIS10N SkB.VlCE mlles north of Pomeroy on Phon. 1JO Cleland Appliance Route 33 1st house nbove f;tall' ~ lU W ~hid. Sl, Pomerop Park 7 3o-6tt' 2-23-tf 4c.' e ...... dbst •nd 8hav1niS loaded In your truck from bln or dellv ered omo VALLEY MFG CORP, TUPPERS PLAINS 0 Phone coolv•lle l~Mt 7 l8-Z5fc r IQUICK r..e- SERVICE ('D Wmb ptlrlnt hf Flef'ory Trained watchmaker COlLINS JEWE- LERS. PometOJ (81 3 3Lc room ho •se 2 baths l e ~cl lot out of htgh water Ca ll Owner 134 S 5th Street Middleport Phone 6064 M 8 5 1tp ----- LEGAL NOTICE (20)Business Servkes Roelr: Sprln,il. coal rurnace h eatmg Located h1g h and dry all ctly serv1ces mcludmg school bus £or the ch1ldren Total pnce under $6000 00 down pa\ mcn t o r only $2200 00 Y.llh less th an 11 years to pa y orr thP f'xtat ng loan at $41 91 pe-r mo1 th BOX 229 PHONE 108 Y (23) Leoal Nc-to(es VIRGIL WAMSLEY Phone Cheshire 7·74ott opies 8 3 3tp 41DMEROY - 2 bedroom frad-r e hom e w1lh bath hardwood floors 826Le eTruek Load me Equipmeqt eDump Truck SerV1ce Alumhu:.m combmatlon storm aDO screen Wtndowt JDd doon Steel and aluminum unung1 and carl Baled straw oats and Barley Frank Beach M1d Cucltltl".. ~ulty For Sale 6 room ho use bat h all mod ern C'~ll .<.1""1 •..etall Palls eGradiDI • J>iteb Dlggln& •Back Hoe Ser.,ee ----- - ------ ------:- FOR SALt Charles Peoples home 124 Un on A"e Pomeroy 6 uav the ?-3().6tc (211 Reo I Estate i 1 For Hire! ft mt:~tor boat wlth steenng wheel and gea t shrft Trailer Mark 25 Mercur y ~otor 1 )ear old good as new C 0 Pickens 'Pickens Pamt & Hardware Co Mason W Va Ph one SP3 5583 Sprmgs Rodney Downing II'•.'~URANCE AGENC'Ir { 18) Employment Wanted FOR SALE ~ Apples New Ha Rnck '==,l ... •no••••• ........... ..._ . I 9!12 X '114E LAOII!S SEEMED 10 WANT HIM SO MUCH uUOOI!Y $.410 He'D 61! "IllER!;; • d_'•.-•;;;••-.'_ HelpWonted ---------- Helfer ford LP1fht>1L We~~- ~ I - -- -Ca lf 3 days old Cllf Tune Good CloiB Uoed Can f14) For Rent 12 Cartoon Club Mickey Mouae Club JUNK CO..._...,.. == ----- MIS. HIRMANN IUHI, WoociJlde, N Y., wl:te of the opera tor ol a came 1um In Tlllp.DJMta. But Mz:lct,llahown hold1ng two year. old baboom, Joslilb 1'64 JOMPhlne, shOrtly att2r the Brnv.al at the lluhtt in New Yltllr: on Uaa S B .La:V4k.. Tba baboona were part o1 a C!afiO o1 Afrlcan anlma.b Most o1 them were consriJled to the St LouiJ Zoo '!!he ahlpnent wu v.lued at t50 000 tinter tltiotHII) OHIO VALLEY rMna 51D Broken Arro'llt Telephone Ttme 4 00 !I 00 ICRAP IRON- "'IfALl (20 Bl Insurance ~ Ht ~ Wllh.Hn l-3-tl Thre~ Coast Guard Sh1p1 F.abled Northw"t Pastage May Finally Materlan:re Seeking Centur~es llpt>clal to CentriJ1 Pre6s Association ASIIINGTON-WUiit dream of more than 400 years come tru • this year• Will a navlpble water paasagoe be dLscovere<lln the Arctic tonnecting the Atlantle and Pacific oc~ans' Not since Christopher Columbua aought a route acro11s. the At !ant1c <:onnectinJ Europe and AsLa have hopes been so brlght for a aucceSiful Mnclualon to the pal o! centuries. Thlee u s Coast c ~ard shLpl bearing 10 American experts a.re now In tbe Arctic region seeking once aga n the fabled Northwest Pusage VJce Ad mual John M WUl,. commander ot the Mllltary SeR. 1'1o.ns port Service believes they will .succeed 'nlere have been IUCCtJ.sful passages before across the forbidding Arctic wastes but all ha\ c been ln ve11sels of. shallow draft WhiCh were \ n able to carry wmthwhtle. eargoes The presrr t effort Is aimod at d scovl'rlng a ro 1le \\ h ch can be used regulatly du11ng v.mter by Amelican vetsels. W • • • • e HERE'S THE ROUTE - The three Coast Guard 11Jnp a1-e the B rat blc Btor!s ll.nd Bpar Their route will take them around Point Barrow Alaska. and aci'OBII the top of Canada into Beau. lool.r tort tee. Fnlm therfl they '>'ill head for Bi!lott AmvndNn atralt which preliminary explorations llue lndl tta.ted 11 the long 10ught paauge If successful the lhlpl willeaU Into Baffin hay roun4 the sou them shore of Greenland UK'Ough Davis strait and enter the No1th At• • e • --Pvt Thon as M K1meR son of \1r an \1r" Ke nno>th K mes who Antl•• Ctlfl • ff JOU'H drlvtnr a 19Sf: avteDu):' b I~ yo11o re Ln u antlq~~t. A car eaa be to labeled - aeeordinr ~ tii.Nriii!W of old auto• and to the laws of IIIOIC •tttea when ltJ 25 yean old. t Some1tatesgrtntapedalllet1'1atl w1th low feet to antiqu atrtomobll... •m:: I to~~u'~t::. =~i~n:.~ t 1 see you can &et OM...J./ I < .! I I I m .. • au .ICollection, Bob Th1erol! Horael• Carriqe Beloit. Kanu& Automo~ was attraelltvely decorated with sumn l'r flowers A basket dmner was .~~erved In the church dmmg room at noon and the ded ea!wn serv1ce was held Ill the afternoon A program was presented direct ed bv Rev Hurlt>y pastor of the c! uch Songs were present!! by t he church chuJr the Jumor rho1r and a group of smgers from Harmony Church G1fts ded1uted dunn!!' the st>rnce were cover for the pul ml cover for tbe worsh p tab le tv.o gohJeu candle sUcks a gold t cross and •wo eollet'twn platet; 1 D Herent groups presented thearticl es Jamps M Crump present ctl the eros as a memorlal to h1s grandmother Sarah Crump who wa:; one of !he ongm.al char t>r me }Jbers of the church and to hts father George Crump who was a mt!mber of the church for over s1xty yean HJstory Of the church was read b} Mrs Bermce Anderson teaeher m lht" Sunday School A large crowd atte ndee! lht> ser bllflll ahown to VJI&tors at ~ eoa• venience of the owner ,. Jame. Melton Autorama. g,..,.,. 1 Flo da. 0 d ·~ uxo, tl pen fVU'J •'T':/ I New Holland OhiO 11 a J'elt(ln grYt>n Gv~tr to ra1sm~ Poland-china bogs and wh1te Leghorn eb1rkens. I 1!1 s tat 01wd 1t Fnr t Jack son S C i" II ~ p e nd <I two wf'Pk ~ furlough h( r( wl lh h ~ parent.s R 1bert Sm1!h ~on of Mr and l\1rs w lltrr "m 1 1h ~ervmR m the UU(IJDRY ~av\ on 11 ~' a1r craft rarr1er sar I alo gp w IJ so n hf! dtscharged from s r\' ce Mra Hugo Juhhn ~ was called tn Po1nt Pleasan t Monday due lo the mexpeclPd Ieath of her hto SEJI.VICE ther m law s c \1. Ihelm M s Allee B Chapman len Sal • 'llie PrciJ Up l ~~·-· urr1a} for Boston to be the gues t - .,.... of Mr Otnd ~1r~> P::rul Hayden and Hllh. C..•ne4 md Slodrtcll dau ghter Pat Ia Mrs Chapman r e VIC~ ~ cenl ~ rf'tur nt>rl from 1.-o~ Angdcs 0 ()Ver 0 r!IO gatc;way ~ the v. her~ sl t' v s llf'fl relallves for a nu nher of months Muskm:::um Conservan<'y DIStrict Call 61...., Mr and Mrs Robert Mees and 113 cclebratmg •h sesqUlcentenm.a J N 2nd Awe HOME LAUNDRY CO• MW!II.._, J ;~e~a~r~:;;;;;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ famil} of Lancaster guests the pas! week OhiO of Mr were and Mrs James M('Kmght MrS' Hu go Juhlmg Mr and Mrs A K McClung and sons Keith and Juh1ng all ndt>d the last rites for S C Wtlh elm 1n Po nt Pleasant 1 I Thursday Mr~ Allee B Chapma n Mrs George McKmght and daughtt>r Sharon Rulh we re guests or Mr and M1s J M Cru mp Thllrsdav evemng 0 Nelli Qur!len W•lllam Fields Donald Rou s h and flrankhn F1elds were m C• ncJn at last weelt to attend a ball ga m~ Mrs Dtll Fields and c hildren ---- Under The New Management of Samuel 0 Parry I HOTEL MARTIN BAR I Dine, Drink aad Danee oa the bub of the beautiful Oblo Rl•er OPEN DAILY 700AM to200AM CONGRATULATIONS TO • • THREE YEARS IN 1808-R.oald Amundsen the notf!d N o n~egian explorer \\at the ftrat to traverse the Arctic He dld so m 1906 Jlls •hlp a ama.ll .~elllnz •loop the Gjoc took thru .yeart to pass from the Ar.r..nuc to the Pacific Amlc lee The mo~t t'eCent lhlp ~m~slng of the Arctic was ln 100• by the Canadian lcetreaker, Labratlor How Severed ever the route It took can only be ll!!!ed by Ice In Hl1tort breakers alld durinr mild winters Th.e latest aeareh {Of' a Northwest Pasaag-e Is tak ing place d Iring •the uverl!at lee conditions In the history ()f the Ar-cllc ()CP.an accordlnr to experta However Admiral WIll pred ctL't th tl beforE! winter the lhrH (\)ad Guard veasels wlllaall mto tile Allan ! c 8lld a ttarch of 400 yeafl will ha~t> come to an end - g 1\lr an.-1 ',Irs Ph !lip \\olpert ~lr ;~ n I M r~ G~:orge JJmf's an.} "on Br \1 e M~ Hugo J hi n,. \lr D A S1 th :~nd son Donald and Mr and \frs W T Slonr ly Ccuol Lon•-oio•l Womt11.1 Frtnel A41fiNKIJ I lantlc The purpose It to filld a navlrabJe route for MSTS ships \\'h.lch travel tG the Arctic each aummer to deliver supples to American installations on tbe Dlatant Early Warnlnr (OEWJ radar lme The 3 000 mile ayatem deatgned to warn of the app1 oach ot enemy planes wlll be fully operatiOnal ll'llt year Ninety six MSTS Ahlpl &lid varloua Coast Guard vessels v. ill be &alllnr the Arctic ()Cean thll .summer The ahlps are always In danger that a audden thlft in the polar Ice will block their return pusage to Alaaka lnd mai'O()rl them In the frlg d wastes A navl gable escape route" would enable them to eo ntlnue throug !t the eastern route where tbe lee normally dou not close ln until October l..ut summer Admiral Wlll ftew over &lo•t stra.Jt and bel eves that ls the Northweet P&l8afe that ex.plor era have be01;n seekmg 41own through Uie year&. 'tt Aboatd the thrllt ahlpl are nine expert cartographers A.nd a n oceano,lapber The nlne are Joh.n H ,Manken J Arth Lr Burger Joseph A Che. . man Calvin C Day Pe.er F U1ka Sam el A Johns.tol'l William L Lear Douglas J Jones and \\ Llh am F. Hart. The oceanographer It Ru•ell Mlchel The 10 will btl joined by Cmdr T K Trendv.ell the Navy a chief )Jydrographlc officer when the ships reach Belmt strait All the men are on the staff of the Na'Y Hydrograplllc orr.ce Notice ts hereby gae n that a JOint appllcat on has b~en flied by the General Telephone Co of Ohio the Commonwealth Telephone Co of Oh1o and the Citlzens. Tele The oldest PoUah CathoUc par phone Co of Coo1vllle Ohlo dock eted a11 P U C 0 Case No 27113 ish in the State of Ohio ls located md1catmg the•r Wllhnp;nes~ and 11.t Berea Oh~o seekmg ~mt horlty lo mcorporate w1thm the1r opentlng terr1tor1es The tallest bmldtnv; in the State Terntory preVJ(lugly known as of Oh1o 111 the Terminal Tower at Rock Sprmgs Dyesv1 1le Dexter C1eveland Rutland Harnsonvlllc Dai'Wln ___,.. __ Danvlllc SumnCT Bashan and Dor cas Mutual Telephon e Exchanges •400 Monthly Spare Time 1ft Me1gs Co 1nly Ohio and to file Refllllng and coUecttng money from ou.r five eent Hllh Grade appropriate reused Tariff sheets Nut machines tQ this area No and BGundary Maps The Comtnu Selling' To q,ualify for worlr you Slon has scheduled and assigned must have car references, $640 satd JOlftt apphcat10n for P11bltc cuh ~et.'U.n!d by inMnto11' De Hearing on Tuesday Aug 20 19!57 votint 8 bourt a weet to bust at 2 p m E S T nt t he offlces neas your end on percentaee of the CommlsSIOI'I. 65 South Front collectiOn$ will net up to $400 Street Ohio Departments BUlld PlOnth)y With Very good OOSSI blbtters of ta1dng oVer tun t•mf' Columbus OhiO Income increashd: aceordmgly The Pubhc Ullllttes Comm1s For Interview. iDClude _phone ln IliOn or OhiO application WTJte All State Dis By W E Herron Secretary trlbutlng Co 505 Fifth Avenuf! (8) 5 ttc New York 17 l'f V ---- Goal of S ;rc }lr and Mrs :'~lorman Wt>m \tr an( Mr s Errul Kn ght Mr an I Mr.:; 0 IIf' Rous h Mr and Mr" 1\lr n n 1 \f rs J 1 1 1 St 3 ltu1 encutto Jr and Mr A K :lfC' l'lnn g a I so ns Kc- th <.~nd JuhJ Tips on Tourina Don'teonfutt"•ntfi(Q"eara 1 "Ciaulc" cart. Tht latter ~ luxury modela that were tul'MII 6ut durmc the ao-ealled ""Golclta A . .1 " of the Automobile"- that la, bttween 1925 and 19'2 Tht Claale Car owner calls hirDMlf a Clcc111f. nsf he loob on bit ear u a lTIIIIml oftranaportatlon-notu•m'U11111l Pit« 4 I Aa for mUHuma, hen are tome I apoU wher. you can see ~~ automob1les Long bland Automotive Kueum. 1 Southampton L. I .. N Y Dailr. June through SeptemW _..; Thom n Produeta Aatd IIa~ peo ,_., ~eum Cle....-eland. Ohio. 0 pn uauJ'. for the ded•c.slwn tbe church .. ,~h"",:!. FOoperdnlld~Jum, Darbom._.. I tiful mork1de lr1mtone 1n llde Blue lind leather white two AU Makes 8Dd Mod•ll One owner Btaettnar s Porn~ ro): 0 8-2.1) C AUTO SALES 19~ Olds Super 88 Hard 1 op $2 495 Power Stcertng and furmshed s leeping room Close m brakes Hydramatlc dr1ve.. A town 127 Butternut 8 3 12tc mce automobile BlaeHnar 11 Pomeroy 0 8 2 6tr 1955 Mt:!reury 2 dr Ha rdtop &arnes-S m()IJOn lll8urance Agency $1 495 Merrury o nat1c Ong1 Apartment I n rurn shed S~t D I Middleport F re AutJomobJI-e. nal bl<.~ck r ms h l1ke new Very St Pomeroy Adult s o h Bonds Phont 4)315-X 1-2tHI attracllve car w1th lots of Fl'ank F'ug~tP" J hone 440 \I t:!hrome on spa1khng b la ck f COMPLETE Jnsurance Protectlora 730-61c ish Dual @Xhausts Blaettnar s Life, Autc Fire Pollo Call Dor Pomeroy 0 '"8 2 6tc 11 1 0_h.;; 'LZ3 Chrysler Vll 4 dr Sedan l r_"'M.•IIs;;;;;;M;..;...' $895 A quahty t.'!ar m good M.U WAIW For B.enl - Extension Ladder» ~dltiOn at a low pr•ce Blaet Srafiold Marda. Drop C lotb1 tnat's Pomcro~ 0 8 2.6tc Cllnto~ Fl~her, Middleport lett .Bulck VB Centun '2 ~9fi Phone 6265-X 11 1 tf 2 dr Hatd Top Trade ut f on one Df our ::~all~f t e d Bt11ck rare . . 1..-C.... ful owner A wo1 dl!rtul bu) (17) 115 I ......... II. ~- II Bltettnar li Pomc• oy 0 Pomeroy Ohl~t 8 2-6tc Reliable M~1 ed M11n Age 23 35 On Rt 33 C•ll Wm G.,_.., 19M Chevrolets as low as $995 for Heta1l Bread Rou te $60 a l.ock Sprint~~ We have four that spa1 kle hke week guarantee for f vc day new W1th and \~ tlhout power week plus bonus Apply N1ckle s gllde-210 s and Bela ~res Baker) 806 W Mam anytrme Blaettnar s Pom~ro> 0 8 2 6!r aftcr5pm 853t.c (8bl Auto.Serv1ces '' <~ rll l.! t 11 1 R ( E! DEDICATION SERVICES \lr anrl \ Irs J ameB M"cKn ~ h \!r un J 'il r~ f n 1 Kn g ht M Mr an I Mrs Jame• M Crump an<l \lr ~ AI htr Wa}l a nd !\'lr John Reltmre and Rodger Y..arth a t1 ~1 r ( ha1lcs Smith Mr :u d attended th e- ded1catron servLce\lrs 1 \\ ( hbs Mrs 1 H Sm 1 held at th{' Beech IIJII Church on Jr Sh1 In an1! J h m 1 \fr a1 1 Houte 17 nmt> m1les u., from Hen \fl~ ( f'O , r A. \hKn1 ~ ht a1 J d(r!IOn Rt ll.e 'l lr ~ nd ~~n ( r orgl" ( The- BN>rh HJII ~!ethodul f hurth \kK n g ht S h:~ron Kulh anrl Tt Ls one"-~ 1he olde111 churl"ht>s 111 the m 1e ~1r a1 d Mrs Georg e Jamt Kanawha Vallt'Y Jt was built n an 1 R 11 p ~lr and Mrs Rutle 1860 and ded1cated by the Rf"\ Kmght Carroll and Skipp~ ~~ §SNI Samuel Kell) The Soc1t>ty had an r r a( t Kn g hl E!-t h r '' ( Kn• g:hl ex1rtance before the erection of 1 o s An c 1ub \\ lm ::r lltrmen( the Church the Ae v RLc hard m d \-l orn ;n J ohn.\ On Harn Clougton havmy orgam:.:ed 1t 11 l bb.~ Ho w~ d P ll rktr 1 £-O G•bh~ 11858 w1th Itt~ followmg people as J) l)fLn le c &bb~ ll.h ;~n 1 \1 ~ W T rharter members William White S head Thom .. s Maupm \1ahnda I t o n~ Whitehead Emil) H1ll N L Vaught Saratt Miller J H M1ller MRS W t STONE and WLfr Mary McCulloch Sarah I ENTERTAINS SEWING CLUB Crump and France• Ealltham At \lc nl>+.' 1 ~ or the Bend St-wu.., lhl' me of the format JOn of lhe f ]1 b tt ~ r u~ band~ and se\Hrtl eh urch a Sunday School was or " 1 1 \~ ga nt:red wh•ch ~uu exutJJ Wrlham 1 1 nlr.-ta 1 d .,., 11 h ~ 1t 1 11 r ~upJH'l' :~ I thf' home or Mr Whltt"head was the first superm ami Mr s w r Stone Tueod:n tend~nt Many promment early people of t he Kanawha Vallt>) are evenmg hr P l'l lt' ~upppr w .. s buned In th~ church cf!metery Jn ~ervt> 1 at s x ll lrty 0 ciO( k En clud1ng two gr~mddaughters of IO\Ing the ocC' ::tS IOl were )lr and ( aptam WLIItam Arbuckle who Mr ~ t! o u r J Andre \lis ()[ Nc.... \I, li S tht' fir st white man 10 come York C11' formN rt>sH:IPnt s nf down the Kanawha Valle} Cap 'l v tl>tllf' tl) were g uf'sh for {ht \ n rg tr a d ~~~ s Jlo d lam Arbuckle was m ('barge of Fort Randolph at Pomt Pleasant Ro 1sI1 'lr 11n I Mr Hf' man when Chief Cornstalk was killed ~ WE BUY SUMMERS & SON I ( 11 n'IIUCTURAL I II!AMI Wr tte or phon e for Phooe 2.! y, 11 <~ n Kt: lly \1 IJ avrd an d Kathy ~p e nt S u da; Mr and Mn IJa vr F' l' l!ls ln New H.a\ en Mr and Mrs Jaml"s McKm ghl a• d hou.!M! guest s Mr and '-Irs Rolwrt Mt>l' ~ and fam ily and \Irs J H Sm1h" Sr wert> g: ue!lt s o f Mr a nd Mn Geor&e Mc Kn1g hl New Have n retently Mn He nr) Jenkms }l! u Bd l Fields and ~1s11 8c!l.li tt' Jt>nlum wPr~ Pomt>roy shoppers Mond J<y Sharon Ruth MeKrughl o( Nl'W H:nen IS vuuhng hN grandparPnl ~ \fr a n d Mr ~ James ~cK11 ~ hll hs we e k Iv. th I Wyatt Earp Netghbors MoYte Matinee Amertcan Bandstand 10 00 ment 1 ~ w 11 ~lr v. 11 111n :0.1r K.n ght ~ ~ ~ F l ;w h('! ) C.reusi>t: r 1 I I GRUESER BLOCK CO. MEN WOMEN and COUPLES to tram for MOTEL MANAqE ven Orchard New Haven Phone MENT anc:l OPERATION Only TU2<1688 729tf Matured "111 be consic:lered Age 25 to 59'Write NA1IONAL MO Layton Gnll House reg1sterod TF.L TRAINING INC The Datly Boston Tem er puppies 1~ Sentmel 801: 868A Pomeroy 0 Ton Ford Truck ik pr1ce 1954 8 5 3tp Ford D1rt Cheap 1953 Dodge cheap Phone TU 29400 New Haven 7 3Q..6tc 1 l~ I 30 3 00 B 30 I I I "'Build BetMr For Lt.... Can l>e bought fo1 small de pos1t and take over pay (8) Auto Sales For TUESDDAY CHANNEL 18 8 5 6lc • CONCRETE BLOCKS See it at Zerkle Transfer Co. =-:-------- Method1•t Group Ent•rt•med V. I Sto ne wb host el!! F 1 l~; t nm ~ t o the Annu a p1c r 1 I adl< s B hle d a ~s of !1 If rcl \Il l) d st l hurch 1t l l ~band ~ at her ho me '\ 1 c1 ( supJ)<' r was sened at s x o ( II"M k !loy, n ~ t h e ~>U J.IJl r I tlu 1 :~ d 1 s 1 1•1 a t r 1 r t u s nt's..~ 1 nH 1'1 , g n ( har gt of the 1 r(' s t <fe1 t \i n J "!'S \l cKn ~o: ht AI :.0 r~ In the Old '{ ss on Ct metery at Upper Sand sky ohw 1s a head stone bearwg the dale of Feb rua11 31s 1869 SPINET PIANO! 16) Lost & Found Phone Channel13 :u'2 1 ...., Furniture Middleport, Ohio • 29 tl 8 55 Local News 11:50 n. m. Writer I 7 7 00 ly HUMAN N. IUNDIIIN, 11.1. ami all lbcat up I .. .... DEVELOPMENT of three •new u well u m1tanomu and lymph · Beardea being anpelaaant, thl1 1 drup deJtlned to btneft.t man .. om11 lntludlna Hod.1klna d1Ma11e mtt>rferca w1th work and e\'i!a ~dIn three dlfterent wt.yl, eom .. J:arller ttudlel produced exeelhapp ncaa Prople overcome bJ prl.set this month 1 report on lent results In eaaea of lymphoperpetual laes1tude blame tt on medtcal advanc:ea. and monocytic leukemia ovcrworll but thia isn't alwaye tho aft!lwe r Many people wo!'( l!treptovarlcln. a new t.ntlml- While we cannot rev;ard this hard and yet do not seem to be arobtal aaent 11vea promtH ~r new drua u a cure for cancer lt e&AI Iy :lah&"ucd The an1wer It belni or l'&lue 1n tbe Ueatln,nt doe1 oJler promlae u an adJunct that the11e people are 'f\L.. ..., ,. or tuberculolll. The dflll II It- to caneer therapy 1 The tJuman body 1 enerfl hp rlved fromafunpa StreptoMJGN P..s..I'J1"•v Dnlq P> be contmually restored 1u~b :r'ctabUll, :found In the near Anew p!Un-kWinl drua one or itestorat1on doe~ not take place. there II lack of power and vitalallu. Tuu. thefuteR-aetmrtmown was re1 ity The pr nc1pal meant of .,.. O ... Atalul Tl naled. rtaentl7 &t an Amenean enervat ng the bodf i1 throueb Docton who hue tudted. the Cbem1e&l locletJ meettns. The 1 1 the eatmr ot a weij..balanced die&; drur report It 11 aetiYe apinlt a Dew compound llai}'Ilthetle proand au fficlent aleep and relua. wide w.rtetJ or Metedl aDd 11 dact a.nc1 In teatl on anlmals rt· 1t on The human body requir._ l many food ~omponenu and tbe1e ..,pe.rt1oularl78Uit1na: .. wlwl ua.4 Untd paln ln 10 minutes •• com<Cannot come from •ny ont partie.. II&IN' U\t tuberculoail prm. pared wit.b Ule U mtnu~a requtr .. ular food A well b&lancM !liet ~ llqltrl.11tnlo with mlctlndlcolo od li3' morpblnt one which Include• fruit., ve,_. It I; espeetalb' effective tor treat- Ltlr:e morphine thlt new dfu1 t!W!Ies erra ch~ milk, meat,. lniJ tuberculoata when UBI!Id In belonp to a family known as and, whole wheat produc;;,ta. Sleep conjunetlon with the drQC laont- tm&llt&ICI-&genta which ease atrec!b overnlcht repair and 8 to pld. Althoqb only half u acUvel»aln without eau1tnr the pathmt 8 houre &re uecesur)', dependlnt upon the 1nd1v1dual • U laonlUld WhtD Ultd ~one loae COJliCIOUIDtSI The bra1n and nervou1 -retem il nevertbeleaa about ten timet The new an&lgelle alao b reaH imfaued ll there Ia aD undue u actlvt u ttreptom1 etn and ported to h1.Ve a lonr-lutlnl amoun of worry or nervoua ten-. about 100 ttm• u active u para.. etrett. tlon Good d~t and sleep etnno&; amlnoaalteyllc acid QU!II'IIOJI AIID .AIIIW!I brmr full VIt-ality it the nervu, Wasbt«lrton pathol•tJ re- P W I have been bothered for wh11'h brneh rrom the apmal port that the tnUIIt.ard derlY&tlve rears wttb pruulftnl hand& can eord throu1h openmp between tbt vetlebrae, •re irrttated t., ThloTJ:PA (cq) 11 one of tllt beat you adY1ae me wbat to do? prcuurt' interft>renc. w1tl!. the an-around drup yet; tcurut tor AnJwtr EJ:ceatTe aweatlne ot ftow of t'he nerVe tore. can brint( trea:ttq certal.n caneen and. leu- the palma may be an lndleatlon 1 a teehnr ot Uredness Clairopraotemtu. af 1omt 1tneral dl10rder aueb u tte tuabnent.. bJ resLorlftl no"' Growlb Jm--•...o 111> tnfeoi!OI\ or p>thopa "'n dlf .. mal neJIW:e tunoetlon, anabliila the _..... ftculll' Will>. 1111 Ul)>roiG IIAnd II\ bod7 to reallltly ac.jnat to the Growth pf tumora wu .aoUn· man, oaau, it 11 a; locaUied conhurr7 and worry of Uli• hlwb &blJ lmDtded rJter JlPP)1oataon dltion. tbt c.aua tot wblcb can.. preesure a~t: At n!!laution ot ThiOTIPA bl mort DOt; be d.ete:rm.lned turha a rood nJcht t aleep Ia tolJ I The Daily Sentinel - On Your Radio Dial Three New Drugs Found To Aid War On Disease .aou I)' Oh iO art lt liif l!r:l t td Ct,II.IOlllld Of!tw011l of 10 roo u s 1 1 8 d ff r e-nt lrvfl!! the deep!'!~! hf'tn.: 165 1 feet below lht ~ mfu rl One 1 f til fc ~ sk r 1 1 1s and tobogg an J les n Oh o ·~ Inc 1 ed al t!le Akron Mct1o p1 11 1 P r k 11 mllf' S nor th fro n ll c cr ll t: t of town Hoi crt I (,urdner !V•m tl~o n o f Mr and M ~ Phil Wlll e~ •m10 n )fe clan Ci'.l hna been named on t he tmd Altunchurn touc hed If the [ A huuo1 I ~t 11 thtl (.ulle~e :ll Arts lsqualJble when he ICIHI Ill a mag:a and Sc ences at OhiO Statt! Um11er zwe art1cle last week t1 at the Sll} co lumbus dunr g thf" Spnnw Jueen s speaktng sty\@ t5 frankly q t arltr a paln In the neck Futh.ermore he sa1Ll It glveg he r th e personality of a pnggl!!h ! PLAN CHJCKI!N DINNER s(hoolg lrl caplam ol ~ hockey A f1 e nd chicken dllln l' l will be team or a rett>nt eun lldah lur !lt L\ t>d ul th e Se~IJ~I.mry Sc hool on conflrmat1011 f r1day AUi:USI 9 f10m ~ 30 to 7 p m by the Hcx:k Sprm~ Metho He added new fuel to tht" fll t> d st ( hurch fhe prOC'l't<ls will be Sunda)o wh('n he swung hls broad placed tn the Hulld••l! l< und Tic sword a! tile Queens en tou1age kets are avall~;~ble from I he me m an d sa1d many or tlle co urll t!r~ bers or at the door ue a ~ec ond rate lot lack mil g umptiOn and rmaglnatton OIS TO MEET The Earl of Strathmore a cous Pomeroy chapter IEI6 OES wlll In of the Queen wu one of the meet 111 rc)[ular session at the flt'!t to strike back Maaontc Temple 1 u~s lay at 7 45 If I had a 11un I wGuld shoot thta Altrmcham myself he said P m A similar comment came ft om NEW ARRIVAL lhe Duke of Argyll hereditary Mr an d Mr~ { :.~ory Bane (Shirley maqster of the queen 1 househOld JCJ'tlc lmtt riO oo N S!( Ci}l](' til ~..&.!.::.::=.ale ltln\ IJ rk V.o ~ DaHl on l M kt Sl'nCCH (n Htn ~ u S1m ca Coun ln advance at The D1lly Stnll.nel oUice Sh ( 1 I n r~<~ -- --- L I 1 hs t I ll! } 1 I J hr n1e \\ 1le::~ Dnnny Jn at t It 111 t Rrlenour • • nurl II II The words God Save Qu<'en s SPJea~mg s:tyle 1.a frankly f mt high !ellen on the wu!l or AI tnntham s ance~t1111 h on c u d lh t wor tl our was umlcrl 1 I i l n ly ON HONOR LIST I I • A!~o I Our It It S nday fo !I BIG PI NEY IS COLD Nl V\ YUHK l I ( o !de ~ lol I! 1hc 1 at on th :; n ( t 1 t g V.iJ Rig Pt '\\ VO Y.h le 1hl m (U I flPt o 35 Gegl( II l S \halh~l Blrtjl 1h h1 gl ~ uI g II 1 I y w ~ 113 N~t dh l f Monday \ h(' wef'k (' nd g ut ~ t of t• hs AI t' t P' sh(' r Ro 1 l( 111 Llma n who has s11e 1t tht scm nt>r Y.l t h rc! atl\ ts Cla r k. Jh \e <~ nd fa nul J lcl1 for his ho me 1 Bt>llefonlatne 1hhrsda) Ch c~ t l.' r V n Me ie r has rece ntl y pu rch a!e d a new automo bllt> M cha£'1 P alty and NichoLas ch ldr(' of \1r an d Mrs J ohn lh\e h Ill' be en ~ u f fe rmg wrt h G('rman mla '> les thC' p :~.s t Wf!"l'k b 1 arc bt l ter at prto>se t 1 aw1c 1~ Hose h:.u f1n s hed parn!1ng e Mornmg St ar Chu rch H(' wa s a led b~ Eldon Kraeutt 1 and !hey al so a1 e doll g some r~'+ pa II WOI k ~frs Vc1na Rose s hopped 111 I ark~rsburg one day last v.cck I Hetdqv.rt.n for TUISDAY CHANNEL I '1 0:. Jimmle Dean 7 30 Boaton Blacllie 8 00 Captam Kangaroo e: 45 CBS News_ I I I -~""=""=""="""....""=""':0:""'-._..-"i'!l!'l"FII'f1:f"":~~~~~~~~~ GRA Y lrtA OR SALES an rvJce.. R A Fmltw f, _ _ __::.___ - - - - "-lhun St Pomeroy 7 24-21 HAM SHOOT at Rn} FreckP.r ~ Farm Ba~han Road Sund 1 L v r ~ room co uch bed $8 00 4lh of Augus t l 00 Ill Dar \jo CaLl alt<'r 5 P M Btll J;u nbs Sponsorpd by MoOS\! Lodge Metnhart s (";rocery Mo 1k v ~l3tc R1n 8-! Jp ltm•"lnite Lugg.J.ge - Lane Cedar l:ht'ats - LAU Window FansFI'Igldatre Refrigerators WCHS-TV Channell I Daily Sentmel Day Book Klt.UfiR OrttftWieh Vlllap 1 wonderful hOne t~laylnr mrtd ,lewtltr hu been btaunr ancl h&mmerln&- rlllJI and o• nament! !or .ueb IOUl.t U Burreu Mertdlth Sono Osato Henry Mo1gan uml Cbarlu Lallfl'lon lately Moraan, hanrtnr around the 1tuJio has t!\1 ltc!h lO btcoma an amateur jewelery maker and Sam t'i!po ll that 'cuttomera often taka to their heela when they hear hit! ln•ults 1 ft ll l'ood to report that IO\'ely Shirl Conway ao tenlbly mh1 usl!d on Ut lid CIHar televlaloft tbow 11 back In the theatet whe 1e aile 1 M1oqt llhl • dolnr Plol11 and I'GILl:JI her big hit at the St Loul• Mun.lclpll Optra and tlltwbere thlt 11ummer Hu It been tG ,..,. Jlhee Btrt l.ahr now In Hot~l Paro.dito ftnt hlt B 10 adway 1 I It bu. He hu spread much pur• theatri cal rold before us tince thtl \ ~ I love him in 8PlTIC ot H'GIIIHg Jor Oodtt ,. i'\IDI" .. 1 A 6:'1:15 'J 00 '1 30 8 00 8 30 9 00 I PHONE 398 6 35 Sports Eye HARTFORD Iv. as WANT ADS 12 ~Current FROM EAST AFRICA M s11 E H I) n K1 ng of l olu mbus FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE BI!SULT!i 1 oo M)' Little llaraJC 1 30 Bride and Groom 3 00 Queeft For A Day s 45 Modern Rorn~nct'• 4 00 Comedv Ttmt 4 30 MovieUme 5 30 Popeye Present§ 6 00 Spinach Play bouse 6 30 Weatherr:ast Arthur Murray Party 8 30 900 9 30 Morning Star 11 SO Jt CouLd Be You 12 00 Tex ~Jinx \\ dthercast Sports Eye NBC News Char it>~ t arrf"ll Sho ... Wells Fargo lwentvOie I Blt'dland openlllJ I loathe vocal eroupl but ho.d to aJmlt that Hke thl detlf'J'flnt commercial on televlalon they a/mo'l m nda dlkh Walhlq a pltuure They re a bright and yoL ng CaHroru! n to tiOn e who .uem to be the cre me de ro creme of t hell t\eld oml whu~e ht:.: tllftl ltranrementa rangt fl'om Blu.ck /J lilt> Cdor t 1 My 1 Lout t Hair to blllnf beautifully vlctou-. parodtu or otl er q at l~ t!l 'l"Vltwtra may remember them (t'Om the Roa!e Clooney ahOY. Anal muat tor Manhattanoph!lea 11 the Ntw York c 1ty GlLIL •nd Almanac & Yolume Which Ia full of lmpiUa!ve d&tll Inc ! 1tllng faetJ an IYPIIea. parade. crk:ket ftelda people who live Jn ho 1se lloall In New York and whera Moalemt wouhlp In thla odd city Mlu l:arth& KUt flrl adreta lteered me to a m!nlatLu a gold lnlnt tht other nlrht- an unpretenttou1 dark little Third ave nue aalooa called the Afrlnn Room. where the decor and atmosphete aN Plt\ldO·JUR&It but whtre the dancing e.nd tlnrtnr entu t Bin mtnt, Yloltntly authentic are at exCiting u an:ythinr In New York 8tttlq Ia Leone • the other nlrbt with aome people who we1e .._..C&tlq; tM l&n\OUI old reataurllllll Btau Jatnu RooJn af ter the rnovle ot the tame name I waa overwhelmed with MlllaiJ!c longin g tor .flmmy Walklr, the fUm • aubject Bob Hope- who a aU I! hal 1 to Jooll on U oU..r than Bob Hope-did a akllltul enouih job In the elnema to m&kt me wiah Jimm,y ttlll waa brlrhten!nJ th e Mu th ut . . . . ODe ~ MO\letlme Popeye Presents News Ptrture Supe1 n,an <30 530 CHANNEL l ::,411 On Today Romper Room fhe Prlct~ 1s Rliht Truth or Comequenret Tk: rae Dougb. ~ I aat tbrourb tllree- count em-ahows given by the - Qu ~en for a Day Mtx!ern Romane.,.a Comedy 'nme 400 F.W YORK-Thine• one New Yorker thinks • "- - 300 112 00 ..,ftDE'8 & nR8T TIME FOR EVERVTJIJN(] The other nlgJLt •.ur Matinee Tbeater I 3U 3 45 Closs Meetinq Is Held On Fndoy lblnlu about MID Betty Bel!: the eternally youU fL I leelf art expert wbd a year ~~.nd a hair ago tho Lght 1bt aavt up worklnr when she mart eU $20 m I JIOh In the torm of Canad1an oilm ln f 1 ank McMahon l&t back and regarded her t andsome loel tbou(httully The t rouble v.Llh lvlng In New York, •he aald 11 tflat you don t ('(>ally appreciate 1t You go along i'l'om Oay to day a nd take everythlnl' for granted- and Ll .s only Wh\' n you move away, that you 1ea.112e hm~ v.:c.ndr11u1 It lt. Milia B apetkJ wit n authOJity .sl e nuw IH Kta tloned In Calrary t he Btamtlet le place In Canada where the temperatUJe h t!l 4."1 te!ow In win let N Y ft •rill and 200 000 peraona l!ve a nd WOI k m U e .11hadow of rmov.: capped mo nlalM Sh~: an I F ran i{ w) o 11 wond~r/ld engaged In completing a $180 mlllon ga11 pipe line trom Tex.u to Canada apend about four months o! the year In New York lunt hl.nf at Twenty One going to the race11 at Be lmont etc an-:1. they lon It They love Calgary too I ve known Betty for years and yean ~lnce the I y!l when she wu wrHin& a teen are column appearing on tel vision t rn ng o t ma&uine artidea and booka and was 1tartled to Jeam sl c lsn t completely dlvor;ced from th.e fteld • All that lp&dework abe aaya Ia paying off now I ve "'Ol tt tiM cat ltathcret 11peclaltles on the market and t~o o n thnt the teen ...1tr1 al'tL b uying In rea.l great fas hion She g 1lnned r g f'Ss 1 eouiJn t (tvt up wori coll'lpletely- evcf\ with m} new Hltle \.!at y u.o take up my time ' I uked her what It waa like to be married to the ru~::r~d t :. tro. Vertlve Frank McMahon who wa.nteJ to lly Mantova.n .11 01cl est! a from Enrland for hla da.ughter • weddlnr a cotJple of iletH!Oni'l aflu Mlu B amlled bllufully He a a rnl man • she 1n d Yt 1 !mow 1 mutt admit lt W&t hard to And one like that aroun.1 New Y01k IC!tnt ' 00 ou 12 30 I 00 rcttrcme n t tJIOgram s N tan ) 30 !Julh ur Con sequenee1 1lc Tac Dough It Cuuld Be You 1ex &: Jinx Current M) Lnt!e Mar,le Bride and Groom I. 00 lmuU s 6 ~5 7 00 9 00 l() 00 10 30 11 00 Hom 1 ~ • Roo u• 1 hf' PrH t' Is Rig ht I IUJ U IHappy Harvesters BY MEL HEIMER I Qda~ I ru ll TUESDAY Sll N ON 700 :1nd ba nk a ctou nt ~ In 1955 \\.h Pn more peoplt: bou6 h1 mor t goo ds on ftme th an ever be fore the\ sa wd (: veu more than th e \ had 111 195 1 01 1952 ~hl n they bought less In 1956 a still greater numbber added to th t 11 sa vings e v Pn thou gh the~ 'I' ere also ' P p a v 1 n g a r ecord number of dollars on ln!llalnH•nt dl hl - sorm $37 1 billion The use of m stalmt nt ( t Pd1t todav ts ~ s1gn of progress Just as busmr ssm m or a {ot poratiOn uses busmrs u edl! to expand oper atwns so the averagP Amerrran famtly be11er s 1ts hvmg condttron s and nnprovr s ti s lman r tal l J>OSit JOn w1th ron sunH 1 n st alment uetllt my new york },:..., llolt)EFir.tfm..Y' • ~ bt tll " >t l t n ca Jlt a l asstt m r s t to n ;,umtr:-; a r~ J! o s \. lll g ano lh r 1 p1 o C'ntics of In stalment c E-d1t are conv m( ul that tlme buymg Indicates an inabtlt v to savt - that users of mstalment credtt a1e makm g thrift Un American But tn the WOI ds of tlu popular old song It am t necessanly so' Actually time buytng can be and usually IS a form of savmg a budgeted saving that builds capital assets from cu r rent mcome People Y.hO buy on time are not spendthnfts They are not Uvmg beyond then ml'ans Most of them are paymg and savmg concurrently Buying goods to Improve llvmg cond ttJons 1s JUSt one half of the consu mers goa l the ~"\: • ~MAY BE H'EQ"t \ TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channel 3 11 JJJ (t rtt ment l b~~~ THE GERM CARRIER --- Cr~itBureauHere WoulcLSttm ulate Buymg, Also CHESTER METHODIST CHURCH CHESTER OHIO j I On the selection of the Baldwin Organ for their Church In 1910 Warren Ohto became the JlY m the country to msta ll Mazaa tungsten hgbts on at s 11reets first - New Furniturt FOR $299.00 BAKER "FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE" FURNITURE 1111 The Brlgnteol Cornet IB llllddloporl PHONE 22 JACKSON, OHIO �~DilllySendnel, PomeroyM•ddleport, 0 Aug 5 1957 Sav1no, Says Araument df Business World Experts or The deternunahon the Pomeroy Cham ber O( Commerce lO probe mto the possJbiht li!!l Of haVIng a ftrst rate credtt bureau m th b area has great ment Especiall y 1f effo1ts 11 this regard bear frUJt ThereareargumentsagamstanU f o r 1n ~tJl Jment bu}mg which a aedtt bu1eau would shmulate Follo\\.mg IS the 'usmess w or l d~ feeling m the matter Installment bu vtn g says business Js not bad mdeed 11 Is a fo r 111 of savmg Do you agre-e ? Here IS th e <.~ other hal( IS b u il ding a backlog of hq tlld as su s Most peop e tt l<t\ :JJt dmng bot h f anul 1es sa\€ <~ 1 1 w n of 1 llO mt' tn til e p urc has(: o( d u ablt- g ud~ t\\hilt' autom0b ll cs h 1use :-; and m J ' :.1 pp h:.~ l tt s ratse hvm g sta ndard s tt Jt ) Jbo I \l a.,dtfi nll (a~ h ma l kl't \ J iut And J t UH " Hllf' t m t lim ; puillUI po gu t 10 r In s u r h thr rgs <.~s gover nm t: nl :-; lo<: k s hfe m ..: ur a He ~ MONDAY )-=~~ d55 ' ...____..-- . oo oo I INFLATIOfoltll("?\ 545 "00 6 30 PR!(fS· w.'I(.;"FS "" 0 45 I 1 on 7 30 600 nat~< ur Hour Soldiers o f Fortune 10 00 Blondie 9 30 10 00 10 30 News Her.tlllnecr N!lev.atcb fomght 10 30 10 30 10 40 12 00 1 OQ NBC News Festlv.al of Star~ P1nfe Meet McGraw Summer Playhouse Nat K.n~: Cole Sho" 0 Henry Playhouse AM an Called X N'"w!l Headllnea Nitewatch TonJt,ht ~IGN OFF RATES 2 cuts pe,• Yford one I.Gi:rtloa Mlnlmam. ehar&e MJc ---4. enu per worrl for three con~~eeutive inaertiolll SpeciAJ - One mort.h tor 2:1 cent& per word Full rate of 2 eenta per word will be charged for advertialnl lf oot p.afd for betore the 15tn ot eaeb month tollowm&" lnserhon Errer'l in AdvertieinK-Sbould be rt>ported lmmedtately The D•liJ Sentinel 91111 not be responstble for mo11e than one lncor ffl('( inserUon Card ot Thanks and Speelal Notices of Eventa $1 00 Obituariet pubUsbed at 1 rent per word. -(1) N ---ohces I s. . • • 1 homas) Pomt Pleasant ha11e an nounced tht" blrth of an e1 g h1 pound ten ounce son Gregory 1hom~ wbo was born I tll~day July 30 al )Jolzer Hospital Grand pareut s are Pa ul 1 hom.as -M1ddl c TENT ME&TING Thrrl" Is an old h.s hwned lrnl port Mrs E~ther V Thomas Pt meeting In progr l!!iS near the Pleasant an n Mr az tl Mrs M 1 Rutland Mli~lOn Se l vJees racn ns Bane GHihpo\1s evf'n n~,: at 7 45 F v1 yone ~~ wd rO( m Queen's Critic It I REVIVAL ANNOUNCED ( Maxto M I I A e k I S Blast ed By I I \1 Cll All': a to nt thll I Cutl pel Ito Nu 24 flUl oj ' ) n Brt't•'sh Publi'c 1, , 1 "" huu 1 p z , uwor It d I us It Mrs ""'' r ~I s "" c Inc r e v1 al ts nn u 1 1111 Hiland on le t>roy Evan gt ll ~ t r~ Jl ('v E~en 1 Allrmn Spf'l'lal s n~1ng C'a 1o LONDON UP - Co mmo nersnl.l!ht by the All m:m family Ito 1 bluebloods and Bnllsh newl'ipapers Mr-\1lh r P::r to1 s Rev F.d1 so1 blasted :n yfar old Lord A ! w~avcr tnncham today ror cr tlc lzmg th~ Queens Engl sh T vo peer s su g GO ON VACATION Mr llll I :\Irs John Md\ crl1:1 e gested he be shot Sl f'~ r o ur t B1rthdoy Party Honored Moster Stev1e Spauldtng >\ I Da> Lon for a wtt k s vacat on w th tha IaUer Hi LO! nl th• • • I . PICNIC ANNOUNCED Tbe L•lllt"r Jnr tan farm nl Galhpolb& ~erry W \ a will b1 the liCene Of the U~IIIUal jllcnll' M!!lill < ounll H•lstell\ Club wllu h hu• lll1JL st\ ftr Satutdll) AUfiJINI 3 A b&u ktl dlllnf'r will Lie held .111 noon ol thl! the on rurth 1 d I 11,11. ( I !'~ l cfl 0HEALTH II n rue I r'\or lh Stmchtr r mn) ROll lie J) 11 dt Srhnlfcr t Debl lJ F. b ~ L ~l J,I\Ih HINTS l)r Or Mett.r- 0 Sc.•Je~~.o ,,.._. ~ Noti•MI Chlroprltdk ... ...._ Loalng That Tlrecl f"llnt 1 Some JWOple alwaya :tee! Ured i.J)) I d L d faml]} OhiO IS k 10\111 f ! ItS The LaChoy Lhlnese Foods com ubhaaes an I mf'IOI ~ L\ s sr r L\\ pany of Archbold Ohio produces berrlcl a nd cherrl1 ~ Its m II IlK mote Chmesr food s than anywhere cannlnll and rutlt ry n e~k it IIIVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA RICHARD I. OWIN - GINIIIAL MANAGIR RIYNOI.D I GRIINI - IDITOR CMittr L Tunehltl &tiff WriMr, &port. ldltor N.Uoau adnttialnl te_Rr...ntatlv,!_, BotUDeiU l.illtbt.U IDe.. Mob -., Ntw YoM City 10. N I. " U llfOnd clua IUU.inl m&fttll f. the poat ortlce at Pum vlllo. l!llboell~ nw 0.Ji'1f!ry by ~arrter where •va1labl1 80 cent• pe1 I I Ill , tlaree months $3 80 B)' motor route wh~r. a~tll1able J, 17 awl oae 7&ar M 111. montbl, M.2& tb.rM mont.bt, - 'I•':1'111. .1. tWI7 lftemooa ••eept ttundaJ b7 The Oblo Vlh~ sen 1tlto c- r-.. lowed by a lceen ap~MttiU. llld bod:r reator.aUon take1 plaot wlueh enabln va• t. meet; 91 , PomeiO)> 0 Bualae11 oflleo pbuoo 311« 1 probllm11 ot Mah da~u • MW eballenp '"!..!~ Ut!Dp .a.. • ---.-..- . - ., .... ___. . . ..... ..... ___ ........"-...- ... ~ --- WJEH Meigs County News than eo -.notr . . . &bat wen JtutUed. Tbera 1J ao tnatment t.ba\ Apprtdablo lnlllblt.loa. of ou- Hema 10 bo or part.loular Cff aroW\b WU ll.ottd ln rtlfOID.. n.IUI Of oount, a carelultea.rch om& Of tM crtar1tt. 1\aDII., .toal• lboWd be madt tor the e&UI, 1G ~ opd ~ fM\ ~ bo elh!1Jo~'!.l!, _ _ 11..., ••Ill ''• uo Jumme Dean 7 8 8 8 30 00 45 55 Boston Blaekte Ca ptam Kang a1 no LBS New~ I oral News l<red Wa11ng Arthur Godfrey Strtk.:o It I.Jch Valiant Liidy • 00 9 30 lO 30 1100 Lo\e of Life Search for Tomo1'l'OW { IHhn g Lrl:(ht 11 15 I I 30 11 4~ 12 00 12 30 IOU Katie ~ Kltehe~ As th~ Wl)rld Turn• Our Mills Utooka Housopart} B1g P ayoff Bob Crosb} Show Bnghter Day Secre t ~torm Etlgc of N1ght I 30 2 00 2 30 3 00 315 3 30 4 00 5 30 5 45 5 55 6 00 " 15 h 30 The Early Show Your Esso Hep01 ter ~p erb .Parade Weather n&L Ad Dou~;:Ja:~ EllwNrds Robin lood B 1rns & Allen m 1 alen t Scouts I hose \\ h1tmg G1rh 8 30 ~1chard Diamond Prlvah Detective 9 00 Slud o One 10 00 l ip to-the M1nute New.t 10 05 Sca11nrng th~ Weather 10 10 J he Late Show 7 8 00 9 00 f ed Warme ' 30 lrtllur Godfl'(:.. 10 30 Strlke Jt R1cb 11 00 Vahant Lady ll Ul Love of Life 11 30 Sesrc!l f(}r Tomorrow 11 45 Cuidmg Ll):ht 12 00 Kaue 3 Kttr:hen 12 3U As the World Tumt I 00 Our Miss Brookl \30 200 Howt'party Big P.!lyoff Bob r.rosby Show Brighter Day Se'-'ret -storm 2:.0 300 3 15 3 30 &Ue of N11ht 400 Tbe Ear1y Show ~ ~ 30 Your Esso Reporter 45 Sports Parade 5 ~~ Weatherman 600 Acli':)n Douglas Edward• "" 6 30 Telt)>hone Time 700 Phll SJ!vers Show 730 ftrn <~te Set-retary 800 To Tell the TrUth 8 30 ,oo Spothght Playhou1e 000 Question 9 30 Sptke Jones Show 10 00 UP to the-minute News 10 05 Scannln& the Weather 10 10 The Late Show $64 - -- WHTN~TV Daily on 990 Olive Ingraham ------CHAW•JEL l:i MONDAY 10 59 Sign On 11 00 Advtl \111'£.8 In Learnlna: 12 00 L berace 12 30 The Gretchen Wade Sbow 1 00 The Feminlr • Touch 1 15 I 30 2 00 3 30 4 00 0 oO 6 00 6 Hi 6 30 7 30 8 00 Ne ig hbors Frankte Lame Amer ca n Bandsta nd Llll! W n Ell'zabeth Carto{.n Club \t:ldst :t Mouse Club Fivtt Star Ftnal John Loaly News Wtre Serv C" C)ur a Smilh lntcrnahonal Playhouse Top Tunes and New Talent ShenJ t of Cochise News ot tr•e Night Theater Sign Off Do Ir JU061! COIJLO V'OIJ PLEASE BE OOQ GUEST SPEAKEQ NEXT MONn-f AT OUR'tADif!S CIV C C"-U9"' L..UNCHE0/11;:. StralHht leg Beegle Female Brown head white legs black bldy Goes by name or Bools $5 re ward CaiJ 159M 10 59 11 00 SJgn On Adventure• In LP.arnJna 12 00 Ltberace 12 30 The Gretchen Wade Show 1956 Chevrolet VB $1 795 Delruy 2 dr Sedan Powcrgllde Be<n I detaols Jackso n 0 ~;;;;;;;;:::;:;;:;~ ~ 0 00 61!1 6 30 7 30 8 00 Five Star F1nal John Daly a d New1 Coofhct 900 I Spy 9 80 Public Defender News of the Nl&bt '1 heater 13 Sljn OCf METROPOLITAN _____. _ ______ -( 1-6)- Fo- r Rent or S-ale - __ I. IL RAWLII'IGS SONS CO - h kour 11frerker Setvlce. tl221 Day N1&J:tt - X I)ODGE DEALERS best used car Bn..L CHILDS Pbone PLYMOUTH 3 8 II '\' ALUES --- 11ee 7 9 lmop 191_.,-Fo.--.r---Sc:~-=-;·--:-~-::­ FOR SALE - Poaches New Ha ven Orchard New Have n Phone Tu 24688 7 29- f fiN. Automobll&, Heeltll ACCIDEN1" \.lh. Cesuelty end llendll - -- ----· Real Estate Broker Pam~tng mtertor and exter1or I In MIDDL&PORT OHIO Available now Rates reason 6136-M PHONES 6.111 able Homer Braley Phone 381 Y H 5 12tc Waoted-P~PER H i.NGII\G-21J yean expenence Free es l mates L V Reulnger ltacin Box 124 Ohio 7 11 1 ( 19) Bus1ness Hour or Contract" 7-:ll.ate __.,. PING PONG TABLE Phone 514 Y for sale 8 0 6tp Stottline Baby Carriage Almost new Phone Racine 219!5 B 5 3tc ,--... --ol"dc-r:-:td""m-g-;h~o-::r=rc~G~:entle kr children Saddle and brtdle $150 00 pbone 907M Virgil Tea ftn' Syracu~e 8 3 3lc BALED HA \' dle-port R D StartLng Monday Ray 5 Shoe Re pair 2nd St M ddleport ope for business 8 2 6\c Ca 1 WUUam Radford. 5 2 lmop HOMART automatic gas floor rur TIRMITI!S I!XTIRMJNATED uce 70 000 BTU Good condr For free impect.ion phone 383 M tlon Claylon Alien Chester G1ln'tore Supply Store Pomeroy I 8 3 3tp All work 111aranteed Fully m ---::--c-aured Vaughan .1 Indus trial and 1953 Doda:e o/., Ton Truck Good Residential Termite Control Ser lbape priced right 1!5 duck• v1ee lt Mat')'S W Va 7 25 tl all colors pretty pets Call at tM' p m L. C R~ed 71,2 a,\DIO • T1!!L£'VIS10N SkB.VlCE mlles north of Pomeroy on Phon. 1JO Cleland Appliance Route 33 1st house nbove f;tall' ~ lU W ~hid. Sl, Pomerop Park 7 3o-6tt' 2-23-tf 4c.' e ...... dbst •nd 8hav1niS loaded In your truck from bln or dellv ered omo VALLEY MFG CORP, TUPPERS PLAINS 0 Phone coolv•lle l~Mt 7 l8-Z5fc r IQUICK r..e- SERVICE ('D Wmb ptlrlnt hf Flef'ory Trained watchmaker COlLINS JEWE- LERS. PometOJ (81 3 3Lc room ho •se 2 baths l e ~cl lot out of htgh water Ca ll Owner 134 S 5th Street Middleport Phone 6064 M 8 5 1tp ----- LEGAL NOTICE (20)Business Servkes Roelr: Sprln,il. coal rurnace h eatmg Located h1g h and dry all ctly serv1ces mcludmg school bus £or the ch1ldren Total pnce under $6000 00 down pa\ mcn t o r only $2200 00 Y.llh less th an 11 years to pa y orr thP f'xtat ng loan at $41 91 pe-r mo1 th BOX 229 PHONE 108 Y (23) Leoal Nc-to(es VIRGIL WAMSLEY Phone Cheshire 7·74ott opies 8 3 3tp 41DMEROY - 2 bedroom frad-r e hom e w1lh bath hardwood floors 826Le eTruek Load me Equipmeqt eDump Truck SerV1ce Alumhu:.m combmatlon storm aDO screen Wtndowt JDd doon Steel and aluminum unung1 and carl Baled straw oats and Barley Frank Beach M1d Cucltltl".. ~ulty For Sale 6 room ho use bat h all mod ern C'~ll .<.1""1 •..etall Palls eGradiDI • J>iteb Dlggln& •Back Hoe Ser.,ee ----- - ------ ------:- FOR SALt Charles Peoples home 124 Un on A"e Pomeroy 6 uav the ?-3().6tc (211 Reo I Estate i 1 For Hire! ft mt:~tor boat wlth steenng wheel and gea t shrft Trailer Mark 25 Mercur y ~otor 1 )ear old good as new C 0 Pickens 'Pickens Pamt & Hardware Co Mason W Va Ph one SP3 5583 Sprmgs Rodney Downing II'•.'~URANCE AGENC'Ir { 18) Employment Wanted FOR SALE ~ Apples New Ha Rnck '==,l ... •no••••• ........... ..._ . I 9!12 X '114E LAOII!S SEEMED 10 WANT HIM SO MUCH uUOOI!Y $.410 He'D 61! "IllER!;; • d_'•.-•;;;••-.'_ HelpWonted ---------- Helfer ford LP1fht>1L We~~- ~ I - -- -Ca lf 3 days old Cllf Tune Good CloiB Uoed Can f14) For Rent 12 Cartoon Club Mickey Mouae Club JUNK CO..._...,.. == ----- MIS. HIRMANN IUHI, WoociJlde, N Y., wl:te of the opera tor ol a came 1um In Tlllp.DJMta. But Mz:lct,llahown hold1ng two year. old baboom, Joslilb 1'64 JOMPhlne, shOrtly att2r the Brnv.al at the lluhtt in New Yltllr: on Uaa S B .La:V4k.. Tba baboona were part o1 a C!afiO o1 Afrlcan anlma.b Most o1 them were consriJled to the St LouiJ Zoo '!!he ahlpnent wu v.lued at t50 000 tinter tltiotHII) OHIO VALLEY rMna 51D Broken Arro'llt Telephone Ttme 4 00 !I 00 ICRAP IRON- "'IfALl (20 Bl Insurance ~ Ht ~ Wllh.Hn l-3-tl Thre~ Coast Guard Sh1p1 F.abled Northw"t Pastage May Finally Materlan:re Seeking Centur~es llpt>clal to CentriJ1 Pre6s Association ASIIINGTON-WUiit dream of more than 400 years come tru • this year• Will a navlpble water paasagoe be dLscovere<lln the Arctic tonnecting the Atlantle and Pacific oc~ans' Not since Christopher Columbua aought a route acro11s. the At !ant1c <:onnectinJ Europe and AsLa have hopes been so brlght for a aucceSiful Mnclualon to the pal o! centuries. Thlee u s Coast c ~ard shLpl bearing 10 American experts a.re now In tbe Arctic region seeking once aga n the fabled Northwest Pusage VJce Ad mual John M WUl,. commander ot the Mllltary SeR. 1'1o.ns port Service believes they will .succeed 'nlere have been IUCCtJ.sful passages before across the forbidding Arctic wastes but all ha\ c been ln ve11sels of. shallow draft WhiCh were \ n able to carry wmthwhtle. eargoes The presrr t effort Is aimod at d scovl'rlng a ro 1le \\ h ch can be used regulatly du11ng v.mter by Amelican vetsels. W • • • • e HERE'S THE ROUTE - The three Coast Guard 11Jnp a1-e the B rat blc Btor!s ll.nd Bpar Their route will take them around Point Barrow Alaska. and aci'OBII the top of Canada into Beau. lool.r tort tee. Fnlm therfl they '>'ill head for Bi!lott AmvndNn atralt which preliminary explorations llue lndl tta.ted 11 the long 10ught paauge If successful the lhlpl willeaU Into Baffin hay roun4 the sou them shore of Greenland UK'Ough Davis strait and enter the No1th At• • e • --Pvt Thon as M K1meR son of \1r an \1r" Ke nno>th K mes who Antl•• Ctlfl • ff JOU'H drlvtnr a 19Sf: avteDu):' b I~ yo11o re Ln u antlq~~t. A car eaa be to labeled - aeeordinr ~ tii.Nriii!W of old auto• and to the laws of IIIOIC •tttea when ltJ 25 yean old. t Some1tatesgrtntapedalllet1'1atl w1th low feet to antiqu atrtomobll... •m:: I to~~u'~t::. =~i~n:.~ t 1 see you can &et OM...J./ I < .! I I I m .. • au .ICollection, Bob Th1erol! Horael• Carriqe Beloit. Kanu& Automo~ was attraelltvely decorated with sumn l'r flowers A basket dmner was .~~erved In the church dmmg room at noon and the ded ea!wn serv1ce was held Ill the afternoon A program was presented direct ed bv Rev Hurlt>y pastor of the c! uch Songs were present!! by t he church chuJr the Jumor rho1r and a group of smgers from Harmony Church G1fts ded1uted dunn!!' the st>rnce were cover for the pul ml cover for tbe worsh p tab le tv.o gohJeu candle sUcks a gold t cross and •wo eollet'twn platet; 1 D Herent groups presented thearticl es Jamps M Crump present ctl the eros as a memorlal to h1s grandmother Sarah Crump who wa:; one of !he ongm.al char t>r me }Jbers of the church and to hts father George Crump who was a mt!mber of the church for over s1xty yean HJstory Of the church was read b} Mrs Bermce Anderson teaeher m lht" Sunday School A large crowd atte ndee! lht> ser bllflll ahown to VJI&tors at ~ eoa• venience of the owner ,. Jame. Melton Autorama. g,..,.,. 1 Flo da. 0 d ·~ uxo, tl pen fVU'J •'T':/ I New Holland OhiO 11 a J'elt(ln grYt>n Gv~tr to ra1sm~ Poland-china bogs and wh1te Leghorn eb1rkens. I 1!1 s tat 01wd 1t Fnr t Jack son S C i" II ~ p e nd <I two wf'Pk ~ furlough h( r( wl lh h ~ parent.s R 1bert Sm1!h ~on of Mr and l\1rs w lltrr "m 1 1h ~ervmR m the UU(IJDRY ~av\ on 11 ~' a1r craft rarr1er sar I alo gp w IJ so n hf! dtscharged from s r\' ce Mra Hugo Juhhn ~ was called tn Po1nt Pleasan t Monday due lo the mexpeclPd Ieath of her hto SEJI.VICE ther m law s c \1. Ihelm M s Allee B Chapman len Sal • 'llie PrciJ Up l ~~·-· urr1a} for Boston to be the gues t - .,.... of Mr Otnd ~1r~> P::rul Hayden and Hllh. C..•ne4 md Slodrtcll dau ghter Pat Ia Mrs Chapman r e VIC~ ~ cenl ~ rf'tur nt>rl from 1.-o~ Angdcs 0 ()Ver 0 r!IO gatc;way ~ the v. her~ sl t' v s llf'fl relallves for a nu nher of months Muskm:::um Conservan<'y DIStrict Call 61...., Mr and Mrs Robert Mees and 113 cclebratmg •h sesqUlcentenm.a J N 2nd Awe HOME LAUNDRY CO• MW!II.._, J ;~e~a~r~:;;;;;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ famil} of Lancaster guests the pas! week OhiO of Mr were and Mrs James M('Kmght MrS' Hu go Juhlmg Mr and Mrs A K McClung and sons Keith and Juh1ng all ndt>d the last rites for S C Wtlh elm 1n Po nt Pleasant 1 I Thursday Mr~ Allee B Chapma n Mrs George McKmght and daughtt>r Sharon Rulh we re guests or Mr and M1s J M Cru mp Thllrsdav evemng 0 Nelli Qur!len W•lllam Fields Donald Rou s h and flrankhn F1elds were m C• ncJn at last weelt to attend a ball ga m~ Mrs Dtll Fields and c hildren ---- Under The New Management of Samuel 0 Parry I HOTEL MARTIN BAR I Dine, Drink aad Danee oa the bub of the beautiful Oblo Rl•er OPEN DAILY 700AM to200AM CONGRATULATIONS TO • • THREE YEARS IN 1808-R.oald Amundsen the notf!d N o n~egian explorer \\at the ftrat to traverse the Arctic He dld so m 1906 Jlls •hlp a ama.ll .~elllnz •loop the Gjoc took thru .yeart to pass from the Ar.r..nuc to the Pacific Amlc lee The mo~t t'eCent lhlp ~m~slng of the Arctic was ln 100• by the Canadian lcetreaker, Labratlor How Severed ever the route It took can only be ll!!!ed by Ice In Hl1tort breakers alld durinr mild winters Th.e latest aeareh {Of' a Northwest Pasaag-e Is tak ing place d Iring •the uverl!at lee conditions In the history ()f the Ar-cllc ()CP.an accordlnr to experta However Admiral WIll pred ctL't th tl beforE! winter the lhrH (\)ad Guard veasels wlllaall mto tile Allan ! c 8lld a ttarch of 400 yeafl will ha~t> come to an end - g 1\lr an.-1 ',Irs Ph !lip \\olpert ~lr ;~ n I M r~ G~:orge JJmf's an.} "on Br \1 e M~ Hugo J hi n,. \lr D A S1 th :~nd son Donald and Mr and \frs W T Slonr ly Ccuol Lon•-oio•l Womt11.1 Frtnel A41fiNKIJ I lantlc The purpose It to filld a navlrabJe route for MSTS ships \\'h.lch travel tG the Arctic each aummer to deliver supples to American installations on tbe Dlatant Early Warnlnr (OEWJ radar lme The 3 000 mile ayatem deatgned to warn of the app1 oach ot enemy planes wlll be fully operatiOnal ll'llt year Ninety six MSTS Ahlpl &lid varloua Coast Guard vessels v. ill be &alllnr the Arctic ()Cean thll .summer The ahlps are always In danger that a audden thlft in the polar Ice will block their return pusage to Alaaka lnd mai'O()rl them In the frlg d wastes A navl gable escape route" would enable them to eo ntlnue throug !t the eastern route where tbe lee normally dou not close ln until October l..ut summer Admiral Wlll ftew over &lo•t stra.Jt and bel eves that ls the Northweet P&l8afe that ex.plor era have be01;n seekmg 41own through Uie year&. 'tt Aboatd the thrllt ahlpl are nine expert cartographers A.nd a n oceano,lapber The nlne are Joh.n H ,Manken J Arth Lr Burger Joseph A Che. . man Calvin C Day Pe.er F U1ka Sam el A Johns.tol'l William L Lear Douglas J Jones and \\ Llh am F. Hart. The oceanographer It Ru•ell Mlchel The 10 will btl joined by Cmdr T K Trendv.ell the Navy a chief )Jydrographlc officer when the ships reach Belmt strait All the men are on the staff of the Na'Y Hydrograplllc orr.ce Notice ts hereby gae n that a JOint appllcat on has b~en flied by the General Telephone Co of Ohio the Commonwealth Telephone Co of Oh1o and the Citlzens. Tele The oldest PoUah CathoUc par phone Co of Coo1vllle Ohlo dock eted a11 P U C 0 Case No 27113 ish in the State of Ohio ls located md1catmg the•r Wllhnp;nes~ and 11.t Berea Oh~o seekmg ~mt horlty lo mcorporate w1thm the1r opentlng terr1tor1es The tallest bmldtnv; in the State Terntory preVJ(lugly known as of Oh1o 111 the Terminal Tower at Rock Sprmgs Dyesv1 1le Dexter C1eveland Rutland Harnsonvlllc Dai'Wln ___,.. __ Danvlllc SumnCT Bashan and Dor cas Mutual Telephon e Exchanges •400 Monthly Spare Time 1ft Me1gs Co 1nly Ohio and to file Refllllng and coUecttng money from ou.r five eent Hllh Grade appropriate reused Tariff sheets Nut machines tQ this area No and BGundary Maps The Comtnu Selling' To q,ualify for worlr you Slon has scheduled and assigned must have car references, $640 satd JOlftt apphcat10n for P11bltc cuh ~et.'U.n!d by inMnto11' De Hearing on Tuesday Aug 20 19!57 votint 8 bourt a weet to bust at 2 p m E S T nt t he offlces neas your end on percentaee of the CommlsSIOI'I. 65 South Front collectiOn$ will net up to $400 Street Ohio Departments BUlld PlOnth)y With Very good OOSSI blbtters of ta1dng oVer tun t•mf' Columbus OhiO Income increashd: aceordmgly The Pubhc Ullllttes Comm1s For Interview. iDClude _phone ln IliOn or OhiO application WTJte All State Dis By W E Herron Secretary trlbutlng Co 505 Fifth Avenuf! (8) 5 ttc New York 17 l'f V ---- Goal of S ;rc }lr and Mrs :'~lorman Wt>m \tr an( Mr s Errul Kn ght Mr an I Mr.:; 0 IIf' Rous h Mr and Mr" 1\lr n n 1 \f rs J 1 1 1 St 3 ltu1 encutto Jr and Mr A K :lfC' l'lnn g a I so ns Kc- th <.~nd JuhJ Tips on Tourina Don'teonfutt"•ntfi(Q"eara 1 "Ciaulc" cart. Tht latter ~ luxury modela that were tul'MII 6ut durmc the ao-ealled ""Golclta A . .1 " of the Automobile"- that la, bttween 1925 and 19'2 Tht Claale Car owner calls hirDMlf a Clcc111f. nsf he loob on bit ear u a lTIIIIml oftranaportatlon-notu•m'U11111l Pit« 4 I Aa for mUHuma, hen are tome I apoU wher. you can see ~~ automob1les Long bland Automotive Kueum. 1 Southampton L. I .. N Y Dailr. June through SeptemW _..; Thom n Produeta Aatd IIa~ peo ,_., ~eum Cle....-eland. Ohio. 0 pn uauJ'. for the ded•c.slwn tbe church .. ,~h"",:!. FOoperdnlld~Jum, Darbom._.. I tiful mork1de lr1mtone 1n llde Blue lind leather white two AU Makes 8Dd Mod•ll One owner Btaettnar s Porn~ ro): 0 8-2.1) C AUTO SALES 19~ Olds Super 88 Hard 1 op $2 495 Power Stcertng and furmshed s leeping room Close m brakes Hydramatlc dr1ve.. A town 127 Butternut 8 3 12tc mce automobile BlaeHnar 11 Pomeroy 0 8 2 6tr 1955 Mt:!reury 2 dr Ha rdtop &arnes-S m()IJOn lll8urance Agency $1 495 Merrury o nat1c Ong1 Apartment I n rurn shed S~t D I Middleport F re AutJomobJI-e. nal bl<.~ck r ms h l1ke new Very St Pomeroy Adult s o h Bonds Phont 4)315-X 1-2tHI attracllve car w1th lots of Fl'ank F'ug~tP" J hone 440 \I t:!hrome on spa1khng b la ck f COMPLETE Jnsurance Protectlora 730-61c ish Dual @Xhausts Blaettnar s Life, Autc Fire Pollo Call Dor Pomeroy 0 '"8 2 6tc 11 1 0_h.;; 'LZ3 Chrysler Vll 4 dr Sedan l r_"'M.•IIs;;;;;;M;..;...' $895 A quahty t.'!ar m good M.U WAIW For B.enl - Extension Ladder» ~dltiOn at a low pr•ce Blaet Srafiold Marda. Drop C lotb1 tnat's Pomcro~ 0 8 2.6tc Cllnto~ Fl~her, Middleport lett .Bulck VB Centun '2 ~9fi Phone 6265-X 11 1 tf 2 dr Hatd Top Trade ut f on one Df our ::~all~f t e d Bt11ck rare . . 1..-C.... ful owner A wo1 dl!rtul bu) (17) 115 I ......... II. ~- II Bltettnar li Pomc• oy 0 Pomeroy Ohl~t 8 2-6tc Reliable M~1 ed M11n Age 23 35 On Rt 33 C•ll Wm G.,_.., 19M Chevrolets as low as $995 for Heta1l Bread Rou te $60 a l.ock Sprint~~ We have four that spa1 kle hke week guarantee for f vc day new W1th and \~ tlhout power week plus bonus Apply N1ckle s gllde-210 s and Bela ~res Baker) 806 W Mam anytrme Blaettnar s Pom~ro> 0 8 2 6!r aftcr5pm 853t.c (8bl Auto.Serv1ces '' <~ rll l.! t 11 1 R ( E! DEDICATION SERVICES \lr anrl \ Irs J ameB M"cKn ~ h \!r un J 'il r~ f n 1 Kn g ht M Mr an I Mrs Jame• M Crump an<l \lr ~ AI htr Wa}l a nd !\'lr John Reltmre and Rodger Y..arth a t1 ~1 r ( ha1lcs Smith Mr :u d attended th e- ded1catron servLce\lrs 1 \\ ( hbs Mrs 1 H Sm 1 held at th{' Beech IIJII Church on Jr Sh1 In an1! J h m 1 \fr a1 1 Houte 17 nmt> m1les u., from Hen \fl~ ( f'O , r A. \hKn1 ~ ht a1 J d(r!IOn Rt ll.e 'l lr ~ nd ~~n ( r orgl" ( The- BN>rh HJII ~!ethodul f hurth \kK n g ht S h:~ron Kulh anrl Tt Ls one"-~ 1he olde111 churl"ht>s 111 the m 1e ~1r a1 d Mrs Georg e Jamt Kanawha Vallt'Y Jt was built n an 1 R 11 p ~lr and Mrs Rutle 1860 and ded1cated by the Rf"\ Kmght Carroll and Skipp~ ~~ §SNI Samuel Kell) The Soc1t>ty had an r r a( t Kn g hl E!-t h r '' ( Kn• g:hl ex1rtance before the erection of 1 o s An c 1ub \\ lm ::r lltrmen( the Church the Ae v RLc hard m d \-l orn ;n J ohn.\ On Harn Clougton havmy orgam:.:ed 1t 11 l bb.~ Ho w~ d P ll rktr 1 £-O G•bh~ 11858 w1th Itt~ followmg people as J) l)fLn le c &bb~ ll.h ;~n 1 \1 ~ W T rharter members William White S head Thom .. s Maupm \1ahnda I t o n~ Whitehead Emil) H1ll N L Vaught Saratt Miller J H M1ller MRS W t STONE and WLfr Mary McCulloch Sarah I ENTERTAINS SEWING CLUB Crump and France• Ealltham At \lc nl>+.' 1 ~ or the Bend St-wu.., lhl' me of the format JOn of lhe f ]1 b tt ~ r u~ band~ and se\Hrtl eh urch a Sunday School was or " 1 1 \~ ga nt:red wh•ch ~uu exutJJ Wrlham 1 1 nlr.-ta 1 d .,., 11 h ~ 1t 1 11 r ~upJH'l' :~ I thf' home or Mr Whltt"head was the first superm ami Mr s w r Stone Tueod:n tend~nt Many promment early people of t he Kanawha Vallt>) are evenmg hr P l'l lt' ~upppr w .. s buned In th~ church cf!metery Jn ~ervt> 1 at s x ll lrty 0 ciO( k En clud1ng two gr~mddaughters of IO\Ing the ocC' ::tS IOl were )lr and ( aptam WLIItam Arbuckle who Mr ~ t! o u r J Andre \lis ()[ Nc.... \I, li S tht' fir st white man 10 come York C11' formN rt>sH:IPnt s nf down the Kanawha Valle} Cap 'l v tl>tllf' tl) were g uf'sh for {ht \ n rg tr a d ~~~ s Jlo d lam Arbuckle was m ('barge of Fort Randolph at Pomt Pleasant Ro 1sI1 'lr 11n I Mr Hf' man when Chief Cornstalk was killed ~ WE BUY SUMMERS & SON I ( 11 n'IIUCTURAL I II!AMI Wr tte or phon e for Phooe 2.! y, 11 <~ n Kt: lly \1 IJ avrd an d Kathy ~p e nt S u da; Mr and Mn IJa vr F' l' l!ls ln New H.a\ en Mr and Mrs Jaml"s McKm ghl a• d hou.!M! guest s Mr and '-Irs Rolwrt Mt>l' ~ and fam ily and \Irs J H Sm1h" Sr wert> g: ue!lt s o f Mr a nd Mn Geor&e Mc Kn1g hl New Have n retently Mn He nr) Jenkms }l! u Bd l Fields and ~1s11 8c!l.li tt' Jt>nlum wPr~ Pomt>roy shoppers Mond J<y Sharon Ruth MeKrughl o( Nl'W H:nen IS vuuhng hN grandparPnl ~ \fr a n d Mr ~ James ~cK11 ~ hll hs we e k Iv. th I Wyatt Earp Netghbors MoYte Matinee Amertcan Bandstand 10 00 ment 1 ~ w 11 ~lr v. 11 111n :0.1r K.n ght ~ ~ ~ F l ;w h('! ) C.reusi>t: r 1 I I GRUESER BLOCK CO. MEN WOMEN and COUPLES to tram for MOTEL MANAqE ven Orchard New Haven Phone MENT anc:l OPERATION Only TU2<1688 729tf Matured "111 be consic:lered Age 25 to 59'Write NA1IONAL MO Layton Gnll House reg1sterod TF.L TRAINING INC The Datly Boston Tem er puppies 1~ Sentmel 801: 868A Pomeroy 0 Ton Ford Truck ik pr1ce 1954 8 5 3tp Ford D1rt Cheap 1953 Dodge cheap Phone TU 29400 New Haven 7 3Q..6tc 1 l~ I 30 3 00 B 30 I I I "'Build BetMr For Lt.... Can l>e bought fo1 small de pos1t and take over pay (8) Auto Sales For TUESDDAY CHANNEL 18 8 5 6lc • CONCRETE BLOCKS See it at Zerkle Transfer Co. =-:-------- Method1•t Group Ent•rt•med V. I Sto ne wb host el!! F 1 l~; t nm ~ t o the Annu a p1c r 1 I adl< s B hle d a ~s of !1 If rcl \Il l) d st l hurch 1t l l ~band ~ at her ho me '\ 1 c1 ( supJ)<' r was sened at s x o ( II"M k !loy, n ~ t h e ~>U J.IJl r I tlu 1 :~ d 1 s 1 1•1 a t r 1 r t u s nt's..~ 1 nH 1'1 , g n ( har gt of the 1 r(' s t <fe1 t \i n J "!'S \l cKn ~o: ht AI :.0 r~ In the Old '{ ss on Ct metery at Upper Sand sky ohw 1s a head stone bearwg the dale of Feb rua11 31s 1869 SPINET PIANO! 16) Lost & Found Phone Channel13 :u'2 1 ...., Furniture Middleport, Ohio • 29 tl 8 55 Local News 11:50 n. m. Writer I 7 7 00 ly HUMAN N. IUNDIIIN, 11.1. ami all lbcat up I .. .... DEVELOPMENT of three •new u well u m1tanomu and lymph · Beardea being anpelaaant, thl1 1 drup deJtlned to btneft.t man .. om11 lntludlna Hod.1klna d1Ma11e mtt>rferca w1th work and e\'i!a ~dIn three dlfterent wt.yl, eom .. J:arller ttudlel produced exeelhapp ncaa Prople overcome bJ prl.set this month 1 report on lent results In eaaea of lymphoperpetual laes1tude blame tt on medtcal advanc:ea. and monocytic leukemia ovcrworll but thia isn't alwaye tho aft!lwe r Many people wo!'( l!treptovarlcln. a new t.ntlml- While we cannot rev;ard this hard and yet do not seem to be arobtal aaent 11vea promtH ~r new drua u a cure for cancer lt e&AI Iy :lah&"ucd The an1wer It belni or l'&lue 1n tbe Ueatln,nt doe1 oJler promlae u an adJunct that the11e people are 'f\L.. ..., ,. or tuberculolll. The dflll II It- to caneer therapy 1 The tJuman body 1 enerfl hp rlved fromafunpa StreptoMJGN P..s..I'J1"•v Dnlq P> be contmually restored 1u~b :r'ctabUll, :found In the near Anew p!Un-kWinl drua one or itestorat1on doe~ not take place. there II lack of power and vitalallu. Tuu. thefuteR-aetmrtmown was re1 ity The pr nc1pal meant of .,.. O ... Atalul Tl naled. rtaentl7 &t an Amenean enervat ng the bodf i1 throueb Docton who hue tudted. the Cbem1e&l locletJ meettns. The 1 1 the eatmr ot a weij..balanced die&; drur report It 11 aetiYe apinlt a Dew compound llai}'Ilthetle proand au fficlent aleep and relua. wide w.rtetJ or Metedl aDd 11 dact a.nc1 In teatl on anlmals rt· 1t on The human body requir._ l many food ~omponenu and tbe1e ..,pe.rt1oularl78Uit1na: .. wlwl ua.4 Untd paln ln 10 minutes •• com<Cannot come from •ny ont partie.. II&IN' U\t tuberculoail prm. pared wit.b Ule U mtnu~a requtr .. ular food A well b&lancM !liet ~ llqltrl.11tnlo with mlctlndlcolo od li3' morpblnt one which Include• fruit., ve,_. It I; espeetalb' effective tor treat- Ltlr:e morphine thlt new dfu1 t!W!Ies erra ch~ milk, meat,. lniJ tuberculoata when UBI!Id In belonp to a family known as and, whole wheat produc;;,ta. Sleep conjunetlon with the drQC laont- tm&llt&ICI-&genta which ease atrec!b overnlcht repair and 8 to pld. Althoqb only half u acUvel»aln without eau1tnr the pathmt 8 houre &re uecesur)', dependlnt upon the 1nd1v1dual • U laonlUld WhtD Ultd ~one loae COJliCIOUIDtSI The bra1n and nervou1 -retem il nevertbeleaa about ten timet The new an&lgelle alao b reaH imfaued ll there Ia aD undue u actlvt u ttreptom1 etn and ported to h1.Ve a lonr-lutlnl amoun of worry or nervoua ten-. about 100 ttm• u active u para.. etrett. tlon Good d~t and sleep etnno&; amlnoaalteyllc acid QU!II'IIOJI AIID .AIIIW!I brmr full VIt-ality it the nervu, Wasbt«lrton pathol•tJ re- P W I have been bothered for wh11'h brneh rrom the apmal port that the tnUIIt.ard derlY&tlve rears wttb pruulftnl hand& can eord throu1h openmp between tbt vetlebrae, •re irrttated t., ThloTJ:PA (cq) 11 one of tllt beat you adY1ae me wbat to do? prcuurt' interft>renc. w1tl!. the an-around drup yet; tcurut tor AnJwtr EJ:ceatTe aweatlne ot ftow of t'he nerVe tore. can brint( trea:ttq certal.n caneen and. leu- the palma may be an lndleatlon 1 a teehnr ot Uredness Clairopraotemtu. af 1omt 1tneral dl10rder aueb u tte tuabnent.. bJ resLorlftl no"' Growlb Jm--•...o 111> tnfeoi!OI\ or p>thopa "'n dlf .. mal neJIW:e tunoetlon, anabliila the _..... ftculll' Will>. 1111 Ul)>roiG IIAnd II\ bod7 to reallltly ac.jnat to the Growth pf tumora wu .aoUn· man, oaau, it 11 a; locaUied conhurr7 and worry of Uli• hlwb &blJ lmDtded rJter JlPP)1oataon dltion. tbt c.aua tot wblcb can.. preesure a~t: At n!!laution ot ThiOTIPA bl mort DOt; be d.ete:rm.lned turha a rood nJcht t aleep Ia tolJ I The Daily Sentinel - On Your Radio Dial Three New Drugs Found To Aid War On Disease .aou I)' Oh iO art lt liif l!r:l t td Ct,II.IOlllld Of!tw011l of 10 roo u s 1 1 8 d ff r e-nt lrvfl!! the deep!'!~! hf'tn.: 165 1 feet below lht ~ mfu rl One 1 f til fc ~ sk r 1 1 1s and tobogg an J les n Oh o ·~ Inc 1 ed al t!le Akron Mct1o p1 11 1 P r k 11 mllf' S nor th fro n ll c cr ll t: t of town Hoi crt I (,urdner !V•m tl~o n o f Mr and M ~ Phil Wlll e~ •m10 n )fe clan Ci'.l hna been named on t he tmd Altunchurn touc hed If the [ A huuo1 I ~t 11 thtl (.ulle~e :ll Arts lsqualJble when he ICIHI Ill a mag:a and Sc ences at OhiO Statt! Um11er zwe art1cle last week t1 at the Sll} co lumbus dunr g thf" Spnnw Jueen s speaktng sty\@ t5 frankly q t arltr a paln In the neck Futh.ermore he sa1Ll It glveg he r th e personality of a pnggl!!h ! PLAN CHJCKI!N DINNER s(hoolg lrl caplam ol ~ hockey A f1 e nd chicken dllln l' l will be team or a rett>nt eun lldah lur !lt L\ t>d ul th e Se~IJ~I.mry Sc hool on conflrmat1011 f r1day AUi:USI 9 f10m ~ 30 to 7 p m by the Hcx:k Sprm~ Metho He added new fuel to tht" fll t> d st ( hurch fhe prOC'l't<ls will be Sunda)o wh('n he swung hls broad placed tn the Hulld••l! l< und Tic sword a! tile Queens en tou1age kets are avall~;~ble from I he me m an d sa1d many or tlle co urll t!r~ bers or at the door ue a ~ec ond rate lot lack mil g umptiOn and rmaglnatton OIS TO MEET The Earl of Strathmore a cous Pomeroy chapter IEI6 OES wlll In of the Queen wu one of the meet 111 rc)[ular session at the flt'!t to strike back Maaontc Temple 1 u~s lay at 7 45 If I had a 11un I wGuld shoot thta Altrmcham myself he said P m A similar comment came ft om NEW ARRIVAL lhe Duke of Argyll hereditary Mr an d Mr~ { :.~ory Bane (Shirley maqster of the queen 1 househOld JCJ'tlc lmtt riO oo N S!( Ci}l](' til ~..&.!.::.::=.ale ltln\ IJ rk V.o ~ DaHl on l M kt Sl'nCCH (n Htn ~ u S1m ca Coun ln advance at The D1lly Stnll.nel oUice Sh ( 1 I n r~<~ -- --- L I 1 hs t I ll! } 1 I J hr n1e \\ 1le::~ Dnnny Jn at t It 111 t Rrlenour • • nurl II II The words God Save Qu<'en s SPJea~mg s:tyle 1.a frankly f mt high !ellen on the wu!l or AI tnntham s ance~t1111 h on c u d lh t wor tl our was umlcrl 1 I i l n ly ON HONOR LIST I I • A!~o I Our It It S nday fo !I BIG PI NEY IS COLD Nl V\ YUHK l I ( o !de ~ lol I! 1hc 1 at on th :; n ( t 1 t g V.iJ Rig Pt '\\ VO Y.h le 1hl m (U I flPt o 35 Gegl( II l S \halh~l Blrtjl 1h h1 gl ~ uI g II 1 I y w ~ 113 N~t dh l f Monday \ h(' wef'k (' nd g ut ~ t of t• hs AI t' t P' sh(' r Ro 1 l( 111 Llma n who has s11e 1t tht scm nt>r Y.l t h rc! atl\ ts Cla r k. Jh \e <~ nd fa nul J lcl1 for his ho me 1 Bt>llefonlatne 1hhrsda) Ch c~ t l.' r V n Me ie r has rece ntl y pu rch a!e d a new automo bllt> M cha£'1 P alty and NichoLas ch ldr(' of \1r an d Mrs J ohn lh\e h Ill' be en ~ u f fe rmg wrt h G('rman mla '> les thC' p :~.s t Wf!"l'k b 1 arc bt l ter at prto>se t 1 aw1c 1~ Hose h:.u f1n s hed parn!1ng e Mornmg St ar Chu rch H(' wa s a led b~ Eldon Kraeutt 1 and !hey al so a1 e doll g some r~'+ pa II WOI k ~frs Vc1na Rose s hopped 111 I ark~rsburg one day last v.cck I Hetdqv.rt.n for TUISDAY CHANNEL I '1 0:. Jimmle Dean 7 30 Boaton Blacllie 8 00 Captam Kangaroo e: 45 CBS News_ I I I -~""=""=""="""....""=""':0:""'-._..-"i'!l!'l"FII'f1:f"":~~~~~~~~~ GRA Y lrtA OR SALES an rvJce.. R A Fmltw f, _ _ __::.___ - - - - "-lhun St Pomeroy 7 24-21 HAM SHOOT at Rn} FreckP.r ~ Farm Ba~han Road Sund 1 L v r ~ room co uch bed $8 00 4lh of Augus t l 00 Ill Dar \jo CaLl alt<'r 5 P M Btll J;u nbs Sponsorpd by MoOS\! Lodge Metnhart s (";rocery Mo 1k v ~l3tc R1n 8-! Jp ltm•"lnite Lugg.J.ge - Lane Cedar l:ht'ats - LAU Window FansFI'Igldatre Refrigerators WCHS-TV Channell I Daily Sentmel Day Book Klt.UfiR OrttftWieh Vlllap 1 wonderful hOne t~laylnr mrtd ,lewtltr hu been btaunr ancl h&mmerln&- rlllJI and o• nament! !or .ueb IOUl.t U Burreu Mertdlth Sono Osato Henry Mo1gan uml Cbarlu Lallfl'lon lately Moraan, hanrtnr around the 1tuJio has t!\1 ltc!h lO btcoma an amateur jewelery maker and Sam t'i!po ll that 'cuttomera often taka to their heela when they hear hit! ln•ults 1 ft ll l'ood to report that IO\'ely Shirl Conway ao tenlbly mh1 usl!d on Ut lid CIHar televlaloft tbow 11 back In the theatet whe 1e aile 1 M1oqt llhl • dolnr Plol11 and I'GILl:JI her big hit at the St Loul• Mun.lclpll Optra and tlltwbere thlt 11ummer Hu It been tG ,..,. Jlhee Btrt l.ahr now In Hot~l Paro.dito ftnt hlt B 10 adway 1 I It bu. He hu spread much pur• theatri cal rold before us tince thtl \ ~ I love him in 8PlTIC ot H'GIIIHg Jor Oodtt ,. i'\IDI" .. 1 A 6:'1:15 'J 00 '1 30 8 00 8 30 9 00 I PHONE 398 6 35 Sports Eye HARTFORD Iv. as WANT ADS 12 ~Current FROM EAST AFRICA M s11 E H I) n K1 ng of l olu mbus FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE BI!SULT!i 1 oo M)' Little llaraJC 1 30 Bride and Groom 3 00 Queeft For A Day s 45 Modern Rorn~nct'• 4 00 Comedv Ttmt 4 30 MovieUme 5 30 Popeye Present§ 6 00 Spinach Play bouse 6 30 Weatherr:ast Arthur Murray Party 8 30 900 9 30 Morning Star 11 SO Jt CouLd Be You 12 00 Tex ~Jinx \\ dthercast Sports Eye NBC News Char it>~ t arrf"ll Sho ... Wells Fargo lwentvOie I Blt'dland openlllJ I loathe vocal eroupl but ho.d to aJmlt that Hke thl detlf'J'flnt commercial on televlalon they a/mo'l m nda dlkh Walhlq a pltuure They re a bright and yoL ng CaHroru! n to tiOn e who .uem to be the cre me de ro creme of t hell t\eld oml whu~e ht:.: tllftl ltranrementa rangt fl'om Blu.ck /J lilt> Cdor t 1 My 1 Lout t Hair to blllnf beautifully vlctou-. parodtu or otl er q at l~ t!l 'l"Vltwtra may remember them (t'Om the Roa!e Clooney ahOY. Anal muat tor Manhattanoph!lea 11 the Ntw York c 1ty GlLIL •nd Almanac & Yolume Which Ia full of lmpiUa!ve d&tll Inc ! 1tllng faetJ an IYPIIea. parade. crk:ket ftelda people who live Jn ho 1se lloall In New York and whera Moalemt wouhlp In thla odd city Mlu l:arth& KUt flrl adreta lteered me to a m!nlatLu a gold lnlnt tht other nlrht- an unpretenttou1 dark little Third ave nue aalooa called the Afrlnn Room. where the decor and atmosphete aN Plt\ldO·JUR&It but whtre the dancing e.nd tlnrtnr entu t Bin mtnt, Yloltntly authentic are at exCiting u an:ythinr In New York 8tttlq Ia Leone • the other nlrbt with aome people who we1e .._..C&tlq; tM l&n\OUI old reataurllllll Btau Jatnu RooJn af ter the rnovle ot the tame name I waa overwhelmed with MlllaiJ!c longin g tor .flmmy Walklr, the fUm • aubject Bob Hope- who a aU I! hal 1 to Jooll on U oU..r than Bob Hope-did a akllltul enouih job In the elnema to m&kt me wiah Jimm,y ttlll waa brlrhten!nJ th e Mu th ut . . . . ODe ~ MO\letlme Popeye Presents News Ptrture Supe1 n,an <30 530 CHANNEL l ::,411 On Today Romper Room fhe Prlct~ 1s Rliht Truth or Comequenret Tk: rae Dougb. ~ I aat tbrourb tllree- count em-ahows given by the - Qu ~en for a Day Mtx!ern Romane.,.a Comedy 'nme 400 F.W YORK-Thine• one New Yorker thinks • "- - 300 112 00 ..,ftDE'8 & nR8T TIME FOR EVERVTJIJN(] The other nlgJLt •.ur Matinee Tbeater I 3U 3 45 Closs Meetinq Is Held On Fndoy lblnlu about MID Betty Bel!: the eternally youU fL I leelf art expert wbd a year ~~.nd a hair ago tho Lght 1bt aavt up worklnr when she mart eU $20 m I JIOh In the torm of Canad1an oilm ln f 1 ank McMahon l&t back and regarded her t andsome loel tbou(httully The t rouble v.Llh lvlng In New York, •he aald 11 tflat you don t ('(>ally appreciate 1t You go along i'l'om Oay to day a nd take everythlnl' for granted- and Ll .s only Wh\' n you move away, that you 1ea.112e hm~ v.:c.ndr11u1 It lt. Milia B apetkJ wit n authOJity .sl e nuw IH Kta tloned In Calrary t he Btamtlet le place In Canada where the temperatUJe h t!l 4."1 te!ow In win let N Y ft •rill and 200 000 peraona l!ve a nd WOI k m U e .11hadow of rmov.: capped mo nlalM Sh~: an I F ran i{ w) o 11 wond~r/ld engaged In completing a $180 mlllon ga11 pipe line trom Tex.u to Canada apend about four months o! the year In New York lunt hl.nf at Twenty One going to the race11 at Be lmont etc an-:1. they lon It They love Calgary too I ve known Betty for years and yean ~lnce the I y!l when she wu wrHin& a teen are column appearing on tel vision t rn ng o t ma&uine artidea and booka and was 1tartled to Jeam sl c lsn t completely dlvor;ced from th.e fteld • All that lp&dework abe aaya Ia paying off now I ve "'Ol tt tiM cat ltathcret 11peclaltles on the market and t~o o n thnt the teen ...1tr1 al'tL b uying In rea.l great fas hion She g 1lnned r g f'Ss 1 eouiJn t (tvt up wori coll'lpletely- evcf\ with m} new Hltle \.!at y u.o take up my time ' I uked her what It waa like to be married to the ru~::r~d t :. tro. Vertlve Frank McMahon who wa.nteJ to lly Mantova.n .11 01cl est! a from Enrland for hla da.ughter • weddlnr a cotJple of iletH!Oni'l aflu Mlu B amlled bllufully He a a rnl man • she 1n d Yt 1 !mow 1 mutt admit lt W&t hard to And one like that aroun.1 New Y01k IC!tnt ' 00 ou 12 30 I 00 rcttrcme n t tJIOgram s N tan ) 30 !Julh ur Con sequenee1 1lc Tac Dough It Cuuld Be You 1ex &: Jinx Current M) Lnt!e Mar,le Bride and Groom I. 00 lmuU s 6 ~5 7 00 9 00 l() 00 10 30 11 00 Hom 1 ~ • Roo u• 1 hf' PrH t' Is Rig ht I IUJ U IHappy Harvesters BY MEL HEIMER I Qda~ I ru ll TUESDAY Sll N ON 700 :1nd ba nk a ctou nt ~ In 1955 \\.h Pn more peoplt: bou6 h1 mor t goo ds on ftme th an ever be fore the\ sa wd (: veu more than th e \ had 111 195 1 01 1952 ~hl n they bought less In 1956 a still greater numbber added to th t 11 sa vings e v Pn thou gh the~ 'I' ere also ' P p a v 1 n g a r ecord number of dollars on ln!llalnH•nt dl hl - sorm $37 1 billion The use of m stalmt nt ( t Pd1t todav ts ~ s1gn of progress Just as busmr ssm m or a {ot poratiOn uses busmrs u edl! to expand oper atwns so the averagP Amerrran famtly be11er s 1ts hvmg condttron s and nnprovr s ti s lman r tal l J>OSit JOn w1th ron sunH 1 n st alment uetllt my new york },:..., llolt)EFir.tfm..Y' • ~ bt tll " >t l t n ca Jlt a l asstt m r s t to n ;,umtr:-; a r~ J! o s \. lll g ano lh r 1 p1 o C'ntics of In stalment c E-d1t are conv m( ul that tlme buymg Indicates an inabtlt v to savt - that users of mstalment credtt a1e makm g thrift Un American But tn the WOI ds of tlu popular old song It am t necessanly so' Actually time buytng can be and usually IS a form of savmg a budgeted saving that builds capital assets from cu r rent mcome People Y.hO buy on time are not spendthnfts They are not Uvmg beyond then ml'ans Most of them are paymg and savmg concurrently Buying goods to Improve llvmg cond ttJons 1s JUSt one half of the consu mers goa l the ~"\: • ~MAY BE H'EQ"t \ TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channel 3 11 JJJ (t rtt ment l b~~~ THE GERM CARRIER --- Cr~itBureauHere WoulcLSttm ulate Buymg, Also CHESTER METHODIST CHURCH CHESTER OHIO j I On the selection of the Baldwin Organ for their Church In 1910 Warren Ohto became the JlY m the country to msta ll Mazaa tungsten hgbts on at s 11reets first - New Furniturt FOR $299.00 BAKER "FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE" FURNITURE 1111 The Brlgnteol Cornet IB llllddloporl PHONE 22 JACKSON, OHIO �___, wu to ::---k- - ----- . -ckson.. Mason Co uon- paym~nl 8uc eve o·o~'u' '-R &ztnm '"' J Lake Included In State P1an I • s of ..-.«; T0 SeII Lan dN.ear RecreatiOD ~ pots b~ Sin~( i~Jann:r'~~ I ~~mrrll:inf m~ten ~ I fullowln~ ~t i ~t> l l ~4il d qUf'~tiOilllil! ro• F FIll'rf'Itld I I -- 01 D ly . Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Aug. 5, 1957-5 ·iJa D.Uv Seatlner will ~ ord~red up and served by Tigers' mat;agers Rich Jones and Jim Diehl, and All.Star pilots Phil Collins Bob Wilson ~nd Roy _Arms. Larry Morrison of Racine, with ~urnmittment; ~ the Llttle ~gue, is not participating in th e A~-Star clasSIC. Plenty of his players are, however, among them the 12-· year-old D_u ane _Wo_lfe ~ho looks and acts like a baseball play· er much ~Js se~IOr m years and experience. Hartford . with an open gc he· dule date, cased pa ~ t Pnint Pleasant 4· 1 in a make-up game . Bqll'! Racine and Hartford now stand 8·3 on the season. Mid1~ lep ort. I I I DA I l Y ( RO SSW O R0 :n Not CASH:...._e~::;;l:-... .... ROCKSPRINGS FAIR GROUNDS ROUTE 33, POMEROY •• ' ' . IT'S BIGGER T,HAN EVE,R , , , MITIIIALS •• , FINANCING ' , -THE .POMROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY G V•ua of PIIOHB &:1 0< W CoullaUOUI Servleo POMEROY !weaving] -.;:hild Lomo ...... t6JO ~,0.1. Mlno En ...... . IUO P,O,I. Ml110 3/1 • 114 ,...,., ,o.O.I. Mlno Prleeo Sublett To Ch•lll• Sopl Ill Bailey Coal Ca. lout. H ,._,.,, 0. record, • • Tbe &:lO.t world record for th( event elaime-d by v. Strojmov ol Ru11ia Wll aet iD 18M on a shorter, 40.meter c:Ou.rMe, AAU o«tclala are confident Htlnrich'a time ori' the reJulatlon 1M) • meter Olymple pool bert wiU be reeoenlzed atnc~ it had leq turns to booat tbe 1 twlmmtr 1 apeed. ' -,ow~. riMe ....... TMy . . . .,..... . fat , . .• • ' ""'""'"'~~ ~ Mw..~ ... • ·~*~lie WI'IW. i ..·-coapma~W.~t wlfl\ ftt A4Pfrlilinl Coutidl ·,~~•l'l,!itAe Nm....,.Pf!F Ad~Hei."l ~AMICiltiM l.-- LITTLE ORPHAN AN Nl.;. The Ludowici Celado n Co. in Page One) New Lexington, Ohio il procbln.Jame11 " Ned'' Call, 46, Mi tltll t!· e d as the la rge!lt roofing Hie plallt port was also .con fill('t'l to i'1il in lhe World. after being assf'ssed a Cine of $25 and costs for intoxication. A pl:mt at Marietta, 'Ohio, mak~ Charl~s R. Sho1:makcr, 71, Midhistorical markers that are used dlepor-t, fined $10 and ('OSIS fur nationally. (Co~~nued ~ram 1 DOWN by th e ,-11-meJ\tS :l lns{•Cls 4 Ex<'lama. lion D.UL\' CRYPTOQtJOTE- H•re'• how to work II: AXYDLU.AAXR h I.ONOFELLO\V Onl'letter !Imply stands for another. In this •amp~ A is u11ed for the three L's, X ror the two o ·s, ete. Single letters, apos· trophes, the length and formation of the worda In all hints. Each day lhe code letters are different. A Cr,.-ptorram Quetatlort. YNI!:, uLod vucco v . oTci<YO'B • • • NANCY VDPGC LR OBC DKTDQC ZSVOCTI NH £PUR-!<TCECTLJ ZSCTV • ' Saturdal-''11 Cry ptoquotet WHY WITH OLD· TR'UTK f'lEW TRlJTH PISAGRE£-BROWNING. l)lltrlbllloed br "'nJ Ft"\lru Syn4kt1' .6 64 ... 665 ... 666 : .. , 667 --· 6U --· 669--· NIJ:OS .. '' ' r L· ( >l - . . ,, ~ ';' ' ·; CURL1 KAYOE V!. • .. . . * T"E DUKt OF IRON! WILLIE WINKLE Runnlng"Races So1Jtheastlrn O~lo. Guli'llsey ShOw * . " BAND CONCERT* PARAD~ FIREWI)8KS.' "COME ON OUT and ENJOY THE FUN" ' ADMISSION ADULTS 30e 'CHILDREN U NDilR U ADMI'I"tED FREE - .., BY EB.NII! B\JSHMIIJ.Q MY UNCL.E HELPED TO 6U/LD THIS ' WALL--- THE 700TM BLOCK LOOS.E.. I r '\ By CHESTER GOUU., DICK TRACY a:oa -1. id. - .................... .... .................. ... ,_,,..., ,..,..,., - • Middleport Police • *. ~ • NeWS Bne • £S HARNESS RACING· SAY£ INQUIRE TODAY . *EXHIBITS *JUNIOR FAIR* BIG BEND VARIETY *JUDGING 4-H CROP$* AWARDS Records Smashed In Swimming At AAUMeeting U1e Our Conveniertt Bild·A·Count Budget Pion For Your Home lmprOYIIIJent Purcha1e1. ' I -r Aug.l4-l5-16-17 e .. TO 1 Y..azy lol l:>b<' r :: TouglJ,-r,,u 94th Annual •• 23. Obtainc(t H·in 23 Jewel 2-1 . Crane parts 26. Spanish danef' 29: High Card :w. L1ght blow :.II . And not J2. F lorida ci t) 1 poss. ) 34. Stupefy 3~. Pt•rfurme r 36. Pla3lff' · 37. Man'l!i nam~ 38. M on~lrr · :19. Con<'htdf'S t O. Play th lngg County's for 1 22. Lf' &f COME TO e . 4ll ffH: u1~ ' 'fWhy,he wta inhere only yesterday" 8E. LUO<'I ENOUGH TO 1-i!TCH A RIOE HERE .=... I I --- -- ~ ···~·· IN·VE:E · TAV· I I :_i~t:_w:•:·~~·~·~•~·~·~·~·~•;•:·~·~·~·~·;•~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~• No Quesiion a6out SfNT US A -r-.M lS .A, p s.- .5!"/CE '10U MAY II/OT I Jew.el ry ~hooting u.ssu:: 1' Collins Redlegs' Tebbetts Thankful For Day Of Rest As All But 2 Pitchers Work In Split With Giants ~ta (,LI(Pr!-NO TtO<.ETS_:8UT. ,6U,(r I Borton Picked QB Contender l . LJL ABNEB or. gunning for a ti c for second at best, or third, d~­ A11cl 'Whell fOU Woody Call, pilot of th'e cham- - - ;-::::-;;:-:----- - - - featcd Ga!lipolis 8·2. Coolville, briltf )'Our wehh pion [ndians· Little Leaguers 111 ris, Saunders. into our uore for ro..pair51 which gave up itB struggle to Middleport, !iays he hopes to First F'c<~lurc - llil l , Norris, field a team, is out of it. •1111 t~e ""01t e1q1erie"n• -tch.,..ker• will work • ., it. take an AII·Star Club to the w~ll Thompso11. The game al R.. ine wa,o; a pip . ston Invitational Tournament nex~ One spectacular JH:ddcnt thrillN yee .... c1 • ••w walch. we Kenny ImhorleR , an in 11nd outer hev• e ceM,Iete sele4tio• of week after all. He will pick a elub ed racing huu; when Jim i~cecc. all summer, and an infrequent h• HAMILTON W.AJCHIS- to !rom outstanding playen in town Vmton, rolled his No. 7 over in toiler, went aU the way against choe•• 1.-.ml ~nd plan on coming out top dog the first turn . kcc c~e was nul Larry Little Foo~y Wolfe . He fan· Priced fii'Om $39.50 In the northern town . injured. ned eight while Foo~y whiffed 16. The DeJk doc!ln't know yet who - - -- - -- Racine jumped into a 2..0 lead the tr.am members will ~ but In the first inning when Little J Woody is • P"IIY fai• BY UNITED PRESS judge or baseball talent so be asFoozy wearing glasses. singled NATIONAL LEAGUE IIUred hC' will com<• np With the home brother Riy roozy whO h.ad W L Pet. GB singled and Bill McNickle!! who best . or pretty clos t to it. !i2 41 .602 A r<.~ling to he (.nforced hy St. Louis had been safe on an nror scored ft2 42 596 !fJ. later. Wt'llston i.s that a Jllayer shall Milwauke.· 59 44 .573 3 not h ,! \'C rt'achcd his 13th birth- Brook lyn From lh crc on lmhoden was 11 ~8 4fi .558 4 1h day by September 1, 1951. This Ci nci,:aali tough customer. Meanwhile, hi s 57 48 .543 6 may ~:u t out some nf Pomeroy's Phila -:!elph i.l mates got one in the seventh on New York 45 HO .4-29 18 - and maybe Middlcpurt'li too3tl ti6 .353 2~ \-2 singles bi Huddy CundJfl, Harvey better players wbo will be 13 Chit>ato :w U8 .346 26 '.'2 VanVranken and Phil Collins. during August. Pomerov officials Pittsburgh Sund111y's Re1ullt have operated under the rule of Pomeroy tied it up in the ninth ----;=;-::-::-----------------"not 13 by August 1, instead of Milwaukct• 1+ llro•JI-..Iyn 7 on Nessclroarl's single, ac'o ring Chicago 6 Pill ~ hur g h 0, ' •t . Sept. I. Collins, who Wits on via. an error. Said one Pomeroy LL pilot : L'hica~:o :1 I'i ~l~bur;..:h:! ' .. 1U ll 111 RED SETS RECORD Jn the top or the 14th Pomeroy "If this cuts us out of too many New YoJ·k 7 Cinr: nna1i fl . !,, 14 in LONDON UP-Vladimir Sap"went ahead 3·2 when Jimmy Jo ot our best boys we may nut Cincinnt~ll 3 New Yurk 'l, 2nd nov, & Soviet marksmen, set a WPM,.. Your Confidence Hemsley led off with a single, Ph!lad~lphiJ 5 ~t. Luws --1, i s~ enter a team.'' world record when he scored 389 11 Ju1tifled Wiggins walked o.nd Bob Wilson 12 in ns pointi out of a possible 400 in E. Main St. Pomeroy !ihglcd Hemsley home . One of tho!lc uunusual event.i St. Lo =. li<o 4 P hiiMit•ll!l'l!,! I, 2n d the 50 meter small-bore rifle , CINCINNATI UP - ClnctnnaiJ 1~ore on singles by G1.1.~ Bell Post 5--4 defeat, and held first place by O(turred Sunday in sports at the s~ t.~rd•y ~ ku•J itl But Racine v )Uidn't quit. In has !.be da;y of( from the base I and a double by first base rna~ Ted a half game after another furiou!C reporH n ding eve nt. Ciayfbanlu Race Traclc near St . Lvui.s 3 Phil iJdd ph ia l It s h a If or the Hth B. lngl" rl by R.:.dio Peiping. 11 day of activity in the National Drookl'fc 7 Milwa ukee I, i 1 inu ~ s1ngled , advanced· to second, 1md ba WArs And from the standpoint Kluszewski. Dead Man's Curve . of the, Redlegs pitching Staff it In the eighth , Temple- singled, League. The Milwaukee Braves . David Hill , about 18, 'ive or Nt~w Y11rk ': Cmt!I!H: a ti .. Edd ie Stobart's double plAted c~uldn t have come at a betler was sacrific.:d to second and went downed the Brooklyn Dodgers, 9-7, tukc a rew months, a Tuppers PlnsiJurgll at Chicll go, ppd . rain h' t me. to third on a wild pitch bv New and the Chi<'ago Cubs ruined Dan· flains youth whu got the uq~c Tue•d•y'l G•m" tmimbod rn lo5t control In the Only rlghthl\ nder. Ad Fowler cs· York hurler Stu Miller. Robinson ny Murtaugh 's managerial debut to drive a alO<:k car, acquired New York at !irook lyn , ni t": 15th and it beat him. Don Wolf~ c~ped m~und dutw~ Sunday as then knocked him in with what We ro out of our,way to make with 6-0 and 3·2 wins over the one out of Mariett-a as a gifl from Ph ihnlelphi a at 1'1tt.Nburgh. nlt e was safe on an error and Bob C ~ncinnatt split a doubleheader _proved to be the winning run . losna your way! Get the cas.. Pittsburgh Pirates in the other NL you need on Signature only, auto hl& Dad.--Hc entered races for Cincumati ~ ~ Mi l w~ukcc , nil6 Birch sa<'rificed. Imboden hit With _the New York _G iants, losing Ci ncinnati opens an import...tt or furnitur-e for every worth)' the first time. Ch.ieago al Sl . J.uui ~. nile Dick Taylor and ..Big Foo~ walked the first 7·B and taking the night· three-gam~ series Tuesday in Mil· games. purpose. • / "He has a good c&r," !la id Bud' AMt.RIC "• N L:c. (.l r: waukee against the Br.Jvell before b w '. , <I. GB to populate the sacks. Then Bill cap 3-2. 1 Trip Loans--Phone G"L ! 1\'ll•o n, 1rae k 1 promo el'. " u t McNic-kles, whose bat was lootAT HOME IN WATER Tre opener went 14 innings be- returning h ome agains t C hlca~o I ltpallll'• ' that do(·sn't cxplr~.u his W!!Jn .ll .", \el\' v.u i, E£ :•..: f':'O 1111r Ca,..l Wlu~OOO" eo,p.. test for Racine f3 in 3 offldal fore Giant ~ate_h cr Ray Katt bat· DETROIT UP- Fullback John Enos Slaughter ke~ps dem~n­ He'a just a bor,1 FlC(. driver , , J)· l'hicn~u ' 112 40 .flllll 61,2 trips) walked and in came the ted In the wmmng run with a sae- trating why the New York Yan - H_e nry Johnso·n of the Dcgoil Hoston 51'! 47 .:'iH 13 · Partntly." w1nmng run . rifice liy after Tom Acker fill ed kees' Amcriran League riva ls rate Ltons is perfectly at home in we! lllll shared top honot·s with I!droit 50 5:.! .4!10 181:.2 Pomeroy the base• on walks. him "the greatest pro of 'eJU all." Weather. He was born in Wa1er· 50 !'13 .485 19 Larry Brown of '-arkersburg to Cleft'land 000 000 lO I 000 Ol" ., 9 3 Cincl~natlwon the second game The 4l·Ye ar-otd, b_alding Slaugh· proof, La . . \ thare..,ln ttl• mon!! ~'tJ.n all eve nts l:la ltimorf . 50 53 485 19 .._, ... Racine ln t~ 4)ia:hth Inning when outfie-ld· \flr s"owed the 'fy~~tU.na 'u&" )low c 1 1hat h e e-ntend. H111 !'!rove Jlke W <t.~hing on 39 6H .:111 3 1 ed ll'ranlde Robinson singled home It'• dofie Sunday whf'n 'he''"!itnashed AL PLAY OPENS 30 f!7 .:;:m 33 lm~:n ~dOOOJ~r~Il~s!c~ Johnny Temple In the eighth in- five hih and drove in five runs a Yt'tcnn , uot recklessly, but !\.ansa City COLUMBUS UP-Play in Lhe , Kal Hlndy, MaMger 11hol\ing amaz;ini!C ekill for havinli: Sund•v'• R••ull• nln~ w_llh a tie bre~tkjng run . to lead the Yankees to a ~ - 2 and A.meri-can Legion Junior Basebal l bad no experience. Wa:. hilltoll' 8 Detro•t 4 I road. Wolfe and MeNickles. . 300 W. Se<ood St.- Phone: 432, Pomeroy C1nemnatl Manager Birdie Teb· 6-5 sweep o! the Cleveland Indi· Tournament opened here today OLIVER GOES WELL Th is young fellow mu)jt br. 11 \:ln lt1 ;nore 5 Kan~as City ll Houn: M011.·1ri. ~~~; Scat. 9-12 - Open et~eni.ng• by awolntm.mt · ~etts used heven pitchers In the ans. The victories extended the with defending c hampion Clnci.l· born hntroddcr with tho good Ch1cag 11 I J Bo ston tl Bob Oliver, '57 grai..l of Ralph f1rlll contest In a vain effort to Ylmkecs' winning streak to e·ighl. nati Bentley Post playing Cleveloan• I'IGde kl r.•fchllh of ntorby town• , sense to work off hi~ 5tt! am in or· ~ew York .'\Cleveland 2, J~t. Sayre 's White Falcon buebail win. At the end of t~e game, only games and their first • place lead ~and Trans-it Post tonight. ganited racing. Ni!" York 6 C lcv~-~ ~~IHI :1. 2 n1l team, got three RBI's againl'lt ~WIIflon says: Saturd•y'~o R••ulh Plea.~ant, the winning margin of Fowler and Vincente Amor re to a season's high of 6'-4 games. malned on the bench . Amor won Slaughter, who joined the Yan· "I think alock car ta('Cs per- Bn ;' n 8 Chicago 7 runs in the 4·1 victory for the t~e second on a neat tdx-hitler. kees a year ago thiS" month, de· Tigel'!l. form a real service in enllt'ing ~kw V._t' k ~ Cl ev('IH!Hl :\ Th~ lld-llfler was a see-nw bat· livered a run-scoring single and a ;youna: (cllows who like to tinker Baltimore 7 Kans11s l 'JI} 6 Gene HeMon went all the way tie w•tll the ~tedlcgs twice com·l ng three-run homer in the opener and and build, and drive harrl, onto WnqJtr;!gto n 4 IJelrnit :J, 17 inns tor Hartrord striking out 11 In from !behind in extra-Inning~ to tie capped the perform;mce w~n he tr~ks where every sarcty preTu••d•v'• G•m•~ ~he first five Innings, then eas. the game. New York tied the slngled in the .l!inlh inning or the 1 uutlon Ia takon £or them , and f.a:l~•~ l'lt y nt Ch ir:.g 1 ni tc tng up to chalk II. final Lally of game Jn the eighth Inning with nightcap to drive in Yogi Berra 14 KO 's to on ly one for Frazier, wh.ere, it there are injurl(:!;, no CJC \·'\· '~o nrt at Octrn i1, nitt• three run& with the Reds ahead with the decisive run . one IJut the racers them~elves Boston at B;tl-timorr . ntt t' his opponent. 4·1. , 1 The Ch-icago White Sox dropped a:et shaken up." Was htnMton II! New York , nllr Bub SUvers, the refugl'e from Amadng 'Willie Mays of tbe .anpther half-game off the Yllllkll tn lhe fut feature Sunday <it INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Oh io, with two out In the second Glantll continued his one -man as- pace de.<~pite atJ 11·6 vit'tory over • Claybankll Larry Brown , Max Toronto p Cult1mbus 2. 1st Inning, singled, and s tole aecond sault on Cincinnati in the opener the Boston Red Sox . the Washing. And LN' Toron to 7 l'nlumhu~ ~. 2nd lifter Red Tucker h11d walk4!d, with two homers and triple. The ton_SenatOl's out-homered the De· Sampson or Well11ton Saunders Of Greasy Uldgc finish - Ric hmgnd 11 , t ontreal I , l.~t Oliver tripled both home. circuit blasts (ilave Mays ttvc home trOJt Tigers, 8--4, and the Baltl· ed 1·2-3. Jlichmond 2 Muntrral 0. 2nd Stivcra k!d oFf the fifth with a runs in the four -game sCTics just more Orioles tied the IndianS" !or First heat.-t.akt'n by Ghm Roch ester 3 :\<linml 2, Is\ single, Tueker walll:td again to concluded at Cro~ley F'icld . fourth place wilh 'a ~0 decision Thompaan followed hy Wll and Rochc!tc r 2 Miami I, :.!nrl repeat the pattern, &nd Oliver New York went out in front ~-• over the KansaB Cit;y o\thletics. l'' rlb Norrlr~, Racine. Duffnlo 20 Uav 11118 1 lsl !!cored him on a ground out. In the lOth Inning only to have Hold NL leed AWitrallan Pur•ult- Hlll. Nor· BuffAlo 4 llavuna 3 2 nd Tucker scored later on an error . pinch-hitter George Crowe tie The St. Louis Cardinal!! . 9pllt a l he H1i rd InnIng Gleaaon or th,ingl up In the last of the frame do~ble·header with the Phi\adel· •;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;::::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Pt.InPleasant tripled hut wall piclc · w1th a run-producing !lingle ph1a Phillie&, winning , 4·1, after a eel off third by Red Tucker, The Giants ag1in took the. lead su bbing for brother Luther, awuy on vacation. Point got ita run ln In the 12th Inning only to have Ed the ninth when Hindu Hederson Bailey, another Cincinnati pineb· hit.t er, hit a home run to he the was hlt, ' Ru8ty Wamslcy- who ;arne up again. played a great gsme at ahort11to p Giant Manager Bill Rigney Ulled defensively, sJnJicd . Hendcnon 20 players ~n the ,game compared scored on au\ tnfteld out. lo ·23 lor Cmelcnnatt. Rigney waa Point Pleasant 000 000 001-1 4 15 thrown oul of the contest In the H11rlfor::t .... 002 020 OOx......-4 8 5 lllh for argutng with umpire Jocko IIKLOSI IIIli Fra:der, Donahue f7 · and Don11 Con lan. Tha~'l how it happenahue, Red Wlmsley (8), HeaiOia quick.-like t.hatl In comOLD OPII POICI Rablnaon and Wolly l'o~ t aiAO nnd RAy Tucker. munltiea lllll over America, .hom~red fo!' Cincin nati •nd Gall Jjenple "who were here only At Gallipolis Jim 8owloa wC11t Jlarr1.s added another for New GLASS II WIITII)'ll8terday" are gone fOTever wild with his bat drlvini In .11~ York. ..!..klllfld in hiJhwRy tr•ffic runs with a homer, triple and SCIIII II In lPe second game Clneinnatl ·accldeate. Don't let it hap· doubte. Mick~y Mlllcr had him· was b.!h!nd 2·0 going into the laJt SMMII pen to yout self a 3-hitter and the only run of Lhc aJxtb when they tied the against him Clime on Wlon's homer In the eighth. Ike Wilt ltit well for the nut ' An open porch can be macl• Into a time this season as he sathcrcd llvabl1 extra 100111 lor all y•ar lhi'Cc binglea, two llingleR and ., ' double. Other hiUcn were Bobby roancl comfort ancl convonl•nce, Neillon, Dave Hindy, Hank Cia~· • L•t uo t!v. you a Ire• .,timaN worthy. Weier and Jlm Hlllcsenclosing your porr h. Thlfl b OU'll rtilular hallback-a.ll with s inah~!l. PHILADELPHIA UP - The Nano ablltatlon. Middleport 201 121 001--1 12 2 tinnal Meh'!l AAU 1wimming and Galllpolill 000 000 010-1 s 1 dlvint eharnplonahlpJ at Kelly Miller and Call. Valentine and Pool here Wtlnt down on the books Burd'e lte. today aa one of the bluest record•masflers l.n the history of the event. AM. . ICAN AIIOCIATION St. Paul 'I Louilvllle, IS Jst El&ht marka were establillhed In the 13 awimmlna: evenb on the St. Paul t Loultvllle 1, 2nd procram. They toeluded three Omaha 1 Indlan1polh a 1st ' American reprdl. an American Omaha 7 lndi•napoUa 1 2nd WED. A.UG., Hlh citizen's mal'k and a possible Minneapolb <t Charleaton 3 world record. Wichita 3 Denver 2 .Hm's hiJw you cun Atip: The hlghlltht • w.. · the ~ : 111.8 eNO DOWN PAYMENT American reeord set by 17-year· WLW MIDWiiSTERN HA\'RIDE aahly, ceurt-.ully old Gary Heinrich of San Lean· ObHII"filll,lltl II.!. lb. werwilll .. ,~~~.. eww MONTHLY PAYMBNT dro, Clllt., for the 400 • meter lhGftANDSTANO ATTRACI'ION TIME ud MONEY divktull medler which the- AAU Is \ ..... pDOWNI e A_DD ON-PRIVILEGES IUbmlttlq to Ule Ititernatiotlal Buy 'Your Cell Ia • hill - tltlct ~......., if .n SwJmmlng Fedentlo1\ u a world eNO RI!D TAPE Augullt BASEBALL RESULT r: · I 1 • Nation's Leadar'-' '-- I bl Cll.e& TawlchUJ . Baxes, one o 1 the reading .Jitters NEW YORK UP-Unle.s.s the tn th.e International League, con- last -place Kansas City Athletics nccted for two grand-slammers to do a complete about-face within lead the B1sons to 8 20_1 slaughter the ncl(:t eight days, Lou Bouover Havana in the first game or dreau wjll be let out a8 mamage.· ~ a doubleheader Sunday &xes hit and George Selkirk probably his blast.s in the first and fo rth replace him , the United • PrelL'! innings, marktn,11 the f•rst tim~ in lear~ed today on excellent aulelgue history that a player hlt I thorHy . two grand-sl.ammers in the same J Boudreau face-s the ight day game. Bu~falo_ ~on . the nightcap, deadline because the Ka;sas City .4-3, to matnlaln Its f•rsl-place lead front office feels something drasat two games. · h • On oth tl R' h d h e as to be done before the A s er ac on , tc mon swept come off the road and reLurn Montreal, 2.0 and 3·2, Toronto h A 13 won twice from Col umbull, 9·2 orne, ug. · and 7·~. and Roehester nipped Mi Boudreau, whose contract still ami in a twin-bill, 3-2 and 2--. has another year to go, will be offered a job Jr. tl:~ Kau"'as City front off.i.ce. Selkirk, tne rormer New York Yankee outfielder, ·won a pennant with Kansas City in 1952 when the club wa~ still in the lfiRAM, 0. UP- Former Ohio American Assodation , ilnd slill State quarterback John Borton is a tremendously popular fig· today was established as a con- ure in that city. tender for the Cleveland Browns If Boudreau Is released by signal calling ,o;lot along with Kansas City, he will be the third Tommy O'Connell. Borton reported to camp here pilot deposed th is year. The Was hington Senators namafter two year!'i in the Navy1 ed Cookie Lavagetlo to suecee::J where he dicln't play . However, Coach Paul ' Brown Chuck DresSen, May 7, and Danreplaced ·Bobb;r sajd "he has ,poise" a11d ha ~ ny Murtaugh Bragan as manawer of t,he Pitts 9howed he could move around. burgh Pirates last Saturday. Ja !l and ormer l'nn:·l R.arine sts.ggcred t.hrougb lo a , . • 4-3 win over a tough Pomeroy . Don t pass up the chanre you have this evening to sec dub in 15 1.n~lngs to keep pace flight bas~ball by . young talent in Pomeroy -Syri.ICUse-Racine ~1th. anti malnLaln _ a chance to at 6 p . m . m the Pony League All-Star game . ttc . the Hanford T1_g:e~~ for the 1 Good 't h' h' · . . . Q.blo Valley A.s.5o<:latwn cham. Pl c mg, power tltmg and fine defensive fielding pionsh 1p sunday. remanded of fine CO l IH11\US t .I . d ll P :- Piang lo I ill luetion , a t' 1111 II Onj fa·e Oluu lakt's H. f I I . 11 rl·~ ult i ~~ be!OI;i nni ng to luk1• · hl:lpt• . V Y,: 1 l \l l'llU<!' rom t 1,l' !UI "' W! go Fllckiugt•r. c!·! f'f of l hl.' ~tJtl· '!!'II: ~ w lht• dt- IH_trl rnt'nl:; rotar y fu ud ~lt-mb.t•rs of th(' l''i:l'r ut J.., 1• divi11 ion . ~A id tn•hv rt· · i /or pun' 1 laslrl~t o r dl'\'e-Jopmr-ht of Ht1!1t'l.' m~·ll!dt' Burl . Putfl"r!>ou , (~nltnut!d from P•e OneJ F\il! k in~:l.'~ ~:u 1 d thll' :~proiutnu·nt 11-' ·1rk 5 l~o!nt ~l(·a~;~nl ; ~r('d l row , Pom, - 1,Udtd aentenee. of Paul Mt('ormi<-k . llunl svil lt• l Flil'll;tngcr ~au.l that whilt' Me-l ~~{)) tl~:d~ w:•gh t. _ ~.lJJ~t')' l.lutl Judae Paul P. Dull~ placed r eal e~t ll l e f'Kpc.rt . will l!l·l p n.ovt• lt\rmiek 's ftjlul'~.'l will be Ulled w.s : J, .\1 t hiimbcl s, R.t>tlhwuud r.~e-r on two yearl ptObilloa on lhe sta1l··~ r}rO.~"an, fmm tlw plan-~ a ~u!dt• poS~t ibl y lhr~ ouUiide Jt lt·l . - - - - · - - ·- · t·onditl~n he r!!•l~ "COJJnt)' C!Or· llftt;_r. hliJ right to prtdbe bar:· nlng sla~l' to st>llin v sonw 1.500 jWit l~U!!I will be mu.dr- before Lhl· pl?.ts of groun d alon~ th'! lakf's. j priet• r.f la ntl i~ i:Cl. ~ ~ot1c1 be ~yoked and tb.e medl· However. land will not be Ull J C ,. F p ca l profea110n lnveatlpte .po.albltfor sale For ~orne time ." Fl.icki nTh~ parks chief uld £in• I dl"·l ~ 1ont ·~uecl ro7 -v• Ono ) revocation of his Hrente to prac· tt>rmmation of .-rhcther sites on ~una c egram 0 Hympat h~ on tlce medicine. ger polnt{'d ou t. MeCormkk will help Sl't a ~·:d m• l:·k~! fronta ge- will be taken to the 1 ~ehalf otr ~mself ,and.f1rs. EuenGeer was owted from the Palr· for lands put up fnr S<~lt> after water li• c l. as not pe<.'n di.!cussed . j. owe r .0 l'Orge 3 :W 1 ~w. known Held County Medical Ann. and the state has determi 11 ~d it can He ~a1d the s tate may retain a I ~ ~M~astng~.on ~nd !n \ le-;na a~ re moved from the Lancaster-Fair· not use the .d te s for· ptlbl!c n~r- walkway alo ng the lakes ror public h ts: ~ty an to mem er:> 11 fie ld HoapltalataU. reatidna l faci litie 11 . · u~l' er . a•nJ Y· . , The State Medical board c-an Flickin_ger sa id th lami hi E1senhower sa1d George s death ptnallu Geer furthn- by 1 Rver• , . " 'f ~ ts has Y_et to bt worked out." . "is a grea l loss not on1r to his reprimand to revocation of his 0_, urcs woul d be use/ al 11 w~~~d to aid Herbert . Eagon N·p-l1 \ l< l!{·k!n ge r !11/.!d . :Jwn native alate Of Georg ia but license. Resources .d irector. and. thf'a ~:~ -~ lie said the div ision has been also t_o the en lire natio_? ·" he ad~. T~e investigatio6 ~eer'• K'l· 1~rat Resourr_es rommissin n. i 11 workln 8 with otbe! state depart· ed t.~at he suffered a -~e-~s onal t1vlhe• by Ja~ authOrlhet wa11 lm<1l determination in what land ments, in cluding highway and pub- 1 lo.ss because 9eor~ e -na ~ I prompted _by t••e de-atlu of bia two to release for publif' sale~ lie worb. and local government good and d~ar fri end_former,.wlvu. . {)fficials in determining what ltind , Wtlt B• M.ttl~d . ,__:__ _ _, _ - - - SURVEY MADE He was ; t. Julstandmg Amen· MAS~LINIC 11 rf'('llmmer.d for sate. The lwo·)t'ar .<i Ul'Vl'.Y bv 1h e ___. _ ran and a tin!' gt>ntl~man who Admissions: Hartieoo ~- Gampark 's d!vision lw s d•·tl'rmint•tl I will be gre;~tly mis!(ed." tht- Pres· mon . Pomtroy, JlllY • : Mn. plots av:nlC~b lc for Sll l ~· and now NEWSPAPERMAN DIES idt'nl said. Kathlef!D Bissell, Lon& Bottom, leased to incliv idu:.tls. Nf<~WBILRRY . Mich. . UP- Ralph Vice President.. Richard M. July 30. ' ' The lake~. oncl" used to fct"'d thr Gl•oq;e rrcppon, 58, Covington. Nixon praised qeorge as "one of Birth : "- daughter, Avl8 Fal\h, callfts._ are Portage, St.. Mury·s . Ky., busines~ marwgl•r o~ t_hf' the greatest senators In the his· to Mr. and M.rs. Haywar4. W. Billl,ol1tmu~ . huckey , a nd .ln d! iill . Kt•n t uek~· ed1t10n of !he Cmctn· tory of the nation and one who Sl'll, Long Bottom, Jub'. 30. Fhckm gr sa1d tl1 c land would nati Tune s St<Jr, died here Wed- rose complett'ly above partisan I • ' ftrs t be dHcted to pre~t·n t tt'na nt s m•s da y wh!le on i trip to Tah· l politics in the se rv tn• of Ius state The Reedsville Pioa,er 4-H If these persnns f:ul to place op quamcnun F~tlls. lit> and his wife ar.tt the nation." Club met July 10 at the- lltbf-Ol t10n on tl'e land. tht' ~•te~ w1ll be J.uey WC'rc varahoning. l .tf~retary of State John Foster buildin&. Mrt. Nolan Judsed aw' -·---- - 1pUltes summed up the "world ing proje-ct~. Advbor in ehtre~ · ~ tatesman.sbtp '' outlook w1th whic h .M1~11 Lucy Kibble. Aeport. or d .. ~ George, then "dean" of the Sen- monatratlona on the yelr'l work • ate, handled the work f• f the Sen- I on "Good food for snacking; an t! pa('ktng" apd m "3ewi nt projee• " ' u n1l '. ..e F orE' Ign Reuo. •• , 10n~ comm1ttee. . .-\(' RO:-o~"'"" 1 Mop t Jf George, Dulles said . "sought to An exh1bit was planned . at thl" 5 Cuh off tl\pac! IY promote the- enlighte ned self inter- fa 1r- Mary Jane Cashdollar. 9 Rtver 6 Spvk.-n est of tht! United States. recogniz1Sib J 7 Kmd ing th at such self interest could 10 Pe•·-~ ~a nr pro. dan! : not be aChi_e ved except in triend11 ~u ..: lant C<'d me o! ly cooperation with other free na· 1:.! . llll· S. Hatr ice tions." \ Conneaut. in the northeast corn£> ts 2B. :et . His leadership spearheaded par· ne-r of the alate, in Ashtabula roots t ocks 11 Afric11.n 14 Hantli~·ap~ ticipation in the GeneYa Confer· County, is the farthest from the 1 ~ l ~oal' worm a 1 r;o\J. d ltJ. M 11 toerry 13. Os<:i l!at-= lettf·) b•turd•r'• -'••wer e~ce, an conwressjona l approval hf'art o£ Ohio. 0 1Ind. J 15 Pubhc '27. Rtirs up 33. Tl'm pl"r the German and Austrian The street signs in Klng~vUlP . 17 . Prunou n Vt' hicle 28. R!H•r 3~ Staletre11tie s a nd the Formosa resolu· Ohio. east or Ashtabula, are adorn· 11< Mn; Ca nt or li . SIJhere ll'' r 1 . ftow r r lion. ···• ed with crowns in defere-nee to the -.ft. Largt' :.!4,1. Sloths ~0. Guide 1Utah) village name. sd~~ or !J 21. r.·; ~ h ltlbbins :-1 6. l.i tt l !! ·DESK SPORTS - h .to:dt'at1on for (Conhnuod ......... Ono ) 0 te Ch'ef 1 Dt•c••lon on 1he hcllillt- 1 th ut ...,., Of w1ll bt• mitiallt tt n ·tr ·t d .1 da y reported collectlon be riPII•rmlnt>d for the (:om rn!l11:'e i\Ud .Y of the " fi nal labulatwn or I eo""''' ------·-- - --- ---- ... -------··- -· -. \ '. j �___, wu to ::---k- - ----- . -ckson.. Mason Co uon- paym~nl 8uc eve o·o~'u' '-R &ztnm '"' J Lake Included In State P1an I • s of ..-.«; T0 SeII Lan dN.ear RecreatiOD ~ pots b~ Sin~( i~Jann:r'~~ I ~~mrrll:inf m~ten ~ I fullowln~ ~t i ~t> l l ~4il d qUf'~tiOilllil! ro• F FIll'rf'Itld I I -- 01 D ly . Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Aug. 5, 1957-5 ·iJa D.Uv Seatlner will ~ ord~red up and served by Tigers' mat;agers Rich Jones and Jim Diehl, and All.Star pilots Phil Collins Bob Wilson ~nd Roy _Arms. Larry Morrison of Racine, with ~urnmittment; ~ the Llttle ~gue, is not participating in th e A~-Star clasSIC. Plenty of his players are, however, among them the 12-· year-old D_u ane _Wo_lfe ~ho looks and acts like a baseball play· er much ~Js se~IOr m years and experience. Hartford . with an open gc he· dule date, cased pa ~ t Pnint Pleasant 4· 1 in a make-up game . Bqll'! Racine and Hartford now stand 8·3 on the season. Mid1~ lep ort. I I I DA I l Y ( RO SSW O R0 :n Not CASH:...._e~::;;l:-... .... ROCKSPRINGS FAIR GROUNDS ROUTE 33, POMEROY •• ' ' . IT'S BIGGER T,HAN EVE,R , , , MITIIIALS •• , FINANCING ' , -THE .POMROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY G V•ua of PIIOHB &:1 0< W CoullaUOUI Servleo POMEROY !weaving] -.;:hild Lomo ...... t6JO ~,0.1. Mlno En ...... . IUO P,O,I. Ml110 3/1 • 114 ,...,., ,o.O.I. Mlno Prleeo Sublett To Ch•lll• Sopl Ill Bailey Coal Ca. lout. H ,._,.,, 0. record, • • Tbe &:lO.t world record for th( event elaime-d by v. Strojmov ol Ru11ia Wll aet iD 18M on a shorter, 40.meter c:Ou.rMe, AAU o«tclala are confident Htlnrich'a time ori' the reJulatlon 1M) • meter Olymple pool bert wiU be reeoenlzed atnc~ it had leq turns to booat tbe 1 twlmmtr 1 apeed. ' -,ow~. riMe ....... TMy . . . .,..... . fat , . .• • ' ""'""'"'~~ ~ Mw..~ ... • ·~*~lie WI'IW. i ..·-coapma~W.~t wlfl\ ftt A4Pfrlilinl Coutidl ·,~~•l'l,!itAe Nm....,.Pf!F Ad~Hei."l ~AMICiltiM l.-- LITTLE ORPHAN AN Nl.;. The Ludowici Celado n Co. in Page One) New Lexington, Ohio il procbln.Jame11 " Ned'' Call, 46, Mi tltll t!· e d as the la rge!lt roofing Hie plallt port was also .con fill('t'l to i'1il in lhe World. after being assf'ssed a Cine of $25 and costs for intoxication. A pl:mt at Marietta, 'Ohio, mak~ Charl~s R. Sho1:makcr, 71, Midhistorical markers that are used dlepor-t, fined $10 and ('OSIS fur nationally. (Co~~nued ~ram 1 DOWN by th e ,-11-meJ\tS :l lns{•Cls 4 Ex<'lama. lion D.UL\' CRYPTOQtJOTE- H•re'• how to work II: AXYDLU.AAXR h I.ONOFELLO\V Onl'letter !Imply stands for another. In this •amp~ A is u11ed for the three L's, X ror the two o ·s, ete. Single letters, apos· trophes, the length and formation of the worda In all hints. Each day lhe code letters are different. A Cr,.-ptorram Quetatlort. YNI!:, uLod vucco v . oTci<YO'B • • • NANCY VDPGC LR OBC DKTDQC ZSVOCTI NH £PUR-!<TCECTLJ ZSCTV • ' Saturdal-''11 Cry ptoquotet WHY WITH OLD· TR'UTK f'lEW TRlJTH PISAGRE£-BROWNING. l)lltrlbllloed br "'nJ Ft"\lru Syn4kt1' .6 64 ... 665 ... 666 : .. , 667 --· 6U --· 669--· NIJ:OS .. '' ' r L· ( >l - . . ,, ~ ';' ' ·; CURL1 KAYOE V!. • .. . . * T"E DUKt OF IRON! WILLIE WINKLE Runnlng"Races So1Jtheastlrn O~lo. Guli'llsey ShOw * . " BAND CONCERT* PARAD~ FIREWI)8KS.' "COME ON OUT and ENJOY THE FUN" ' ADMISSION ADULTS 30e 'CHILDREN U NDilR U ADMI'I"tED FREE - .., BY EB.NII! B\JSHMIIJ.Q MY UNCL.E HELPED TO 6U/LD THIS ' WALL--- THE 700TM BLOCK LOOS.E.. I r '\ By CHESTER GOUU., DICK TRACY a:oa -1. id. - .................... .... .................. ... ,_,,..., ,..,..,., - • Middleport Police • *. ~ • NeWS Bne • £S HARNESS RACING· SAY£ INQUIRE TODAY . *EXHIBITS *JUNIOR FAIR* BIG BEND VARIETY *JUDGING 4-H CROP$* AWARDS Records Smashed In Swimming At AAUMeeting U1e Our Conveniertt Bild·A·Count Budget Pion For Your Home lmprOYIIIJent Purcha1e1. ' I -r Aug.l4-l5-16-17 e .. TO 1 Y..azy lol l:>b<' r :: TouglJ,-r,,u 94th Annual •• 23. Obtainc(t H·in 23 Jewel 2-1 . Crane parts 26. Spanish danef' 29: High Card :w. L1ght blow :.II . And not J2. F lorida ci t) 1 poss. ) 34. Stupefy 3~. Pt•rfurme r 36. Pla3lff' · 37. Man'l!i nam~ 38. M on~lrr · :19. Con<'htdf'S t O. Play th lngg County's for 1 22. Lf' &f COME TO e . 4ll ffH: u1~ ' 'fWhy,he wta inhere only yesterday" 8E. LUO<'I ENOUGH TO 1-i!TCH A RIOE HERE .=... I I --- -- ~ ···~·· IN·VE:E · TAV· I I :_i~t:_w:•:·~~·~·~•~·~·~·~·~•;•:·~·~·~·~·;•~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~• No Quesiion a6out SfNT US A -r-.M lS .A, p s.- .5!"/CE '10U MAY II/OT I Jew.el ry ~hooting u.ssu:: 1' Collins Redlegs' Tebbetts Thankful For Day Of Rest As All But 2 Pitchers Work In Split With Giants ~ta (,LI(Pr!-NO TtO<.ETS_:8UT. ,6U,(r I Borton Picked QB Contender l . LJL ABNEB or. gunning for a ti c for second at best, or third, d~­ A11cl 'Whell fOU Woody Call, pilot of th'e cham- - - ;-::::-;;:-:----- - - - featcd Ga!lipolis 8·2. Coolville, briltf )'Our wehh pion [ndians· Little Leaguers 111 ris, Saunders. into our uore for ro..pair51 which gave up itB struggle to Middleport, !iays he hopes to First F'c<~lurc - llil l , Norris, field a team, is out of it. •1111 t~e ""01t e1q1erie"n• -tch.,..ker• will work • ., it. take an AII·Star Club to the w~ll Thompso11. The game al R.. ine wa,o; a pip . ston Invitational Tournament nex~ One spectacular JH:ddcnt thrillN yee .... c1 • ••w walch. we Kenny ImhorleR , an in 11nd outer hev• e ceM,Iete sele4tio• of week after all. He will pick a elub ed racing huu; when Jim i~cecc. all summer, and an infrequent h• HAMILTON W.AJCHIS- to !rom outstanding playen in town Vmton, rolled his No. 7 over in toiler, went aU the way against choe•• 1.-.ml ~nd plan on coming out top dog the first turn . kcc c~e was nul Larry Little Foo~y Wolfe . He fan· Priced fii'Om $39.50 In the northern town . injured. ned eight while Foo~y whiffed 16. The DeJk doc!ln't know yet who - - -- - -- Racine jumped into a 2..0 lead the tr.am members will ~ but In the first inning when Little J Woody is • P"IIY fai• BY UNITED PRESS judge or baseball talent so be asFoozy wearing glasses. singled NATIONAL LEAGUE IIUred hC' will com<• np With the home brother Riy roozy whO h.ad W L Pet. GB singled and Bill McNickle!! who best . or pretty clos t to it. !i2 41 .602 A r<.~ling to he (.nforced hy St. Louis had been safe on an nror scored ft2 42 596 !fJ. later. Wt'llston i.s that a Jllayer shall Milwauke.· 59 44 .573 3 not h ,! \'C rt'achcd his 13th birth- Brook lyn From lh crc on lmhoden was 11 ~8 4fi .558 4 1h day by September 1, 1951. This Ci nci,:aali tough customer. Meanwhile, hi s 57 48 .543 6 may ~:u t out some nf Pomeroy's Phila -:!elph i.l mates got one in the seventh on New York 45 HO .4-29 18 - and maybe Middlcpurt'li too3tl ti6 .353 2~ \-2 singles bi Huddy CundJfl, Harvey better players wbo will be 13 Chit>ato :w U8 .346 26 '.'2 VanVranken and Phil Collins. during August. Pomerov officials Pittsburgh Sund111y's Re1ullt have operated under the rule of Pomeroy tied it up in the ninth ----;=;-::-::-----------------"not 13 by August 1, instead of Milwaukct• 1+ llro•JI-..Iyn 7 on Nessclroarl's single, ac'o ring Chicago 6 Pill ~ hur g h 0, ' •t . Sept. I. Collins, who Wits on via. an error. Said one Pomeroy LL pilot : L'hica~:o :1 I'i ~l~bur;..:h:! ' .. 1U ll 111 RED SETS RECORD Jn the top or the 14th Pomeroy "If this cuts us out of too many New YoJ·k 7 Cinr: nna1i fl . !,, 14 in LONDON UP-Vladimir Sap"went ahead 3·2 when Jimmy Jo ot our best boys we may nut Cincinnt~ll 3 New Yurk 'l, 2nd nov, & Soviet marksmen, set a WPM,.. Your Confidence Hemsley led off with a single, Ph!lad~lphiJ 5 ~t. Luws --1, i s~ enter a team.'' world record when he scored 389 11 Ju1tifled Wiggins walked o.nd Bob Wilson 12 in ns pointi out of a possible 400 in E. Main St. Pomeroy !ihglcd Hemsley home . One of tho!lc uunusual event.i St. Lo =. li<o 4 P hiiMit•ll!l'l!,! I, 2n d the 50 meter small-bore rifle , CINCINNATI UP - ClnctnnaiJ 1~ore on singles by G1.1.~ Bell Post 5--4 defeat, and held first place by O(turred Sunday in sports at the s~ t.~rd•y ~ ku•J itl But Racine v )Uidn't quit. In has !.be da;y of( from the base I and a double by first base rna~ Ted a half game after another furiou!C reporH n ding eve nt. Ciayfbanlu Race Traclc near St . Lvui.s 3 Phil iJdd ph ia l It s h a If or the Hth B. lngl" rl by R.:.dio Peiping. 11 day of activity in the National Drookl'fc 7 Milwa ukee I, i 1 inu ~ s1ngled , advanced· to second, 1md ba WArs And from the standpoint Kluszewski. Dead Man's Curve . of the, Redlegs pitching Staff it In the eighth , Temple- singled, League. The Milwaukee Braves . David Hill , about 18, 'ive or Nt~w Y11rk ': Cmt!I!H: a ti .. Edd ie Stobart's double plAted c~uldn t have come at a betler was sacrific.:d to second and went downed the Brooklyn Dodgers, 9-7, tukc a rew months, a Tuppers PlnsiJurgll at Chicll go, ppd . rain h' t me. to third on a wild pitch bv New and the Chi<'ago Cubs ruined Dan· flains youth whu got the uq~c Tue•d•y'l G•m" tmimbod rn lo5t control In the Only rlghthl\ nder. Ad Fowler cs· York hurler Stu Miller. Robinson ny Murtaugh 's managerial debut to drive a alO<:k car, acquired New York at !irook lyn , ni t": 15th and it beat him. Don Wolf~ c~ped m~und dutw~ Sunday as then knocked him in with what We ro out of our,way to make with 6-0 and 3·2 wins over the one out of Mariett-a as a gifl from Ph ihnlelphi a at 1'1tt.Nburgh. nlt e was safe on an error and Bob C ~ncinnatt split a doubleheader _proved to be the winning run . losna your way! Get the cas.. Pittsburgh Pirates in the other NL you need on Signature only, auto hl& Dad.--Hc entered races for Cincumati ~ ~ Mi l w~ukcc , nil6 Birch sa<'rificed. Imboden hit With _the New York _G iants, losing Ci ncinnati opens an import...tt or furnitur-e for every worth)' the first time. Ch.ieago al Sl . J.uui ~. nile Dick Taylor and ..Big Foo~ walked the first 7·B and taking the night· three-gam~ series Tuesday in Mil· games. purpose. • / "He has a good c&r," !la id Bud' AMt.RIC "• N L:c. (.l r: waukee against the Br.Jvell before b w '. , <I. GB to populate the sacks. Then Bill cap 3-2. 1 Trip Loans--Phone G"L ! 1\'ll•o n, 1rae k 1 promo el'. " u t McNic-kles, whose bat was lootAT HOME IN WATER Tre opener went 14 innings be- returning h ome agains t C hlca~o I ltpallll'• ' that do(·sn't cxplr~.u his W!!Jn .ll .", \el\' v.u i, E£ :•..: f':'O 1111r Ca,..l Wlu~OOO" eo,p.. test for Racine f3 in 3 offldal fore Giant ~ate_h cr Ray Katt bat· DETROIT UP- Fullback John Enos Slaughter ke~ps dem~n­ He'a just a bor,1 FlC(. driver , , J)· l'hicn~u ' 112 40 .flllll 61,2 trips) walked and in came the ted In the wmmng run with a sae- trating why the New York Yan - H_e nry Johnso·n of the Dcgoil Hoston 51'! 47 .:'iH 13 · Partntly." w1nmng run . rifice liy after Tom Acker fill ed kees' Amcriran League riva ls rate Ltons is perfectly at home in we! lllll shared top honot·s with I!droit 50 5:.! .4!10 181:.2 Pomeroy the base• on walks. him "the greatest pro of 'eJU all." Weather. He was born in Wa1er· 50 !'13 .485 19 Larry Brown of '-arkersburg to Cleft'land 000 000 lO I 000 Ol" ., 9 3 Cincl~natlwon the second game The 4l·Ye ar-otd, b_alding Slaugh· proof, La . . \ thare..,ln ttl• mon!! ~'tJ.n all eve nts l:la ltimorf . 50 53 485 19 .._, ... Racine ln t~ 4)ia:hth Inning when outfie-ld· \flr s"owed the 'fy~~tU.na 'u&" )low c 1 1hat h e e-ntend. H111 !'!rove Jlke W <t.~hing on 39 6H .:111 3 1 ed ll'ranlde Robinson singled home It'• dofie Sunday whf'n 'he''"!itnashed AL PLAY OPENS 30 f!7 .:;:m 33 lm~:n ~dOOOJ~r~Il~s!c~ Johnny Temple In the eighth in- five hih and drove in five runs a Yt'tcnn , uot recklessly, but !\.ansa City COLUMBUS UP-Play in Lhe , Kal Hlndy, MaMger 11hol\ing amaz;ini!C ekill for havinli: Sund•v'• R••ull• nln~ w_llh a tie bre~tkjng run . to lead the Yankees to a ~ - 2 and A.meri-can Legion Junior Basebal l bad no experience. Wa:. hilltoll' 8 Detro•t 4 I road. Wolfe and MeNickles. . 300 W. Se<ood St.- Phone: 432, Pomeroy C1nemnatl Manager Birdie Teb· 6-5 sweep o! the Cleveland Indi· Tournament opened here today OLIVER GOES WELL Th is young fellow mu)jt br. 11 \:ln lt1 ;nore 5 Kan~as City ll Houn: M011.·1ri. ~~~; Scat. 9-12 - Open et~eni.ng• by awolntm.mt · ~etts used heven pitchers In the ans. The victories extended the with defending c hampion Clnci.l· born hntroddcr with tho good Ch1cag 11 I J Bo ston tl Bob Oliver, '57 grai..l of Ralph f1rlll contest In a vain effort to Ylmkecs' winning streak to e·ighl. nati Bentley Post playing Cleveloan• I'IGde kl r.•fchllh of ntorby town• , sense to work off hi~ 5tt! am in or· ~ew York .'\Cleveland 2, J~t. Sayre 's White Falcon buebail win. At the end of t~e game, only games and their first • place lead ~and Trans-it Post tonight. ganited racing. Ni!" York 6 C lcv~-~ ~~IHI :1. 2 n1l team, got three RBI's againl'lt ~WIIflon says: Saturd•y'~o R••ulh Plea.~ant, the winning margin of Fowler and Vincente Amor re to a season's high of 6'-4 games. malned on the bench . Amor won Slaughter, who joined the Yan· "I think alock car ta('Cs per- Bn ;' n 8 Chicago 7 runs in the 4·1 victory for the t~e second on a neat tdx-hitler. kees a year ago thiS" month, de· Tigel'!l. form a real service in enllt'ing ~kw V._t' k ~ Cl ev('IH!Hl :\ Th~ lld-llfler was a see-nw bat· livered a run-scoring single and a ;youna: (cllows who like to tinker Baltimore 7 Kans11s l 'JI} 6 Gene HeMon went all the way tie w•tll the ~tedlcgs twice com·l ng three-run homer in the opener and and build, and drive harrl, onto WnqJtr;!gto n 4 IJelrnit :J, 17 inns tor Hartrord striking out 11 In from !behind in extra-Inning~ to tie capped the perform;mce w~n he tr~ks where every sarcty preTu••d•v'• G•m•~ ~he first five Innings, then eas. the game. New York tied the slngled in the .l!inlh inning or the 1 uutlon Ia takon £or them , and f.a:l~•~ l'lt y nt Ch ir:.g 1 ni tc tng up to chalk II. final Lally of game Jn the eighth Inning with nightcap to drive in Yogi Berra 14 KO 's to on ly one for Frazier, wh.ere, it there are injurl(:!;, no CJC \·'\· '~o nrt at Octrn i1, nitt• three run& with the Reds ahead with the decisive run . one IJut the racers them~elves Boston at B;tl-timorr . ntt t' his opponent. 4·1. , 1 The Ch-icago White Sox dropped a:et shaken up." Was htnMton II! New York , nllr Bub SUvers, the refugl'e from Amadng 'Willie Mays of tbe .anpther half-game off the Yllllkll tn lhe fut feature Sunday <it INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Oh io, with two out In the second Glantll continued his one -man as- pace de.<~pite atJ 11·6 vit'tory over • Claybankll Larry Brown , Max Toronto p Cult1mbus 2. 1st Inning, singled, and s tole aecond sault on Cincinnati in the opener the Boston Red Sox . the Washing. And LN' Toron to 7 l'nlumhu~ ~. 2nd lifter Red Tucker h11d walk4!d, with two homers and triple. The ton_SenatOl's out-homered the De· Sampson or Well11ton Saunders Of Greasy Uldgc finish - Ric hmgnd 11 , t ontreal I , l.~t Oliver tripled both home. circuit blasts (ilave Mays ttvc home trOJt Tigers, 8--4, and the Baltl· ed 1·2-3. Jlichmond 2 Muntrral 0. 2nd Stivcra k!d oFf the fifth with a runs in the four -game sCTics just more Orioles tied the IndianS" !or First heat.-t.akt'n by Ghm Roch ester 3 :\<linml 2, Is\ single, Tueker walll:td again to concluded at Cro~ley F'icld . fourth place wilh 'a ~0 decision Thompaan followed hy Wll and Rochc!tc r 2 Miami I, :.!nrl repeat the pattern, &nd Oliver New York went out in front ~-• over the KansaB Cit;y o\thletics. l'' rlb Norrlr~, Racine. Duffnlo 20 Uav 11118 1 lsl !!cored him on a ground out. In the lOth Inning only to have Hold NL leed AWitrallan Pur•ult- Hlll. Nor· BuffAlo 4 llavuna 3 2 nd Tucker scored later on an error . pinch-hitter George Crowe tie The St. Louis Cardinal!! . 9pllt a l he H1i rd InnIng Gleaaon or th,ingl up In the last of the frame do~ble·header with the Phi\adel· •;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;::::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Pt.InPleasant tripled hut wall piclc · w1th a run-producing !lingle ph1a Phillie&, winning , 4·1, after a eel off third by Red Tucker, The Giants ag1in took the. lead su bbing for brother Luther, awuy on vacation. Point got ita run ln In the 12th Inning only to have Ed the ninth when Hindu Hederson Bailey, another Cincinnati pineb· hit.t er, hit a home run to he the was hlt, ' Ru8ty Wamslcy- who ;arne up again. played a great gsme at ahort11to p Giant Manager Bill Rigney Ulled defensively, sJnJicd . Hendcnon 20 players ~n the ,game compared scored on au\ tnfteld out. lo ·23 lor Cmelcnnatt. Rigney waa Point Pleasant 000 000 001-1 4 15 thrown oul of the contest In the H11rlfor::t .... 002 020 OOx......-4 8 5 lllh for argutng with umpire Jocko IIKLOSI IIIli Fra:der, Donahue f7 · and Don11 Con lan. Tha~'l how it happenahue, Red Wlmsley (8), HeaiOia quick.-like t.hatl In comOLD OPII POICI Rablnaon and Wolly l'o~ t aiAO nnd RAy Tucker. munltiea lllll over America, .hom~red fo!' Cincin nati •nd Gall Jjenple "who were here only At Gallipolis Jim 8owloa wC11t Jlarr1.s added another for New GLASS II WIITII)'ll8terday" are gone fOTever wild with his bat drlvini In .11~ York. ..!..klllfld in hiJhwRy tr•ffic runs with a homer, triple and SCIIII II In lPe second game Clneinnatl ·accldeate. Don't let it hap· doubte. Mick~y Mlllcr had him· was b.!h!nd 2·0 going into the laJt SMMII pen to yout self a 3-hitter and the only run of Lhc aJxtb when they tied the against him Clime on Wlon's homer In the eighth. Ike Wilt ltit well for the nut ' An open porch can be macl• Into a time this season as he sathcrcd llvabl1 extra 100111 lor all y•ar lhi'Cc binglea, two llingleR and ., ' double. Other hiUcn were Bobby roancl comfort ancl convonl•nce, Neillon, Dave Hindy, Hank Cia~· • L•t uo t!v. you a Ire• .,timaN worthy. Weier and Jlm Hlllcsenclosing your porr h. Thlfl b OU'll rtilular hallback-a.ll with s inah~!l. PHILADELPHIA UP - The Nano ablltatlon. Middleport 201 121 001--1 12 2 tinnal Meh'!l AAU 1wimming and Galllpolill 000 000 010-1 s 1 dlvint eharnplonahlpJ at Kelly Miller and Call. Valentine and Pool here Wtlnt down on the books Burd'e lte. today aa one of the bluest record•masflers l.n the history of the event. AM. . ICAN AIIOCIATION St. Paul 'I Louilvllle, IS Jst El&ht marka were establillhed In the 13 awimmlna: evenb on the St. Paul t Loultvllle 1, 2nd procram. They toeluded three Omaha 1 Indlan1polh a 1st ' American reprdl. an American Omaha 7 lndi•napoUa 1 2nd WED. A.UG., Hlh citizen's mal'k and a possible Minneapolb <t Charleaton 3 world record. Wichita 3 Denver 2 .Hm's hiJw you cun Atip: The hlghlltht • w.. · the ~ : 111.8 eNO DOWN PAYMENT American reeord set by 17-year· WLW MIDWiiSTERN HA\'RIDE aahly, ceurt-.ully old Gary Heinrich of San Lean· ObHII"filll,lltl II.!. lb. werwilll .. ,~~~.. eww MONTHLY PAYMBNT dro, Clllt., for the 400 • meter lhGftANDSTANO ATTRACI'ION TIME ud MONEY divktull medler which the- AAU Is \ ..... pDOWNI e A_DD ON-PRIVILEGES IUbmlttlq to Ule Ititernatiotlal Buy 'Your Cell Ia • hill - tltlct ~......., if .n SwJmmlng Fedentlo1\ u a world eNO RI!D TAPE Augullt BASEBALL RESULT r: · I 1 • Nation's Leadar'-' '-- I bl Cll.e& TawlchUJ . Baxes, one o 1 the reading .Jitters NEW YORK UP-Unle.s.s the tn th.e International League, con- last -place Kansas City Athletics nccted for two grand-slammers to do a complete about-face within lead the B1sons to 8 20_1 slaughter the ncl(:t eight days, Lou Bouover Havana in the first game or dreau wjll be let out a8 mamage.· ~ a doubleheader Sunday &xes hit and George Selkirk probably his blast.s in the first and fo rth replace him , the United • PrelL'! innings, marktn,11 the f•rst tim~ in lear~ed today on excellent aulelgue history that a player hlt I thorHy . two grand-sl.ammers in the same J Boudreau face-s the ight day game. Bu~falo_ ~on . the nightcap, deadline because the Ka;sas City .4-3, to matnlaln Its f•rsl-place lead front office feels something drasat two games. · h • On oth tl R' h d h e as to be done before the A s er ac on , tc mon swept come off the road and reLurn Montreal, 2.0 and 3·2, Toronto h A 13 won twice from Col umbull, 9·2 orne, ug. · and 7·~. and Roehester nipped Mi Boudreau, whose contract still ami in a twin-bill, 3-2 and 2--. has another year to go, will be offered a job Jr. tl:~ Kau"'as City front off.i.ce. Selkirk, tne rormer New York Yankee outfielder, ·won a pennant with Kansas City in 1952 when the club wa~ still in the lfiRAM, 0. UP- Former Ohio American Assodation , ilnd slill State quarterback John Borton is a tremendously popular fig· today was established as a con- ure in that city. tender for the Cleveland Browns If Boudreau Is released by signal calling ,o;lot along with Kansas City, he will be the third Tommy O'Connell. Borton reported to camp here pilot deposed th is year. The Was hington Senators namafter two year!'i in the Navy1 ed Cookie Lavagetlo to suecee::J where he dicln't play . However, Coach Paul ' Brown Chuck DresSen, May 7, and Danreplaced ·Bobb;r sajd "he has ,poise" a11d ha ~ ny Murtaugh Bragan as manawer of t,he Pitts 9howed he could move around. burgh Pirates last Saturday. Ja !l and ormer l'nn:·l R.arine sts.ggcred t.hrougb lo a , . • 4-3 win over a tough Pomeroy . Don t pass up the chanre you have this evening to sec dub in 15 1.n~lngs to keep pace flight bas~ball by . young talent in Pomeroy -Syri.ICUse-Racine ~1th. anti malnLaln _ a chance to at 6 p . m . m the Pony League All-Star game . ttc . the Hanford T1_g:e~~ for the 1 Good 't h' h' · . . . Q.blo Valley A.s.5o<:latwn cham. Pl c mg, power tltmg and fine defensive fielding pionsh 1p sunday. remanded of fine CO l IH11\US t .I . d ll P :- Piang lo I ill luetion , a t' 1111 II Onj fa·e Oluu lakt's H. f I I . 11 rl·~ ult i ~~ be!OI;i nni ng to luk1• · hl:lpt• . V Y,: 1 l \l l'llU<!' rom t 1,l' !UI "' W! go Fllckiugt•r. c!·! f'f of l hl.' ~tJtl· '!!'II: ~ w lht• dt- IH_trl rnt'nl:; rotar y fu ud ~lt-mb.t•rs of th(' l''i:l'r ut J.., 1• divi11 ion . ~A id tn•hv rt· · i /or pun' 1 laslrl~t o r dl'\'e-Jopmr-ht of Ht1!1t'l.' m~·ll!dt' Burl . Putfl"r!>ou , (~nltnut!d from P•e OneJ F\il! k in~:l.'~ ~:u 1 d thll' :~proiutnu·nt 11-' ·1rk 5 l~o!nt ~l(·a~;~nl ; ~r('d l row , Pom, - 1,Udtd aentenee. of Paul Mt('ormi<-k . llunl svil lt• l Flil'll;tngcr ~au.l that whilt' Me-l ~~{)) tl~:d~ w:•gh t. _ ~.lJJ~t')' l.lutl Judae Paul P. Dull~ placed r eal e~t ll l e f'Kpc.rt . will l!l·l p n.ovt• lt\rmiek 's ftjlul'~.'l will be Ulled w.s : J, .\1 t hiimbcl s, R.t>tlhwuud r.~e-r on two yearl ptObilloa on lhe sta1l··~ r}rO.~"an, fmm tlw plan-~ a ~u!dt• poS~t ibl y lhr~ ouUiide Jt lt·l . - - - - · - - ·- · t·onditl~n he r!!•l~ "COJJnt)' C!Or· llftt;_r. hliJ right to prtdbe bar:· nlng sla~l' to st>llin v sonw 1.500 jWit l~U!!I will be mu.dr- before Lhl· pl?.ts of groun d alon~ th'! lakf's. j priet• r.f la ntl i~ i:Cl. ~ ~ot1c1 be ~yoked and tb.e medl· However. land will not be Ull J C ,. F p ca l profea110n lnveatlpte .po.albltfor sale For ~orne time ." Fl.icki nTh~ parks chief uld £in• I dl"·l ~ 1ont ·~uecl ro7 -v• Ono ) revocation of his Hrente to prac· tt>rmmation of .-rhcther sites on ~una c egram 0 Hympat h~ on tlce medicine. ger polnt{'d ou t. MeCormkk will help Sl't a ~·:d m• l:·k~! fronta ge- will be taken to the 1 ~ehalf otr ~mself ,and.f1rs. EuenGeer was owted from the Palr· for lands put up fnr S<~lt> after water li• c l. as not pe<.'n di.!cussed . j. owe r .0 l'Orge 3 :W 1 ~w. known Held County Medical Ann. and the state has determi 11 ~d it can He ~a1d the s tate may retain a I ~ ~M~astng~.on ~nd !n \ le-;na a~ re moved from the Lancaster-Fair· not use the .d te s for· ptlbl!c n~r- walkway alo ng the lakes ror public h ts: ~ty an to mem er:> 11 fie ld HoapltalataU. reatidna l faci litie 11 . · u~l' er . a•nJ Y· . , The State Medical board c-an Flickin_ger sa id th lami hi E1senhower sa1d George s death ptnallu Geer furthn- by 1 Rver• , . " 'f ~ ts has Y_et to bt worked out." . "is a grea l loss not on1r to his reprimand to revocation of his 0_, urcs woul d be use/ al 11 w~~~d to aid Herbert . Eagon N·p-l1 \ l< l!{·k!n ge r !11/.!d . :Jwn native alate Of Georg ia but license. Resources .d irector. and. thf'a ~:~ -~ lie said the div ision has been also t_o the en lire natio_? ·" he ad~. T~e investigatio6 ~eer'• K'l· 1~rat Resourr_es rommissin n. i 11 workln 8 with otbe! state depart· ed t.~at he suffered a -~e-~s onal t1vlhe• by Ja~ authOrlhet wa11 lm<1l determination in what land ments, in cluding highway and pub- 1 lo.ss because 9eor~ e -na ~ I prompted _by t••e de-atlu of bia two to release for publif' sale~ lie worb. and local government good and d~ar fri end_former,.wlvu. . {)fficials in determining what ltind , Wtlt B• M.ttl~d . ,__:__ _ _, _ - - - SURVEY MADE He was ; t. Julstandmg Amen· MAS~LINIC 11 rf'('llmmer.d for sate. The lwo·)t'ar .<i Ul'Vl'.Y bv 1h e ___. _ ran and a tin!' gt>ntl~man who Admissions: Hartieoo ~- Gampark 's d!vision lw s d•·tl'rmint•tl I will be gre;~tly mis!(ed." tht- Pres· mon . Pomtroy, JlllY • : Mn. plots av:nlC~b lc for Sll l ~· and now NEWSPAPERMAN DIES idt'nl said. Kathlef!D Bissell, Lon& Bottom, leased to incliv idu:.tls. Nf<~WBILRRY . Mich. . UP- Ralph Vice President.. Richard M. July 30. ' ' The lake~. oncl" used to fct"'d thr Gl•oq;e rrcppon, 58, Covington. Nixon praised qeorge as "one of Birth : "- daughter, Avl8 Fal\h, callfts._ are Portage, St.. Mury·s . Ky., busines~ marwgl•r o~ t_hf' the greatest senators In the his· to Mr. and M.rs. Haywar4. W. Billl,ol1tmu~ . huckey , a nd .ln d! iill . Kt•n t uek~· ed1t10n of !he Cmctn· tory of the nation and one who Sl'll, Long Bottom, Jub'. 30. Fhckm gr sa1d tl1 c land would nati Tune s St<Jr, died here Wed- rose complett'ly above partisan I • ' ftrs t be dHcted to pre~t·n t tt'na nt s m•s da y wh!le on i trip to Tah· l politics in the se rv tn• of Ius state The Reedsville Pioa,er 4-H If these persnns f:ul to place op quamcnun F~tlls. lit> and his wife ar.tt the nation." Club met July 10 at the- lltbf-Ol t10n on tl'e land. tht' ~•te~ w1ll be J.uey WC'rc varahoning. l .tf~retary of State John Foster buildin&. Mrt. Nolan Judsed aw' -·---- - 1pUltes summed up the "world ing proje-ct~. Advbor in ehtre~ · ~ tatesman.sbtp '' outlook w1th whic h .M1~11 Lucy Kibble. Aeport. or d .. ~ George, then "dean" of the Sen- monatratlona on the yelr'l work • ate, handled the work f• f the Sen- I on "Good food for snacking; an t! pa('ktng" apd m "3ewi nt projee• " ' u n1l '. ..e F orE' Ign Reuo. •• , 10n~ comm1ttee. . .-\(' RO:-o~"'"" 1 Mop t Jf George, Dulles said . "sought to An exh1bit was planned . at thl" 5 Cuh off tl\pac! IY promote the- enlighte ned self inter- fa 1r- Mary Jane Cashdollar. 9 Rtver 6 Spvk.-n est of tht! United States. recogniz1Sib J 7 Kmd ing th at such self interest could 10 Pe•·-~ ~a nr pro. dan! : not be aChi_e ved except in triend11 ~u ..: lant C<'d me o! ly cooperation with other free na· 1:.! . llll· S. Hatr ice tions." \ Conneaut. in the northeast corn£> ts 2B. :et . His leadership spearheaded par· ne-r of the alate, in Ashtabula roots t ocks 11 Afric11.n 14 Hantli~·ap~ ticipation in the GeneYa Confer· County, is the farthest from the 1 ~ l ~oal' worm a 1 r;o\J. d ltJ. M 11 toerry 13. Os<:i l!at-= lettf·) b•turd•r'• -'••wer e~ce, an conwressjona l approval hf'art o£ Ohio. 0 1Ind. J 15 Pubhc '27. Rtirs up 33. Tl'm pl"r the German and Austrian The street signs in Klng~vUlP . 17 . Prunou n Vt' hicle 28. R!H•r 3~ Staletre11tie s a nd the Formosa resolu· Ohio. east or Ashtabula, are adorn· 11< Mn; Ca nt or li . SIJhere ll'' r 1 . ftow r r lion. ···• ed with crowns in defere-nee to the -.ft. Largt' :.!4,1. Sloths ~0. Guide 1Utah) village name. sd~~ or !J 21. r.·; ~ h ltlbbins :-1 6. l.i tt l !! ·DESK SPORTS - h .to:dt'at1on for (Conhnuod ......... Ono ) 0 te Ch'ef 1 Dt•c••lon on 1he hcllillt- 1 th ut ...,., Of w1ll bt• mitiallt tt n ·tr ·t d .1 da y reported collectlon be riPII•rmlnt>d for the (:om rn!l11:'e i\Ud .Y of the " fi nal labulatwn or I eo""''' ------·-- - --- ---- ... -------··- -· -. \ '. j �' &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport o • first Birthday Is Observed For Rutland Garden Club Pra1sed Vaughan For Quality Of Flower Show Don Tbe r st b r hday of Th!' Rutland Garden Club re e ved b gh pc.Ue from Mrs I Chapman Aug 5 _19-57_ _ gladiolus Mrs Folan gbd O)U&. Sect on B spec mens b ue their 1957 Flower ~bow Mrs M s Reibel begon a b ue Mrs Bender a past Regional D ector Re bel maran a red Mr Re be ra led the show wbh:h was held buH rushes Mr.s F La k n be b Jl past weekend at the Rutland gon a whtte Mrs 8 ddle l1elhod1st Church one of he plant best shows she bad seen Section C as th~ The judges commended the exh b t and ! rms coope at ng s1agmg romm ttee for the work wer~ he Ru nc! Dcpartmen wh h s:he sad was beau ful y Store til Far ners Hardv.are dont> and also sa d tha the qu Store t~nd the J\.u and F n u e I of the arrangcmf'nts n the Store Ca pe s Nu n of Bu how was unusually h gb 1 nghm l ad a d p ay oF e er Mrs W Ham Folan was gener y o and he a ha rman of the show and Mrs green shrubbe Mr apman and Rober Rc be Regional Director had p ay of gar a ed a e crk for Mrs Sende E01rl Bender Mar etta Judge of udge used the mer t s~lem Th • d fo her o a judging wh eh aste h t>e hour and_ awarded an uu ua numher of blue r bbons 1 heme of the show was Sun "'"' Har no11 Ribbons awa ded we e Class I Lazy River bl e )f s Rober Rebel red Mrs S T us Clus ll My Fa o tl' blue Mrs ii.oy Slone Cush Johnston r~d Mrs a c o we l Mrs Gold e A c on \li h e Mn Bertha Amos ass l I Days of Yore hlul' C 0 Chapman MNi Jotm Mrs Grace Thomas reel Webb Hal Mrs Oleva Cot Ha pr of the d 0 1e ees for how we e 11 ag g Mrs Carl Mn Cha s Am 11 p A J v den Mr Corhl.'tt Pa crson M 5 GuY 1 ark n Mrs Mr Colwe Clas& IV Na w 1 m Folan Rg and n ama blue Mrs T t s F.n r cs M 8 cec Mrs R I> I M s Juhnston Cullh Johns 0 Mr Webb Ha l Golde Anderson wh t M s 1 A A clcl l' M F o'd Rt'be .11 f'o r. B nda D eh Mr ll omas [nfo rna on Mr eorge R '\ B del c Las her M Dnna Hoffmcn ass V R b n Hood Publ 0 t)" Mrs v non Weber M s F rancl.'s Lark n MrR Judg ng r 1 ob Re he ln a Mrs T tus red Bin a a on }I Ja ncs s T us wh e BeJ'Ilha Amos C ass In M 5 B nder 5 ummar of Med ta on b uc Mrs Rc bel be shu,. 8 e gave c n wenty Ml'li T UB 2 red Mrs Anderson Pi!!!!' " uu of a POBII ble 20 for :0.1r Cec Bot n M s Co we I s(ft' ng 19 or 20 for h r Edu :'11r B ddle Class vn Teen ag ea onal exh b t 23 of 2!5 for (uke Party blu M Heibel her ~eheclu e 14. or 15 ror the red M s Vernon Weber Mrs quall y of he r exh b s The W liam Fo an wh te Mrs R11 cub has lwen y 8cvcn member& S one C ass VIII Summer D s- <I entered a tal of 82 exh b h net on blue Mrs Bol n Mrs l n the n 1 non mt'mhc (o 1 Mr.s T tus red Mrs Ol"la 1 C tiS Chapman MD Guy Lark l1 j la~ lX llo rlays Mr ( o "'~ r~d Mr F ancc Lark n w te M s Hnll ClaS.'i X M arty s (.:orsagc b ue M ~ lJ d I e 2 M B I Mrs And '"n Spec men awiiJ'rtli Cla~ A Mn 1 tu 2 roses red Mr C wei glacl olu wo ro z nnlas wh tt' Mrs II ddle z o a Mrs Colwell gladiolus Mrs b uc M1ss Lo1s Cec1l ISt1ll Followmg Is~~oL~1• ~;~t.~~~r. ~~ Cornne Manley Engagement And Approachmg Marnage Announced 1 younge son of Mr and R chard Vaughan Jr wu buted Sa u day v. h a par X a hu home on Pear St ee Mrs Vaugl an wa~ a ~ s ed bY ber gran mo her Mrs Ann ce Ohl nger serv ng deco ~t j cpcilkes eccamfutpu and M eke Mouse favo s t'd w th cand e Don r hday 1 cake had on andl e and o e cd ros(' fo deoaton n h scrip on Happy 13 tnda Don Gues were Jot' Chapman a d hl.t mo he M s Te hapman Vanessa 0 I an I M s E il c Dill Jcnn Gw azrl v. k a d MTI Leona d Gw a:r:d owsk So )a Oh nge and M Da d Oh ln11er Mary Ru h Saue \ Ha old saue S ephC' Mra Dale Wa b rn Spencer and M s 8 I 'i Jo Spe cer Rae ne Ma t n a d Jud) Vlilughan Pome oy anrl B l Va ghan ~ dd cpu I The annual G cen e n on was held "u day A.ugus 4 a he M ddleport roadside pa k a noon A basket d nner was sc ed and those pte!len we e M a c1 M s Lon Green ee and fla gh e B Mr and M li Eu.~~: ne- ~ Dan c a d ton M chae M dd po M n Mr11 0 C Green ce M and M S: James Ra d n M nnd M thur 1 homa and Ga M s garet Wasne Charlc on Mra Mary M r n Mr and Mrs Edgar Mart n M and Mrs Per~ Say e Ml!iS 1 en Sa e and Ern est sayre M ss I a Green lee Arbuckle 'II Va Mr and Mrs Bernard Bowe and son D ug as Ch II cothc Mrs lie en Arbu k e Buffalo W Va W li Sm h Mtss Lyda Sm h Mr and Mrs John Ha d n Mn Helen Co s n and son J mmy I e on W va V ky and Boh y Er rc He en l a n a P P casant OULD 70u 111• to uom.lnate W tor apeclal bonon a torrn.r 4 H Club member who baa b8" oo:oe an outatantlnl ekaen! • Tbill N now posatble thtoua:b th• uUonal 'H Alumni Reeoanit on ~prosram belnl conducted by tbe rstat.e Pll:t.enal.on Benlt\e and ~apo1180Hd. by Olla Matb1e~ton 1 f PIHte IHI I• •114 ..,.u ,., [lf "'. IH I 3 ROOMS pF ALL NE)Y Great Books Club Season Schedule AnnOUnCe d T day Mrs Lena Huber Is Honor Guest On Her B1rthday POMEROY SOCIETY t f by----------;;;:;:;--------1 I .. ________ .. Add•·------.<.:~--------"'""'-------.. .-.--------1 _____ (S" ., ___ _ (Cr Uet• I H1rl to~ ---------- --·------- Mason City Mothers Club out1••It Li ttIe League Roys schedule of the \\ ahama L ttle league was played last week bu se~ral game:~ WI be played dur ng the c;om ng month between the team~ o! the league AKIN5-HART BOUT SI!T CLEVELANtl UP - Welter we ght V rgll Ak n1 puts nls hi.Jh rank ng on the I ne here Friday n ght aga nst Sugar JWrt n a na onally tclavlsed 10 round match AMOROS BENCHED / BROOKLYN UP _ Qulf elder Sandy Amoros w II be lost to the Brooklyn Dod1ers for at learfl live day1 becau1e of a pulled musete n 11 s left th gh suffHM while runnlng the bases n a g&me at M !waukee Saturday ------ BUSINESS SUCCESS IS O"EN A "GOOD SHIRT STORY" I Special Legion Meeting Called Tri-Lustre Cleanen Robinson's LaURdry $150 1.!4 E Mila St~ .OOM" IN 15 MINUTES Phone 197 ' Eraeot Covert Mgr \ \ I ______ I , least 100 h01ners ON n. ...... 1ft CHARM a tmooth ~une of drela (l<t bell or not) wb a whUIPteal way w.... ... t~ulte C4Jtol tonltht ~ f• r 1nd • llttle wenner Hllh today In the 70.. low tenl1ht 41 i of wear n1 polka doll ip. <A)hiiTII 1 Tenpm cro... dyed wtate ol rayoa aad tcetate ytith llw loelt of fine l!'onted Wuhahle aad ereue-lftUtanL Grey Mo-. blue. mau,. or turouo"' 10 to 18. 00 •to ELBERFElD$ 1n eters total of 6 canrl dates a cady r ed toilay ror pos t ons on school boards owruh p rustees and v lage off ces w th more to follow before clos ng t me Wed ncsday at 4 p m A Cnnd dales ISchultz f I ng Saturdll Ol e ror L.l I Be Held TOfitg . ht I I I D'Istnct • J ersey Low Cost Housing Boom Seen As Result Of Nfw FHA Plans ff ....J.,h Show 1, Be Held At Fair Atomic Workers Sign Paet For 3Year Contract WASHINGTON UP Ho 1smg ndustry offJcJals today cast a possible low-cost housmg boo If lenders the new low federal floor on down paym t ruva a I ----- tn ter Reed Army Hosp tal yester day This mornolng she under went an operat on for a be gn condition the operat on perform ed by Dr Humbert L R va Col onel M C and It waa succeMful Mrs Eiaenhower 1 condit on s good Pressen by reporters for he pree se n.oture or the F rsl La ly 1 ailment Hagerty pointed out that R va was a gynecologut A gyne colotBt apec alil&l in women s a I meni.J Under later quest onmg Ha gerty said the operat on nvoivca nothmg serious and ot an em ergeney He also sad t.hnt the (Continued ~ Page Five) Mn Clan A Gif'=:, 4etart at t~C b - ol"Joel ujlji(>te~r.on!r.;.,ANNA JeAN ROSE do ....m ef dark Kyle t'hafleston. .,. Mf" an• Mrt: "'"ormH Rose P ne morn g t was earned G OYe w II m•k• the ••• ds 1n day IM''·' accept She was bo n Mareh 29 863 n Lctar Her !)a ents bo h decea e I At the t h F en 5 were the late Cha les and Ma d.a same 1me t e ederal Housmg Adm1mstratwn fac Say e She was p eccded n dea h ed a fulJ congressional nveshgatwn because of the boost m by her husband Dan P Gift who mortgage mterest rates that "<~ccomparued the down payment d ed n 1954 cu .s In add t on o Mrs Ky e ano her The E enhowe adm nLStra on daugh er Mrs F R Carsey of Monday au hor ze[l a 25 lo 57 per Mason and one son Roder ck D enl roduc on n m n mum re [ G rt Letart s x grand ch ldren and ed dOWn ~a S and a 44 ~X great gr nd Ch ldren a)sO Sur per ccrlt bons n n ercs. 11 es v ve on govc nn nsur!i'd F'HA oa The rema ns may bc seen at the The move a rned a put n new fog esong Funera Home at anY f n he agg ng hous ng n t me BY UNITED PRESS r! s y 1hc body w ll 1 c n stale from A mass or coo a from Can d<1 Two Poss bit H tch•• I unl 2 p m a the Letar Me h en tempera urc p urn me ng o The new regula on nean hat odLSt Church whc e serv ces w heir owcst ]eve s on eeotxl rQ f r lhe fl s, t me h s 0 }' a be hC"ld at 2 p m Wednesday by he date n \\est V rg n a and na c-.1n buy a $14 000 home w h 1 tbt Rev R G Ell s Runal w I Southeastern dmo last n n~tt a down 1 'll mcnt as sm& a~ $GOO folnw n Leta t cemc cry Wcllther observers sa d he n gh er he FHA prog m Monday woul cont nue cbil y fo It he wou d a e ha~ o pu down next two or three day leas $1 700 The mercury dipped lo 42 de B here arc 0 ecs at Fla fop between Be k h tches 1 de Th<! m n ha ey and Pr nee on JU grees above fr~~z n~: 1 he ng to pas 0 two argest c t cs a o ha on h new ow 1ows f-or arv Aug 5 c ms I Fs:b Canad130 C0 ld ro les Temp atures I I I I th• Holste n ud9 ng e.,.nt ai the Shte F• Aug. 27 She w11 nem•d Ho ste n Queen n ,. state w de contest conducted by the Oh o Holsten sen o News, •nd , • at Oh 0 Korean Bonus For W.Va. Veterans Started In Motion I- Charlesto s ow of 49 wa nterc a cs P obab four degrees be OW the prev OU8 be h srer nfw on lhc mo m n mum of :;3 degrees se gar ess o he ov.n pa 0 1948 wh c Hu ng on s 48 wns equ red four below the 19-YJ figure Park I dustry o c sbu g 1 ke Charles en had 11 4 ~,~ Cont hued et mpared v. th a prcv o s ow o 53 n ne years agw Second co Jest pot n the ~ ate was E k ns w th 11 r-ead ng Of 44 Mor.gantown I ad Wheel n,11 48 and Mart n Tempera urc n c da 1 gh hours Mo da we e com for 11h e Hunt g n had he TwQ ro gs \\'(' c hand gh o 80 The naxm n d down om he bench oday ngs an~ed down o Fla 67 The h ghest lodoy w 5 ,,, n b Common P cas Judge John C Bacon expec ed lo be abou 80 a Hu In Her t: A R h e RD ne vs James P Off tt ngto·. and the court susta n~d on Lu ha c he Mo or a e Corp n ade a JJarl Court Rulings Handed Down In Two Civil Suits Meigs Count) Auto ponu}abon • ' what the White House described as a bemgn cond lion Grows The surgeon was Dr Humbert L colonel the r Army Medical Corps a gynecologist During Past year Mrs EISenhower 59 was reportc<l by White House Press Secretary James C Hagerty to be m I!OOd cond tion follow ng the Butgery She entered the ope rat ng )'eMeY Bennelt Post No 128 t Water Reed shortly af room American Leg on w U meet Wed ter 8 a m E D T this mor:mng nesda}' at 7 30 for a l!lpei: al meet tng caUed by theJr eomn andor and was rcinoved at 10111 a m Her ndmiJsion lo the hosplta Lr.WiJ Long to make plarn; for was kept top secret unt I the Uae11 o.nnual Lab<lr O.ay celebra Pres llent was informed of tile lion AJJ members are rged to a results of the operaHon Eiaen tend the meeting nnd the fish hower received the newa of the try that ls sebfldaled to foil w succe.ssfuJ com,p etion ot the op eratlon wbile I e was cooferr ag tM b\lllne&B Hllion witb Republican congre181011al leaders at the White House RITU.NI PROM CAMP Pre.slden Shortly after the Norman :Rou8~ .ton of Mr: and beard from tile Npltal Hagerty Jlr8 H11rold G Roolh Let111 Fallt i11sued thts statement returned from s x weeks ROTC "P.ka Eisen)1nwer entered Wa1 llfllnlng ot C41llp CampbeU Ill' h•• • SINGLE COPY--lie had The 1 lh annual Je Sholt Qf D str c 15 w at a n on Aug 16 a lhe Rock Spr ngs Fa tgrounds n coope at on w th the 94th annu!l Me gs Coun y Fair A en C H PO..'lTSMOUTII 0 UP- Good Sr fa r board secretary annuun year A om c Corp oCf ab; ancl ced today representat ves of the 0 1 Che Fourl('en troph es w II be cal and A omic Workers Un on a awarded dur rtg the &how an 9nf the nearby Waverly AEC plan lhe 23 c asBe o be shown in ad stgncd a three year contrac Mon d t on to c.aah awards that w il be day presented the w nncr Two o The pact a rcct.s the troph cs o be awa cicd arc 2 700 man plant It travc ng awards o be prcscn ed a 13-cent an hour ncreasc JJ tn lhe owners o{ t1 e and cham cents rl'troact ve to las pton bull and the g antl cham 30 h p on female However the tro A n ne cent ra sc w 11 be gra t ph cs must ~ won b:¥ the (twners cd next April 30 Jiarrie Marie Sn th d recto for thre consecut ve years be Un on members ra ( cd the Of the lleigs Co nly Welfare J fore they can be rela ned contract last Fr day Depar:tmen-t wa8 awarded a Y per month ncrease In pay J ly Ent es may be made with R H t:NTRY DEADLINE SliT 15 during a spec al n eet ng of Hayes show !leerctar) at G y POMEROY Res den ore b~:r the county board or commLSs on v Je or may be made r. the bll er11 liCcordlng to records releos where he ca tlc arc J)laecd on ng renu ded that \\ ednesday ed today the lairgrounds All cntr es must Aug 7 s the deadti e or en <!r ng 1 vestock in the eompet ion RoiJand NeuiJ: ng oflt"red he be n place bY 10 a n on Aug Meigs County pay i~ease reS<IIution It wa 14 A I group classes o be Bhown Bf the 94 annua .seconded by Dan c Hart ngC' must be owned by Lhe cxh b tor Fair Allen C Hlll Sr fai board and was made retroact ve to Ju and a I Jerseys mus be reg stcr secretary w ll be at he fa r boar(! off ce on the Rock Spr ngs 1 1957 ed a d transferred nd certif Fairifouncls unti 4 p m each ra another teso ut on the board cate prc3entcd when directed the Welfare d rec or o en crcd In the .!ihO>~. ~ompet ton day to accept the cntr es nm1t medical care antl hospi 11 Count es mak ng up the d strlc pt on to the ttandard ~et bY the arc Me gs Mo gan Washmglor, pepRrtment of Pu 1 c Wclfa C' and Athens SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. -----The annual Chester TowT16h ll for the Div sion or A d Redp cots Sunday School p n c w II be being 10 days hosp tal za lon 11 d LICINSE ISSUED held Sunday August 11 at W lb two ea Is per mo th for chron c j A marr age I cen e hAs been Gro\re Flatwoods 0 Sunda) «ases atid 10 ea s IJ.Cr month at granted here to Frank V c o School wtll be held a 10 30 a m bome for acute Clllles Mr Har Musser 18 Pomeroy fa mer apd followed by a baske d nner at lnaer made thu mot on set!ond£'d Nancy Ellen Fridle~ 17 Pome noon An afternoo• scrv ee and by Ml' Neutzbng roy student program wll also be held Other actions ----'----------~:_::::=:___:::::__::=:~::_::::::__ A ttansfer of $150 was o dcred from the nlary of court repo e to salary or cxecut ve director of t'.ht Weltare Department Sinee a contract to supply guoline to the ('(lunty garage ,ttll the Rizer 0 I Co cxp red .tuly 21 bids were ordc ed adve WASHING'tON UP - President Eisenhower s wife wa• op t1Jed for a new 9(}.day per od lOW PreSldent Har Cra g pre erated on this morning at Walter Reed Army Hospital (Qr olded I 122. IMore To Follow ,amie M • E•Isenhower Is Conf•Ined To Hospital Following Surgery w I Ohio lr~ •M MIMy M continued ~~ tod11 cl•r W Pt. Pleasant Teacher Explores Atomic Wonders At Cornell U. $251 T M C G 1s Attendmg 4-H G 1 Camp \ - ----- owa County Wellare Dead Is Awarded $25 Pay Increase FURNITURE - - competJl10fi • T0 I Fenec Me fn will be the solo or Gera d Ke ly and Bob Hoofheh w l1 s ng Don t Br ng Lulu wlth Evelyn Cleland play ngf the role of Lulu and fcatur ng a danemg chorus The iltondo g.cene of the show wJil be an l&ad vaudev lle revue Jobn Richmond m nstrel n erioc ptor wilt do the emcee work for both ICC®S of the show and MI'S OJ+.ve: lrilfaham u the accoropan sl I BAKER N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. IQueen O£ Furrow " 1 ";;:;'~ S&TS RECORD AMSTERDAM Holland UPAda Den Haan or Holland set a world reco d for the 200.meter women s breJIS s rokc when she was c ocked n 2 !H 3 set'Ond!l Sunda)" n the Dutch nahonal hamp onsh ps I I ns u teesh ~ were E ere\.. Chr s 11 n D chi R land Hcrsche Roush Leta t w l am Thucnc Elson Spencer Homer c rc e all of Su Ion Fl n -• uyd ue ou Cht'(flc Jones Bedford Melv n A D p m h s ~ e ng eve Sc Po Walter Schrelhcr Sal sMe g Coun y con es anLs w bu Y and Wa den Ou s Lebanon compe e he q e o of he fur E gene Ho der f led for a posl I ow o LeiSt to be he d a the on on the Southern Local School Po me o Jun or H gb School IIU Boa d R chard Duckwo h ro d tor um a o he r c m as Syracuse v agE: Two o g s w ~ e k and Ha ry Hubbard fo a <~med n the 11 ea sea on Syracuse v llage coune 1 con c F day e e lb. ph ba o seck ng a trust ng n 1 he pos OJ ve rownsh p was the Me s rsl to f 1'ue.! da Rousb F I og Monday were for lrus Kav ohnson ec C W Henderson Orange Sheba H l Joseph e Gu A Spencer and George W and Anna Jean Rolje M Reed 01 ve Fred C Le Ihe l Mrs R R Barber or A hens De vcr Hysell Salisbu y B E Doyle Shuler of Chesh re Hayman SuL on )udg~ he contc.<; A 7 p m th s even ng n Ihe For school board Na • p audito urn he annua 4 H ub B ggs Sal bury Local ; oyd emonst at ons v 1 be held on D nsmoor Northern Local Wd cloth ng nutr t on and f r'"t a d bur Parker Ea&te n Loca projec s All together tbcrc w 1' o-: conslab e W T He Ur x e HI (.1 monst at o s SuLio Continued on Page F vc GIOOCkner sa d W II am Lo g f led last week for trus. cc n Lc bano not W ll am Johnson a~ p cv ausly tt'por ed D V Morr s I Co umb a also · jtas fiWd for solo wtU amg Let Me WtiJ<>o Lru81ee r\Ot pre\'!iUsl; W'ported twill\. Min ctoadesanna_He:u. ·!lei&& :Jr~ J.. County stage veteran dancing tbe U n edkout during the seene and B 11 1 car mmstrel banjO sl w II switch to the gu lar for h~ scene RoJI Along Pra r e to present Moon Eve)) n Fi k and Sha on Brown w I learn for he f rst me to lflng And Let he Rest Of ~he World Go Oy with a 8-member vocal chorus back ng the number Robbie Brown Chn lcs Sw sher Charles Wer y and Tommy Brown will do the olo work on Rock a 8 lly backed by the male chorus 1 nt! A western flavored tunc Re membeT Me wdl be sung by San dra Ingraham and Kaaron Kelt~m making the r second appea a rice with tile assoc allon as a eam Norma Ch-apman wll be vocaliSt on Ragtime Cowboy Joe wh ch will feature a dane ng choru!' com posed of Ma da Roush v ckl :1\rown Paula Sayre Mary Amber ger Dorothy Stark L a Ter e Sondra Potts and Judy Spencer orange and whtte abbrev ated cow 811:'1 costuming Llttle Donna Re bel mascot w 11 do a repeat on he rend l on of Buttons and Bows for wh ch ~he was encored at as year !I far show by the aaso Struble wUl be so o st on C ga reet.s Whusky and W ld W ld Wo. men a repeat number from the ali!OCJ,iltlon s July 4th ptesentatlon Orval W les w II aga n appear 1n a eomedy rote ond for hiS vocal Occu~tiol'l o l'o~ 0"- - - - - -- ---------- ! Walter A. Roush Re-enlisted In The U.S. Navy Fur.-.iture Saturday Aug 17 at the 94th annual Metgs County Fatr Western oostum ng wtll be ea __ P ...nt adtf ••'-----,~s It00----""'=-----;;:::;:c--C1 thte St<~brn a popular number Iron the Broadway musocal act of the County Fatr Follies a new musical bemg prtpared by the B1g Bend Mmstrcl Association to be present ed as the grandstand attraction for th~ evemng at 8 p m on H W hnWiewl lhtM 4oH Clu .. t.-lll•r Ohle. ll.te URIHnlty CehtMIMr' 10, Oha. Church Camp I llig D fust (~• Pomeroy Middleport Ohio Tuesday Auguot 6 1957 • Most Happy Fella Will be sung by Joe Struble to open the ReCQ9nit on Protrt,.. (Co entine \.. BY UNIYIO I'IIUS ----------------------------------~------~- Top Broadway Musical Number 61 Seeks Jobs In Included In Meigs Fair Show IPublic Offices; WOflllll Whre • 4 H 1n1mb1 at y --------------------------~~ Cl -- - - hiiNam•-------------------.------------------ wood Mr and Mr R chard We Is and ch drcn R cky and Dee A n were 1week end guMls of re at v~s A farew pa ty w ~ g vcn for Mar ct a Mr and Mrs RO and I Va ghn and cord ng.11 v s t11 by smull groupS son Dav d and Ma k :-\a u day who pcrfor n fo the r former M Sgt and M s ft }mon I A. e en g whc teachfl'r lcnsworth and fam I Harvey Rae he d n the This year when the Middleport Ann Jean and Joe A us n Texas Wf'" g r 8 w e p es d o Hjgh Schoo baseball tenm went eft Sunday n ght on a P to LeVaughn !am lv who o.\ to the top of the en e ~ ale and M ddlepol1: where tl ey w I v s this week for W nlc s were State C amp onm Miss Ceo thetr mo hen Mrs D E Ro sh 0 h('r p wll8 as exc te as any leen ager or and M s Harvey J\llcn~;wo th Ha ~ s M M Wtt pare ts: of the players She wrote Mr and Mrs W s ru('se 1 Harr H and d;~ugh J to he Cine nQ.a Base hal C uh and have been YL! t ng Mr nnd Mr Mr a d M G enn La b tl cy 11cnt her an autographed hase John McCabe and three dren ln anrl M ames 1hom s anrt Ka c ba for her to g Yo o the ch,am Col mhus and were a o npan cd an M an M s M plon8 home by heir gran ddaughter M c an I J mmy M nJ ~ Cl c nna l player~ who have 1 Mary Lynn and Patty McCabe Kar Owen '-1r a I Mrs H uu ographed he bal arc Joe Nux Mlu Beth Woo cnsn dcr cacher Russe and R chard Bo n a 1 F'ra k Robinson Roy McM 1 [In the Akron sc hools 11nrt Mn an Gus Br I Ted Kluuewskl Ethel S ecle tcac er in Cuya ogo Johnny Temple Ed BaleY Wally Fal s were o ernlghl g e s" of Mr e rna Smoky Burgcn and B rd e and Mrs James Eu er Fr doy and INCLUDES sac ax amou ~ Wale Arnold Roush son of T hbe Ul alao visited with Mrs Eu c a cull~ G adys Roush Rl l Le Ohio t: nlvenity where hey had FRIGIDAIRE 0 "t W Va has re enl oted In been classmale8 Mr and Mrs Bernard K nke and A a cccnt mec n~ or he ( he U S Navy to cont nue hk llolrlgeralur and two IOM are moving Tuesday from Book! rl b held at he home' career as a hosp tal corpsman Pomeroy to he G.-orgc Tewksbary !\Gao Range Dona d M s on I Roush served n he Navy for home on North Third Avenue eo n S cc M dd cpor he s h I fo r year'! perform ng many ne Pay Only t59 DO down WilBon HudBOn who l-.11~ been u for he ar.p roa ch ng ljeason wat M s 0 ,ga P ero ret ned to d cal dutle8 chef among which a no d by lhc ogra n Com he !'!mpln n n Columbua wu assistance 'n the operation on a medical pnt cnt a Ho zcr Hos Mr and J\1.n rh G obokar and •29 00 per month m cc ( e l>P d n~ wo ceks vaea such comp leatcd operations ll!l n e tal crt w th a \lrkoy d nner pita has been returned home The Rev Howard R ppc- t and Mee ng~ rc he d at he ho n s tion w h he n other Mrs Odet bra n surgery Sun ay honor g her mother '-tr& hi• moll c Mrs C F. llupcl of the members the th rd Tucs ll P ro He at ended Appa achlan S ate Lena Huber on her b rthday A Mr and V. i'll an Seyfr cd Teachers Coll~gc Boone N t.: de orate h h lay cake waB 8erv Lona Beac:h where he w spe d or each month a two o clock Th Long Bea('h wrere he w spend f rs meeting of the pew season of Ga po ed da ves ln dl.lr ng the year that h.e wa1 out cd w h he nncr will be on s pt 17 The program l u ileroy and Pnded the funer of serv ce He will be in the,. Ano h 1 vacation during the month of l r 'lent wt'Te Mr and Mrs Gcorgc Eichinger cost a Recc v ng St.at on Wash \\al cr KAuffn a and chtldren A RUSt. Mr Ruppelt ir. on vacat on for he year as an no need 11 a u of he unc S da~ ngton o c f61' about three lin f11x Mus Paul Huber Ma from the Mlddleporl11nd S1rae so follows On The Brllhloat Cornor Sep 17th M J"l 11n ~fr Al~ton Tr•cy ot weeks for rcclauificat1on and asPrc8bytorlan Churches o \\ Va Mr5 Huber and the Ia Middleport Mr &l'ld Mn Joh Lockwood Sr bostcs~ Mr Cedr l n umbus spo he weeke d w ~ gnmcnt 8 hos r I lrll and 'Mr and Mr• Char cs Bors lead er Great Book Lc c d his parCn s Mr and M s E J 1 ----,----and daughter Bower8v e were Co nc I o Oclobc Hh Mrs Ted Tr <'Y Ball Run week end guc1ts of the Rev and Reed hostess Mrs Da e Dutlon \ rs M bel Mank n crt S11.t r WO OSOn lty OPTOKI'IIIIIT Mra C R Konkrlght and suns Eu lead r Grea Book Poet cs dny for a week a v s l w h fr llnd dell and David Ar stotle I Columhu• If Mr and Mrs Clarence Clark November 19 Mrs Arthur Cnr [ D and Mrs J B MarshaU have purctnsed the former Hettc penter hostess Mrs Bernard Fu z I d fam y have etur cd 0 the r \ If 5 Iaiii Coal'& Sireel, 1'1m.toro7 aelmer property on the corner of leader Great Book Faus j ho nc Louisv c KY af er a carolyn Dotson and Ann New Office ...... t to 1J I 10 I IOooe II Noon on Tban.l Palmer and Sixth Avenue v s W tlr he mo her Mrs John I land both of Muon City are Goc he Januar~ Mrs Edw n h Mn A V Smitb. was a surg cal los hostess M s Everett Hnye~ F na 1 among 400 girls who are 11ttend patient or Dr Hart nan Parkers leader Oteat Btok 1 Pra se f M and Mrs George L cb and inQ the w Va State 4 H G rls burg Friday after having cye- 'codly CEI "ksmhu• t Jo'eb;_!laryD Mrsd ram Y o Co un bus s~nt Satur Camp., th s week al Jackson 8 MUI tMub e for he pall e aht weeks e r c ar os ess Book 111ra Mv o ~ h 1aY w h 'I RuS.!i t " r and .. :... n a accord ng to M ldred F 1zer stite She was aecompaa cd to Parkeu M t1 leader , Great h .. h son The r so ~:; B I Tommy and glrlll 4-H club agent who \fl dlr I ll 11 1 burg by I e dttught Mrs Kath oogy.._utncc ,.. arc Ilk df kit D'llle D t on hostess Mrs Thr.o a e ll e or a wee s v s eetlng the camp ryn L Tho npson and ch ldren dort Reed Sr eader G eflt Book Mr and M s WaltPr Kauffman Other Mason County girls at Nancy Kat y and Paul .Michael Notebooks Leo ardo Rnd ch drc n E ward Gene Pau tend ng th& camp ue VUe Mrs Roae Wilburn WUey form A r Mrs Bernard Fullz hosa Kay a d R chard arriVed Sat Schultz and Anna Belle Sommer 1 er 1tf ddleport resident broke her es/ Mn Ted Reed ea er G Ill urday for a v s t w thl'tter both of Pt Pleaaant back when 1he fell recelltlY at the EiSKYI -Mon t gne May her Mrs Lena Huber and Tbe theme for the camp lJ Many a man can attribute home of her daughter Mrs Jul a Book: Mrs Everett Hayes hosteu Mn and Mrs Ph 1 Globok.ar Feet of Clay and will future Mae St Albans and s: a his job •uccess to tlim ap ArthUT Carpenter leader AE fnm ly many actlvlUea and cla.aca h: Memocial Cl n c June Mrs Donald Mrs R 8 punhardt and eluding mulllc foods nattlre W Va Mrs neld - Varg pearance A prime factor llB hoste s a gu.est leader to be awlmmlna vupers aalety and 'l M died rocent announced chery had planned to rc sparkling clean shirts Ex Among tho special activities planned are 1 e1tllenabtp cere pertly Ironed and starched mony fl)r Jlrb who are 21 thla vear and a State Good Groom ng We do a line job on shirts TONIGHT CoDteat Abo. tbUe wUI be I caree~ Da) obdrvance John Wayne Maureen 0 Hara 'WINGS OF THI UGLa&• Mist Dation II 'Pie daugMer of L1r and r,fre: Delbert Dotson (In Tecbnlcolor) while M:ISI Newland Ia the dau (I'rue Story of Pllota Darinl) Dennla Morsa:n Patricia Jilodlu il}tor of i'lr and M:n Harve~ 'THI URANIUM Newla.nd Tu•• & Wed. AUJUit 6-1 IIRIIA HITS 1 2 ADUL'I Tlckt.. Adniltl C•r Nit\V YORK UP-Yogi Berra s LOMl on Family Nltht Elr~l Flynn Olivia DeHavllland third lnflina bomer agalnl!l\ the 'THIY OIID WITH K..ou City lt,~tkl Tlloatlay THIIR lOOTS ON" was tbe New Yorlt Yankees lOOtb Seeond Street liiiU Slreet .......l!letLo1111 up 1e UOOO Sulojeet to Prompi Appfoval Hump~rev lloglll'\ Pit 0 BreJt. of the se&&Qn •nd J,t marked th~ PomeN1 Oblo Middleport. Ohhl I 34tb year they have totaled at SIIN QUINTIN j Nat onei-4-H Alumn I Re t Urn FrOm Given To Honor leVQUg hn F0m1 1Y • r---------~------------ Blenk---------------;v I • 1957 Nom netion fwcoty f ve L t lc ca ue s n [ Mason C y were out( t4C n un for ns a,~~t week ch eny hrough the effor 8 of he Mason Mo I e b and mo hers of the play w mens So ers wl 0 v.agcd a c mpa gn to Se v ce met Youm: people from Heath Me I ra sc funds to purchase he un e member od s Chu ch returned Saturdav forms from the Church Camp at Lancafi Several fathers or p aye s have er where they had spent a week lbeen asmt ng n he promot on The Rev C R Kcmknght pastor ot the earn by g v ng ass stane(' of Heath Ch ch WI!IS a teacher a as managers n pract c ng th the Inst u e for the week and h boy5 n he even ngs on a pnc accompan ed a part of the gyou cc fie d wh1cb they fash oned home on he Crow property n he nor Mr and Mrs Carroll Swanso bern par of town and daughter Sylvia and ErneM Active In th 1 work are Harr Covert went to Lancaster after lt Surface Radford Ingles others M ! Richard Wells and Nohels Stanley Harbour Wood ch dren Dee Ann and Rieky who row Foreman Dewey Sm th and had acted 111 B eounciiJor for t e 1 Paul N'hse James H John~ n campers from Middleport returned s the exeeut ve manager whlle Fr day n1gh and left Saturday frrr Nease lS the treasurer of the Mar etta organ ~at on campers ~tnd (nst tuten were D a e McComas Be ty and s&fbara Th~ ground for tbe f eld used Co ert Chr stlne Coa s Mary Carol by the Maaon team was loanc~('l Swanson Er c Chambers Forrest for that purpose by ~lr and Bachtel Mrs William Crow The last game of Fa rewe II Party ---N-0-95~~~------~~~--------- VOLIX eaob aouat7 wiU bto named tor apeclill reeo,;ttitlon oertUica.tM Four ouutand.lnc pe 80~ wll bt boD.Ored II[ the I'Ute and wtl1 re eeln a burn shed copper a.nd •• nut plaQue. IC.., "'" d E! r b t me a all« woweD will be boo.wed durtnr an lmpreeaiVII baoqdlt at tbe na ttoap.l 4 H Club Cotlirlllll In Chi ealfO nut December Beeldea the expense pa d trlP each oa• w I be vreeented with a rold t H a 11mnl te:r the D&Uonal award. Tbe lt6i aandldAte• a1ao wll b~ selected at thia time So don t delay- rll out the fbrm below cUp and mall today r 1 Weatller"'lll I• 56 ~e:':':.~a~:r"~~~ ZCh~mJql CorporaUon Plant ~Food Dtvtston Little Roel Art " To be e.ll«lble can d 1dates 1hould bue performed aome out standlr;tl aervlce made a notable contrtbutlon tD the Mmmunlty eLate or naUoo or dlaplayeu ex eeptlonal Jeaderehlp Tbe per&on need not now reside in your atate There are more than 21 million former 'Hers th ou ghout the count y and uodoubted y the benelh::ent tnnuence ot 4 H t aln tna: and tdeah baa aft'ec ed the Hvea of evf't"J one Amonr tbem are men and women wb.om you lr.UO'W' a8 trlead.a and Delgbbo asuch 11 farmers bouaew ell the Young Peop le Mr and M s cu l s Wood and ram ly Cur and Sus n Lee of Day nn w re week nd gucs 1 of hiK Jll cnh M and Mrs E M tamU:r doctoJ' tucll11r1 local bualDua men aa.ll leJI•latorL B:r nndiDI tu the aame of a o.ualJtled ~H alumnua. 7011 mar pu·e tke war lor weU • e For 1957-58 Honors I Middleport Society ddl• porl Srhool voca teacher s con f ned tO her llparlm!!n but she " Klll y tally n cru ed n the 5 dents at M dd eport Schooh M s8 cue 1 a v c tm of m It P e 9c eros s has a steady stream of v slon who are former pupil and IQH[II in touch w tP, aet\ool act.l.v tkl'a and programll through tape re I IRST Seek State's Top 4-H Alumni I I Greenlee Fam1ly Reun1on Is Held At Pork Sunday John let thil morning for (heir home Carmel Caht after a vii L w th her parents Rev and 14rs W•Jdo J Banels who aceo~pptn­ ed them home for a vl:ut Mr and Mn Howard Frank and son Ray Mr and Mrs Den Sandra ver Prank and cb ldren and Jay Clarence Frank and Loulse 8 gley spent Sa urday n Hunt ngton Mr and Mrs Denver Franlt and !am ly re urned. to the rhome 1 n Canton after a weeks Yls t w h heir pareots Mr and Mrs w lbur Moore E Ma n St and M s Va e e Spencer SyracuSE" and otber e at ves M s Helen Maag of Columbus was the weekend gues of Mr and M s Edd e Sm tb Wehe Terrace Mn E he Lowery s reported as qu e 1 n Me g& General Hosp tlil M and Mrs Howard Wolfe re urned o tJie home n Beaver Falls Pa ~unday after a vli w th Mr and Mrs Bentz Wolfe Mr and Mrs Bentz Wolfe and guests Mr and Mrs Howat Wolfe v s ted Sunday w th M SIC5 Augusta and Ida Wolre Plants M and Mrs Frank Lowe and Mr and Mrs Dav rl Barchfield and son David Franklin of Day ton are sues s of M and Mn W I am Woodard Mr and M s Arthu Sa) re ol M am Fla who have bcerr tile guests of Mrs W II am Raxter lhe past week are v 8 ling n Ra c ne w th Mr and Mrs Homer Soyre M an M s Bruce Schol a d sons u Portsmouth vts ted Sun day w th h s motl f:'r Mrs Her man Scho l They also v s ted llu grandmo her Mn Edward Hite Mr and M s Mar on Howell and ~augh er Nancy of Co urn bus v s ted Sunday wltb Mr and Mrs James W 11 and Mr and Mrs Water Walker Mr and Mrs Roy Ogden and Mrs Ne ' Swe" ngen of Colum bus and Mr and Mrs Luther Fre er ck or Gall a County \\ere s ors Sunday o( Mr~ Percy Peop .. who Is eonf ned to her home w ~ I ne_'_'_ __ rf ln A I nb Co M Concrete .,n nlonwv ea gran ed defcndan Me gs C u y s mo or vehlclt! en B ock Co 11nd the Wcs popalnt on was 8 961! in 19&6 ac-- V g n a Slee Co p Char Cl'.tor. cord ng lo nforma on rcleued W Va each lo le an answer today t:v George C Braden Reg and cross pc on on or befu e s rar of Oh o Bureau of )lotor Aug 3rd Velr cies The 1956 figure Bra Meanwh k Judge Bncon serv den says compares w th 7,54.3 ng abo as J en e JuOge wa the 1950 population n that cour la th s morn ng Largest number of veh clcs hear ng evidence on del nquency rf':g stercd n the t'M.Inty s mun c a ges ag11 n~ Tomn y Stowers p.alLties was found to ~ In Porn 1~ o.f Ha:rruonv lie eroy M ddleport and Rutian where there were 1 "40 I 427 MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL and 298 respeet vely Adm t eel Eugene TT pie t There were 5 289 veh cles reg Pomeroy Jsteted m the county from ou D scharged Mr John Dean 8 de the v.arious mun e pallt es Total Otuo moor veh cle popu Pomeroy Mn A n a JoneJ Da le and Mrs Ed l"bersb.ach laUon for 1956 wall 3 950 567 Fomefoy compared to 3 032 760 n 10!50 New Parking Hegulations Made By New Ha\ien's Town Council New parkmg regulations m the town of Ne v H<:~ven were adopted by the New Haven Town Council at a regular meet mg on Monday evenmg m the ctty hall Signs are to be erected Immediately d e t ng o park ng at any hme on the cast s1de of Mam Street between Fifth and Sixth St1 eets while one hou... parkmg w11I be permitted on the west d~ of he same strert I - - - - -- - - bctw:n the hours of 8 a m and poss b v 0 a ng., sewer he ~p d C ff Roush add I on o he t~:~wn A t scusSlon was alst:~h held at ft.he A•... on was del a e..,-• un 1 a spec a c new re mee n to b held Th w mee nK concern ng SJrcn recently g ven to the own by Aug 8 g e ur ay -the- flremen Counc I JflOVPrl that the sirtn be accepted and that U w s alsoca 6 fo thebe Ins aUecl Firem,en of the toi.\ n soUciterl Crom house to house b tax levy he com th ough the town for funds to purchas4t lbe s ren CounciNiso moved hat the new Pr(' en a stren be blown each day except Sunday at the noon I our n order Thomas Gr n rna Capchar c o de to ad in the lubricat on of he s rcn and to make certa n hat t men Jaek Frey Thorr. F'.,dw n Roush and W am remains in gooa work ng order DlBCUSStOJl wu ala:o held on t e :and Fire Ch ef PI Ba ey I MARKET REPORT ClNCINNATI 0 UP Produce Eggs steady pt ces at farms onmrners wh tes and browns A umbos 4244 A large 3940 A n ed un 32-33 A sma I 20-23 B Rrge 2931 FOB A large 44-46 A. medium 36-38 B large 36~"1 Ch ckens fryers lc lower fcy ers 3-3~ bs 20-22 heavy bens 13 I5 I ght type hens 10.12 Pr ce <l str b lion on fryeq, 44J 500 a.t 20 68000 at 21 17,300: at 21 ~ 2500 at 22 14 000 undeter m ned Butter 90 Sl"''re 7 f � 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. 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