https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2d314030514f3fe5236907306c56ef49.pdf 6c1cf81ca8af6977c87003fa864d924b PDF Text Text ' &-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 �- - ' ----·---· -~ 2-Deily llertlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug 6, 1957 I 'f t l 'I Inventions Like Always May Re suit From Accident, Also Can Be Born Of Desparation As In The 'Third Arm' Some people are born mventors.....'IA.Q. usu ally-if suceessful-are mechamcally mmdl>d and quite pra<tical people Most of them 111 vent as a sidellne, or hobby but g1 cat COIJJUI 3hons enlarge th etr swmt Jflt staff daJl} I\ Ill! mventlve mmded people both an produL t 1011 and .admuustratne ftelds There \\as a ttme about 50 .) ea1 s ago \dllll the brtghtest men around usmg ph} s•cs ,ts dollars for his eflort But ne\1. 1m entton:s aoythmg more to mvent, or dtscooret about the u.ruverse It was all wrapped up Followina: thts edict came the atrplane , a d10 , television alomtc fiSSion atom1c pO\\ Cr rocket propulsion and JUSt as grea t advanu• s in tbe Curl! and prevention of disease and TJ vages of manktnd 1n general M1ddJeport and Pomeroy now, and tn the pa-st, have had a full quota If not mort.> of m ventors None yet has h1t the jackpot matez 1ally,. deanlng up that long sought mJili(Jn dollars for h1s effort But ne~· v..mv€'ntl0ns are being patented on the hoUJ 1n Washmgton D C and somebody hlts the big pa} off every day One of the most umque mvcntlons 111 ll' rent t1mes has been reported out of Chtcago recently Th1s creation shows vlvtdly how 111 ventions, often the product of antdf"nt are som@times born 10 desparabon That ts what happened to Eli Kahn, 5411 N Clark Street, Chicago, when his wife gave birth to the1r f~rst baby boy After the !lrst month of joy in their new addition, Ell was left alone w1th Phll1p and In trying to feed and dtaper the bouncmg buundle that was his frantic son, be discover ed he was all thumbs -------- 'Gosh" the befuddled daddy satd to h1m self tf f only had a thn d ;um Rtght then and ther l an lllea wa~ bot n \ou tould almost st:o.: tht Llt: ( !Jil bulb light rng up IOStdt. Ell ~ JH;_td S<,nH lio\\ he manag t d to feed and teud tl1t> tot unttl la s \'. tfc a1 rtverl to rescUe h rn I be 'C h!Lago .salL•sman 1 of steel products b:lr L>h IH' 11 d the scoldmg hi~ wife ga \e htrn lot ttatltng (lrrtv thapets over !hell brand JW\\ couch He rushed downstairs and m lh P mu1 ky hghl of the basement began cuttmg and shap mg a ptece of steel When his wt fe c.: arne down to look for htm three hoUJ s l<~tcr Kahn lu s facP smeared w1th persp1rat1on and h1s arms l1ttered \\olth steel shavrngs g rabbed her up 1n his arms " Eureka ":::r.s a ll that h(.' c.:ou ld say Eu reka' he shouted 'I found tt Impat iently h 1 s \\lfl' .. skPd ' Found what ' ' Look' he saHi ;.~sIn~ \\1ft wa tctwd J. t'ld he took a baby bottle fasten( d 1t tu the clamp on his steel co nt11vanu and showed how H could be manoeuvC't ed m any du ec LIOn f01 a wmplete c.:trc\e at any angle 1 And that's how an mvent1on was bom - ~ 'Th e Thtrd Arm' as F.li und h1 s wt£e fondly c.a ll 1t and wlll('h they co nstantly use 1n feed- j ing the baby And so another mdustry was born and .<:1 sal"sman was eonve rtl'd mto the I 1 The Daily Sentinel IIBVOTI!D TO INTEJII!STS OF MI!IGS..MASON AREA ltCMAAD I OWIN - GINaRICL MANAGill RIYNOLD L GUINI- IDtTOll Chelt.r L Ttnnthlll, Staff Wrl .. r, lportl ldltor adWI't~ reprantatt~_. loUiDeiJl.oKlmball. 1De 7 M1J -..bo.,New YookCttv, 16, N I. . , . . . . . 11 1100od claM maWna matt411 E - •t tbe poat office at Pum Oblo. a.beorfltlaa. nt. Dell,.,. by eamer nen available 30 eenta per Jilt In advonoe ot Tht Doll1 sentinel ofllM, 116 60: IIIli B.r motor route wh«e a"YaUabte - t i l ••· IIJ ...U ooe ,_ ta; m moathll, ~.211: t11roo moau.,. ...- !11011111. ll. . , . - ,...,. dlonJooa -IIUDdU lOr Tho Oblo v••.,. Seaa IDe., iiiiO -h•alc !II., P......,, 0. 1ku11Jea olll<o pbaoo l1tlf "'!!i tint moethl, AAIO W ' tl ..... - . .... ...,, '"OU 10 30 1100 ll 30 II I Today I'm havm!' fre sh lu!!clous pel'ltht's r ight ofT the trees tn wen V1rglnt11 aud whoppmg big ears of dtll r 1011s corn rrght from a friend'~ IJ'urk pateh Tl'lere d been • dearth of th.e.se Items at our houM-1 couldn't !tern to find the ]l;lnd J WMntl'd So 1( you "~('e butter Tunnlnr or m~ l"ars \OU 1l know why As for the peache11 If !''ere's •nytbing mo~ dehctnus than .real tree rt· pened onf'>!l I've Yet to see It You !limply can t plc.k fruit partly areen 1nd exp(!ct to have ! 00 12 30 lOll I 30 3 00 On "' 530 6 00 6 30 Romper Roon.l I he Prrte L!l Right to oo Truth or Con,equencel 10 30 Trutt.. or ConseqtlffiCf'.J ((o()Q Tir T3<' Dou1b ~ 'I 01 Tte Tac Duugb. Could Be You Tex /.< Jl11x H ,. .:'un ~>ot My Little Margie Bnde and Groom Queen For A Day R.omanl't"f Comi'Jv Time )tovleUme Popeye Presents Spmach Plt)'bOUM Weathe rcast Sporta Eye NBC News 700 F estlval or Star! 730 Pt.nlc "00 M~el McGTaw B 30 Summer Playho.use 900 Nat Kmg Cole Show 0 Henry PlayhouH635 640 '" 10 00 AMan Called :1 10 30 N "W~ HeadUne! 10 40 Nltewatch 1 I' 00 1 oo TonJ.:ht OFF ~IGN 1- By ROIERT C RUARK M11~ter Cary Grant, of the films has JUS! found pNICe hliPPJ ilCSS mrm ta l bhss and pros perrt~ w co rdtng to the later bulletin s Th1 s 15 all bec a u ~~ h.ti third wl((• J M11>s Betsy Drake hypnotizes him He has been cured or dr1nk.tug Jnd smo km g und po~1bl} othe1 frLrntl~(, w ell b~cnuse Mrs Ardubald 11 ach (Clir} s sq uarf' hundle } Sits by h•~ bCCJSUJ~ and lulls him off to slet'p by ll ilrng h1m to rdax al! over, ~ turLUlg with h1 s toe8 At leaqt ttwt s v.hnt ] !earl In fl lltC! I]U Ot~ Ill th t papers 'f I ha(l not bf't •• ~ ~~ epmg tor1 wr'l s,tvs M1 (d anti~ 1ch "fl my wlfr tlll'f' hypnotlzmg me to ~ l eer and 11 worked After th11.l we bf'canH f•strnated Y\o e ttred Ill on d1wkmg anrl s n11ktn J a ut\ •t worktd agnm an d agam And I hnve no dnubt th.at UeJn g rl' lut•d is Lhe rt~uson for my be1n ~ tat k 1n f1lrns aJaln 1hr ~ a!! stalled \dun Mrs GJanl piCk !!d Up a hook or h yp uol1~ 111 uhout rour }ears ago und IH'opted the do-1 1 yo urself tc thmque Ln the hcurth. ~al e And th ts IS w lv I am S<'rN nmg all literature that eou1es luto thr ~ h.ouse If there ls any hypnotlun,l: gomg on around her(' J am th.e prolessor As a malt.er of fa ct I am lhrnk HIK of hypnoti:r:Jng Mama 11ghl 900 uable ~>pace on the outside IHJ(1 are twlct' as u.:l) from any aug f' 111:1 lthe mud fe.nce from win h they were undoubt.edl~ made w~ now use camp charrs to Sll on and what wa.s once a lovely tcr race fronting the Sl"a 1s now <~ I kmd of con" entrahon ~'Imp fo1 ( uh Scouts of Den 2 h HI 111 r xpe( 11l•on to Gal lq.J ' lis and Po111t enem1es Cub Scout Den Expedition Is Held Saturday P leas lil t Satut ria) afternoon TUESOAY CHANNIL I 7 OJ Jimmie Dean 7 30 Boston Blacltie B 00 Ca ptam Kangaro() 8 45 CHS New:s 8 55 Loclll News 9 00 f"-ed Warrn~ 1 30 t.rtltur Godfre9 10 30 WJEH Tel~::yh.one Tlme 7 00 Phil SJ!vers Show 6 30 Mr and Mrs Roburt It hew o, r' 1 >1 1llhl' ~ II.Tf' <lfint i Un(Jil~ Meigs County News IIU birth of an B lb daughter, De Sue 11 tne Lockltournc An !Iosp1 tal Monduy July 29 l.t.mdpal ent~ :~re M1 s Th(•iJdUI t' I f'hew Pomeroy .and Mr and M1 s Joe Cantrf'tl ot Charl estHn Mrs Emma Letfhe•t of Pnmcroy • ~ a g1 cnt grandmother lltU .. h. 7 30 Prh.ate Secretary 8 00 To Tl'll the Tiutb e 30 Spotlight Playhousa 9 00 $64 000 Question 9 30 Spike Jones Show 10 00 UP to the-minute News lO 00 ScannJng the We11ther 10 lC The Late Show l\use ~ Daily on On Your Radio Dial Land 'frans£ers lit 811t mv erown cr thorns don I Emma Brown to PauUne~ R 1 ley It thh, way Sbe 11avs It 5 ugly lot 23 m Oilve Township -.n,d wh~n my back 111 turned. shP \ tea rs It down And toduy her su)l Clara D Stewart, administratrix 11tltute bench arriV$& It u • of Sarah Jane Probst, rleccased to thlna ma4e o~rt of rusted anUquP Edward French, lot in Middlepcrt Iron that even the dogs !!COrn Milo Caldwell to James 0 Swain lt s fall of holes anti thinl!l to and Eileen Swaln, 103 acres, In gou11e you The ol<' Iron Maiden Oranae Townshltl wns an overstuf.ted settee by :-----:CI)mparl.son One of the mo.st popular of the Behind It, the hafl Jot two IUmmer theaten in Ohio i1 the wtndnw bax~ made out of deeom Hiraro Colle1e Show Boat that mlsstoncd mud that ob!ICUre the plays to larte audience• alone the \ vtew ll'<lm Inside and use up val Ohio River 990 s I•SO Writer 12 00 Llb(!race 12 30 The Grerehen Wade Show Neigh~rs I 30 Movie Malmee 300 American Bandlilt.anll 400 Cartoon Club M1ekey Mowe Club 2o<lll Matinee T)leater 345 Modern Rllmanacet .., Newa Pld:ure 000 Splttacb PlaybOJJ!If 630 We.atllerealt 131 Sparta Eye 6 45 NBc News 700 Jla1.or ot tile Town 730 Father tCnow. &rt 800 Kraft TV Tbeater 900 Tbl1 i1 Ytvr L1fe 9 30 WaterfTOilt ltJ.OO J.la111uertd~ Partr 1030 Headltaea 10 40 Nltewatt!h 12 00 Toni&IJt N••• WIDNISIIAY '1 00 7 3() 8 op 845 8 ~~ 9 00 9 30 10 30 CHANNIL I Jimmie Dean Boston 8Laetie Capt.U.,~••coroo CBS NeW8 Local News Fred Warinc: Arthur (<o41re, Strike It Ri<h 11 00 VaUant Lady 11 HI Love of Lll• 11 ao Searcb for Tomort'ow t1 45 Gtud!rl( Llfbl t2 00 Kitle't~ IO.tehea t2 30 A1 the Wori. ... Tttl'nl 100 Our )!ita Broot1 t 30 Hou.epartr 200 Bl&' P1yotf 2 30 Bob Crosby ShDw 300 Brighter Day 3 15 Seeret Storm 3 30 Edce of N(fht 400 The Early ~bow 5 30 Your Elso Report., 54! Sports Parade 5 M Weatherman R 00 Actlra B Hi Douai•• Edward• 6 30 My Friend Fllct.a 700 Vie D1mone BOO M'JJllonalre 8 80 l"ve~ASeorlJI 900 20th CeDtury P'ox Hour 1000 10:4ltl Chcannel13 CHANNEL ll WED. 10 till Sip 00 11 00 AdYentures in LearDinf. 12 00 lJberace 12 30 'l'he Gretchen Wade Show 116 Neljbbors 130 Movie Matinee 300 American BandJtand Clrlpoo Cia• •oo 500 lllc:ker u.... CIIIII eoo 6 t! Jobn Daly ar.tl New 6 30 ConfiJd 7 so Wyatt Earp 130 Dimeyltod BOO Broken .ArrG• B SO Telephone Time 930 Publlc Defender NeWI of the Nlibt 1'heatf:r 13 -··-- Gl.l510, 1!-IE GROtJJolDSKEEPER, SCIJLPS A PERFECT PITCHER'S MOUND··A WORK OF ART·- Five Star Floal Ill Jolin Dal1 • lhe,N710 H•"l' Lo1 8.00 Oale "'d Hmlet 830 llo.,..lll of Dedlloa 800 Wotlaetd11 Nllht Flchll 10 00 Do It l ~RRA WURI?A DEPT. DO~~- for before the l~Lh of each month following lnaerUon .,..-,-..-~~~ in AdvertJsing......,c 'lould be reported immediately The Dally ~ntklel will not be responsible for moJie than one tncorl'td illlertion Carbli-'! of Thanb and SDeCtal Notices <Jf Events St 00 Obltulll1el pu ....ed at 1 cent oer word Comedy 'ltme 430 llovletlme 5:30 Popeye PrHftlbl 400 '~~~~~ij~ ~~;;~fi~s;~~~·~o~!l~::~::~--~li . 2 enta per •ord, one Jnatrtlon Minln.:.um cbaree !SOc --4 :entl peSr ~d tor three consecutive 1nserUolll • pecial - One moMh for 2S cents per word. Full rate of 2 cent. per word will be chuged foT advertising l! 300 Queen for a Day 600 Five Star Fmal 900 I Spy Olive Ingraham RATES Bride anfl liroom ------- -------- TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 10 5U SJgn On 11 00 Adventure• Ia V.arnina ~00 PHONE 398 (1) Notrees l HOMAilr auto;ilic- gas flooc fur -nace 70 000 BTU Good eomh H ..dquart.rt for lion Ciaywn Allen Chesler lam-.,nlte Lu&gdge - Lane Cedar( 8 3 3tp Cblsts - LAU Window FansFrigidaire Refr1genton Saw dust and sbavJOIIS, loaded in Iaker F_.rnltur,, Mfddleport, Ohla yuur truck from btn or deli\ 4 29 tf cred OHIO VALLEY MFG CORP, TUPPll:RS PLAINS 0 Phone Coolvlll• 1250 7 18-2:Stc (6) head, Wh1te legs, black bol:ly II 41 FOr Rent Goea by name o( Boots" $5 re Furms hed sleeplns room Close 10 8 :s 6t(' ward Calr 159--M town 127 Butternut 8 3 12te ., •' LEGAL NOTICE Robert Tate Will Tt~le Et~ rl Car ter and W1ll C!lrter whose places i9!56 che~rolet'V8$i 795 Delra\ 1IFor ient. - EXteniton I.Addert, or resldl!nce' are unknown and can 2 dr Sedan Po.:Ver~lide Beau Sea!fold Boardl, Dro'P Cloth! not be ascertalJied, and the un tiful mork1de leather trim In Clinton Fi~er, Middleport known he1r~ . dev1sees, legates exellde Blue and whHe twG ton~ fhont 8265-.X 111 tf cutors .admmn;trators and ass1gns Ol!e owner Blaettn:~r s Porn!.! or Andrew Tate deceased Robert roy, 0 8-?s,..a.r (17) Help Wanted late 1f deceased W1ll Tate 1f 1~6 Old& Super '88" Hard Top ::-:-:-:-:-~1deceased Earl Carter If der eased $2 495 Power Steering and Reliable Marrted Man Age 23 35 and Will Carter 1f deceased whose brakes Hydramahc dmre A for Retail Bread Route $60 a 1 pl aces or r('~Jdenre are t1 nknGwn mce automobile Blaetlnar'11 week guarantee for five day aud cn nnot ~o ascertamed w1l1 Pomeroy o S.2 6tc week plus bonus Apply Nickle 5 ta kt> nollce that Lon V Greenlee 1005 Mercury 2 dr Hardtop Bakery 806 W Matn anytime as plam!lfr fli ed h i~ petition Sl 49!5 Mercut} o malic Ongl a 5 3tc agamst them on the 29th d::~y of arter s' p m July 1957 m Common Pleas Court nal black flll1sh hkl new Vel) ----or Me1g 5 County OhiO t he same at'rachve car wtth. lots of chrome on sparkling black f1n ( 18) Employment bemg lase No t257B alte,lng among other th.mgs th.at the pl11m bh Dual exhausts Blaettnar's, W anted tiff Is the owner tn f<"!e simple and Pomeroy, 0 8-2 6tr actual possesston of the follow 19M Chrysler V8 4 dr Sedan $895 A quality car m good Palnttng, mterror and e):tenor mg desrrrbed real estate to-wtl Available now ft.ales reason The follow 1ng rf'al estatl'l ~>tt u condition at a low pnce Blaet able Homer Braley Phone 381 Y ated in th.c Vrllage of Mtdlleport, tnar s, Pomeroy, 0 8 2 6tc 8 :5 12Lc County of Me1gs and State o£ OhiO 19SO Bmck V8 century $2,~5 2 dr Hard Top Trade rn from wauted- PAPER H ~,:r-.;c£1\ G- 25 and descni.bed as follows Begmnm g at the Southeast cor one of our sallsrtcd Buick care years txper1ence Free es 1 ful owner A w01•derful bu)' mates L V ReiSrnger Racl n • ner of Lot No 2 d the Subd lv L Blaettnar s Pomero}, 0 !3ox 124 Ohio 7 5 ,, s1 on of Lot No 65 111 the Tnw!l' of Middleport, Lhem;e North 31 de 8-2-6tc gree 20 Ea~t 287 fN:•t followlllg the MM Ctrevrolets as low as $995 - - - - - - - - - - East lm,.. of satd Lot No 2 and an We hove foor that '""kte hke ( 19) ·-Busines~ exte nsion thereo f to the South s1de new W1th. and Without power and Behurcs MEN, WOMEN and COUPLES t o of the Dtamond Hollow Road gllde--210 s tram for MOTEL MANAGE- thence m an Westerly dtrectwn Bhiettnar's, Pomeroy, 0 8 2 6t(.' MENT and OPERATION Only 1 follOwing the South hne of satd C' • Matured \\,II be corundered Age road aboul 44 feet to a po. nt (sb ,..l A U t 0 .r-ervtCes 25 to 59 wnte NATIONAL MO wh1ch Is :~n extenswn of the We lit l B BAW'l4l8GS SONS co. _ 2t TEL TRAINING INC The Datly hne of satd Ll)t No 2, thence bout V{rttker Service Day Sentinel Box 668A , Pomeroy 0 south 31 degree 20' West to the Phone 0221 Nljht Phone 8 5 3tp North.west rorner or s:u d lot No IQ3tX. DOOGE • PLYMOUTH 2 and followmg the West lme of 1 Said Lot for a total diStance f)r 256 DEAIARS 8 6 u r ::-7-:::--::- - - -- for fe et lo !he Southwest corner of f'or best used car 'VALVES see sa1d Lot No 2 on the North. side BILL CHILDS '1 9 I mop Hire! or the Huiland lload, .hence nt a --- --..B., tha Southeaster!}' dtrectJOn following lQ) Hour the South hne of s ard Lol 2 to the place of begmnmg Berng all of or CANNING tomatoes $1 25 bu shel saHl Lot No 2 of Subd tvlsron 65 Brlnp; contamers Janet MM and a parcel on the! North.erly side 8-6-!itc uel, Racme, Ohio eGradmg a Ditch Digging thereof extendmg to the Dtamond eBack-Hoe Service Hollow Road BeckWith Uprtght Pl&llO Phone eTruclt Loadmg Equ1pment That plamtlff and h1s predeces SP-35202 Mason , W Va •Dump Truck Service sors 1n utle have held sa1d real 8-6-3tp VIRGIL WAMSLEY e~tale adv~rsely openly and no Phone Cheshire 7·7479 toriou~ly a.s against each and every 40 gallon automatic gas water heater Good condltton JoP. • 1n twenty-onefor years, that oneexcess of saidofdefendants a period Vadlrh Plumbing Phone 46-M Servic:es part of satd real estate was owned 11-Utp by one Andrew Tate and wa1 own· FOR SALE - I'eache& New :U. Curtom Bmlt Kitchen Kite'hens ed by h1m at the ttme of his death, ven Orehar4, New Haven Phone designed (or your home Free whtch occurred in the year 1882, estimates Foremun & Abbott that sa1d Andrew 1 Tat~ died lnt~a Tu·7-:!tl-tf Phone 6284-Y a.6-tf tite and on the 4th day of August FOR. SALE - Apples New H• 1911, Robert Tate, Will Tate Earl ven Orchard New Haven Phone Startrng Mpnday, Ray1s Shoe Re- Carter and W1ll Carter together TU-2f683 7·29tf pair 2nd St, Middleport, open with their !!.pt.Hises mtended to for business 8 2-6tc convey all tl'lat part of saad real Heifer Cal!, S day! old Cltf Alurnlnl.lm combintloa atorm aDd eatate whi~h was owned by sud ford Lt"dheLt Rock Sprma:s lUten wlndowa and dOOI'f Steel AndTew 'l'ate at the time of hiS 831-X. 7 31-6tc Ind. aluminum awnln_. and can. death to one of the predecessors in - ~~ oplea. Call Willioaa Radford, title to the plamtlff but that by PING PONG 'r ABLE for "lo Hoek SprinJa. I 2 lmop inadvertence only d~scr1bed part Phone 514·Y 8 !i 6tp of said real estate, that the posses &on of the plaintiff and h1s pre TIRMITII IXTIRMINATID Storkline Baby Carrtage Almost For free inspection phone 383 M, deeess'Ors m utle as to n11 of said new Phone Rae1ne 219!5 Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy real estate has been .asserted aa 8 ~ 3tc All work pnanteed Fy.lly in- an uneqUivocal clatm of ownersh.ip -,-ear--o..,ld-;-::;rl-;dl;::n-::g-;:h:or::,:::.-;:G;entlt 4 sured vaua:han'• Industrllll and of the enttre title to said real Re!lidentlal Termite Control Ser estate hereinabove described That GRAVELY lJL\t:I'OR SALES lftd vice, St. M'aryll, w va 7 25 tf the defendaots herem mtght claim Semee. R A. P'lnlllw, 611 a. an mterest in and to sa1d real )Jain St , Pomeroy 7-24-~..e WIO • TELIVJlllON SlliRVICE. estate by reASOn or the mcorrect Phouo too, Cleland Applioa<o deSCriptiOn used in the aforeaa1d . - , 111 J(lla St , PomsrGJ' deed and any further interest or claim that .said defendants might usert b not known to the plaintiff QUJc& SERVICII oa W- J:e. 'fhe prayer of sa1d petition is J)llrlng b, ,_1'7 Trolnod that each and every one of the it fttcha:later, €OUJN8 JEWE. above defendants be compelled to LIIIRS. Pomel'01 1-3-tl usert any cla1m they may have in and Ul said real estate or be barreii Can be bought for small detherefrom, that the claims, 1f any, of sa1d defendants be declared m posit and take over payCONCBBTI BLOCU valid, that plamtif! s title in and ment. Write or phone for to sa1d re11i esta.te be quieted and -aulhllettwr Por ._..... that each of said defentants be tlttailsbarred rwm asflerhng any GIIUESEB BLOCK CO. forever cl<nm to sa1d real estate and for I Mllea North of Pomeroy other rehef Said defendant! are required to Jarilo11, 0 a' answer 88ld petit10n on or bef(lre PbOIIe 22 the 28th day of September 19M, WE BUY or Judgment will be taken aga1 ngt nttUCTURAL I &IAMI Saddle- and them as prayed for ICitAP IRON- MITALl PhOne 90'1M VIrgil LON V GREENLEE I ,-,-.,,--,.-- - - I lm I Tea !or<f Mr and Mrs Char!e~ Kmg, Mrs Gertie Rockwell Mu Richard Caruthers Mt and Mrs Harold Teaford P(lmeroy Mr ami Mrs Willis Durst, New Ha \en i'lt r and Mrs Alvm Hall Hari.rord Mr and Mrs Dale Hill Letart Falls Mr and Mrs Rfly mo.nd Wolfl' Mr and Mrs Mor ns Harde n, Mrs Herman London Mrs Lawrence D1ddle Mrs Ed (he Gutnther Mrs Ablean Moore Mrs Dtck Harrts Mrs W'8.lter Cook, Mr and Mn Lowl!!l Wtngett Mrs M)rtle Crew and 'fr.s Grace O•lcr =======-=-===:::-:. Bporlleope N.,.. of the Nllht Tb-U Sip Oil Hatlo "JIEN-. PLAY 8AI.L! AJoJO CRtJOARiil, '!HE PITCH~, 0166 IN'IO IT TO OE"1 IT S4CK L.lKE IT WAS ! - - -------- PIANO! s.u Bnde Mrs Thomas Mr!> and children Don Cottrrll, Mrs Clark Lawrence MiSs Marilyn M1ller h.as reJames Quick Mrs Lawrence turned lo her ho m~ IO Co mmbus Rou' h •1rs Herbert Parker, Mrs after a two weeks u stt wtth her " AILee Capehart Mrs George gran dparents, Mr an d Mrs Roya t Schnmder Mrs Albert Duek· Thomas .,.,orth Mrs Virgll Teaford Mrs. Mrs Ddla SUirkey Cnlumbu~. Mrs Bob Moore, Mrs Troy 19 spendtng her vacatwn 'l'.rth hf', zwillmg, Mrs Blll wmebrenner, parents Mr and Mrs \\1Ulam MISS Nancy Hubbard, Mn. Rich 01ddle Mrs Groce Oiler arU ncbrenner Mrs Earl Nease Mrs Allee Flanagan 'I d W 1 Mrs S F Wise reretve d ward Mrs Wti!I!J Leadmgham, Mrs S F Wtse, MJss Norma Roush, Mra or the death or he-r nwce Mrs Martha A·blell and children Mis3 Thomaa Jackson of Mmgo JuneEvamae Cook Jamce Teaford hon July 28t h Mr Jackson Mrs Ro.sa Hall, Dale Teafnrd Jr was a former n!Sidenl heTe Mary Kay, Allah f'abl and Homt'r l'eaford Columbus IS Carol Wolf(', Teaford all of Syracuse, Mrs Naomi Racme and RD Sending gtfts but unable to at tend were Mtss Janet Ables, Gal l1pohs Qw<"!n Hawley, Mrs Edith ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ w. SUMMERS & SON u ••••=----•=•'11 3to: Baled straw, oats! and BarleY Frank Beaeh, M1d BALED HA\ dleport, R D 8! Btp ,, I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. F1looO 111 -- (Plamhtf) WEBSTER & FULTZ Attorneya for Plaintiff (7) SO (8) 6, 13, 20 27 (9) 3 tO, 7to The Ridge-Keno , SUTTON O!Jvc Grange- visited Rock Sprln&!l Grangt Tul'Sday July~ The mem ber8 f!I0 1ng were Letturf'l" Jotephm R •~ble Katherine M.llbotn Mr and ~Irs M'url Taylor Glenn~ Mtlhoan Lmn1e ( rary Jacob Weber A barbecue chtcken lunt' h was The B and C F'rlf'ndlhlp Club uf +H girl• and the So(oial Ha)'.l't't-d~ Club or 4 H boyl cave an I wtlt'res:tma: prowram at Ulf! carmel EUB Church Sunday .,.1 enlnc. Some lpt"Cial munc:al numben and ta!U bJ members or the clubs wen well rt:'Ct'lvt'd and enjoyed b)' the au· Mr and Mrs N T Rollt' and ~fr .and Mn Guy R01~ motort"d to l vlumbut Sund01y to aee Ultm daugh ~r and llltt"r Mr and ~n De;~ ' ntrtch and Dan ny W;~rrr n Ros did chore1 for them Mr and Mrs Allen Ta) lor were du~nre caDma: on •heir daugt:ter Mrs War Mr and Mn Dw 1ght Sweptwn rem Rose and c hlldren Sunday I!\ I"- tRu th Lee) and chtldren of Colum ntng hus Ohio are Hl tdng ht'r parentJ, Warren Jiose made i hu :.lfiess \'fr ~nd Mrli fealph Lee tnp to Penn,)lvama Sundil) after if>rved Sh.1r ley Bahr vl11ited a couple day 11 last week With ber father William Bentz of AI!Ted who hat been Jll Mr and Mrt Murl Taylor atletld ed ch.urch at Lone Bottom Sunday evem ne: Rev Harold Post"' wu 3peaker Dtane Belt St J>lr:pb, M1ch a spendma her vacation with Mn Alice Dodlcn Mus Sue Conroy of Columbus vtslll.-d with D1ane Belt the put Mlr and Mr! Shelby """" Pomeroy bad thell nephew P•ck~<n!!" eT .Oit' or Chest over the weelr: as euest mng: E~rett Mtlhoan Ct"lebrated his birthday Sunday wrth h.1 s children and ifandehildren All WC1't' present except h11 daughter Hazel week Mra Allee Dodson and Diane Bf'tz acromp.anu~d Mrs Franca Uewl rson to 1he rabin Suaday eve wbo Jtvn m Columbu~ Rkbard Hunt a 4-H member •~ groomir~g hi!! r eitstered Herefurd calf fk>r the !au Mr ant! )frs Art Kasper of Columbtu vrs1ted Sunday wrth theu parents Wr and Mrs M L BahT Other callers were Mr and )'Irs Cl} de Salser ot Racme -Gt.nnl 5 M•lho•n familY lirs Royal Tbotaaa spe.nt last weekend With Mr and )ll"! Ray moud M1IIer and Mr and }ll'!J Paul Thoma 5 of Columbus She WQ!I accompamed home by Hr an.d. Mrs Thorn» and. Karen lllllrr who w1ll rema!!: for two we eks vmt wltb her erandp.arenta Pill\ I Local Residents View Parade Held At Parkersburg Mr and Mrs C B WeeSt' and sun Jatk .and Mu>s Marc1a Karr VISited 10 Park('rsburg W Va F r1day and witnessed the .MeTch.an ts Day parade whlth was at· tended by Several hundnd people Follnwmg the parade they motored to Mar•etta for dinner at lhe hotel and returned borne by the way or Williamstown W Va where they en joyed a personally conducted. UJur of the Fenton APt GlaS!I Co I fiNI fORI) r===;:-:..::;~=~-~::~; ;,;;.;;.;;;;;.;;.;.;;;;..,. *400 Monthly Spare Time • RefllliDJ our and r 1n colleetlng ceat H1gh money Grade Nu machlnea 1n th11 area No SelUnil To quaUfy for work you must have carL~efereJKu, $640 troi OHIO STATE fAIR New FurnituN AU6UST 23-30 ~ POll. $299.00 ca$h secured oy mventory Devott.lz 0 hours a week to busl neY, your end on peroenlate wtu n~t up to $400 moothly WJth very good OOSil billtle• of taking over full t.Jme lnc:ome mcreasmg accordm&lY For mtervleW, include phone m application Wr1te All State D1strlbutinll Co 50!5 Fifth Avenue, eollectlona • • - 1" " " ' - lin••• •tar cett "' ...,..11•••~1 10 ,_t•r•-c•• SM41ay ~ .,...,...,.. BAKER FURNITURE lm The BrlgJUMt Co~ v~l~"~"~"~'-h~.~~·-b~r~o~thie~r;J~atm;e:s:':":J~~N~e~w,.,Y~o~r~k~t"7","N""'Y""'""""""~'.'....~~~~:::::::::=====.'_..,.,,..,""b""Mid""'~dl""e~port""""'""~ Wit~ Ill COIDI110111G .YOU • A Fam1l} Ntgh.t was held at the Pres bytenan Church At1g 1 w1lh a covered dish drnner at 6 30 p m followt•d by Rev Jimeh FTazcr of Northern Ireland who t~; s ummer pastor of the Harn sctnv 1lle Presbytenan Ohurch show• ng colorPd shdes of hb h.ome countr} wh. tch was enjoyed Rev ll.uppt!lt shGwad three come dy f1lms for the chtldren At tendtn~ were Mrs C E Ruppelt or Gulfport M1ss, mother of tl'le Rev Ruppelt, M:r and Mrs Edl so n Gumther and cbJidren, Mrs Curt Lailance, Mr and Mrs Geo Grmdle) Mr and Mrs James Qmck Mrs Albert Duckworth Mr and Mrs Earl Nease Mr and Mra Luther Johnst(Jn, Mr 1tnd l(rs Robert Harden and children Mrs Florence Harden, Miss Frankie Mumaw, 'Mrs Wilham Diddle Mrs MaYJDe Hoimet •• 14 NOTICE 0 F APPOINTMENT Extcutor Estate of Lillian G. Durst dtcNIH Notice 11 h~'!l'eby Jiven that AI bert H Durst wbose Post Office address is Pomeroy, Oluo has been duly "&ppolnted as Executo1 of the Estate of Lillian G Durst late of Meigs County, Ohio, deceased, Date~ thtl 2nd day of August 1957 Jlthtt C, e.con Judge ef ..,.. ProiN... Court, M.... County, Olllo !8) 6, 13 20, 3tc Good CINa VIed Con Alllllaltaaad Modell METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Set ot Zerkle Transfer Co. • •• -- 123) ( 16) For Rent or Sale -=---~- (8) Auto Sales I "''fh Lost & Found --:-::-,..---- 1'' no , 1 120 6) Insurance For Scle WHTN~TV 1 " ~~ t:OO II" Little lft:(le 11:50 11. m. - - I FOIIWCONSAISTE;:.DTEPEND-AABL-EDRESS~LT;--1 ~~;z/;u _te_l_t.- '' "" ""' v., Pml ~ e n"~' Ill a.. Tbomu Clark Mn SYRACUSE ... 51 I~... .... ~' ''' anu cmldnn Mrll \1at By Mn. A ack Blirt"(JI'.! l1l.n [leal or (;nr;JJ I \lr and Mr~ Jime!l Teaford of !rfh Don Lu;le and duldrr 11 \1. ~lr r S\ are announcing the Otho R<~dford Mrs A (' ~ Slat ~ POMEROY 2 bedroon, frame mam•.:c or f'he1r ''au.:hter, At1 and chtldren Mrs t:a•l W;o. lkln... home wllh. llai h h.ardwood floor~ ~us !~ J~~n to Snmp110n Hall son all loc:al :\Irs Robt"rt ( ruw and 1 coal fm nacf' heating Loutl'd high and drv all City lil't'vHel! of \fr and Mr~ George Adkms of son}. 1 ~t.arr i'alls Donrr.a Dam ) ill(' Dtbra ( riJW rJf Pomt-roy ant 1ndud1ng sthOOI 1JUS for the Ia! IIH liD on July 19th at I fO ::~ 111 m the Method1't Church 111 Mrs V1qplliJ Mttn!W) J't an. rhlldren fotal p - r e~ unde!' fOOUO 00 down payment of on!} Pu1n1 Plca~an l by the Rev Allen burt: Vu $2.20u011 v.rlh less than II yea rs Young I h(' rouprc were nttended by Rcr; nt g\lests of Mr!O o\nna to pay off the CXIStJng loan al ~~ a11d Mrs Adkms and Mtss McCoy wt rt: Mrs 'ius..~ell Salle I !.Jl 91 pa month BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y V1rla Rose Tcarord a coua1n uf field IOn and daughlf'r Mrs AI lhc brtdc bert f'alrdoth. son M•ss \\i lm~ f8l 3 3tc On Juh .29th Mrs Dale Teaford , Sayre and Ml"' J ll Proffitt t>f F01 Sale 6 room h1 u~e bath Bl l Jnd Mrs Lela nd Bumgarner Kacln(' RD ~lr and Mr ~ Chtlt ll morlcrn Call "'17 1 , "l:lrl fi' .. lls were hosl.t>sses at 1 shower for Brow n o( 1 Jffiil and ~Ir s 1 Mar lh(' new ~r and Mrs Hall at thP Mlllt•r ) B 2 6t~ home of the former whtdl w~!! For Sale llous;: an d I ot tn R • attt'nd e1! IJ} th.e followtng persoru: Mr and Mr~ ( l11re n<'e ~a gill ~me Phone :1202 8 tl3t, Mrs (,eorge Adkins, Raem l' Pft and cWidren, Col umbus ~•~lied Arthur Hall, Ft Richardson, Ala 'Mr and Mn Lawn.•nee Whrtlatch ska llr and Mrs. Ellrl PhUlips and Mrs Mathe Sprmg er t~nd children Mrl James Phillips Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre and - - and ch.1ldren, 1 awrenee Hayman fam1l~ Letart W Va spent a Mrs Wm Zerk 1f' llarnee-SimJ)t'On tnsuraD« Nf.e'flleJ of Long Bottom, Mrs Thomas weeke nd Roger Weaver ts spe ndm r.: a Middleport Fire - AutomoblJe- Oldaker and son of Letart, W Bonds Phone IDUI-X 8-'26-11 Va ' Mrll Delbert Teaford of An two weeks vacation With h•~ tlQU JtY Mrs Caroltne Miller and un('le and aunt Mr and Mrs COMPLF.TE Insuranee PTotectlon, d11.ughter of Letart Falls, Mrs Vlrg•l Norr1.5 Mt Vernon IJfa, Au t<• Fire, Polleo Call Dor Ada Slack Mrs James Tea!o\-d, Mn Ann.a McCoy Vlsrted With M1lls Mlfldle;Qrt, Oblo Mrs Earl Watkms, Mrs FloreOCP. fnrnds In Pt Pleasant and Golh Barden Mrs Robert HardM, polls rere ntl y Mrs WtiiJam Elch.lnger, Mary M•ss Carolyn Jean Rr:wr Hart Legal Nc.-tkes Jane E 1chmger Mrs Pearl Me ford v slled Mrs \\ llham :lt?rltle Straight-leg Beegle, Ft"male Brown Stnke It Rich And t h.JS doll says she •s a c.l<' VaJiant Lidy M1 s R R P 1~ keu s Den Mo- ' :: ~ Love corat.or A pro yet The nex. of Life thtug you know she'll stea l m} !her a nd Mrs MyMn ~ItlleJ as leather sofa and repla~ 1t w 1t~ ststant 11e n Mother were accvm 11 30 Search hr Tomorrow anoth.er antique h01 ro1 w~m h pan11~d hy Mr .and Mrs t:harltos ll 40 Guldiflg Light 12 00 Ka tie '_, Kitehen Y.as made to look at not Sit on Eri11 11 rls ~nd d w gh tcr Br• ncln Cu bs 1111 the tnp v.en P1l Ed 12 30 Ar. Lhe World Tur111 Oh no she won t I h.av e go 1 me a book on applied ps~c h. o lo gy 1 00 Our Miss Brookl and J( hypnruu s w•th th e baseball W aid~ J a lllf'S Mtller, Ray PICkt•n s Ro\ Colunll n, LmT~ Gladwe ll but doesn t work~amt 1 don l nobcrt ~WIIIlSOJ\ 1 30 Houseparty Paul Mtcha( I gd mY bench back like rt was2 00 B1g Payoff Thompson Asa Br~<dhuJ} It 1 shall apply some p~~ch.ology 2 ~0 Bob r.rosby Show Gul hpohs th t\ \ISit<LI the fam \\ e JUst butil a nt'v. do~:hous~ 3 00 Brrghter Day ous Our House ~nd at Potn l the dog8 don t hke Thal s "here Pl cas111t tolucd th e MJtlsLtJJI 3 15 Secret 3torm Marna goes to l1ve bt'cause 111 3 30 Edi;e of N1gbt my mental book she-s a Iread} 111 H•)USI II 4 00 The Early Show (( OJH'rlgllt 1957 ll) Un1 tcd 5 30 Your Euo Reporter I u1tlll e Syndu:att: , Inc ) 5 45 Sports PAr)lde 5 !'15 Weatberman 6 00 Acti"Jn 6 I~ Douglas Edwards Daily Sentinel Day ilook I,;;;:;;;;~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~::.:~o:.~A~u!g~6~t9~5~7~3 11 30 It Could 12 00 Current WCHS-TV Channell PYTHIAN SISTERS MEET Mtttgs remple Pyth ta n S is ter~ w1ll mecl thts t'\enmg ~ t 6 30 llt the Ohio i'' uel Gas Co, off1e~ 11 now- wtlh a bueball hat Hones.! th.e Coats butldrng North. Second to <itld, I c11.n I •nakf' out wornf'n Avenue for a demonstution b) fhr} JW•l cun • itHIH nothin th.c l ompany Home Demons\la liOn agent After the program 11lonc the members will udjoum to the \\.• heM JebUildJng thl..\1 shack K of P building ror thelr ro• tor the lust four ~eau and I gular meetl.ni hold still when she knocks out 11 wall shove~ On anothrr kltchrn EMERGENCY CALLS rrd e( orates the office and hide~; The Mtddleport Emergency my rhmoteros Ill th.e outhouSl' Squad w11s called at 8 p rn Mon But t he oth.er d!ly llhc COU!Oefl to day for Henry Kade on Thomot.~ be bu~ted down a bench on the Fork and at D 30 to ~ lttle Kn:e t (r ont terrace, which WU\l about for W•lllam Ath.e;, the only comfortable piece or sJ tzplatz In the )'ani Evelythlnj ehe, Y.ou got tn ~tand on your he~d l to a-et lnto Delmar Baum and Kathryn nnd If the b11lance h disturbed Baum to Dallal! Yea&i!r and Rhodi ) ou crush a dog AU you ever sec Yeager lot 10 in Pomeroy rf your wuest.A II' tHeir feet be Bradley Pooler to Caryl E Pool CIIU!IP everybody b tipped back Wild m one of tbOfile ~ontour back er, ui!d!Yid~d one-half Interest m wh1rh von practlctl.LlY. hllve to tly lot In Chester lik.t• a glider Pe-eple set the1r Charles Marcinko Jr , and VIr drmkll on tl'le ded:, other people sle Marcinko to Thomall J MaT kl~k tht>m over, and the break c1nko and Mannffi1 A Marcr.nko agl' btl! Ia awful parcela In Ohvtr Township But my beneh was an hone~t Western Local Sehool Board to bench pleasantly mclrned, made Archie Mc:Kmney parcel m Dexter of s tone lt was JU '"-t under a Sybil Ebersbach executm: or broad wlndow 1111 80 you could Dora Romme deceased to Earl ~et your coffee or )Our coke or Powe\1 and Delores Powell lot 25 \Our Bout"bon and brat.ch on It In Middleport was sunwarmPc! 11nd yon rouJd sit on It m Iii wet buthlng suit Rome J Stewart and Belva K Without w1cekmg anv upholstery Stewart, lot Min Middleport The broad back st"rvcd u a sa!e 'Lewis M N\coU and Lou 0 Nr ttposlton fnr o1garcttls suntan coli to C C Cuckler, lot m Pome oil relaxing pills, and 1 am roy afraid, some women a bathing Wm Ponl~;~r and ln~l! Pooler to ~:aps You could hH·e the sea and C F BeU:mg and Etllth Bel:lmg , 22 ~ acres In Orane.e Townshtp enjoy the View 8e-(' 5 55 Sian On 600 Today Romper Room The Prtte h ftlght ~odern 400 4 30 RUARK REPORT ly ll•nche M Huklna son dau,J:[h trr some luekv people 1 rr wt flied And a tuna stuffe d tCJ Talking about travd by atr by even hll\f gt'iindchild1en And nll mato om !'low 1 cu n JUSt purllll i h trains by car -~ ome ot us dccld of us get thr s hom es1ck feeling 1 eat a v.ho lt can ur tuna all b~ my ed that maybe East West Home's for loved ones gone I guess se lf and 1 love tr~matocs to dts Beat Seeing lhe survrvor~ of the An tractwr. so wh ~ go to all iJJ BI mu s~ Of COUTIIe It WGUJdn't do for ev drea Dornil on 1'V anrl hearmg und f us~ ery one to Juwt cll lmly st.11.y al one woma n rep!IH ov~1 hn !oss~s Thev look so p1et1}' on those homf\ Good he;uens no, I.IMhlnk· cxthunung Wh } r duln I ev pRge., but I m havmg rorncd l)eef llhle But om s de111re tet tear aboul ~u1vc a hand hag - I hp t lh• nk sllel'd tom 1 \oc~ fl ll'd potatoes all over th~ country .11ubsldes con Ill~ I ody ~011 ~ h tH1Id b~ ,.:lad and uppl ~ sa11rr for supp<'r lilderable wtth the years you rl' rw n llllvt Jk t w s~ \COli S( t l m hungr~' 1 J d like lo see Ca lifornia- the One lhu1k~ of th~ lh o u~ani! s of Impenal Valley full or tru1l es boy s who w<n t to wutr.ry tl~alh s 111 1 g uf' s~ .,.,, nonf' nr us gtl too pccJally lllppeniB, fr om 1111 I ve- read holh World \V !I f s- wha t .,.,ouldn I o ld to wnnt to do some ctu\d1 sh Then, the ocean be11chea San liron tlu.' y huH· g1u r1 to lw aliH untl t111n ~ or pu ll ::1 s' unt u mtm~r('nt ciJco, {.oldcn Gate the wot ka Hut ll'lllH! S u mc1u hanrl bag I or earlv tl uys Such was u well there'• a.ll that whastly per rarie to I hav1• ln mlnd two of Ill) lo~d} known to>m swom an who (' nlrpnc crou If )'Ou iO by cur And J twve II 'i l)oys J 1111 ! s llo1ht'..,h ut { hn r.:rl by t h~ lonL( lo\ rh bonmstec vowed a vow ne~cr lo t~,o 111 un shn e H S tm d Jamt•s Will } rAn nveJ at nr>w loHts hu1llhng su d air plune na Mir(t11 rct nu~~··Jis hrolhi•r) I df>nl\ dl\tHh d lo Oht\ Thllt (m I aueu Ferd llunk"r and Billy h1 rc 111 tuv. n lo llllnl! Jllsl 1 ft w pulst nnd ~l ui t.lown sufely to Michael, two cldl!liy ~ugc11 bert. in I wuuld h.11tu to ~t all tlu li st of thr floor below I h t~ gal Is the 1 town , have It about lllllll 'J1Je} tlw beloved lu~t ~unw ont who It'll h.c-r p ll l sc on a 110)1 "'h!:!n thpl ~ un goe11 down in A hunll hu~ rlul t t d fender of ptop lt she was talking thf evenln I WIU\1111 be tn my own to and 1t rodt r lg hl out of town home My lJrother {an Arm~ m wlul w1th them - Iat• r rt cove l ed I m WIIYll ~u lll hr ntH<'r wan11 I the glad to say What nlways a•11u11eN me !11 Nav} She lives 111 a wh1\e brrck house how tickled people ate wben far m North t•nd of tuw n lind pounds aw.ay to aee &Ome one rrorn home Becaus( said he rhr! ( ~ no 11 mean typcwttlrr ofte n late at SunnJni themllflve& Jn Florida pla1 e to go if you t' v~• sli p off night F'urthN than th is Depon they'll write - ' And whaddya However hill ~on RldJIIHI was • oyoth not ~~ M1lrlt ed FOIYler kl)ow, we ll&w the Sam Smlth.'s N11v} 1n W W ll sa llln .!: pJuc\Jcul cnt plih tl al'l'.a\~ ln our 1nv here today " \y the Sevrn Scu~ rn• he was Or maybe they meet Sylvia thrOllllh Nrw tJabh'.'l I v~ seen ond nll Quackenbuah Wlil)l over In London By the wa} can )'0\1 name lh<' ot them perfect dolls yet It a Juat the thTUI of home Seven Seas as Wl' ulwn\ s put lt ? Adrienne Mil! ~ Munn accom folkl Th.t>rt ~ only l'i ocean s really :lU panied by dafl!i mal~ and IJUI Ct~rol Standint Out ]I! my mind I!! our wht•n• s the other \'oi.O" Bac htel stop 11 wlule wtlh lltllc runnh)i llctOali 1!:1la Jenkin• Reese Kunberly Marie md thme s an in the MayiU Temple Ill Chlcago 11 IJt•re'~ ttnOt her WIIV of pn1t111g olhe1 swee-t name~ake for gramma World Fair in 1933 rt gave ug 11 the l"~flf for ~peed rnan!ars Marie Mili a We !md that Class of Jltt •ll day, 81 much .11.1 &eeint the 'Too little brain pown lwh.l1ul HH'i2 hnve about all married and world'• lar,eat di1mond and golnf two much hone powt r ('arol sa\J\. You know who s left up In the Amo n Andy lower Mrs 11 - Ju sl Anne (Hupe) ittld l Enticing pldurc s of Slllads uod And the Cow little old i'l tngle one" And no one 1oea vlaltln1 any lt>s or th.ern In recen t Bct!CT the dass have all these young more that h, real ..,Jaltln&. u [ Home10' On clrn~e tnveihgatw n •ofnephews lin nlet:CS. now w.. l'lillsed on Why Aunt Jennie though. I d turn 'em all In for I he Young Grnmma Mat• Snuer roos Bolt-e would tome out and a.tay a auod thick melilt l!iandw1ch of by with daugh.tcr Doc (Sauer) . . __, wiKile week with Mama Aunt Jen re-l!.sonablt rllcslnule therf'or Hen Brown's baby girt MeJIIII thal '\ nle DavlJ and numerou• of her pro 1! one thut'1 btg arccn (r<'al li:relnl JGll)l l'tiiiUiatJy 1pent IUmmen at letlll<'l' leaves gremt rimml.'d cu dear name for u dear baby Mae / the v•rJOUI homea of her 11llters cumber alice& and pink 1! h11 mp nest said Dee wantr•d n fairly unusual name as ' Mary Brown' for m 1 and I'd 10 up to Aunt Lo,a'aor ov led therein Now who'd eut un er &o Auut Kate-'.a to .pend the day peeled cukll!ll and expect to su r sl.a nce just 1~ too pale a name And 1 bet Ml'ga n ('lutr wtll love to JIYt e~ry whip llllt ch Now I vlve'' And Jettuce- lhiil ll for tbt' I'll know she hM ll namf!'soke here h1v~n t an aunt nor 11.11 uncle In rabbits or II u wllh ~~~ As (or Later th 1t su mc day 1 saw Lou lh1 world and il'l one of the lone- ahrtmp their stronr.: rf'!ie mblJI!lce Peaches Fra~er Ernest and Ju IOmelt fUliAal that lrf4t hold& tO 1111111 fiXI:!~ thllm f nre~er for d) 1i hnby S he sm1\ed and rooed What I wouldn't a:lve to aiddown me and aaa with Aunt Ltda OT Aunt Llur friend MaHle Bulih /Mrs and I left h.er 11111 being admtred Lydi.a for a few houn The ud Henry) told uR she wL~ rece ntly by Aunt" Bess Stnborn 1 c:ouldn t th1n1 11 1 didn't really realize till at a plrnrc ~lth 7 kind s or sn ia rl tell wh trh Wtl'l euler Judy or that th1y were aone bow ver;, prectous and I aatbend !!he took at leam. [.ols doll And so we £row apo.ce MGre 1n aunt or an lndul.,anl unci• to teeny Ample& of lhl'm all You achool room~ morf! baby food II.Y noLhlne of beloved parent.. - c11n t ketp u ~ood man down It more bah\ rabs (and did yuu ever how dear they are wouJd st'crn .But life hu Jt• cOil!Pensatlon s---.- 1 1hen there 11 01 frutt filled oran.ge sec fli-tch dovor OOby cab.s .as alwa)'l Jnatead on\! ha1:1 husband one Oood hnnvcn~ why all that th.oae 1957 modfhl more food more everything l look tor us to hii.VL' to enlarse our swlmmn ll pool If th 4 keep I on 11.a-11 9011 c1ty's newest m a nufact1l1 Pr Tn add1t10n the proud fa th e1 :mri h1s w1fe have found a n1lliti!Udt• of ll S('S for "The fl<nor But these are at th.e h1g h Third Arm,, mrlwlmg tis t unctJOn as n phone pe&.k of pe1 ft'chon No wonder She's a peach u -holder and a m1rror holder one o! our hlihest cnmpliments But, Kahn ins1st s that h1s son Phlhp, now six month s old is h ,J]f respon~able for the invention of' The Th1rd Arm'' I CHANNI!L l ~'-CD 700 Today I Did You Know That? ' .,, TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channe13 TUESDAY Wednesday Rodney Downing l11'9UIIANCII AGI!NC'I' PlN, Automobl~ Huitlri ACCtD&.n Lifo. C...try o n d - Rtol Estote Broker In MtDDLI~ORT, OHIO 61$6-M PHONia '*II 11.----------1 lest .. tlt laltJ 1m .. ,.. r.IIJ .. speat Ia 1111 lill.el M" Clld1111ai1C kiqs 'n...·lh·clect cnfllt Ill ...,, lOIII life ae •ost pleasant part If tlt diJ ••• ftllller slee,PJ. PUle. doll& loutIIOlt II' U""*'AJ. atr cMHfaalq ht pealts il. fjJ: SiftS II aiiSicltalll and clothes. Cleek wiil' JOIII eleclrlcal II' cntractor real comfort lito JO• faiiiiJ &It 1lftb AIR COIIDITIOIIIIIG ud COsts .,._. "* ••• Lin Betllr EficlriWIJ. -llril• •• " �- - ' ----·---· -~ 2-Deily llertlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug 6, 1957 I 'f t l 'I Inventions Like Always May Re suit From Accident, Also Can Be Born Of Desparation As In The 'Third Arm' Some people are born mventors.....'IA.Q. usu ally-if suceessful-are mechamcally mmdl>d and quite pra<tical people Most of them 111 vent as a sidellne, or hobby but g1 cat COIJJUI 3hons enlarge th etr swmt Jflt staff daJl} I\ Ill! mventlve mmded people both an produL t 1011 and .admuustratne ftelds There \\as a ttme about 50 .) ea1 s ago \dllll the brtghtest men around usmg ph} s•cs ,ts dollars for his eflort But ne\1. 1m entton:s aoythmg more to mvent, or dtscooret about the u.ruverse It was all wrapped up Followina: thts edict came the atrplane , a d10 , television alomtc fiSSion atom1c pO\\ Cr rocket propulsion and JUSt as grea t advanu• s in tbe Curl! and prevention of disease and TJ vages of manktnd 1n general M1ddJeport and Pomeroy now, and tn the pa-st, have had a full quota If not mort.> of m ventors None yet has h1t the jackpot matez 1ally,. deanlng up that long sought mJili(Jn dollars for h1s effort But ne~· v..mv€'ntl0ns are being patented on the hoUJ 1n Washmgton D C and somebody hlts the big pa} off every day One of the most umque mvcntlons 111 ll' rent t1mes has been reported out of Chtcago recently Th1s creation shows vlvtdly how 111 ventions, often the product of antdf"nt are som@times born 10 desparabon That ts what happened to Eli Kahn, 5411 N Clark Street, Chicago, when his wife gave birth to the1r f~rst baby boy After the !lrst month of joy in their new addition, Ell was left alone w1th Phll1p and In trying to feed and dtaper the bouncmg buundle that was his frantic son, be discover ed he was all thumbs -------- 'Gosh" the befuddled daddy satd to h1m self tf f only had a thn d ;um Rtght then and ther l an lllea wa~ bot n \ou tould almost st:o.: tht Llt: ( !Jil bulb light rng up IOStdt. Ell ~ JH;_td S<,nH lio\\ he manag t d to feed and teud tl1t> tot unttl la s \'. tfc a1 rtverl to rescUe h rn I be 'C h!Lago .salL•sman 1 of steel products b:lr L>h IH' 11 d the scoldmg hi~ wife ga \e htrn lot ttatltng (lrrtv thapets over !hell brand JW\\ couch He rushed downstairs and m lh P mu1 ky hghl of the basement began cuttmg and shap mg a ptece of steel When his wt fe c.: arne down to look for htm three hoUJ s l<~tcr Kahn lu s facP smeared w1th persp1rat1on and h1s arms l1ttered \\olth steel shavrngs g rabbed her up 1n his arms " Eureka ":::r.s a ll that h(.' c.:ou ld say Eu reka' he shouted 'I found tt Impat iently h 1 s \\lfl' .. skPd ' Found what ' ' Look' he saHi ;.~sIn~ \\1ft wa tctwd J. t'ld he took a baby bottle fasten( d 1t tu the clamp on his steel co nt11vanu and showed how H could be manoeuvC't ed m any du ec LIOn f01 a wmplete c.:trc\e at any angle 1 And that's how an mvent1on was bom - ~ 'Th e Thtrd Arm' as F.li und h1 s wt£e fondly c.a ll 1t and wlll('h they co nstantly use 1n feed- j ing the baby And so another mdustry was born and .<:1 sal"sman was eonve rtl'd mto the I 1 The Daily Sentinel IIBVOTI!D TO INTEJII!STS OF MI!IGS..MASON AREA ltCMAAD I OWIN - GINaRICL MANAGill RIYNOLD L GUINI- IDtTOll Chelt.r L Ttnnthlll, Staff Wrl .. r, lportl ldltor adWI't~ reprantatt~_. loUiDeiJl.oKlmball. 1De 7 M1J -..bo.,New YookCttv, 16, N I. . , . . . . . 11 1100od claM maWna matt411 E - •t tbe poat office at Pum Oblo. a.beorfltlaa. nt. Dell,.,. by eamer nen available 30 eenta per Jilt In advonoe ot Tht Doll1 sentinel ofllM, 116 60: IIIli B.r motor route wh«e a"YaUabte - t i l ••· IIJ ...U ooe ,_ ta; m moathll, ~.211: t11roo moau.,. ...- !11011111. ll. . , . - ,...,. dlonJooa -IIUDdU lOr Tho Oblo v••.,. Seaa IDe., iiiiO -h•alc !II., P......,, 0. 1ku11Jea olll<o pbaoo l1tlf "'!!i tint moethl, AAIO W ' tl ..... - . .... ...,, '"OU 10 30 1100 ll 30 II I Today I'm havm!' fre sh lu!!clous pel'ltht's r ight ofT the trees tn wen V1rglnt11 aud whoppmg big ears of dtll r 1011s corn rrght from a friend'~ IJ'urk pateh Tl'lere d been • dearth of th.e.se Items at our houM-1 couldn't !tern to find the ]l;lnd J WMntl'd So 1( you "~('e butter Tunnlnr or m~ l"ars \OU 1l know why As for the peache11 If !''ere's •nytbing mo~ dehctnus than .real tree rt· pened onf'>!l I've Yet to see It You !limply can t plc.k fruit partly areen 1nd exp(!ct to have ! 00 12 30 lOll I 30 3 00 On "' 530 6 00 6 30 Romper Roon.l I he Prrte L!l Right to oo Truth or Con,equencel 10 30 Trutt.. or ConseqtlffiCf'.J ((o()Q Tir T3<' Dou1b ~ 'I 01 Tte Tac Duugb. Could Be You Tex /.< Jl11x H ,. .:'un ~>ot My Little Margie Bnde and Groom Queen For A Day R.omanl't"f Comi'Jv Time )tovleUme Popeye Presents Spmach Plt)'bOUM Weathe rcast Sporta Eye NBC News 700 F estlval or Star! 730 Pt.nlc "00 M~el McGTaw B 30 Summer Playho.use 900 Nat Kmg Cole Show 0 Henry PlayhouH635 640 '" 10 00 AMan Called :1 10 30 N "W~ HeadUne! 10 40 Nltewatch 1 I' 00 1 oo TonJ.:ht OFF ~IGN 1- By ROIERT C RUARK M11~ter Cary Grant, of the films has JUS! found pNICe hliPPJ ilCSS mrm ta l bhss and pros perrt~ w co rdtng to the later bulletin s Th1 s 15 all bec a u ~~ h.ti third wl((• J M11>s Betsy Drake hypnotizes him He has been cured or dr1nk.tug Jnd smo km g und po~1bl} othe1 frLrntl~(, w ell b~cnuse Mrs Ardubald 11 ach (Clir} s sq uarf' hundle } Sits by h•~ bCCJSUJ~ and lulls him off to slet'p by ll ilrng h1m to rdax al! over, ~ turLUlg with h1 s toe8 At leaqt ttwt s v.hnt ] !earl In fl lltC! I]U Ot~ Ill th t papers 'f I ha(l not bf't •• ~ ~~ epmg tor1 wr'l s,tvs M1 (d anti~ 1ch "fl my wlfr tlll'f' hypnotlzmg me to ~ l eer and 11 worked After th11.l we bf'canH f•strnated Y\o e ttred Ill on d1wkmg anrl s n11ktn J a ut\ •t worktd agnm an d agam And I hnve no dnubt th.at UeJn g rl' lut•d is Lhe rt~uson for my be1n ~ tat k 1n f1lrns aJaln 1hr ~ a!! stalled \dun Mrs GJanl piCk !!d Up a hook or h yp uol1~ 111 uhout rour }ears ago und IH'opted the do-1 1 yo urself tc thmque Ln the hcurth. ~al e And th ts IS w lv I am S<'rN nmg all literature that eou1es luto thr ~ h.ouse If there ls any hypnotlun,l: gomg on around her(' J am th.e prolessor As a malt.er of fa ct I am lhrnk HIK of hypnoti:r:Jng Mama 11ghl 900 uable ~>pace on the outside IHJ(1 are twlct' as u.:l) from any aug f' 111:1 lthe mud fe.nce from win h they were undoubt.edl~ made w~ now use camp charrs to Sll on and what wa.s once a lovely tcr race fronting the Sl"a 1s now <~ I kmd of con" entrahon ~'Imp fo1 ( uh Scouts of Den 2 h HI 111 r xpe( 11l•on to Gal lq.J ' lis and Po111t enem1es Cub Scout Den Expedition Is Held Saturday P leas lil t Satut ria) afternoon TUESOAY CHANNIL I 7 OJ Jimmie Dean 7 30 Boston Blacltie B 00 Ca ptam Kangaro() 8 45 CHS New:s 8 55 Loclll News 9 00 f"-ed Warrn~ 1 30 t.rtltur Godfre9 10 30 WJEH Tel~::yh.one Tlme 7 00 Phil SJ!vers Show 6 30 Mr and Mrs Roburt It hew o, r' 1 >1 1llhl' ~ II.Tf' <lfint i Un(Jil~ Meigs County News IIU birth of an B lb daughter, De Sue 11 tne Lockltournc An !Iosp1 tal Monduy July 29 l.t.mdpal ent~ :~re M1 s Th(•iJdUI t' I f'hew Pomeroy .and Mr and M1 s Joe Cantrf'tl ot Charl estHn Mrs Emma Letfhe•t of Pnmcroy • ~ a g1 cnt grandmother lltU .. h. 7 30 Prh.ate Secretary 8 00 To Tl'll the Tiutb e 30 Spotlight Playhousa 9 00 $64 000 Question 9 30 Spike Jones Show 10 00 UP to the-minute News lO 00 ScannJng the We11ther 10 lC The Late Show l\use ~ Daily on On Your Radio Dial Land 'frans£ers lit 811t mv erown cr thorns don I Emma Brown to PauUne~ R 1 ley It thh, way Sbe 11avs It 5 ugly lot 23 m Oilve Township -.n,d wh~n my back 111 turned. shP \ tea rs It down And toduy her su)l Clara D Stewart, administratrix 11tltute bench arriV$& It u • of Sarah Jane Probst, rleccased to thlna ma4e o~rt of rusted anUquP Edward French, lot in Middlepcrt Iron that even the dogs !!COrn Milo Caldwell to James 0 Swain lt s fall of holes anti thinl!l to and Eileen Swaln, 103 acres, In gou11e you The ol<' Iron Maiden Oranae Townshltl wns an overstuf.ted settee by :-----:CI)mparl.son One of the mo.st popular of the Behind It, the hafl Jot two IUmmer theaten in Ohio i1 the wtndnw bax~ made out of deeom Hiraro Colle1e Show Boat that mlsstoncd mud that ob!ICUre the plays to larte audience• alone the \ vtew ll'<lm Inside and use up val Ohio River 990 s I•SO Writer 12 00 Llb(!race 12 30 The Grerehen Wade Show Neigh~rs I 30 Movie Malmee 300 American Bandlilt.anll 400 Cartoon Club M1ekey Mowe Club 2o<lll Matinee T)leater 345 Modern Rllmanacet .., Newa Pld:ure 000 Splttacb PlaybOJJ!If 630 We.atllerealt 131 Sparta Eye 6 45 NBc News 700 Jla1.or ot tile Town 730 Father tCnow. &rt 800 Kraft TV Tbeater 900 Tbl1 i1 Ytvr L1fe 9 30 WaterfTOilt ltJ.OO J.la111uertd~ Partr 1030 Headltaea 10 40 Nltewatt!h 12 00 Toni&IJt N••• WIDNISIIAY '1 00 7 3() 8 op 845 8 ~~ 9 00 9 30 10 30 CHANNIL I Jimmie Dean Boston 8Laetie Capt.U.,~••coroo CBS NeW8 Local News Fred Warinc: Arthur (<o41re, Strike It Ri<h 11 00 VaUant Lady 11 HI Love of Lll• 11 ao Searcb for Tomort'ow t1 45 Gtud!rl( Llfbl t2 00 Kitle't~ IO.tehea t2 30 A1 the Wori. ... Tttl'nl 100 Our )!ita Broot1 t 30 Hou.epartr 200 Bl&' P1yotf 2 30 Bob Crosby ShDw 300 Brighter Day 3 15 Seeret Storm 3 30 Edce of N(fht 400 The Early ~bow 5 30 Your Elso Report., 54! Sports Parade 5 M Weatherman R 00 Actlra B Hi Douai•• Edward• 6 30 My Friend Fllct.a 700 Vie D1mone BOO M'JJllonalre 8 80 l"ve~ASeorlJI 900 20th CeDtury P'ox Hour 1000 10:4ltl Chcannel13 CHANNEL ll WED. 10 till Sip 00 11 00 AdYentures in LearDinf. 12 00 lJberace 12 30 'l'he Gretchen Wade Show 116 Neljbbors 130 Movie Matinee 300 American BandJtand Clrlpoo Cia• •oo 500 lllc:ker u.... CIIIII eoo 6 t! Jobn Daly ar.tl New 6 30 ConfiJd 7 so Wyatt Earp 130 Dimeyltod BOO Broken .ArrG• B SO Telephone Time 930 Publlc Defender NeWI of the Nlibt 1'heatf:r 13 -··-- Gl.l510, 1!-IE GROtJJolDSKEEPER, SCIJLPS A PERFECT PITCHER'S MOUND··A WORK OF ART·- Five Star Floal Ill Jolin Dal1 • lhe,N710 H•"l' Lo1 8.00 Oale "'d Hmlet 830 llo.,..lll of Dedlloa 800 Wotlaetd11 Nllht Flchll 10 00 Do It l ~RRA WURI?A DEPT. DO~~- for before the l~Lh of each month following lnaerUon .,..-,-..-~~~ in AdvertJsing......,c 'lould be reported immediately The Dally ~ntklel will not be responsible for moJie than one tncorl'td illlertion Carbli-'! of Thanb and SDeCtal Notices <Jf Events St 00 Obltulll1el pu ....ed at 1 cent oer word Comedy 'ltme 430 llovletlme 5:30 Popeye PrHftlbl 400 '~~~~~ij~ ~~;;~fi~s;~~~·~o~!l~::~::~--~li . 2 enta per •ord, one Jnatrtlon Minln.:.um cbaree !SOc --4 :entl peSr ~d tor three consecutive 1nserUolll • pecial - One moMh for 2S cents per word. Full rate of 2 cent. per word will be chuged foT advertising l! 300 Queen for a Day 600 Five Star Fmal 900 I Spy Olive Ingraham RATES Bride anfl liroom ------- -------- TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 10 5U SJgn On 11 00 Adventure• Ia V.arnina ~00 PHONE 398 (1) Notrees l HOMAilr auto;ilic- gas flooc fur -nace 70 000 BTU Good eomh H ..dquart.rt for lion Ciaywn Allen Chesler lam-.,nlte Lu&gdge - Lane Cedar( 8 3 3tp Cblsts - LAU Window FansFrigidaire Refr1genton Saw dust and sbavJOIIS, loaded in Iaker F_.rnltur,, Mfddleport, Ohla yuur truck from btn or deli\ 4 29 tf cred OHIO VALLEY MFG CORP, TUPPll:RS PLAINS 0 Phone Coolvlll• 1250 7 18-2:Stc (6) head, Wh1te legs, black bol:ly II 41 FOr Rent Goea by name o( Boots" $5 re Furms hed sleeplns room Close 10 8 :s 6t(' ward Calr 159--M town 127 Butternut 8 3 12te ., •' LEGAL NOTICE Robert Tate Will Tt~le Et~ rl Car ter and W1ll C!lrter whose places i9!56 che~rolet'V8$i 795 Delra\ 1IFor ient. - EXteniton I.Addert, or resldl!nce' are unknown and can 2 dr Sedan Po.:Ver~lide Beau Sea!fold Boardl, Dro'P Cloth! not be ascertalJied, and the un tiful mork1de leather trim In Clinton Fi~er, Middleport known he1r~ . dev1sees, legates exellde Blue and whHe twG ton~ fhont 8265-.X 111 tf cutors .admmn;trators and ass1gns Ol!e owner Blaettn:~r s Porn!.! or Andrew Tate deceased Robert roy, 0 8-?s,..a.r (17) Help Wanted late 1f deceased W1ll Tate 1f 1~6 Old& Super '88" Hard Top ::-:-:-:-:-~1deceased Earl Carter If der eased $2 495 Power Steering and Reliable Marrted Man Age 23 35 and Will Carter 1f deceased whose brakes Hydramahc dmre A for Retail Bread Route $60 a 1 pl aces or r('~Jdenre are t1 nknGwn mce automobile Blaetlnar'11 week guarantee for five day aud cn nnot ~o ascertamed w1l1 Pomeroy o S.2 6tc week plus bonus Apply Nickle 5 ta kt> nollce that Lon V Greenlee 1005 Mercury 2 dr Hardtop Bakery 806 W Matn anytime as plam!lfr fli ed h i~ petition Sl 49!5 Mercut} o malic Ongl a 5 3tc agamst them on the 29th d::~y of arter s' p m July 1957 m Common Pleas Court nal black flll1sh hkl new Vel) ----or Me1g 5 County OhiO t he same at'rachve car wtth. lots of chrome on sparkling black f1n ( 18) Employment bemg lase No t257B alte,lng among other th.mgs th.at the pl11m bh Dual exhausts Blaettnar's, W anted tiff Is the owner tn f<"!e simple and Pomeroy, 0 8-2 6tr actual possesston of the follow 19M Chrysler V8 4 dr Sedan $895 A quality car m good Palnttng, mterror and e):tenor mg desrrrbed real estate to-wtl Available now ft.ales reason The follow 1ng rf'al estatl'l ~>tt u condition at a low pnce Blaet able Homer Braley Phone 381 Y ated in th.c Vrllage of Mtdlleport, tnar s, Pomeroy, 0 8 2 6tc 8 :5 12Lc County of Me1gs and State o£ OhiO 19SO Bmck V8 century $2,~5 2 dr Hard Top Trade rn from wauted- PAPER H ~,:r-.;c£1\ G- 25 and descni.bed as follows Begmnm g at the Southeast cor one of our sallsrtcd Buick care years txper1ence Free es 1 ful owner A w01•derful bu)' mates L V ReiSrnger Racl n • ner of Lot No 2 d the Subd lv L Blaettnar s Pomero}, 0 !3ox 124 Ohio 7 5 ,, s1 on of Lot No 65 111 the Tnw!l' of Middleport, Lhem;e North 31 de 8-2-6tc gree 20 Ea~t 287 fN:•t followlllg the MM Ctrevrolets as low as $995 - - - - - - - - - - East lm,.. of satd Lot No 2 and an We hove foor that '""kte hke ( 19) ·-Busines~ exte nsion thereo f to the South s1de new W1th. and Without power and Behurcs MEN, WOMEN and COUPLES t o of the Dtamond Hollow Road gllde--210 s tram for MOTEL MANAGE- thence m an Westerly dtrectwn Bhiettnar's, Pomeroy, 0 8 2 6t(.' MENT and OPERATION Only 1 follOwing the South hne of satd C' • Matured \\,II be corundered Age road aboul 44 feet to a po. nt (sb ,..l A U t 0 .r-ervtCes 25 to 59 wnte NATIONAL MO wh1ch Is :~n extenswn of the We lit l B BAW'l4l8GS SONS co. _ 2t TEL TRAINING INC The Datly hne of satd Ll)t No 2, thence bout V{rttker Service Day Sentinel Box 668A , Pomeroy 0 south 31 degree 20' West to the Phone 0221 Nljht Phone 8 5 3tp North.west rorner or s:u d lot No IQ3tX. DOOGE • PLYMOUTH 2 and followmg the West lme of 1 Said Lot for a total diStance f)r 256 DEAIARS 8 6 u r ::-7-:::--::- - - -- for fe et lo !he Southwest corner of f'or best used car 'VALVES see sa1d Lot No 2 on the North. side BILL CHILDS '1 9 I mop Hire! or the Huiland lload, .hence nt a --- --..B., tha Southeaster!}' dtrectJOn following lQ) Hour the South hne of s ard Lol 2 to the place of begmnmg Berng all of or CANNING tomatoes $1 25 bu shel saHl Lot No 2 of Subd tvlsron 65 Brlnp; contamers Janet MM and a parcel on the! North.erly side 8-6-!itc uel, Racme, Ohio eGradmg a Ditch Digging thereof extendmg to the Dtamond eBack-Hoe Service Hollow Road BeckWith Uprtght Pl&llO Phone eTruclt Loadmg Equ1pment That plamtlff and h1s predeces SP-35202 Mason , W Va •Dump Truck Service sors 1n utle have held sa1d real 8-6-3tp VIRGIL WAMSLEY e~tale adv~rsely openly and no Phone Cheshire 7·7479 toriou~ly a.s against each and every 40 gallon automatic gas water heater Good condltton JoP. • 1n twenty-onefor years, that oneexcess of saidofdefendants a period Vadlrh Plumbing Phone 46-M Servic:es part of satd real estate was owned 11-Utp by one Andrew Tate and wa1 own· FOR SALE - I'eache& New :U. Curtom Bmlt Kitchen Kite'hens ed by h1m at the ttme of his death, ven Orehar4, New Haven Phone designed (or your home Free whtch occurred in the year 1882, estimates Foremun & Abbott that sa1d Andrew 1 Tat~ died lnt~a Tu·7-:!tl-tf Phone 6284-Y a.6-tf tite and on the 4th day of August FOR. SALE - Apples New H• 1911, Robert Tate, Will Tate Earl ven Orchard New Haven Phone Startrng Mpnday, Ray1s Shoe Re- Carter and W1ll Carter together TU-2f683 7·29tf pair 2nd St, Middleport, open with their !!.pt.Hises mtended to for business 8 2-6tc convey all tl'lat part of saad real Heifer Cal!, S day! old Cltf Alurnlnl.lm combintloa atorm aDd eatate whi~h was owned by sud ford Lt"dheLt Rock Sprma:s lUten wlndowa and dOOI'f Steel AndTew 'l'ate at the time of hiS 831-X. 7 31-6tc Ind. aluminum awnln_. and can. death to one of the predecessors in - ~~ oplea. Call Willioaa Radford, title to the plamtlff but that by PING PONG 'r ABLE for "lo Hoek SprinJa. I 2 lmop inadvertence only d~scr1bed part Phone 514·Y 8 !i 6tp of said real estate, that the posses &on of the plaintiff and h1s pre TIRMITII IXTIRMINATID Storkline Baby Carrtage Almost For free inspection phone 383 M, deeess'Ors m utle as to n11 of said new Phone Rae1ne 219!5 Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy real estate has been .asserted aa 8 ~ 3tc All work pnanteed Fy.lly in- an uneqUivocal clatm of ownersh.ip -,-ear--o..,ld-;-::;rl-;dl;::n-::g-;:h:or::,:::.-;:G;entlt 4 sured vaua:han'• Industrllll and of the enttre title to said real Re!lidentlal Termite Control Ser estate hereinabove described That GRAVELY lJL\t:I'OR SALES lftd vice, St. M'aryll, w va 7 25 tf the defendaots herem mtght claim Semee. R A. P'lnlllw, 611 a. an mterest in and to sa1d real )Jain St , Pomeroy 7-24-~..e WIO • TELIVJlllON SlliRVICE. estate by reASOn or the mcorrect Phouo too, Cleland Applioa<o deSCriptiOn used in the aforeaa1d . - , 111 J(lla St , PomsrGJ' deed and any further interest or claim that .said defendants might usert b not known to the plaintiff QUJc& SERVICII oa W- J:e. 'fhe prayer of sa1d petition is J)llrlng b, ,_1'7 Trolnod that each and every one of the it fttcha:later, €OUJN8 JEWE. above defendants be compelled to LIIIRS. Pomel'01 1-3-tl usert any cla1m they may have in and Ul said real estate or be barreii Can be bought for small detherefrom, that the claims, 1f any, of sa1d defendants be declared m posit and take over payCONCBBTI BLOCU valid, that plamtif! s title in and ment. Write or phone for to sa1d re11i esta.te be quieted and -aulhllettwr Por ._..... that each of said defentants be tlttailsbarred rwm asflerhng any GIIUESEB BLOCK CO. forever cl<nm to sa1d real estate and for I Mllea North of Pomeroy other rehef Said defendant! are required to Jarilo11, 0 a' answer 88ld petit10n on or bef(lre PbOIIe 22 the 28th day of September 19M, WE BUY or Judgment will be taken aga1 ngt nttUCTURAL I &IAMI Saddle- and them as prayed for ICitAP IRON- MITALl PhOne 90'1M VIrgil LON V GREENLEE I ,-,-.,,--,.-- - - I lm I Tea !or<f Mr and Mrs Char!e~ Kmg, Mrs Gertie Rockwell Mu Richard Caruthers Mt and Mrs Harold Teaford P(lmeroy Mr ami Mrs Willis Durst, New Ha \en i'lt r and Mrs Alvm Hall Hari.rord Mr and Mrs Dale Hill Letart Falls Mr and Mrs Rfly mo.nd Wolfl' Mr and Mrs Mor ns Harde n, Mrs Herman London Mrs Lawrence D1ddle Mrs Ed (he Gutnther Mrs Ablean Moore Mrs Dtck Harrts Mrs W'8.lter Cook, Mr and Mn Lowl!!l Wtngett Mrs M)rtle Crew and 'fr.s Grace O•lcr =======-=-===:::-:. Bporlleope N.,.. of the Nllht Tb-U Sip Oil Hatlo "JIEN-. PLAY 8AI.L! AJoJO CRtJOARiil, '!HE PITCH~, 0166 IN'IO IT TO OE"1 IT S4CK L.lKE IT WAS ! - - -------- PIANO! s.u Bnde Mrs Thomas Mr!> and children Don Cottrrll, Mrs Clark Lawrence MiSs Marilyn M1ller h.as reJames Quick Mrs Lawrence turned lo her ho m~ IO Co mmbus Rou' h •1rs Herbert Parker, Mrs after a two weeks u stt wtth her " AILee Capehart Mrs George gran dparents, Mr an d Mrs Roya t Schnmder Mrs Albert Duek· Thomas .,.,orth Mrs Virgll Teaford Mrs. Mrs Ddla SUirkey Cnlumbu~. Mrs Bob Moore, Mrs Troy 19 spendtng her vacatwn 'l'.rth hf', zwillmg, Mrs Blll wmebrenner, parents Mr and Mrs \\1Ulam MISS Nancy Hubbard, Mn. Rich 01ddle Mrs Groce Oiler arU ncbrenner Mrs Earl Nease Mrs Allee Flanagan 'I d W 1 Mrs S F Wise reretve d ward Mrs Wti!I!J Leadmgham, Mrs S F Wtse, MJss Norma Roush, Mra or the death or he-r nwce Mrs Martha A·blell and children Mis3 Thomaa Jackson of Mmgo JuneEvamae Cook Jamce Teaford hon July 28t h Mr Jackson Mrs Ro.sa Hall, Dale Teafnrd Jr was a former n!Sidenl heTe Mary Kay, Allah f'abl and Homt'r l'eaford Columbus IS Carol Wolf(', Teaford all of Syracuse, Mrs Naomi Racme and RD Sending gtfts but unable to at tend were Mtss Janet Ables, Gal l1pohs Qw<"!n Hawley, Mrs Edith ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ w. SUMMERS & SON u ••••=----•=•'11 3to: Baled straw, oats! and BarleY Frank Beaeh, M1d BALED HA\ dleport, R D 8! Btp ,, I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. F1looO 111 -- (Plamhtf) WEBSTER & FULTZ Attorneya for Plaintiff (7) SO (8) 6, 13, 20 27 (9) 3 tO, 7to The Ridge-Keno , SUTTON O!Jvc Grange- visited Rock Sprln&!l Grangt Tul'Sday July~ The mem ber8 f!I0 1ng were Letturf'l" Jotephm R •~ble Katherine M.llbotn Mr and ~Irs M'url Taylor Glenn~ Mtlhoan Lmn1e ( rary Jacob Weber A barbecue chtcken lunt' h was The B and C F'rlf'ndlhlp Club uf +H girl• and the So(oial Ha)'.l't't-d~ Club or 4 H boyl cave an I wtlt'res:tma: prowram at Ulf! carmel EUB Church Sunday .,.1 enlnc. Some lpt"Cial munc:al numben and ta!U bJ members or the clubs wen well rt:'Ct'lvt'd and enjoyed b)' the au· Mr and Mrs N T Rollt' and ~fr .and Mn Guy R01~ motort"d to l vlumbut Sund01y to aee Ultm daugh ~r and llltt"r Mr and ~n De;~ ' ntrtch and Dan ny W;~rrr n Ros did chore1 for them Mr and Mrs Allen Ta) lor were du~nre caDma: on •heir daugt:ter Mrs War Mr and Mn Dw 1ght Sweptwn rem Rose and c hlldren Sunday I!\ I"- tRu th Lee) and chtldren of Colum ntng hus Ohio are Hl tdng ht'r parentJ, Warren Jiose made i hu :.lfiess \'fr ~nd Mrli fealph Lee tnp to Penn,)lvama Sundil) after if>rved Sh.1r ley Bahr vl11ited a couple day 11 last week With ber father William Bentz of AI!Ted who hat been Jll Mr and Mrt Murl Taylor atletld ed ch.urch at Lone Bottom Sunday evem ne: Rev Harold Post"' wu 3peaker Dtane Belt St J>lr:pb, M1ch a spendma her vacation with Mn Alice Dodlcn Mus Sue Conroy of Columbus vtslll.-d with D1ane Belt the put Mlr and Mr! Shelby """" Pomeroy bad thell nephew P•ck~<n!!" eT .Oit' or Chest over the weelr: as euest mng: E~rett Mtlhoan Ct"lebrated his birthday Sunday wrth h.1 s children and ifandehildren All WC1't' present except h11 daughter Hazel week Mra Allee Dodson and Diane Bf'tz acromp.anu~d Mrs Franca Uewl rson to 1he rabin Suaday eve wbo Jtvn m Columbu~ Rkbard Hunt a 4-H member •~ groomir~g hi!! r eitstered Herefurd calf fk>r the !au Mr ant! )frs Art Kasper of Columbtu vrs1ted Sunday wrth theu parents Wr and Mrs M L BahT Other callers were Mr and )'Irs Cl} de Salser ot Racme -Gt.nnl 5 M•lho•n familY lirs Royal Tbotaaa spe.nt last weekend With Mr and )ll"! Ray moud M1IIer and Mr and }ll'!J Paul Thoma 5 of Columbus She WQ!I accompamed home by Hr an.d. Mrs Thorn» and. Karen lllllrr who w1ll rema!!: for two we eks vmt wltb her erandp.arenta Pill\ I Local Residents View Parade Held At Parkersburg Mr and Mrs C B WeeSt' and sun Jatk .and Mu>s Marc1a Karr VISited 10 Park('rsburg W Va F r1day and witnessed the .MeTch.an ts Day parade whlth was at· tended by Several hundnd people Follnwmg the parade they motored to Mar•etta for dinner at lhe hotel and returned borne by the way or Williamstown W Va where they en joyed a personally conducted. UJur of the Fenton APt GlaS!I Co I fiNI fORI) r===;:-:..::;~=~-~::~; ;,;;.;;.;;;;;.;;.;.;;;;..,. *400 Monthly Spare Time • RefllliDJ our and r 1n colleetlng ceat H1gh money Grade Nu machlnea 1n th11 area No SelUnil To quaUfy for work you must have carL~efereJKu, $640 troi OHIO STATE fAIR New FurnituN AU6UST 23-30 ~ POll. $299.00 ca$h secured oy mventory Devott.lz 0 hours a week to busl neY, your end on peroenlate wtu n~t up to $400 moothly WJth very good OOSil billtle• of taking over full t.Jme lnc:ome mcreasmg accordm&lY For mtervleW, include phone m application Wr1te All State D1strlbutinll Co 50!5 Fifth Avenue, eollectlona • • - 1" " " ' - lin••• •tar cett "' ...,..11•••~1 10 ,_t•r•-c•• SM41ay ~ .,...,...,.. BAKER FURNITURE lm The BrlgJUMt Co~ v~l~"~"~"~'-h~.~~·-b~r~o~thie~r;J~atm;e:s:':":J~~N~e~w,.,Y~o~r~k~t"7","N""'Y""'""""""~'.'....~~~~:::::::::=====.'_..,.,,..,""b""Mid""'~dl""e~port""""'""~ Wit~ Ill COIDI110111G .YOU • A Fam1l} Ntgh.t was held at the Pres bytenan Church At1g 1 w1lh a covered dish drnner at 6 30 p m followt•d by Rev Jimeh FTazcr of Northern Ireland who t~; s ummer pastor of the Harn sctnv 1lle Presbytenan Ohurch show• ng colorPd shdes of hb h.ome countr} wh. tch was enjoyed Rev ll.uppt!lt shGwad three come dy f1lms for the chtldren At tendtn~ were Mrs C E Ruppelt or Gulfport M1ss, mother of tl'le Rev Ruppelt, M:r and Mrs Edl so n Gumther and cbJidren, Mrs Curt Lailance, Mr and Mrs Geo Grmdle) Mr and Mrs James Qmck Mrs Albert Duckworth Mr and Mrs Earl Nease Mr and Mra Luther Johnst(Jn, Mr 1tnd l(rs Robert Harden and children Mrs Florence Harden, Miss Frankie Mumaw, 'Mrs Wilham Diddle Mrs MaYJDe Hoimet •• 14 NOTICE 0 F APPOINTMENT Extcutor Estate of Lillian G. Durst dtcNIH Notice 11 h~'!l'eby Jiven that AI bert H Durst wbose Post Office address is Pomeroy, Oluo has been duly "&ppolnted as Executo1 of the Estate of Lillian G Durst late of Meigs County, Ohio, deceased, Date~ thtl 2nd day of August 1957 Jlthtt C, e.con Judge ef ..,.. ProiN... Court, M.... County, Olllo !8) 6, 13 20, 3tc Good CINa VIed Con Alllllaltaaad Modell METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES Set ot Zerkle Transfer Co. • •• -- 123) ( 16) For Rent or Sale -=---~- (8) Auto Sales I "''fh Lost & Found --:-::-,..---- 1'' no , 1 120 6) Insurance For Scle WHTN~TV 1 " ~~ t:OO II" Little lft:(le 11:50 11. m. - - I FOIIWCONSAISTE;:.DTEPEND-AABL-EDRESS~LT;--1 ~~;z/;u _te_l_t.- '' "" ""' v., Pml ~ e n"~' Ill a.. Tbomu Clark Mn SYRACUSE ... 51 I~... .... ~' ''' anu cmldnn Mrll \1at By Mn. A ack Blirt"(JI'.! l1l.n [leal or (;nr;JJ I \lr and Mr~ Jime!l Teaford of !rfh Don Lu;le and duldrr 11 \1. ~lr r S\ are announcing the Otho R<~dford Mrs A (' ~ Slat ~ POMEROY 2 bedroon, frame mam•.:c or f'he1r ''au.:hter, At1 and chtldren Mrs t:a•l W;o. lkln... home wllh. llai h h.ardwood floor~ ~us !~ J~~n to Snmp110n Hall son all loc:al :\Irs Robt"rt ( ruw and 1 coal fm nacf' heating Loutl'd high and drv all City lil't'vHel! of \fr and Mr~ George Adkms of son}. 1 ~t.arr i'alls Donrr.a Dam ) ill(' Dtbra ( riJW rJf Pomt-roy ant 1ndud1ng sthOOI 1JUS for the Ia! IIH liD on July 19th at I fO ::~ 111 m the Method1't Church 111 Mrs V1qplliJ Mttn!W) J't an. rhlldren fotal p - r e~ unde!' fOOUO 00 down payment of on!} Pu1n1 Plca~an l by the Rev Allen burt: Vu $2.20u011 v.rlh less than II yea rs Young I h(' rouprc were nttended by Rcr; nt g\lests of Mr!O o\nna to pay off the CXIStJng loan al ~~ a11d Mrs Adkms and Mtss McCoy wt rt: Mrs 'ius..~ell Salle I !.Jl 91 pa month BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y V1rla Rose Tcarord a coua1n uf field IOn and daughlf'r Mrs AI lhc brtdc bert f'alrdoth. son M•ss \\i lm~ f8l 3 3tc On Juh .29th Mrs Dale Teaford , Sayre and Ml"' J ll Proffitt t>f F01 Sale 6 room h1 u~e bath Bl l Jnd Mrs Lela nd Bumgarner Kacln(' RD ~lr and Mr ~ Chtlt ll morlcrn Call "'17 1 , "l:lrl fi' .. lls were hosl.t>sses at 1 shower for Brow n o( 1 Jffiil and ~Ir s 1 Mar lh(' new ~r and Mrs Hall at thP Mlllt•r ) B 2 6t~ home of the former whtdl w~!! For Sale llous;: an d I ot tn R • attt'nd e1! IJ} th.e followtng persoru: Mr and Mr~ ( l11re n<'e ~a gill ~me Phone :1202 8 tl3t, Mrs (,eorge Adkins, Raem l' Pft and cWidren, Col umbus ~•~lied Arthur Hall, Ft Richardson, Ala 'Mr and Mn Lawn.•nee Whrtlatch ska llr and Mrs. Ellrl PhUlips and Mrs Mathe Sprmg er t~nd children Mrl James Phillips Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre and - - and ch.1ldren, 1 awrenee Hayman fam1l~ Letart W Va spent a Mrs Wm Zerk 1f' llarnee-SimJ)t'On tnsuraD« Nf.e'flleJ of Long Bottom, Mrs Thomas weeke nd Roger Weaver ts spe ndm r.: a Middleport Fire - AutomoblJe- Oldaker and son of Letart, W Bonds Phone IDUI-X 8-'26-11 Va ' Mrll Delbert Teaford of An two weeks vacation With h•~ tlQU JtY Mrs Caroltne Miller and un('le and aunt Mr and Mrs COMPLF.TE Insuranee PTotectlon, d11.ughter of Letart Falls, Mrs Vlrg•l Norr1.5 Mt Vernon IJfa, Au t<• Fire, Polleo Call Dor Ada Slack Mrs James Tea!o\-d, Mn Ann.a McCoy Vlsrted With M1lls Mlfldle;Qrt, Oblo Mrs Earl Watkms, Mrs FloreOCP. fnrnds In Pt Pleasant and Golh Barden Mrs Robert HardM, polls rere ntl y Mrs WtiiJam Elch.lnger, Mary M•ss Carolyn Jean Rr:wr Hart Legal Nc.-tkes Jane E 1chmger Mrs Pearl Me ford v slled Mrs \\ llham :lt?rltle Straight-leg Beegle, Ft"male Brown Stnke It Rich And t h.JS doll says she •s a c.l<' VaJiant Lidy M1 s R R P 1~ keu s Den Mo- ' :: ~ Love corat.or A pro yet The nex. of Life thtug you know she'll stea l m} !her a nd Mrs MyMn ~ItlleJ as leather sofa and repla~ 1t w 1t~ ststant 11e n Mother were accvm 11 30 Search hr Tomorrow anoth.er antique h01 ro1 w~m h pan11~d hy Mr .and Mrs t:harltos ll 40 Guldiflg Light 12 00 Ka tie '_, Kitehen Y.as made to look at not Sit on Eri11 11 rls ~nd d w gh tcr Br• ncln Cu bs 1111 the tnp v.en P1l Ed 12 30 Ar. Lhe World Tur111 Oh no she won t I h.av e go 1 me a book on applied ps~c h. o lo gy 1 00 Our Miss Brookl and J( hypnruu s w•th th e baseball W aid~ J a lllf'S Mtller, Ray PICkt•n s Ro\ Colunll n, LmT~ Gladwe ll but doesn t work~amt 1 don l nobcrt ~WIIIlSOJ\ 1 30 Houseparty Paul Mtcha( I gd mY bench back like rt was2 00 B1g Payoff Thompson Asa Br~<dhuJ} It 1 shall apply some p~~ch.ology 2 ~0 Bob r.rosby Show Gul hpohs th t\ \ISit<LI the fam \\ e JUst butil a nt'v. do~:hous~ 3 00 Brrghter Day ous Our House ~nd at Potn l the dog8 don t hke Thal s "here Pl cas111t tolucd th e MJtlsLtJJI 3 15 Secret 3torm Marna goes to l1ve bt'cause 111 3 30 Edi;e of N1gbt my mental book she-s a Iread} 111 H•)USI II 4 00 The Early Show (( OJH'rlgllt 1957 ll) Un1 tcd 5 30 Your Euo Reporter I u1tlll e Syndu:att: , Inc ) 5 45 Sports PAr)lde 5 !'15 Weatberman 6 00 Acti"Jn 6 I~ Douglas Edwards Daily Sentinel Day ilook I,;;;:;;;;~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~::.:~o:.~A~u!g~6~t9~5~7~3 11 30 It Could 12 00 Current WCHS-TV Channell PYTHIAN SISTERS MEET Mtttgs remple Pyth ta n S is ter~ w1ll mecl thts t'\enmg ~ t 6 30 llt the Ohio i'' uel Gas Co, off1e~ 11 now- wtlh a bueball hat Hones.! th.e Coats butldrng North. Second to <itld, I c11.n I •nakf' out wornf'n Avenue for a demonstution b) fhr} JW•l cun • itHIH nothin th.c l ompany Home Demons\la liOn agent After the program 11lonc the members will udjoum to the \\.• heM JebUildJng thl..\1 shack K of P building ror thelr ro• tor the lust four ~eau and I gular meetl.ni hold still when she knocks out 11 wall shove~ On anothrr kltchrn EMERGENCY CALLS rrd e( orates the office and hide~; The Mtddleport Emergency my rhmoteros Ill th.e outhouSl' Squad w11s called at 8 p rn Mon But t he oth.er d!ly llhc COU!Oefl to day for Henry Kade on Thomot.~ be bu~ted down a bench on the Fork and at D 30 to ~ lttle Kn:e t (r ont terrace, which WU\l about for W•lllam Ath.e;, the only comfortable piece or sJ tzplatz In the )'ani Evelythlnj ehe, Y.ou got tn ~tand on your he~d l to a-et lnto Delmar Baum and Kathryn nnd If the b11lance h disturbed Baum to Dallal! Yea&i!r and Rhodi ) ou crush a dog AU you ever sec Yeager lot 10 in Pomeroy rf your wuest.A II' tHeir feet be Bradley Pooler to Caryl E Pool CIIU!IP everybody b tipped back Wild m one of tbOfile ~ontour back er, ui!d!Yid~d one-half Interest m wh1rh von practlctl.LlY. hllve to tly lot In Chester lik.t• a glider Pe-eple set the1r Charles Marcinko Jr , and VIr drmkll on tl'le ded:, other people sle Marcinko to Thomall J MaT kl~k tht>m over, and the break c1nko and Mannffi1 A Marcr.nko agl' btl! Ia awful parcela In Ohvtr Township But my beneh was an hone~t Western Local Sehool Board to bench pleasantly mclrned, made Archie Mc:Kmney parcel m Dexter of s tone lt was JU '"-t under a Sybil Ebersbach executm: or broad wlndow 1111 80 you could Dora Romme deceased to Earl ~et your coffee or )Our coke or Powe\1 and Delores Powell lot 25 \Our Bout"bon and brat.ch on It In Middleport was sunwarmPc! 11nd yon rouJd sit on It m Iii wet buthlng suit Rome J Stewart and Belva K Without w1cekmg anv upholstery Stewart, lot Min Middleport The broad back st"rvcd u a sa!e 'Lewis M N\coU and Lou 0 Nr ttposlton fnr o1garcttls suntan coli to C C Cuckler, lot m Pome oil relaxing pills, and 1 am roy afraid, some women a bathing Wm Ponl~;~r and ln~l! Pooler to ~:aps You could hH·e the sea and C F BeU:mg and Etllth Bel:lmg , 22 ~ acres In Orane.e Townshtp enjoy the View 8e-(' 5 55 Sian On 600 Today Romper Room The Prtte h ftlght ~odern 400 4 30 RUARK REPORT ly ll•nche M Huklna son dau,J:[h trr some luekv people 1 rr wt flied And a tuna stuffe d tCJ Talking about travd by atr by even hll\f gt'iindchild1en And nll mato om !'low 1 cu n JUSt purllll i h trains by car -~ ome ot us dccld of us get thr s hom es1ck feeling 1 eat a v.ho lt can ur tuna all b~ my ed that maybe East West Home's for loved ones gone I guess se lf and 1 love tr~matocs to dts Beat Seeing lhe survrvor~ of the An tractwr. so wh ~ go to all iJJ BI mu s~ Of COUTIIe It WGUJdn't do for ev drea Dornil on 1'V anrl hearmg und f us~ ery one to Juwt cll lmly st.11.y al one woma n rep!IH ov~1 hn !oss~s Thev look so p1et1}' on those homf\ Good he;uens no, I.IMhlnk· cxthunung Wh } r duln I ev pRge., but I m havmg rorncd l)eef llhle But om s de111re tet tear aboul ~u1vc a hand hag - I hp t lh• nk sllel'd tom 1 \oc~ fl ll'd potatoes all over th~ country .11ubsldes con Ill~ I ody ~011 ~ h tH1Id b~ ,.:lad and uppl ~ sa11rr for supp<'r lilderable wtth the years you rl' rw n llllvt Jk t w s~ \COli S( t l m hungr~' 1 J d like lo see Ca lifornia- the One lhu1k~ of th~ lh o u~ani! s of Impenal Valley full or tru1l es boy s who w<n t to wutr.ry tl~alh s 111 1 g uf' s~ .,.,, nonf' nr us gtl too pccJally lllppeniB, fr om 1111 I ve- read holh World \V !I f s- wha t .,.,ouldn I o ld to wnnt to do some ctu\d1 sh Then, the ocean be11chea San liron tlu.' y huH· g1u r1 to lw aliH untl t111n ~ or pu ll ::1 s' unt u mtm~r('nt ciJco, {.oldcn Gate the wot ka Hut ll'lllH! S u mc1u hanrl bag I or earlv tl uys Such was u well there'• a.ll that whastly per rarie to I hav1• ln mlnd two of Ill) lo~d} known to>m swom an who (' nlrpnc crou If )'Ou iO by cur And J twve II 'i l)oys J 1111 ! s llo1ht'..,h ut { hn r.:rl by t h~ lonL( lo\ rh bonmstec vowed a vow ne~cr lo t~,o 111 un shn e H S tm d Jamt•s Will } rAn nveJ at nr>w loHts hu1llhng su d air plune na Mir(t11 rct nu~~··Jis hrolhi•r) I df>nl\ dl\tHh d lo Oht\ Thllt (m I aueu Ferd llunk"r and Billy h1 rc 111 tuv. n lo llllnl! Jllsl 1 ft w pulst nnd ~l ui t.lown sufely to Michael, two cldl!liy ~ugc11 bert. in I wuuld h.11tu to ~t all tlu li st of thr floor below I h t~ gal Is the 1 town , have It about lllllll 'J1Je} tlw beloved lu~t ~unw ont who It'll h.c-r p ll l sc on a 110)1 "'h!:!n thpl ~ un goe11 down in A hunll hu~ rlul t t d fender of ptop lt she was talking thf evenln I WIU\1111 be tn my own to and 1t rodt r lg hl out of town home My lJrother {an Arm~ m wlul w1th them - Iat• r rt cove l ed I m WIIYll ~u lll hr ntH<'r wan11 I the glad to say What nlways a•11u11eN me !11 Nav} She lives 111 a wh1\e brrck house how tickled people ate wben far m North t•nd of tuw n lind pounds aw.ay to aee &Ome one rrorn home Becaus( said he rhr! ( ~ no 11 mean typcwttlrr ofte n late at SunnJni themllflve& Jn Florida pla1 e to go if you t' v~• sli p off night F'urthN than th is Depon they'll write - ' And whaddya However hill ~on RldJIIHI was • oyoth not ~~ M1lrlt ed FOIYler kl)ow, we ll&w the Sam Smlth.'s N11v} 1n W W ll sa llln .!: pJuc\Jcul cnt plih tl al'l'.a\~ ln our 1nv here today " \y the Sevrn Scu~ rn• he was Or maybe they meet Sylvia thrOllllh Nrw tJabh'.'l I v~ seen ond nll Quackenbuah Wlil)l over In London By the wa} can )'0\1 name lh<' ot them perfect dolls yet It a Juat the thTUI of home Seven Seas as Wl' ulwn\ s put lt ? Adrienne Mil! ~ Munn accom folkl Th.t>rt ~ only l'i ocean s really :lU panied by dafl!i mal~ and IJUI Ct~rol Standint Out ]I! my mind I!! our wht•n• s the other \'oi.O" Bac htel stop 11 wlule wtlh lltllc runnh)i llctOali 1!:1la Jenkin• Reese Kunberly Marie md thme s an in the MayiU Temple Ill Chlcago 11 IJt•re'~ ttnOt her WIIV of pn1t111g olhe1 swee-t name~ake for gramma World Fair in 1933 rt gave ug 11 the l"~flf for ~peed rnan!ars Marie Mili a We !md that Class of Jltt •ll day, 81 much .11.1 &eeint the 'Too little brain pown lwh.l1ul HH'i2 hnve about all married and world'• lar,eat di1mond and golnf two much hone powt r ('arol sa\J\. You know who s left up In the Amo n Andy lower Mrs 11 - Ju sl Anne (Hupe) ittld l Enticing pldurc s of Slllads uod And the Cow little old i'l tngle one" And no one 1oea vlaltln1 any lt>s or th.ern In recen t Bct!CT the dass have all these young more that h, real ..,Jaltln&. u [ Home10' On clrn~e tnveihgatw n •ofnephews lin nlet:CS. now w.. l'lillsed on Why Aunt Jennie though. I d turn 'em all In for I he Young Grnmma Mat• Snuer roos Bolt-e would tome out and a.tay a auod thick melilt l!iandw1ch of by with daugh.tcr Doc (Sauer) . . __, wiKile week with Mama Aunt Jen re-l!.sonablt rllcslnule therf'or Hen Brown's baby girt MeJIIII thal '\ nle DavlJ and numerou• of her pro 1! one thut'1 btg arccn (r<'al li:relnl JGll)l l'tiiiUiatJy 1pent IUmmen at letlll<'l' leaves gremt rimml.'d cu dear name for u dear baby Mae / the v•rJOUI homea of her 11llters cumber alice& and pink 1! h11 mp nest said Dee wantr•d n fairly unusual name as ' Mary Brown' for m 1 and I'd 10 up to Aunt Lo,a'aor ov led therein Now who'd eut un er &o Auut Kate-'.a to .pend the day peeled cukll!ll and expect to su r sl.a nce just 1~ too pale a name And 1 bet Ml'ga n ('lutr wtll love to JIYt e~ry whip llllt ch Now I vlve'' And Jettuce- lhiil ll for tbt' I'll know she hM ll namf!'soke here h1v~n t an aunt nor 11.11 uncle In rabbits or II u wllh ~~~ As (or Later th 1t su mc day 1 saw Lou lh1 world and il'l one of the lone- ahrtmp their stronr.: rf'!ie mblJI!lce Peaches Fra~er Ernest and Ju IOmelt fUliAal that lrf4t hold& tO 1111111 fiXI:!~ thllm f nre~er for d) 1i hnby S he sm1\ed and rooed What I wouldn't a:lve to aiddown me and aaa with Aunt Ltda OT Aunt Llur friend MaHle Bulih /Mrs and I left h.er 11111 being admtred Lydi.a for a few houn The ud Henry) told uR she wL~ rece ntly by Aunt" Bess Stnborn 1 c:ouldn t th1n1 11 1 didn't really realize till at a plrnrc ~lth 7 kind s or sn ia rl tell wh trh Wtl'l euler Judy or that th1y were aone bow ver;, prectous and I aatbend !!he took at leam. [.ols doll And so we £row apo.ce MGre 1n aunt or an lndul.,anl unci• to teeny Ample& of lhl'm all You achool room~ morf! baby food II.Y noLhlne of beloved parent.. - c11n t ketp u ~ood man down It more bah\ rabs (and did yuu ever how dear they are wouJd st'crn .But life hu Jt• cOil!Pensatlon s---.- 1 1hen there 11 01 frutt filled oran.ge sec fli-tch dovor OOby cab.s .as alwa)'l Jnatead on\! ha1:1 husband one Oood hnnvcn~ why all that th.oae 1957 modfhl more food more everything l look tor us to hii.VL' to enlarse our swlmmn ll pool If th 4 keep I on 11.a-11 9011 c1ty's newest m a nufact1l1 Pr Tn add1t10n the proud fa th e1 :mri h1s w1fe have found a n1lliti!Udt• of ll S('S for "The fl<nor But these are at th.e h1g h Third Arm,, mrlwlmg tis t unctJOn as n phone pe&.k of pe1 ft'chon No wonder She's a peach u -holder and a m1rror holder one o! our hlihest cnmpliments But, Kahn ins1st s that h1s son Phlhp, now six month s old is h ,J]f respon~able for the invention of' The Th1rd Arm'' I CHANNI!L l ~'-CD 700 Today I Did You Know That? ' .,, TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channe13 TUESDAY Wednesday Rodney Downing l11'9UIIANCII AGI!NC'I' PlN, Automobl~ Huitlri ACCtD&.n Lifo. C...try o n d - Rtol Estote Broker In MtDDLI~ORT, OHIO 61$6-M PHONia '*II 11.----------1 lest .. tlt laltJ 1m .. ,.. r.IIJ .. speat Ia 1111 lill.el M" Clld1111ai1C kiqs 'n...·lh·clect cnfllt Ill ...,, lOIII life ae •ost pleasant part If tlt diJ ••• ftllller slee,PJ. PUle. doll& loutIIOlt II' U""*'AJ. atr cMHfaalq ht pealts il. fjJ: SiftS II aiiSicltalll and clothes. Cleek wiil' JOIII eleclrlcal II' cntractor real comfort lito JO• faiiiiJ &It 1lftb AIR COIIDITIOIIIIIG ud COsts .,._. "* ••• Lin Betllr EficlriWIJ. -llril• •• " �~ . .. .. . .. ..... ' ,/ All-Stars Edge Champion Tigers 2 -1 'd H 'II w· s Pony League All-Star~ de[eated the league champion 2-1 last evening before a Large crowd at Pomeroy when Foozy Wolfe singled home the winning run in tbe top of fifth inning. The Tigers scored one in the set:ond inning but lost it when the All-Stars tied it up in the lhird when Roger Birch le4 off with a walk, stole second then third . He scored when Hog Ebersbach _tried a thfow to third ?aseman M_ike _ Wer~y on t~e steal whu:lh went hi@:h. Stan , Jim Wlckhn~ smgled 111 Terry Knight followed with a ~he seconri off the church and two out single. hi:s :second straight Winebrenner doubled in the hit, but Eddie Bartels fanned . fourth. Bill Wilsen to end the innine:. All Stars 001 010-2 5 1 In the top ()f the filth, Jor t gers dlO 000-1 6 1 Fields flied to Ray Poulin in left . Wibon and Wickline. Hartel,'! Sam Flannagan nied to center- :'n:::d:_:E:b::':"::b::ac::h:::·_ __ _ _ __ helrler Terry Ohlinger but John Cleland singled Lo right. He !>lole second and Duane Wee Foozy singled lo right scoring Cleland . Wolfe 9tole second but Terrv Knight grounded 04t to Dor fno:tes on second to end t-h e inn- ID, 0 Rademac her ConfI ent e . M'8 te, Heavy Work Starts I8 Sparnng • SEATTLE CP~ Pete Rademacher , as confident as any fighter who ever ~ challenged for the heavyweight crown. reswned training today ror hi.s b0ut with Floyd Palttrr"Son and the "·b iggest day of my lift:." ditit>n ." Rademacber isn't alone in his coufidence. Gannon, who gave Palter.son a I'Ough go lhree years· ago, predicted the boxing world is in for the shock of ita tue on Aq. 22. '·A lot of Writers are gomg -to Rademacher arrived here [rom Columbia. Ga, Monday accom- bave to eat the words they've panied by sparring partners Clar- been writing about this fight,'. ence Hinnant and Joe Gann011. he ~aid . and two trainers. NEW YORK UP-Sports NetThe Olympi<: champ meets work, lnc., will televise all or Patterson in Sicks Stadium here the Cleveland Brow:ns' regular Aug. 22 in what will be Radc· !IeasOn games in the National macher's first professional fight. Football League again this year. Big Pete. a 21().poundcr, i.s posi- The same network beamed the live he wiil win. Browns' games to stations 9lrct"I've never felt ;_1etler," Rade-- chlng rrom New. Engla.nd to TexPlans were completed Monday macher said . "1'm in terrific eon- as last season. night for a baseball game between the Waham;, Pony League All Stars and the Pomeroy All Stat's t~ayed under tt,e lights or B~c · ld on Friday night at 7:30 o'c o . Ralph SOY!e, d;mtor of the Wa· hama league, and the managers of ·t he teams of the league met fol· lowing the game betwten Broad Run and the Wah~a League All Stars and made the plans. The Pomeroy team will be made up of the members or the Tiger8 , champions c.~ the Meigs County Pony League, r.nd two 111embera of the Indians team. Bill Wilson and Terry Knight wiU jOin the Tigers for the contest . Proceeds after expenses on the game wll1 be split between the Wahama and -the Meigs County Wahama-Meigs All-Star Game I To Be Friday The Tigers got thelr 1-o lead in' the bottom of tbe second when came out at of the league st:on<lintgs, Dennis Moore singled throogh tlu with a very respectable record of 7-11 in ;:r well-balanced league, are, first row, to bole between third and short. Rusty Leffle, Teddy Rummel , Butch Anns Ron Falin, Freddie Wolfe , Roger Stewart.' St;~~d Werry ala.o singled. Ray Poulin ing, Manager Roy Arms, veteran OVA catcher of past years; Willie Guinther Howard Parker f.anned for one down, and Frank Bobby Winebbrenner, Bobby Wingett , and Roger Hubbard. ' Ebersbach . s.ing~ to lft(·t, bob::c-c-::-:c--::-c:c::-:-cc-c: bled by Robby Winerenner and. Moore .., 0, d ' Ehersba<:: had ·a double In t~w fourth with Poulin on firat. Ul..lt BY UNITED PRESS Poulin railed to tag Jecqnd, had NATIONAL LEAGUE to go back, and then missed W L Pet. 01 { scoring for the Tigers. St. Louis 62 41 .fl02 For the All-Stars Wilson trill· Mllwauk(!e 62 42 J~96 \t led with the bases empty and no· Brooklyn 60 44 .577 214 body out but he couldn't gel Cincinnali :SS 46 .:S:S8 4~ home in the "fourth. Philadelphia :S7 48 .M3 6 For th.e All-Stars, Wilson fan· 45 81 .425 18'h ned seven a.nd walked none , hit New York Chicago 36 "66 .353 M~ none. Bartels 1truck out 10 and • , Cbel TlllDCblll Pittsburgh 36 68 .348 26% walked two. Both boys reliet! D'.ainl)' on their fast ball. Sports desk 2·10 Monday'o R..ulto For the Tigers, Dehnis Moore That magician of the single wing, Jim Vcnnari, lert Sun- Brooklyn 5 Nl'w York 2. nite W•dMsd.,-'s Games al!o had a single. For_t~h:::•_·::.'~ ll·~P~o::n'Cy'-.::L::••:g::u::•:•·-----:day ror drills leading to the annual North-South football game New York at Brooklyn, nite BASEBALL RESULT The Daflv Sentinel DESK SPORTS where Jim will assist Hugh Hindman, Joe Carlo, and Bob Kap. Cincinnati al Milwaukee, nlte · pes direct the South's attack. w·lson Breaks BOfie, Has T pass B1g • Garne, ~Mence vs Spahn In Braves' ° Bi~e WONDER BAR Eddie Fife I I Shody Valley Boys FA II!..IS All Prices Ond Sia:es CLELAII.IDS I- APPLIANCE i ..• SHOP MOORE'S Free Installation TIRES. I ! Fight * BATTERIES 'I \ 0 j ' .. -· . - ~ --" ' ---· ·----~ -·~ ,.,., c. ...... TIME and MONEY Btl)' your Coal In ly UniNd Prna t - NIW OI.LIANS-Horble lttdrl· ev.1, 153, New OriMnttw 1to,...d Col•y 'MCiusk..,, 15f, Hallfu, tl s. 6 DALLAl - Z.ra llelley. 19f, Photnlx,. Arl.-., •••...... . _ _ . l'tomtre, 240, Service Entrance On Second St. Anefjtln~o ..- August Lum• ·*~v-· In • •.. ••• ".SO F.O.I. MIM tUO F,O,B. MlM 3/1 • 1V. ltokor F.o.a. MIM Prices subjeet To Cbange S.pt Ill Bailey Coal Co. Route II p_......,, 0. EA.T i:!nd DRINK . A.T Hotel Martin ,. POMEROY'S BEST ON THE BANKS OF 'l'l!B BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER Convenient Budget Terms at Moore's Busy Stores " ~ ~';:;MOORES SA.VI NIW YOitK-D•nny R\nM, 1.., BI'Ooklvn. out,.lntltd lddle Lynch, 1$1, New Yort.:, 1.. . * SEAT COVERS * MUFFLERS· ., Results Pomeroy OHIO \ SP·C~A.LS, DA.ILY • Buolne" Mu'a LWII!IJ 40e from 11 A.M. lo 2 P. M• CHICKEN IN B.\SKET, FRENCifFRIES, BREAD & BUTTER, COFFEE or TEA $1.00 Bu Opea D!IIIY J>:•pl Sundl1 7 A. M. 1o! A. M. ' 1 ~~~p=ro:f:e"::io:n:•:':":o:lf:;n:•:::':;':'":;:"=~ OP"EN DAY and NIGHTS Welding Body and Fender Repair Lubric:ation BOLIN'S MOBILGAS "It pi•.... us to pleeu you" W. Meln St. Pomaroy ft\ode Possible By Tremendous Mass Production . w· (Contlnu.d From ...'"OM) ~t-llrng up Mr~- Mtdd " 1\ COnsi\lf'TPd (or ~ lit l t:. ~ bt>t'll II li tt l1· 4 tt1 11: ~ fj r l' !l) Ortt' Y ANCEI.Jo: S. faiH. t iP _ A :10·Yt>ar..otd mrtth'"r of two t•hHrlre/1 1t~ s. ~rt.'{· d to tt>turn to West VIr !.! IIIla to face- L'blll'gt>s of emltN.zl H\g $::13,000 In l~nk ft10dJ1. J.OS 1 I Ml"s. Hazel Hrownilt~ wa~oiv€'d 11 rt•mov<~l hearin" Mond•>· and po~t• cd a $2,MO bond to guariUllee- hf'r appearance in Federal Court in Huntington. W . Va., whenever proseeutors waDI her I"W1'<l"l '·I··· u hot L.,.t llg mu,·~ lhl b ttu !U t~ pu~ ,~ t;t·ot· J~ l· ~ Cotod yt-a r. N :t t iuu~J A.-AI,.:i..tti rut of !l u uH' l1 utl1 io-1 · prt•sidt'n\. s:tld thL• redueetl duw11 P<~rmcnt.~ ' could bt tht• mo .- t ~ir,nifie::mt step ror-wurd the' Fli t\ has madt• Sl lll'~ its es tah! h hm cut in 1934 .. l' om~· roy L!\ tlt' [A>ai~ All St urs 5 :m p 111 011 the Pouu-ru) [tt- ld \u prt')l !U "t' for tht' UW&SUHI ~o r Wt'll!!ton Au g 12. 13, 1-4, 15 <&!Ill I tSi h. al Ou ly .\ftk&- ltober1s, pilcllt;>t-('al dw r of th1• J)od~eJ•.-. , wa~t '' ul tlu· aU -~>tar list becuu~>e •1f :~ gt· . Ht' i 10 l3 this month. To qualify llc could not h<~ve becomt' 13 unlil after Sept. l. f nm1 C•ll• For Study However, Chairm:.n A l bt· t~ Rains 0-Ala. , Of !he liOI..lSc hankOr!iei!I!S of the Man, (Loeao ing subcommittee on hou&ing legCount)') W . ·va ., bank discovered islaUon said Congrel>s " mu~ re IContl"~d From Page One) the ~hortage on June 22. the day study the wbole FHA prOgram " EnteN'd as individuals arl" afte-r Mrs. B-rowning left on her because of the boost in mtrrt!>l ~1artha Coleman, Madelyn Brown 1 lwo·w~k summtor van.tin n. rates_ ft·om. 5 (I) 5 .4 pr r cent. both or Long Bottom; Emestint-. . . Rams .sa1d Congres;; m<~Y huve Stoekton, Hemlock Grove; Lola A bank patron sought a Wtlh- to enact le"islation "to ston tit>.! d J 1 t b t Jd h h ' " ~"' Ziegler, Chl"ster: Janie Baer, Min · , rawta hond yb O ed ~ edt at et' ~i- : .present administrahuu's man :.t ada Murray and Anna 'M urray of ~oun a . ee-n ram of $2,135. ror continually raisir.g iuterf's~ Pomeroy;'{ Cher}·l l'' ife. Middlellrs. EOOnhower spen t most or A fl..lll audit showed a Joss or over rates.'' Janet Knight, Cheslt•r; ];ut week in Demo,er. She weut $ 30.UOO .morrOther congresstnl.'rt' who havt• port: Sha ron Atkins. Ruthand, Rt. I . there primarily ro• th(' derli('a - - - -ronlinua\Jy denounced lht• adminas teams in the- tOmp!'tiF.ntf'red tian of a l'lty Jl<tt·k named in !hi_., morning as h-e met with ttw i~tration's high inltnsl ''tight l!£>r honor. and n·tmned hl•rt' congressional le~tders. Th~ir con· mone~· " po-ticil.'s aimed ;t l dwrlv tion arc J anice TannehUI 1111d Saturday · aftt:rnoon in time tn f..ren('t' began at 8:30 a. m. e. d. iug infl;-tti.on joiMd Rains in at- Jud/ Murtin, MiddJeport; ' Way1w and Randa11 T.ackett. preside at a ramily <S:nner in ob- 1. U11ullll}· this .weekly meetiDJ tacking the mortg;;~ ge interc~t Housh Ewinglon; Janice Wolfe af'd Mary a.-vtnce of John !::i~enhoW4!r':-; ends- in about 90 ithnult>S. 'f.oday boost . K1ty Johnson, Racine; SohJ111 llil35th blrtbd~Yh~¥'Mrer, the le-adcrlio t·emained h1 But all ap.plaud(td th£' reducln and Bonnie Rife, Middleport: Tbe PreciileRt apparently kept se!sion with tt&e Pre&ident for Lion in down payrMnts. Many Juanita Tackett and WAnda Tat'· in cloie touch with the surge11· . more thAn tw.e -hours. had been urging President EL~enkett, Ewing;t.on a,td Aleta · Carpen· hllWer for weeks to make t hl' tll!r and Jcn.nlfer Lohse-, - ~omeroy . mo\•e authorized l':lrlier thi ~ Howard Nolan and· ~r. 1111d year by Congress. Mrs. Barber will judge the dt'-ACROSS The move was opposed b:,.- unt . Prole•21 . Con,..;. portan1 sections of the admin!s- nocnstratio n.-.. 1. Man'• ume chugo \ trr.tion-the " tight money'• pru· At '7:30 Wednesday cveninx in 9. Frighten :1. Yu,o. tlon ponents in the Treasury Depart· the Pomeroy junior itUditOfi'lfll .,.,_Hay. 10. Covered slavlan ment, Budget Bureau, Feder~>·l the annu11 j·Jdging of garm.-.n1s premier fever witb Yin*• Re serve Bo:J.rd and the Presidcnl's prl'para.tory to the fair nt>Jrt ~f'k ( posa.) 12. EraNnk. IoGue. Cnuncll of Economic Af'l\'i.~cn. will bt' ~1eld. 6. Wlckecl lng m"'t They argued that the lower duw n 7. Cotn 13. Coronet plants paymt>nts would be inflationa:·y_ Hran) u. Excltma. u. Wapiti ' OUHtlon M•rk•t Effect lion of 8. Shftrcat ~- FDWb' (oba.) ··uter4•7'• A••wtr sorrow . Moreover: some officials qucs(Continu•d Fr•m Page Onol 15. Cry out 51. Strikes 34. Leg 26. A~ted ttoned lh~ Impact of th~ move on . in £Jvery detail, including all of I slang) 11. Venture• maxima joint the housmg market srnee less jtts eqtr.pm~n-::, ~fore moving p.t 1:1. Pronoun 21. Back 1&. Loblter 35. Culture tban 30 per cent of all mortgages jlienh tvwrlwa rr:l from 'he old in· medium ll.~He ta. A 1ut veaael come under the FHA and Gl loar. firmary farm on Rt. 143. An. Opetr lT. S1otha rOin 36. Weiltlt teoUoq_' Ql.l.arant~e programs. HolL'Ie fflr the public may be an(Straits iYU. ) %9. Chl1.1t.. . 18. Southeut Under the new rl'gulalions, nou need later. · !0. The (a.bbr.) S~tltle­ which are effective immedial:el:,o. A number of people, includin ~ sonp, tt.Tuka he.d menl!IJ lhe down payment. schedule 1~ 3 local phy!rieians, h.ave examined 21. BNnch ...t illan&:) ::n. w orsnJ:n ~ . H.lver &Pot.) per cent . of the f1rst $10.000 of the building and have been quo! 23. Not ln. the mot1g'age ; 15 per cel\t of the- ed saying it was "exoeJlent in next $6,000 and 30 per cent on every respret" and quite suittble ~"'· EpQeh ~ til. Jar1on anything over that up tu a limit for a hospital of a more general 27. Bottle of $20,000. u se. 10....... Meanwhile, the county commisThe cld requiremen t was 5 ''i ~I" sion er s. are stlll waiting . for ;~ Jl.Cbtat per cent on th~ fil':>t $9,000 ;md bid on the 100-acre farm ana im32. Court 25 per cent on unything ubovc pt'(lvements - including miner&! 33. Emperor that up to a <"eil ing or $20.000. rights>ind a gas well-which is tn of Japan The government a lso cla mpo:od ~ be sold when patients moYe to SIS. Oive restrictions on "ctisc~ u nt i no;' '-a their new home . over pl'<tclict! under which 1he bor - OHIO VALLEY LIV-ESTOCK CO. IT, Alltotope rower in effecl is required to GAJ.LlPOLIS-HOGS 175 to (Aft.) give the lender a spe('ia] rr.:c to 38. Peanut 220 Jbs. 22 to 22.80; 220 to 250 obtain ,_a rrt'ortgAglr. lbs . 22 to 22.80; Light lB to 22.50! COV~" . 1.';.: I" To Vary R•gionally S9. Smudge ·~at ~ows 14 to 20; Slags 12 to Cole 'said FHA discount ratC'.S 18: Boars 10 lo 15; Sows & Pigs 40. Yellow. will be permitted to ''ary regi on - 65 to 120: Shoats 4 to 20. fever ally but thai they still will be no mOaqulto CATTLE--Steers 12 to 20; Hei41. Withered. larger than· 2'.'.! per cent in an~· fers 10 to 20; Baby· Bt•er 1~ to mr.) ease. 'I'tM Veter-ans Administra· 20; Fa.t Cows 10 to 15: Canners .U.H<Mland tiOR noted that veteratts cannot tl to 10; Bulls 11 to 15.10: Milk · ~ VOWN be .charged diseounts under the Cows 65 to 125. I l : Wce cat GI h(lmf! ' !(Jim program . VEAL CA LVES--Tups 25.65: 2. A -N.'a~hlng ~ However. in accordance wiU1 Seconds 20 to 25; Medium 15 to a. a.d ot the 1\f'W law, the VA imposed 20; Com . & Hv.c.. 10 to 22; Cu!Li limits on the fees and other di~· 8 to 15. count charges pai(\ by builder~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's hqw to II'Otk It: SHEEP-Ewes & Lra•. 5 to Hl; to obtain financing. The ceilings Swek Ewes 4 to 10; Fat Sheep 3 AXYDLBAAXR vary from 2!f.t 'to p1/z per c('nt to 8· Culls 1 to 4· Bueks 3 to 8· ts LONGFELLOW depending on tWca lity ani! Fat 'wethers 4 to's. ' One letter limply &land.! for another. In this sa.mple A II used am<tunt on down paymen.L LAMBS-Tops 21 .90; Seconds for three L'a, X for the two O'.s, etc. Single ~ltefl, a.poe· The eoontroversial di scount is ::. 16 to 20; t...·ighl Wte. 14 to 18; tropllel, the lea~h and fonna.tion of the worda art all hifttL premium deducted by the lendol' Common 10 to 15. J:ach day the code letters art _different. at the time the loan ;s negotiated. It Is ln o.dr!Uion to tHe reA CI')'Ptocr&ra QuotatiOft IIRTHDA Y OBSERVED gular interest rate and othe.r Celebraling the- birthday of Mn:. PUWAY NWY.A. WM KAUA ETU lltU• charges. Arthur E. Roush at home io Salem Center, reeently were her hu!!.band MKI:US• MEUUEV. awE z. PTJW.A.Y LOAN HEAD DIES Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rowh, Chilli· JACKSON, 0. UP- Oscar B. cot he; Mr. and Mn. Orion Roush I'IWCAO XHUA-BilKZ · ZAHNI Ervin, 85, veteran businessman and children, Wayne and Dlxil!., · l Y•terUr'• Cr)tptoquote: GOD, WITH BWEI!:T BTR2MOTH heft, cUed Sunday. He was presi- Salem Center; Mr. and Mrs. Har' , •• itPAKillN THE PURI'LI: J.Qj~TERY OF DAWN-FIIEPdent of tbe Jackson Building and old G. Rou&b, Letart Falls; and Mr. IIUC MY\tl\8. Loan Aun, and founder of the and MI'l!. Harold Sargent, Middle· J)Utrlbll.td b ~ISif •.uuru I)'IHUcatt Ervin Brothers Hardware Co. por.t. . _.. • QUALITY No Change In The Formula The Painttr's Choice l ....., BY FRED 1:1 r. ~ II I J.t iOn~ tlmt-. '· Aflt•t )'.In F.t ~t · n howN t·lt\t•H• •I Waite., H.t>M Mundo1v ~ht• .. vis.itl'd by her !'on .'· \laj J~l~t; l'J) h ~ n ower. lllid hts wift•. R:.l"· bar·ll.. Hagerty said he l'xpert ccl p ·d 1 t ._ ~ res1 e~t wou ~ go to \'\oahe•· Reec! somettme this afternoon M ..rs. E·1t!l~n ho. wtor h a(1 a "t(}p tu toe exammatwn at \lialtN RL·e d dUring the third WCt'k Of Ju nr. four months after 11 similar com plete medical C'heek·up At thlll time. the White H'.Jusc ~aid tht• oex.a.mination was "routil)e" and had no connection with ttie 1-'il·st LBdy'& .heart murmur , which rl'.llh .t suIte d f rom a r h t ( oou att;H·k of rheumatir fC\'N . u mr Queen Of Furrow MY!'!- r..,rr sur JDt•.E 'f0LJ St.. I (j WAS OCT :....1 SHUS.'.r - Trl'cPl WAS -:Dr.1E. ~H.JIC I CCot..':.D Or'"..J reP 'iUJ · ~~ . t.f'.o:l: , - -,.. :'- ER· WH UT wr,~, '-IJE TALY.JN. ·eour ? I DAilY CROSSWORD AMAZING- SALE ' PRICE SAME HIGK Chicago at St Louis, nite - It was a great honor for Jim, coach at tiny _Jtutland High AMERICAN LEAGUE School in Meigs .County's hills, to be named on the staff for W L Pet. GB 6G 35 ·663 the South grldders. Hindman is heJd man at Columbus North New York . • Chicago 62 40 .808 6 Car Io IS at Newark and Kappes, is from Cincinnati Western Boston 56 47 JJ44 121.'2 UP - dncin· e:- Manager Wall Aloton yan~ed Hills . I - - - - ----- - --Cleveland :u 53 .490 18 natiMILWAUKEE opens .a tllrce game series DrySdal~ in (a~o~ of Clem J:,a~mc, • town South, a!~o a guard, Who hu D · Ll ~ten to l-ow good Bc>b Ashley been the Yollngstown area Golden ctrolt . . 50 52 .490 18 againat the Bravc8 here -t onight who retired W1lhe on an tnf1eld - fnrm~r Y!!IIOW J11cket wreatGloves boxing ~harnpion tor three Baltimore 50 03 .48& 18~ with both managers sending their grounder. rates Jim: years, 1955 , 'M :t>:Jd ':17. He won Wa5hinglon 39 06 .371 30'h ace hurlers to the mound. In an American League .day "Vf.e playeri Rutland three times the Cleveland finals this ycor, Kansll'! City . . 36 6'1 .3Mt 32t,Oz For ClnclunaH it will be Brooks £arne, , the Cleveland Indtan~ I be .1cve, when ( was at MHS. OnEl Mond1y's Re1ults "The Bull" Lawrence tl.t){\ veteran snapped t!1.e New York Yankees of those yean Jim was gone to Cleveland 7 New York 2 southpaw Warren Spahn will take eigbt-game winning _str~k. 7·2. Chesapnkc. We won us{ly that . Vl'nnari is ,~;larl Keith Nf'\son hai Wedn••d•y'• GII'MI th~ bill for Milwaukee . The Red- Gene Woodling drove In f1v e runs , . But 1he two t1mes . Ct'ly at Chlcogo Vennar1. been hircrl to as~i:-;t him in foot.- Ka"••• ""' t1me leg righthander has a record of with a single and a thr~e · run . , hct ball .at Rilll<tnd. He ~uys : "Keith Cleveland ol net~" was runmng t hc sh ow t h cy elt ...~ 11 wins and B dcfeah while Spahn homer, while l'llikc Garcta gave d f played ror me here al Rutland and Boston at Baltt'nlo-·. nt' te' , has won lO games wbllc dropping up nine hits in \)(>.aling the Yanks <' I1ppe u.s or 11 was aw u 1 c 1osc. he's a fi ne llld." ...... And they had aboul the same bul\tCh Washington at New York 8 tor the fir~ titne sincP- Aug. 3, or boys." J!m loses a flock of his great ' INTERNATIONAL LIAGUE ·Monday, Cincinnati played the 195i!i. Don Larsen ,wu the to.dng A~hlcy also Intimated he'd work 1956 team! including Jim Cre- Totonto 5 Columbus ll!IL Detroit Tigers In an exhibition pitcher . - - - - - -at Rutland for a term or school for means, al -~tate halt; Carl Deni- Toronto 4 Columbus 3 2nd gsme In Minneapoli~. Detrot'- won - TORONTO . Ont. UP _ The Copracticllli)' Dothing to have a Ibn's little tackle (2051 son, Jack, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 6-:S after choking off a H\tn Red· lumbus Jets hit rock bottom in chance to oislst in football under one ot I hi! Dugan boys and several Indianapolis 4 St. Paul 3 leg raJiy in the last of the ninth the lnternati~.tnal League lltandings Vennarl . Instead, Bob landed a other stalwart.~ who made a sham- Wichita 8 Minneapolla 3 Inning. h · good job at new Southwealern high blcli of Hu!lands' opposition la.~t OCnvcr 7 Loui11ville 2 The contest was witnessed by a bere Monday by losing t cu sec· ond suceeulve dtluble header to In Gallia County. He will head up fall. Charleston :S Omaha 8 record, standin£-room-onJy crowd the Maple Leah ~-l and 4-3. Suna new football program . It 'll he 11 rchulld!ng ycnr for of 21.68D. day Toronto sank the Jets 9-2 and But back to the North·South Vcnnari an.l Nelson . Tlw opposiRookie Joe Taylor will undoubt- 7 _5 _ Columbus managed to win but tion will expect nothing BOft. how· M~tme. edly start In the outfield for ClnT t Should cacb cOkt'Olng b.au care C\'cr, when Hutland comes to play. ~innati. It will be the second start- one game of tpe six game oron series . to field a beefy club , the North , lng game for Taylor, who was just -recalled from Seattle cf the Pa· could havt! a une averaging 201. 1 Welcome To The backs level:ng of! a\ 182, and an c:lfic Coast Leaaue. Taylor has indicated he plans to ovuall team average of 198. The Soul~ Is o little b<tter off- a line Q. stay in the major leagues for a by Gordon Clark In the few yeara de.splte hil being 31. 111t 2of, back• 1t 194. team at 202 . ~ 1 A • la5t of the seventh lnnlnlli witb Musle Wed. Nile• ' DRYSDALI SHARP If tt's brains they wan~ on the ~ two men out scored two run11 on Nor~h team, they have Gat)' Lof· Long Don Drysdale, who cele· tu11. a guard rrom East Cleveland Monday night t~t enable Broad Run bratod hia 211t birthday only two Shaw, who wu No. ·1 man in his Benny Wllaon, who had been to defe1t the Wahama Pony League week8 ago, also has come of age ond the sraduatlnJ rlau. of 221J. chOIIC'I\ to play In the All-Star Little AU Stars by • •core of 8·7. as a major te·ague pitcher. Or if ttr rouah work In the League game at Wellston Monday The game was played under the be 1.llowed 10 hiti, In· )Inc, there is Alex Ford or Youngs- fell out. of 8 tree Monriay and lights o( 8Pciltel Field' before a Willie Mays, Drysbroke h1s collar bone. 9p 9 ne crowd on 1 chUb evening. hll!l way to a ~2 Situated 3 Mlleo Benny. the wn of Mr. <~nd Mrs. favorite New Frank (Hack.) Wilson, is ll member The Broad Run teal(!. undeteat~d Below Middleport nlaht In I~ or the Yankee Little Lca~o:uc Team ~hi~ year_. hsod to score five runs Lea&~o~e action. and his bad luck run st1trted F'ri· m that f~nRl Inning to keep their the only It was his ninth triumph of the day when he wna hil In the head Btreak gomg. Charles Yonker &tar.t · by a ball and wa 9 takc 11 to a do tor ed the proceeding• with a 11ing!e aeaaon , tieing him wlth Don New· ror treatment. c and scored on Ralph Clark's dou- combe and Johnny Podres for the p-- --·-- -·- - - · -- , ble . Eddie Rickard walked and Bll· most victories on the Dodger staff. il' ONE WEEK L.ATE ' ly Jewell singled Clark home. Gor· However, Mays almost ruined ARCADIA, CI!IH. UP - Thr 2ll don Clark's hit. a line drive over that gaudy record wUh another of " running- ol the Sattla Anih. Han- flr~t bue, )lrovidcd the wlnnini his · one-man·gana perfor.manees. dkRp will hr prcseniC'd Mnrch 1. margin . WUlle waa Involved in an automo11938, one' Wl'ck later 1111'111 usu<1! .t The Proad Run team had been bile accident only hour• before 118 W. Main St. Phone 200 it wus annoutll'l!d todrty hy Carh'· t held In check. by the hurUn1 of the game but proved he was okay Pomeroy, Ohio ton r . Burke, racing dircctnr ;t · M,rvln Rou11h and Larry H•r1ravea In the third lnnln.1rwhen he taued :;:;;:;:;;;:::;::;:;;;::;:;:=::::==~S~at~ll~a~A;n~lta~,;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.l frame. that DryRdale for a two • run homer - - - - - -- - - ---- -- . untll point that theyseventh had been able Until to t:ollect that put the Olanta ahead 2·1. only tl;lree ~Its and had tallied Hits Th,... Slneles three runs while the All-Stars had Mays alao picked up three ain· cracked out aix hits ~:ood for seven gles along the way so when he runs. . came up wlth two men on aod 1 l;lurHng for , the Broad Run team .two out in the ninth ianlng, Dod&waa Gene Johnson, their ace, who WILCH MilTS GIABRA hal pite}lcd two no-hit game• this RENO, Nev. UP-Joe Giambra SellOn. of Buffalo, N. "X:· and Jimmy The line ~eorCB: All Stars 002 1M 0-'1 6 Welch of Columbu1, Ohio, w1Jl Broad Run 000 201 5--8 7 meet tonllfht In 1 return ]()·round M. Roush .( ltarwraves, and E. middleweight bout. Giambra earn · Van Matre ,\ Jcffen; G. Johnton ed a splll decision over Welch and Yonker. In their first tight two years 110· Clark's Single Plates 2Runs Fon,·BR Victory WIESBADEN, Gcrrnany UPTwo golfing lassies named Smith will conduct clinics and exbrlu· tiona bere next week for Amtrlcan, stationed in the area. TheY are Wilfl sm;th of St. CJa;r, Mich and :Marilyn Snuth o( Wichita, Kan~ both of whom are top cam· palgners on tho U. S. Women s ?• Home Hunting Grounds Tonight -- ~- TO LEAD CLINICS Dally Scntlnol , Pomeroy. Middleport , 0 , Aug. 6, 19~7-~JI • Boom - -···_ __ . -·_ ousmg tittle Leaguers Mamie Eisenhower Mother Charged regulations Jcontlnv•• o.om · - ono; prohabl y wrll rMI All.Stars Set h E b I' mean any build in g Ufl'llfJo:~ till ~ s.urgery .. du;doM'd " nothm" rnaIt m ezz Ing r t-ar t>erausehousrn or tht· t a·~ Drills Wednes4ay hgn1nt. g proi t•t l • A~kPd_ when it wa ~ ded riPd th.tt Of nk F d Howtver . lht-y ~a 1d 11 t ht• Eut>nhowt:r l'l'qu irt"<l 8a un s bring Ott \ more wrU practice W"d.Delday rery . U:. gi'l't \' it•l u m:trkd GASOUNE ALL£V lly KING Mister, when your time runs &ut, olficer. it's ro t<•Her. It~ just a out, make for tre next ~n Let's let t hem fi9ure Jt out.- l<lhoell>8n0w tiold '"'! car. • ' ... New County Home '''"'"' m,. J '\ ' -- 0 Thlo lom~ula ~ ·· On every Cal\ Is your auUrance . of Rno quality . - tlllllf"' ·-·----------"" '!..:"'.=:: :;: ~ ~;:. ______ u .... ......... ·-· _ _ •• _ . t l .. ,,...,. • - - · - - - <NO u .. " -_ , 011 _ -- -- -- -_ - - - - ..... -,...._ ...... . ,. I f0 ~ ~ I>~' 1-~ . w*'l : : i~ '~" SALE .29 REGULAR PRICE $6.35 Per gal. t'" Sbe $2.06 ." Ead t;4«iii..~8"' ~ The Pomeroy Cement Block Com pan ~ Years of 435 - ~ %a ~~" SPECIAL Phones !I%- '-''"' Coullnuoua Se~e ... trn· .... •• I "1"1-!Qi.J... o•·ff oT '."{AS ~T OLD PE5T, M::lRJN PL.ENTV, COMING BAC.K. G ttie BET HE lliOVLD LltED ME EVEN Bt"TTER! ---·-- ..... ... ·_, I • TR!CJAN ~ ••• COME OVER TO MY HOUSE AGAIN E I WONDER WHAT'S WRONG NOW ,. BV ERNIE II'USHMILLE& THAT YOU FiXED WEEK HAS A IOHORT �~ . .. .. . .. ..... ' ,/ All-Stars Edge Champion Tigers 2 -1 'd H 'II w· s Pony League All-Star~ de[eated the league champion 2-1 last evening before a Large crowd at Pomeroy when Foozy Wolfe singled home the winning run in tbe top of fifth inning. The Tigers scored one in the set:ond inning but lost it when the All-Stars tied it up in the lhird when Roger Birch le4 off with a walk, stole second then third . He scored when Hog Ebersbach _tried a thfow to third ?aseman M_ike _ Wer~y on t~e steal whu:lh went hi@:h. Stan , Jim Wlckhn~ smgled 111 Terry Knight followed with a ~he seconri off the church and two out single. hi:s :second straight Winebrenner doubled in the hit, but Eddie Bartels fanned . fourth. Bill Wilsen to end the innine:. All Stars 001 010-2 5 1 In the top ()f the filth, Jor t gers dlO 000-1 6 1 Fields flied to Ray Poulin in left . Wibon and Wickline. Hartel,'! Sam Flannagan nied to center- :'n:::d:_:E:b::':"::b::ac::h:::·_ __ _ _ __ helrler Terry Ohlinger but John Cleland singled Lo right. He !>lole second and Duane Wee Foozy singled lo right scoring Cleland . Wolfe 9tole second but Terrv Knight grounded 04t to Dor fno:tes on second to end t-h e inn- ID, 0 Rademac her ConfI ent e . M'8 te, Heavy Work Starts I8 Sparnng • SEATTLE CP~ Pete Rademacher , as confident as any fighter who ever ~ challenged for the heavyweight crown. reswned training today ror hi.s b0ut with Floyd Palttrr"Son and the "·b iggest day of my lift:." ditit>n ." Rademacber isn't alone in his coufidence. Gannon, who gave Palter.son a I'Ough go lhree years· ago, predicted the boxing world is in for the shock of ita tue on Aq. 22. '·A lot of Writers are gomg -to Rademacher arrived here [rom Columbia. Ga, Monday accom- bave to eat the words they've panied by sparring partners Clar- been writing about this fight,'. ence Hinnant and Joe Gann011. he ~aid . and two trainers. NEW YORK UP-Sports NetThe Olympi<: champ meets work, lnc., will televise all or Patterson in Sicks Stadium here the Cleveland Brow:ns' regular Aug. 22 in what will be Radc· !IeasOn games in the National macher's first professional fight. Football League again this year. Big Pete. a 21().poundcr, i.s posi- The same network beamed the live he wiil win. Browns' games to stations 9lrct"I've never felt ;_1etler," Rade-- chlng rrom New. Engla.nd to TexPlans were completed Monday macher said . "1'm in terrific eon- as last season. night for a baseball game between the Waham;, Pony League All Stars and the Pomeroy All Stat's t~ayed under tt,e lights or B~c · ld on Friday night at 7:30 o'c o . Ralph SOY!e, d;mtor of the Wa· hama league, and the managers of ·t he teams of the league met fol· lowing the game betwten Broad Run and the Wah~a League All Stars and made the plans. The Pomeroy team will be made up of the members or the Tiger8 , champions c.~ the Meigs County Pony League, r.nd two 111embera of the Indians team. Bill Wilson and Terry Knight wiU jOin the Tigers for the contest . Proceeds after expenses on the game wll1 be split between the Wahama and -the Meigs County Wahama-Meigs All-Star Game I To Be Friday The Tigers got thelr 1-o lead in' the bottom of tbe second when came out at of the league st:on<lintgs, Dennis Moore singled throogh tlu with a very respectable record of 7-11 in ;:r well-balanced league, are, first row, to bole between third and short. Rusty Leffle, Teddy Rummel , Butch Anns Ron Falin, Freddie Wolfe , Roger Stewart.' St;~~d Werry ala.o singled. Ray Poulin ing, Manager Roy Arms, veteran OVA catcher of past years; Willie Guinther Howard Parker f.anned for one down, and Frank Bobby Winebbrenner, Bobby Wingett , and Roger Hubbard. ' Ebersbach . s.ing~ to lft(·t, bob::c-c-::-:c--::-c:c::-:-cc-c: bled by Robby Winerenner and. Moore .., 0, d ' Ehersba<:: had ·a double In t~w fourth with Poulin on firat. Ul..lt BY UNITED PRESS Poulin railed to tag Jecqnd, had NATIONAL LEAGUE to go back, and then missed W L Pet. 01 { scoring for the Tigers. St. Louis 62 41 .fl02 For the All-Stars Wilson trill· Mllwauk(!e 62 42 J~96 \t led with the bases empty and no· Brooklyn 60 44 .577 214 body out but he couldn't gel Cincinnali :SS 46 .:S:S8 4~ home in the "fourth. Philadelphia :S7 48 .M3 6 For th.e All-Stars, Wilson fan· 45 81 .425 18'h ned seven a.nd walked none , hit New York Chicago 36 "66 .353 M~ none. Bartels 1truck out 10 and • , Cbel TlllDCblll Pittsburgh 36 68 .348 26% walked two. Both boys reliet! D'.ainl)' on their fast ball. Sports desk 2·10 Monday'o R..ulto For the Tigers, Dehnis Moore That magician of the single wing, Jim Vcnnari, lert Sun- Brooklyn 5 Nl'w York 2. nite W•dMsd.,-'s Games al!o had a single. For_t~h:::•_·::.'~ ll·~P~o::n'Cy'-.::L::••:g::u::•:•·-----:day ror drills leading to the annual North-South football game New York at Brooklyn, nite BASEBALL RESULT The Daflv Sentinel DESK SPORTS where Jim will assist Hugh Hindman, Joe Carlo, and Bob Kap. Cincinnati al Milwaukee, nlte · pes direct the South's attack. w·lson Breaks BOfie, Has T pass B1g • Garne, ~Mence vs Spahn In Braves' ° Bi~e WONDER BAR Eddie Fife I I Shody Valley Boys FA II!..IS All Prices Ond Sia:es CLELAII.IDS I- APPLIANCE i ..• SHOP MOORE'S Free Installation TIRES. I ! Fight * BATTERIES 'I \ 0 j ' .. -· . - ~ --" ' ---· ·----~ -·~ ,.,., c. ...... TIME and MONEY Btl)' your Coal In ly UniNd Prna t - NIW OI.LIANS-Horble lttdrl· ev.1, 153, New OriMnttw 1to,...d Col•y 'MCiusk..,, 15f, Hallfu, tl s. 6 DALLAl - Z.ra llelley. 19f, Photnlx,. Arl.-., •••...... . _ _ . l'tomtre, 240, Service Entrance On Second St. Anefjtln~o ..- August Lum• ·*~v-· In • •.. ••• ".SO F.O.I. MIM tUO F,O,B. MlM 3/1 • 1V. ltokor F.o.a. MIM Prices subjeet To Cbange S.pt Ill Bailey Coal Co. Route II p_......,, 0. EA.T i:!nd DRINK . A.T Hotel Martin ,. POMEROY'S BEST ON THE BANKS OF 'l'l!B BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER Convenient Budget Terms at Moore's Busy Stores " ~ ~';:;MOORES SA.VI NIW YOitK-D•nny R\nM, 1.., BI'Ooklvn. out,.lntltd lddle Lynch, 1$1, New Yort.:, 1.. . * SEAT COVERS * MUFFLERS· ., Results Pomeroy OHIO \ SP·C~A.LS, DA.ILY • Buolne" Mu'a LWII!IJ 40e from 11 A.M. lo 2 P. M• CHICKEN IN B.\SKET, FRENCifFRIES, BREAD & BUTTER, COFFEE or TEA $1.00 Bu Opea D!IIIY J>:•pl Sundl1 7 A. M. 1o! A. M. ' 1 ~~~p=ro:f:e"::io:n:•:':":o:lf:;n:•:::':;':'":;:"=~ OP"EN DAY and NIGHTS Welding Body and Fender Repair Lubric:ation BOLIN'S MOBILGAS "It pi•.... us to pleeu you" W. Meln St. Pomaroy ft\ode Possible By Tremendous Mass Production . w· (Contlnu.d From ...'"OM) ~t-llrng up Mr~- Mtdd " 1\ COnsi\lf'TPd (or ~ lit l t:. ~ bt>t'll II li tt l1· 4 tt1 11: ~ fj r l' !l) Ortt' Y ANCEI.Jo: S. faiH. t iP _ A :10·Yt>ar..otd mrtth'"r of two t•hHrlre/1 1t~ s. ~rt.'{· d to tt>turn to West VIr !.! IIIla to face- L'blll'gt>s of emltN.zl H\g $::13,000 In l~nk ft10dJ1. J.OS 1 I Ml"s. Hazel Hrownilt~ wa~oiv€'d 11 rt•mov<~l hearin" Mond•>· and po~t• cd a $2,MO bond to guariUllee- hf'r appearance in Federal Court in Huntington. W . Va., whenever proseeutors waDI her I"W1'<l"l '·I··· u hot L.,.t llg mu,·~ lhl b ttu !U t~ pu~ ,~ t;t·ot· J~ l· ~ Cotod yt-a r. N :t t iuu~J A.-AI,.:i..tti rut of !l u uH' l1 utl1 io-1 · prt•sidt'n\. s:tld thL• redueetl duw11 P<~rmcnt.~ ' could bt tht• mo .- t ~ir,nifie::mt step ror-wurd the' Fli t\ has madt• Sl lll'~ its es tah! h hm cut in 1934 .. l' om~· roy L!\ tlt' [A>ai~ All St urs 5 :m p 111 011 the Pouu-ru) [tt- ld \u prt')l !U "t' for tht' UW&SUHI ~o r Wt'll!!ton Au g 12. 13, 1-4, 15 <&!Ill I tSi h. al Ou ly .\ftk&- ltober1s, pilcllt;>t-('al dw r of th1• J)od~eJ•.-. , wa~t '' ul tlu· aU -~>tar list becuu~>e •1f :~ gt· . Ht' i 10 l3 this month. To qualify llc could not h<~ve becomt' 13 unlil after Sept. l. f nm1 C•ll• For Study However, Chairm:.n A l bt· t~ Rains 0-Ala. , Of !he liOI..lSc hankOr!iei!I!S of the Man, (Loeao ing subcommittee on hou&ing legCount)') W . ·va ., bank discovered islaUon said Congrel>s " mu~ re IContl"~d From Page One) the ~hortage on June 22. the day study the wbole FHA prOgram " EnteN'd as individuals arl" afte-r Mrs. B-rowning left on her because of the boost in mtrrt!>l ~1artha Coleman, Madelyn Brown 1 lwo·w~k summtor van.tin n. rates_ ft·om. 5 (I) 5 .4 pr r cent. both or Long Bottom; Emestint-. . . Rams .sa1d Congres;; m<~Y huve Stoekton, Hemlock Grove; Lola A bank patron sought a Wtlh- to enact le"islation "to ston tit>.! d J 1 t b t Jd h h ' " ~"' Ziegler, Chl"ster: Janie Baer, Min · , rawta hond yb O ed ~ edt at et' ~i- : .present administrahuu's man :.t ada Murray and Anna 'M urray of ~oun a . ee-n ram of $2,135. ror continually raisir.g iuterf's~ Pomeroy;'{ Cher}·l l'' ife. Middlellrs. EOOnhower spen t most or A fl..lll audit showed a Joss or over rates.'' Janet Knight, Cheslt•r; ];ut week in Demo,er. She weut $ 30.UOO .morrOther congresstnl.'rt' who havt• port: Sha ron Atkins. Ruthand, Rt. I . there primarily ro• th(' derli('a - - - -ronlinua\Jy denounced lht• adminas teams in the- tOmp!'tiF.ntf'red tian of a l'lty Jl<tt·k named in !hi_., morning as h-e met with ttw i~tration's high inltnsl ''tight l!£>r honor. and n·tmned hl•rt' congressional le~tders. Th~ir con· mone~· " po-ticil.'s aimed ;t l dwrlv tion arc J anice TannehUI 1111d Saturday · aftt:rnoon in time tn f..ren('t' began at 8:30 a. m. e. d. iug infl;-tti.on joiMd Rains in at- Jud/ Murtin, MiddJeport; ' Way1w and Randa11 T.ackett. preside at a ramily <S:nner in ob- 1. U11ullll}· this .weekly meetiDJ tacking the mortg;;~ ge interc~t Housh Ewinglon; Janice Wolfe af'd Mary a.-vtnce of John !::i~enhoW4!r':-; ends- in about 90 ithnult>S. 'f.oday boost . K1ty Johnson, Racine; SohJ111 llil35th blrtbd~Yh~¥'Mrer, the le-adcrlio t·emained h1 But all ap.plaud(td th£' reducln and Bonnie Rife, Middleport: Tbe PreciileRt apparently kept se!sion with tt&e Pre&ident for Lion in down payrMnts. Many Juanita Tackett and WAnda Tat'· in cloie touch with the surge11· . more thAn tw.e -hours. had been urging President EL~enkett, Ewing;t.on a,td Aleta · Carpen· hllWer for weeks to make t hl' tll!r and Jcn.nlfer Lohse-, - ~omeroy . mo\•e authorized l':lrlier thi ~ Howard Nolan and· ~r. 1111d year by Congress. Mrs. Barber will judge the dt'-ACROSS The move was opposed b:,.- unt . Prole•21 . Con,..;. portan1 sections of the admin!s- nocnstratio n.-.. 1. Man'• ume chugo \ trr.tion-the " tight money'• pru· At '7:30 Wednesday cveninx in 9. Frighten :1. Yu,o. tlon ponents in the Treasury Depart· the Pomeroy junior itUditOfi'lfll .,.,_Hay. 10. Covered slavlan ment, Budget Bureau, Feder~>·l the annu11 j·Jdging of garm.-.n1s premier fever witb Yin*• Re serve Bo:J.rd and the Presidcnl's prl'para.tory to the fair nt>Jrt ~f'k ( posa.) 12. EraNnk. IoGue. Cnuncll of Economic Af'l\'i.~cn. will bt' ~1eld. 6. Wlckecl lng m"'t They argued that the lower duw n 7. Cotn 13. Coronet plants paymt>nts would be inflationa:·y_ Hran) u. Excltma. u. Wapiti ' OUHtlon M•rk•t Effect lion of 8. Shftrcat ~- FDWb' (oba.) ··uter4•7'• A••wtr sorrow . Moreover: some officials qucs(Continu•d Fr•m Page Onol 15. Cry out 51. Strikes 34. Leg 26. A~ted ttoned lh~ Impact of th~ move on . in £Jvery detail, including all of I slang) 11. Venture• maxima joint the housmg market srnee less jtts eqtr.pm~n-::, ~fore moving p.t 1:1. Pronoun 21. Back 1&. Loblter 35. Culture tban 30 per cent of all mortgages jlienh tvwrlwa rr:l from 'he old in· medium ll.~He ta. A 1ut veaael come under the FHA and Gl loar. firmary farm on Rt. 143. An. Opetr lT. S1otha rOin 36. Weiltlt teoUoq_' Ql.l.arant~e programs. HolL'Ie fflr the public may be an(Straits iYU. ) %9. Chl1.1t.. . 18. Southeut Under the new rl'gulalions, nou need later. · !0. The (a.bbr.) S~tltle­ which are effective immedial:el:,o. A number of people, includin ~ sonp, tt.Tuka he.d menl!IJ lhe down payment. schedule 1~ 3 local phy!rieians, h.ave examined 21. BNnch ...t illan&:) ::n. w orsnJ:n ~ . H.lver &Pot.) per cent . of the f1rst $10.000 of the building and have been quo! 23. Not ln. the mot1g'age ; 15 per cel\t of the- ed saying it was "exoeJlent in next $6,000 and 30 per cent on every respret" and quite suittble ~"'· EpQeh ~ til. Jar1on anything over that up tu a limit for a hospital of a more general 27. Bottle of $20,000. u se. 10....... Meanwhile, the county commisThe cld requiremen t was 5 ''i ~I" sion er s. are stlll waiting . for ;~ Jl.Cbtat per cent on th~ fil':>t $9,000 ;md bid on the 100-acre farm ana im32. Court 25 per cent on unything ubovc pt'(lvements - including miner&! 33. Emperor that up to a <"eil ing or $20.000. rights>ind a gas well-which is tn of Japan The government a lso cla mpo:od ~ be sold when patients moYe to SIS. Oive restrictions on "ctisc~ u nt i no;' '-a their new home . over pl'<tclict! under which 1he bor - OHIO VALLEY LIV-ESTOCK CO. IT, Alltotope rower in effecl is required to GAJ.LlPOLIS-HOGS 175 to (Aft.) give the lender a spe('ia] rr.:c to 38. Peanut 220 Jbs. 22 to 22.80; 220 to 250 obtain ,_a rrt'ortgAglr. lbs . 22 to 22.80; Light lB to 22.50! COV~" . 1.';.: I" To Vary R•gionally S9. Smudge ·~at ~ows 14 to 20; Slags 12 to Cole 'said FHA discount ratC'.S 18: Boars 10 lo 15; Sows & Pigs 40. Yellow. will be permitted to ''ary regi on - 65 to 120: Shoats 4 to 20. fever ally but thai they still will be no mOaqulto CATTLE--Steers 12 to 20; Hei41. Withered. larger than· 2'.'.! per cent in an~· fers 10 to 20; Baby· Bt•er 1~ to mr.) ease. 'I'tM Veter-ans Administra· 20; Fa.t Cows 10 to 15: Canners .U.H<Mland tiOR noted that veteratts cannot tl to 10; Bulls 11 to 15.10: Milk · ~ VOWN be .charged diseounts under the Cows 65 to 125. I l : Wce cat GI h(lmf! ' !(Jim program . VEAL CA LVES--Tups 25.65: 2. A -N.'a~hlng ~ However. in accordance wiU1 Seconds 20 to 25; Medium 15 to a. a.d ot the 1\f'W law, the VA imposed 20; Com . & Hv.c.. 10 to 22; Cu!Li limits on the fees and other di~· 8 to 15. count charges pai(\ by builder~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's hqw to II'Otk It: SHEEP-Ewes & Lra•. 5 to Hl; to obtain financing. The ceilings Swek Ewes 4 to 10; Fat Sheep 3 AXYDLBAAXR vary from 2!f.t 'to p1/z per c('nt to 8· Culls 1 to 4· Bueks 3 to 8· ts LONGFELLOW depending on tWca lity ani! Fat 'wethers 4 to's. ' One letter limply &land.! for another. In this sa.mple A II used am<tunt on down paymen.L LAMBS-Tops 21 .90; Seconds for three L'a, X for the two O'.s, etc. Single ~ltefl, a.poe· The eoontroversial di scount is ::. 16 to 20; t...·ighl Wte. 14 to 18; tropllel, the lea~h and fonna.tion of the worda art all hifttL premium deducted by the lendol' Common 10 to 15. J:ach day the code letters art _different. at the time the loan ;s negotiated. It Is ln o.dr!Uion to tHe reA CI')'Ptocr&ra QuotatiOft IIRTHDA Y OBSERVED gular interest rate and othe.r Celebraling the- birthday of Mn:. PUWAY NWY.A. WM KAUA ETU lltU• charges. Arthur E. Roush at home io Salem Center, reeently were her hu!!.band MKI:US• MEUUEV. awE z. PTJW.A.Y LOAN HEAD DIES Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rowh, Chilli· JACKSON, 0. UP- Oscar B. cot he; Mr. and Mn. Orion Roush I'IWCAO XHUA-BilKZ · ZAHNI Ervin, 85, veteran businessman and children, Wayne and Dlxil!., · l Y•terUr'• Cr)tptoquote: GOD, WITH BWEI!:T BTR2MOTH heft, cUed Sunday. He was presi- Salem Center; Mr. and Mrs. Har' , •• itPAKillN THE PURI'LI: J.Qj~TERY OF DAWN-FIIEPdent of tbe Jackson Building and old G. Rou&b, Letart Falls; and Mr. IIUC MY\tl\8. Loan Aun, and founder of the and MI'l!. Harold Sargent, Middle· J)Utrlbll.td b ~ISif •.uuru I)'IHUcatt Ervin Brothers Hardware Co. por.t. . _.. • QUALITY No Change In The Formula The Painttr's Choice l ....., BY FRED 1:1 r. ~ II I J.t iOn~ tlmt-. '· Aflt•t )'.In F.t ~t · n howN t·lt\t•H• •I Waite., H.t>M Mundo1v ~ht• .. vis.itl'd by her !'on .'· \laj J~l~t; l'J) h ~ n ower. lllid hts wift•. R:.l"· bar·ll.. Hagerty said he l'xpert ccl p ·d 1 t ._ ~ res1 e~t wou ~ go to \'\oahe•· Reec! somettme this afternoon M ..rs. E·1t!l~n ho. wtor h a(1 a "t(}p tu toe exammatwn at \lialtN RL·e d dUring the third WCt'k Of Ju nr. four months after 11 similar com plete medical C'heek·up At thlll time. the White H'.Jusc ~aid tht• oex.a.mination was "routil)e" and had no connection with ttie 1-'il·st LBdy'& .heart murmur , which rl'.llh .t suIte d f rom a r h t ( oou att;H·k of rheumatir fC\'N . u mr Queen Of Furrow MY!'!- r..,rr sur JDt•.E 'f0LJ St.. I (j WAS OCT :....1 SHUS.'.r - Trl'cPl WAS -:Dr.1E. ~H.JIC I CCot..':.D Or'"..J reP 'iUJ · ~~ . t.f'.o:l: , - -,.. :'- ER· WH UT wr,~, '-IJE TALY.JN. ·eour ? I DAilY CROSSWORD AMAZING- SALE ' PRICE SAME HIGK Chicago at St Louis, nite - It was a great honor for Jim, coach at tiny _Jtutland High AMERICAN LEAGUE School in Meigs .County's hills, to be named on the staff for W L Pet. GB 6G 35 ·663 the South grldders. Hindman is heJd man at Columbus North New York . • Chicago 62 40 .808 6 Car Io IS at Newark and Kappes, is from Cincinnati Western Boston 56 47 JJ44 121.'2 UP - dncin· e:- Manager Wall Aloton yan~ed Hills . I - - - - ----- - --Cleveland :u 53 .490 18 natiMILWAUKEE opens .a tllrce game series DrySdal~ in (a~o~ of Clem J:,a~mc, • town South, a!~o a guard, Who hu D · Ll ~ten to l-ow good Bc>b Ashley been the Yollngstown area Golden ctrolt . . 50 52 .490 18 againat the Bravc8 here -t onight who retired W1lhe on an tnf1eld - fnrm~r Y!!IIOW J11cket wreatGloves boxing ~harnpion tor three Baltimore 50 03 .48& 18~ with both managers sending their grounder. rates Jim: years, 1955 , 'M :t>:Jd ':17. He won Wa5hinglon 39 06 .371 30'h ace hurlers to the mound. In an American League .day "Vf.e playeri Rutland three times the Cleveland finals this ycor, Kansll'! City . . 36 6'1 .3Mt 32t,Oz For ClnclunaH it will be Brooks £arne, , the Cleveland Indtan~ I be .1cve, when ( was at MHS. OnEl Mond1y's Re1ults "The Bull" Lawrence tl.t){\ veteran snapped t!1.e New York Yankees of those yean Jim was gone to Cleveland 7 New York 2 southpaw Warren Spahn will take eigbt-game winning _str~k. 7·2. Chesapnkc. We won us{ly that . Vl'nnari is ,~;larl Keith Nf'\son hai Wedn••d•y'• GII'MI th~ bill for Milwaukee . The Red- Gene Woodling drove In f1v e runs , . But 1he two t1mes . Ct'ly at Chlcogo Vennar1. been hircrl to as~i:-;t him in foot.- Ka"••• ""' t1me leg righthander has a record of with a single and a thr~e · run . , hct ball .at Rilll<tnd. He ~uys : "Keith Cleveland ol net~" was runmng t hc sh ow t h cy elt ...~ 11 wins and B dcfeah while Spahn homer, while l'llikc Garcta gave d f played ror me here al Rutland and Boston at Baltt'nlo-·. nt' te' , has won lO games wbllc dropping up nine hits in \)(>.aling the Yanks <' I1ppe u.s or 11 was aw u 1 c 1osc. he's a fi ne llld." ...... And they had aboul the same bul\tCh Washington at New York 8 tor the fir~ titne sincP- Aug. 3, or boys." J!m loses a flock of his great ' INTERNATIONAL LIAGUE ·Monday, Cincinnati played the 195i!i. Don Larsen ,wu the to.dng A~hlcy also Intimated he'd work 1956 team! including Jim Cre- Totonto 5 Columbus ll!IL Detroit Tigers In an exhibition pitcher . - - - - - -at Rutland for a term or school for means, al -~tate halt; Carl Deni- Toronto 4 Columbus 3 2nd gsme In Minneapoli~. Detrot'- won - TORONTO . Ont. UP _ The Copracticllli)' Dothing to have a Ibn's little tackle (2051 son, Jack, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 6-:S after choking off a H\tn Red· lumbus Jets hit rock bottom in chance to oislst in football under one ot I hi! Dugan boys and several Indianapolis 4 St. Paul 3 leg raJiy in the last of the ninth the lnternati~.tnal League lltandings Vennarl . Instead, Bob landed a other stalwart.~ who made a sham- Wichita 8 Minneapolla 3 Inning. h · good job at new Southwealern high blcli of Hu!lands' opposition la.~t OCnvcr 7 Loui11ville 2 The contest was witnessed by a bere Monday by losing t cu sec· ond suceeulve dtluble header to In Gallia County. He will head up fall. Charleston :S Omaha 8 record, standin£-room-onJy crowd the Maple Leah ~-l and 4-3. Suna new football program . It 'll he 11 rchulld!ng ycnr for of 21.68D. day Toronto sank the Jets 9-2 and But back to the North·South Vcnnari an.l Nelson . Tlw opposiRookie Joe Taylor will undoubt- 7 _5 _ Columbus managed to win but tion will expect nothing BOft. how· M~tme. edly start In the outfield for ClnT t Should cacb cOkt'Olng b.au care C\'cr, when Hutland comes to play. ~innati. It will be the second start- one game of tpe six game oron series . to field a beefy club , the North , lng game for Taylor, who was just -recalled from Seattle cf the Pa· could havt! a une averaging 201. 1 Welcome To The backs level:ng of! a\ 182, and an c:lfic Coast Leaaue. Taylor has indicated he plans to ovuall team average of 198. The Soul~ Is o little b<tter off- a line Q. stay in the major leagues for a by Gordon Clark In the few yeara de.splte hil being 31. 111t 2of, back• 1t 194. team at 202 . ~ 1 A • la5t of the seventh lnnlnlli witb Musle Wed. Nile• ' DRYSDALI SHARP If tt's brains they wan~ on the ~ two men out scored two run11 on Nor~h team, they have Gat)' Lof· Long Don Drysdale, who cele· tu11. a guard rrom East Cleveland Monday night t~t enable Broad Run bratod hia 211t birthday only two Shaw, who wu No. ·1 man in his Benny Wllaon, who had been to defe1t the Wahama Pony League week8 ago, also has come of age ond the sraduatlnJ rlau. of 221J. chOIIC'I\ to play In the All-Star Little AU Stars by • •core of 8·7. as a major te·ague pitcher. Or if ttr rouah work In the League game at Wellston Monday The game was played under the be 1.llowed 10 hiti, In· )Inc, there is Alex Ford or Youngs- fell out. of 8 tree Monriay and lights o( 8Pciltel Field' before a Willie Mays, Drysbroke h1s collar bone. 9p 9 ne crowd on 1 chUb evening. hll!l way to a ~2 Situated 3 Mlleo Benny. the wn of Mr. <~nd Mrs. favorite New Frank (Hack.) Wilson, is ll member The Broad Run teal(!. undeteat~d Below Middleport nlaht In I~ or the Yankee Little Lca~o:uc Team ~hi~ year_. hsod to score five runs Lea&~o~e action. and his bad luck run st1trted F'ri· m that f~nRl Inning to keep their the only It was his ninth triumph of the day when he wna hil In the head Btreak gomg. Charles Yonker &tar.t · by a ball and wa 9 takc 11 to a do tor ed the proceeding• with a 11ing!e aeaaon , tieing him wlth Don New· ror treatment. c and scored on Ralph Clark's dou- combe and Johnny Podres for the p-- --·-- -·- - - · -- , ble . Eddie Rickard walked and Bll· most victories on the Dodger staff. il' ONE WEEK L.ATE ' ly Jewell singled Clark home. Gor· However, Mays almost ruined ARCADIA, CI!IH. UP - Thr 2ll don Clark's hit. a line drive over that gaudy record wUh another of " running- ol the Sattla Anih. Han- flr~t bue, )lrovidcd the wlnnini his · one-man·gana perfor.manees. dkRp will hr prcseniC'd Mnrch 1. margin . WUlle waa Involved in an automo11938, one' Wl'ck later 1111'111 usu<1! .t The Proad Run team had been bile accident only hour• before 118 W. Main St. Phone 200 it wus annoutll'l!d todrty hy Carh'· t held In check. by the hurUn1 of the game but proved he was okay Pomeroy, Ohio ton r . Burke, racing dircctnr ;t · M,rvln Rou11h and Larry H•r1ravea In the third lnnln.1rwhen he taued :;:;;:;:;;;:::;::;:;;;::;:;:=::::==~S~at~ll~a~A;n~lta~,;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.l frame. that DryRdale for a two • run homer - - - - - -- - - ---- -- . untll point that theyseventh had been able Until to t:ollect that put the Olanta ahead 2·1. only tl;lree ~Its and had tallied Hits Th,... Slneles three runs while the All-Stars had Mays alao picked up three ain· cracked out aix hits ~:ood for seven gles along the way so when he runs. . came up wlth two men on aod 1 l;lurHng for , the Broad Run team .two out in the ninth ianlng, Dod&waa Gene Johnson, their ace, who WILCH MilTS GIABRA hal pite}lcd two no-hit game• this RENO, Nev. UP-Joe Giambra SellOn. of Buffalo, N. "X:· and Jimmy The line ~eorCB: All Stars 002 1M 0-'1 6 Welch of Columbu1, Ohio, w1Jl Broad Run 000 201 5--8 7 meet tonllfht In 1 return ]()·round M. Roush .( ltarwraves, and E. middleweight bout. Giambra earn · Van Matre ,\ Jcffen; G. Johnton ed a splll decision over Welch and Yonker. In their first tight two years 110· Clark's Single Plates 2Runs Fon,·BR Victory WIESBADEN, Gcrrnany UPTwo golfing lassies named Smith will conduct clinics and exbrlu· tiona bere next week for Amtrlcan, stationed in the area. TheY are Wilfl sm;th of St. CJa;r, Mich and :Marilyn Snuth o( Wichita, Kan~ both of whom are top cam· palgners on tho U. S. Women s ?• Home Hunting Grounds Tonight -- ~- TO LEAD CLINICS Dally Scntlnol , Pomeroy. Middleport , 0 , Aug. 6, 19~7-~JI • Boom - -···_ __ . -·_ ousmg tittle Leaguers Mamie Eisenhower Mother Charged regulations Jcontlnv•• o.om · - ono; prohabl y wrll rMI All.Stars Set h E b I' mean any build in g Ufl'llfJo:~ till ~ s.urgery .. du;doM'd " nothm" rnaIt m ezz Ing r t-ar t>erausehousrn or tht· t a·~ Drills Wednes4ay hgn1nt. g proi t•t l • A~kPd_ when it wa ~ ded riPd th.tt Of nk F d Howtver . lht-y ~a 1d 11 t ht• Eut>nhowt:r l'l'qu irt"<l 8a un s bring Ott \ more wrU practice W"d.Delday rery . U:. gi'l't \' it•l u m:trkd GASOUNE ALL£V lly KING Mister, when your time runs &ut, olficer. it's ro t<•Her. It~ just a out, make for tre next ~n Let's let t hem fi9ure Jt out.- l<lhoell>8n0w tiold '"'! car. • ' ... New County Home '''"'"' m,. J '\ ' -- 0 Thlo lom~ula ~ ·· On every Cal\ Is your auUrance . of Rno quality . - tlllllf"' ·-·----------"" '!..:"'.=:: :;: ~ ~;:. ______ u .... ......... ·-· _ _ •• _ . t l .. ,,...,. • - - · - - - <NO u .. " -_ , 011 _ -- -- -- -_ - - - - ..... -,...._ ...... . ,. I f0 ~ ~ I>~' 1-~ . w*'l : : i~ '~" SALE .29 REGULAR PRICE $6.35 Per gal. t'" Sbe $2.06 ." Ead t;4«iii..~8"' ~ The Pomeroy Cement Block Com pan ~ Years of 435 - ~ %a ~~" SPECIAL Phones !I%- '-''"' Coullnuoua Se~e ... trn· .... •• I "1"1-!Qi.J... o•·ff oT '."{AS ~T OLD PE5T, M::lRJN PL.ENTV, COMING BAC.K. G ttie BET HE lliOVLD LltED ME EVEN Bt"TTER! ---·-- ..... ... ·_, I • TR!CJAN ~ ••• COME OVER TO MY HOUSE AGAIN E I WONDER WHAT'S WRONG NOW ,. BV ERNIE II'USHMILLE& THAT YOU FiXED WEEK HAS A IOHORT �6--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport 0 .... ,.. Aug 6 I95 7 _ V.lN.ttonmg al Vtrgm aa Beach and Groce Burns1de Mornoge Announced Isht' plans to come on to Mtddle po" to " ' t h" """ M" Wild leru ulh and famtly and the Kan catds M1ddleportGorden Club Elects Mrs. James E. Harley Pres1dent Mrs Jamu E Harley was unan mo usiy e lected p resident {tf the ~[] dd leport Garden Club wtteu they 111e t Monday mgbt for 11 pk m c supper at the James 8 Titus fatm w1 th Mrs J ames S Titus as hostess Mrs Max Rolle r pres1dent preSl ded a t the busm ess sessmn a nd other ~lected orricers are v1cepres1de11t Mrs Harry Cheshe r sec re tary Mrs John Zerkle treBsurer Yrs W W Hay e~ Mrs Rod ney Oownlng ehat r man uf the no m.nating co mmtU~ gave the slate of ofhcecs Durmg the meetmg pl ans were al so made to s pon s or the Fall RegJOna l Conrerence of lhe Ohio '\ssoc1at10n of Garden Clu bs ,., th the Amate ur Gardene r s Club T his wil l be on Wednesday Sept 25 at the M ddleport Htgh School The sponsor ng clubs wtll 11eTve a Mr Bnd Mrs Chitrlc s E n tsminger s1d son Kurt South Ch arle~~oton spe t t'1e week e d h ere wben th ey brouilht h1s mo ther Mrs Da beverage to the guests and w1ll luneh A letter was read from V•ctor Reu secrl'tary of the 0 A G C who l!!i ret m ng from the ofhce of ExtensiOn Pr ofessor of F lor eu l lure at Oh o Sta t!' Umvers I ) afte-r nearly thirty years o f se r v Ct' T e ntative plans were madt' to enter arran gemen ts 1 lhe Me1g:S: Cou 1 ly Fa tr Flo~o~- e r Show nex t week Mrs Roller lh:.t1ked Mrs Titu s ror he r hos pita l ty and t he comm ittee fo r th e~r wor k on the pla nned p•c mc men u Members of the co nm tee are Mr.s Rolle r Mrs Harley Mrs Zer kie Mrs E M Wood w th Mrs C M Hennesy Mrs C 0 Fisher an,d Mrs W II J uhll ng as con tnbu tors Mrs Walte r Harm a! k ed th e bl ess:m g wh ch preceded t he buffP.t supper Y.hlch was served on the wtdc lav. n of the Tnus home- VISit I ALL ~EW Fur.niture INCI UDES FRIGIDAIRE Belrlgeralor an4 Gas Range Pay Only $59 50 down and $29 00 per month BAKER FURNITURE 011 The Brightest C~rner In Middleport ;::::::.~;;~;~.'..;;_~;;_'~-;:;;;d.::;~:;;;.;:;ll ;;;; RALLS BEN FRANKLIN PilON E 6021 X MIDOJ EPORT OHIO ABOUT READY TO TRANSPLANT? NEW NOVELTY PI ANtF.IIS VASES and II OWER POlS OF AI -.- - ·L KINDS' AFRICAN VIOLET VIGORA- 1St - SSe Green ThUinb PLANT FOOD - 29c PutUng Sml 1 qt l'tc 2 ql. . . . 35c AIJJ•urposc NEW PLANT LIFE-29c P"oHing Soil19c &3Sc Wonderful fur Afrtran Vloldo I u!dre DuMt re slstant for Life with only l Applltation. Permanent Dark Green Metal Flower Boxes $1.39 $1.89 Metal and Glaos Flower Arranges all kind• of PLANT SHINE-SOc Metal FLOWER BOXES Pastels Yellow (Jrccn 79c $I 19 GLASS VASES-SEV~It.\1 STYt ES VISIT TillS STORE SOON Just Arrived New LIANA Sha"nre Ceramh:~ 81Jwls Planters and Novelty VoMu rnr your newest flower ar rangement ertatlun' See thcMr' • YOUR PHARMACIST By yean of tralnlnc. your phnnn•cid ilu euctlnl tclentilt. A• a member of the community health team. htt 1t a dedicated profeu.ional man. ( hl1 ctutomerL f ' i t • • I DUTTON DRUG 1 nounc ~ the marr age of r laugt er Grace June to C len Weher l hom a son of Rev a d Mrs Weber Thoma The wcdd1 ng took place at Grecnll{'lr! 0 1 o H{'\ J o hnny I aner perfor 1 cd lh{' .s1ng le rm~o: c-eremony at 12 45 Saturday af ter wtuch the eo!J;le left for a t1lp to Buckeye Lake aod r~ turned Sunday eventng The groom 11 emplo)ed at th e Ka1ser Plant and the young coo pie 1s at home on B;u;han Road A. bell ~ and shower wtll be Aur, 8 at tRe held Thursday Hcv Thoma home also vtslled tn Orient Mrs H.lchar I Campbell was a vis tor In llunttnglon Monday Edgar rho 1 as Ill 01 tl re c weeks vaeat 01 from h s d 111e s a ~ yardm aster f(J r th e New York Central ra1lrnad Hob~;on Mt and M s Harold Wiggins an J daugl\t t>r of :.\1t Vernon wer e weC'kcn0 g 1 sts ol her mother Mr)! F11nfll f' Ka spar Mtncrsv!Jie Mrs Frel 1\lcR.cher and IIJOl M k~ md :\1 Clarence Owe 15 and son FH' I li e of Grundy Va arr ved S m y ever. ng Cor .. VIMt w th Mr t an ni c Kaspnr Mrs Gla lvs S nth of Barber 11 the calc vf Inn Ill t\SSislt.ng t mo t h r Mrs lllln c Ru nnell M ers\ lie l<rlw td I :~ rk Jr of la nd M a nrl Mrs W lltan I ark t' t ~nd fan lv Coin nhu ~ Mr :.t d Mrs Kem Gth I 1rlcy (h e)' II W Va n I Mr i1 I M1 ll ltowdu• and so 111 f I an 11g ~1 ch were \\ <c ck n I ~:ue s t!! of \1 a d 1\t s E wa I P rker Sr of \1 ncr~-. ll r ~~ ~ 1 u ~ e t:llmore rctur cd hun c Mond 1y n ornin~ artcr !l pcnd n~ several day~ 111 Clncm 111lJ where 8he attended the ball games Theodorlis Dof A Council Meeting Held On Monday Mill Street Middleport or I I ai d wh o ha •c bt>en at the horne owned by hts uf'l df' and aun t' Mr of her p :~re n ls Mr a td Mrs M L and Mrs Ge orge Tewksbar ) Mr F re nth Si nce l e turl u g from Hol and ~frs Robert Tewksbary Rave per Hos p ta l have return ed to been I vtnw; ll lhe Satterfield apart the r apa rt men on FI.Sher Slrcct ~en t 01 Gra vel Hill Mr an d Mrs Thomas Donahue Mrs Charles A Bradbuli' has and son s D v d a• d Tommy and been Ill Wit an attack of flu Mr ?nrl Mrl:i 1 ho mas Auk er Dun Paulme Ztrklc fre shman nurse can Fa lls w ere Sunda) guests of at !he Holzer Hospital School of Mr and Mrs 1 awrc nce Milhoan N h h "l.. ursm g 1s 01 er l ree wee ... s Mr and Mrs James 8 Titus vacat on an d 15 v1s1hng Mr and pnd son s J d fre y and Richard St Mrs Ebe Le d d h Marys have been vlsllmg hia par Janis r wls an aug ter e nL<; Mr an d Mrs James s Titus Rutland RD Mr a nd Mrs Pau l Haptonstall M ss Fneda faeh nliC Middleport and fam ly Edith and B1lly and and her a.unl Mrs W S While Mr and Mrs Robe rt L Sham were ·r Syracuse vunted Sunda y iifi\th Mti6 Sunday guests or Mr and Mrs Mary Ann Case Parkcrsburs ,_.ayne Sha r p and family Zanes Mr ;md Mr~ Lawre nce Btng YH!e Mr Haplonfltall Ul on vaca .;;';;;;"~c~w-~y~g~er;;;;;~'~"-~';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;,;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;. have returned from a vtslt with re Uon from the (mpenal Electric • lat ves m Norwalk Company plant and Monday hu; Mrs W H Juhhng vho 1s on family and Mr and Mrs Sharp vatallOn from lhc off1cc or the vi s ted Mr and Mrs James Sulh Me1gs Water Co npany tn Middle van and daughter Betsy Albany port 1s visiting m Columbus Today Mr and Mrs HaptollStall Dr John K1rchPr Columbus was and children w1ll go to St Alban!!i a week end gf!st of Mr and Mrs to VUlt h13 uncle Hatry Hapton .. Rodney Downmg Mrs KJrchcr and stall and ramtl) chtlrlren are v Siting her parents Mr and Mrs Cash Bahr and Ill northern Oh o daughters Chrtstmc and Candace Mr a nd !\(rs C mpbell Harper and Mrs G orge Chllds aceompa wcr{' Sunday gut'sts of Mr and med J ants Childs back to Holzer Mr~Gcorge Rus sdl and M1ss Ruth Hospital School of Nunung Sunday Boyer Athens Mr Rssell ttl im when s he completed her three provmg after be ng a pahent at weeks vaot10n the Sheltertng Arms Hospital In Mr and Mrs John Hartley Alb Athens ens werf' recent gueeta o{ Mt.ss John Stephen ~ mfant son or Mr Lou Cecil and Mrs Jamea Thomas ha.s been Mrs Carl Brannan IS' working at ret1rned to his home from Holzer the MeJgs \\o aler Works office an Hospital Ml'8. Thomas had return Middleport wh \e Mn W H Juh cd earher but the baby remamed ltng Is on varallon there unltl two weeks old Mr snd Mrs Raymond Cole Mtd Mr ar d Mrs Earl Knight M1d dlcport and M1ss GcraldLne Ward dl ep rt and Mr and Mrs E B and Leon Sa les employees of the Kn•ght Chester spent SundaJ with Laktn State Hospital have return Mr and Mrs V L Will and daugh ed rrom a '.\.e,'s vacation trip to ter Vtcky Ju at Canal 'Wtnchester NLa(Cara Falls BYflalo N Y ind Mr and Mrs Chester Erwm and Canada I I sons Mlchael and Don left Satur Mrs Kenneth Cooke took\ htr 1 1 da~ for a vacat~on 1fl FlorLd.ll husband to the Parkersburg atrPQ_rl • Mr and Mrs Franklin Ginther Fnday when he returned to bls Genume Kedak mm!llture at thiJ low, low and ch ldren Gary and V1ck1 ani nver boat at Pttl<;burgh Mr md Mrs Peter Lalhch an 1 Jmu Ita Hawkms Columbus spent Easy lne~epenstve way to exciting color slides and eKI11b1t• the week end w1th Mr and Mra !ons Tod and Peter Lancaste r worthy black and wh1tes Th11 new kodak mlmotU"re has .John Hawkms Jr Saturday even have been VISiting her mother Mr lhg they were joined for dinner by Clarence Ebersbach and fiUluly llmpllfl~d exposure seledor fast f/3 5 lens fla1h •buH•r Mr and Mrs .Garland Wtl.snn Day Mr and Mrs Rober• Rhinehart with 1pcieds to 1/300 for achon, drop In mogazin• lndi4'JCJ, ton Washington and M Sgt Roy 1 Mound .. v lie tq>eJ t thl"' week e nd and marked In red sethngs for snap1hot •lmphc•ty in shde W1lson Camp Hood Texas at thetr home on Rutland Street makmg A great value! John K Sr.uth Akron was a busMr and Mrs Harold Hubba r d • loess VISitor here Tllunday and are vacat10n ng m Flonda CAMERA fLAIHOLDIR brought hh niece Jud)' Bmg ri<Jughter of Mr and Mrs Chllrles Mansfteld SLate Reformatory 1 Btng Cleveland for a vlstl w1th the IRrgest lnslttutlon of tt& kind her grandmorl er Mrs J X Smith n the Nation It houses men up t • J('al Ellen Dabo Is staying with the a~e or 30 who have not prt her ~randmuther Mrs Smtth And \vmusly re~.:e1ved a State prt11on cousm Judy wh1le her parents sen ence --~~~=~i"""~"""""'"""""""..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.~~-=~ MI!!B nora Wll!!fll'\ of Marolt'tiR arrtved SAhtrda:y lor a \1 \S Lt w th her cous1n Mr~ G II P Hkcr Mt~>s Nelle Blo~ Mrs Gcur r,c 11 P11rker and guest Mus Dor L Wilson of Martella Jere hU $lflCSS VISLIOU 1n Gal!lpnlt~ MOl lay Mr and Mrs Dnv d Btrchhcld and son Davtcl l rankhn returned to their home Dayton MondllV after a weekend v stt w th Mr nnd Mrs Wtlliam Woodsrd :\11 and Mrs Frank I owe of D~V.ton were dmner g uc~h of Mr and Mr" GrovN Erb today Mr and Mrs R ehard Malt-r ~II sons J ack nnd D 1111 e of Tn lc \o Arf' guest~ of Mr and Mrs J hn S~lth Miss. Marlyn SY.attcl or Tolcd Is spending a week with Rer par t'nts Mr and Mrs Albert Swat ,el Mr!l Max Folmer And children Peggy .ancl Mn returnf'd home MondllY after a Yl5 t In Follana IJcf with Mr and Mrs Howard llo 111h A group of rclatlvl'~ l!lel at lhc Rtsmi Park Laneuler SundaJ ror 8 r~un\on and picmc dinner Attending were Mr and Mrs Ed ,.. 8 r Thomas and eh1ldrcn Jottnny ;nd ZaM and M~ and Mrs ( lvde Brown of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs t:harles Haley Crooks ville Mr and Mrs Frcdllrlck Buck and family z&nesvnJc and Mr and Mrs Joe Wattl Lancu· tor T'"._ & Wtf. Auou•t '-1 2 ADULT TkiCetl Admlh C~r LHd •n ftmlly Hl1ht Errol .Fblm Olivia DeH1vtlland "TillY DIID WITH "i'HIIR lOOTS Ott" r Theodorus Council Daughters or America met m regular session !t(onday evening at the IOOF Hall w th Mrs Arnpld ttayea counct1or presiding Mrs Frank Lowe a membiJr te sldmg In Dayton. was wel :maed Mrs Bernice nard was reported lll due to a fall recently at her home Ethel Jones was reported Ill 1n the hospllal alter undergoing surgery Mrs Wllmetta Smllh Wl8 also reported 111 Mr! Alhrrl Woodard council doputy tnstaiiM Mrs Ann1ce ObI nge r as w11rdcn and Mrll Hentz Wolfe as out9lde sentinel A meet 1g of the Pallt Councilors wa.11 an 1u need for Thursday evening at the ho-me of Mrs Rollin Bearhl At the close of the meettn& tee cr~am and cookies were served honoring Mrs Lowe KODAK1/~ 185 CAMERA, ~od•l ( pries $36.S0 I - ~LIER~ELDS Mr and Mr ~ John Klncall rc turned last weekend rrom Wuh ~ngton 0.. C where they Had ~pent two weeks vis1Ung Col and Mn w K Kineatd and sona, Tom and Bill Monday night Tom and Btu arnved hcriJ ror a viKtt wlth thelt' grandparents Mt and Mn Kln cald and ramlly and with Mr and Mu Millard WUdermuth and chll dren and Mrl Kincaid llre W"k-end Revival to lith Aug 8 AT Highla"d Chapel ll.ou" 11~ " ' Out of l>o)metoy Rev Everell Evd· geU.I 11bgln' by Allman Paolor No need to wall until '58 for a family 1porta tar Today, the economical V-8 Silver Hawk, compa11lon to the supercharged Gclden Hawk, tombin011 all the enjoyment of true sporta ear appearance and performance with the room:r interior ot a luxury eedan I For this Is the 61te American automobile that fives you aporia ear roadability, contluentalatyllng, and power to epare- yet actually costs far less than many low priced conventional automobliOII So for a new experience In motoring, I•-, , family ear that'• a oporta ear too, be au.re to leot drive a 19&7 Studebaker iillver itawll at your Studebaker-Packard dealer I Fully Stacked PAINT At Tbe Price• YOU Want To Pay Clinttn Fish• Co. Store HoUt"S ' 8 00 to 5•00 I llayf A Week ~~rkl~g ' CLINTON FISHER CO. SAL I I - 'AINT -IIRVICI Y • ' Performance Eujoy Sports Cal' $t71ing and in the Economical SILVER HAWK V·B MloltlleltOI'I - - - ---- Name Mildred Hawley Principal' 0!"~!~~X?~a~:~~~~s ~~!~~the new ; Middleport Elementary School when the Board of Education mel Monday at the H1gh ~chool w1th Mrs Lowell Probasco Ylce'presldent prestdlng m the absence of Bruce Lloyd pres 1dent MISS Hawley who has taught '" the Middleport Schools for thirty one } eoan IS a graduate of Obt& Uruvenuty She 15 a pa st presldenl of the Alph• Omtcron cbapter of Delta Kappa Gamma na Uonal teachers' soronty a mem ber of Evang~hne Chapter OES and of the Church of ChrLat Mrs Ernest Covert was g1ven a year a leave of absence at her m quest and Mrs R R Pickens was rmployed aa a teachCT Janttorli re employed were Harnld Hubbard Jnhn Taylor Wtlkle Holman ani Joe Shavonnsky Tbe Board adopted the following calendar Htgh School regiStration August 23 Teachers meetings Sept 2 Opemng da} of clAsses Sept 3 Southeastern Ohio Educa tlon Associabon meeting Oct 25 ThankSIIVlng vacation Nov 2s-29 Dec 20 last day of ela.sses before Christmas vacation Jan 2 rlrst day o1 ellsses after vacahon First aemeJter exams Jan 9-lO Good DJday April C Ma 1R Dacca laureate May 21 22 ~lnRI exams l41Y 23 Eight Grade commence riient May 24 Ht h School Com ruencement and la:t day of school .New ledbooks were ap~oved for Ameritan Htstory BtOlog nd World lilstiJr Su t L y a Comas was au~hor!Z! to a::.ert~:e tbe old wmdow ~ash from the Central butldtng for sale The Board a roved th C th PP e use 0 e tWhool bUs for schooJ aetJvJUcs which ts nec:esury t.o conform wlth State Department reguJations Supt McComas was authomed to make arrangement! tor .s.chool ~CC:Ident insurance for the year 07-88 and to have laboratory tables built for the new science T00 R\The Board approved the budJet tor the calendar year 1958 'lbe buda:et of the Mtddleport Public: Lllil'ary was accepted Jnd.. wJILbe filed as a p~rt or the ¥hoOt lfu'd. get with the County Aullltor 4 Vaudeville Sho~ To Be Presented At' Wahama High -- I - - e Highway Patrol c3 }}ed T0 Duty AI I I IIMansf'Ie}d prison • I MANSFIELD 0 tP - Gr1m faced state tughway patrolmen and extra guards stood by today at Mansfield Reformatory to pre vent another demonstration by pr1soncrs prote..~tlng the food BeTved them Maury Koblentz stale pnson c:h cf sa1d the retnforced guard delatl remamcd on duty through out the mght Collowmg a demon stratton by 50 prisoners Tu e"Sday He satd the 17 patrolmen and ex tra QUaroh would rematn unlll were sure there was no chance of further trouble The guard ~ and patrolmen were rushed to the pmon when 50 10 m<1tes m the furmture shop began 1 s houtmg complaints about the food Supt Arthur L Glattke listened to the complamts and then or de"ed all work at the prtson shops .stopped and the men returned to their cells Tbc estlmated 2 400 prtson cTS then were fed in small groups Glattke sa1d the dcmonslrat on amounted to JUSt a lillie more than some shoutmg He said an eCforl would be made to det(!tmtne the ringleaders of the disturbance None of the s hops would operate he saHI until tt was cc-rtam there would be no further outbreaks No damage was reported I I I Charleston Firm Submits Low Rid On Street Project 6265.11 V.UWJMiedlllotoriJtltcOitOm)', ' ~·· IVPBBCB&BOBD QOLDBM BAWit lht ear tltltl .... Ute paCIIItHporll c:ar enjO)'Dient.. CJflM~,~~-~/ ' IY UNITiiD I'IIU Ohio Clet~r and cenllnuetf retho or 1t00l ._ • ., •nd ton~ Th""" w........,. llll•y: ,..,""" •nd 1 llttl• H~h fod•y 71-U 1..., tenilht SJ.. __ ____ ___, ~--'------ AT OPENING OF SCANDAL TRIAL S he n ff n o~rt l Hartt- nl ac h d t ()( av a 1 eldt I) m~n m ~)In~ htf'C days !rom thiC 0 ~'" I R HoT.c IS sttll mu;s ng ~n d may be de ad A co ncen trated sea rch hy off1 ccrs and a troop of Bo} Scout Tue iJda)' failed to locate Harry Ma son Maley 67 Only a §hoc where he apparenth had gone through a barbed wt re fenc e 100 yards fro n ---------<l Ikvelopmc nts In the CUmg race for public otrlce m the November local elct'ttona here today turned up one surprise candidate !or Count} Judge and a replacement for Paul Smart long t1me member of the M1dd eport School Board Delmar A Canaday tw()--ttme Pomeroy mayor fLied Tuesday af ternoon for the newly created Judgeship He will oppose so far only Justice of Peace R E Gnnd ley No lawyer hal filed or has 1n d1cated he wtll ftle Lionel Boggs a~80t1ated m the Middleport Department Store pres 1dcnt of the Middleport L1ttle L('ague AssociatiOn and acllve m other community af'ai-ra f1led for the Middleport School Board Rc tirug from the board thn year u Paul Smart Smart began hu ser vice as clerk of the board 32 years ago He has been an elected mt>m ber 2~ years Sa1d Mr .;;mart today My children are out of ~chool now and I v" been on there long enough 1m going to retire Its mee to work for the commu thest years l.D help• ng to sebool tY~tem Canaoiay 24 hour a-day cam I I I I I Ju Hn lle J u"ge Joh n C Bacon was to hear thiS morm ng pleas o! two tee na ge• ~ to charges of §teal ng g .. sol ne 1n he Lelar area and faced the d ~ s on whe her or not to them ..,,. 1 ancast er School u C'harlcs F e nd «l!e 15 ha s be-en on proba t 01 from the local cou rt On e count aces htm Th r oth er Ton Sto""c rs 16 Ha r n stm vJUe h as two count~ agamst htm Rc hJs r.ol been on prohahon A thud youth arr t> .. t Pti at I he same t n e RO'ber t cColumbus h'" 1Y hu juve.mle b ee n 1"'"'" " "' ' authont1es I , "'•nners Named ft' For Meigs County Pay Increase Granted Child Welfare Head In o her law enro.,.cc ment a(' lions Jushc:c of I eace R. E Grmdley fmed Je l3t! J ames Dun can $1CIO and co516 for DWI and ~entenccd him to three days ID Jail Carmel ~Long $1 0 and costs for dnviqJ wtlh an 101pro1J:tS muffler and J ol)n .Mien 0 ler 18 Chesh1re a !()tal of $20 80 for dJst urbmg t~ Qeace \ Ctt y Pohcc ln Pomero) ja1leo Joe Hysell 51 Car pe nter Rt 2 8111 Roush 35 New Haven W Va and OakJ e Ktser 27 Syracuse all for mtox1calion Thev w1l 1 be m Mayor E F Robmson S court tom ght I ast mght Mayor Robinson Crn ed Robert Rawlings 51 !I-IJddleport $10 and CO>ib for as.saull Manard Eilts 43 M ddleport for Improper Ioar: $5 and custs a nd Dana S Turner 30 Pomero) $25 and costs for O\erloadtng !.. --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:]'~':_ West Virginia Annual Conference Of EUR Churches Begins August The West Vrrgm1a Annual Conference of the Evangelical Umted Brethren Church Will be held 1n the Seventh Street E U B Church m Parkersburg West V1rgmta BJShop J Gor don Howard PreSldmg on Augusll3 16 1957 The election of Dr J Gordon Howard PresJdent of Otter bem College at Westerville OhiO to the of!1ce of Bishop M the East Central Area ot tbe E tr B Church occurrPct on July 31st He takes the place of BI.Shop Paul E V Shannon whose death oecur rcr! reecntly Dr 1 L :'tfllC's nf Buckhannon "\\ Va IS the ConCC'rence Supcrmtcndent Rev K J Scott New Haven \\ Va s the Record ng Seeretary Rev H H S one s the pastor of the Seventh StNct Church and host to the Conference Middleport Band Roosters To HoJd Ice Cream Social Approximately f1fty gallons of home made ire tream home made cakes pies cookies and candy w1ll be on eale Thursday mght when the Middleport Band Boosters As soclation has an Jce Cream So tal and Band Concert on the lawn of Middleport High School start lngat5pm The Band mrector George- Dal las will present the Semor Band for the fm~t ttmc th1s season dur mg the Soc1al The Con fcrence v. til open Tuesday afternoon at 130 The Mcmortal service will be Col lowed by th e report of the Cort rerenc(' Supcrtntendctlt I The even II g serv1c~ Will b e th{' observance of C<lmmun to n and a Ct mmumon message I.Jy the BJ.Shop Mrs Paul 1ht:lss Is general ehatr man of the Socml and Tuesday forty !1ve gallons o{ Ice cream were made at the school with oth ers to be brough.t Thursday Fla\ ors on the menu include vamlla lemon chocolate peach pmcap pie and ban.ana The ses s ons on \\ ednesdav Will be g vcn O\ct to bus ness and reports ol Boards and Committees Dr Raymnnd M \ ch editor cr the denommattonal youth lllaZG zine Bu lders wtll speak the even ng on the subJect Chr1st .s Call To Tor!ay s Church. DenQ n natu nal leaders n v'.J.r Women who aMisted m mak ng ous depnrt nents will speak o" the cream were Mrs Thelfis Mrs Thursday Wllllam Grueser Mrs Edward Evans Mrs Francts Andersvn Frtday nornlng the Bi shop will Mrs Harold Woodgerd and Mrs speak At lhts s erv1ce Bernard Wallace Bradford Lievmg J1 of New Haven --Church wtll receive the Proba t10ner s Mmtster s L1eense Those who have complete(! the r mthis tcrlal preparaLton wtll be or dame~ At ~h1 s sess•on the Stat tomng Committee s report IS also tead The Conference closes at noon on F r1day In eonnecllo wrth th{' meet lng of the \\ Va Evangehcal COLUMBUS 0 -Just1ces of Umted Brelhren A mual Confer the pea-ce who rna) bl' ln off ce ence at Parkcrsbm g there Will 1eed not and are not expfCLc I be held n Wednc.sday cvenmg at o submtt reports of trafrte \JO lh F l'lJt EUB Chureh corL er of lations and convi,.••cm to U e 18th Strc{'t anr. Sl Marys o\ve )urc3u of motor \ chiclc.11 ll}btcr a youth ba nquet The D1rector of the new pomt 11 len GeorgE"' c Youth Work Rev LeJeune Lew1s :iradelt teglstttu ot the burea u o1 Morg~lll l own wtll have char_g 1r!viatd today A number <rl the f the pro, rRm A Rally .seruee lusUC'es ot the peace have bee 1 following the banquet Y.lll be ad ending such reports to Lhe slate dressed by Rev C Edw10 Pellet! bureau tn Columbus a youth leader of DayUm 0 Under the new law these rcporll are filed w1th the bureau by coun(y court Judges mayors SCHOOL SOARD SESSION (until January 1 1000) and the The county school board met m clerk of courts of recDrd A regular sess10n Tuesday mght tn general circular letter has now the eoutthouse and transacted been sent to the just ces of the roupne business matnly approv peacr: with tbe proper clartrtca inf applications for 5C bus drlv &Ion of the N!8p0ll5lhllities unde r er p~::rmtts A CP.w more are Jo the new hw foUow I JP's Are Ordered To Not Report On Traffic Cases I ·~·~IUt .. Mn 18 other mcumbent and IS expect ed to file today Jn Pomeroy Wdharn H Ander son filed Cor a fu\1 te-rm after com plehng that of Rolland Neutzlmg resigned because he 19 a county H E Boney flied for another term No one vet has (Jleil for Ralph Graves post who '.\.IIJ not seek another term Others who have f1led Henry J Werry constable Sal lsbury twp Frank Young Rutland counc1l Samuel Lewts Henry F Waggoner Northern Local School Board Frank Cornell trustee Lebanon This brings to n1ne the Lebanon candJdat~s for trustee Clarenee Young trustee cand1 date Ill Ohve bnngs tbat total also to n ne Dana Turner trustee, Scipio Charles R Manuel trustee Letar-t W1lham F Harris trustee Sutton Mae Cleland c:lerk Racine v11lagc Paul E Life member Eastern School Board Ross- Evans trustee Salisbury twp" Raymond Teaford constable Che-ster twp Roger G Theiss Counc•l Rilcme Lewts Smith and G A Radekin Columbll Local School Board (both mcumbents) Wayne Turner ani Robert Davts Western Local School Board VLrgll Atkins Carl Kautz and George Perry whose terms on the county school board cxptre th1s $Car were reported ready w1th pc tltwns to file for another Lerm Arson Charged Againstlwo Men At Athens ATHENS 0 UP.........Sher fl Harold fl: Shields sa d tof.ay t\\ o men have been charsed m the orson burntng or a home who~e occupants heed ev1ct1on Shields sud the home 12 m1les nol'l:heast of here was burned :'1 on ("ay the day an evtchor. or ocr became effect \C ag:a nst Wtlltam Spears 5a and his fanuly James RuMer 20 v !lltlng the Spears family Adm ttcd to the shertff he set fJTe to the home He satd Spears asked h m to do lhts He was charged w1th arson anrl Spears was charged wttb a1d ng and abetrt ng arson The homq was destro ed 111 tn1... bla1.e fio cstnna e of d-amage w:t made ENTERS BUSINESS SCHcioL._ Denme Edtson H1l1 son of Mr Rnd Mn Juhan H1ll of Letart F"hs Ohlo has JUSl c-omplet-ed arrangemen.., to en!er Columbus Business Un1vennty (Office Traming ScbooJ) 1n September Hill graduated from the Rac:tne High School He plans to enter tnto the Semor Ac<:ountlng Course at the Umverslty Iwa~ the Flatwoods communily home found fh e ~her ff sa1d Maley wu known lo have left the rest home a bout 6 30 p m Monday on foot j He wel {l hs about 110 pound& and JS appr o ~Jmate ly S feet 8 lnchet ta ll He was wearmg slacks and a I I ~ htrt I orr.cers surmtsed that unleu M3ley found ~he lter he would have expeneneed two eh1lly rugbt.A of ex posure The rest home pat1ent one ume hi<l been <<>nfmed to the At hens State Hospttal Nothmg e lse or hts history wa.s known Ha r tenbach asked the public to be on t he lookout ror Maley ut ca se he IS wandering 18 the Pomero) Flatwoods Chester area Any one havmg seen a person answer mg bltl de scnpt1on Ill requested to notify the shenff s department at once Tuc ~ day Boy Scouts or the Rod: Spnng!> Enterprise and Wolf Pen areas JOtned 1n a bunt for tbe mi AAtng ma n over territory extend tng 11 a rad1us of several mde-3 around lhe 0 Nell home The Home 1., loc:ated near the Charle\ Russell £arm northeast of F:ive P'omts Boy Scout& were under the com. mand of Dr Jnhn Moore Sc:IJut mastu Datsy 0 Neill operates the resl home '' Two Teenagers F3Ce J0 dge FOf Gasoll'ne Theft QUeen 0£ FUffOW - - -- • • Sheriff's Deputies And Scouts Conduct All·Day Search Tues. 23 Additional ' Petitions Filed For Nov. Ballot I Aruil. Jean Rose and Sharon AJiuna w.ere pJCk!d aa queeru to enter dli$lfrc} 'lnab of tbe State Queen of the Furrow cont.est at Galhpolli Frtday mght m judg ng at Pomeroy H1gh School Tue.ll day e \enmg_ M155 Rose already 1s t he Hoi stein Queen of OhJo for the Slate FaN' She IS the daughter of Norman Ro5<' Pmc Grove Ml..l;s Atktm C:augh er or Mr and Mrs v 1rg11 Atktns J1arr1son vtlle ts a student at Harnsonv111e High School ar.d has been a lead m in rural youth organ utttOlU for many years Thcv were selected over Shel ba Jean Htll Nadme Roush VI ~m•a Johnson and Mary Kaye Johnson all of Letart Fans Elea nor Schaaf Middleport mter viewed the candidates Judges were Mr and Mrs R K. Barker Athens 0 and Do) IE Shuler Cheshire The gtrls were JUdged on po se groommg vo1c:e per50nallty aettvttle,g and attractiveness The winners w1ll be guests 10 Galllpolis F~1day mght at T;oa lfestaurant of the dtstrtet judg mg Queen or the Furrow commit ee for a buffet dmner They Ulen will appear st the GaUta County fairground for Lhe jud~ heg Carl Biltkarn Meigs County Sml Conservatiomst arrange<l.f.hf" program last night Mrs Geneva Nolan home demonstration agent asatsted SINGLE COPY-5I ---- ISSID I I I For ITtt llell car val..& owr (j) Studeb~~~;~ackard lsN~Queen y Tentalwe plenl for a boatmg r egetta for the Pomero} Middleport areH were drawn Tuesda) mght In a jomt meetmg of ofrtcers of the Pomeroy and Middleport Cham bcrs of Commerce and the Big Bend Boating Club The date ten ! Ulhvely agreed to w11l be Labor Day Sept 2 At the meetmg held ln the dis play rooms of the Metropohtan 1 Manne Sales W Ma:m-st Pomeroy and pres1deri over by Wllhe Lead mgham tho<'e prl'lst!nl heard W F Gorby and James Beauseau of Ra venswood oullmc the many pro cedures necessary tor the: promo uon of such a regetta as was sLag ed m that area recent!) After lcarnmg from tlle Ravens wood speakers who also offered the1r aulatanc~ In the promotion of the project whteh Is hoped to 1 be established as an annual affair comnullees were appomted and or dere d to report at a meclmg sc hcd !ulcd or next Tuesday evenmg Present at the meeting last eve mng were W1Jhs Leadingham Ron Spnng('r 8111 Grueser Frankhn Rizer Hcmy CIPland Robert Coats John Rt{'hmond Clarem.'C Collins Ken Grover and R.Jchard Owen The Standarr: Asphlllt and Tar Company or Charleston W Va submttfcd the apparent low bid The Laff Revtew an ol<J fas of $19 027 30 ror Lhe resurfacm,l! bioned vaudeville ahow will be of one and four fifths nlllc.s of presented on Wednesday evenmg State Route 124 in Sahsbur, in tbe Wahama Higb School 1ud1 Township Wlth asphaltic con torlum and on Thursday evenmg crete according to announce at the New Haven Community ment made today b~ the State B~tldtrl The time for both shows Htghway Department hu wen !et Itt 8 p m The area to be covered 1n the the sbow which l! Sponsored by the New Haven woman s Club was resurfacma: project will be that pre~ented on Tuesday evening for or Union and Mulberry Avenues the patients at the Lakin State tn Pomeroy Completion date LS .~~et for October 15 1957 The Hospital est mate Serving as master of ceremonies H1ghway Department tor the pre.-entatlon Is Ronnie Me for the proJect was set 9l $20 170 Glothlin wltb Harry Miller c:aat as The sealed bids were opened the comedian Mrs Eugene Heater of will play the role of The Pretty today by the Ob1o Department 1ghway In Jfigbways f-or 27 h Girl wh1le Mrs Btlly Howarrl wtll provement program mvolve work portray the Fat Girl' The Floradora Girls a bloomer on 328 m1les of b.ighwau ,lftl chorus will feature members Apparent low bids opened toof the Nf:w Haven Woman 1 Club day totalled $1 630 799 ~4 bnng while a group of 16 young girls ng the total dollar value of wUl present a daneing and mnglng c-ontracts put on road bids to act. date thta year to $60126 322 35 Special features are The Sunny Six"' 'The n.reUghters and A kUibllly Act A tap dance by Pat Haymaker of Pmevtlle W Va and Jane p-.~weU be presented VOcal soloists for the show will ~~ Nancy Scally Ray Clark and MR .Eugene Hester The latter Ls a bluei' ama:er Danee diredor for the program la Ja.ne Powell Carol Ann Gibbs daughter of Vr arid Mrs Carl G•bbs of New Barbara Stout execut ve sec:rc Haven ~u named queen of the tary of the Metgs County child Water Show ,sponsored by the New Welfare Denartment m the Pro ~aven Mothers Club at the New aaven Swlmmmg Pool on Saturday bate Court \\as granted a $23 pay "ligttt mereaae by the County Commts.s Fourtee-n girts Vled for the bon loners 11.t thetr last meetmg It waa erroneously reported 1 r Attendan~ to the queen were Shelby Grmrtead Wanda Rou!h Tuesday that the p.. y increase WAVERLY 0 Ur-Charles Shirley Hill and Judy Fry who was gwen to Harrie Marn! Smith who ia director of the Meigs Sa'!V)'er who served as secretary "ach received K gift Mayor Thomas Grinatead of New county Welfare Department of .commerce In President Tru It was pointed out today that ....... , cabmet announced toda~ Haven crowned the qv:een who al ,• tile· aa.le of The Waverly NCW.f 1o presented a bouquet of roses the Welfare Department and the Child Welfare Department arr and The Waverl) Watchman bottl lnd a lift by the Mothers Club Directing the water show was 1 two separate agencies operatlnr,; i:' ~ weekly newspapers to the Jack Mrs Mary J-ane Tennant swim with m Mmgs Count} eon Pubhahmg Co of Jackson 'Jlhe News 1s published on Tue• m1ng Instructor at the pool Pro. 1 The Increase granted and the Watchm n on Thur~ !eeds from the event went to the 1Stout boosts her salary New Haven ftecreitioq Foundation. $300 to $325 per month A tiuge crowd of about one thou also has served a!!' MARKIT REPORT to Bela1um and 1and per59ns attended the event CtNCINNAn 0 UP-Produce governor af Ohio., wblc:h consisted of ten acts of 1oand publisher of Tbe caf taJent Member• of the cast Eilfl about steady prices af pre&ll!nted M'"ri Tennant wltb a bou farms consUJJ1er& white& lln(. E&gle..Cuette quet at tht conclusion of tbe show browna A jumbo.s 42-44 A )argf ownen of the News Watclnnan al110 pubhsh Tbe lfia.treas pC Ceremowea was Mr• 80-40 A medium 32-33 A small EU,ene Ruter 20-23 B large 20--31 FOB A larr" !.~;:~ Journal anrt the Jackson . : -"'-:---::::""""'~ ..... D-56 A medium 87 38 B IAJ"te ~ both semrweekUes and MOOSE DANCE 27 wtekb Oak Hill PreJL Pomeroy I.tOd;e 1065 Loyal Or Chu::k.ens steady fryers 3-3'f.! det of M~ is aponsormg a lb 20-22 heavy hens 13-HI light WATlRMELOfl SOCIAC Watermelon Social tp!)DIOft.d dance ~(urday August 10 for hens IG-12 volum~ and pnce dU Melv county J'ayeee et~ memSers and their ,;::te.~ht from 8 trlbution on frren D.OOO at 20 held on SaturdaY AU' 1il, 111 11 ~ m MIISic for the dan<o 86100 at 21 8 000 at 22 and 81100 of the cltr Hill on $,eednll Wil~ ~ futnished by the Moon- at undetenruned prices Ushten Butter 90 scote 71 P01merol !rom I to 9 P. m Carol Ann Gibbs -- Pomeroy Middleport Obio Wednesday August 7 1957 PJans Are Mapfled For Regetta Here Labor Day sept 2 Jackson Firm Buys Waverly " Newspapers nwx Weatlier--, enttne at - --------------------- VOL IX NO 96 Of Water Show ftlll ULfta II" • ~blntl low Initial eolt witll • '2 wm - IS - $7,9$ Ill Ad•eriii!Da Ill Clrculatloa I Middleport Society • PHONE 8%88 Lfl e In Locll Newa The 246t h An niversar y Re-umon at Serpent Mound Sta lr Park nea r Rous h and Alhed Filmtll.es wUI Peebl ea Ohlo acc ording to an an be held on Saturday Augus t 17 1nou.n cement from Mrs Nellle Farnaworth of Parkersburg secretary o r the organu:atlon The reu mon grounda jo= Bfl ~ fou nd o n OhiO State Route 73 ac cording to Mn Farnsworth and good pro8rams ha ve been arranged 1p0 IS I for all Se::isiOn s of the reunJon The annua l banquet wdl be held Membe rs or the Retued Teache r s o-n Ft1day eve n ng August 16 21 As.soctallon motored t.o Galhpo\19 6 ::iO o clock at he west Uruon 0 Sunda} for a Coon luncheon at the Hlgh School a udltonum Reserva Farmers Hotel t1ons for the banquet and night Followmg the lunc heon a sh ort lodg mg cal be made with Lloyd husmess session was held wLLh S Roush West Union Ohm Mf' M ss Mardlt Karr pre side nt pre Roush 1s pres.1dent ~J( the organua Sid ng Mr s Edna Carle ton Min llon Emma Se~tz and Mrs E J Tracy -- _ :-:-::--wer e named as the nommatmg Van Wert Ohio seal of Van h 1 comm ittee to re port at t e ne xt Wert Count y and peony center o meeting '.\.h ch w11l b"' he ld at the Oh1o should be vtslted on June 5tb home of E 0 Saunders Jourm:!y s 1 at t he start o£ the annual Peony End on SatUTday October 5 Festival Miss Eth~l Garla nd led the group Sectmn s of the Ohto Canal wi1b mh•eddolscuss!OI on the new salary locks and tow paths have been se Enr~=te home the group vutted preserved 10 the State Park at lh K H h s hool Loekmgton Oblo I Free co. Of ROUS h f 0m1 IYf Of AUgUS t 17 I And. too. be-a a fellow townaman a t.r. payer, • ne!J!\hortine who bu a per10nal concern lot &be health and wel:tare of )'(lour fuDJJ.r• Erie Dr and Mrs K D Am.s bary and da ughte r Lucy v181ted Black Wat e r Fa lls Lodge Davts w V1. ov IRST I Plan 246th Anniversary Reunton ' ANOTHIR LANDY MELBOURNE UP - The man who mnde John Landy Into a world record mller belle-vet he has another runner who can reaaln the wnrld mile reecord for Australia. My boy Herb Elllot1 will amaah the record bY the end of nnt sea son predtcteod coacb Perey CerutLY Yflt he 1a a busJnesmmn. en1a1ed in 114!l'vine your neetU not only 111 a IUppHer t11 mediclna but u 1 merchant whOM ltodu re.tleet the dally needl of John K Smllh Mr and Mrs Harold E ppley and s oo StcphN re turned home Mon day after .a wee k s vacatlon on Lake I POMEROY SOOETY 3 ROOMS OF I Vmc.ent Dabo 1ft' In Akron wt tb Mr and Mr., Retired Teachers v1d Entsm nger ho me Sa tur day a.f er the week e nd I In l unc heon At ter a hrcc Hl'kS S<luth Mr an d Mrs Ro b•rt T ewksbary Char est on (J oal Gtlmore) ha H· purchased ~ he G II 1 Sun day Mrs Don St vers and son Don Ihome on Pea r l SLreet WhH'h was a sell desserts d unnil the noon hour Mr <~ nrl ~1 rs Leo r~>:c Dabney i>ld fa u l} r s th lc W Va Ct ~ lc ~ Ruck and \1 r a.n l M .o we re Su nd <~Y eve1 ng dn ntJ r gue st o f M (I d l\11 s Willard Ebersb c h and <I<~ ghte r.<; Elza W1 gg 1ns of Col u mhus wa ~ the Wt!<'ke d g e ~ l of Mr and ~ r;; Ja b & hulcr Mrs 1 a J<J ~ k s 1f I n nu~v li e wa:o. 1hr wN krn I g l<'~l of Mr and Mr<s Cl arlu D ck R Inn I lload Mtss Cher yl • hers) ach and Mt ss MarJfiTH B 1rt WCie recent ovcrnt ghl gu{' ~ ts of Mr and Mrs Cha~ic s Buck ., Mr and Mrs Dav ! M ghl and ra n lv of M II rspn l ~ • s ted Sa t u rd ay With Mr a d ~r s Charles Buck Mr a nd M C nr 11\ Sl' ll o f Rutland were Sund ay guc:-;\s of her p aren ts \lr 1 l Mrs C J Ebcrsbach Mr and M ;; D 1vi Mtlls a H1 son Mtckc y ol Si 1,;f lid we c recent guests of Mr 1:1 d Mrs C J Ebcrsb ach an I th 1 relu liV Cii Mrs Emm!l It fh It 111 I ~Til Theodor~ 1 eh w of Po neroy and Mr an c M s \\til am I huenct 1 of svr 1cusl J 1 t 1 Mr ~ llaroll Johns n an 1 Rtch 1 I I' fhett of s11r 1 ~ fJelfl n ( o 1 mbus S r da } tor 11 vl s t w h nl111w c ~ Th~ v Mr and Mn J vuitt ng • I I Nett1'e F• Brewer Claimed By Death Ear}y Wednesday I I I I Sit Down Strike Resu}ts In F•Irmg • Of 395 wOfkmen R'10 Gran de pJans For A Ofkshop Starting Aug.l9 Iwholesale CLARINGTON Ohto UP - The fmng of 395 employes climaxed a hr•ef sJt-down strike at the Olm MathJeson alummum plant here Tuesday The Pierce Electnc<~l Co not! !ted the men shortly after they had st~pped work tha t they were d sm ssed The worker.s all members of the Internationa l Brotherhood or Electncal Workers were paid at the end of thp workm11 day after bcmg diScharged Although no comment was forth commg from e1ther the company or un on ll was bel eved the dtspt te stemml"d from the d scharge of a shop st~ ward Monday An mformal m eettng of the a£ fected workers was held Tuesday mornmg and they dec1ded on the work stoppage The wholesale ftnng was biggest m recent years Ill the 0hJO Valley It cam e durmg another m a sencs work stoppages and wallrouts which have slowed consLruction of the huge alummum plant Work on the new tlstallat on located across lhc Ohto Rt-.er about 10 m•les from New Marl its\ lle W Va wa ~ s tar ted some 18 months ago The p ~He firm Is a sub contractor on the aluminum processmg and r tbr catmg plant I tJ! Trial Date Set For Mehin Lee In County Court Mrs Nettie F Bush Brewer 88 a hfe long resu:!ent of Metgs County succumbed early Wedner day moi'DlDg at the home of be:t daughter Laura E VanMeter JU c me Route 1 Where abe made her home She was born Octoher 21 1868 and was married in 1888 to Thomas M Brewer who preceded hL'r 10 d eath Fuper;~l serv ces w1U be held Frtd.:ly at I 30 p. m m the Morae Chapel wtth bunal to be made Jn the Chapel cemetery under the d1reetlon or the Ewmg Funeral Home SurvtvtnQ the de-teased arc two sons Henry E Brewer Spnng(Jeld Wt)bur M Brewer Ractne Pa two daughters Lau ra E VanMeter RacJne RL J Addle Whi te New Bnghton Pa a n~ a .s ster Lvdla Brewer of Pt Ple-a~>ant W Va Frtencta may can at Ewmga Funeral Home until noon Fnda.y w ,. R10 Grande College announces a Workshop m Elementary Educa I t10n fer lhc 19th of August The ! workshop IS bemg organized around the ~ntral theme of uamg commumly reaourcefl to enrich tlte program of the school The workshop calls for mne seastons lasting from etght a m un hi 12 noon with prOVISIOn for groups to work m the arternoons m the ftelds or their special tnter-estll' The workshop carrtes two hours college crecht and the fees Will be the same as for rg'ular11J; scheduled classes wtth a spectal fee to cover the actual cost of pub llshmg lhe findmgs of the two weeks study 1 The Workshop wLII close on Thursday August 29 at 12 noon ThiS 1s a new mnovauon whleb it IS planned to expand from year to year With at lea.st one workshop betng offered each summer and one- or two durmg the regular col lege lear m the evemng program Plans call for some of tbese to be \with college credtt and some tn the no~ credit category I Dr. Raymond Har1 Former Resident Dies In Nebraska Th r tr al Oh o vs Melvtr Lee on an md ctmcnt of mahctous Dr W S Hart recetved word J entry ha~ been set clown for of the death uf h1s nephew Dr August 13 a Common Pleas Court Raymond L. Hart 85 of Kearney, Nebra!ika on July 31 entry showed !nrlas Mr Hart a retired A recogn ~an c c bond of $500 was sot for ltoward Phillips after and clothmg buamcss his plea of not gutlty to an m nauve of Meigs County and dtdn ent rur entry m daytime the son of the late Mr and and comm t1 g personal vto James Hart 1ence Funeral seni(.E!! were e.;;:..;:~mr ' Philltps: wa~ amn gnrd, Tues- August 3 In Kearnev wttb ~ tbere. 1 day ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 6, 1957 gift