https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cd75b5cfaec86b4b8620107f97b3de60.pdf 20e8d210f4d24d8a7a7ae082b1373111 PDF Text Text .Mr and M'r~ Anthony Fu!ICO, Youngsto'll"Jl and Mn Ed Wue ol MJ.Ss Mtldred Rtce of Bloomm& Columbiana. arrived Mooday for 1'1"!!1"" tem, Ind , u the guest of her Sl& a vtslt wtth .Mn. Ray Seidenable ' I and Mn Ho~rd Slewart ter Mrs R W Ftnstl!rwald Mrs Ray SeJdcnablc , Mrs How Eldon Kraeuter of Mormn~ ar Stewan and guests. Mr and Star wu a buune&s vtsnor 111 AtM.n Anthon) Fusco and MM Ed hens Tuesday " '•se were • \ Jsuors m Parkera Tommy and Jane Sue Lietwtler [ Delmar Hamm of Mormng burg, Tue~;day IlL-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddlepor\, 0, Aug 7, 1957 POMEROY SOCIETY of t..ora~n are the guests of thetr grandparents, Mr and Ml'!i Johu Uetwde-r F;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"'J Star entered the Holzn Hospttal i Tuesday and ~~;Lll Ige ry Thursday undtrgo sur D 3 Clas.s Jarne~ Josepl. Gumther who ts stalloned w1tn the Navy 111. Davtsvtllc, n I spent the weekend wtlh h•~ grandpar I{ ent.s, Mr and Mr s Max Memharl Mr and Mrs Marlin Youn g and son Jtmmy of Cocoa, na are lhe guests of hts mother Mrs Arthur Young Pme Grove ana other relat1ve:o. Mr and Mrs Homer Holter and Mrs C D Frec'ker anrl gra nd· daugh.ters, Jacquelin e and JoAnn Frecker vtslled Sunday w1th Mr and Mrs Raymond freckcr , Tuppers Plams 'Mr and Mrs Roy Holler entertamed ~lr and M• s J M Gaul and ramil y wJth a [ll cmc dmn('r Sunday ('vcn mg at thPlr home on Chester Roarl TO WHAT FAMILY DOES THE PEANUT BELONG l Were her• to MrYe your FamilY• Heelth Needs, tnd you ctn count on our Skilled Phtrmec:lltl tet fill your Doc· ter'l PreiCriptlont In any em• ergenroyl The peartut belongs to The s . . n F•m•ly. Cold Waves Hair Styling Evenings By Appointment SHIRLEY'~ BEAUTY SHOP Court St. 311M romero} tla• rl•aner tlaal ~t~allu 011 a•r 1 Davis Reunion Held Sunday At Gallipolis peakc , W Va ;;;;~::,;;~~-;;;;~;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;,;11 - without pulling. Nonie glid•s Sold for t97SO Wed. Augu1t 1 2 ADULT Tlc:hts Admltl Car Lood on Fomlly Nloht. Errol Fl>nn o11v" oo~ta>~lland ''THI!Y DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS 01'1,. Baker Furniture - alao-- ' Dn The Brightest Corner In Middleport Humphrey Bogart Pat 0 Hrcm "SAN QUENTIN" Club Picnic Is Held On Monday The annual picnic or the Porn· eroy Garden Club was held Mon day eventng at the home of Mrs J E D Hartinger Chester Road Sixteen members and Jilt glle!lls MISS Mildred Rtce, Bloomington Ind, FAdlc- and Jane. Baer, Tommy and Jane Sue Lwtwtler, and BJily Downie were served a chicken anrt ham dmner at 6 p m Icc cream cake and coffee were served With the dmner by the hosteu Mem bers were 5eated at smalJ table& on the porch Preceding the dinner lh.e group made a tour nf the flower garden and followlr,g the dinner a 11oetal hour was enjoyed. The next meeting will llc held at the home of Mrs Theodore Ebersltach with Mrs. E W Coate!! as co hostess. TWI'I'IQ ht Ga rden Cl Ub T0 presen t A Fl."wer Show ,•., 1'he TwtHght Garden Club w1ll prf:Sent a flower abow at the Pom· croy Public Llllrary , Fnday and Saturday, AUii!USt g and to Alt en· tne.s must be m place by 11 a m Jo"riday and judgmg wt\1 begin at 1J •30 a m Mrs Howard Kntght of the Cheater Garden Club will be the Judge 1'he show Will be open to the public from 2 to 3 p m on Frldav and from I to 5 p m Saturrl.ay 1 here will dso be a ~ ale of hou ac plant!!" Scout Troop 249 PI'Cni·C Is Held ' AtBoyForked Run Scout Tronp 249 su 1 waa " DRESSES $3 .95 Regular $8.95 afterdmner wa~ NOW seen in GLAMOUR ••. now an e\eryday refreshment. Softly done in an e•~y-on sv.;Jrl·slurttd coatdreat shouldered w1th tuck!, a rhtnestofte pin In Reeves' erease-reat&tant blend ol Puna and combed cullon, bttle or no ironing. Subtle 1hadf!s of cl•arcoal with hgbt grey, navy with light blu~ charceal brown wuh bCJge. ', 14% tO 24 1fJ· $8.95 • T}le. Senate bill I l ELBERFELDS --"=""""""""""""'""""""""'""""""""'""""""""""";::f::~""..,; ~- the House biiJ was add!· an •mendme~t r~umng in ali crunmal caaea 'f:".Tiiii ' •coull4 apply not only to vi"' of voting ngltts injune· ·> tions but of all inJunctions o~ ' ' taln~ bnder federal laws. Judg· ·u. could, however, Impose civll .ptDalttes merely It securwith the injunc· l inl · jurie•, Next W1ek' right-to-vote • Bill'•!• !de&lhlnn7. c' -~' Southern :~~~.Si~_l,~•'":• who originally fou&ht Three Are Fined . In Mayors Court it. . [ t 'I Mw-Webster'Legiop-~os~ Honors . HOW'S THE TIME FOR.THE BEST DEAL The terrific auccess of Plymouth-sales growing futer by far than the uother two" -roeans your Plymouth deal& Cllll give you' tbe ;reatest deal of your life on a 8-years-allead Plymouth RIGHT NoW I Prices arelow-trad.., blihl Learn how little it costs to oWll the only ear In tho low-price S that brings you Torrion-Aire Ride Flighi.Sweep St111ing ••• Puo~\ ••• ·-·-·head J-llrWI;" B..U011 TorQtieFiite (optional), ••• many other vital advances tbat me&ll your illlll! Plymouth will ~ Two metnbera we're Hported ill 1\lro. Borbara Smith ..4 14n eKpected .taw ne1tl ~ ·· •· \' You~ . s •head... dollars altjat(with ~ . & .... Outgoing CoJJIDlahd~r: W.,ft.,. Senat" r Ned T McElroy to be his nev ated at Derby, Ohio. H~ and h1.a ' "amily expect to move to Derby "fore Sept I As teacher of the one-r.oom 1 ~chool of Sliver Ridge, Mr. Christy 1 noved wilh It In 1934. mld·term ' o the Olive-Orange Consolidated I - ·- - --- IJaJReS R RUSse}} 1chool at Tuppers Plains. where he ' Funera}' sen • Ires Will Be sat urday . Three-Year-Old Boy Is Rescued From 15-ft Well abd'''· •n• ,h., Robert C. toua;y nothmg more learned about the diaappearance of elderlJ:......Harry 67, (rom the O'NeU 'Rest Honfe, Mondo evening. Concentrated searches Tuesday by 9Uiters, aB$l&ted by a troop Of Boy SeOtJtB, faUed to turn up anyttung more t)lan a !hoe believed lo h•ve been worn by ~Maley. Th_, shoe was found about 10() )lards from the home, at a barbed wire fence, ARCATA, Cahf UP- A 3 yea r lid boy was es:trlctted Wednetda} rom a narrow well anto wh1eh he 1ad fall en feet first while playing vtth other ch1Jdren The boy Michael Swenson and hu eompanJons were playmg nea• a newly..dUJ well which had beerovered wlth board& Becommg urtous, the children pushed the boards aside and peered down the ,5-foot deep Vt"ell Little Michael. unaware or the Ianger , todr..!ed too dose to the 1de. bt.rore he knew It he had plunged to the bottom of the dry well even though it was only seven mches m diameter Resruers lowered a rope w1th 11o loop mto the well They pulled MIchael up but JUSt as be reachet{ the top, he slipped back down This happened three tlmt'..s The fourth llme Jl caught They care· fullv pulled Michael to the top-and to safety. F1remen took Michael to a bo.spital but be was unhurt By United p,.... Thundersh.owera were detonated bY a prOdding ll)asl of ~ool Padric air lnehing eutward pcroSB the northe~ plam'- earry to'day. , A chalp of lb:owers and tunderatorm!' In a strip ugling from the northweatern Great Lakes area puts of Nebrulta, CoJorado left ~Ia- Rutland Band BoosterS Will Meet On Monday . Peoples who made a late f1lmg Wednesday afternoon Peoples Peoples w1ll o~pose Delmar Cana4ay and R E Gnndley, Sr.. for the n~wly created post. OH1er ckn.duiateJ who will ap. Bacon Warns Of Murderers Good Ipea~~e ,r:t;:;.~~rStobart, ~:~ ·~ llay Fortune Todav " .... Ge0rce Holter, Mayor Joe Cleland. Clerk , Harriet ~ !"li:'Tgler, Treasurer, Roger Common Pleas Judge John C Thi:'J.ss Council, Alfred E H.. B<tcon forecast Wednesday tha• Crow, Council. IHton WoJfe. law Pnforcement a"cncJNi t , John Bentl, Council, Ernest A. !l'maller town~ .and c;unt•e~ ovt>t W1ngett. Councll, B1llv Jo Speothe nafJon W JJI race wcrcas•n: rf'r Co unctl .and Wilham S. problems 1n se::unn-:: conltCIJOns Cross Council m 1mpurtant cnmmal c<1ses un RUTI.ANO Floyd E Dunfee, less courts or appeals anrl lh!' Mayor, Vernon L Weber, Clerk; Supreme Court of t he En1te1 t.eorge A Grate Trea~urer· CarSt:!.tes rhange~ Its strict mlerprc· oil K Snowden, Council; W1Uiam tation of law R Dt'an (ounc:JJ, Paul L Patter• son, Council, Nathan W1se, CounJudKe Bacon S~Ae before the ell: Harvey Erlewine. Council and Pomeroy L1oru Club dunng Its Fr:tn k Young, Couunc1l. noon-day luncheon 111 the soetal I roomA or the Federated Church 1 SYRA~USE VlLLAG£. Kenneth President Erne5t Covert pres1ded ( undiff, Mayor, Donald Hoore, .. :\1ayor, Richard Duckworth, Clerk W1lh.am Grues ~r reported on a George w Cund1f£, Clerk and mectmg of the B1q Bend Boat Larry Hullbard, Council Club where a Labor Day regatta POMEROY EiEMPTEo SCH90L was te.ntallvely planned Tl\e.jsoARo· Wilham H. AndeROn ns Club was mVlleC to parll H E Boney and Wilham A' pate i n" $S'SOffitg ffie-• eYUt Oibbs • . A eomm•ltee was named to meet MIDDLEPORT EXEMPTED wJth the boat club next week to SCHOOL BOARD Lionel BoJII, study the pro-posal Paul H Davis, Mary s .Probuco. In Judge Bacon s • emarks it Emerso n Janes and Kathryn B. was pomted oul that the courts Hall smce 1937 have thro\\in out mur· I der confe .. swns and conviCtiOn" BEDFORD LOCAL George A. • on frequent occasions beca,use of Zeigler and Doyle Sargent COLUMBIA LOCAL. G A. 3 le al techntcahtY g Radek1n and Lew1s L Snuth "tn smaller counties and EASTERN LOCAL Wi1ber townsr sat(' the Judge, "we Parker Arvil Holter Paul E. don't usuall.y have the bighl:!i Lite a~d Lester M Ha~> k tratned pohce offlcer. the sJullM NORTHERN LOCAL Samuel detcc!Jve. the cxpenenred pro~e LewiS, Floyd M. Dmsmoor, ChU"· rutor 1n murder cases It Js ter·1 1 L. B tch r Joseph E Carse)' r1bly easy tn ll\.15~ 11 ,, mmor re anu es.. H enry u Ge 'w aggoner 1 qulrt>ment of t~e aw _ SALISBURY LOCAL· Natban The Judge Cited numerous Ch· p 8 . Ch 1 H 0 hi Robert cs of confesSIOns that had be~n Higgs, arde~" · F' u•E oover an ..,....wa '"''g. vDided be rause, ror examp[e WI [ h SOUTIIERN LOCAL: Ral b I I n1'' Northern Local DistrJct-Chn lon F Gilkey Sr, C L But.cher. Ra)'mond R Cottenll, Chnton E Douglu. Samuel LeWis. (Continued on Page Seven) :0 The new band director Bob Se1 bert, will be on hand to mtet all .parents He 1s now conducting evening practice sessiOns for the band Which Will play at Lhe an· nual Me1p County Fair nelllt week. ' All Boo.ster members and par ents are urg'ed to attend the Mon· day night se&Sl.bn to d1scus.s plans ror nwney ra1smg projects f01 Ill is next year. g Meigs Guernsey Breeders Show At Athens Fair Thr~e P Smith, tsugene Holter, Charles u:_w~s Newman, Thereon Johi180D, W!lham A .MeKelvey anti Lowell Wangett Tu WES'I'EI\IiR .. _ LOCAL. Wayne S rnerd, o....,rt Davis and Caro!l now en. OUNTY SCHOOL BOARD· Vir~l Atklll5, Carl Kautz and George Perry BEDFORD TWP TRUSTEE' i Harold Jones, Dana Haning and Albert Warner I CHESTER TRUSTEE' Arthur Scott, Charlea BiBsell and Floyd Ridenour• COLUMBIA TRUSTEE, D V. orr. Thomas J NorTls, C W. Curry and Ah•a Rupe. Metgs County Gucrnse}' L&BANON TRUSTEE Frank hrecders wlll parttcipate m the Cornell, Warden Ours, C. G. Southeastern ObJO Guernsey Sheffield, G. A Deem, John Law· I Show tomght at 7 30 at the At· son, William Long, Clarenee Bahen& Count~ Farrgrounds ker and Clinton E. Johnson. ~---- Irate Father ' Sh'oots.Son . . For Shoes There are Harold Carnahar. , Racme RD. Clarence Pr1ec P?ft. land and Charles TheiSS, Ramne RD The show IS an an n ual event sponsored by l~e Ohw Guernsey Breeders' Assoc1at1on LETART TRUSTEE: CharleJ R Manuel, HersChEil Routh, R.l- l chard B Rowe and Julian Hill. OUVE TRUSTEE Guy A. Spen ccr Ralph Barton Vcrdle WIDslo~ Smtth, Joe Marka, Elden R Btake, EVerett L. Schultz ahd George W. Reed ' ORANGE TRUSTI!E' C. •W. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs Ivan Wood are Henderson and Roland Torrence. RUTLAND TRUSTEE: Chl"ll!ltlan announcing the birth of a son, D1ehl, J E M1chael.; Delbert A... Ke1th Owen on July 18 Grandpa!" ents are Mr and Mr~ Demer Hy· Romnle, Charles Hysell and C. ti. sell, Pomeroy an~ Mr and Mrs Amos (Conttnued on Page Seven) Jack Wood, Long Bottom placel:l on t.ere Tues-19-ycar..old wora an4 4lrtjeq fatber'l Last mmute hhngs w1th the Metgs County Board of Eiec. lions Wednesday saw several more candidates "toss their Hats'' mto the political arena for the November elections and boost the number of office seekers for office to 127 Newest entry mto the co ntest for County Judge is Emmet one a confessed murderer was held 14 days before bemg formal !y barged. Hi!i co nfessiOn went for cnothmg ''There wdl rome a time, most W Cleland, T F Dye, Frederick Announcement was n-.ade toda'l hkely, when Amemans will have w Goe-b'l. Edml!md L1fe, C 0 that the Rutland Band Boosters to make a change 10 this cou 1t Newland, Marlon Parker, W11l Association wtll meet Monday practice, or most ser.ous cr1mcs 1am N Swam Roland Torrence, night at 8 o'clock m \he new VtrJII '\Vestfall, Grover C Wh1tc ;~~ unpun,shed," said the hagh school gymna.smm • - - 127 Petitions Are Filed • By County Office Seekers Dr•'vers License 1uesda)' Jr SING(£ COPY--Ic ovem. inute Two Teenagers Await Dedsion · it. .... . lias taught ~Ach Year sinc.e with the ~xeeptlon of one year at the Joppa F f "ichool Previous to 1g34 be ta ght uneral urvtce or James R.. Rual ' u Sell who d1ed Monday m Drlando ~~ the Reedsvll e school, West Fla . wtll be Saturday in Saered Shade, Briclt, Owl Hollow •nd Heart Church at 9 a. m with tbe Sh1unmway srhools ~ ft.(lv Fr John Turel offJc:l-atmg 1942 .tnd lG43, Mr Christy Rosary s~rv1ees for the deceaJed :::,~~~p~~:~u~~ d~ecat~~e~D ~~= wtU he he ld Friday at 18 p m. iD tbe Ewmg Funeral H(nne • • 0 1we-Orange Junwr High School, ~rv1ving the deceaset are hb s,J004;)S q3~H :>l{l 1° qaeo::> .88 PP father Ray C Ru•sell, M1ddl,~ baske~ball and baseball team. He bis . wJ£e, Virgmla, Port Cllnton, wBs h1red as P,r1nelpal of the ale- Oht; son ,olames c Russell and 1 ~ (Contlnue~ ~~ ~are_ _vel~ mentary School al Tuppers Plaine I si5tef Ma;uret sUus SL Clo d m 1944, whtch posJlton he h~ld Fl ~ • 1 U • eontmuous\y unttl 1956 Besid~ ~raends -call his duties as t<:&cher, Mr. ~hristy Funeral HC:'i an held the po11itton of school bus B\U"lal Will Y driver for the Ohve-Orange Schools Heart Cemeter)'. for fonrteeq consecutive yean, endmg also in 1956. He bft5 ~h 1. ltfe-lonJJ resident "'-QfAJ!ili-'rl'P Uelgs Co•nty, 111d COSHOCTON·, -<0. UP"'!::~.. A io -r~ent years, h'e and Mrs. Chis- ~ w1de search was 9n today fnr two ty .n4 th.;, daughter, J•n•t., ha•• Issue.~ Two Mei g~ County teenagers, Umen who brok,e out of the cl'ty became Widely known throughout 1 racing theft counts tn Juvemle , , jail here shortly before they were Ccntral and Soulheasern OhlO, f:lr I court. Wfllt In jail today for Judge to be arra1rned for forgery and Joh.n C Bacon to dec1de therr rate '"''' music,.l work as evangehstiF sW~gcrs . 'br~aklng and entering charges. T ommy S[owers, t. • Ru ll an d RD The fugltiv~ were Identified as Janet, who rece~tly completed A to tal of tl7 school bus dr1ver~ 1, and Charles Fne11d 15, Racmc Karl D. McKee, 19, .and Dw1ght A her rreshma,n yeAr at Oltcrbcm were llct!nsed to drive for Me1gs RD 2, were remanded to Jail as Parnsb, 22, both o( Knox County. College. Westervtlle, 0 , will re· County sc)lools Tues day night m Judge Bacon held judgement m The m~n used a coat hanger tD tu1n their Se pt 12 to continue her a regular meeting ()[ the eouncy abeyan ce Additional evidence of open the1r eell doors WedneS'day studtes. hoard of education character and case histones were 4 Offlcer.s ~ud they apparently The Christy Fam1ly 4Jso have There will he a fe'! actdJtlonal Dclng stud~ed 1shpped out of the JBil through a held promment (IO.sitiOnS tn the dtlvers quali fy bffore. belJS rlllt: Fnend has been on probation s1de door . South Bethel EUB Church at Sil· In September for firlit cla ssea Stowers, facing two counts of The two were betnl( held on ver R1dge for the past nine years, s • Li t d bdi 1 stealing gasoline, has no prev1ous 1 ow are a t'OD\IIChon. of breaktng mto the Pro- where the impact of thear movmg t;~~!t;~rnrers s e Livestock Assn offlce here Will be most trtUcally felt Bedford Local Diftrlct-Wlll· takmg bla~k payroll checka "We leavtng our hOme-, 1am Hart, Frank Jorles, W H Police said both men were wanted our the school, and our Jones, Ernest Wood ' In Mt. Vernon on slmllar chargeS'. and aqualntances," Columbia Local Distnct-Jam say, "but feel we cannot re- e~ Gasron, Mendal Jordan, Ches fuse .the opportunity f()r advance ter Pnce ment whlcb thirf new ..posttlon of· Eastern Lncal Dtslnct- A K fers." Appleby, Ccc1l Cald\\ell Paul --'--------Chevalier Wayne Chevalier, Reus Statewide Search Is Launched For hJil~~. wbite ' I' S Annualtf..H Club Demonstmtion . ·Given At Pomeroy Junior '" .Oaifi! Three "A" grades were given TUesday rught when \he ann·; Legi~n Square Dance Is Tonite There will / be a square dance at the Racine Legion Hall tomght 8:30 unttl 11:30 ~:~pomwrcd by the Amerac;Jn , Legton Aux•liarv witb Jo Hardy .u dance mstrucLor ealler. . ·- ---- - · -- - UP-Jamet R. Davis was presented a ~ast eomma~derSI, phi by Paul in behalf of the Legion, for his exe~llent wotk as comm· the year ana Charles !{ayes was 11tesented a links for seroing fo11r 'Y~'I"• ~, the eopk, Post No. 39 met on UP _ ppcared generally ravorable to lay to Pres1dent ELSenhower' ppolntment of soap n:anufactur Garrett Chnsty, who for tblrty-nine years has been a teach ar in the Metgs co. Schools, reslgneu hls pos1tton as elemen tary teacher at the Olive-Orange School, Saturday night, upor release by.the Eastern Loe"l School Board Mr Christy haij accepted a poolbon as Seventh Grade Teach or and Playgro~nd Supervtsor in the Darby Twp Schools, lo Sheriff Reports No Developments Cold.Air Mass On Missing Man Sheriff Hartenbach ~eported Moving utd ' tlas been " Toward1'he East Mason Maley product .J.11 to Three men aetOSI the Capitol fOI' eostl eacb by to the HoU" lome for ,··~i;"tatga!b,(jt , from . , Ind1caUons were 1t untoucheif on the J<>e desk until early ne;tt BJU Wblle plans jell on how to and ~,,.,., .•·'M" , • poppy to be am\ounced •l,ter. 'a~n~ld bill features by Dude • ht FamilYNIg n't Middleport .Pool Cancelled the SOutheFft bloc been made ~·~~tlflble and th"~ was move thb p't_ablem opoliUul arena.'" 30 days 'of savings ....,r on the one new car that's going to STAY new! I andThewurange utfld wa~·~·~~":D~•It•:~le~": furniiJhed Summ• CoHon Krushcbev, speakmg for two hours to East Germany's po'l"er less puppet ~arUament. rcpe.alcd earher Stmet statements that no countrv is safe at lht$ stage (of (Continued on Page Seven) ' Senate chpng· o.r' the major .. potato salad courle8)' oJ the BakerStore and the door prlae was from tht;l 9JJker Stbre and. e.warded to Mn. Wllll•m Allman. Pictures ~ro taken or th.e group When the members had td· journed to the K. of P. hall, Mn Cub Bahr, MEC, prulded at the meetlftl. Plant have been made to have a ~e aale in September wlth the place and date re)ect diJ!armament agreements" Khrushchev's bllstedng fe· marks on SoVlet weapon devel:Op ment were an old tune, but he off9r~ a .Qew vanation ln Hn.M: lng' rocket pl'Gfl'6h "to the Lon don disarlnam!nt talks. One Russtan demand in London IS for a total ban on nuclear weallons, Which the West rejects as unenforee~le :;:r~~~~' aeed cake,...wlth custard flllittsa'nU SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS $1.98 $1.79 $2.69 . 'I/ .... DDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE .. '' TWO TON. COATDRQ!e-ftrsL - -- - isis A;reacher·At ,JJ·,ve..,lJJ ket Fl're • . the Senate. by a resoundmg '' ritijority of 72-18, tul'ned a hiS t!Jrle Mrner at 8.15 tJ m edt by pllfing its first civil n ghts mea· 11ure il) 82 years ~ " ' Ctlla Bill A Shtm ' All of the no votes were cast t ~by _.Mir4-eore member! of the Dtx ~. - ~~ til;oc fJghtmg the measure, . ,_ IJ!!us liberal Deinocrabc Sen lfayne Morse Ore., who ·ealled 1 \the bill a sham bearmg "little thl~ "DIStance will not protect any • 1~'~ra than the title ." YoUng for nallon from "the eHects of atomic ~t · wa.s a crushing coaht1on Of1 43 and hydrogel\> bombs Those state~ ;'llepublicans and 29 Democrat.\ men should thmk about th11 who Allen; Mrs Albert Cnates. Rar hara, N1ck and Oor, Mrs Hem;· menu on the tople "Herbs for Spice"· Swedish metlballs; broil· ed porterhouse •teak wltb dill ONE LOT i Of R tonltftt. Fr~ t.W and ••rm. Hlth ....., 14 r. & Low toni .... 60-61. the Mea.s-M'u.,. .treftl Garrett ChriSt" Resigns Post 0ef ense Chie£ WASHIN~TIN OMo. Fair anti a little wnntr fodty anti ' ecretary of Deferue. Eisenhower sent :VeEiroy' omtnatlon to the Senat~ Wed esda)' McElroy, presiOent o 'roctor & Gamble, would sue 1 eed present .5ecretar)', Charle o Wilson OC White HQuse Press Secretar ,ames C Hagerty satd Wtl:sor BERLIN UP-Soviet Commu vas expected to step down abou1 n1st Party Boss Niklt• Khrusfichev he end of the month but no ex warned the Umted States toda\ 1 ct (\ate has been set It w.a• it is w1thm range of "present•• )resumed . Wilson would stay on nuelear rockets He ep.ut1oned long enough to break .McElroy jn !he London disarmament .._confer· ::rn the Jt>b ence to remember thu befor~ Sen Harry F Byrd, o.va said rejl'eting Sovtet propd'sals he had met Tuesday wlth McEI "W1th the present development roy, and was "very favorably 1m of rocket weapcns no nation )!; prlssed ·• .safe from attack," '.he ..sa id "U S "I thmk he's a good man" for statesmen a:tould think about thP .. ..,qf .Bvrd said. both "moderate"" parties, 1tNorth wa!l the House without the twenty-eight m~mbera and pre· pared and served the followtn.tl; Price "JUST A GOOD PI..ACE TO TRADE" ~L I}h;J\'''\!~:~!\: of plquante, nrrots 11vory. Red party BOSS . tockeylng IS • US In R noweve!'" ays ange · 'l'h.~re was much ,, apd man~uvc:rmg ahead, wllh llepubhcans and Southe~n Deinqerats holdmg the ••" to lhe duteom_e-;..as they h~ve In the • ad vidor 1or ,the au company dt& tributed reCipe folders to the Summer Cotton mortut '''"~t st('n-as ~---- --t~~7 ; labeled the r~r.ate bill!.Jia,n' MUilng at. all ' ' Uon• In th«l C01t1 BuUdln&. Miss AUfUStine,. home service ONE I,OT ~ef bav.. a A Downie, sons Charle~~ 1111d seeil butter nuce; ---------- --- WASHINGTON UP - Democratic leaders drove today fo • ~arly; Senate-HOUSe agreement on a CIVil rights eompromis< close to the m_easure overwhelmingly approved by the Senal• \Vednesday night. ' There was .gr,owing betief they would Sbcceed, as maJor civ i1 rights groups and supporters made tt plain they would rat IV UNITID ,Alii Pomeroy.MJd4leDOt'lo Thursday, August 8, 1957 '·-\1 dJiio, • ~nalors Appr~\'·e Measure Sen;rte Appe~s ' By Majority Vote Of 72-IE J'o Favor New I at the new omce of tbe company -'.,oted To Tile l~ttere.U Of Weather . I ·<Democratic leaders Driving -'~"To Reach Eari.YAgreement ·:Qa Civil Right$ Legislation ncre cnjo~ d duril!g the Snow peak trooUna. Summer Cotton their Min Jelln Augustioe, the Dclt) Newton of tbc JJCiuon office of The Oblo Fuel Gaa Co.. was th.c hostels Tuesday evening when members of the Melga Temple, Pyt.hlan Sisters, were ent'lrtalned SUMMER H.A.TS ONE LOT Mr and Mrs Ward have rn uv NO. 98 . o'----t---------------. ' Plymouth sales are snowballing! Big volume means you get terrific savings in Pythian Sisters At Demonstration By Betty Newtcm $10.95 \ gl v(' n.,.. 1h('01 on t IH!l r 1c Iurn l;!_--------------------------~--------------------------· Marvm. $6'95 NOW 1f2 ·- Ewmg, Benny .and Bobby Buck, Mr and Mrs Herman Ohhnger and 1'erry Mr and Mu. Elmer Whlle, Tommy aile\ Cork), Mr and Mrs. Philip Meier, Su.stt and Butch .Mr. and Mn. Wyatt Gilbert and ,flmm)', Mr and Mrs. Wald Gor· l by . Kathy and Stevie, Mike and Donald Spencer, Dorothy Glueck ner and Sonny, Mr~ W. file· Murray and J()hnn · A.ssLstant Scoutmaster Charles atltl and Make and Clnda and Scoutma~Ler and Mrs. Ralph Spencer and LADIES • ·-.,.-c·..:::::- VO~IX • ~nttne e m Ohio 1aYtn.lill an4 Joana Neva Mowery Is WedJuly31 To Clayton Bolyard noon and a polinck scrvet. at six o'clock Attending were Mr and Mrs ·r NOW Wood Harold Hawk, Mrs. J B Hayes, Emerson Hayes. John Ha) es, Cheste r Mrs. \\IIltam A ' Young, Hollie Ha;.es B F Barn· I D3le Dutton was a hlL'Iiness hill. Allie Gilkey, Mrs Dean \lSI tor In Huntmgton Tuesday W1llel 1n Jr and son Shade Mr a n ~ Mrs Georl:e Hall, uf ---Crooksmllc camf: to Mi-ddleport Tuesday after his mother, Mrs Wohb Hal 1 who return~d with them for a vlSit. M1 and Mrs. Arthur Bowen, I Marengo, v1slled formf'r nPilth· l brJrs when they were caJled here Mr ano Mrs R ~ Manle\ , 70~ Saturday by the ,dePth of a South Selond Ave Middleport fr1end , Mr Th•ene! Mr. and Mrq are announcmg the murnage o( Bowen operate a tertllizer com· their dau ghter Mrs Neva -Mow p~>n~· Bit Canhnglon and manufael'r)l local , to Clayton Bolyard, ture a hqmd ferttlber caHcd Galilpohs. son of Mr and Mrs "AnnCo" ('ayton Bolyard, Philippi, W Va Mr and Mrs Br~ce Lloyd and The weddm~ was solemnized In son, Michl, were dtnner guests or 'mhana on July 31 Mr and Mrs John Ba.sotlam, GalThe bnde chose 11 li ght blue hpol1s, Saturday when .Mr Ba.stl summrr smt w1lh wh1te accessor a111's b1rthdav wa~ celebrated 1cs and corsage of orchids for Mr and Mrs Gene Harrts and her wec'd mg !1ve rhllt1ren Hutehmson, Kans Aft er a seven hundred mile amved Tuesday for a visit with tour of West V1rgmta, Kentucky, their purents, M:r and Mrs RoTen nc ~sre and Ohto, they have heM Ha!TIS and Mr and MnJ A returned to Middleport wlwre u R Hecox Also Vh..~lhng at tlw \\cdr:mg dtnner was served Sun· Harrts home Js their daughter day at lheli" home Marjorv Harn s, who IS emplo:o' A three tiered weddmg cake, etl at Washington, D. C. topped \.\ilth a mlmalurc br1de Mr and MTS Clayton Bolyar anrl "rnom was J1scd 10 the ccn v1sltcd hJS parents, Mr and Mr• tl' r of the tabl~ at the dmner. Cay ton Bolyard , Phtllppl, W V, Guc.~t.s were Ml" end Mrs R lht~ week S Man lt•y, Mr. and Mrs Donald Mrs Eddie Johnson , Mrs JRmf ~hnlcy and fam1ly; Mrs Balph E Harley, Mrs Marcus Chamb ~ r smJrr .md dau ~h tcr , Dottle Mow and Mrs 0 P Klem were "' '· f'r\', Rodger Btsscll, Barbara Lil· tors 1n Ait:.ens Tuesday tlc, Lany Caslo C A TIPPIC John Ingles son of Dr <~11, !-robso n Junwr Gr1rf1th and Mrs Clyde Ingles, hA.! been I Ralph 't avenrler Oth~ gucM!I wlth a v1ru1 Infection Sunday of Mr and Mrs Bolyarcl Friends ot Mrs Guy Sutl:!. ,.rre Mr and Mrs Lonnie Farlc) Welch W Va, have learned th~l and son. Manetta she has been 1!1 Wilh a ftear An old ta shtonr•t bclllng w,1 ~ comhtmn -;:::;::::;:;i:;;:;::;:::::;:;:;;:::::;:::::;::;::::~j ! parent s anct the ltoutnutslen ;; held a piCRIC Runday afternoon a' Forhd Run Lake 1 J .J. .,. •' Swlmmmg, boating and rlshmg ..,.. Regular $5.95 Ohio ta the Jreateat aavinJ• ud loan itat.e in the Nation. Approxi-mately one In four persona ll11DI In the State or Ohlo ho)d account• I I August 4 w1th a basket dmner at noon w1lh Ralph Hunt GIVIOiol Thanks Several persons recetved gifts 10.mong them Mrs Katie DaVIS, 83 oldest person at· ( tf>ndm g Joy<:r !\nn DfiVlS, 10 mo. old , the youn~::est and Mr and Mrs Dwight Hunt for hav1ng traveled the lon gest distance Several game'lf were played w1th pmes for the wmners Those attend111g were MrR. Ed· 1th Johnston Mr and ){u Floyd Davu, Wilkesville, Mr and M~ Harolrl Davi S and children. Addiso n Mr and Mrs. Ralph Hunt, Mr and Mrs Ow1ght Hunt. Aurora, Ilhn01s, Sonny Sweeney, Addison Carl H11l Mr and Mrs Race Hill Mr and Mrs Merle Duvls and ehil· drcn, Mrs Katie Davis Mr and Mrs Hobert DilVl~ and children, all of Lan J::~ \ 11lc. Mr and Mrs Burl Dav1 ~. Mr nnd Mrs Race Dll· \IS o( Rulland Mr. and Mrs Ron aid Davts, Mr and Mn Worley DaviS, Mr ,nd "" Clyde DaviO and ehtldren Mr and Mrs Kenne\11 Davis and I ehdd"n· Elwood Nelson and ehll· dren Clarf'ncr• Ogden, all of Dex ter, ~r and Mrs Arv1l Holter and children, Long Hottom. Mr Ernesl Holler Mw ersvJile, Mr and Mn Mllx Da v1s .md cht! dren , F.vCTctt follOW;""you on Its own air strtam Formerly J IRSt M'ddleport Soc'Iet y ,, Mrs Eleanora Wtlhamson, Chcsa "G SAVING! The tturty·thJrd anr~uaT reumon of the Hayes-Young familtea was heir. at the Holiday school Sunday, Aug 4 wnh approx..lmitel: s1JQty present Homer Lee wu --- GrantiMHidl cport. Mrs Burl White smoothly on 3 wh .. ls • , • double· 1tretch ho•• lets you cle~~:~n o full flight of atalrs ••• full 1 hone· power motor .• , king 1Lr.e throwowoy du1t bag. Servicemen I I Constellation Gtrner were army psi:; •lth 78 Dlv They last nw each o.tb~r Jn Ben Ph.llaon was a busineu Bertin , Germany visitor tn Athena Tue&dJ.Y. 1 lipolis Wedn ~~sday j \ftern<'~on the Reyn.olda apartment Ied·o thetromRamey aparbneat Thirty-Third Hayes-Young Reunion Held On Sunday At Holiday School ' Rus&ell Maon, Ethel Blackwood VISITS HEAl C E B)aekwood, Mrs Mary S H B Garner and w1fe of La Mason, Albany, Mrs Anna Spen. Plata , Md., ~nt .sevenl daYll ' coer, DeleYan, W11, Mn Etl.a Harrl.a famtly, Spencer, Long Bottom, Mr and vi&lttng George elt'cled pr~1dent for the eommg Mrs C 0 Woode and son Clair, 1664 Lmcoln Heights Harr~ and year wtth Jesse Hayes ~s aecre· Coolville, Anna Murray, Pearl Mr and Mrs Rll'lhard Rosen tary treasurer The rcun1on wtll Gilkey, Guy M Lee, Claude baum and snn Joey spent Salur be held at the same place next Hayes, Mandy Eastman, Mr anti !'ay In Columbus Sunday accom 1 ear on the f,rst Sunday m Au Mrs E L. Har.t, Jeast Hayes, p.Jmed b) M•s Phthp Mo1er they gust Mr and Mns. David Goodwln and motored to Spnngfield when• fam1ly Dav1d, John. Marlene and they JOined Mr and Mrs Fred 'l'he program mcluded oil talk Eugene, Pomeroy, Arthur Good Rosenbaum for a v1s1t w1th Mr "I Am the Umted State!!" by win, \fr an~ Mrs. Ronald Dougnn and Mrs Jack 1\osenhaum and Cheescbrew , p .. si D1stnct and daughter Ela1ne Starr. At ram 1h While there they cele"RmrriOn<''~,.. or the American Le readings by Mr.s C h arle~ hens, Elmer Goodwin, Columbus, brated the s1x-th birthday of Jack and Mrs Homer Lee, RutW<mde. Milndy Eastmc.n, Cynlhta Mr 1e Rosenbaum land Mrs 0 H Myer~ entcrtamed a 1 and Norma Lee Vocal Mrs Neltte Hinzman, &1, Bea group of relatives at her homt' on I ducts were presented by Mr and Unton Avenue over the week end Mrs C D Woorlc and Mandy ver, Pa, who had planned to ~ Guests were Mrs E C Krewson, Eastman anrl Homer Lee Mr& te nd the .reuniOn was unable to Mrs Leta K Gracia and son J•m Colleen Dougan sang two sololi come becouse of the death or h""r my, or Washmgton, D. C, and G and also accompanted the other daughlcr, Mrs Helen Ervin Will· OKIY SYLVESTER CART 1ams Salem, Ohio, who had been c W1ght of RegUla Saskatchewan, Okey 91ngers on thc- ac:ror~ian Sy\vesttr Cart , son of Mr Attendm g thf' rcun•on were jll for so me time Mrs Wilham .. Canada !I.Od Mrs 0 H Cart, Hobson Road Mr and Mrs CIJfforc} Hayes a•ld d1cd l<, nday ___ (l.hddh•port and a gradate ol Mt anG MrJS Fran~ 1 Mutdleport School Class or Grcgon, Chccse brew, Middleport, Mr and I 1957 111 m tram Mrs Ward Hayes Jeraldme The annual DaVJS Reunion was held at Forllflcatwn Hill m Gal- CLOSED • uat 4-H club demon::;trations were gtven at tile Pome~ &: Junior H1gh School au.ditorJum. ~ce 1 vmg the grade of 11 A~' were Janet Knight for a demonstration entitled '·How A 4·H Girl &lertam s"" Aleta Carptmf.er and Janel Lohse. working as B team w1th the demonstration "Ho.;. to Set 11 Guest Table" and Madalyn Brown for a demonstration entitled 'How to Produce Clean Mdk ' The remammg mnf' demonstra· ttons rece1ved grades of " B". Giving the demonstrations were Sharon Atkins, Janice Wolfe, Lola Zieg- ler, EloeatiDe Stocl;ton, ¥arlha �• • -. ' ~ ~·--- -- -- 2-Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 8, !957 . ""' , 1) .... ...' lnel mechanical department. This week Mr. Fred Hoffman, chief of the linotype section, is in JacksonvUie, Fla. with Mrs. Hoffman . Harold Merrow, regular advertising floor compositor is s~bbing for him while Clarence Whetstone, William Rizer, and A"·on (Eightbam Buffington add to their own Merrow's re gular duties on the floor. Ve<lng problems can ~se . One did Wed· nesday . The big machine went down at a cru· cia! tirfte-noon. Fortunately Hiram Fisher o! Minersville was available. Upon request, he hurried to the scene of action and before too long had those 5,000 par:\9 functioning agsln. Wednesday night Is Bend Banner night 5:~ Room 10:00 The Price t, Rilbt 10:30 Truth or C'lnsequeneea U:OO Tic l'&t Douab 11:30 It Could Be You 12;00 Tes: !lhd .Jiu: 1UO cunent 1:00 MY J:Jtt1o lllorrto uo z,OO' 4,00 4:30 5:30 5:45 3'4ll -·..... having done all he could for his buddies when they had theirs. That may be part of it. 7,00 work the best way he knows how allll not to be beaten by problems that arise calling lor extra effort. Without \his kind of team spirit this newspaper, and many other hometown papers sol' ving their bommunities in the best wa y tftey know how, would have serious if not lmpos. 7';10 8:00 a,3o O:QO . ·, . ,:. ·~ :811 10:40 12:00 I:Oo sible obsta~les to C'Ontinu ous publication. -- --~~'----,.-....:·-,_,...:;. ' ., , '_.,~·-·~ 1!1"<\1• 1• mundton of ColumbUI. WUII1m Llrkln of New Boston a.nd Mra. Fran.c:ea .Lirkln end !on John and parubon S.mmy ~re recen' or M.r. and Mra. Charlet Amos. __......._ FOil $299.00 BAKER . FURNITURE tm 11te Brlgnteol Co.-In Middleport -CHECK THIS WJEH 1· Meigs County News ~i.. t'aiitdo 10'0Q ~ Upoto.tbe-mln.qte Newt • Franchises Alley s for the comJna: 19!17 -~7 aeason, whith Will C<trr.ffi<!t\Ce the fust wel'k i~ September. fi;J.I team may have an aveug ~ abt•ve 825. Indiv idual anrages to be taken fro~' ciO;Se of 1966·57 sea&On. A meeti1 g rele.rt"nc~ E~ans $179.95 11:50 ,., m. Wood, Bowei't Mr. of ~vans SUper Trim, Shoulder lb. PORK STEAK • -· - - lb. 49¢ ASSORTED LUNCH LOAVES FISH STICKS 3-8 oz. pkgs. $1 Booth Tastyloin ' ' PICKLE & PIMENTO MACARONI & CHEESE ,>'OLD FASHION LOAF LIVER CHEESE SPICED LUNCHQON RED PERCH FILLETS COD FISH FILLETS By the Piece --lb. 49¢ lb. 33¢ ' LEGS & THIGHS . . , . .. .. BREASTS : .... , . . . . . . . . . BACKS & NECKS . .... 2 WINGS . ........ .. .... . ' FRYER PARTS - a11d IT'S QUICK IT'S ROLSUM IT'S FUN .... lb. 5 ·$1.00 .... and, I lb. pkgs. GOLD M·EDAL. FLOUR · - 5 lb. bag 49c ·oRANGE JUICE - · - - 4 46 oz. cans $1.00 GIANT.:. t ·IDE - - - - - - · · - - ._,- .. 69¢ Mlddloport _ on 990 spot I ' PAN READY . On Your ·Radie Dial Writer Olnlngrthum •• .TII).E- · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·_- · ·· · · ·· · 2 reg. siza 59c FRYING CHICKENS . 39C LB. . . - . W. MAIN. ST. . ". PijONE 3&0·M ' . • ' ' . Marf~i Frozen · ~ ; .:\ With !Oc Off T ' \ ' · Party- pak ' .. POMEROY . SWEET P-ICKLES • i Y2 ' • • .. : I .. ·~ 29 • •39¢ ' . ' CHEEZITS ........... . .. >.. . ' 1ooz. pkg. 29c Nablseo VANILLA WAFERS······ ···· 12 OL &ox 35c ···· ..... ., . 2Sib.bag 69c I · with :1< off pl. 36e New Drip less Bottle WESSON OIL ·· · · · · ·· · · with Sc oH qt. 72c '. { Bo~o Fancy Flordia ·Large.Size MILK AMPLIFIER · · •·· · · · · · · · 24 .oz. jar SEEDLESS GRAPFRUIT · 3 only · · · ·10c Chleken-of-lhe·se• LEMONS .... ····· · '• ·• •·•· ·· ··.··· 1'1," ' ·No. ~can TUNA· · ··· · ··· lh Prite Sale , ;,. KAISER FOIL · ··· · · ·· 2- 12x25 h. rolls 59c' l doz. 39c ICE BERG LETTUCE · '·· · · · · · · · : · 2 for 49t CELERY JUMBO SIH · · · · · · · ~ · · 25c ' Sunsblne • •· ARIA -,. . KRAFT DINNER.· · · · ·· : · · · · 1 baxes 3~c qt.jar PRICE .SALE -llot Rise Martha White WHilE CORN MEAL .' 6oz. cans . INSTANT .COFFEE · ·· · · · · · :. 6oL jar $1.39 . KRAFT FUDGIES · · · · · · · · · · :· 12oz; bag 29c , KRAFT DESERT T.OPPING . ' ·siMONS MAR·KET .. . ' With 'lie OU Chatie & Sanborn Ue coupon pn speetol pltg. KING SIZE TIDE · · ··· ·· · .. · · · · · · · · · · $1.19 GRAPES · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · I~. 25c •• • ' Fancy red or 'White The DailyorSentinel · lb. 69< lb. 79< lb. 19< lb. 3:1< More Tenderness! More Ffavor ! \ ' "11ae Store Complete" .• 7 DAYS PER WEEK' 8 A.M. to t P.M. 441 Lo<UII St. Super Trhn YELLOW GLOBE . ONIONS 5 lbs. · · · ·29c '"e"li ' carroll Hardware ond Furoltofe If, 2nd A,., YOUNGS MARKET Booth EVANS FF BRAND $109.95 McMaster ·---~--- 1 " .,.... P~ Jo.bn Stobart eaUed on Mr and Mr11. FTanclJ Sch.illins herMrs. a.iJtt"r, lol r!. George .l{rider, a and lhr~ ch.ildun etf Newton 'JII 1.ient ln Hol1>er Ho11piUl Wed· l''a ll•. Q., and Mn. C•nle ror~> ~Jdl)' . man of lofillertpOrt caJled 8 n Mi.sa Aucu•la Wolfe who ha. tnend 11 and relativu here and alao called on Mrt. Nettie Alex ander who is a au\at of Wtll Crow and daueht.er. Lloyd Nice wu at P•rkersburl( conaulting Dr, Hartman . Mr. and Mra. Charlea McN ick· CALA STYLE Lean, Tender, short shank I :Mrs. Faye the form · tnd d•u&hter EliUbetb of Char· lKton IJ)d: Mn. Lena Piekeru and Mrs. Carroll Ptckeru, Muon City. SAVE 3 WAYS Michigan, but it's legal now tc use firecrackers to frighten birds away from fjsh .hatcheries in Florida. , A legislative committee in Mas- · sachusett!l is st\idying the fairest way to tax m'ichinery used for gatherlnR moss. .In Minnesota, dealers in nunnows now thi: state's censing regu}ar minnow And Jndian'a amiably law permitting person!! eorporations who are not subject to tax to donate wjJ.atever they wish to· help pay the state's bills. . Mra. ,Jerry PlANTS Are No'wOpen tors in one of their butle!Ji: 'ye&n bave round time .to pall lawa affecting mihnow plcldera and mou gatherers. Legislative odditJel aueb aa these were turned u_p In quantity in a survey, by Commer,ce Clear· ing House, national reporting i uthority on tax and bUJinen law. NtlW you can be flned $25 ta $100 in NebraSka lf your clotll: doesn't shOw standard, tlm.e. · Picketi~ a cemetclrf .'during funeral is allegal In OhlO. . •Giving out trejlng stamps is a crime in Kansa11. In Tenne88ee Jt's llleial to use the telephone lO one.' lnd~ana a but made the only if It octurs· Cash on 1iqu9to prizes or raf·fles are iiJegaJ in 54 ln. ·CABINET SINK 10:05 !kanninJ·Uat Weatber 10:10 The L'lte ·~~row Daily _ Alle1J. TOll twrthor:r ln. ed IJy the lli netJI of bia l\rotb.r, Corrnahon IH ..Bob.. !hub or lawrence. " ltocU" Davis. C1HinJ at Ulto Pickenc home Tuesday were Mrs. JudY Ruat Charles Rife recenUy. ~~~~w;;;Lh~l~'held '~'~"f~ c;~Lr~L~•~,. •~w~it~l ~ les fromwereHarri .. Ezra Knipp spent a few day& bf!rPatlf.y ajsterRi.tr lkl. tftnt Genl~ a1 th~ 7•~ o'eloek P.~·~M. at ~b<' tht" burg,have Pa.,returiled where they call· CliJCAGO (J'p' - Stare leg.isla· children or Sprfhg£icld have· been visiting friends and relitlves h_ere ~Q~, a r~w ctays, ~ Mis. ~ .-a~ I mr~ . spenl Sunday with her s1ster' Susan Swyers anil ' familY 9t Ca nneltiln, W. Va. She is vc[y poorly from cancer. Mrs. · Rife was -a dinner guest o'f her son Jack and family, SL Albaris . 5 h. Bathroom Outfit Complete To Floor 6 :15 Dou1las E4wardr 6:30 Sgt. PreatCJJ!. Of the Yuba , ,oo Bob CummlDiS '1:30 Cllmu 8,30 Pt.ayhouse 90 Fr.aneia RUe and c.htJdreD. and his (ather 0. M. Rite ~-Pent Mon · day with CbarJes Rife, E N. &p.ai-b, St. All>anl, ull·, ed nn CJlarlea Rife SLlnday. Mr. and Mrl. · Ger•l.d Sas:ton and !a mil)' wert: lo Pvmeroy ,Sat· urday. . ily, Langsville. Mr. and Mr.s. Frrmk Knapp and Weatherman 6:00 A.etion '7Pomero,. Three Bnv Wling ~ Thrtt: franchi,e• are ope n for ttichard Rl!e lptOl ;Sundb three t~11llUI to bowl 1n the City with Ronnie Ri(e. ' League at the Pomeroy Bo'of'lhla: Mr. and Hra. HAJ'Old Rilt: and children ·of Albany, Robert JUte Jlf Uebron and RoMie Rife whO ha1 emplo)'111ent at WeueniUe. Robert RJft received a 1cholar.Jhip (rom General Motors. He its a graduate of Ru)land High School Claaa · of ' ~7 . He wUI en· ler OU Se~L 16th. , Carl Beane and Ft'eddie Palnt er or Vinton were uUlng 011 , By Sar•h M. R~t. Mrs! Freda Well-s and children· spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Raymond Thomas and fam· 41•'• I Mr . tnd l"'•· Franclt Rile and Children, ~uJIJ~a are -c>en4ins a week With tbetr puenta , Mr. and Mro. o. M. lUI• •t CorptD let and ll.r.' aad Mn. Wbite llMI' Point Roell:. .>-1 Charlea .Rile remalf\tt ..,.ery poor IJ, Gu~ SUllday were Mr dd Mrs. Edward Rlfe and children, Mr. and Mn. Georae BevrndJ(! and son of Hebl'on. BUCKWHEAT I 5~ 5ti Zany C0lle£~ion ()fNewLaws with Mr. 11nd the Pllt week 'wtu. Hr. aad Mra: ' llrt. Ch4rlet Rir~ . Roy Knapp ol Polol Roe)<. Trying to kill wil.d birds Salt is illegal under a new law in H,w Furnit11re " ti:d Rowtdup Shows Wed.neadt)' a navy militia. ..:.,...... sidents of the Ultited States. A THU!ISl>AY ten·sided high stone wall enelo11es 7,00 ~-· llP!' ground whir h Nathaulel WilSon 7'30 ll..wll in 1817 "bcqueathr.d to Jame s 8:00 Capt.ln KaliPno Monroe, pre$ldent o! the United 8'45 CBS Nows States and his successors in ol· B:M Local. Mew11 fice forever" hoping they woyld 9:00 Fred Wiring he burled beside the vave Wil· 9,30 Arthur G~tref sr n ultimatelv necupied. 10,30 Stt'lke It llteh I 11:110 Va1i~nt t..~Y Akron, Ohio,- is the home 1 o£ 11 :13 !.eve ol Llf~· what is rated as lhe largest 11:30 Seareblor Tomorrow cereal fi rm i.: lh,. world. The Quaker Oats Co. is an outgrowth 11,45 cutal!ls Llght o( one founded by the German 12:00 K,.t.le~ ~ltebe'li immigrant Ferdinand SChumar:h· 12:30 A1-tlie W'Orld. Turn1 er who invented '..a proce11s. of pl"e- 1,00 'Jur Mbs B"rookt cooklng oatm~ L30 Housepartr 2:00 ilia PIYofl In Geneva, Ohio a eentu.ry D(I:O , , Platt R. Spencer was developing 2,30 Bob croaby Show hi&swirling Spencerian writing, to 3:00 $righter Day be tdopted univer!{a!ly by the na· 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edae o1 Nlt1t tion's schoo!s, 4:00 The Early Show 5:30 'YOur Euo it.fiporter ill'. and' iiri. Bfii keGley 01 New Mat.am.cfr.u apen~ 8\Jndly with Mn. Llurt Heiney Indo call· e(ll OJl Mra. Dolly Wolfe Mn. Walter Rouah returned home Friday !rom Troy: Mr. and Mn. carmen Clvk and famil)', Pomeroy, Ji)l'nt Sun d.a;t with Mr. aDd lfn Ern~st Clark.. · ..., •EN-» I cut. New Hampshire has Ofbabli~'ll' WCHS-tV Ch•nnell _ __ _____________ A cemetery on the edge of J..im· caster, Ohio, belOngs to the Pre-- Day Book f. ill!'voft:b TO INTIRIS'I'II · • •· JaCk tO:OO PLANTS Lropold'• brllliance doet not 111ue u a factor tor his releue. ScUlptor Robert rrwln Wll briUtant 8:00 6:4ll RUTLAND him that fun ean be round in olher ' 8:30 Another part, however surety is the natural and wholesome urge of each one to do his REEDSVILLE' 1.., draatlr directlona. / ? 6.35 - Daily Sentinel and poolbly to tef;oh SlJn On Perhaps some of thls fine esprit de corps may be laid to the fact that each person wants to do his full part so that when he too goes on vacaUon he can leave with a clear conscience, REPORT llMful - and lfn. Dale Boyd,. Mr. and Mn. Valrle Spencer :'C!f Syracuse called on friend, " ,bert· Friday tnd were dinner •/.,.. l!lfll.a of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jloush aud son. '.~. ·Mnt Andy Crosa •nd son and ~ ~o Miller or Letart called on Mr. o. and M:n. Harold r.cu6h Friday. Jlr. and N..n. EV<:!· C:t Sm1t b and ' ,.;. tam!J)o, l rnut Smith entJ Mrs. J-•:plse ~;..:-J~ciie y of !=itelliJPnvillP. ~Dt ' the 'A'eekend tJilh Mr. and Mra. CharJ ~ Lltws(U. r.n d rtnend· ' J>il the fu oel'al or h'!i~ mother • ,.Mrs, Laura Smith a~ tbr Letart . ;JJlll ·M. l:f.:. Cburcll != un,lay. Mrs. Smith H!rmcrly l!vEd with ber 1 daugh1 W', 'l:.rs. Law1G~ . Yvonne Heiney · of Columbu,; spent the weeke'nd with her par· , i'J;!t.s, Mr. Q~d Mrl. Ray Heiney. ~ ~ Thomll Stowers spent the , l!etkend wltlh hi ~ parents at : HarrJsonvllle. \ ')fr, a!l(l Mrs. Harold Roueh at r tended ti~c ~Oisldn opiCiliC 81 the -.. ,hotfi(' 'J~ Mr. li nd ·Mr~ . Le3\er .. ;.,.Jordon a1 Galtipolis F.~.T~·. ~ J;harl~a Horner · of Racine "'.~nt Silrlday wltb Mr. and Mrs. a,oo To<iay . ,oo Rcu:o~ 8,00 RUARK deor1e Roblnaon ot Cleveland 1.1 via.lt1n1 hll arandparents, Mr. and Jd:n. Earl Robinson 121d Mr. THURSDAY- Channel S staff not Usted above . I •APPLE GROVE _ ' ., - Ho- ..."' when our weekly for across the river is print. ed. The crew works late and· swings around to make its regular Thursday shift . Thursday a~ ways is heavy because of shoppers' grocery and other advertising. In the face of this, the short-manned crew stood up to every challenge. Its spirt remaln. ed excellent. It is a team. What mor e ca n ma·n agement ask? Mrs . Luella Burson and Miss Emma Lou Davis, "straight matter" operators (news) nre the two other members of the mechanical - - --· t~ fspecially wUh an ice pltk, Gt•ne Brown. Columbus, i~ •n!f f suppolte ~ven JIC!k the Rip. spending a fl'w day s with hl11 per h.ad aome special qualities dn· wife Patricia llnd <'hl ldten 4nd krtown to us eloda. ~ hi~ g rDilflparent.~. Mr. and Mrs. I •ay teaVe him be untiJ he dies J Dell Luckadoo. ' apd then let's see U an aUtopsy , .Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riggs or : Mrs. Charles Spencer. , By ROBERT (. RUARK Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sorden Once nl(ain N.thnn Loopold, the cln defermlne, If posslbl~, what ' Lang..<~ville spent Su nday evenlng Mrl'.. Clarenct' of Dlamcnd, W. Va. spent Thurs. thrill killer of the "Crime of the went on Inside him. Call It eye with Mr. and day night and Frhi11y with Mr. ahd cl'ntury ," hu been denied freedom for eye, tooth for tooth, but have Price_ we bad any bulletlnl rrom young Mrs. Clint Orr. by the State or tlllnobt He had al· Ralph Kellar, son. Roger, Hilda re11dy asked for parole thrte times Bobby Franks, lately? KNIGHTS TIMPLAR PICNIC (Copyright 19M , by United Weber Columbus took supper &n vain. Ohio Valley Comma ndary, No . 24 Sunday otwitih Feature Syndicate, Jnr .) Mr. and Mrs. P4ul Knights Templar, Pomeroy, will For the younger element, LeoBy Min lucy l<lbbl• Orr and celebrated Roger'' birth· pohl is tile man who paP4Jclpat£>d Mr. :.nd Mrs. Perry Orr, Co!. have th ~ir annual p\cntc at Bai· day. · wi th the hne Richard Loeb in the urnbus :.nrl M r .~. Henry s -p tncer. ley's Lake Thursday at 6:30 p. m. thrill - killin~ of young Bobby CtJester. wei'{' gucsl.c; Thursday of All Sir Knight.!! are cordiall y in. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Newman ENJOY WIENE!R ROAST Franks 33 vean o.Jo. They were vited to 111tend. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Randolph . of Galion spent the week end with The Kool Kots 4·H Club enjoy· both rich and brilliant boys, If a Rev llu.g h Y1mng, wire and Mr. and Mn. Arthur Orr. Their touch on the homo1exual aide, end ~d a wi"'ner rua.!lt at the home of four daughters lt•fl Tuesday for CALL SPECIAl MIITING datt.!lhter, Linda, who had spent the Wayne Turner, their home in O&k Grove Park, they killed mue Franks jullt to l-f'J'. and Mrs. Mra. Hruct' Lloyd , Flower Show past two weeks with her grand· see what it was like . Loeb got stab· Augu!t 2nd. Jll., after a ~h ort v!slt with their chairman or the Amateur Qarden-~ parents returned home with them. Refreshments wert' Merved to cousins, c. Edd Humphrey and ers Club, ha! called a speclal meetbed In a pr!aon argument In 1936, Mr. aild Mrs. Ralph Trusse11 and died of his wounds. Both had Susie Parker, Larry Lash, B11r· Mrs. Humphrey. ing at her heme Friday at 2 p. m. moved from Middleport In with been sentenced to 99 years, a safe bora Carte r. Sharon Carter, Jane When a di~euJSio n is schedul~d can-· hi~ parents Mr. and Mrs. S. E. }[rs. fl ·•lh Moort>, Columbu s cernlng a show this ran. meaRUI'e for kef'ping thrill-killers Parsons, Susie l''rance, Marvel ITrussell. from practu~ lng their fun and Foley, Charlotte Smith, Jane Old· was the over Sunday guest or ' Mrs. Bertha Rose, and dauahter, PlAN FltiDAY PICNIC er, Brend a Turner, Charles Uorf. her unc lt•, Jo'rc!l C"ieman. game~ on othei' folb . Mn. Mildn•d Santee and son, The Crad le of Liberty Chapter, Linda, Wadsworth Ohio , is visit· man, Joeua Erlewint•, Sahra Form er Governor Adlai Steven- Canaday, Phylli s Snowden, Max· Larry of Glll lipolis were Sunda:: Children of the American Re\·Oiu· ing her mother arid brother, Mr11. son reduced l.eopo ld'11 sentence to Inc Dyer, Jean Parker. Osa Tw·· and Monday guest11 or her parents tlon, will have a ·picnic Friday at Dora Rose and Mr. and Mrs. Jtm· a mere 85 years, making him eU. ner, Blaine Turner, Mr . :~nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marb. Portland Park and wtll meet at lor Rose an,d famil y. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr !lpent glble for parole. Thi& was after Wayne Turner and Mr. and Mrs . the residence of Mrs. Dale~tton Sunday ,evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Howard Sburnway at 3:30 p. m. Friday. Mero L~pold volun.t.eered aa a h"*an HafV@)' ·Erlewine. ue ~ . of Raymund, 0., v~ ren•UY askAd to brln1 a covered s arid s. E. TrusSell. gtdnea pig In malaria experiJ!Itlllll Mr. and Mr..s. Perry Otr, Columhere with their ,._, "er t..rlnK and 1erved variously ln the 'jolle table aervlce for themle]vea and Miss Marilyn Durfy of Dela· bus called on Mr and Mn. Clint library and other sort billets. Now ware, o., 11 spendlnjl two wt'eks ShUffiWI\Y and SOli . their gueats. Mr. and MrH. C. A . Barnett aml Orr, Th\lrsdr.y evening. his fourth request for parole has wllh Mr. and Mra. Mitchell Cun· · Ma.ry Grace Stobart of ~bcine , gne.4ls Mr and Mi'S. Lee Queen been turned down, despite a pOw· NEW CITIZEN Oemc Powell, Tuppers Platns and f'rful public relptlons cnmpal a:n be· nelly. of St. Pe\N~Durg, Fla., attenlled Mr. and Mrfl. Robert Dunfee Mr . anll Mr.~ . Lnuls Osborne Bobby Cowdery , Long Bottom call· hind the effort to spring the 52· and dauwhter, the Queen reu ni on at Cl nrksbul'g or Columbus ore announcing the Kathy Lou of Sunday. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trus!lel\ yf'B r·old (,eop ~!d. blrlh of a dauahter, Deborah Ann PomBroy werr· Su nday guests of on Sunday. Rirh11rd L. Smith. who h 'lm· on Satut'day, Augu.~t :t. Grand· Curl Sandburg , the pGet; Earle hi s si:ttf!r, Mr . un<l Mr.11. ('nno\1 ployed In Akron came Suturday parent• ai-e Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Paige :•.nd Lucy Moorehead of StBnley Gardner. the myalery·nov. Snowden . to visit hi.~ falher . J. M. Sm ith Dunfee, Rutland and Mr. and Vienna. W. Va., called on Mr. ond t' l·f:lctory ; and Meyer Levin, who Mls.~ Billie Lou Marlin is ~pe nd · and Mrs. Smll h. Mrs. Martin, WUkesville. The Mrs. Paul Orr, Sunday. wrote a best·ll!llfl1' ott Leopold'a ing a few weeks with her aunt, Mn Rufus Randolph and ramlly Elson O'Connor or the U. S. have another dau· Duntees also back , all argued th.nt the klllerj( Mrs. E>thel Kinn ey, W&\ll'rly. spen.t Sunday with her shter and fl'om ghter. Vickie Lynn. Mrs. Betty Morton and dl4Uih· Marines arrived Frlday should be relea&ed betauae he \1 t brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. San Olt!gO. Ca lir., ror n visit with brllllant. His release, Gardner •ald ter, Josephine of Pomeroy ~pe nt hl s gran~mot hcr, Combs of Mineral Wells, w. Va . Mrs. Grace FlltE CALL would be "a deterrent to juvtftlle Wedneiday with Mr. and Mn. London. Mrs. Etta Spencer and Mnt An(ldinquency," althouah he failed to Dell Luckodoo Th e Mldcuoport Fire Depart- na Spencer attended the Hayes· ex plain why. Sandburfi referred to Mr. And M~·s. William R. Will· ment was called to the orrtce 0! Yotmg Reunion at Halliday Sunday. Mrs, Della Phillips, Ml' . ~nC a potential releaJe u "an ad of il. ... i.s nf Lancaster were recl)nl the Downing lns urant'e Company Mr. and Mrs. clint orr spent Mrs. Harold Collln11 and Mrs . mercy and Justice ." Sunday afternoon with Mr. and isnors of hl9 parenb Mr. and Wedne~ day afternoon when a It wall alMO pointed out that Leo. Ellzab~th Collins attended the Mrs. R. E. Willlttmli. MMI. Hollen Torren('e, Tuppers short in a light cau8ed ROme pold bu had two heart auaok~, Eutern Star lodge at Middleport Plains. Robert Lee Edwards and bro· slight dumage. evenina. 11uffen from dlabellca and I kid- Tbui-aday ther clark and family rehu·ned to Mra. Lola Sorden. E'aale Rldee . Mlls Albtrla Snowden wu an ney ailment . hn'l that a pity? Bobspent Thunday and Friday with thelihome In Columhu" Tuesd11)' GRANGI TO MilT by Frank11. 14 years old at the overnljht 1fuest of Phy llis Snow· after spendlnt~ ~everal days willt daughter, Mrs. Ruby Orr. her Rock Springs Otarlje will D'leet time ot hi~ slar · performam~(! n den Soturd11y. Mr. and Mrs. Jerk Sofden and their parents, Mr. and i\1!'S. 8. L. tonight at 8 p. m. A c._ndy Cantest Mr. and Mra. M. E. Dutfy And amu~ement for fhe two pe-rverted family of Pomerpy epent Sunday Edwards. will be beld and q~embers are ask· Dt~laware &pent the killers, lllll auffeu rrom death, a family, ed to brlna: either sand'!Yichet or evelilng Wlth Clint Orr and wife. weekend with Mr. and Mrs_ Mit· rathl'r permanent arntctlon . rookie". An orlalnal mlatatte was ~de ciwJI connelly. M!Ja Jane Luc111 Is visiting MI ~JS in not 11umm•rlly executln1 .,he Mr!l. John Cross of Ra ~ lne wu two killers. What I uaume Was JoeJ.ta K11y ErleWirle, the guest of Mrs . Juhn Sto.bl.rt. Mr. and Mrs . Montiomery Methe usual prison-pervert's arau· Mrs. w. R. Hayman recelvf\d ment did the Job ror Loeb, and re· ltniCht of U.pRf'!' S.ndtlskY hll\'e word en: the serious Illness Q.f her alred th~ 1trle'a mistake. But \thy been vhdtlng her ahlel", Mrs. •·· bt•other, Everett Sayre of ?a. · n the name of heaven thould f.he V. Snow(len. Mr. an(l Mrs. Je ~s Arnott or Mr1 and Mn. o,na Uolf.mtu) authorltlttl turn !pose thla ot~er Bea\·er Falls, are spending tl~ir eretp now, If he hn been worth and 1011$ were sundoY flven,ng v~catlon with hls parents, 111r. kellplni in cold ator~ee for 33 rueatt of Mr. and Mra. Cln'J& 11ild Mrs. Ott Amott. · Diehl. yeau? A numh;ft lfOM hel'e are at· Mlaa Julia Kin1 .apent .a w~ek 1 t~~n 11ee no poulb1~ U&e' for tending Bible Sehool at Letari. him out•lde the bara which h~ve W\th her Jflndpirenta, Mr. 'nd Mra. &rnrst Grim of l..t1tart con(lned him in bll toutb 1nd hll, Mr•. Earl Kln1. called on relatives here Monday Dave Routh of Columbus call· pardon the expre..lon, manhood. evening. on Mr. arid Mrs. Joe Phillips ed He can die 11 eallly in jail, of hlr vartou1 lfflietlonJ, 11 Bo9by Sund1y afternOOn . From Dayton, Ohio In HUO tbe Mr. and MI1· M. C. Conntlly Frank• died autalde it. He bu first air frelaht , a bolt ol clorl'l, and aon•, 1pem. Jut weekend In bten an expenalve ward, and hit wu carried and ~eUverl'd to a Merion, 0. famUy should have betn made Columbu• tlepartment stOTe. Mr. and f.tr1. Hayward EHe· PlY hit keep, If thriU·klilinl II 0 wlne 1nd chijdrel' of SycamQre, be re1arded •• a haJCury . If he la worth paroling- now hf m., were witlllbod a.ues~ or Mr. waa worth paroHrll a year or ao and Mra. tt•rvey Erlewir1e . Mr. and M:ra. Nate Wile and after he wa11 convicted, when there wa1 .. omethlnl o~ 1 hla youth to dau1hter and ton qent the wfelt buJtd on., aDd poulbly malui }Jim end with fir. lru,l )lrt. Kat l!:d· · Dilly SonUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 6.; Au&. 8, 19$7~ ,, 'PITISBURGH PLUSP Kudos Handed Mechanical Staff At The Doily Sentinel As Vacation Time For Key Pers sonnel Changes Routines One of the most trying times in small bus· iness is summer when key men take vac;~Uons lelvtng their fellow workers to "getting a. long" without them. It is even more diHic\l.lt in shops w.he,. bigh degrees of skill and experience are required such as the Daily Sentinel. Linotypes, with their 5,000 moving parts each, nlust keep going, Advertisements of IntriCate 1ayout and composition must tirst be set into type on a- special ·~Ad" linotype, pictures cast for the display sections, then all composed into a harmonious presentation to readers, without mistakes, If possible. This month Is vacation month In The Sent· ' KLEENEX ·~ · · · ·· · · · · · · · 400' sbox 2~c KOTEX ····· •·····,··· ······ ··· J2'sDELSEY · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· 4 rolls DINNER NAPKINS · ·· ·· ·· DASH DOG FOOD · :. · ·: · · 2- 1 lb. �• • -. ' ~ ~·--- -- -- 2-Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 8, !957 . ""' , 1) .... ...' lnel mechanical department. This week Mr. Fred Hoffman, chief of the linotype section, is in JacksonvUie, Fla. with Mrs. Hoffman . Harold Merrow, regular advertising floor compositor is s~bbing for him while Clarence Whetstone, William Rizer, and A"·on (Eightbam Buffington add to their own Merrow's re gular duties on the floor. Ve<lng problems can ~se . One did Wed· nesday . The big machine went down at a cru· cia! tirfte-noon. Fortunately Hiram Fisher o! Minersville was available. Upon request, he hurried to the scene of action and before too long had those 5,000 par:\9 functioning agsln. Wednesday night Is Bend Banner night 5:~ Room 10:00 The Price t, Rilbt 10:30 Truth or C'lnsequeneea U:OO Tic l'&t Douab 11:30 It Could Be You 12;00 Tes: !lhd .Jiu: 1UO cunent 1:00 MY J:Jtt1o lllorrto uo z,OO' 4,00 4:30 5:30 5:45 3'4ll -·..... having done all he could for his buddies when they had theirs. That may be part of it. 7,00 work the best way he knows how allll not to be beaten by problems that arise calling lor extra effort. Without \his kind of team spirit this newspaper, and many other hometown papers sol' ving their bommunities in the best wa y tftey know how, would have serious if not lmpos. 7';10 8:00 a,3o O:QO . ·, . ,:. ·~ :811 10:40 12:00 I:Oo sible obsta~les to C'Ontinu ous publication. -- --~~'----,.-....:·-,_,...:;. ' ., , '_.,~·-·~ 1!1"<\1• 1• mundton of ColumbUI. WUII1m Llrkln of New Boston a.nd Mra. Fran.c:ea .Lirkln end !on John and parubon S.mmy ~re recen' or M.r. and Mra. Charlet Amos. __......._ FOil $299.00 BAKER . FURNITURE tm 11te Brlgnteol Co.-In Middleport -CHECK THIS WJEH 1· Meigs County News ~i.. t'aiitdo 10'0Q ~ Upoto.tbe-mln.qte Newt • Franchises Alley s for the comJna: 19!17 -~7 aeason, whith Will C<trr.ffi<!t\Ce the fust wel'k i~ September. fi;J.I team may have an aveug ~ abt•ve 825. Indiv idual anrages to be taken fro~' ciO;Se of 1966·57 sea&On. A meeti1 g rele.rt"nc~ E~ans $179.95 11:50 ,., m. Wood, Bowei't Mr. of ~vans SUper Trim, Shoulder lb. PORK STEAK • -· - - lb. 49¢ ASSORTED LUNCH LOAVES FISH STICKS 3-8 oz. pkgs. $1 Booth Tastyloin ' ' PICKLE & PIMENTO MACARONI & CHEESE ,>'OLD FASHION LOAF LIVER CHEESE SPICED LUNCHQON RED PERCH FILLETS COD FISH FILLETS By the Piece --lb. 49¢ lb. 33¢ ' LEGS & THIGHS . . , . .. .. BREASTS : .... , . . . . . . . . . BACKS & NECKS . .... 2 WINGS . ........ .. .... . ' FRYER PARTS - a11d IT'S QUICK IT'S ROLSUM IT'S FUN .... lb. 5 ·$1.00 .... and, I lb. pkgs. GOLD M·EDAL. FLOUR · - 5 lb. bag 49c ·oRANGE JUICE - · - - 4 46 oz. cans $1.00 GIANT.:. t ·IDE - - - - - - · · - - ._,- .. 69¢ Mlddloport _ on 990 spot I ' PAN READY . On Your ·Radie Dial Writer Olnlngrthum •• .TII).E- · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·_- · ·· · · ·· · 2 reg. siza 59c FRYING CHICKENS . 39C LB. . . - . W. MAIN. ST. . ". PijONE 3&0·M ' . • ' ' . Marf~i Frozen · ~ ; .:\ With !Oc Off T ' \ ' · Party- pak ' .. POMEROY . SWEET P-ICKLES • i Y2 ' • • .. : I .. ·~ 29 • •39¢ ' . ' CHEEZITS ........... . .. >.. . ' 1ooz. pkg. 29c Nablseo VANILLA WAFERS······ ···· 12 OL &ox 35c ···· ..... ., . 2Sib.bag 69c I · with :1< off pl. 36e New Drip less Bottle WESSON OIL ·· · · · · ·· · · with Sc oH qt. 72c '. { Bo~o Fancy Flordia ·Large.Size MILK AMPLIFIER · · •·· · · · · · · · 24 .oz. jar SEEDLESS GRAPFRUIT · 3 only · · · ·10c Chleken-of-lhe·se• LEMONS .... ····· · '• ·• •·•· ·· ··.··· 1'1," ' ·No. ~can TUNA· · ··· · ··· lh Prite Sale , ;,. KAISER FOIL · ··· · · ·· 2- 12x25 h. rolls 59c' l doz. 39c ICE BERG LETTUCE · '·· · · · · · · · : · 2 for 49t CELERY JUMBO SIH · · · · · · · ~ · · 25c ' Sunsblne • •· ARIA -,. . KRAFT DINNER.· · · · ·· : · · · · 1 baxes 3~c qt.jar PRICE .SALE -llot Rise Martha White WHilE CORN MEAL .' 6oz. cans . INSTANT .COFFEE · ·· · · · · · :. 6oL jar $1.39 . KRAFT FUDGIES · · · · · · · · · · :· 12oz; bag 29c , KRAFT DESERT T.OPPING . ' ·siMONS MAR·KET .. . ' With 'lie OU Chatie & Sanborn Ue coupon pn speetol pltg. KING SIZE TIDE · · ··· ·· · .. · · · · · · · · · · $1.19 GRAPES · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · I~. 25c •• • ' Fancy red or 'White The DailyorSentinel · lb. 69< lb. 79< lb. 19< lb. 3:1< More Tenderness! More Ffavor ! \ ' "11ae Store Complete" .• 7 DAYS PER WEEK' 8 A.M. to t P.M. 441 Lo<UII St. Super Trhn YELLOW GLOBE . ONIONS 5 lbs. · · · ·29c '"e"li ' carroll Hardware ond Furoltofe If, 2nd A,., YOUNGS MARKET Booth EVANS FF BRAND $109.95 McMaster ·---~--- 1 " .,.... P~ Jo.bn Stobart eaUed on Mr and Mr11. FTanclJ Sch.illins herMrs. a.iJtt"r, lol r!. George .l{rider, a and lhr~ ch.ildun etf Newton 'JII 1.ient ln Hol1>er Ho11piUl Wed· l''a ll•. Q., and Mn. C•nle ror~> ~Jdl)' . man of lofillertpOrt caJled 8 n Mi.sa Aucu•la Wolfe who ha. tnend 11 and relativu here and alao called on Mrt. Nettie Alex ander who is a au\at of Wtll Crow and daueht.er. Lloyd Nice wu at P•rkersburl( conaulting Dr, Hartman . Mr. and Mra. Charlea McN ick· CALA STYLE Lean, Tender, short shank I :Mrs. Faye the form · tnd d•u&hter EliUbetb of Char· lKton IJ)d: Mn. Lena Piekeru and Mrs. Carroll Ptckeru, Muon City. SAVE 3 WAYS Michigan, but it's legal now tc use firecrackers to frighten birds away from fjsh .hatcheries in Florida. , A legislative committee in Mas- · sachusett!l is st\idying the fairest way to tax m'ichinery used for gatherlnR moss. .In Minnesota, dealers in nunnows now thi: state's censing regu}ar minnow And Jndian'a amiably law permitting person!! eorporations who are not subject to tax to donate wjJ.atever they wish to· help pay the state's bills. . Mra. ,Jerry PlANTS Are No'wOpen tors in one of their butle!Ji: 'ye&n bave round time .to pall lawa affecting mihnow plcldera and mou gatherers. Legislative odditJel aueb aa these were turned u_p In quantity in a survey, by Commer,ce Clear· ing House, national reporting i uthority on tax and bUJinen law. NtlW you can be flned $25 ta $100 in NebraSka lf your clotll: doesn't shOw standard, tlm.e. · Picketi~ a cemetclrf .'during funeral is allegal In OhlO. . •Giving out trejlng stamps is a crime in Kansa11. In Tenne88ee Jt's llleial to use the telephone lO one.' lnd~ana a but made the only if It octurs· Cash on 1iqu9to prizes or raf·fles are iiJegaJ in 54 ln. ·CABINET SINK 10:05 !kanninJ·Uat Weatber 10:10 The L'lte ·~~row Daily _ Alle1J. TOll twrthor:r ln. ed IJy the lli netJI of bia l\rotb.r, Corrnahon IH ..Bob.. !hub or lawrence. " ltocU" Davis. C1HinJ at Ulto Pickenc home Tuesday were Mrs. JudY Ruat Charles Rife recenUy. ~~~~w;;;Lh~l~'held '~'~"f~ c;~Lr~L~•~,. •~w~it~l ~ les fromwereHarri .. Ezra Knipp spent a few day& bf!rPatlf.y ajsterRi.tr lkl. tftnt Genl~ a1 th~ 7•~ o'eloek P.~·~M. at ~b<' tht" burg,have Pa.,returiled where they call· CliJCAGO (J'p' - Stare leg.isla· children or Sprfhg£icld have· been visiting friends and relitlves h_ere ~Q~, a r~w ctays, ~ Mis. ~ .-a~ I mr~ . spenl Sunday with her s1ster' Susan Swyers anil ' familY 9t Ca nneltiln, W. Va. She is vc[y poorly from cancer. Mrs. · Rife was -a dinner guest o'f her son Jack and family, SL Albaris . 5 h. Bathroom Outfit Complete To Floor 6 :15 Dou1las E4wardr 6:30 Sgt. PreatCJJ!. Of the Yuba , ,oo Bob CummlDiS '1:30 Cllmu 8,30 Pt.ayhouse 90 Fr.aneia RUe and c.htJdreD. and his (ather 0. M. Rite ~-Pent Mon · day with CbarJes Rife, E N. &p.ai-b, St. All>anl, ull·, ed nn CJlarlea Rife SLlnday. Mr. and Mrl. · Ger•l.d Sas:ton and !a mil)' wert: lo Pvmeroy ,Sat· urday. . ily, Langsville. Mr. and Mr.s. Frrmk Knapp and Weatherman 6:00 A.etion '7Pomero,. Three Bnv Wling ~ Thrtt: franchi,e• are ope n for ttichard Rl!e lptOl ;Sundb three t~11llUI to bowl 1n the City with Ronnie Ri(e. ' League at the Pomeroy Bo'of'lhla: Mr. and Hra. HAJ'Old Rilt: and children ·of Albany, Robert JUte Jlf Uebron and RoMie Rife whO ha1 emplo)'111ent at WeueniUe. Robert RJft received a 1cholar.Jhip (rom General Motors. He its a graduate of Ru)land High School Claaa · of ' ~7 . He wUI en· ler OU Se~L 16th. , Carl Beane and Ft'eddie Palnt er or Vinton were uUlng 011 , By Sar•h M. R~t. Mrs! Freda Well-s and children· spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. Raymond Thomas and fam· 41•'• I Mr . tnd l"'•· Franclt Rile and Children, ~uJIJ~a are -c>en4ins a week With tbetr puenta , Mr. and Mro. o. M. lUI• •t CorptD let and ll.r.' aad Mn. Wbite llMI' Point Roell:. .>-1 Charlea .Rile remalf\tt ..,.ery poor IJ, Gu~ SUllday were Mr dd Mrs. Edward Rlfe and children, Mr. and Mn. Georae BevrndJ(! and son of Hebl'on. BUCKWHEAT I 5~ 5ti Zany C0lle£~ion ()fNewLaws with Mr. 11nd the Pllt week 'wtu. Hr. aad Mra: ' llrt. Ch4rlet Rir~ . Roy Knapp ol Polol Roe)<. Trying to kill wil.d birds Salt is illegal under a new law in H,w Furnit11re " ti:d Rowtdup Shows Wed.neadt)' a navy militia. ..:.,...... sidents of the Ultited States. A THU!ISl>AY ten·sided high stone wall enelo11es 7,00 ~-· llP!' ground whir h Nathaulel WilSon 7'30 ll..wll in 1817 "bcqueathr.d to Jame s 8:00 Capt.ln KaliPno Monroe, pre$ldent o! the United 8'45 CBS Nows States and his successors in ol· B:M Local. Mew11 fice forever" hoping they woyld 9:00 Fred Wiring he burled beside the vave Wil· 9,30 Arthur G~tref sr n ultimatelv necupied. 10,30 Stt'lke It llteh I 11:110 Va1i~nt t..~Y Akron, Ohio,- is the home 1 o£ 11 :13 !.eve ol Llf~· what is rated as lhe largest 11:30 Seareblor Tomorrow cereal fi rm i.: lh,. world. The Quaker Oats Co. is an outgrowth 11,45 cutal!ls Llght o( one founded by the German 12:00 K,.t.le~ ~ltebe'li immigrant Ferdinand SChumar:h· 12:30 A1-tlie W'Orld. Turn1 er who invented '..a proce11s. of pl"e- 1,00 'Jur Mbs B"rookt cooklng oatm~ L30 Housepartr 2:00 ilia PIYofl In Geneva, Ohio a eentu.ry D(I:O , , Platt R. Spencer was developing 2,30 Bob croaby Show hi&swirling Spencerian writing, to 3:00 $righter Day be tdopted univer!{a!ly by the na· 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edae o1 Nlt1t tion's schoo!s, 4:00 The Early Show 5:30 'YOur Euo it.fiporter ill'. and' iiri. Bfii keGley 01 New Mat.am.cfr.u apen~ 8\Jndly with Mn. Llurt Heiney Indo call· e(ll OJl Mra. Dolly Wolfe Mn. Walter Rouah returned home Friday !rom Troy: Mr. and Mn. carmen Clvk and famil)', Pomeroy, Ji)l'nt Sun d.a;t with Mr. aDd lfn Ern~st Clark.. · ..., •EN-» I cut. New Hampshire has Ofbabli~'ll' WCHS-tV Ch•nnell _ __ _____________ A cemetery on the edge of J..im· caster, Ohio, belOngs to the Pre-- Day Book f. ill!'voft:b TO INTIRIS'I'II · • •· JaCk tO:OO PLANTS Lropold'• brllliance doet not 111ue u a factor tor his releue. ScUlptor Robert rrwln Wll briUtant 8:00 6:4ll RUTLAND him that fun ean be round in olher ' 8:30 Another part, however surety is the natural and wholesome urge of each one to do his REEDSVILLE' 1.., draatlr directlona. / ? 6.35 - Daily Sentinel and poolbly to tef;oh SlJn On Perhaps some of thls fine esprit de corps may be laid to the fact that each person wants to do his full part so that when he too goes on vacaUon he can leave with a clear conscience, REPORT llMful - and lfn. Dale Boyd,. Mr. and Mn. Valrle Spencer :'C!f Syracuse called on friend, " ,bert· Friday tnd were dinner •/.,.. l!lfll.a of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jloush aud son. '.~. ·Mnt Andy Crosa •nd son and ~ ~o Miller or Letart called on Mr. o. and M:n. Harold r.cu6h Friday. Jlr. and N..n. EV<:!· C:t Sm1t b and ' ,.;. tam!J)o, l rnut Smith entJ Mrs. J-•:plse ~;..:-J~ciie y of !=itelliJPnvillP. ~Dt ' the 'A'eekend tJilh Mr. and Mra. CharJ ~ Lltws(U. r.n d rtnend· ' J>il the fu oel'al or h'!i~ mother • ,.Mrs, Laura Smith a~ tbr Letart . ;JJlll ·M. l:f.:. Cburcll != un,lay. Mrs. Smith H!rmcrly l!vEd with ber 1 daugh1 W', 'l:.rs. Law1G~ . Yvonne Heiney · of Columbu,; spent the weeke'nd with her par· , i'J;!t.s, Mr. Q~d Mrl. Ray Heiney. ~ ~ Thomll Stowers spent the , l!etkend wltlh hi ~ parents at : HarrJsonvllle. \ ')fr, a!l(l Mrs. Harold Roueh at r tended ti~c ~Oisldn opiCiliC 81 the -.. ,hotfi(' 'J~ Mr. li nd ·Mr~ . Le3\er .. ;.,.Jordon a1 Galtipolis F.~.T~·. ~ J;harl~a Horner · of Racine "'.~nt Silrlday wltb Mr. and Mrs. a,oo To<iay . ,oo Rcu:o~ 8,00 RUARK deor1e Roblnaon ot Cleveland 1.1 via.lt1n1 hll arandparents, Mr. and Jd:n. Earl Robinson 121d Mr. THURSDAY- Channel S staff not Usted above . I •APPLE GROVE _ ' ., - Ho- ..."' when our weekly for across the river is print. ed. The crew works late and· swings around to make its regular Thursday shift . Thursday a~ ways is heavy because of shoppers' grocery and other advertising. In the face of this, the short-manned crew stood up to every challenge. Its spirt remaln. ed excellent. It is a team. What mor e ca n ma·n agement ask? Mrs . Luella Burson and Miss Emma Lou Davis, "straight matter" operators (news) nre the two other members of the mechanical - - --· t~ fspecially wUh an ice pltk, Gt•ne Brown. Columbus, i~ •n!f f suppolte ~ven JIC!k the Rip. spending a fl'w day s with hl11 per h.ad aome special qualities dn· wife Patricia llnd <'hl ldten 4nd krtown to us eloda. ~ hi~ g rDilflparent.~. Mr. and Mrs. I •ay teaVe him be untiJ he dies J Dell Luckadoo. ' apd then let's see U an aUtopsy , .Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riggs or : Mrs. Charles Spencer. , By ROBERT (. RUARK Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sorden Once nl(ain N.thnn Loopold, the cln defermlne, If posslbl~, what ' Lang..<~ville spent Su nday evenlng Mrl'.. Clarenct' of Dlamcnd, W. Va. spent Thurs. thrill killer of the "Crime of the went on Inside him. Call It eye with Mr. and day night and Frhi11y with Mr. ahd cl'ntury ," hu been denied freedom for eye, tooth for tooth, but have Price_ we bad any bulletlnl rrom young Mrs. Clint Orr. by the State or tlllnobt He had al· Ralph Kellar, son. Roger, Hilda re11dy asked for parole thrte times Bobby Franks, lately? KNIGHTS TIMPLAR PICNIC (Copyright 19M , by United Weber Columbus took supper &n vain. Ohio Valley Comma ndary, No . 24 Sunday otwitih Feature Syndicate, Jnr .) Mr. and Mrs. P4ul Knights Templar, Pomeroy, will For the younger element, LeoBy Min lucy l<lbbl• Orr and celebrated Roger'' birth· pohl is tile man who paP4Jclpat£>d Mr. :.nd Mrs. Perry Orr, Co!. have th ~ir annual p\cntc at Bai· day. · wi th the hne Richard Loeb in the urnbus :.nrl M r .~. Henry s -p tncer. ley's Lake Thursday at 6:30 p. m. thrill - killin~ of young Bobby CtJester. wei'{' gucsl.c; Thursday of All Sir Knight.!! are cordiall y in. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Newman ENJOY WIENE!R ROAST Franks 33 vean o.Jo. They were vited to 111tend. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Randolph . of Galion spent the week end with The Kool Kots 4·H Club enjoy· both rich and brilliant boys, If a Rev llu.g h Y1mng, wire and Mr. and Mn. Arthur Orr. Their touch on the homo1exual aide, end ~d a wi"'ner rua.!lt at the home of four daughters lt•fl Tuesday for CALL SPECIAl MIITING datt.!lhter, Linda, who had spent the Wayne Turner, their home in O&k Grove Park, they killed mue Franks jullt to l-f'J'. and Mrs. Mra. Hruct' Lloyd , Flower Show past two weeks with her grand· see what it was like . Loeb got stab· Augu!t 2nd. Jll., after a ~h ort v!slt with their chairman or the Amateur Qarden-~ parents returned home with them. Refreshments wert' Merved to cousins, c. Edd Humphrey and ers Club, ha! called a speclal meetbed In a pr!aon argument In 1936, Mr. aild Mrs. Ralph Trusse11 and died of his wounds. Both had Susie Parker, Larry Lash, B11r· Mrs. Humphrey. ing at her heme Friday at 2 p. m. moved from Middleport In with been sentenced to 99 years, a safe bora Carte r. Sharon Carter, Jane When a di~euJSio n is schedul~d can-· hi~ parents Mr. and Mrs. S. E. }[rs. fl ·•lh Moort>, Columbu s cernlng a show this ran. meaRUI'e for kef'ping thrill-killers Parsons, Susie l''rance, Marvel ITrussell. from practu~ lng their fun and Foley, Charlotte Smith, Jane Old· was the over Sunday guest or ' Mrs. Bertha Rose, and dauahter, PlAN FltiDAY PICNIC er, Brend a Turner, Charles Uorf. her unc lt•, Jo'rc!l C"ieman. game~ on othei' folb . Mn. Mildn•d Santee and son, The Crad le of Liberty Chapter, Linda, Wadsworth Ohio , is visit· man, Joeua Erlewint•, Sahra Form er Governor Adlai Steven- Canaday, Phylli s Snowden, Max· Larry of Glll lipolis were Sunda:: Children of the American Re\·Oiu· ing her mother arid brother, Mr11. son reduced l.eopo ld'11 sentence to Inc Dyer, Jean Parker. Osa Tw·· and Monday guest11 or her parents tlon, will have a ·picnic Friday at Dora Rose and Mr. and Mrs. Jtm· a mere 85 years, making him eU. ner, Blaine Turner, Mr . :~nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marb. Portland Park and wtll meet at lor Rose an,d famil y. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr !lpent glble for parole. Thi& was after Wayne Turner and Mr. and Mrs . the residence of Mrs. Dale~tton Sunday ,evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Howard Sburnway at 3:30 p. m. Friday. Mero L~pold volun.t.eered aa a h"*an HafV@)' ·Erlewine. ue ~ . of Raymund, 0., v~ ren•UY askAd to brln1 a covered s arid s. E. TrusSell. gtdnea pig In malaria experiJ!Itlllll Mr. and Mr..s. Perry Otr, Columhere with their ,._, "er t..rlnK and 1erved variously ln the 'jolle table aervlce for themle]vea and Miss Marilyn Durfy of Dela· bus called on Mr and Mn. Clint library and other sort billets. Now ware, o., 11 spendlnjl two wt'eks ShUffiWI\Y and SOli . their gueats. Mr. and MrH. C. A . Barnett aml Orr, Th\lrsdr.y evening. his fourth request for parole has wllh Mr. and Mra. Mitchell Cun· · Ma.ry Grace Stobart of ~bcine , gne.4ls Mr and Mi'S. Lee Queen been turned down, despite a pOw· NEW CITIZEN Oemc Powell, Tuppers Platns and f'rful public relptlons cnmpal a:n be· nelly. of St. Pe\N~Durg, Fla., attenlled Mr. and Mrfl. Robert Dunfee Mr . anll Mr.~ . Lnuls Osborne Bobby Cowdery , Long Bottom call· hind the effort to spring the 52· and dauwhter, the Queen reu ni on at Cl nrksbul'g or Columbus ore announcing the Kathy Lou of Sunday. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trus!lel\ yf'B r·old (,eop ~!d. blrlh of a dauahter, Deborah Ann PomBroy werr· Su nday guests of on Sunday. Rirh11rd L. Smith. who h 'lm· on Satut'day, Augu.~t :t. Grand· Curl Sandburg , the pGet; Earle hi s si:ttf!r, Mr . un<l Mr.11. ('nno\1 ployed In Akron came Suturday parent• ai-e Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Paige :•.nd Lucy Moorehead of StBnley Gardner. the myalery·nov. Snowden . to visit hi.~ falher . J. M. Sm ith Dunfee, Rutland and Mr. and Vienna. W. Va., called on Mr. ond t' l·f:lctory ; and Meyer Levin, who Mls.~ Billie Lou Marlin is ~pe nd · and Mrs. Smll h. Mrs. Martin, WUkesville. The Mrs. Paul Orr, Sunday. wrote a best·ll!llfl1' ott Leopold'a ing a few weeks with her aunt, Mn Rufus Randolph and ramlly Elson O'Connor or the U. S. have another dau· Duntees also back , all argued th.nt the klllerj( Mrs. E>thel Kinn ey, W&\ll'rly. spen.t Sunday with her shter and fl'om ghter. Vickie Lynn. Mrs. Betty Morton and dl4Uih· Marines arrived Frlday should be relea&ed betauae he \1 t brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. San Olt!gO. Ca lir., ror n visit with brllllant. His release, Gardner •ald ter, Josephine of Pomeroy ~pe nt hl s gran~mot hcr, Combs of Mineral Wells, w. Va . Mrs. Grace FlltE CALL would be "a deterrent to juvtftlle Wedneiday with Mr. and Mn. London. Mrs. Etta Spencer and Mnt An(ldinquency," althouah he failed to Dell Luckodoo Th e Mldcuoport Fire Depart- na Spencer attended the Hayes· ex plain why. Sandburfi referred to Mr. And M~·s. William R. Will· ment was called to the orrtce 0! Yotmg Reunion at Halliday Sunday. Mrs, Della Phillips, Ml' . ~nC a potential releaJe u "an ad of il. ... i.s nf Lancaster were recl)nl the Downing lns urant'e Company Mr. and Mrs. clint orr spent Mrs. Harold Collln11 and Mrs . mercy and Justice ." Sunday afternoon with Mr. and isnors of hl9 parenb Mr. and Wedne~ day afternoon when a It wall alMO pointed out that Leo. Ellzab~th Collins attended the Mrs. R. E. Willlttmli. MMI. Hollen Torren('e, Tuppers short in a light cau8ed ROme pold bu had two heart auaok~, Eutern Star lodge at Middleport Plains. Robert Lee Edwards and bro· slight dumage. evenina. 11uffen from dlabellca and I kid- Tbui-aday ther clark and family rehu·ned to Mra. Lola Sorden. E'aale Rldee . Mlls Albtrla Snowden wu an ney ailment . hn'l that a pity? Bobspent Thunday and Friday with thelihome In Columhu" Tuesd11)' GRANGI TO MilT by Frank11. 14 years old at the overnljht 1fuest of Phy llis Snow· after spendlnt~ ~everal days willt daughter, Mrs. Ruby Orr. her Rock Springs Otarlje will D'leet time ot hi~ slar · performam~(! n den Soturd11y. Mr. and Mrs. Jerk Sofden and their parents, Mr. and i\1!'S. 8. L. tonight at 8 p. m. A c._ndy Cantest Mr. and Mra. M. E. Dutfy And amu~ement for fhe two pe-rverted family of Pomerpy epent Sunday Edwards. will be beld and q~embers are ask· Dt~laware &pent the killers, lllll auffeu rrom death, a family, ed to brlna: either sand'!Yichet or evelilng Wlth Clint Orr and wife. weekend with Mr. and Mrs_ Mit· rathl'r permanent arntctlon . rookie". An orlalnal mlatatte was ~de ciwJI connelly. M!Ja Jane Luc111 Is visiting MI ~JS in not 11umm•rlly executln1 .,he Mr!l. John Cross of Ra ~ lne wu two killers. What I uaume Was JoeJ.ta K11y ErleWirle, the guest of Mrs . Juhn Sto.bl.rt. Mr. and Mrs . Montiomery Methe usual prison-pervert's arau· Mrs. w. R. Hayman recelvf\d ment did the Job ror Loeb, and re· ltniCht of U.pRf'!' S.ndtlskY hll\'e word en: the serious Illness Q.f her alred th~ 1trle'a mistake. But \thy been vhdtlng her ahlel", Mrs. •·· bt•other, Everett Sayre of ?a. · n the name of heaven thould f.he V. Snow(len. Mr. an(l Mrs. Je ~s Arnott or Mr1 and Mn. o,na Uolf.mtu) authorltlttl turn !pose thla ot~er Bea\·er Falls, are spending tl~ir eretp now, If he hn been worth and 1011$ were sundoY flven,ng v~catlon with hls parents, 111r. kellplni in cold ator~ee for 33 rueatt of Mr. and Mra. Cln'J& 11ild Mrs. Ott Amott. · Diehl. yeau? A numh;ft lfOM hel'e are at· Mlaa Julia Kin1 .apent .a w~ek 1 t~~n 11ee no poulb1~ U&e' for tending Bible Sehool at Letari. him out•lde the bara which h~ve W\th her Jflndpirenta, Mr. 'nd Mra. &rnrst Grim of l..t1tart con(lned him in bll toutb 1nd hll, Mr•. Earl Kln1. called on relatives here Monday Dave Routh of Columbus call· pardon the expre..lon, manhood. evening. on Mr. arid Mrs. Joe Phillips ed He can die 11 eallly in jail, of hlr vartou1 lfflietlonJ, 11 Bo9by Sund1y afternOOn . From Dayton, Ohio In HUO tbe Mr. and MI1· M. C. Conntlly Frank• died autalde it. He bu first air frelaht , a bolt ol clorl'l, and aon•, 1pem. Jut weekend In bten an expenalve ward, and hit wu carried and ~eUverl'd to a Merion, 0. famUy should have betn made Columbu• tlepartment stOTe. Mr. and f.tr1. Hayward EHe· PlY hit keep, If thriU·klilinl II 0 wlne 1nd chijdrel' of SycamQre, be re1arded •• a haJCury . If he la worth paroling- now hf m., were witlllbod a.ues~ or Mr. waa worth paroHrll a year or ao and Mra. tt•rvey Erlewir1e . Mr. and M:ra. Nate Wile and after he wa11 convicted, when there wa1 .. omethlnl o~ 1 hla youth to dau1hter and ton qent the wfelt buJtd on., aDd poulbly malui }Jim end with fir. lru,l )lrt. Kat l!:d· · Dilly SonUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 6.; Au&. 8, 19$7~ ,, 'PITISBURGH PLUSP Kudos Handed Mechanical Staff At The Doily Sentinel As Vacation Time For Key Pers sonnel Changes Routines One of the most trying times in small bus· iness is summer when key men take vac;~Uons lelvtng their fellow workers to "getting a. long" without them. It is even more diHic\l.lt in shops w.he,. bigh degrees of skill and experience are required such as the Daily Sentinel. Linotypes, with their 5,000 moving parts each, nlust keep going, Advertisements of IntriCate 1ayout and composition must tirst be set into type on a- special ·~Ad" linotype, pictures cast for the display sections, then all composed into a harmonious presentation to readers, without mistakes, If possible. This month Is vacation month In The Sent· ' KLEENEX ·~ · · · ·· · · · · · · · 400' sbox 2~c KOTEX ····· •·····,··· ······ ··· J2'sDELSEY · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· 4 rolls DINNER NAPKINS · ·· ·· ·· DASH DOG FOOD · :. · ·: · · 2- 1 lb. �.. . Posts .Tou·rney IStar Battin L·sfre . ._~u,sentlnoi,Pomeroy.~dMe;rt.o,, Ag ~g ' bbetts Hopes Nuxhall Is Stopper~or Redlegs L'fe Dream T Swnn . Channel Smashed ) . Sk.d After Braves wa11op c· . .12 T 2 mcmnati $}~~.;t!; ·(all - · or""' ;::;:: dYaJ.l Yo~th i!' •. a.usT ' 'woodrow Call . announced today his AII·SIBJ Little League IS made up or hve Indums !hiS own tcam i, three Red Sox, I team that will enter Lhe Wellston Tournament ne't week It , three Senators, apd four Yankel's Here is how they'll ba t: ... S\v"ckha .. " . Yar•ke•s, ... Johnny Singer. lnd1'ans . C. Charl•s JJJ"r 2b; Ernie Bing , Yankees. lf : Gene Wise , Indians , d ; Ronnie Manley , Senators. p or rf . Hu~'lel MtEihinney Indians ss· Rick Oiler , Red Sox. 1 b . Wes G tlkey , Red Sox cOr rf; John~y Ai· Jensworth, Yankees , b _ · _ __ 3 c "d bl . . nn~t era e Ju~~ltn .~ wtll hi' Mol'rls. Btn.t nu:aNlner (3). Kcnn:: I I CALAIS. France l_1P Gus Bncknt'r said the orllY time he 1Brickner of Chal'leror, Pa ., slarb npcrienced simil4r cramps wa1 1homc today a_fter _seeing hili Uf_e's rn Lake Ontvio in 1951. 1 dream of swunmtng the 'EnJ;;Itsh I _" I don 't know ~hy it hap~ned. Channt!l sm:~shed. The water was mce abolft SJ d6The 45 · year. old grandfather gret>s, and not' cbop[,y," he said. I 1'hehalf..pt:ralr:yed' swlmmer1ia9 • Q&e Cineinnali's old tormenle~ . to be carried asHqre in C.la~ l!.ew J;Wrctette of Milwaukee. "\ when his boat docked at 1 p. m '". "'nt?~ay ni~ht, Milwauk£'e 8 a . rn . e. d. t. - I Ctnrlnna11 t.IU to !ake lilbir Wth aame out ot 12 slartf •uys, • ARON y••~ UP against the aedtegs t,hia year. '""' "" •""'" The Braves pounded tive Clc· NEW YORK . UP- Willie Mays cinnati pitebers (or M hits, in· of th(> New York Gia.,ts and Na- eluding two "tircuit blasts by Wes tiona! League batting c_ltampjon Covlnet;on and three hits by Rt•c! Hank Aa~on of th.e MtlWJUkfe Sl hoendienst. Braves Wtll he,ad a te::tm of Ne&ro , The_ '!,in 1yent '<> GC"ne Coto!e~· All-Stars _whtch will le~~e Oct. 12· !T he MUWalliee pitcher has no\1.• a sertes of gam:s tn Panarg.a, won fiv~ :otraight gsmes and gave and posstbly Colomtiia ~JI.e Bra~ a ~r.e )flj a haH "amt> and in lltQr Nlltiodal ti.eague. BASEBALL RESULT •'¥~N ehonlflng II,_. a! Oil I "'• · ,. tooll.drMter safety hr rtru, rour wile n4 Chlldre11 yow. ' A f1t~ & p ~o~ncture or liloweut th "built-in.. ....- leu ·you drive in &, nonna1 apeeda, lot &G8 mila or more. •1 r lrrln "' loday 'OJ -~~~~ li'ode-ln df-' • IOOI,WMAf.HA,.NI "A ~ 01 I LOWOUf OCCUtl $25to$1000 In • CaprlvtAir Monl!y on Signa• t ure• only, aulo or turnjture- for every . worthy purpose. RIZ. OIL CO. Kal Jlindy, Manager · -- · · · 300 W. Second St. - Phone: 432, Pomeroy .._. llotu·•: Mcm .~Fri. 9- :i ; Sat. 9-12 - 0peft evenhiQI b11 appo!ntmrnt ·, ---·--------.. ' 1 - - ---- ' munr. Games were played and rerre:d1- .. tll!lleL A yellow aond geen color tcheme wu 11Md In tb.l! Llyae home. The riPfre•bmut table waa eovu· ed with 1 late cloth and the tenter:;Jieu n• an atraftlll!!intnt of yellw gradiolu and white dailit-f 8 lb 10 OZ d-auP'tef, SUNIQ .!lb.a· Olint~d by Jellow taptn ln erytHunM!. Mn. n. R. Vaau,·l(n, Joha lll c•ndelabn bet:Jt, ~~tl Hoher HOSpital. Tbe IPFy, Mra.. Donall Smith, M)• Qel. Lerall ara!ufparentl are Mr. and Mlu RoWih neeeived man.:r ove-- d)'~ Jltrt,_ ll'rl..~ Jamn .Ill. t.o1J. Mn1. T. M. Bu•b. Roanoke, \ta 11.nd ly fl"- •rtd the gllellt 1\at intludn MH. Willtani PowellL tllt pat.f1"n:a) rraJidittotber iJ Jl~en.. 111'1. L: C. JI,Outh. Yr.. Oo~U~Id Fog. PoweU, Mrs. Sara ta.JKoll, t)' Brrttck .ot .Arlineton, Va. Thil iJ leltonJ;'11~. ~Y Pt'otntt. ~n. L. Otte RouiH, Mft:· J'hlllp WOl the ftrtttthlld Buck1. J. Rutt.tntutter, Mra. Clyde P'ole-y , Mrt . .r . J.. ijat2y, ·Mftr 11: ~· '· JttbWI'• Mra. A. X. HcCiung, Mrs Harry ant. M'l'l. Howard WJJerW.•~• A t'frRal and lhiea'.ahower wat Layne, Mrs. Otto Grimm. Mrs Ro- N. o. Wein, Mtf, Paul JftD1deliOo held rft't!!ntly . boru~J"a: MI .. Carol land XIH', Mrt. Flo ~ 1 Carmack, Mra. Edwin Sl:eio, • M:tt. · RGush.· bride ele!!l of' John Barring. Mrs. A. d. Mehlman, Mr8. J _V. Me-l Rollllh, the honorH tnd the Grew, Mra Lrw Roush, Mn. Lester teues. m• rer.. t• J'f"' .,, FREE ·F REE tNCUJDES TICKETS TO CROSLEY FIELD A~D 1' nces RA.CtNE H HAs a·EEN APPon--rrE'o Authori•ed Factory Dealer I I ' 113 N. SlCiND STREET Pomeroy, Ohio GATEWAY CENTER St. Albans, W.Va. MilL & SiCOND STREETS U2601110 Dunbar, W.Va. . . Middleport, Ohio 2445 THIRD AVENUE Huntington, W.Va. 4800 McCORil. AVENUE$. Charl"ton, W.Va. 8~25·1 OlH STREET Hunti!llfon, W. Va. 808VIRG-tTRitJMSTCharleston, W.Va. ' 2503 WASHINGTON BLVD. Huntington, W.Va. 252 TIIIIO AYERUI Gallipolis, Ohio 6TH'AVEtM & stlREET Huntington, W.Va. 2412 JACKSOti AVENUE Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. . . TRANSP'ORTAT'ION ROUND TRIP FREE ENTRY B:LANKS AT ALL EVANS MARKETS FOR SIEGLER OIL and GAS HEATERS, 1 • EVANS SUPER MARKETS has reserved 4 roomy (50 to 80 se~~tlng · capacity), alr-tol!dlliolled coaches on the C & 0 - or .- .0 \' NOTHING TO JiiJY .. ,,., JUST REGISTER AT YOUR WrtHOUT COSTLY, DIRT CQLLECTING PIPES AND REGISTERS! . s haklng Scope~ t r i:l l in Tenn., where Dar row bullll•d ugainsl WI Ilium J l!nnings Bryan ro fl t·f~ n d !hi~ right or Thomas Sr.'Opl'S I'! teach evo lution in p i ~t da .~~ ~·~ . -~ -- --· · • FUR.-NITURE CO. RUTLAND, OM:IO B~EN HAS APP.OINTED AuthQrized .Facl'ory. Dealer FOR SJEGL.ER OIL a.ftd GAS HEATERS ' ' mE C & ()BASEBALL SPECIAL LEAVES: DRAWING ·AUGUST 26at2:P.M: . • ., GRAND RUTLAN~D ~ is only 1 10 mlnule walk to CROSLEY FIELD. BASJijBALI!. SPECIAL for lbe lucky Winners, Tho lr oln will CHARLESTON 8:25A.M. Eastern Standard Time. take the lucky winners Into Union Station, Cincinnati, which HUNTINGTON 7:45 A,M. Eastern Standard Time. T HROWS HAMMER 196 FT. LA HTI . Finland UP- Bob Backn~ tlw New YG1'k Athlelir l" lub thr{'W thf' hamrTlf'r 190 feet ~ mrhe-. Wt•d nt'sda.v lo establi sh ;1 persuna l h i:~ h arul win the 1·vent in !ln inlNn.TiinnJI track .tn<l fif'ld m1~e t. 'UST LIKE A FURIIACE, , ,lUI 'WITHOUT COSTLY DIRT . . PIPES AfiD RIGISTERI " MUST BE CLAIMED BY THURSDAY AUGUST 29. Un<lalm £0NVENIENT NEIGHBORHOOD EVANS SUPER MARK· ed llekels will be given to the Little League Dlredor In you r Ell' • , • . • . RESISTER TO·IYA Y AND EVERY TIME YOU city for dlslrlbullon to Lillie League Ball Players. VISIT EVANS, Employees and their lamiUes uot ell gable to wiD . .. All wlaners will be lnfOI'IIIed bf Mall. ALL TICKETS Ali CONDITIONING-TfMPUATURFS MADE TO mDH-AJ NEW l OW COST. GH A D£M0NSTRATl0N1 ' Sandra Rouah Mn Chmde Bumr&rner ani Mrs : Lloyd· Rouah. SHOWeR Mlu Sandra Roush honored Wanda Rouah recently wit h a per. sonaJ shower with Betty Jo,..e~; u. '"l n"lt'ad lOR ·- I liam Rl.INeU, Hra. hut Roullh, Mrs. Roland Karr. Jane Wol"re, Judy PrJ s.u~nne Wolpert, Belty Jon~s. Jean THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES • ~~oo..- cent!)' l.to.nored with 1 ldteben JhGwtr It the hl)flle of Donna 8um- Mn. Edwin Rowh, ~rl. Jobn•le JI1'Der wi"UI Hary Jean Tlbit of Rouah, CV'QI. Ann .Rouh. P1tty Muney, ){ft. Roy J'Onet aDd Mrt. G11HpoHs aub:tin1. Game~ were played., prizfol won Donald t . ....h. IIIATM Ly lfYeral and relrelhmejtts ~rv­ Mr. and .ll.n. Henry 8utk au d by the 1t01lu~u. Th.e guelll list iRd!!ded Wra, Wil- anD()onelnJ the recent birth of an PLAY I Its Cln rence S. narrow Kinsl1!an, Ohio, i:-; renowned for• tlw world· 11ft st. Louis City, N. J., In the only o ther §chedltled Natlonal teague eon· Ltost.s. • . 1'he Chic11go · White ~sox. who still entertain some h~'pef of and Johnny Klippstein for two catching the YankeeJ ··. in · t h£' runs in the first, three in the American League ·race' cut . th e dis third, two in the fifth, .tour in tanr~e between them, to sill ra m~! the seveulh and one m the with a 7-0 deel$o.n over Kansas City. W.ashin$-ori ni~d the l.'ighthMilwaukee's biggest inning was Yanks, 3-2 Detroit defeated· Cleve Lhe scvcnlh when li sent nine land, 4·1, and the Red S;ox tGp· men to the plate against Acker, pled the O"!Qoles, 5·2 in 11 Inn· the fourth Redleg hurler, \tho hit i n g~~. two batters, walked another and {.':..\'e up three hits, one _o f Htem Burton, Ohio. was the home ot 11 triple b)' Schoendlenst. Fred J. Gou ld, fa rilou!l for his only ·poem, " R emember the t: UBS ARE: HOT The Chi,.ago Cubs, on t heir Maine'' comme m o~atin g the sink· longest winning rt:reo k of t he i n ~t of Dewey'll nagabip'· in Havana . season, made it five In a row Harbor, . ··- ••....-c- .... b, 1' •111•1 """"•• c..., AlllhoJollell Goodyear Tire l)lotrlbutor · · Phone 64 ?00 ,, Mobtt St. Pomeroy when tl\ey defeated the Cardlnahi. S.l and t-h e Giantt beat <the Dodgers, &-5 at Jtl'MY ... -- 1 11 LOANS SEPTEMI R 1 CINCINNATI REDLEGS ............ On tbe Jt6ftt lbl w,.-e Patt1 Carmark. Jllr .. Jud:' l(carow., LJndJ Mlu C.ro-I Ann Rowh ••• re· Bwr, Lowena Roulh, OpJI Kell)' , SH-a ' B0 tler t•tee1•i R2: Massillon Nine 1 MILWAUKEE Ul~-Cincinnali The Rt.odl~gs picked up lone Manager Birdie 1'ebbetls today ruus In the second on a sin~~:lc by sent veteran Joe Nuxhall 5- ~ to I Brooks L1:1wrcnce ond anothN tht' mound in 1111 allt>mpt tu b·. lt slnale by pl nl'h hittl!r TeLl Khuthe Redl&gij.' dluy tr illlpln, that :tt'wski in th~ six th. has dropped them six games uul MettnwhiJe Milwauk~e w;;~s o! tirat Place-. poundi ng Lawrence, ·Ddn G~:o 11 s, N.ux¥H was scheduled to op- llers<'ht•l Freeman, •rom Acker NEW HAVEN, W. Vo• SU~DAY I 0 I As Paralysis F"..,...ee~' End To Efforts 1? store for Ous line up 1n P051 ".hmlf'V , (V.. .Pl, ffltHly (4) ami Ed called it quits We lnesdl!y live t1~t b~ Ca~.:~; thL; po~er ~~ Crooks. hoUrs and . 48 minutes after he throughout t.h 1 ('~or sta('k\>ct plunged 1n al nearby Cap Grls e 1IIH up I Ne 1. He was neArly half way Others nanwd to 1\w SQUiHI . and across the ct.annel. rl~e to sec a lot uf play llrt' Ron· Cramps, the nemesis ot man · nw Carr, St·nat.~r~: Tom Rail . cold water swimmers, brought hi~ Yankee~; Do\'e ~hom11s . _ lnd J~n~: tw~ce.postponed ;~ttempt to a halt . G:~ry . Stobu~t. St>lwtur~ . .\IL('ky ''f wa.s l'lelpless from the waist Morris, lndtan..~ down " h.e sairl " The boat t:!re REOL~GS WIN ' I had t~ lasso r;!e . and houl me 0~ CHICAGO UP _ Middlewe-ight ! of the water., _'I'ht' Rcdkogs Po 11_\· L(·111 11 10 )lHldlf'pMt dd~;at•·rl the Ood~ers s ider Weh'"' said to da y he was -- 11 l~st evcn 1ng 12·4 on " twu-lultcr " a redeemed man ·• bl·l·ause he p1teh~d ~}' .K enny :'lanl ey :11tri beat Charley Joseph, une of the Bo~n~ H1nd) . . . two fighter s who ha\'1.' delealed BY UN ITE D PRES$ _ tour runs _ruuntt••1 Ill th1• th tl'd him in hi~ 25 pro bouiS. tnntng, mukmg 11 5· 1. and se wt•d "I had to wln t his ont>,. he AM ERICA N LEAGUE the game up for lh <' H(::diE>gs . said. " Maybe 1 didn't lo~k too W L Pet . GB Jerry ~'ry and Gene Wbe w;.~lk - good, but 1 thought 1 r011 ght bet· New York 70 36 .660 ed, Ed ~rook.~ fanned. llonme ter than 1 did when he beat me Chicago 63 ~1 .606 6 ~1an! ... y ~mgl('d one home and in our last fight. 1 wa3 trying to ~os lon 57 4S .543 1 2 1/~ Stt'VI.' ~alley douhlt•d two hnml' , Shorten my punches, stay away Cleve~and 52 54 .491 18 h ... scorm.il un u grounrl nut later. from those long rig ht hands. and Ddr_ml . 51 53 .490 18 . Thl' J)orlg" ~-~ go t two in thJJ so 1 had more power" rB~llu:'ore . . 51 64 .486 18lf.! f1 f1h wh1•n Wi th two outs Hing - -· "Washm glrm .. _ 40 67 .374 30 lh walked il nd Ja(·k l'usler wa .~ safe Kansas City - . 37 68 .352 32lh on Kenn y '\1 an l(•y"s two bast' er· 1.1 _ WednHd 1y'~ Re~ulh ror <tt s hort, Bi ng St·orinJ:. John · Wllshingto n 3 New Yo1·k 2 ny Singer walked and C us l e ~ V Dl'tt"ott 4 Cleveland 1 n ·orcd on a douhle stt•al. Chicago 7 Kansas Ci ty 0 Cronk.<; w11~ the hig gun ror t h.e Boston 5 Balti mort• 2, 11 innings RedleR~. hom{'ring- w1th om· on MUNHALL Pa . UP _ Butler, nlte , 'a., in the foliTlh anct tripling in t he Pa. meets Massi llon . Ohio and F rid1y'1 Gamu (' sixth. Wes \Vist• got hnth hits ror Char leston. w. va., wi ll pla:y South Kan.~as Ci ty al Cleve land, nite Lhe lo.~ers , ~ inglL•s. Hills Pa _ tonig ht in semifinal con· Dcu·oit at Chicago, n i1 c Fur thf' Ht>dll'gs Manle.v fan - tests of the Prf'p League Ser·iL"S . Wash ington at Boston, nile ned ('Jghl llnil Hoom· tlmdy hHe. New York at Ballimorc, nltc SL'VL'Il Dotl gl'r pitdwr s fanned In Wednesday'~ acliun South NATIONA L LEAGUE thri'e _ Hills defeft lcri Ma"-~ll!on. 8·6 . and W L Pet. GB DQ(h:ers 100 t121 (J 4 2 2 Rome, Ga ., came back to beat Milwrmkee M 42, .604 Redtcgs 0 14 331 x- 12 12 3 Waltham, Ma ~~- 9-5 arter to9lng SL. Louis 62 43 .:500 1 'h rs~a~~~~~r~~jr 1!1~ 1 1.1!. Cu;:!~;r (~' u~ l ~ 1 ~a;lier_7 ln tht• da y to C' harle.'lton, Brooklyn 60 46 .5R6 4 Cinclnna>ti 58 48 .:547 S Phi ladelph ia 57 49 .538 7 47 61 .435 lB New York 1 fter-e's- NO- MONEY , r.hicago 38 66 .365 2i5 · TREE .... but there is Pittsbul'gh 37 68 .352 26'.-2 W1dnesd1y'1 Rtsulta a fasl, £riendly & con .. 1 ' New York 8 Brook lyn 5 nite venlent way to get lh• Chicago 5 St Louis I , rdte eash you need. Jusl slop Milwauk~e 12 Cincinnati 2 nile Frid •'f'~ Games ~ our office tor Philade lphia at New York, nile Brook lyn at Pit1.sburgh, nile Chicago at Cincinnall, n lte Mi lwaukee at St. Louis, n ite I l 0 A£fer Wh•1ppmg • Char]eyJoseph ... y.u , - webb Redeemed .tlhi C:..,tlv• Air • 200 Excursion "Tickets. . - ·' Anal'olll' Star . VIENNA SAUSAGES . ' ' . Armour Star ' .. .' .' I 4 OJ cat'l 20c BEEF STEW .... · · .... · ...... ·24 oz.can 41c . ' ' r ' ·, ~ur Star 7 ' .~ • l ,: j It continually waottl - , . ,.,, ,..,. H tho ..m,... IY PAY. POl ITSIU _,..... AND ACM.. -_,_I . ,• . 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In BTU USEpUT, Si.,Iar OUTHEATS •l!li( ALL! A W,OOO BTU Siegler gives more USABLE HEAT than mUch m,he: rated~ beateN. A 76,000 BTU Siegler ruma....vo1111fte boater eon Oll1y be compared to a centlal beaU... plaat. Rutland, . "' '•f ' .. '. I I l �.. . Posts .Tou·rney IStar Battin L·sfre . ._~u,sentlnoi,Pomeroy.~dMe;rt.o,, Ag ~g ' bbetts Hopes Nuxhall Is Stopper~or Redlegs L'fe Dream T Swnn . Channel Smashed ) . Sk.d After Braves wa11op c· . .12 T 2 mcmnati $}~~.;t!; ·(all - · or""' ;::;:: dYaJ.l Yo~th i!' •. a.usT ' 'woodrow Call . announced today his AII·SIBJ Little League IS made up or hve Indums !hiS own tcam i, three Red Sox, I team that will enter Lhe Wellston Tournament ne't week It , three Senators, apd four Yankel's Here is how they'll ba t: ... S\v"ckha .. " . Yar•ke•s, ... Johnny Singer. lnd1'ans . C. Charl•s JJJ"r 2b; Ernie Bing , Yankees. lf : Gene Wise , Indians , d ; Ronnie Manley , Senators. p or rf . Hu~'lel MtEihinney Indians ss· Rick Oiler , Red Sox. 1 b . Wes G tlkey , Red Sox cOr rf; John~y Ai· Jensworth, Yankees , b _ · _ __ 3 c "d bl . . nn~t era e Ju~~ltn .~ wtll hi' Mol'rls. Btn.t nu:aNlner (3). Kcnn:: I I CALAIS. France l_1P Gus Bncknt'r said the orllY time he 1Brickner of Chal'leror, Pa ., slarb npcrienced simil4r cramps wa1 1homc today a_fter _seeing hili Uf_e's rn Lake Ontvio in 1951. 1 dream of swunmtng the 'EnJ;;Itsh I _" I don 't know ~hy it hap~ned. Channt!l sm:~shed. The water was mce abolft SJ d6The 45 · year. old grandfather gret>s, and not' cbop[,y," he said. I 1'hehalf..pt:ralr:yed' swlmmer1ia9 • Q&e Cineinnali's old tormenle~ . to be carried asHqre in C.la~ l!.ew J;Wrctette of Milwaukee. "\ when his boat docked at 1 p. m '". "'nt?~ay ni~ht, Milwauk£'e 8 a . rn . e. d. t. - I Ctnrlnna11 t.IU to !ake lilbir Wth aame out ot 12 slartf •uys, • ARON y••~ UP against the aedtegs t,hia year. '""' "" •""'" The Braves pounded tive Clc· NEW YORK . UP- Willie Mays cinnati pitebers (or M hits, in· of th(> New York Gia.,ts and Na- eluding two "tircuit blasts by Wes tiona! League batting c_ltampjon Covlnet;on and three hits by Rt•c! Hank Aa~on of th.e MtlWJUkfe Sl hoendienst. Braves Wtll he,ad a te::tm of Ne&ro , The_ '!,in 1yent '<> GC"ne Coto!e~· All-Stars _whtch will le~~e Oct. 12· !T he MUWalliee pitcher has no\1.• a sertes of gam:s tn Panarg.a, won fiv~ :otraight gsmes and gave and posstbly Colomtiia ~JI.e Bra~ a ~r.e )flj a haH "amt> and in lltQr Nlltiodal ti.eague. BASEBALL RESULT •'¥~N ehonlflng II,_. a! Oil I "'• · ,. tooll.drMter safety hr rtru, rour wile n4 Chlldre11 yow. ' A f1t~ & p ~o~ncture or liloweut th "built-in.. ....- leu ·you drive in &, nonna1 apeeda, lot &G8 mila or more. •1 r lrrln "' loday 'OJ -~~~~ li'ode-ln df-' • IOOI,WMAf.HA,.NI "A ~ 01 I LOWOUf OCCUtl $25to$1000 In • CaprlvtAir Monl!y on Signa• t ure• only, aulo or turnjture- for every . worthy purpose. RIZ. OIL CO. Kal Jlindy, Manager · -- · · · 300 W. Second St. - Phone: 432, Pomeroy .._. llotu·•: Mcm .~Fri. 9- :i ; Sat. 9-12 - 0peft evenhiQI b11 appo!ntmrnt ·, ---·--------.. ' 1 - - ---- ' munr. Games were played and rerre:d1- .. tll!lleL A yellow aond geen color tcheme wu 11Md In tb.l! Llyae home. The riPfre•bmut table waa eovu· ed with 1 late cloth and the tenter:;Jieu n• an atraftlll!!intnt of yellw gradiolu and white dailit-f 8 lb 10 OZ d-auP'tef, SUNIQ .!lb.a· Olint~d by Jellow taptn ln erytHunM!. Mn. n. R. Vaau,·l(n, Joha lll c•ndelabn bet:Jt, ~~tl Hoher HOSpital. Tbe IPFy, Mra.. Donall Smith, M)• Qel. Lerall ara!ufparentl are Mr. and Mlu RoWih neeeived man.:r ove-- d)'~ Jltrt,_ ll'rl..~ Jamn .Ill. t.o1J. Mn1. T. M. Bu•b. Roanoke, \ta 11.nd ly fl"- •rtd the gllellt 1\at intludn MH. Willtani PowellL tllt pat.f1"n:a) rraJidittotber iJ Jl~en.. 111'1. L: C. JI,Outh. Yr.. Oo~U~Id Fog. PoweU, Mrs. Sara ta.JKoll, t)' Brrttck .ot .Arlineton, Va. Thil iJ leltonJ;'11~. ~Y Pt'otntt. ~n. L. Otte RouiH, Mft:· J'hlllp WOl the ftrtttthlld Buck1. J. Rutt.tntutter, Mra. Clyde P'ole-y , Mrt . .r . J.. ijat2y, ·Mftr 11: ~· '· JttbWI'• Mra. A. X. HcCiung, Mrs Harry ant. M'l'l. Howard WJJerW.•~• A t'frRal and lhiea'.ahower wat Layne, Mrs. Otto Grimm. Mrs Ro- N. o. Wein, Mtf, Paul JftD1deliOo held rft't!!ntly . boru~J"a: MI .. Carol land XIH', Mrt. Flo ~ 1 Carmack, Mra. Edwin Sl:eio, • M:tt. · RGush.· bride ele!!l of' John Barring. Mrs. A. d. Mehlman, Mr8. J _V. Me-l Rollllh, the honorH tnd the Grew, Mra Lrw Roush, Mn. Lester teues. m• rer.. t• J'f"' .,, FREE ·F REE tNCUJDES TICKETS TO CROSLEY FIELD A~D 1' nces RA.CtNE H HAs a·EEN APPon--rrE'o Authori•ed Factory Dealer I I ' 113 N. SlCiND STREET Pomeroy, Ohio GATEWAY CENTER St. Albans, W.Va. MilL & SiCOND STREETS U2601110 Dunbar, W.Va. . . Middleport, Ohio 2445 THIRD AVENUE Huntington, W.Va. 4800 McCORil. AVENUE$. Charl"ton, W.Va. 8~25·1 OlH STREET Hunti!llfon, W. Va. 808VIRG-tTRitJMSTCharleston, W.Va. ' 2503 WASHINGTON BLVD. Huntington, W.Va. 252 TIIIIO AYERUI Gallipolis, Ohio 6TH'AVEtM & stlREET Huntington, W.Va. 2412 JACKSOti AVENUE Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. . . TRANSP'ORTAT'ION ROUND TRIP FREE ENTRY B:LANKS AT ALL EVANS MARKETS FOR SIEGLER OIL and GAS HEATERS, 1 • EVANS SUPER MARKETS has reserved 4 roomy (50 to 80 se~~tlng · capacity), alr-tol!dlliolled coaches on the C & 0 - or .- .0 \' NOTHING TO JiiJY .. ,,., JUST REGISTER AT YOUR WrtHOUT COSTLY, DIRT CQLLECTING PIPES AND REGISTERS! . s haklng Scope~ t r i:l l in Tenn., where Dar row bullll•d ugainsl WI Ilium J l!nnings Bryan ro fl t·f~ n d !hi~ right or Thomas Sr.'Opl'S I'! teach evo lution in p i ~t da .~~ ~·~ . -~ -- --· · • FUR.-NITURE CO. RUTLAND, OM:IO B~EN HAS APP.OINTED AuthQrized .Facl'ory. Dealer FOR SJEGL.ER OIL a.ftd GAS HEATERS ' ' mE C & ()BASEBALL SPECIAL LEAVES: DRAWING ·AUGUST 26at2:P.M: . • ., GRAND RUTLAN~D ~ is only 1 10 mlnule walk to CROSLEY FIELD. BASJijBALI!. SPECIAL for lbe lucky Winners, Tho lr oln will CHARLESTON 8:25A.M. Eastern Standard Time. take the lucky winners Into Union Station, Cincinnati, which HUNTINGTON 7:45 A,M. Eastern Standard Time. T HROWS HAMMER 196 FT. LA HTI . Finland UP- Bob Backn~ tlw New YG1'k Athlelir l" lub thr{'W thf' hamrTlf'r 190 feet ~ mrhe-. Wt•d nt'sda.v lo establi sh ;1 persuna l h i:~ h arul win the 1·vent in !ln inlNn.TiinnJI track .tn<l fif'ld m1~e t. 'UST LIKE A FURIIACE, , ,lUI 'WITHOUT COSTLY DIRT . . PIPES AfiD RIGISTERI " MUST BE CLAIMED BY THURSDAY AUGUST 29. Un<lalm £0NVENIENT NEIGHBORHOOD EVANS SUPER MARK· ed llekels will be given to the Little League Dlredor In you r Ell' • , • . • . RESISTER TO·IYA Y AND EVERY TIME YOU city for dlslrlbullon to Lillie League Ball Players. VISIT EVANS, Employees and their lamiUes uot ell gable to wiD . .. All wlaners will be lnfOI'IIIed bf Mall. ALL TICKETS Ali CONDITIONING-TfMPUATURFS MADE TO mDH-AJ NEW l OW COST. GH A D£M0NSTRATl0N1 ' Sandra Rouah Mn Chmde Bumr&rner ani Mrs : Lloyd· Rouah. SHOWeR Mlu Sandra Roush honored Wanda Rouah recently wit h a per. sonaJ shower with Betty Jo,..e~; u. '"l n"lt'ad lOR ·- I liam Rl.INeU, Hra. hut Roullh, Mrs. Roland Karr. Jane Wol"re, Judy PrJ s.u~nne Wolpert, Belty Jon~s. Jean THE MILWAUKEE BRAVES • ~~oo..- cent!)' l.to.nored with 1 ldteben JhGwtr It the hl)flle of Donna 8um- Mn. Edwin Rowh, ~rl. Jobn•le JI1'Der wi"UI Hary Jean Tlbit of Rouah, CV'QI. Ann .Rouh. P1tty Muney, ){ft. Roy J'Onet aDd Mrt. G11HpoHs aub:tin1. Game~ were played., prizfol won Donald t . ....h. IIIATM Ly lfYeral and relrelhmejtts ~rv­ Mr. and .ll.n. Henry 8utk au d by the 1t01lu~u. Th.e guelll list iRd!!ded Wra, Wil- anD()onelnJ the recent birth of an PLAY I Its Cln rence S. narrow Kinsl1!an, Ohio, i:-; renowned for• tlw world· 11ft st. Louis City, N. J., In the only o ther §chedltled Natlonal teague eon· Ltost.s. • . 1'he Chic11go · White ~sox. who still entertain some h~'pef of and Johnny Klippstein for two catching the YankeeJ ··. in · t h£' runs in the first, three in the American League ·race' cut . th e dis third, two in the fifth, .tour in tanr~e between them, to sill ra m~! the seveulh and one m the with a 7-0 deel$o.n over Kansas City. W.ashin$-ori ni~d the l.'ighthMilwaukee's biggest inning was Yanks, 3-2 Detroit defeated· Cleve Lhe scvcnlh when li sent nine land, 4·1, and the Red S;ox tGp· men to the plate against Acker, pled the O"!Qoles, 5·2 in 11 Inn· the fourth Redleg hurler, \tho hit i n g~~. two batters, walked another and {.':..\'e up three hits, one _o f Htem Burton, Ohio. was the home ot 11 triple b)' Schoendlenst. Fred J. Gou ld, fa rilou!l for his only ·poem, " R emember the t: UBS ARE: HOT The Chi,.ago Cubs, on t heir Maine'' comme m o~atin g the sink· longest winning rt:reo k of t he i n ~t of Dewey'll nagabip'· in Havana . season, made it five In a row Harbor, . ··- ••....-c- .... b, 1' •111•1 """"•• c..., AlllhoJollell Goodyear Tire l)lotrlbutor · · Phone 64 ?00 ,, Mobtt St. Pomeroy when tl\ey defeated the Cardlnahi. S.l and t-h e Giantt beat <the Dodgers, &-5 at Jtl'MY ... -- 1 11 LOANS SEPTEMI R 1 CINCINNATI REDLEGS ............ On tbe Jt6ftt lbl w,.-e Patt1 Carmark. Jllr .. Jud:' l(carow., LJndJ Mlu C.ro-I Ann Rowh ••• re· Bwr, Lowena Roulh, OpJI Kell)' , SH-a ' B0 tler t•tee1•i R2: Massillon Nine 1 MILWAUKEE Ul~-Cincinnali The Rt.odl~gs picked up lone Manager Birdie 1'ebbetls today ruus In the second on a sin~~:lc by sent veteran Joe Nuxhall 5- ~ to I Brooks L1:1wrcnce ond anothN tht' mound in 1111 allt>mpt tu b·. lt slnale by pl nl'h hittl!r TeLl Khuthe Redl&gij.' dluy tr illlpln, that :tt'wski in th~ six th. has dropped them six games uul MettnwhiJe Milwauk~e w;;~s o! tirat Place-. poundi ng Lawrence, ·Ddn G~:o 11 s, N.ux¥H was scheduled to op- llers<'ht•l Freeman, •rom Acker NEW HAVEN, W. Vo• SU~DAY I 0 I As Paralysis F"..,...ee~' End To Efforts 1? store for Ous line up 1n P051 ".hmlf'V , (V.. .Pl, ffltHly (4) ami Ed called it quits We lnesdl!y live t1~t b~ Ca~.:~; thL; po~er ~~ Crooks. hoUrs and . 48 minutes after he throughout t.h 1 ('~or sta('k\>ct plunged 1n al nearby Cap Grls e 1IIH up I Ne 1. He was neArly half way Others nanwd to 1\w SQUiHI . and across the ct.annel. rl~e to sec a lot uf play llrt' Ron· Cramps, the nemesis ot man · nw Carr, St·nat.~r~: Tom Rail . cold water swimmers, brought hi~ Yankee~; Do\'e ~hom11s . _ lnd J~n~: tw~ce.postponed ;~ttempt to a halt . G:~ry . Stobu~t. St>lwtur~ . .\IL('ky ''f wa.s l'lelpless from the waist Morris, lndtan..~ down " h.e sairl " The boat t:!re REOL~GS WIN ' I had t~ lasso r;!e . and houl me 0~ CHICAGO UP _ Middlewe-ight ! of the water., _'I'ht' Rcdkogs Po 11_\· L(·111 11 10 )lHldlf'pMt dd~;at•·rl the Ood~ers s ider Weh'"' said to da y he was -- 11 l~st evcn 1ng 12·4 on " twu-lultcr " a redeemed man ·• bl·l·ause he p1teh~d ~}' .K enny :'lanl ey :11tri beat Charley Joseph, une of the Bo~n~ H1nd) . . . two fighter s who ha\'1.' delealed BY UN ITE D PRES$ _ tour runs _ruuntt••1 Ill th1• th tl'd him in hi~ 25 pro bouiS. tnntng, mukmg 11 5· 1. and se wt•d "I had to wln t his ont>,. he AM ERICA N LEAGUE the game up for lh <' H(::diE>gs . said. " Maybe 1 didn't lo~k too W L Pet . GB Jerry ~'ry and Gene Wbe w;.~lk - good, but 1 thought 1 r011 ght bet· New York 70 36 .660 ed, Ed ~rook.~ fanned. llonme ter than 1 did when he beat me Chicago 63 ~1 .606 6 ~1an! ... y ~mgl('d one home and in our last fight. 1 wa3 trying to ~os lon 57 4S .543 1 2 1/~ Stt'VI.' ~alley douhlt•d two hnml' , Shorten my punches, stay away Cleve~and 52 54 .491 18 h ... scorm.il un u grounrl nut later. from those long rig ht hands. and Ddr_ml . 51 53 .490 18 . Thl' J)orlg" ~-~ go t two in thJJ so 1 had more power" rB~llu:'ore . . 51 64 .486 18lf.! f1 f1h wh1•n Wi th two outs Hing - -· "Washm glrm .. _ 40 67 .374 30 lh walked il nd Ja(·k l'usler wa .~ safe Kansas City - . 37 68 .352 32lh on Kenn y '\1 an l(•y"s two bast' er· 1.1 _ WednHd 1y'~ Re~ulh ror <tt s hort, Bi ng St·orinJ:. John · Wllshingto n 3 New Yo1·k 2 ny Singer walked and C us l e ~ V Dl'tt"ott 4 Cleveland 1 n ·orcd on a douhle stt•al. Chicago 7 Kansas Ci ty 0 Cronk.<; w11~ the hig gun ror t h.e Boston 5 Balti mort• 2, 11 innings RedleR~. hom{'ring- w1th om· on MUNHALL Pa . UP _ Butler, nlte , 'a., in the foliTlh anct tripling in t he Pa. meets Massi llon . Ohio and F rid1y'1 Gamu (' sixth. Wes \Vist• got hnth hits ror Char leston. w. va., wi ll pla:y South Kan.~as Ci ty al Cleve land, nite Lhe lo.~ers , ~ inglL•s. Hills Pa _ tonig ht in semifinal con· Dcu·oit at Chicago, n i1 c Fur thf' Ht>dll'gs Manle.v fan - tests of the Prf'p League Ser·iL"S . Wash ington at Boston, nile ned ('Jghl llnil Hoom· tlmdy hHe. New York at Ballimorc, nltc SL'VL'Il Dotl gl'r pitdwr s fanned In Wednesday'~ acliun South NATIONA L LEAGUE thri'e _ Hills defeft lcri Ma"-~ll!on. 8·6 . and W L Pet. GB DQ(h:ers 100 t121 (J 4 2 2 Rome, Ga ., came back to beat Milwrmkee M 42, .604 Redtcgs 0 14 331 x- 12 12 3 Waltham, Ma ~~- 9-5 arter to9lng SL. Louis 62 43 .:500 1 'h rs~a~~~~~r~~jr 1!1~ 1 1.1!. Cu;:!~;r (~' u~ l ~ 1 ~a;lier_7 ln tht• da y to C' harle.'lton, Brooklyn 60 46 .5R6 4 Cinclnna>ti 58 48 .:547 S Phi ladelph ia 57 49 .538 7 47 61 .435 lB New York 1 fter-e's- NO- MONEY , r.hicago 38 66 .365 2i5 · TREE .... but there is Pittsbul'gh 37 68 .352 26'.-2 W1dnesd1y'1 Rtsulta a fasl, £riendly & con .. 1 ' New York 8 Brook lyn 5 nite venlent way to get lh• Chicago 5 St Louis I , rdte eash you need. Jusl slop Milwauk~e 12 Cincinnati 2 nile Frid •'f'~ Games ~ our office tor Philade lphia at New York, nile Brook lyn at Pit1.sburgh, nile Chicago at Cincinnall, n lte Mi lwaukee at St. Louis, n ite I l 0 A£fer Wh•1ppmg • Char]eyJoseph ... y.u , - webb Redeemed .tlhi C:..,tlv• Air • 200 Excursion "Tickets. . - ·' Anal'olll' Star . VIENNA SAUSAGES . ' ' . Armour Star ' .. .' .' I 4 OJ cat'l 20c BEEF STEW .... · · .... · ...... ·24 oz.can 41c . ' ' r ' ·, ~ur Star 7 ' .~ • l ,: j It continually waottl - , . ,.,, ,..,. H tho ..m,... IY PAY. POl ITSIU _,..... AND ACM.. -_,_I . ,• . " NUMBER ONE IN CROSS·COUNTRY • ECONOMY TEST .. CHEVROLEU 1 Drive the car that recorded up to 17% greater ruel savings in a conclu!!ive transcontinental economy test of the three leading low-priced cars-sanctioned and certified by NATA.' Running from Loe Angelea to New York, Chovy proved that it coota least to opora te of all three! It juat 110<0 to prove that Cl\evy offers more of the important things that make lor happier driving. Remarkable pep and handling ease; ', '·. ' __ . •· (Qlwith beans · .. · .. · .. .. .. 2 16oJ CQns 49c ·· · DA.SH DOG FOOD .. · ...... · .... 2 11~. GGns 33c I • ···· .· ···· ·· ·············· llc GIAN:r DUZ .. · .... · ...... · · lb. box 11c MEDIUM IVORY .. .. · .. .. .. .. · .. 4 bars 317c FLEECY WHin t hat kind of n.,d-luilding ability usually associated with sports cal'!!; and, to round it off nice1y, outst,mtJing economy. Drivt~ one soon at your Chevrolet dealer's. ...... · ........ ~ tallod1c Borax.o HA'ND CLEANER · .. -.... · .. · .. ·8ozcan20c CALGON •N.,O.,_j AIIINI..n"• fllfMc ..._.... 1' Freshwrap · · ... · "I. "' ,'•• I ......... · lb.Box33c \2 prlce sale ' ·. WAX PAPER ...... ,........... 10oh.FOII25c kAISER FOIL · · .... · .. , .-.. · .. ' · 2'rolls 59c BLACK FLAG ···················· 16 OJ can 33c GILIDE BLADES .... · ...... · .. · .. · 10 count 35c MORE PEOPLE DRIVE CHEVROLETS TIJ.'N ANY OTII.J>R C.U lARGE IVORY ....I.... , .......... · 2 bars 3Tc . IVORY FLAKES · .................... · 2 lrg. 67c .-_, PINK DREF't · .. ·.. ·. . · .... .. .. ·: · .. • giant 79c ·OKYDC)l I " . 10 Mulo·Team IORAX (. I • ' I Armour Stir IVORY S~W · ·.. .. .. · .... · .. 2 q. 65t PERSONAL IVORY · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · 4 Lars 'lTc SPIC & SPAN .... .. · .. .. .. .. · · regular 27c liQUID JOY · · ................. reg. 39c SIEGI:IIJ l1 the revot.tl••••i ...... of WARM . fi.O<a tiiATII'10 , , , liiM liNt tao ..._tty . . - l 'l'HE fUlL II SAVES COitNrD BEEF ........ ·· .... · ....,. 12 ozcan47c · A•uoUR'S TREET .. · .. · •...... ·.. 12ozcc.-n 45c . ""\" COMET QiAN$iR · · · · · ,· ·, · · · · · · · · · · · giant 23t PAS~ DETERGENT ·........... · .... regelar 39c '> · .... · .. · ...... · .. .. .. 2 ,.,.. 67c ' See ¥our Local Authori zed Chevrole·l Dealer PINK CAMAY.. .... ,., · .. · ...... 4 complex. 37c BAJH (AMAY .... · ...... · .. · ........ · blr l4c ' .I ' .. ' . ANDlOIJic ... .. dM'I 1.1 1111 RATIM$ , , , pd , .' . . Theiw io BTU INPUT , , , there io BTtr OUTPt.JT, but what bope your family .,arm ilr BTU USEPUT . , . the working R'rtJ•s ~hat heat your home! In BTU USEpUT, Si.,Iar OUTHEATS •l!li( ALL! A W,OOO BTU Siegler gives more USABLE HEAT than mUch m,he: rated~ beateN. A 76,000 BTU Siegler ruma....vo1111fte boater eon Oll1y be compared to a centlal beaU... plaat. Rutland, . "' '•f ' .. '. I I l �. ' r Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddle~O., ·A~·a~~7:'_'; • =R-d_P e _arty BOSS- -- I Grotewohl'~ dt~riplrs ~ - - - ·.;..;;: · ;:___;;;; ---~ FO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS I I ~-~~~~~=~=~~~~ ·w£ BUY STRUCTURAL 1 BIIAMI WANT ADS Being a part of the property by Adam Darling to (13) 8, 1:1 22, Mmme Darling by deed dated s. eptember 10, 1 887 , and recorded m Book 64, •t of Page 402 of the, Deed Re«>'d' Mel<! County OHIO VALLEY ..1"111I K tO. J U •--- 510 PttON£ 398 •- S~lal •-.... All Makeo and Mo.! ell ~liTO ~" U~ll =-====ln.lu;;;;-:---- - - lWhile Holstein Cow- friJ~h ~ 1 :1:5 I :Jrr1" bHl-W unte k\.•dquerte" for Mars~el! Miller Sr, noute No. lam~Dite Lug.tge - Lane Cedar \ ~ M ld dl~purt . B-8-Jtp Che-st• - LAU ~ Wlndow Fans- - .. Frlgtdolre Re!r:lgmtor• ltk•r Furnltur•. Middleport, Otllo 4 29 t! - - - ------!€) l_ast & Found Straight-leg Beegl~. Femnle. BroWJI head , white legs, black body. G,doe. 'cablyr nl5•9m·Me .of "Boot:o"B. "a 114) Fo;-ReO'lt furnl~hNI <1 ])31"\n~;~-:;-ruo~s \ <Jnd h<:~lh 11 2M 1-: Mam st. Phone IO:JX ~-:--=--:----c--- - 8·7·3te ·--- r. •' t -o $~ •',',·! -(16)--For "e~,r Sa- le. 12 8 Rem-=:-Ex~·sl~n I S(·~ffohJ F•~her, For ::::=.:::. 115 L ..:-~-....6.,.._II ..._. ... $89~. .. I Real Estate Broker ~ 19)• l'o 1~lc· OPI~HAT!ON ~~- (8b) Au__to S.arvi.ces __., ::--:--:-- - - - - - - - " .' • '" "' •' ' J. :...::-:::..:::.• r.:;;;~:::::::::.=:.;=.-For H ire! 1( 23) L -F ·-----'--- Soie I •:;;P::;h~o:;n:=e""'C=h~e;•h;l~r;e,;7·~74~7;r~,.l l ( 20 )Bus" - - ··Se • - Fully Dressed, Cut Up Pan Ready Buy' em with Confidence .. For Freshness For Flavor A Real Valut c .. •' •' ---- roa -- lb. Qr;too.;,- LARGE 31-42 COUNT . ... 51b BOX~3 . S9. FROZEN r·. . . . .\ dla~ kU,In~ I ,1 200 ,. ' 16-0Z cans TENDER 10NA .. . .CASE Of 24 • $2.75 ~abbr .) 2 . _.,, . "?' IIW aFLAVOI\S .... BEEF,FISHOKLIVER • ~. - · Daily Dog Food Arigel Food Ring · 6 cans 'I (var., • to. Leg ' ~· """ joint 4-l.Man'l •dveraary <U. H&rdnqp t3. Folda • o\'er ... Cuahion• ' ' . llAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- ,Here's how 10 WOtfl AXYDLBAAXB .I - ' EVBA OM WGT YOVTTAD i'HIN 1:11.\ RWA; EW OWO RTWU RVilbklO NVJL& 'FA ENTWF II N A IIWTIN-'- . J'WNJ USSTVA. Yetter,fay's Cryptoquote: I HA.VI: .HAD f'W,YMATES I HAVE HAD COMPANIONS, IN MY DAYS OF" Cllii:.DHoinl -LAMB. ·· DW.r'""''.. - ~ .loiWI.fM a-.t"lubl DELIGHTFULLY REFRESHING .... PINEAPPLE - . GRAPEFRUIT • 1 ,• 46-0% l)el Monte Juice .. ·" ., caD JUMBO 27 SIZE - - C~n talonpes ' HEAVY MEATED .• JUI~ SWEET CALIFORNIA 3.- 79c for J! '.. • ' . Yellow J'lreBiollt Peaches · ··-...... · ·- · ·- · ... · · · · ·: .. . · · ·-· ·. ~for.35l' .. .' .. ' • Prleco Effeellvo Tlil"ongh WUhoclCobbler August . - I 1 Pean Grapes • \, -,, , ,., .................. , :., . 2·1bs.29t ,., • Wblie Seedloss Alllo Red 78 SOuth ,1, ' t Bartlett Callfor~a ~<..i-' ~~ - :.p.ii ' '~ !!r·59c ,., 1 ·~,;. . .>1. '.:,. ,t...:;;.·. ' . Potlto•s · · .... · .. .. .. .. :· ."... _. .... _..' 10 . '· '" · ············ · · · ···•••\•• ..J,. >~ - . ' e• ' \ ' ' '; Ubs. 39.c:.,,..... .. '· ---- - ~'· . ' ' .. .. .. I ~-1~ rPno r tc~ .. ~ ~o m a illnf'~s. Lillie Chml.\' ::; r cent repnrted as havmg las! her sister lmfrrovin ll" I by deaih. Plans W('r r made to ~£" nd ~il·s Tit•nr.v Sp£"11Cer as del{"!:lllc to lh~ st~te council ~es.s ion in Columbus :h1.~ mon t h . Mrs Normnn Fre der· Irk announcrd a s ilf'nt , auction _for the next meeting. Members were requested to bring articles for the auction. Tea , Dolly nnd Danny D\t~lts , were solrl bY various comm i.t tees ) as a. money makin~::. project. A 1 m'eetmg of the Past Councilors ' was .announced for wednesday evemn~. Aug. 14, at {~e lodge hall w1th Mrs. iienry Eichi:lger r.nd Mrs. Eddie Hartung as ho stesses. , I ACHING MUsCLES, j Pho!~~V~£~port ·-· SPECIAL L()W PRICE ... - REGULARY 49t ' SOtotLO . Esther Hayes, eou 11 dJor. nl'f'· 'Sided llnrt reported ill were Mrs. Albl'r t Parkttr and Mrs . Emmt•r· son Ha yes. Mrs. Ella Hannum ..!JCAtcz N5Ni'M1 1 ; '1 See Mullen At ·' MULLENS I Chc.stcl' Council Daughters uf Amf'r!cp met in regular se11~inn 1'tJrs_day evenmg with 28 m•·m: bers pl'rsent By SHULTZ l'EANtJTS each Itt . 1a LONGFjiLLOW . One letter almpfy atarida tor anOth.!r. ·t:n· thlllllmp~ A l8 ~·· fqr the three L'a, X for th' two O't, etc. Sinct'e tettert a"'"' tNpheJ, tlle length and formation ot th.e wor41 art ell b~t&. 'aeh day the code Jetters 'ar"e different. ·- - __. .l. <II'J'Ptolram quotaUoa 49c l.lb WAX JOB ~lp 88. HanSen , w . • IBib. t ' I·; '". ~ ~.,-aaon'a 47c · 14-0Z btfs' FOR A Compa11 36. Pronoun · 99c· _.,...,... 69c 16-0% cans - -- -- - point .' 10 lonaPeas CutGreen aean u;'i~z Ketchup u• . ."" Ll'r'TLE ORPHAN AN Nit. Reg u1ar Mee t•1ng ~·h.._ o.u... 31. Man o; war 3~. Cou nci I LL..Ids 1 pu ••tlon .. u.. ln•tant-d!'Ying t-+L day or n1ght. Now at Dutton Dryg In Middleport I. Swlsh•r & 110. Exi!ll Legs & Thighs · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·lb. 65c Wings · .. · lb.. 25c 1957 PACK LARGE .. CASE Ot' 24 • $2.38 1 in ' lf I}ASOUNI ALLEY ;:[r ' ~~i1e e:to"~:t~ T~\', ~T!!~.~ I C.hesrer Dof A sk n. Exeosas more germs to itS · . 28. Satiate Chicken Parts ~uy Only The Parts You Like ' Breasts · ·· · · · .... · ·· · .. .. .. lb.' 69c Turkeys ,. 45c Shrimp "· 79c sh:RViei _! !l::loo::;;No~rl~h=of::..:P~om::::';'*":;~~ A --.:t;,;;.A OLE SOUL- -· 31'7~ 9 no: SHE MA'f & EVEN OLDER'~ THltT, PORE ~,397 rP~ 25. Deatlnie!:l 27. Cold . SMALL SIZE .... YOUNG, TENDER MEATY Flj.YING ~ sa, 0 LIL ABNER afS (Sp.) r..---- -·--- =.-ti \V , · . senate Appe· (MO$ltm) 22. 'I'hln li,ew •• b~ -·--- · TwP ) L_ ·~, I a~oni wa~ l DAILY CROSSWORD · · t~ -- .. __, Dou~:la~. e~alistn F!'fe.r's!. d ro~m c~nseR qo~ed 2 ]) Reol Estate sunpor~h. tter-~after ~:.,:;;d Shu!t~r, rn~ident Ad~ms. Jatksoll, 0. Pboue Z% ex.er'Jn~ v N~.nt hone 82:22 Rd I .,.,.,~.,. SUMMERS & SON I Khru.~1 1 I ~trcets Wilbur==•=n~d~=R~lt~a~=N~o.=2;n;d~=~'::;M;Id;dl;~~po:;;rt,;J~:;==========~ o,.,..,.. Po~n'.'"t"-1 ~nl cr>or 1 Fancy p ,.... Rt. U. C•li '<Nrn. ltock h,..,.. Cl:tt.~: ~----W MElT MARKET No. 14 inR:lilroad. C. W. Dabney Valley Also 'sallAddition of Lot to Pomeroy , M~igB County, Obio . ,_,.,..,, Oha.. I ,. Mrs. Vance Can be bought for small de posit and take over payment. Write or phone for details. V:OUn' • i\'(ell~ l-adders I: .Jard 5, Drop Chnton Middleport. Phone 62b5-X. 11 tf 1 1 ; 66~ Ai£o the followmg real e9Late ail· uate in the Village of Pomeroy 0 ---- · - County of Meigs, and St'ate£ Ohio, to-wit : A drip or land ly· _ _ _ _ __ lng in the rear of LOt 178 and part 1 056 Chevrolr t VB, t1 ,79~ Delray 2 rlr. Sedan . P owergllde. Bea u- ( 17) Help Wanted 0 ncy Downing of Lot 179 ,lfld extending back to tiful mork1dc leather Lrlm in ~ ______ 11\'t;URANCE AGI!:NCI' the Cliff of Rooks and extending o1de. Blue anrt white two tone. Middle A~~!~.~;;;;--; ~~~ nl'nls l'lira, Automobile, H..ltlt from the Southwesterly line of homt· to hr compani on for ACCIDENT James Smith's lot above the base 0 ne owner. Blaetlnar's, Pnmc· roy , 0 . 8·2·6~c mH idlf' a •! l'd l,ul\ \\'rll •· p 0 Lit., Cuualty •nd...... o[ the Cliff of Rocks to the North· 10M Olds Super "88" l~ ard Top. Box 45 Pom uo.L 01110 8.8 .12 l cast line of Augu.!;t Hauck's lot __ P $b2.495. Power Stcenn!l and· In MIDDLEPORT, o•••o 1 and reserving to A . r : 1 1 1 rakes. Hyd t· amatlc drive . A lc 1 <~ble M.mied M.m Agr 23·35 6136-M PHONES , 111 Ashworth ~nd F. W. Baber a thirty nice automobile . Blactlmu':;, fur Retail Hrcad l{uu tP $6(1 a (30) foot nght of way acro.stl said Pomeroy, 0 . 8-2-6tc week guarnntet· fo l' 1"1vc day strip of land from lands owned 1955 Mercury 2 dr. HArdtop. wcl'll p!u ,; honus Appl} Nll'kle's ( bY the said A P. Ashworth and $1 ,4~. 1\tercury-o-matic . Origi. B~kcry, 806 W. \>la in any t1m c F. w. Babe-r to the mouth of the nal black finish like new. Very afi Pr 5 P m !l 5 3tc - - eoal mine now operated by them , 6 room house , attractive car with lots of --- garagf!, conveyed by Minnie Darling Scoti 10! 00 ' }( 100, nice location, in and M. H. Scott, btr hu sband, to chrome on sparklint: black fi1:· ( 18) Employment ish. Qual exhausts. Dlaettnar' s, t MJddleporl. Ohio, . $6,000.00. Ruth C. Arr.1strong, by deed datPomeroy, 0. 8·2·6tc On e ~· 4 room house, 1 acre of ground, ed Aprll 23, 1906, and recorded I~ Chrysler V8 4 ctr. Sedan · ~ -...-- ---located on Rose Hill . ntar in Book 95 at a e 1A2 f 'd A quollty oar in good <nd e>lr·rior Pon>erO'. Obw ldoi'J lor elder- Deed Re<ords; condition at a low price. Blael· val n 111 now HatcH reasonly couple $2200. ' ' by Katherine Bramla e sin le to tnar's, Pomeroy , 0 . 8-2-6tc able. lfom u 1\ral(•y, Phone :t31·Y 3 cabin, furnished, on th e Nolan and Clara b; d'eed 1906 Buick V8 Cen tury. $2,095 . 8 5 12tc Oh lO River at Lonl,! Bottom . dated January 25, 1939, and record· 2 dr. Hard Top. Trade-i n t rom Want>.! d- T'API•:Il u .• !I.C.II\!J- 2!:i Ohio. acre ground located on I ed in Book 146, at Page 141 or the one of our salidil'd Buick care· yl!'l;.;."s f'J!()Crit·n of'. Frl't' e'l'i good. r?ad . ld eal for hunting Deed Records of Melg9 County, ful ownf'r. A wm·der tul bu)'! mates.· L. Rristngc r Rncin ' o.r fl:-;h l n~ lodge. $1500 .00. Ohio, tha'. the detendauh have or . Blaettmu 's, Pomer oy, 0 . Bm 124. Ohio ' ,, r ~nqut~c Hohsteltcr Ins. Agency, rla im sor:..e interest in said· real 7 11 , 8·2-8tc. ~ -225 E. Second St. , PomeJ·oy. estate as set forth therein , that th.e 1fl54 Chf'vroleh a.s low ~ $9fl5 . ( B~siness_ ____ 8-7·3 tc plaintiffs and heir predecesson in We have four that spark liJ lik e - - - -- __ _ _ _ For Sale fl room house, ba th all title have held sa1d real estate new. With ond witho ut puwcr :\lEN ~ WO!I.U: N anrl cn(ii•T.F: Slo modcr~. Call 1 171 i.!!l:lrt F'nlts. advers~·ly, openly and notoriously glide- 210'9 und Helairc'i. tram fo1 "MOTEL MANAGE· ~_! H. l·.aslma n, Saksman. 8·7-.:'ll c u. aga1nst each and every one of Blaeltnar's, P CTr.c ro r. 0 . 8·2·fl1 c MJo:::NT nnd Only H said defend;:nts for a period tn 1 - - --- -- -~ MR turM wil l hL· con.~ ide r~cl . Age 1 cine' Pho ou~~Oanc Lot In R.1- excess of twenly·Qne years. 863 25 ln so. Wl'it r NATIONAL MO· · ne The pra1er or 'kaid petition ill ---TF:L.TnAINING . l ~C. The Dail y FO R SALE Oil TRADE. Two b~d- Lhat the above named defcndantB 1- H. RAWWIGS SONS CO. _ • S•nlmel, Bo• 6il6A. l'o.neroy o. room bou<O with '"' water. gos be compelled to set up and show 2 bour Servlca. Osy 8 5 3lp '""'""· "" '"II '"" 33 aer" the. nature .and dtent of their ,,,.d Phone tl221. Pbone of l11ntl. Mi ueral r ig hts . Tniler cla1ms or mterest.s or be forever 10#-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH W<ml cc!. Phone 007·M. Virgil barred fro~ asserllng the sa me; U •••••K Teaf ord, Syracuse. ~hatanythe cla1ms of. said defendants, 8 8.61 P If , may be adJud~&ed to be n1.11l 1 3 1 D and void; and the title of the plain tor beat used car )'A LUES, flte UBv th• e~o I Notic.:es tlffa to said premises' be quieted Bn..L CHILDS. 7 0 lmop Hour NOTICI! a& against the defendants. and for or The Unknown H.elr~.:, Devisees, such other wnd further rchd as .(9) Of Contrut"' Legatees. Adn-\nlstr,at~:~rs, Exeeu· equlty and the nature o! the case l~rs and A~signs of Minnie Dar· may require. eGradlna: 6: t>llch Di~gtng lmg Scott. d(ceasert, the Unknown . Said de.fendants arc required to VIRGil. WAMSLt;Y ~-leirs, nevi§ees, Legateea, Admin· answer said petition on or bdore eTruck Londing Equipment u trators, Executon and Auignl ot the 21st day of Septflmber, 19:17, IBack·Hoe s~rv'ko M. H. Scott, deceued, and the Un· or Judgement will be talten aga\nat eDump Truck Service known Heirs, Devbees, Legatees them as prayed ror. ·-- ·~~---~---lle~kwtth Upright Phmn . Phone AdminiJtrators. Executors and As: NOLAN SHUSTER and ·~ signs of Kathernine Bramla te, de9LAH.A !)iiUSTER, PlainSP·M202, Mason , W. Va . 8-6-3tp ccued, whoae names and place• titfa. · JneSS rvtt:e$ or mldence are unknown ond canB.Y CEDRIC W . CLARll not be ascertained , will take noTheir Attorney 40 aallon automatic ga.~ water hce that on tlle 29th day of July, CEDRIC W. CLARK healer. Good condition . J o~~ . Cusi0!11 Buil t Khc hen. Kitchens 1 Vadith Plumbing. l?hone 46-M dmng nrd for your homr. Free 1957. Nolan Shuster and Clara romet<tY, Ohio Shuster, as plaintiffs, filed their Attorney for Plalr.tifb. B·IJ.3lp. estlmatt's. l<~o r cmo n & Ahhntt ..., . _ 1 Phone 62B4-Y . B·6·t! petition agaln1t them, as defend· (8) 1, 8, 10, 22, 29, (9) II, 6lc - - - - - - - - . - - - - - anls, in the Court of Common FOR SALE - r eachea. Ne~ Ha· - - -Pleas of Metas Co.unty Ohio the ven Orch"nrd, New Haven. Phouc AI umlnum eomblnatlou storm aad !lame being Cau&e No' 12 5 ; 9 In 1 LIGAL NOTICa Tu·24688. 7·29- :1 &<reen windows and doort. Steel said Court, allealng, other Sealed bids will rectlivecl bY and I:!Umlnum awnln,es and can. things, that the plalntlffa are the the CSlerk of the Villlgc of rome· oplea. Ca 11 William Radford ownen of and in actual oue roy, tate or Ohio, at the office of SALE - Apple ~. New lla· Rock Springa. a 2 lmop: sion of the following de!:ribed aald Village Clerk untll 12 o'clock ven Orchard, New Haven. Phone real eatate in the VIllage or Pome . N'oon, August 28. 1967, tor the fur· TU-zt888. 7-29tf ---I MITIS IXTERMINATED roy, Co,unty of MeigA, and State nlahina and lnstallatlon of 223 PING pQNQ' .TABLE fnr sale. For frea lnspeetlnn phon C 383·M of Ohio, and more particularly de· parkiRg meters, on the two parkPhone IJloi·Y. 8 6tp Gilmore> Supply Store Pomeroy ' scribed as follows· Beglnnin at Jng lots and on other designated All wOrk gunrontucd.' Fully in: the ·southtalit corDer or Lot gNCI streets withln the Village of Pom· ! nn•d. Vnughan's Industrial and 339 on South Alley, LlnCGln H\11, eroy, Ohio. Each bidder m1,11t ,1ubmit a unit R.esidentlal Tcrmllf' Control Ser· in said vllhige, thence South 7 Storkllne Baby Carriage. Almost VICe, St. Mnry8, w. Va. 7 20 tf degrC\cs w. 200 ft. to the cliff cost price Cor each parkin& m~ler, · new. Phone Racine 2L95. 8 5 3tc - - - , - - - - thence Northerly with the ellrf and the cost of, the installation of RAniO A: 1'EU:VIS10Nabo ut 75 feet, thence Welt 60 teet each unit parkmg meter . • .. year old rldlng horlfe:G~;tlc Phon11 !)(), Cleland AppUance to an angle In the East side of Cne Tb~ VlUqe of Pomeroy reserves 111 W. M.aln St., Pomeror Street, thence with d atreet the r1ght to purchase more or less 541 GRAVELY 1.1UICTOR SALES end Southerly to the Northwest corner ~~ar 22.5 parklna: meters, if con· S<!lrvlc:t. R. A. FlnliW, lUi i£, =:::-,.--- _ of Lot No. 47, thence alon the t C)nl warrant the .88 me. )fain St., Pomeroy. 7·24-:n\.":. QUlCK SEJtVlCE l.'n Watehf. , rear of Lots 47, 48 4ft 4J 4 41 tb Blddk'1s llhould q>ecily whether palrtn1 n, f'aotory Tral ~~ 40, J9, 37 ' 38, e par ng meter• are mechanical 38• watchmaker, t:OUdNS JE~'k. 34, 30, ~9. 28.' 178', 18, I Ot automadc. Each bidder shall LIDRS. Purnero price that each biddl!'lr l-3·tl and 8 to Lhc Northeast corner of q~iJte 1 _ _ Lot 6. thence Northwesterly to the w a ow the Village of Pomeroy ,_ Northcan earner of Lot ~ 6 th for any used parking meter that CONCRETE BLOCJLq Southerly w1th the rear of 'Lote~: Is replaced by a new parking me· Kohl's lot, and Lot ~37 to the Iter. '"aulld latnr fl•r LeuNorthea1t corner of G~orge JoaEach bid must contain the full chim's lot, thence with the rear name of every person or company line of said Joachim's lot Souther. interested In tbe same; and be ly about 2!5 feet Lo his Southwe&t &~companied bY a bOnd in the sum GRUESER BLOCK CO. corner, thence South 7{1% de e• 0 $1000.~ to the aatisfaclion or Hone doublt ~W\ West about 200 feet to Soul:"Al I the Counc11 of the Vlllage of Pornwork ~afpeu . Two wagons. ley; thenCe South 12 degree-a Easi er}y, or a certified che-,::k on some ( manure apre1dcr, plows, corn -Un iv~rslty in )lour 20 feet to th(' North line ot Lot ~ ven~ bank, u a gu;:~ranty tltat i[ planter, Jl'&in drl11 , mow lnt.! ~~~~nbmation o( serv 1 o;:~ not ob. ~88; thence Norlb ·87 degrees ER&t " e bi is accepted, a contract wUl mtchlnefi bay rake, two horae ro;rtt p)o'1t D. F. l'~ick:, Ro u~e 7, , tamable elsewhere, WORLD 13~ feet, thence South llV. de ee be c~tered .into and it• perform· . 'tWo m~·-· out C[ Che8t('r. Tel . I BOO K J.:neyclopedia, 18 volum· East 200 ~ect, thence South d~ :nc~ prope-rly secured .. Should any · YU~228er . B-8·3tp • <'s and llddc·. Fl'rst !n Sales. greell We•t .147 teet, thence : South r!:",~ ~~:jected, auch.check will be · d wh ~eturned to the bidder, More people buy WORLD BOOK 88 dcgretls west 58 teet thence Canntna: 1'omatoes, $1.00 7er : t~an any othQr EncyC'IOpcdla South 89 derreea West 18~ feet an I ou any bid be. accepted, •tbeb c:heck will be (eturned up'n bulhel. P9$ )'OUr own, brin ~ Joor lnformRtion call ·or-write thence ' Nortl'f 181,1 degrees W :Jour owft:l c.oD.talnen. Vlrill your IO<:ll Repre•ent&tlvo Mrs. feet, thence North 3 deareel Ealt of8tfroper I.Ucution an,d sec~ng e C9ntract. . Elhel Phelps, Rt. No. 2, Phone laB feet thence North ~ d Walker. Fllls, Ohio. feet to Alearleet The right is relel'ved to re)ec' ~ ~ 32 · Pl)ml'lroy , Ohio. 8·7·10·21r Eost .. ey, ' uy and all bids. , • . I (8) Auto Sales · Roy Middleport. Ffrtt _ AutlomobJle: ning on the East line of said lot 846.11 172 feet from tm Southwest corner thereof. thence North 6B degtec.11 CO~ETE IDI;:&'Dct> Proteetion, West 100 f.ret, thence North 23~ Lit•, Aut<·. Fire, Polto. Dor degrees East 55 n. thence south M1lls, Ylcld!e;tnt. Ohio. degrees East 100 feet to the _;:;;:;:;;:;:~~~;:;;;;;:;:;;;:;~;;:;:;:::: Street, thence South 23'h degrees I 55 feet to the place or be· B.\X WOD gmnmg; abo all of Lot 9 in c. w. Da~ney's Addition to Pomeroy OhiO, except 11 feet South, being 4 1 feet on Salt Street, and runnlng ._.. at that width b.ack to th e Hocking J --,7"--·- - - - - - BaCh ner's Gre-1 . ·I to 5.30 P.M. c:r. divi~IUil s 57 Ch00J8US afto•••.. r~OI;I~Ciose In 3 tc F'urmshcd slec pinj tow n. 127 Butternut. scribed as follows, to· wit : Begin· c.n 8 00 : A.M. I Bondi. PhOne G15-J: $1 0 . ho•d Ale817 larnet-Sim_.,a Morning and Afternoon STORE HOURS M~. M~s Insurance ! 70 81 ~%t:J :r~~a~rs=.al NotJcea of Events $1 .00. Obituarl<.t~ (1) Notices g~ pag~ METROPOLITAN ":! fREE DELIVERY EVERYDAY See it at Zerkle Transfer Co. IC.~ttlnu•d :sALEM TJJ,USTEE ~ Germ•~• rro~ty We<~pon• SPINEJ PIANO! I:=======~===:. II CHESTNUT Rl DG[ Good CltiD Used Can -- One mor~ for 25 cenlll per word aGtFu~~a::r 'J!efo:nJ: wofrd wm be charg~d for advr.rtlslnl!l u IErnnl . e ..,tfl. o l!arb month f allowing ln..w.rtio n DaU m Ad~rtlalng-Should be reported immedi8.lely ·Tbe rert~!:t~~~ ~ U oat be respansible for mo~e than one.lncor- 3t~ Mrs. Vance Wilbur and Rita, Mr an d Mrs. Tom CoUins. Clerk L D. Cottrill wa.s in McArthur Monday . Vonoe W ilbur. Ray S•udm, O~,o •. and t~creafter conveyed by R. By AU ... Cone Lloyd Kmg, Ralph Blaebtouc Mmme Darl.ng Scolt and M H H.'hard Jprdan has employ· 1 all have employment 1.t East FulScott, her husband, to Kath.~rin~ 01 ent at Beverly. tonbam "'l'ith the Earl G WillBramlage by deed daLed May 17 f and Mrs. Bill Gregory ann [ ia.ms Construction Co., of Athen.s. 1906, aud recorded in Book am1 Y of Dayton an d Mr 168 of said Deed Records e'xeept Mrs. Lorrain Wells Flor'd . and 0. R. Webb visiled Albert Cone 1 the_ followint part thereof, ta-wlt. visiting their par ent's W a are and wire. Friday. Being part of Lot No. 170 tn c. gory ood wife. ' · A. Opol .Fn,zpatrick w" , recent W. Datlney's Adt!ition lO the Vii· Albert Cone and wif, v1s1lor Jn New Lexington. !age of Pomeroy, bounded and de· Thursday with Mr. and spent Mr. and Mrs. AlbeA. Cone, RATES pe: !:o~ f.:'t~~C:~~tfv~~r!'~~~~~um charge 50c.---t ~entl r-----------""1 of the Village cb·u•n•<•il.,. Wn .l·glhl l, R.addirl. of the Village of Pomeroy . G s.pent Friday wllh Mr. and Mrs., lenna and .Marj Bratton Can!1 Charles W. Legar, ton visited Olli Jeffers and' wife. Harvey Bratlon of Logan . co_nv~yed ICR.At' IRON- Mil AU Spandt~u Frc~n·h slatc~mcn Westi601111W•Biyi o~rder thence North 12 degrees feel to the place of beginning containing four (4) acres, mor, 0 ; Jess. Records Reveal Candtdated Grotewnh\ callec' for wilhdnw-1 · • al of rorelifn troop• from Wt.t· (~ontlnued From Pap OM} ' One) r an .Germany and thr removal of SydMY ed From , ... One) evelopment. Rt' lllid HI fore1gn ba.;e 8 15 11 ;Jrelude tn HarJegs, W. H. lb :n pl un and today l.arge areas or th .• Gt'rman unifleation. Fremont Steveno . Th state iuued 831 ,7fl0 would be turnt>d into des· [ stro-ngly worded SALISBURY THUSTJ::E · w ,.ltt•r hahlng licensea at $2 ; 1$».320 an"'!;Tl !l•t•ment ronlirmed reports ,.. 1 S<hre>ber. f"r•d G l<>fh e>l 1\!Jal non ceaide >.l lltblna Jlcen.., m '""' elr<lo. in w., Cor· 1 rw Khr usheb.,'s ,..1., 1 tb" Pml Ja<oba . .Den><r HyoeU •nti " S3 •nd 26.m temporary non , any who art· o f 1 new , !ht· Sovu•t dclegat inn would James G. Lewtl, n 011 Eavns. reJ'ldent fishioa hcen»t It Sl. It 'tar shauld think about 11 lhl li,. throw its ru ll support lo th•' SCJP((J TRUS1'EF. · Dana T J r u;sued 666,814 re•ident• huntln w li111 ,uifl. ' re•tlmn uld perha s ner. Edwin Oberholn ·r and ,. 11111 $2 , 2.960 non ·re"Jldent Bnt !sh oli.Od pcri)CIUU\l• lh!• of dhunllns license' et .JU! and 36-t19 lnd sta lcsmen of other ,. manr SU'ITON TRlSTI..""E ! 'I k I Ct>r huntmg permit• at Sf!. 1hou!d h na 1011 " , . · ~ <~r. Cul'a hoga nt l d · th t mk abo ut tht~ With th~ 1\'tden, William Thuener El~o'h . · · . .. cou. Y e _1n e nu_mpmem d;,eiopm<>nt of rO<kN The East '"" indl<al · Spencer. Homer M. Clr<J. , E ,- b;r or f" b'"' l>eenscs >ssu•d w>t h no nllli ou lti t>afe from ('d th.rough their t·eception Hat·man. William F lluris u j fl.l.OC3d.. a drop _of 7.000 from tht< llttack " thl' y wsn!E'd unity Mw and not Gaul and Otis F. Knopp · · ' pr eee lnJ1: . year. Franklin county Khru &hch•" •nd Esst G on terms laid down bv cONSTABlES R · d of 11 g 1f1nl In the .. . rr ns rh .-1 t_ aymon Tea · h ntithe ' lb 3number · Premip 0 t ev an ., hi,$ East German roJ . Card. Chester Twp· Oris F' 1 leeme• WI 4 ,771, an mu 1 n ' tl ~ . • o Grotewohl impJi. lowe rs. Rurland Twp . 'H . · wyom . rrease of approrimalely 2,000 OYt'r S 1. b ·· rnn ern . t he pNCPdin, , .• ,, ' ' lYd <~<· miUed Lhe Communists oe\•er wm · any fre .. ,,... a IS ury Twp · Tro · Oht ·lll ''cr , .0 u fl•ar ,,.son coun' t y, ·w1th - t h ree !tfw. 1ons rven in th R "' ... ...... Jr. Sa lisbur.11 'I'wp J d J 6 tZope. e ed·run East ste~. Salisbury :ncl W e~~- ~mg_um «::onsenaney Districl lak r 1 Khr h h • Hendrix , sutton Tw·~ · 5 fmt. ~n the num~er of out-of· f us e cv, whose slat£' visit (ContlnUtld Fr9m Page On•) I state:- flsher'llen , while Lawren rf' 50 the ar ;as. b£'t'n a flop , drove to Salisbury Local District-Jamcounty issued the most non-re si· alon arJiament Vo\k.skammcr es D. Adams, Clay Evans. DenVf'r den t hunting licenses. E"tg where r·eluetont G: Hy"ll , Amos Lennard . E"rett . The following shows th• numb••• £haled e~mans again were nul r· L:ghttoot, Qf>orge Wagn~r. Orrn (Contlnu.cl From Pav- One) of hunting and fhhing licenses of A . Wlth flags and bannc"s \\ears, Homer Radfoni Sen. Tohn w. Bricker , R·OhiO each kind iissued in Meigs and g&Jn the teCt"p lion was chi ll > · · pra>'se• lh · surrounding ,ount>' e•. ·. · Southern Lo ca1 Oislrkt-Earl notch "busines!'man e nom1nee torl·· 1' But 1n th e rubber stamp par andasan"a exct' Athens: 5 368 resident hUJlti ng · lamen! lt was a diff{'rcn t mal· Mar!l"hall Adllms. Law· lent administrator.'' ..... 20 ·non-resident hunting: ter. Grotcwohl delivt•rt•d •.··la•h· renre Boegh•. Edwal'd Bush. Cb · ident fish>·n ,·, 80 annual nnn-re"l11 ·' lna tL k R 1 h 11 d a1rman Richard B. ~ussell " .. a :lC on We~! Germ em rha••· aP en erson, Albe1·t Hill, n c h dent fishin, ,· 148 tempora~ non ceHo K Dall IIlli ......... a. or I e St-m1te Armetl St•r· ., .. r onra(l as N . ' Rol e LeroY Lawrenco.· v1ccs · Comm 1ttee, which w11l hold resident fi shing. welrt"r m Adenauet· anti h'"'•• Vern . , on . ease, Harold Proffitt. bearings on the nomination. de· Galli a: 3.247 residen~ hunting· n a e.s while "Khl·ushr hcv 'l.n. w1th first dtopu ty pre Glo\er Satsel' Jr., Delbert Smilh elined immediate comment. 157_ non resi dent huntlni; 1.636 1 mien .t\.lia.Stas :Mlkoyan. -, Clarence Wickline. ""' B re s1.dent fi shin!!·, 1"2 annual non '~b G · · ut committee member Lcvtr· ~ " " ~ . orman Dcmocratlt Re West Lo I ett SaltoMtall R-Mass. sa id he resident fishing; 107 teJPporary 1 pnblit ex ists and will cont in e t · D . ern ca DJstrict- Ernest fid non-resident nshlng. e~ia_t until unity comes and so~- · G avis.' Max. Edmun son, Howard was con I ent the group will be Jackson :. 4,261 resident ~u.,tiug·. is secured throu b . erm:m, Darr,e11 Gofr, Lalll'fll impressed by McElroy's l'harac- 28 no d t h . ,. Gern}any,'' Grotewohl de /' ,out · Holtman, Marvtn ..Miller, Ge ral d ter and ability . . n-.relll en unhng ; ret:· Khrusbebcv looked on " Ia ed. F: Morris. Jamea Nicholson, Mor· The ,;x-foot , four-m ob McEimy •dent t>Shing; 230 annuol 9on re• pprovmg· vm B. Wilson, Raymond Thom•·-~ · IE'tt Washlngton Wedn esrtny to ident fishing; 320 temporpry non resident rl shlng. return ~o Cincinnati tu wmd UfJ • Lawrence: 6,721 restdd.t hu nthis arfur~ before taking over the 601 Pentagon ·p ost. During a three- mg; . non ~esident hun,lng: 3.· day visit h~>rc he met with Eisel• · 90S resJ~ent fishing ; 1.222 annual ACROSS DOWN 15. Ll\tle howt!.l' ~nd a numbe r pf key &t'R· non resJden~drishing ; 70S tenJporl . Rom&fl 1. Ot:&ert a:Jrl ators. ary non rcs1 ent fishing. 18. Ex. , Meigs.: 531 Pesident huntlng ; g plants • ~\8\~sman tt!nd, J. S~ulfs 2. Near ~en . Hubert H. P.umpllrcy D· n_on_ resident hunting; 449 resident t. Wi.~_er ipo~t.. 21. Ctose ~nn., so unded tht> only sour I~sh~ng; 127 annual non resident J{l, Thi..OWl 3. Earthy to note. Asked tor rr,m nwnl on lh~ f~ sh!ng; 87 tt.> mporary non resident off 22. Bal. '- · !!~~here 52-year.Old soap company exeeu- fl shmg. 3 Jl"'ull ot ance1 ~2. ShartUve's a~o!ntment, Humphrey . Vinton : _1.302 resident hunting; 23. Mill. 13. Dl11mal umbrage sari~ "thiS IS a tac 1t admiSSIOn 8 non .re~ldl·nt hunting; 886 resiU . Bespatlgle 6. Surround;. lar; that thefe i.s a ncc('ssll y for a ~ent fls~mg; 7 annual non resi· store. Ui. Coin ed by clean-up In the 0 -:opartment of . ent fl~hl~g. 43 temporary non -res~ttter4,t.;.•, Alltwtr (Jap.) . houseo 7. Villa,re D~feno;,e. j1dent flshmg. 24. Toward (RUsll . ) 3a. Eyea 16. Argent 1 . Washingt1on : 5,810 resident hunt3,. Chrtstmaa 26. Capital I tabbq 8 Queer 1 (Ga. I 3&. Uenua 17. A mer. 9. Obi ATHLETE.'S FOOT GER IU mg; 22~ nbn·r_e sident hunting ; ~.29. :Place cenary 11. M1deaat \ HQW TO KILL IT. 9913 res_!dent· ~shing; 1;946 annua l 31. Thonr lizard !I country 19. Nackel of IN ONE !lOUR. non-rcs!dcn~ .mlng; 974 tcmpor· ary non .resldent fishing ~ , (sym. ) 32. Vexed 40. Viper l p0$!1.J 29. ~ swarm - If n01 ple•ud, rOur 40c back •t ~--~---::__~ 2t Title · 5 '----1~~~·n~d:z:,:,~ Ft:Otn Pat~~~ 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aug . • DICK TRACY �. ' r Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddle~O., ·A~·a~~7:'_'; • =R-d_P e _arty BOSS- -- I Grotewohl'~ dt~riplrs ~ - - - ·.;..;;: · ;:___;;;; ---~ FO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS I I ~-~~~~~=~=~~~~ ·w£ BUY STRUCTURAL 1 BIIAMI WANT ADS Being a part of the property by Adam Darling to (13) 8, 1:1 22, Mmme Darling by deed dated s. eptember 10, 1 887 , and recorded m Book 64, •t of Page 402 of the, Deed Re«>'d' Mel<! County OHIO VALLEY ..1"111I K tO. J U •--- 510 PttON£ 398 •- S~lal •-.... All Makeo and Mo.! ell ~liTO ~" U~ll =-====ln.lu;;;;-:---- - - lWhile Holstein Cow- friJ~h ~ 1 :1:5 I :Jrr1" bHl-W unte k\.•dquerte" for Mars~el! Miller Sr, noute No. lam~Dite Lug.tge - Lane Cedar \ ~ M ld dl~purt . B-8-Jtp Che-st• - LAU ~ Wlndow Fans- - .. Frlgtdolre Re!r:lgmtor• ltk•r Furnltur•. Middleport, Otllo 4 29 t! - - - ------!€) l_ast & Found Straight-leg Beegl~. Femnle. BroWJI head , white legs, black body. G,doe. 'cablyr nl5•9m·Me .of "Boot:o"B. "a 114) Fo;-ReO'lt furnl~hNI <1 ])31"\n~;~-:;-ruo~s \ <Jnd h<:~lh 11 2M 1-: Mam st. Phone IO:JX ~-:--=--:----c--- - 8·7·3te ·--- r. •' t -o $~ •',',·! -(16)--For "e~,r Sa- le. 12 8 Rem-=:-Ex~·sl~n I S(·~ffohJ F•~her, For ::::=.:::. 115 L ..:-~-....6.,.._II ..._. ... $89~. .. I Real Estate Broker ~ 19)• l'o 1~lc· OPI~HAT!ON ~~- (8b) Au__to S.arvi.ces __., ::--:--:-- - - - - - - - " .' • '" "' •' ' J. :...::-:::..:::.• r.:;;;~:::::::::.=:.;=.-For H ire! 1( 23) L -F ·-----'--- Soie I •:;;P::;h~o:;n:=e""'C=h~e;•h;l~r;e,;7·~74~7;r~,.l l ( 20 )Bus" - - ··Se • - Fully Dressed, Cut Up Pan Ready Buy' em with Confidence .. For Freshness For Flavor A Real Valut c .. •' •' ---- roa -- lb. Qr;too.;,- LARGE 31-42 COUNT . ... 51b BOX~3 . S9. FROZEN r·. . . . .\ dla~ kU,In~ I ,1 200 ,. ' 16-0Z cans TENDER 10NA .. . .CASE Of 24 • $2.75 ~abbr .) 2 . _.,, . "?' IIW aFLAVOI\S .... BEEF,FISHOKLIVER • ~. - · Daily Dog Food Arigel Food Ring · 6 cans 'I (var., • to. Leg ' ~· """ joint 4-l.Man'l •dveraary <U. H&rdnqp t3. Folda • o\'er ... Cuahion• ' ' . llAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- ,Here's how 10 WOtfl AXYDLBAAXB .I - ' EVBA OM WGT YOVTTAD i'HIN 1:11.\ RWA; EW OWO RTWU RVilbklO NVJL& 'FA ENTWF II N A IIWTIN-'- . J'WNJ USSTVA. Yetter,fay's Cryptoquote: I HA.VI: .HAD f'W,YMATES I HAVE HAD COMPANIONS, IN MY DAYS OF" Cllii:.DHoinl -LAMB. ·· DW.r'""''.. - ~ .loiWI.fM a-.t"lubl DELIGHTFULLY REFRESHING .... PINEAPPLE - . GRAPEFRUIT • 1 ,• 46-0% l)el Monte Juice .. ·" ., caD JUMBO 27 SIZE - - C~n talonpes ' HEAVY MEATED .• JUI~ SWEET CALIFORNIA 3.- 79c for J! '.. • ' . Yellow J'lreBiollt Peaches · ··-...... · ·- · ·- · ... · · · · ·: .. . · · ·-· ·. ~for.35l' .. .' .. ' • Prleco Effeellvo Tlil"ongh WUhoclCobbler August . - I 1 Pean Grapes • \, -,, , ,., .................. , :., . 2·1bs.29t ,., • Wblie Seedloss Alllo Red 78 SOuth ,1, ' t Bartlett Callfor~a ~<..i-' ~~ - :.p.ii ' '~ !!r·59c ,., 1 ·~,;. . .>1. '.:,. ,t...:;;.·. ' . Potlto•s · · .... · .. .. .. .. :· ."... _. .... _..' 10 . '· '" · ············ · · · ···•••\•• ..J,. >~ - . ' e• ' \ ' ' '; Ubs. 39.c:.,,..... .. '· ---- - ~'· . ' ' .. .. .. I ~-1~ rPno r tc~ .. ~ ~o m a illnf'~s. Lillie Chml.\' ::; r cent repnrted as havmg las! her sister lmfrrovin ll" I by deaih. Plans W('r r made to ~£" nd ~il·s Tit•nr.v Sp£"11Cer as del{"!:lllc to lh~ st~te council ~es.s ion in Columbus :h1.~ mon t h . Mrs Normnn Fre der· Irk announcrd a s ilf'nt , auction _for the next meeting. Members were requested to bring articles for the auction. Tea , Dolly nnd Danny D\t~lts , were solrl bY various comm i.t tees ) as a. money makin~::. project. A 1 m'eetmg of the Past Councilors ' was .announced for wednesday evemn~. Aug. 14, at {~e lodge hall w1th Mrs. iienry Eichi:lger r.nd Mrs. Eddie Hartung as ho stesses. , I ACHING MUsCLES, j Pho!~~V~£~port ·-· SPECIAL L()W PRICE ... - REGULARY 49t ' SOtotLO . Esther Hayes, eou 11 dJor. nl'f'· 'Sided llnrt reported ill were Mrs. Albl'r t Parkttr and Mrs . Emmt•r· son Ha yes. Mrs. Ella Hannum ..!JCAtcz N5Ni'M1 1 ; '1 See Mullen At ·' MULLENS I Chc.stcl' Council Daughters uf Amf'r!cp met in regular se11~inn 1'tJrs_day evenmg with 28 m•·m: bers pl'rsent By SHULTZ l'EANtJTS each Itt . 1a LONGFjiLLOW . One letter almpfy atarida tor anOth.!r. ·t:n· thlllllmp~ A l8 ~·· fqr the three L'a, X for th' two O't, etc. Sinct'e tettert a"'"' tNpheJ, tlle length and formation ot th.e wor41 art ell b~t&. 'aeh day the code Jetters 'ar"e different. ·- - __. .l. <II'J'Ptolram quotaUoa 49c l.lb WAX JOB ~lp 88. HanSen , w . • IBib. t ' I·; '". ~ ~.,-aaon'a 47c · 14-0Z btfs' FOR A Compa11 36. Pronoun · 99c· _.,...,... 69c 16-0% cans - -- -- - point .' 10 lonaPeas CutGreen aean u;'i~z Ketchup u• . ."" Ll'r'TLE ORPHAN AN Nit. Reg u1ar Mee t•1ng ~·h.._ o.u... 31. Man o; war 3~. Cou nci I LL..Ids 1 pu ••tlon .. u.. ln•tant-d!'Ying t-+L day or n1ght. Now at Dutton Dryg In Middleport I. Swlsh•r & 110. Exi!ll Legs & Thighs · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·lb. 65c Wings · .. · lb.. 25c 1957 PACK LARGE .. CASE Ot' 24 • $2.38 1 in ' lf I}ASOUNI ALLEY ;:[r ' ~~i1e e:to"~:t~ T~\', ~T!!~.~ I C.hesrer Dof A sk n. Exeosas more germs to itS · . 28. Satiate Chicken Parts ~uy Only The Parts You Like ' Breasts · ·· · · · .... · ·· · .. .. .. lb.' 69c Turkeys ,. 45c Shrimp "· 79c sh:RViei _! !l::loo::;;No~rl~h=of::..:P~om::::';'*":;~~ A --.:t;,;;.A OLE SOUL- -· 31'7~ 9 no: SHE MA'f & EVEN OLDER'~ THltT, PORE ~,397 rP~ 25. Deatlnie!:l 27. Cold . SMALL SIZE .... YOUNG, TENDER MEATY Flj.YING ~ sa, 0 LIL ABNER afS (Sp.) r..---- -·--- =.-ti \V , · . senate Appe· (MO$ltm) 22. 'I'hln li,ew •• b~ -·--- · TwP ) L_ ·~, I a~oni wa~ l DAILY CROSSWORD · · t~ -- .. __, Dou~:la~. e~alistn F!'fe.r's!. d ro~m c~nseR qo~ed 2 ]) Reol Estate sunpor~h. tter-~after ~:.,:;;d Shu!t~r, rn~ident Ad~ms. Jatksoll, 0. Pboue Z% ex.er'Jn~ v N~.nt hone 82:22 Rd I .,.,.,~.,. SUMMERS & SON I Khru.~1 1 I ~trcets Wilbur==•=n~d~=R~lt~a~=N~o.=2;n;d~=~'::;M;Id;dl;~~po:;;rt,;J~:;==========~ o,.,..,.. Po~n'.'"t"-1 ~nl cr>or 1 Fancy p ,.... Rt. U. C•li '<Nrn. ltock h,..,.. Cl:tt.~: ~----W MElT MARKET No. 14 inR:lilroad. C. W. Dabney Valley Also 'sallAddition of Lot to Pomeroy , M~igB County, Obio . ,_,.,..,, Oha.. I ,. Mrs. Vance Can be bought for small de posit and take over payment. Write or phone for details. V:OUn' • i\'(ell~ l-adders I: .Jard 5, Drop Chnton Middleport. Phone 62b5-X. 11 tf 1 1 ; 66~ Ai£o the followmg real e9Late ail· uate in the Village of Pomeroy 0 ---- · - County of Meigs, and St'ate£ Ohio, to-wit : A drip or land ly· _ _ _ _ __ lng in the rear of LOt 178 and part 1 056 Chevrolr t VB, t1 ,79~ Delray 2 rlr. Sedan . P owergllde. Bea u- ( 17) Help Wanted 0 ncy Downing of Lot 179 ,lfld extending back to tiful mork1dc leather Lrlm in ~ ______ 11\'t;URANCE AGI!:NCI' the Cliff of Rooks and extending o1de. Blue anrt white two tone. Middle A~~!~.~;;;;--; ~~~ nl'nls l'lira, Automobile, H..ltlt from the Southwesterly line of homt· to hr compani on for ACCIDENT James Smith's lot above the base 0 ne owner. Blaetlnar's, Pnmc· roy , 0 . 8·2·6~c mH idlf' a •! l'd l,ul\ \\'rll •· p 0 Lit., Cuualty •nd...... o[ the Cliff of Rocks to the North· 10M Olds Super "88" l~ ard Top. Box 45 Pom uo.L 01110 8.8 .12 l cast line of Augu.!;t Hauck's lot __ P $b2.495. Power Stcenn!l and· In MIDDLEPORT, o•••o 1 and reserving to A . r : 1 1 1 rakes. Hyd t· amatlc drive . A lc 1 <~ble M.mied M.m Agr 23·35 6136-M PHONES , 111 Ashworth ~nd F. W. Baber a thirty nice automobile . Blactlmu':;, fur Retail Hrcad l{uu tP $6(1 a (30) foot nght of way acro.stl said Pomeroy, 0 . 8-2-6tc week guarnntet· fo l' 1"1vc day strip of land from lands owned 1955 Mercury 2 dr. HArdtop. wcl'll p!u ,; honus Appl} Nll'kle's ( bY the said A P. Ashworth and $1 ,4~. 1\tercury-o-matic . Origi. B~kcry, 806 W. \>la in any t1m c F. w. Babe-r to the mouth of the nal black finish like new. Very afi Pr 5 P m !l 5 3tc - - eoal mine now operated by them , 6 room house , attractive car with lots of --- garagf!, conveyed by Minnie Darling Scoti 10! 00 ' }( 100, nice location, in and M. H. Scott, btr hu sband, to chrome on sparklint: black fi1:· ( 18) Employment ish. Qual exhausts. Dlaettnar' s, t MJddleporl. Ohio, . $6,000.00. Ruth C. Arr.1strong, by deed datPomeroy, 0. 8·2·6tc On e ~· 4 room house, 1 acre of ground, ed Aprll 23, 1906, and recorded I~ Chrysler V8 4 ctr. Sedan · ~ -...-- ---located on Rose Hill . ntar in Book 95 at a e 1A2 f 'd A quollty oar in good <nd e>lr·rior Pon>erO'. Obw ldoi'J lor elder- Deed Re<ords; condition at a low price. Blael· val n 111 now HatcH reasonly couple $2200. ' ' by Katherine Bramla e sin le to tnar's, Pomeroy , 0 . 8-2-6tc able. lfom u 1\ral(•y, Phone :t31·Y 3 cabin, furnished, on th e Nolan and Clara b; d'eed 1906 Buick V8 Cen tury. $2,095 . 8 5 12tc Oh lO River at Lonl,! Bottom . dated January 25, 1939, and record· 2 dr. Hard Top. Trade-i n t rom Want>.! d- T'API•:Il u .• !I.C.II\!J- 2!:i Ohio. acre ground located on I ed in Book 146, at Page 141 or the one of our salidil'd Buick care· yl!'l;.;."s f'J!()Crit·n of'. Frl't' e'l'i good. r?ad . ld eal for hunting Deed Records of Melg9 County, ful ownf'r. A wm·der tul bu)'! mates.· L. Rristngc r Rncin ' o.r fl:-;h l n~ lodge. $1500 .00. Ohio, tha'. the detendauh have or . Blaettmu 's, Pomer oy, 0 . Bm 124. Ohio ' ,, r ~nqut~c Hohsteltcr Ins. Agency, rla im sor:..e interest in said· real 7 11 , 8·2-8tc. ~ -225 E. Second St. , PomeJ·oy. estate as set forth therein , that th.e 1fl54 Chf'vroleh a.s low ~ $9fl5 . ( B~siness_ ____ 8-7·3 tc plaintiffs and heir predecesson in We have four that spark liJ lik e - - - -- __ _ _ _ For Sale fl room house, ba th all title have held sa1d real estate new. With ond witho ut puwcr :\lEN ~ WO!I.U: N anrl cn(ii•T.F: Slo modcr~. Call 1 171 i.!!l:lrt F'nlts. advers~·ly, openly and notoriously glide- 210'9 und Helairc'i. tram fo1 "MOTEL MANAGE· ~_! H. l·.aslma n, Saksman. 8·7-.:'ll c u. aga1nst each and every one of Blaeltnar's, P CTr.c ro r. 0 . 8·2·fl1 c MJo:::NT nnd Only H said defend;:nts for a period tn 1 - - --- -- -~ MR turM wil l hL· con.~ ide r~cl . Age 1 cine' Pho ou~~Oanc Lot In R.1- excess of twenly·Qne years. 863 25 ln so. Wl'it r NATIONAL MO· · ne The pra1er or 'kaid petition ill ---TF:L.TnAINING . l ~C. The Dail y FO R SALE Oil TRADE. Two b~d- Lhat the above named defcndantB 1- H. RAWWIGS SONS CO. _ • S•nlmel, Bo• 6il6A. l'o.neroy o. room bou<O with '"' water. gos be compelled to set up and show 2 bour Servlca. Osy 8 5 3lp '""'""· "" '"II '"" 33 aer" the. nature .and dtent of their ,,,.d Phone tl221. Pbone of l11ntl. Mi ueral r ig hts . Tniler cla1ms or mterest.s or be forever 10#-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH W<ml cc!. Phone 007·M. Virgil barred fro~ asserllng the sa me; U •••••K Teaf ord, Syracuse. ~hatanythe cla1ms of. said defendants, 8 8.61 P If , may be adJud~&ed to be n1.11l 1 3 1 D and void; and the title of the plain tor beat used car )'A LUES, flte UBv th• e~o I Notic.:es tlffa to said premises' be quieted Bn..L CHILDS. 7 0 lmop Hour NOTICI! a& against the defendants. and for or The Unknown H.elr~.:, Devisees, such other wnd further rchd as .(9) Of Contrut"' Legatees. Adn-\nlstr,at~:~rs, Exeeu· equlty and the nature o! the case l~rs and A~signs of Minnie Dar· may require. eGradlna: 6: t>llch Di~gtng lmg Scott. d(ceasert, the Unknown . Said de.fendants arc required to VIRGil. WAMSLt;Y ~-leirs, nevi§ees, Legateea, Admin· answer said petition on or bdore eTruck Londing Equipment u trators, Executon and Auignl ot the 21st day of Septflmber, 19:17, IBack·Hoe s~rv'ko M. H. Scott, deceued, and the Un· or Judgement will be talten aga\nat eDump Truck Service known Heirs, Devbees, Legatees them as prayed ror. ·-- ·~~---~---lle~kwtth Upright Phmn . Phone AdminiJtrators. Executors and As: NOLAN SHUSTER and ·~ signs of Kathernine Bramla te, de9LAH.A !)iiUSTER, PlainSP·M202, Mason , W. Va . 8-6-3tp ccued, whoae names and place• titfa. · JneSS rvtt:e$ or mldence are unknown ond canB.Y CEDRIC W . CLARll not be ascertained , will take noTheir Attorney 40 aallon automatic ga.~ water hce that on tlle 29th day of July, CEDRIC W. CLARK healer. Good condition . J o~~ . Cusi0!11 Buil t Khc hen. Kitchens 1 Vadith Plumbing. l?hone 46-M dmng nrd for your homr. Free 1957. Nolan Shuster and Clara romet<tY, Ohio Shuster, as plaintiffs, filed their Attorney for Plalr.tifb. B·IJ.3lp. estlmatt's. l<~o r cmo n & Ahhntt ..., . _ 1 Phone 62B4-Y . B·6·t! petition agaln1t them, as defend· (8) 1, 8, 10, 22, 29, (9) II, 6lc - - - - - - - - . - - - - - anls, in the Court of Common FOR SALE - r eachea. Ne~ Ha· - - -Pleas of Metas Co.unty Ohio the ven Orch"nrd, New Haven. Phouc AI umlnum eomblnatlou storm aad !lame being Cau&e No' 12 5 ; 9 In 1 LIGAL NOTICa Tu·24688. 7·29- :1 &<reen windows and doort. Steel said Court, allealng, other Sealed bids will rectlivecl bY and I:!Umlnum awnln,es and can. things, that the plalntlffa are the the CSlerk of the Villlgc of rome· oplea. Ca 11 William Radford ownen of and in actual oue roy, tate or Ohio, at the office of SALE - Apple ~. New lla· Rock Springa. a 2 lmop: sion of the following de!:ribed aald Village Clerk untll 12 o'clock ven Orchard, New Haven. Phone real eatate in the VIllage or Pome . N'oon, August 28. 1967, tor the fur· TU-zt888. 7-29tf ---I MITIS IXTERMINATED roy, Co,unty of MeigA, and State nlahina and lnstallatlon of 223 PING pQNQ' .TABLE fnr sale. For frea lnspeetlnn phon C 383·M of Ohio, and more particularly de· parkiRg meters, on the two parkPhone IJloi·Y. 8 6tp Gilmore> Supply Store Pomeroy ' scribed as follows· Beglnnin at Jng lots and on other designated All wOrk gunrontucd.' Fully in: the ·southtalit corDer or Lot gNCI streets withln the Village of Pom· ! nn•d. Vnughan's Industrial and 339 on South Alley, LlnCGln H\11, eroy, Ohio. Each bidder m1,11t ,1ubmit a unit R.esidentlal Tcrmllf' Control Ser· in said vllhige, thence South 7 Storkllne Baby Carriage. Almost VICe, St. Mnry8, w. Va. 7 20 tf degrC\cs w. 200 ft. to the cliff cost price Cor each parkin& m~ler, · new. Phone Racine 2L95. 8 5 3tc - - - , - - - - thence Northerly with the ellrf and the cost of, the installation of RAniO A: 1'EU:VIS10Nabo ut 75 feet, thence Welt 60 teet each unit parkmg meter . • .. year old rldlng horlfe:G~;tlc Phon11 !)(), Cleland AppUance to an angle In the East side of Cne Tb~ VlUqe of Pomeroy reserves 111 W. M.aln St., Pomeror Street, thence with d atreet the r1ght to purchase more or less 541 GRAVELY 1.1UICTOR SALES end Southerly to the Northwest corner ~~ar 22.5 parklna: meters, if con· S<!lrvlc:t. R. A. FlnliW, lUi i£, =:::-,.--- _ of Lot No. 47, thence alon the t C)nl warrant the .88 me. )fain St., Pomeroy. 7·24-:n\.":. QUlCK SEJtVlCE l.'n Watehf. , rear of Lots 47, 48 4ft 4J 4 41 tb Blddk'1s llhould q>ecily whether palrtn1 n, f'aotory Tral ~~ 40, J9, 37 ' 38, e par ng meter• are mechanical 38• watchmaker, t:OUdNS JE~'k. 34, 30, ~9. 28.' 178', 18, I Ot automadc. Each bidder shall LIDRS. Purnero price that each biddl!'lr l-3·tl and 8 to Lhc Northeast corner of q~iJte 1 _ _ Lot 6. thence Northwesterly to the w a ow the Village of Pomeroy ,_ Northcan earner of Lot ~ 6 th for any used parking meter that CONCRETE BLOCJLq Southerly w1th the rear of 'Lote~: Is replaced by a new parking me· Kohl's lot, and Lot ~37 to the Iter. '"aulld latnr fl•r LeuNorthea1t corner of G~orge JoaEach bid must contain the full chim's lot, thence with the rear name of every person or company line of said Joachim's lot Souther. interested In tbe same; and be ly about 2!5 feet Lo his Southwe&t &~companied bY a bOnd in the sum GRUESER BLOCK CO. corner, thence South 7{1% de e• 0 $1000.~ to the aatisfaclion or Hone doublt ~W\ West about 200 feet to Soul:"Al I the Counc11 of the Vlllage of Pornwork ~afpeu . Two wagons. ley; thenCe South 12 degree-a Easi er}y, or a certified che-,::k on some ( manure apre1dcr, plows, corn -Un iv~rslty in )lour 20 feet to th(' North line ot Lot ~ ven~ bank, u a gu;:~ranty tltat i[ planter, Jl'&in drl11 , mow lnt.! ~~~~nbmation o( serv 1 o;:~ not ob. ~88; thence Norlb ·87 degrees ER&t " e bi is accepted, a contract wUl mtchlnefi bay rake, two horae ro;rtt p)o'1t D. F. l'~ick:, Ro u~e 7, , tamable elsewhere, WORLD 13~ feet, thence South llV. de ee be c~tered .into and it• perform· . 'tWo m~·-· out C[ Che8t('r. Tel . I BOO K J.:neyclopedia, 18 volum· East 200 ~ect, thence South d~ :nc~ prope-rly secured .. Should any · YU~228er . B-8·3tp • <'s and llddc·. Fl'rst !n Sales. greell We•t .147 teet, thence : South r!:",~ ~~:jected, auch.check will be · d wh ~eturned to the bidder, More people buy WORLD BOOK 88 dcgretls west 58 teet thence Canntna: 1'omatoes, $1.00 7er : t~an any othQr EncyC'IOpcdla South 89 derreea West 18~ feet an I ou any bid be. accepted, •tbeb c:heck will be (eturned up'n bulhel. P9$ )'OUr own, brin ~ Joor lnformRtion call ·or-write thence ' Nortl'f 181,1 degrees W :Jour owft:l c.oD.talnen. Vlrill your IO<:ll Repre•ent&tlvo Mrs. feet, thence North 3 deareel Ealt of8tfroper I.Ucution an,d sec~ng e C9ntract. . Elhel Phelps, Rt. No. 2, Phone laB feet thence North ~ d Walker. Fllls, Ohio. feet to Alearleet The right is relel'ved to re)ec' ~ ~ 32 · Pl)ml'lroy , Ohio. 8·7·10·21r Eost .. ey, ' uy and all bids. , • . I (8) Auto Sales · Roy Middleport. Ffrtt _ AutlomobJle: ning on the East line of said lot 846.11 172 feet from tm Southwest corner thereof. thence North 6B degtec.11 CO~ETE IDI;:&'Dct> Proteetion, West 100 f.ret, thence North 23~ Lit•, Aut<·. Fire, Polto. Dor degrees East 55 n. thence south M1lls, Ylcld!e;tnt. Ohio. degrees East 100 feet to the _;:;;:;:;;:;:~~~;:;;;;;:;:;;;:;~;;:;:;:::: Street, thence South 23'h degrees I 55 feet to the place or be· B.\X WOD gmnmg; abo all of Lot 9 in c. w. Da~ney's Addition to Pomeroy OhiO, except 11 feet South, being 4 1 feet on Salt Street, and runnlng ._.. at that width b.ack to th e Hocking J --,7"--·- - - - - - BaCh ner's Gre-1 . ·I to 5.30 P.M. c:r. divi~IUil s 57 Ch00J8US afto•••.. r~OI;I~Ciose In 3 tc F'urmshcd slec pinj tow n. 127 Butternut. scribed as follows, to· wit : Begin· c.n 8 00 : A.M. I Bondi. PhOne G15-J: $1 0 . ho•d Ale817 larnet-Sim_.,a Morning and Afternoon STORE HOURS M~. M~s Insurance ! 70 81 ~%t:J :r~~a~rs=.al NotJcea of Events $1 .00. Obituarl<.t~ (1) Notices g~ pag~ METROPOLITAN ":! fREE DELIVERY EVERYDAY See it at Zerkle Transfer Co. IC.~ttlnu•d :sALEM TJJ,USTEE ~ Germ•~• rro~ty We<~pon• SPINEJ PIANO! I:=======~===:. II CHESTNUT Rl DG[ Good CltiD Used Can -- One mor~ for 25 cenlll per word aGtFu~~a::r 'J!efo:nJ: wofrd wm be charg~d for advr.rtlslnl!l u IErnnl . e ..,tfl. o l!arb month f allowing ln..w.rtio n DaU m Ad~rtlalng-Should be reported immedi8.lely ·Tbe rert~!:t~~~ ~ U oat be respansible for mo~e than one.lncor- 3t~ Mrs. Vance Wilbur and Rita, Mr an d Mrs. Tom CoUins. Clerk L D. Cottrill wa.s in McArthur Monday . Vonoe W ilbur. Ray S•udm, O~,o •. and t~creafter conveyed by R. By AU ... Cone Lloyd Kmg, Ralph Blaebtouc Mmme Darl.ng Scolt and M H H.'hard Jprdan has employ· 1 all have employment 1.t East FulScott, her husband, to Kath.~rin~ 01 ent at Beverly. tonbam "'l'ith the Earl G WillBramlage by deed daLed May 17 f and Mrs. Bill Gregory ann [ ia.ms Construction Co., of Athen.s. 1906, aud recorded in Book am1 Y of Dayton an d Mr 168 of said Deed Records e'xeept Mrs. Lorrain Wells Flor'd . and 0. R. Webb visiled Albert Cone 1 the_ followint part thereof, ta-wlt. visiting their par ent's W a are and wire. Friday. Being part of Lot No. 170 tn c. gory ood wife. ' · A. Opol .Fn,zpatrick w" , recent W. Datlney's Adt!ition lO the Vii· Albert Cone and wif, v1s1lor Jn New Lexington. !age of Pomeroy, bounded and de· Thursday with Mr. and spent Mr. and Mrs. AlbeA. Cone, RATES pe: !:o~ f.:'t~~C:~~tfv~~r!'~~~~~um charge 50c.---t ~entl r-----------""1 of the Village cb·u•n•<•il.,. Wn .l·glhl l, R.addirl. of the Village of Pomeroy . G s.pent Friday wllh Mr. and Mrs., lenna and .Marj Bratton Can!1 Charles W. Legar, ton visited Olli Jeffers and' wife. Harvey Bratlon of Logan . co_nv~yed ICR.At' IRON- Mil AU Spandt~u Frc~n·h slatc~mcn Westi601111W•Biyi o~rder thence North 12 degrees feel to the place of beginning containing four (4) acres, mor, 0 ; Jess. Records Reveal Candtdated Grotewnh\ callec' for wilhdnw-1 · • al of rorelifn troop• from Wt.t· (~ontlnued From Pap OM} ' One) r an .Germany and thr removal of SydMY ed From , ... One) evelopment. Rt' lllid HI fore1gn ba.;e 8 15 11 ;Jrelude tn HarJegs, W. H. lb :n pl un and today l.arge areas or th .• Gt'rman unifleation. Fremont Steveno . Th state iuued 831 ,7fl0 would be turnt>d into des· [ stro-ngly worded SALISBURY THUSTJ::E · w ,.ltt•r hahlng licensea at $2 ; 1$».320 an"'!;Tl !l•t•ment ronlirmed reports ,.. 1 S<hre>ber. f"r•d G l<>fh e>l 1\!Jal non ceaide >.l lltblna Jlcen.., m '""' elr<lo. in w., Cor· 1 rw Khr usheb.,'s ,..1., 1 tb" Pml Ja<oba . .Den><r HyoeU •nti " S3 •nd 26.m temporary non , any who art· o f 1 new , !ht· Sovu•t dclegat inn would James G. Lewtl, n 011 Eavns. reJ'ldent fishioa hcen»t It Sl. It 'tar shauld think about 11 lhl li,. throw its ru ll support lo th•' SCJP((J TRUS1'EF. · Dana T J r u;sued 666,814 re•ident• huntln w li111 ,uifl. ' re•tlmn uld perha s ner. Edwin Oberholn ·r and ,. 11111 $2 , 2.960 non ·re"Jldent Bnt !sh oli.Od pcri)CIUU\l• lh!• of dhunllns license' et .JU! and 36-t19 lnd sta lcsmen of other ,. manr SU'ITON TRlSTI..""E ! 'I k I Ct>r huntmg permit• at Sf!. 1hou!d h na 1011 " , . · ~ <~r. Cul'a hoga nt l d · th t mk abo ut tht~ With th~ 1\'tden, William Thuener El~o'h . · · . .. cou. Y e _1n e nu_mpmem d;,eiopm<>nt of rO<kN The East '"" indl<al · Spencer. Homer M. Clr<J. , E ,- b;r or f" b'"' l>eenscs >ssu•d w>t h no nllli ou lti t>afe from ('d th.rough their t·eception Hat·man. William F lluris u j fl.l.OC3d.. a drop _of 7.000 from tht< llttack " thl' y wsn!E'd unity Mw and not Gaul and Otis F. Knopp · · ' pr eee lnJ1: . year. Franklin county Khru &hch•" •nd Esst G on terms laid down bv cONSTABlES R · d of 11 g 1f1nl In the .. . rr ns rh .-1 t_ aymon Tea · h ntithe ' lb 3number · Premip 0 t ev an ., hi,$ East German roJ . Card. Chester Twp· Oris F' 1 leeme• WI 4 ,771, an mu 1 n ' tl ~ . • o Grotewohl impJi. lowe rs. Rurland Twp . 'H . · wyom . rrease of approrimalely 2,000 OYt'r S 1. b ·· rnn ern . t he pNCPdin, , .• ,, ' ' lYd <~<· miUed Lhe Communists oe\•er wm · any fre .. ,,... a IS ury Twp · Tro · Oht ·lll ''cr , .0 u fl•ar ,,.son coun' t y, ·w1th - t h ree !tfw. 1ons rven in th R "' ... ...... Jr. Sa lisbur.11 'I'wp J d J 6 tZope. e ed·run East ste~. Salisbury :ncl W e~~- ~mg_um «::onsenaney Districl lak r 1 Khr h h • Hendrix , sutton Tw·~ · 5 fmt. ~n the num~er of out-of· f us e cv, whose slat£' visit (ContlnUtld Fr9m Page On•) I state:- flsher'llen , while Lawren rf' 50 the ar ;as. b£'t'n a flop , drove to Salisbury Local District-Jamcounty issued the most non-re si· alon arJiament Vo\k.skammcr es D. Adams, Clay Evans. DenVf'r den t hunting licenses. E"tg where r·eluetont G: Hy"ll , Amos Lennard . E"rett . The following shows th• numb••• £haled e~mans again were nul r· L:ghttoot, Qf>orge Wagn~r. Orrn (Contlnu.cl From Pav- One) of hunting and fhhing licenses of A . Wlth flags and bannc"s \\ears, Homer Radfoni Sen. Tohn w. Bricker , R·OhiO each kind iissued in Meigs and g&Jn the teCt"p lion was chi ll > · · pra>'se• lh · surrounding ,ount>' e•. ·. · Southern Lo ca1 Oislrkt-Earl notch "busines!'man e nom1nee torl·· 1' But 1n th e rubber stamp par andasan"a exct' Athens: 5 368 resident hUJlti ng · lamen! lt was a diff{'rcn t mal· Mar!l"hall Adllms. Law· lent administrator.'' ..... 20 ·non-resident hunting: ter. Grotcwohl delivt•rt•d •.··la•h· renre Boegh•. Edwal'd Bush. Cb · ident fish>·n ,·, 80 annual nnn-re"l11 ·' lna tL k R 1 h 11 d a1rman Richard B. ~ussell " .. a :lC on We~! Germ em rha••· aP en erson, Albe1·t Hill, n c h dent fishin, ,· 148 tempora~ non ceHo K Dall IIlli ......... a. or I e St-m1te Armetl St•r· ., .. r onra(l as N . ' Rol e LeroY Lawrenco.· v1ccs · Comm 1ttee, which w11l hold resident fi shing. welrt"r m Adenauet· anti h'"'•• Vern . , on . ease, Harold Proffitt. bearings on the nomination. de· Galli a: 3.247 residen~ hunting· n a e.s while "Khl·ushr hcv 'l.n. w1th first dtopu ty pre Glo\er Satsel' Jr., Delbert Smilh elined immediate comment. 157_ non resi dent huntlni; 1.636 1 mien .t\.lia.Stas :Mlkoyan. -, Clarence Wickline. ""' B re s1.dent fi shin!!·, 1"2 annual non '~b G · · ut committee member Lcvtr· ~ " " ~ . orman Dcmocratlt Re West Lo I ett SaltoMtall R-Mass. sa id he resident fishing; 107 teJPporary 1 pnblit ex ists and will cont in e t · D . ern ca DJstrict- Ernest fid non-resident nshlng. e~ia_t until unity comes and so~- · G avis.' Max. Edmun son, Howard was con I ent the group will be Jackson :. 4,261 resident ~u.,tiug·. is secured throu b . erm:m, Darr,e11 Gofr, Lalll'fll impressed by McElroy's l'harac- 28 no d t h . ,. Gern}any,'' Grotewohl de /' ,out · Holtman, Marvtn ..Miller, Ge ral d ter and ability . . n-.relll en unhng ; ret:· Khrusbebcv looked on " Ia ed. F: Morris. Jamea Nicholson, Mor· The ,;x-foot , four-m ob McEimy •dent t>Shing; 230 annuol 9on re• pprovmg· vm B. Wilson, Raymond Thom•·-~ · IE'tt Washlngton Wedn esrtny to ident fishing; 320 temporpry non resident rl shlng. return ~o Cincinnati tu wmd UfJ • Lawrence: 6,721 restdd.t hu nthis arfur~ before taking over the 601 Pentagon ·p ost. During a three- mg; . non ~esident hun,lng: 3.· day visit h~>rc he met with Eisel• · 90S resJ~ent fishing ; 1.222 annual ACROSS DOWN 15. Ll\tle howt!.l' ~nd a numbe r pf key &t'R· non resJden~drishing ; 70S tenJporl . Rom&fl 1. Ot:&ert a:Jrl ators. ary non rcs1 ent fishing. 18. Ex. , Meigs.: 531 Pesident huntlng ; g plants • ~\8\~sman tt!nd, J. S~ulfs 2. Near ~en . Hubert H. P.umpllrcy D· n_on_ resident hunting; 449 resident t. Wi.~_er ipo~t.. 21. Ctose ~nn., so unded tht> only sour I~sh~ng; 127 annual non resident J{l, Thi..OWl 3. Earthy to note. Asked tor rr,m nwnl on lh~ f~ sh!ng; 87 tt.> mporary non resident off 22. Bal. '- · !!~~here 52-year.Old soap company exeeu- fl shmg. 3 Jl"'ull ot ance1 ~2. ShartUve's a~o!ntment, Humphrey . Vinton : _1.302 resident hunting; 23. Mill. 13. Dl11mal umbrage sari~ "thiS IS a tac 1t admiSSIOn 8 non .re~ldl·nt hunting; 886 resiU . Bespatlgle 6. Surround;. lar; that thefe i.s a ncc('ssll y for a ~ent fls~mg; 7 annual non resi· store. Ui. Coin ed by clean-up In the 0 -:opartment of . ent fl~hl~g. 43 temporary non -res~ttter4,t.;.•, Alltwtr (Jap.) . houseo 7. Villa,re D~feno;,e. j1dent flshmg. 24. Toward (RUsll . ) 3a. Eyea 16. Argent 1 . Washingt1on : 5,810 resident hunt3,. Chrtstmaa 26. Capital I tabbq 8 Queer 1 (Ga. I 3&. Uenua 17. A mer. 9. Obi ATHLETE.'S FOOT GER IU mg; 22~ nbn·r_e sident hunting ; ~.29. :Place cenary 11. M1deaat \ HQW TO KILL IT. 9913 res_!dent· ~shing; 1;946 annua l 31. Thonr lizard !I country 19. Nackel of IN ONE !lOUR. non-rcs!dcn~ .mlng; 974 tcmpor· ary non .resldent fishing ~ , (sym. ) 32. Vexed 40. Viper l p0$!1.J 29. ~ swarm - If n01 ple•ud, rOur 40c back •t ~--~---::__~ 2t Title · 5 '----1~~~·n~d:z:,:,~ Ft:Otn Pat~~~ 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aug . • DICK TRACY �• • • • • POMEROY SOCIETY Golden Rule Class Holds Weiner Roost The Golden Rule Cl~.!i or the Pomeroy Church of Chrl.•2! beld a wiener roast at Ba.!lty'JI Lake, Tuesday evening Prayer was of. !ered by Donald. See~·ers, pastor of the churtb. Attending were Mr 11nd DenYer Kapple and familY, and Mrs. Oll11er Mit'hael and Mr. and Mrs Glen Sm11:h Mrs. Mr son, an<t I Mn E M Barteb or Huntington. W V• . arched Monday evonillJIIO .IS.!illt In lb~ cue of her motber, I Mn. Juhus Smith who ia quite ill Arthur Smith, who returned to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Etchmgor or hu home, Chauncey Tue!day, re. CoJumbua, who . spent the P•W i turn~d \oday to assi~ In th.e care week with her mother, Mrs. Mabel of hlJ moUu.•r, Mn Julius Smlth. Van Meter and Mr. and Mra. Udie 1 Mn c. L Arnold vi~L~ted ber Hartung, Cbeater, left Wednudy 1 daughter. Mn. Robert Richard.l o! morning aeeo~paned by Mrs. Van Gallipolis several days last week. Meter for a v1s1t w1th relatives in 1 1 Youngstown Callers on Mrs C L. Arnold, Mis.!l Nancy Hatl'hcr, daughter of Athens RD, last Wednes<by were Mr. and , Mrs Oliver Michael left Mn. Doris (Arnold ) Meredith of Saturday for Memphis, )'enn., Buffalo, N Y , Mrs Dell Mere· where !!he will spend the remAind·, dith, Warsaw, lnd; Mrs. WHUam er of the .sur.1mer with her grrcnd· 'Frecker . P1ne Grove and Ruth A. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W W. Ben· Ricl\ards , Gallipohs. nett. She Wi'> acccompanied aa far as Huntington, W. Va., by her mo-[ ther. . 1 Mr3. Willard Grant and s.ister Ml!' Dorothy Ebersbach of Tampa:' Fla., left today lftf:'l" a visit with ' I f TOm my leonard . I IX~.. S Celebrated Tbe liXth birthday oi Tommy Leonard, 110n of Mrs. Paul 1 Leonard, Maaon, wu celebrated at the Middleport Roachide Park Wednesday aft.er~:~oon. His mother w~s wuted by his gran(lrnother, Mrl. J. Q. Leonard, and his oldest sister, Mrs, As& Camp,Jn serving ice cream, birth· day cake, eanrltes, Koolade aDd favors of balloons and horns' to th«: children. Guests 1ncJuded Mlehael Grt!s~. Richard Haggerty, Junior CJc. land, Richard WilsGn, Betty Rae Ruuett, M,-ta Wilson, Ann camp Rebecca aM Ellen Leon11rd. I Lucas-Hard man Marriage Vows Are Exchanged 1· Two Birthdays Celebrated In Pooler Family . and Mrs. Elmer Burns, Brownell are announcing the engagement of their to George Na,than Roush, SOil of Kenna Roush MlnersviUe date for the wedding has been announced. ' · Miss Hess, who is a graduate ot Moddleporl High School is employ~d as bookkeeper for the Foreman & Abbott TeievuoIOn and R;tdlo Store. Mr. Roush gra~uated from Pomeroy High School and served m the U. S. Martnc Corps. He is employed · by the New York Central r~ilroad. Presbyterial Yo Uth COUnCI'I Held Saturday. Mrs. John Parsons ISH0n0red GUeSt At Layette Shower ''"- ~~ t;;:.'!'e c h'::'oyr~:~;~· sh~·~ Lowed- Price Ever ' I . · ;• "f'.: ,,.,..Width ' "'*- • gifts free fo11 .Top Value Stamps , H!tel Martin ' Veal • Shoulder. • • lo.3G3 "" O.ill Packers Label rich, thick and crecunr ' ·~ ,., BiiJiae~~ SPECIAl-S DAILY ' ,, Ma11'1 Luneh 40drom 11 A. M, to 2 P, ,M. , CII!CKBN IN BASKET, FRENCH FJ(t£8, " ., .BBU.D & BV'ITI!R., COFFEE or TEA U.OO . i· -··, Bilr Ope11 Doby Exeepl Sunday 7 A, M. to 2 A. II, lng. plenie at , tho All In· at Sheridan, W:vom· Mlaa Parttt· li the dausbter oC Mr. ad MtL Wllber Puker. She will be o lleolor it Eutero Loeal Hllh Sehool tbla &u1 'nte acquisition ol this la11 >art of the needed lan.d will nake ta possible to start grading nd surveyjng of the entire park n the near future . ... 75c $ 16 'Iii. . ' I,read P!lcketl Label. 2 •••••••••••••• Kroger . loavea . _. , . . 5 Flour......... \ ~ .. lll••··········· . . ., . • Krolaer !• ' ~J¢ ·bat . -· ,. • ' I)( lb. ••••••• ••••••• VlJ!It. S.edleat\ Plump, lulcY bunchet. NtctrQrines meaty Plump lJb, 39c . ' Franil: B Lievtng, 84,, former ohoriff of Mason County and mem· the court d1ed Thursday i~;;g"'~st his home· in Point Plealwat also formerly the own· er of Ltevlnr, Coal Company at West Columbia . ' The deceased was born in Ma· son County th'e .~pn of the late Frederick Lievtnli and Mary Yon· ker ·Hjs w~fe preceded him in death in 1952. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Hiley Fry, West Columbia and two .sons. Uervin A or Mason ani Lemley B. of Dearborn, Mleh.. AJ. so survtving are seven grand ehil· dren and 12 great grandchildren. Attacks Deluxe Stores ,I . 'l ·, .. . \ '•· ~ ... '· i Contempt, I Pair Is Captured Mter Escape From Coshocton Jail Kentucky Boys !oAppear At The Meigs Fair _ Gttuilty .WheJJ TJJeodcrre E. Marquis, Riverdale, Md ., ume 1n,to police • headquarten to fiJI out an aeei:. dent report on the tlr bia ·da~~ ter, Mal')' F. Marquil, JP, wti drivmg, he told Webster: "I've beeo in thiJ bu.sineu of yours fDr 2t yean." . And he pulled out a worn, t.,.. mshed badge wltb the l&rie. number&, ''714" on it n wu the or1gmal Badge 714 so popuJarized on TV in the Dragnet series. According to the uporl, Mary Marquis wa.t eoing west at 11 mph when she pueed 1 car driven by Floyd E. Spence, S2. Pomeroy, al.!o neaded west Spence had sign.;.led for a turn. Sbe struck the left fide of Spence's car. Damage was e.11timated at $ltc).. The Marquis car was damag~ an estimated $100. There were DO arrests. HEADON CRA$H Charles Laudermilk, 22, Pome. roy, wa1 eharged ,_.ilh driving wbile mtox1-cated after a ear be was driving collided head011 with another on RL 7 at 2:15 a. m.. th1s morning. lnjurrd were Lauderritilk, eye cuLs and bruise11; Virginia Ken· ned)-, knee eul$ and bruises and Virpnla Estep, cut lips and bnJi. ses. Tbe women rwere riding in a ~ab drinn by Paul WUJiams. Hudson St.. Klddleport, 01med by the B&:B Cab Co. All the injured were tall:ea to Meigs General H01plt.¥l, treated and released. Patrolmu Edwin:l Strauss inve&tinll!d. : slo:.:; .. Heart. Attac'. Is • Fatal To Man At For•-ed Run Lake .hJdre 'John C. Bacon found Ev· erett Erwin, Middleport. guilty ol play at the ~eiga Count)'.oo Fair l';ete dl•eussed when a meetini! >f the M-G-M District committe<: wal'! held at the Middleport Public Llbtacy Thursday night. Srout dJsplays at the Galli• ::ount}t Fair were discussed ::.n~ ~splalned~ and Tim Ree8e led a 1tsc~lon of 1 Scout Village to 1e 'er.cte(! at the Meigs County Fair wHh tfie five units repre .;ented. at the \..,_eeting psrtl~~plt· ·ng. ' Robert . L. Siler. Dlatr1et Exe ~utlve; wa1 present and other ' .'1ere;- ·GetJrge Ho)lt Jr., Assiatnnl 'Jiltrlct Commissioner. John Par •oO..; Coll>pbt$ and HlklDg Advl- ldr, Georg~ Wagner, Scoutmaster Spencer, ~coUtlni1ter TrOop ·249, Pomeroy· Leopard GWfildbwsky and Gen.to · Cplem&n, ,At'ilstarit Scoutmasters ''>f .t'toop Ud. · Jrarold Smith TrboJt, ibO, l ..mes W. Reese, JCX: pldrer PoJt.%70, H,mlock Grove. >( . Troop ~; Ralph --',· '"' Fnends mzy <:all at the Lievi.Jlg Scott Burdette of Coolville takes the place of his Dad a'> residence in Potnt PleU~qJt after manager of his pa-rentll' small 7 p. m. Saturday. f,JRI~Y far"!. whi~e '+ th.o'!,~ .1e.n1or Scrviees will be &~eld at tb.t Buraemr works m co'8'tnlction Bel.lemeade EUB e•urch, Ft. Pleal- • r.u~~ .,.. !!o~<Ua . ~ covatr ~.DWf. ehli!ilti · im~ was rewarded wofk. His work at i p. m. Sunday with the Rev. Tburgday with a ftrst ~lace in the Jac~ Higgins otnciatlng. 'l'tn! body hel(l for appearance before JP , showmanship class af the SEO will Ue in state at tbe cbureb from ·R E Gnndley. ~:L~fu~~;-~! UP--A hanasmnc OL-tcr:nlnauon :o ca·~rn Tho re,b,t, .. id La\!'¥i:mllk 1' to take a~y • "They suf(~red untold miseries Guernsey St ·ow jn Athen11. 1 to 2 p. m. Sunday. was traveling west OD lt. 7 in. 1 nursing lus I and discomforts with no com· personal Burial will be made ln tbe Sun· s1de the eorpontion lineA and Th.e 16-year·old youth who has erippled plane more than 1,0!10 / plaJpt," Tyson said after landing been active in 4-H Club work for crest Memorial Cemetery, Pt. came acrou tbe cent!'! line tq llit miles over the choppy Pacilic to his lour·engine Bocmg C97 at lii· many years of bts young life, i> Pleasant under the dtrection of the cab headon. . ", a safe landing with 67 persons 1 lo's Lyman Ail"(lort Wednesday responsible for the farm . In the Foglesong Funeral Home. The t~ Incident involved • 1 on its two starboard engines The Lieving Coal co., at Wen car driven br Louis Laudtnnilk. -... aboard. Athens he competed with 10 exhi· "They watched th~lr baggage bitors and 73 head of cattle. Columbia is no\V owned and oper. 43, Pomeroy, and cnn~ed bY Lee Instead, Maj. Samuel Tyson, 37. ated by the son of the deceased, M. Bing wbich wu damaged art of CouncU Bluffs, Iowa ; and Va· bemg th.rown overboard and thc;1 caville, Calif., insisted his pac- were tully aware of the sltu.ll· Harold Carnahan and Son, Ra· Hervin Lieving. estimated SlO. ThiJ ear 1t.rud !lengcrs, including 10 women, de· liOn-find they remained calm,·· cine RD won the Grand Cham· a parked ear at Spring Ave. and served all the praise (or their he said ,pion, all female class. with hls ~ · Main owned bY Vernon E. ' "Welcome ln Favora Mabel.'' Bolinger, Pnmerot. Damage wei Glv• lnsf)lrlno Elthlbltion estimated at $50. Charles Theiss, Racine RD, Tyson himself gave an .msplr The report .Wd Laudermllk mg cxhibilion of courage and took first prize in the three-year· attempted to P81"k at the curb ; nerve. ·But the strain of holding old rows. He also copped the ahead of Bolinger's car and. · his aircraft aloft for nearly six Baooer Award for the beiit fe. struek Ute lett aide. Laudennilt hours on only to engines told on male bred and owned bv an ex· was chaqed with drivinl on a hibitor. This award, ari 18x2( him, "I snapped ·my watcl'\band color-£ul banner, is given by the COSHOCTON O. UP Two permit without a liceilJe:d driver men who escaped from the city with him. straining at the wheel and I was State Guernaey Association. Clarence Price, Portland, the jail b.ere Wednesday wb.ile await· soaked w1th sweat whea we fmal· third Meigs County exhibitor, lng arraignment on forgery and ly landed,:' he said. won first prize in the yearling breaking and entering charges Tyson had SO minutes of gllll bull con'te.!lt. He was beaten for" were capturtd late Thursday in an remaining in hts tanks-enough Grand Champiqn bull by the "empty coal ear at Fresno, 12 miles for three more passes at the Thoma.~ Fisher" and Daughter northeut Df Coshocton. airfield had he failed in his ini· fann, Stockport, 0.. Washlagton Dwight A Parrish, 22, and Karl tial attempt to lan5f. <;ou nty. D. McKee, 19, both of Knox Couo- . Air Force officers said TYson'5 A Junior Champion female, win· ty, were bedded down for the night decialon to drop his plane to al· ner over Burdette m the graltd in a ~oal car on the Nitkel Plate Jes!l'ie E. Bryant, 81, ol lAing titud~ ranging betweEn 50 and prize contest, w&s won by a beau· R.allroa~. They surrendered with· Bottom "WW.S dead on arrival of 100 ~et was what: enabled him I!J tiful yearling heifer that came out trouble to the posse of sber. the Pomeroy Emergency Squad malt~ land. By dropping .so low from the Clarence Price !arm as Iff's depulle-.a, police and state early this morning wben s"m· he pltked llp a 20·kn0t tailwind a calC. highway patrl'llme~. moned to Forked Run Late. that Jpelled .'the d,iJferenetl be· The sheriff said the prutse went Bcyanl according to Meigs tWee4 a safe landmg and a dJtCh· to Fresno a£ter he received a tele· County Coroner Henry Ewing aping On empty ta'nk! phone call from a teenage boy who parently sufleted a heart attack ~omomeod.cl For Medal spotted the fugitives in the village while fishing at ~ the popUlar . !In 1'\lVD.shington, Lt. Gen. Joseph earlier in the day. Smltb, head of the. Military Atr The two men said they hid dur- fishing spot. Bryant's wife wa$ with taim o.•1 ing the day and raided gardens Trsn'5port SerVice, said he will the fishing trip, aeeording to rc · te<:onuneond a Djstingul!ihed Fl~·· at night for food . They were reporta. log Cross for the heroic pilot turned to the county jail here. Smith sent Tyson a telegram to The two were scheduled to be A.monlt the tl:lent appearing at advise him of ~he rccommenda· LANCAS'ffiR, O. UP-Rcsi· arraigned today on charges of the IH:tb anpual Metgs County tlon. dents in the vicinity of the Boys breaking into the Producers Live. · r'air frozh the Midwestern }lay. Industrial ~hool here vnter' stock Assn office here and steal (Continued on Page Seven) Wednesday night to send a 1'fiood ing blank payroll checks. ride 1how on ri.dJo and television >tatUms ln Cincinnati are "The :>f letters" to th~ governor de· They escaped from U!e jail manding the state do somethin!l: Wednesday by using a epat hanger Kentucky BoYa/' They are thr ::!()m.edy ~am .of Zeke Turner anti abopL t he problem of escapees to pick the locks of their cell door&. at the institution. 'Slim" .lCin,. The show will b ~ Residents said they will de· naged as the grandstand a:ttrat· NAGASAKI, Japan UP -The mand the state end the threat to tJon at I 8 p. m. Wednesday even· ' people of Nagasali ob~eTVed th.e lbe1r safely and property bv 12th annlvenary Of the Nagasald ~scapee! from the BlS ato~ bomb today with 1 minute of ' . -!) More tha·n 50 persons attended silent and a memorla1 ie"'" ) NEW YORk UP Federal the meeting called by a citiz:em! Ice at '"peace Judge John M. Cashin will sen· ~mmittee. The comm1ttee was or In ten'ce Jack ;~~nd Myra Soble and J'acyb Albam today for conspiring ga.ni.zd several months ago a[tf'r claimed. with bigh Russian offlcialm to ob· residents complained the escaper The Rev. Robert Hurley, Hen· renew 0¥r Th.e EmergeneY' Squai:l w1s tain: vital U. S defense secrets for problem was so grave women and ebildren feared to be left alone derson, W. Va, forml!r local re. sacred task ~a11Ad ai 5 p, m. when the infant th~ Kremlin. ~idEDt, is eonductmg spelli.al order and c:ht~d of Patrolmfln Anti )fr11. Ev· "Phe thrcP. admitted spi~ faee a ·neeling" this week at the Pine peace based on !rett Bostj'l/ drank · furniture maXImum penalty of 10 years Jn Grove Methodost on the on this 12th anniver:sary poUsta. The baby wis 'tr,eated by prl.icnt or a $10,000 flne. or both. Cnrnstalk Rcservat:on. atom bomb. J.le St.uad aM a iOCBI doctor TbJ!: Sobles are naturalized. tJ. S. "We pledge fl.rrnly to Homel'oming will be observed c!Ltlzen.l"' and Albam had applted PatrOlman Bost\c a' .urgical f- • Sunday •t the last meeting of with patience and courage Cot ~itlzenshlp. They were arr,sted ~JtlO.t .ot l{olter Hospltll. the special ~P.rviccs with a ser- thia high aim ia reallud.'" hm Jan. ~ lls the result ol ~ 10. .fACKSON, o. UP- The eou'nty vice ~n the arterno1.0n. The pubUc year FBl lnvestltgation. ~Tbe Sobles and Albam pleaded ~rand jury here has indicted !s ral'diRIIy .nvtted. - - - -to conspiracy, the seeDnd Wayne Wick, owner nf the Gib· MEIGS GENERAL HOSP"AL of a six-count iflllictment, son Hotel, for pOs!lession and ex· of esc-aping trill nn the hibiUon of gambling device!l. - 1 Admitted : Mrs. Wilma Babr, Liquor agents arrested Wiek Chester; Lloyd Marti,n, M~ddle· courtt which cha1 ged them actual espionage. Conviction July 3 when they raided his ho- 1 p.ort, Mrs. Harry Crai(;:, MlddJepeacetime espionage could tel aid found tlve slot machines, port; Paul Williams, l~ddleport. Births: Mr. and ~!; Vidor death in Sl.pg Sing's electric three of which were of • remot, cODf;rol tno· neW to Ohio. h.. Balu', a da~hter. .. 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~·dis ~~~p~ Jelly RO.IIs ....,........Ph. I~herutls Dead Middleport Band Makes Appearance ' Under New Leader Scout Village To Be Erected aar ' r ol'lmer Mason-Co - - - - - · ---, ~ ~ Kroger B. Lieling Any intereste<1 peri;Cns are ' in· ·ited to attend thll!l meeting thleh will' start at ;:30 at the V11Jage Hall.• , taD cant Joe J!'riday was ~~~ town Thur"~· day and bad to make an appear· <~ nee at toWn haU in Pomeroy. This was what offiecr Jed Webstu thought. Ht invaslig.a.ted an ae6dent on We.st Main Street late in the afternoon. Jt was oDe of three wrecks Thunday, tht one totally destroyl.Dg two cars and tnjurmg three persons on Rt 1 The other was mmor The Mlddjeport Part • AooeJa 'on Jne. wiU meet tonlgbt at thf 1illa.ge Hall to start Plans fol lteir work on the p•rk propeit)" ,tfich was purebaaed last Satur· lay oy Mayor c. 0 . t'{sher an(! he Rev. C. E. Hoyt. represent. lves of the Park AI!ISO!!iation . 1001. been atay. of ,hla parenta. ·-·•· .,,__ . ••-- 'MW.a, while ,ma)or IUfl~ry ,. ·ON ~J! BANK~ OF THE BEAUTIFUL 081~ JUV£\l PLtn .Expansion . Everett Ervin MuaJI:IJ\Ium Po~:~~~~ mnee: SINGLI COfY--Ic After Crashing Into T~ Cab ~iationTo several other.8 behind In Cameron's house, one of the filw build· h•ld ·l; 'in" that withstood Audrey'~ tidal wave, to keep the town's power generator running Refugees streamed out of Golden Meadow, which lies six Inches be· low sea leve. about 20 miles north of tbe Gulf shore. More than 200 m'cn, women and children fled ln trucks and cara, Louis Rodriguez, a newsman or from LarQae, aaid the people were ,wUI be afraid "it will be Cameron aU over Clara Deland, again!' of "Education, problems will 1'eaf Sale lb. 59¢ P•c • S Kingan 4 lb. $2 89 ...--~~ Chops I niC Cannod. olH • Stew Veal r•• ~ •• lb. 25¢ Ground Beef · · · • ·· · .· lb. 39c ; Rib Chops c~~;: . lb. 79¢ Whiting ~b~;:" ::· 79¢ thu.,.,.,._.., ·~----=J ____ n----""---- Driver Is Charged With D11 CoolvHle Boy Wins SEO Middleport Park of .•the .small flshin~ towns the uea. leaving," to •' render 10 ' ~. ~ tlrrt•s Out Jt , of lOl · ... lb. ' ...... ••rm wHh • chana ef ....., terM ht ,...... tiJ treme north. H&th tod.tr .....,.. low ........ ...11 [111"411 • ...,. Kroger-Cut Tcmderay Mr. l:tld ·Mrt RWIE!Il MUll plan et their J - ~"&.siding 5·315 lOOKS tAKER hotpiLal. • • ,., . • : Mrs.' Edwin Brown rormerl Mai-y Louise Lewis, of Pt. Plea.: ant, died In Walter Reed Hospi tjll . Wednesday m01:ning. ~ ' PUmphrey's Funeral Home, Sll • ve~:. Springs, Md., 1s in char~e o 1erv1cea which were held Fndal &1 8 a. 10. with burial in Atling !OJ'l National Cemetery. •'\. She letves her nu ~ oand, tw(j Mr:s. William (Harriet' Pleas&nt; Mrs Aitderson · ID and her ' IAIIECUE WAGON WI•• FURNITURE 1 '• Shop Kroger where you "Uve BeHar for leq" , , . and wh•r• you get Top Value Stampa. Cet "fu........,the-sun" warned that the new &tom Bertha eeond tropical wbirle-r or thr ·ear. probably would strike tbf nainland · with fuU hurrican1 trengtb some time today. By 8 a.m. e. d. f the storm, tbcr ·entered 120 miles southwest o' 1rand Isle, La, was winda witt '5 mUe . per • hour veloeitle& ir quallt 100 outward. "'tt Out F••t" The· Wcatheer Bureau ordered ; \urrieane watch for the westeTr ·..ouisiana and upper Texas coast 'lid aUthorities warned Testdentll o ' owland . areas, "Get outlastl'' St:.reaina of cars and truclu dur ng the night clogged htghwayt ea~in" trom the low country 1r vhach Hurri~ane Audrey late, last TunE! claimed hundreds of Iivek. Winds rose to SO .or 40 m1les per 10ur alon_g the, Louisiana <'OUt be· 'ore dawn and tides up t.o !lix fe'{!f vere expectE"d to crash against the 1hores dUl!ing the morning. The whir!er appeared for thr 'llOment to be aimed e.lther at '::ameron, wher~ , more than 500 1ersom died before Apdrey'~ on· ·Iaught last June 27 or at. Gal· •eston, Tex .. or somewhere Ln b&tween tbem This prediction Wu unofficial. Bureau officials, wise to unforsceable shifts in a behavior refuse~ any mainland "target," H~o~rric::.M 'W•'h;h' Bureau or· watch'' along ,u.pper Texas Brown 1 ed 8yDea lh . j, "~· (til ;,..:_ d ·, :W-\~wtes ay Aug 7 • <•'\i,.,.;llo; ,.,.._ EAT and DRINK "' 'll ; ~~ 'Ed • .1fi.J'S. WID ' Martha Porker Returns Home FromOntona Zo•• ,, "', ELBERFELD$ ~y$279.95 ........., :. NEW ORLEANS UP - A new t,ropieal stor:m, !- f"Dunderlng tu1 boat caught m ltaarip, roared witt .'rlJf,ng force early today towarr 1 firi)ng rerlident.s of toWianda rav .. , ..aa~d ))' Hurric:ane Audrey. ''J'T~ U.S. Coast Gulrd .sent a cut ~ t9. beJp the tug boa.~ "White man ffo. D" which reported, it waE ,di,~Jjled in the moutb 'Of the Mia '' ._\ppi River wlth lti rud:~ an~ 'l'o ot(!p.t" 'nd anchor falUngt • Sease were "pretty rough," thr tu,c: radioed. Such craft uauall} , (lhy three-man erewa. ~~rte · ·U.S. Weather Bureau COME .ARLY-SAVE 50%, 0R ' MORE liOn, to P1tt8burqh wh~rc he Is tak'tnlt' special training th.ls summer and Bero and son came back to 01 E Mra. George Anderson and her Mrs. John Parsona wa.!l gue~:~t ol spending the summer guellts, Mrs Jame!l Buchanan and honor at a layellc .'!bower held on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Long and •h er youager d1ugh.ter. Nancy, and Wedn esday evening at the home of children left Sunday !or a visit Miss L)'nn Buchamm attende d a Mrs. Jack Bachner. The layett'e to Niagara Falls Mn Guy Shuler' ~ name was meetlng.ot th~ Athens J•resbyterlal , gilt• were placed In a businet Youth Councli at Burr Oak Lake with a stork as a part of the d~e· unlnter.tionally omhted from the .natiOns, Games were played dQr· 1181 of Band Booster me1nbers Saturday aftttrnoon The 4roup r-~joyed a wiener 1ng LhP evening and priles won bY who had helped make forty·fiVe roa11lantJ awJmnung party and abo \1rs Kenneth McElhinny and Mrs. gallrms of Ice cream tur the 110. had a buslnos11 mt•et!Dg when plam ~. S. Schaaf. CJal to be heM tonight at Mid· were n111de Cor th e Filii Rally to I Ml'll. Robert Tcwkshory presided dlcrort H1gh School. he held at the Middleport First at the punch bowl during the 80 ~lr and Mr.! Charles Uwls PreJbyterlan Church with the date clal hour and punch, mints and and chlldron, Ray, Vincerrt and tn be Announced IRlel' 'i!ke were served with threc·cO!'n· Mary Alicia, Charleston, Rnd his Mra. Anderson IS Pre.!lhYit!rlal •red nut cups as fa\Or ~ The cake mother, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis we1c Advisor to thf' CouncJl. and Lynn , N/18 decorati'd with yellow 101108 here Wednesday on a short trip. moderator of the Wcstmln!iter 1nd 11 mmlaturc house with 1 hov· Mu lA:!WI& returned with them Youth Fel1ow1hlp of the locnl ering ' stork. Mr5. Bachner aeved for a more extended vi11lt at their home. church, UJ chairman of th e Failh the cake to her guests. Commls!llon of the Council. Those present wr.rc Mrs. Puraon 11 Dale Dutt>m, Mr&. G G. Wcr· and her mother, Mrs. ·Ralph Gil· ncr, Mrs. Clarence Clme and Mrs more, Mn. Kenneth McElhinny, John Mayer of the Dutton Drug Mr&'. Richard Schwab. Mrs. Violet Store were ln Huntington 'f\lesAndenon, Mr1. Sally Prloda, Mn. day to attend 11n all day se11slnn Leo Smith, Mrs. Georse Dalla~;, 1at the Cosmetic school aL the Mn. Tewktbary, Mn. E. S. Schaaf Pritchard Hotel and granddaughter, Betty Lynn Everett Hawkins returned Koehler. Wednesday from Columbus ALL•.IW Sendlrn; .i(ifh but unable to 4t· wh•rc he bad vi1ited Mr. and 1 17 ,.IGIDAIRI \en{! 1ht tJarty were Mrs. William Mri. Harry Doddridge and olher Wall••· Mi ll .. lame~~: Roller and relatives. fOOD PRIIIII• ' \Uu Sally Schauf Btv. C. E. Hoyt and son Devld IIPIIOIRATOR Joined Mrs. HoYt Sunday for an ovetnlrht vlait with her mother. Mrs. C. B. Hawk.lns, Phlllp~i. W. Va, Mn. Hoyt, who was called to Philippi lalt week to a.ssbt In the care of her mother, who had rauen and L"iured her back. re· home with them this turf'ed P.rker, Atfred, returned' week. '1111• ' lrom a thr~ weeki sat. an.d Mrs. M:ax l.ambert and Jn Mor(tana. son Joe, Chillicothe, were week her IJ'andpar· end ruesu of Mr. and Mn. Harry Mn. G. L. M,tehaol, Milia and Mr. and Mu. Dana ents Mr '\ear Chester, to the ranch of her ~reat •unt, Mrs. Jennie Powera; and Mrs Hu&h Kalrm1 and Quietus, Monlana. She attend Jb$. MH.Ifi-101 -R children, Akron, have mov. to Bacine Mr. Kilrna 111 assc>· with the local Imperial :_Elc><tr.lc Compan)' plant and has ~Wllh Trade In ttaylnJ he.ro for sov(ll'al •.: TIU 10.1 cu. ft. low·coet Super ~ Ml;lfltllt. tiM btl "bonua bf.by,. Sauer hu return· of'l11 Top-quality Frl1idalr• R w8ek't vb1t with M· Ml'l. WUUam Welker anrl AUiulll .., Thurs. & llrl. 11.1 Ztzo Fr•eur-boldt l'!tl•lilh~ero In !'..etrott ' and with Bill Haley and Hl11 Comet.a ~ lbt •~uttv• Cyei•·MatJo Donald.ton, Colwnbus. An array of Rock N R.oll Stari : Dthtiq bl rtM,erat.or MOo Kennedy Jr. Jamc11 BowlftS "DON'T KNOCK TH. ROCK" t ... JUU-Wldlh Sbol..o and David Hln.dy, atar }'layers ot Glld<>Out PorceJ.m -a toothe Middleport ~hampionahip Blr. Deop Bl9rap Ray ~illancl Joan Oollh~• baaeball team, lelt today for the "' D.oOt wltA Fi"• nm.o"'bl• "'IIL IN ntl liD Lei• try-out Cincinnati Red VILVIT IWING" eamp at cambrldJC (Cinematcope·Ttchnleolor) .Mra.. Leonard Gwiatdowaky and da\llbler, Jeilny, and Mn. Harr)' Onllr '""latunlay Only Auguat 10 Mllll were bua:lne11 vlaltors tn Gary CoopPr Ruth Roman Galllqolla Tuesday "DALLAl" M~ Caasam Hlndy it a patient 1t Hollar Hoapl.tal. · -alao-· P•trolman Everett Bottle, who John Cauavettea In MGM'a hn been 1 patient at Holler "IDGI OF THI CITY" Oa-TIIe Brlghteot Cor11er Hospital Hvtral Umn In tbe put 3 Stooae11 Comedy & Cartoon lew monUu · bu reentered the Ia Middleport _______ -t IY UNino 1'11111 r.lr llfttl ....,. , . lfay, f•Jr letv'*Y· ,.,,.,. d-w Ohio; · Devotetl l'o l'lae lllterwu Of l'lae Itleftf•·Muoa Ar- ··~1\8 New Hurricane Approaches· Red legs Little League Mem bers f eted Q n TUeSdOY Weafhftr enttne Th~usands Leave Their Homes Middleport Society Cmoll Smoth Mr Hero retunoed .r1 , I. 1 v~=~~-~.=-~.9~9------------------,~-------------------~----------------------------------------------.....,._ "v Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Friday, August 9, 1957 -- ---------- -·----:-.- - - - - - - - - ----- - -- - - - - - ---- > get Top Vallf'e' Stamps Mr. and Mrs. Burke Bern anti Burke Jr. spent U,c wcekenrl In Columbus w1th Mr. and Mrs. j~ ' r I I • e t-, family, Mr. an~ Mrs. Aldo Jetfer~ and son, Rev. and Mrs. Donald Seevers and sons, Mrs. Gla~ys Bailey. , Mr. and Mrs. Jerry 'favlor and sOna. Mrs. Harry .racobe, Mrs Melvin Smith and daughter, Mn. Conrad Ohlmger and family Mn. EJwood Bowers and !am1ly, Wayne Milhoan and a !iUC"St, ~:!;. E w. Coaoes and other relaJeannie Thomas of Columbus. The September meetmg will Mrs. Allan Keller, Danen, Conn The Rev. Claremont E Hoyt ~ held at the church. and dimghte:r and son·in·law, Dr. pastor of the First Bapti.St Churc:h and Mrs. Gerald .Polan of Starn. Officiated Sunday at the marriage ~ord Conn., arriveli Tuesday even i or his nephew, Dwight Hardman, mg for a visit with Mr. and Mrs./aon of Prof: and Mrs. Hunter Hard· Team "'*"mbers P""'fl'nfJ """' Jacob Elberfeld. . man, Huntmgton, and Mus Rnsc·J their famWea of the Redlep Litr .Mu. Myrtle Long ani daughter f mary Gucas at th~ Grafton, W. Va. tie League Baseball team ln Pome ~us Do.r othy, left Sunday for • Oak Grove Baptist Church. · roy eajoyed a wiener roaat at "Jslt Wllh relatives at Nt .. aara ' d -1 F )IJ Mr Hoyt "'as ass1sted duriniJ the Nay Ior ' s .RJJn Playgroun •ue.t· aMr: and Mrs Huvc I ceremony by the Rev Don Whiting •day eve~mg. , The Dani£.1 Pooler famlly cele. Attendho ng were Mtke Spencer, )fated two hirthda)·s, tbeir wed- and daughters ~~ M'as:n "!~ Jfd mimster of t he oak Grove church. ' w ;, ,a., Tom W 1te, Dick Werry, Tom Unl( anniversary and had a fare· were recent guelt.s of Mr. , a~ Mr!i. Rob ~rt M~lls, Marietta, the IDbenbach, J1..m · Gilbert, J. ('. well party for their oldest 1on Cur. Mrs . Herbert . Dixon and famll~. t tformer Margaret Hoyt, was vocal Russell, J 1m ~oodgeard, MUte Ia, In one party aL .their homo Mt&:!i Jeanme 1'homaa of COlUm·,'foloist for the wedding which was and All~n Hamm, Bryce Smith, rue1day evening ~~a Is the g~est of Mr.s. Clara.,Ob> also atte-nd~::d ·by Mrs. c. E. Hoyt all players. David Gordon 11 nd lee cream and cake were served ger. and s<m, David B11rry Boyer couldn't make it. o Mr. and Mr8'. Pooler end fam· lq, Curtis, Don, Michael, June, .wnnle and Robert Pooler and a JUett Melvin SwJshrr · Curtis, who has enliated in the Air Force, lell Wednesday for Lackland Air Fon-:e Base for baaie training; Michael and Don cele· Avenue J~•·iddle!>Drt, brattd their birthdays and Mr. and nt·ece, c'arolyn Mrs. Pooler observed their twen· tieth wedding anniver!lary. • • Parents and tbeir ~e., at. ld.l, MM. Ray wood;eard. Mn. bmding were Mrs. SJ.~~Y\Spen. Walter Hamm and Mr. and Mr,. ~er, Mn. !;lmer White,~, Harold Smith. Charles Werry, Mrt. Joe Eb rsManager Uon Betzint Wll a bach, Mr . and Mn. Wyatt ,n. JUfll. of honor wbJle Paul Klou, bert, Mr. and Mrs. Ttuma 111- ht. a111Stant. wa• out ol town s· . . . B'lrthd oy '. 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