https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7e595f5ef12b2470f873450fce32b16e.pdf 068fde5ef6a88d63d3c4e67b4ef302a7 PDF Text Text • • • • • 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 '. ' • Residents Protest To Governor On Escapes From RJS Anniversary Of Nagasaki Bomb Observed Today - - - - 't '"'· Child ,Swallows Furniture Polish J• ' Two Are Facing Sentences For Giving Secrets Fotmer Resident ·Conducts Special Church Services Churoh Jackson Hole] 'OWner di Cted U' i I ' �• • ' Daily ~cntinel Day ilook TELEVISION GUIDE . WSAZ -TV Cllaft,..el3 Friday • PLAN 84K..E SALE The F'lying EagiP Patrol of Troop 2-45, Boy Scouts or A~ICt. will have a Bak~ Sale . the S)ortl Centn on Saturday, August 17. ae> lO:SO lUll 12:00 1:00 5,155 slzn On 8:00 · Today cording to the announcement by AssL~tant S~ou tmaster Gene Colemon 9:00 Roma.er Roon Saturdar- Channel! The Price Ill 1111111 10:30 Truth or COilletlueneet OES CIRCLE TO MEET are urged to attend and brmg a 11 Heacl of Labor Stetlltlcs MGkoo Oplln~lollc Report .,. IDlfltl' CATHCART CeMtrlll Preil Wcaltillgtott. Wrltt>r ASIQNGTON - A htJh pvemmat economist predicts that tho coct of Utlnr Will 1&op ria1al' thla month for the 'ftat time Ia W nearly a year. Commluloner of Labor Slattltlcit Ew$11 Clape 11 optimistic d... aplte hts recent unouneernen~ that conawner price• tor June hl4 cone up halt of one per cent to ruch Mother an-ume ht•h-120.J per cent of averase llN7·fl8 prlce.. The commltiloner foneut price. would cum• 111Jbtly Jn July )ut that the chance• are 1004 'rlce1 wU1 deellne ln August and Septtmber. pllflle aaya he exp.eclll another t1u ln October. and then a ltvelllnr. otr-po.. tbly a decllnt-.la .,oo c••m 'l'lm• ENTERTAIN PATIIIiNTS A group vf local mua.icians played for a dance at the Lakin Slate Hospita I Thursday evening as a favor for the- patients and stall They included Stephen Coats, Tom Skinner, Wllllam Anderson Bob Presion , James Lohse. GordOn Guthrie and Bo McGlothlin, ~I(ID!'. 8:45 '1:00 1:30 8:00 ~:00 Cataleide of Sporta 8:4$ led liather's Cr~er ' 1:111! 111111"1 Thetltr .,. ~··"'Tbeat See<ifd II:QI. E .. ·t-It · · n la'e Tbhter 14! • NHB 11\.ol SJ!oni Hodllneo 1 10: • · Nlli ...~· 1i, • 16:00 J'ed8ral Mea ! ! !ith.o . . . '•..... ' ' • • • 40th Wedding Don Rolland Davis, 210 Sout11 Anniversary Fourth St. , Middleport, Ottlo, thts · week wu enlisted ln tbe Army Is Celebrated • ... "Telling Everybody Off" ~ Is An Expensive Luxury- I: ••11 .... Main POm er,Oy BenderS 4-H Club Holds Mothers Tea ;' . ' ' ,. . 'fCw- TlJ.ur~~p.y. Wlnapt IC,~rtd on net ~ Onl Mike J ., .Rebel Call and u ._, · I ! cooki('S .. LEAD ON MRY.CQVtll .r-. H - Meigs County News 12:30 .The Gretchen Wade Show l.l!J Nelahbors 1,30 Movie Matinee 1:30 AmerleaD BandJt1nd 3,00 a,oo 11:50 ,., m. NEW YORK UP Funeral serviees wlll be held Friday in Baltimore for Meyer "Max" Wu man, 64, the ri1an wlic:i saUl "no"· tor Jack Demptley during the past quarter-century. Waxman, D8mpsey's buslnfJSI!I manager ,died at hJ1 IUJte tn N9w York's Maynower Hotel Wedn!!l· day after a foUr·YelT heart ailment Daily on 990 spot ' had lost or Of tb ' t l•f7 ~1,224 rJna, ln Movies , fi&htina daya. 11a,- "no'• to f busln<>~i p~c,Pcc~( to a borrctwer'o a request ror j free personal appearance. Wuman added with a arln: "jdlt ~(e~l. everyone to' me, and If t}J~ ·~•"fef, bi.S to be 'n~,! S'ee· yow 11.ilre•t -~-'----::'10:30 -- Writer and-9riee-wJN. lrlt·=:~Jtl:; )unior Appearanet \s a 10od indicator rlpeJI.ti'S, iccordlng t.1 the ExtenltOd Speclaliat. m Mar· ~et:ina: Information IM Cowmmera at the Ohio St.te Un1venity, Columbu.. TheY JO on to e:r.plain· that the eolor of the -peach •hould be ernmy-whlle tG ereamy yellow, The pink or red eolor (or bhuh) \'ariel wltb the variety and i• aot a• good 'a !ian of ripe· lteu u the Peta:rou.nd color. The peach 1hcnald be falrly firm fM fmh u.at. o( pea~h ralr Bo,ard ~ltd . tho FFA, ond •u tfve in · the county. 'l'ble> mad• up. o( inep1bera ,rld advJr (ltl of eteh att:NP J;neet to,ethtr for -"flU' miflfn.o t'htrlnt, tbe year t, work out -'be propam. the · policiu and ru.Je1 covemln~ the ~J'unior F•lr. \ . '• All ol the work the Junior Fair Bo•rd 1, the ~Ct.Jon of the. Agri~IIIIJl( ~let.Y been "ery ,Jenetous .pol't and ,ti.Dan&( of prb'es/ 'rlt}.:bou~ ·and "''""·.J ... ' ,_ At Out H9use ' 11 , ., j Bilsy Schedul~'··. For 4-H'Clubs . At State Fair., COLUM~US, 0. -A .bu1y tehedule awaits Ohio'• 4-R club boya and ttrla at the Ohi(l ttaltl fair Augutt 23 through 30, JIYI H. W. Hanhfield, .sta~ 4-U club leader More than 3,000 club members from acro1s the state are expected to attend For theae you.tltr the big fair opens · with a bartg-Youth Day Numerous special event. are plan· ned, starting with a tracctor oper· ator's coate!t at 9:30 a. m., IIOllth of the junior tive,tll)(k .arena, The unl.e day fifteen. boys aM girls who previoutly won dlstritt tu)bors In Ohio's Chlcken-of·tomorrow ~ Mn­ test f41' Juniors will compete .for .'!late awar~h . Teams of 4-H m•tnbers wm yie for atate recognKion ill dairy, general Uveatock al'ld beef cattle judgina:. ,' Soturday, August 24, wiU be day" for Jnany youths nhlblamb• and hog1 at the fair, a market lamb ~le in the barn at 7:30 p. m., and 11 sale in the awtne barn at Purina · · C'hows lilel:ey lllOU'e Cluli OHIO' VALLEY FEED CO. ~EW ' l'hone 3151 Stop In At T.be Middlep~r_tf:~ed Mill RED BRAND FENQ ' ' . ' REFRIGERATORS In WOVEN ·WI~~ f\A.RB \\!IRE , . · also 1lTEEL I'OST 1 • · 1 Middleport Feed Mill ' ,. WI! Do Cuaftcm ,Gr1Jidl1>1 ~ . . ' ·' ' · . u;PORT . ~~ OPEN EVENINGS TIU 1o·iqO ' , ~~ • k ' ' I :FIFE .REFIUGEAA1ION SEE YOU AT . -·The Meigs_. County F:ttltt· ~ , nt-s; TJtkd ,A>e. • /•I• I ,, l ............. , .: ' '.. ' , ' - ..,.. ' . ~~a t~~~~~.:J I ,. VISIT ' OUR · DI)PUY ·-, FUL10N· TAOM~SON , ,. PHONE U9,i ' SALES ~c.. " I 1 ~lbu;;i~il;===========~ ••,, ttlfi ,,, •t••tt '. Actualleedlol. - - - ~' of bole apinlt tbe ollw-.&ow tbatli-~rocmdl>alolit made by tlfeft<m>.RWco.and. lea.v~ toned) up ~ • with 110 - . abarp. are· il Run your own "88.. bole) WI .. • feed both aquare the!lwatd> tbe and 1alk lo "" about lo let ...... rocmd bola.. 1956 DODGE WIWAMSON FARM SUPPLY Rutl.oad, Ohio • • •, ers The polson ma:r be on the door handles M ste'erlng' wheel. · ·urn,ing SMOKE - Smgke from .,. any part of the plants, eluded ean cauae ~yere "'' poi10ning. Poiao ivy, wbicb may be a shrub (lr vine, hf's a 3-J!aried lea! and wbite berrle1/ The .surest protettion aaainat ivy poiao'iling ls to learn to n::eognir.e Ute plints and avoid them. adviaes the U. S Depal'tPJ,ent of Agrlcfulture. ··,-;;..-:;;,..(.I.-- ... , · AT THE MEIGS COUNTY IvY Pol..rening, 1 • Ferm Page ... . , . COLUMBUS, 0. - M(lat people get pOison Jvy by contact wltb the poii'Qn Ivy plant, but U. S. D. A. 1~udlea show there are other wa:yt that who art f'lpecially susbe polloned, - Gardeping clotbea come :hi ' cont9ct with can tranamtt the polson anyone touching them cloftes sbould In hot sl)(la Hera'• • hfiHY ••lull•"" fiMf .. .,.., .-nh - . . . . . . . .ltW ........hf. Hint..,...._,. Dutdl ......nl hNh •IIIII .,.., t . H ..IIH tlte ,....... •Nil leVIhHt ............ . "''SfMt .....• tt.e10 kt•urlev• tt.• whtl c•lor • • • colen ••• ~·····- pldt .... tlnlt ... M ••Y .. hep c'-'t • • • ~eiMwKfvlt...._ $2.35ql. VALLEY LUMBER ODd SUI'I'LY !'hone 12!8 I DUll St. Middleport . ALL NEW MODuS • TRACTORS e TRIKK$ • CHAIN SAWS • .fARM .MACHINERY . I ·Meigs , Equipment Co. WHERE QUALITY IS :PAR AMOUNT Bullentat and !114 SL Dl . ' SPECIALf . ~MITED TIME ON~ ' Z1 CU. Ft. UNICO Chest ~. 10 CU. FT. UI'RIGHT UEE3;ER ·••.•...• $!79 15 CU. FT. UI'RIGHT REI!PR •.•....• $349 16 CU. FT. UI'RIGHT FRE~ZER• ••...... ~59 !2 cU. FT. ·uPRIGIIT ~RDZU •.•..... f419 UNICO IMI:IERIA.L ELECTJUC RA,NGE Only #99 ., 30 CU. FT. •UPRIGIJ.T FI!EQEI\. ........ $499 18 cu. FT• .CHEST Ff!EEZER . ....•..... n99 REFRIGERATOIIS-Deluse Mtdola as low u $199 UNICO IMI'ERIAL Freezer .KefJigenlor CoD!!MaiiC)D , • • • Only $-1~9 20 DRESSEP BrtOI-lERS FREE W'lfh The:Purdusse ' FREEZER .., .. • EVER SEE SUCH. BARGAlNS~ ., WI TAKI PRIDE IN SHOWI~G OI!R · PRODUCT. AT THI MEIGS COUNTY PAIR ' ·· . : !>- ,i.i • c.,-ried a SEE OUR· DISPlAY OF ' , · · ; .~ ;.,r A~G. i'-; 15/ ~~~~~.~~ ~7~i · of hi1 lic'emte. "" Fred Youngblood , 47 , Lockland wu twice convicted of drbng $1845 MEIGS MOTOR CO cpntesta .at ! ,• ed today at the nnt hearing for a rootorilt who aet'umulated en· outh points to f~ Ju&pensllln Ripe peacbeJ •hould be stored in tbe refrlgeutot and wc:d as aoon u pouible. Peel t,be peaeb· et'jult before serving. To preCORHET "6" 2 dr. SEDAN. HE· vent broWDIDJ of tresb peaches, ATilt, TUTONI BLACK & di" them ift • · cltrul juiee lmme· WHJTE,. GOOD TIRES, ONE • OWNER LIKE NIW. dlately after .peeling Peaches tbat are Dot quite ripe c.an be left at ....room tempenture for 3 , • 8bort time away from direct luoat or .Onii~L Whon otonnJ • -peaches, be careful not to bru.ise Middleport them by pllln• tbem on top or 11~:;;:;::;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;::;;:;;:;:;:;: each oLher, The bell way to It Bf.(lre them l& to place them Jn a Oat. piUI, onet layer deep and cover looael)' witb wax paper. alon Tuesday, Auguat 27. the same day set for vegetable, egg and wool judging contests. Healtb interviews to select the top 4-H bor and girl In health improvement are scheduled for TuesdaY~ Wednesdiy and Thursday in the i ·H bullling. ~ Home ~conomiea demonstrations '4nd style revues wiJl be held daily In- the Youth Ceater, and bOys' demonstrations and a food revue In the 4-H building. Numerous e:xhibib' in clothmg, electricity, wood worklng, rOpe work and vege~bles wi11 be on diaplay in the 4-H buildlnl. along with seventeen oo~~\.':· 1 and organizational bootbt , H field reports. · Band Performances are acheduled throughout the Week, with tWelye ,.H , bends set to patti~i· pate. The final day'of the flir, August 30, will be another red-letter 4aY for ~H'ers. That 1t the day winners of trip.& to slatel.in.d naUonai·+H du, congresses ahd other: eveats will be announeed ln the 4-lJ buildIng. Theae trip awards are bued on outstanding achievment In ~vprclub prOJcd.i. ~h~~·· '"' aay or l)le lair m.embera wlll blacking and .FENCING NEEDS I ~:::~:::::;;::::~::; judges wtll name a grand FOR Au YOUR l'tVe Stllr FiDil her~. ehampion steer in the junior divi· ' C.Ot!libn club tive ,date of Ohlo·s new traffJC "point •Y•t.em" law was question- fleshed varleua. ' · ...__ CINl..l.NNArr UP- The ef!ei!· ches .OUJ'(IN or A and C.good White peache..s contain leu vitalnla A ,than the yellow· ~ ..,.c'~Tl ~._o/.~h·· p.._~• • Nelsonville, Oblo I Ev1I¥Mf!Y Getg A Break ac•.; , are Ril:hard Manb, to tt.ate's cae In tht County Cornmon Pleu At Court Session wbile intoxicated. E:och offenae 111 po1nt penalty fnr a total- of l2 poiotl, the ma11mum needed for the state to ask .suapension Ol hia UeeDJJe Hil ~ attorney ,. I.rw •n Aroolf. r.aJned continuante ol the hearina 1{tmemaken Will be ln~reated earlier in the week. He contend· to know llll:j better quality peach- ed the law would not be effective e.~: are bela1 marbled beeau..e unt.il Sept. 21. ninetY day1 a!Wr of a prora. ·ealled bydrocoollng. it wu signed into law by Gov C. 1'1111 is a pneeu of picking firm WillU.m O'NeUI. ripe peaeb" and es:poting them Arnoff uid the measure w;-s to lee cold water !or 'I tbort per· Dol pauel as an emergencY btU, tod of time u aOOD as picked. whic'b bcc=omes effective ImmeTheae peatbetl ripen mare evenly diately· with the JOVernor'l 118'· and keep faar to live day.& longer nature, becaWie of lmproper )!!£· tba1. unf.ooled onea. i1lat.ure proceclure Peachet are important fill' Atty. Gen. W1llia~ Su.be ot~ tbelr ·food value u well a.s their siined one o1 his aS¥istant'l, &ood rnlv«. Yellow.f1E1bed auppUet. • . • ' / ~·~ • · Thfl , )'ear tbf:l • Junior Board ¥aded bv Dwfilne FFA merirben from... Jtaeiu.e, vld HI!); Ylee.,retl<lent. •11 clubs from ·1-11Ppen Pla.ina, · Pat~y Dou(l:as, · secretai'y, .f.H clubs lt:om\ Sh.de aftd · Mary Graie St~ 1 auistant .eeretarr, 'mt~mber fm1Q Racine . liave an oUt.stlnl'Hnf job. Tbtl!le young '·people at well at er membenJ of the bod re~elved a erttt deal of exper· len~ and training in meetlne probJems and making dec!• tor a .better Melts County Fair. Mant other FFA, P'H'A and ..._H club' memben have . '"lt>pent f.nd will Jpend many' hOW'I and daya in carrylbg ·out tbe details of the fair ineludiJig · maldna entriea, preparin.a: .book.s for Judging, serving a.!l clerks at the judcJ.ng and handllng the various· demon· slrations, tlyle revue and abOW· mambtp eonteaUI. , For a !'IOod example of how theSe young . people ap_pea.r In action vlslt tbc Mef41 County Fair and Junior Falr· next week anytime from when. the first er.hlbits go 1!P untll the exblbUs .!ltart tht:ii way home ahortly af· ler 4:00 P. M~ Saturday, Aug. 17. M:u.cb ·~redlt .for ali Juni(ll' ac· .go to the p11rent1, other adults "ht. and • worJf In people wltbout of repaym,nt Uvea of these youngsters. . To .see all of the young people don't fall to see the li~stock P.atsde, junlor achievement program and style revue on Si.turday morning Aug. ' n -at 10:00· a. m. l:~;:fu;;~~·o~ltY.' Fleming Hatcheries· ' ' Jbvc: yov been bu)'ina: and u• Jot. of frnb petfhes l•tely'? H you're miallnf oul on attraCtive buyt. 1hit 11 tbe for: frub peacl!e• and tbe prospeoett are Joocl, both supply· CDUIII> are d '' N. 2nd AVE. On Your Rtdio Dial When · ID,40. 4~00 Dempsey's 'No' Man Dies Rich As Old Mauler for holo11hlng •ll!I •PfOcfudiN Falr. 6NIIer laatclteryl)lcut ~;.;;;;:;:----:-, WJEH r.mates . kt'gGo Shopping New Point System Law Questioned b\1 not., I"'"''" · . ~ SALEM, N. II. UP - Rlohord Winant. one of 1the mollt ebnslltent rid~ •OJ U!.e New En1lahd circuit lblo adoon, booltd nome loUi' ' winner. It RGCl~h.ham )Ja.rk._,iD ~ tho Where Nidlills· ' • ~l*;~!~=j~:~~~ l.jr,;,-' 1 A. potiuek dlnnJJr wa11 lt~rverl 11.l six o'clock to Mr, and Mr.t. Ro~· Gr~eser ~l'!d dauahters: Mr. a1td Mrs. Horact A.bbot\ 1 Mn. Harold Bl1cbtbn lihd daughter; Mt and Mr.s. 1\qllin Radrord ary.l dauah· ter; WWiam Jtt.dford and the hostl, and ehlldten. • 11 I!IURKE NAMED CAPTAIN CHJCAGO UP - Jack Burke Jr , of Kiamesha Lake-, N. Y., a professional gollcr for 16 yean and winner of lhe,..t956 Ma8'1:ers and PGA, has been ~ named eaptaln of the 1Q57 U. S. leam. It will mark Ryder Cup at>tion for old Burke. ''. bit. 'l)lo .an,d ..K an proml1et! fnr dl,lplai' bo _w_l~·-----------------~~~~·!~700~------~-- Mr . and Mrs. Edaar JtbboU entertai ned a ~roup of f'+lendJ retenhy at their hume, ' RoeJt Jal!~; · end mlnll were served. Janet Carpenter i>Mldid at the punch Abbott's Are Host At Potluck Dinner Sprlnp. • In HUGHES ACQUIRED UP-JinJ H1.1gties, rlgM·handccl relic! pitcher for· merly wilh the Brookly.n Do!lg£'rs and Chicl4go Cub.!l, w:~s acquired today by ttle C,hkago White So:x from lo1 An~;wlcs in the Pacit· ~ Coast LPigue f ·l rhE's had 3 Z 86 ~ (ll' ":"d ,-ml avE..raee 1'1 flf inning'! at Los AMeli's. I The annual mothc1·'s tea and judging day of the Pomeroy ' Benders HI Club was held Mortday after11oon tt th e home of Mrs. Harold l..ohse the ast~Lst.~wt advisor Mrs. C. E Blakeslee IS the l(hdsor for the group Patricia Blakeslee and Janet Carpe11ter, junior leoulerB, planned the affair and N11:1 caf.penter. prfsident, .p reside I at r. ahort business n.!!tilon. Followlnl! the bu~.nes.s .l'eSiion a program ln c~"'" ;,. 'If · he junIor leaden wat pr()tlC ",i•·cl. Two r.!emon~t.ra1l un11 we.· ~ J!l'>'•:n 1 one, "How to Straiahten tht~ Edre of Material" by Jane Baer, and 14 How to Set 11 Guest Luncheon Table'' by Alita Carpenie:r and Jemnlfer LoMe. Articles made hv the IJI'Oup the past year were ed and jurta:ed bY·. .Mr~. Nclan. A 1tyle pro11ram the clothe• dur!nJ the :rur. cotton dreaae1, AUta IUestl to relre.shmenll aetually haye done. the Lhln,p Ulat have: · \l _. 'hpt"- feln , •~tlve for rrlany yean ~ 1Ja tr.e com~etltive 11pirit 1n trY· """ lnc to produce a '.bette~: nlmal fr a )tet\e erop or a ))eUer pfec~ 1{ ·or hanclwork than ~he other pert· 1f' 801\- One or the values of eompe;· tJtlon la to be able to win or "~} JOse ·eraCM:(ully. Many times our , " .... \fOI..IPl peOple 'bave sJiown they .. J ean 'do tbls better than some . " ~ulu. '.1 "'" ' : ', ~ ·~ Witb Meigs County a.s with l 1 , b\bef (aira today ·the JuniOT - , lair ~s t'he m;Ost Important l)art ' Of the ~nt;re ex-bll~lt. .Many adulta ha'!e been, brot~ght back ••. ~~brtors because their so-h 1../'~Dr Q.ught,er had ~ project wbich ~ . .n.wls tO be exhibited. "' ~ Ili .·Meigs County the Junior , , ;. )jal.11M3 , waa the- spr~ng 4\ " bo~rd for the renewal of Interest -Ol- fair.s In the county. This falr · ~: ·~':ld at lobe Pome~roy High SChool ·1 w~tb ' dosen animals tied UJI Out ,Jbact of ,the .(ymhael'ym an'd:· wlth ~ ~- ta COttple hundred exhibits plac , 1 eQ. l.;t. bGotba inside Lhe gy.mnas~ . 1u.m ~ Is a far cry ..from tbi!'l f't!ar · when bette~hap 'ZOO FF A, ~ CHICAGO .Mr. and Mrs. 'It C. Randolph, Chester, Ohio (Star Rl)ute) was Davis, who is the son Of Mn. sreatly surprised Sunday1 A. Ug Mary Helen Davis, is ..., 1953 grl'· f when their four cbildrer. and duate of Middleport HJ~ School 15 gtandehildrr·•) met at the and attended Morris Harvey Col- homL• tJf Mr. ar.d Mrs. Oth(• lege. Charleston, W V1., and Young, ll••rbaJ .\: Ll:, 11, to r•"r Franklin Umverslty, doiumbus- ht nte thr>\r 40t:l weddi ng anni Ohio. vcrsary, Davis was cnli st~d under an A turkey dmner waJJ served A1·my program whlrh permits with a beautiful yellow and qualified volunteers to l!nlist m green anniversary cake ccntermg the Army Reserves for a perw1 the fesUvtty tll'n' of six yeau, t'VO of which mmt The honored guests wcrP s:;v{'n be spent on active duty, 1 an ~le.Nric cl-ack .<Wrl ra,d ~ u. ~Q.~· MSgt Gollie Moore, IO!t'o.J' I Army. bin11tion , , , . recruiter, t'Ompleted DIIVIS' en1'hoae pr~ .~::nt · wtNe1 Mr. ~·H I hstment papers and arranged fur :\fr". E. F. ;:;t,;r\olph and u ' 't his processi ng at the Ashland r hHdren of 1!'-ron, Mr. and Mrs Statio~. c. L. Ran'd'llfh and three ch;l. DaVJS was granted 120 days dr~n of New Springfield; Mr. delay and will report for his ac · l and Mrs. Dl)rsel D. B1 ggs and live C:uty In early December. four l.'htldren, Chester Star Rt; Mr and Mrs. Otho Young and five children, Burbank, 0 Afternoon callers were Carl Still . Ralph Sllll both ol Wooster, o . Mr. an·d Mrs Donald Burkhart · end twv chltdren ol Rittman, 0. loun1lnr .• . of . t~ eountry or doina: 1 good .i .~Qb o! production and tben ahow· .. inc. otbl!r people how aood they Mothers present ward B.aer, Mrs. Altlert Co11tes. Mrs. Wilson Ca11penter, Mr:~, Blakeslee and Mrs. Lohse. Don Davis Goes Into Army At Ashland Ky: at the Army Recrultinl Station , Ashland, Ky. Mel&• County Fair ,qp f lumor Fair Jete ' underway l or ' U!e Mlb year this ~OmlnJ week. ~ ~Lt. hlr 'fiith. manY othen beld .. 1 ~ ,., throurhout the 1tate and tlu'ougb· r.• roy~e n1Uon are one of thle , t ~ of ~ncouraatna: t~e ·people 4 WCH~tV ·chaiutii 8 NEW HAVEN I N.BC Newl Dr. Hudsoa's J()unial . LA.BOR'!J ANSWER-Labor 11 taking to the movies tO answer charges that wage lnc:reUM are to blame trq hliher prtcea, partlcu• Jarly the moat hcent boO.t In 1teel coete. GET YOURS NOWI The AFL·CIO deputment of education, In co·(l~ratlon with the AiP'L·CIO departmt~nt of reaeareh, hal produced e. 13-mlnute color fllm which It aald Will 1hOW wby Ule u:pandtnr economy can usually absorb higher wagu without ralalny prlc... LIONS . The tUm I• a .eml·anlmated, Dllney-•tyle cartoon and the lilt&r The New Haven Lions Club met will be BcouomWa l'ro{eaaor Owl, a cartoon character who ael• out at the Legwn Hall on Tuesday 'tp lnveatiJ&te U.e cauae or rl&lnJ prlcea. evening August 6 with Mark Ward "" l. The A.FL:-CIO aald the lllm will prov~ rnuch aound material for presidmg lt~u&JdOn.ip labor BUIJ1~er •c~POli. ugt!} ~111, high ach.9f!l or col• .llqeall for the .eveninJt were Lew 'fAge rJa111ei In econDI••: It lhi.vallablt1tot booking irum the AFL- K'alichn ik, Sroutmaster of Troup CIO Film Division In WashlnJI.On, D. C. 266, Bill Jo'rey, Jim Fry and Shel' don Rou11h. e PO!itTAL PA \ " RAISE-There 11 virtually no chance Umt Presi- Personal First Aid Kits were predent &:Isenhower w\H approve the po•tal pay tulle bill voted by the sented to the above scouts In honHuuae and likely to be approved by the Senale. or of their a!Aaming the rani[ of Ike ¥1 dead a.et agnln1t any govemment pay ralte nt thle time, lst Class Scout. and 111 iilm<>flt ctwtaln to veto it. even at th• r~k of lolinl 11ome oi Scout Blll Frey , described their h~ 11 l•·emendoua pqpularlly with t11e peop~.. trlp to the r«.>eent Scout Jamboree Tt-1 Pffl&l.dent will •e har;,;·preued to explain hll p,...h:knat'a and Scout Sheldon Roush gave 11 prob&.llle veto Jn term• that the public will under· talk on the aetlv\llea at the Jam· uland Ol' accept. His 1'1!&&0111 ar• two-told : hasons bOree at Valley Forge. Pa 1- He clalm11 the $~6 million mea111ure will dll'l· Two·F.Id Perional Toilet Kits were pre· tort the poalltl sulury ladder by llvlnJ lowel •pllld sented to th scouts who attended worker11 larger lnct'<la.eee; and the National Jamboree and lo the 2- He dOBI not wBnt afty JOVU'ntnent 1 ay ralaea until there is Scoutmaster ln appl'eclation of re\l!. )( reveiiue provided. cent work dune for the 10<'111 troop Cvngrea.:., t l10ugh econorrt}'•n.•nded, 11 t'OnlpiE'tely HOld on the tuw l The committee reported that the ror the PllY Increase, however, and tl1tl'e- 11 .some chance lMal thr. Street Name Project will be ~om­ lt:gl11lulms fftJ~ht oH'I'IJde lite':. \ 'P t n. plated soon . Those . attending inelnded those above and Charles Lcsh:r, Hank Roney, Charles Jewell, Nick Phelps 1 Jack Frey, Kermit Ford and Bob Johnston. RIUNION The numilarner Annual Reunion lr ANNI HIYWOOD will be held August 11 ut the New muat allo mn.embtr that n Haven Park. A basket dmner will ot life be served at i2·00 noon. lllaulh&tPIISONALS ~~~~--lo Erwin Weaver is a tcurg lcal pa· ticnt In Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bentley Grime& and dau(ll~ter are vacationing In Florida. \ Miss Go dye Hart Is \'lsltlnc Mr. and Mrs . Lew S. Hartt of Harbours· ville, where her bruthor Is Ill. · Mr. and Mrs. Doriald Brown and family were shopping In ColumbuS' on Satut'day Mr. and Mrs P J. Wolpert and Suaanne visited Mr. and Mn. J L. Clarke hi Rio Grande, 0 .. dtJrlllj the wtek end. Mu. Roy Leater of Sp~cer, w. Va., vl.!lltetl Mr. and Mrs, Charles Letter durin1 the week end. Mr. and Mra. Doug Miller and children are vllitin1 Mr. and Mn. Carl Shawver in S11lem, Va, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rousb, Mr. and Mra. Bill McFarland ap.d 100, Mrs Cliff Reush, Mra. H•rry M11ler and daugbters end Okey Ltyne altended the Shrine Clrcu•ln Parkenburs: last Frldly. . u 5:30 Spotli li:Jt 5,_1 Ne1t1 fleluro s,~ 1'(,1!1<1\,Mr. Wlilld •:If! -~iy l'llo,.il Samboret 'j,fjl . ;ljllu••LlliGii '&how lJfe 'CIIf RRej Ttl~ JoHnh Cottoa Sbfw 8:30 Bll ti~Jment Beeretary Char1M E. Wilton II due to 1tep • • • h15 Gtl si~ Go l!lckot 8:30 Whll)er.ast «:3&. SpOrt• :!Je ' WOMEN TO MEET The Second Ward Women's Club will meet at the Ward House on Tuesda} at 7 p m. Rcfreahm.enis will be B'erved. out by Aur. 81 but Pruldcnt ll~t' can't. aeem to tlnd anyane who wantl the Job. The quaUfteatlonl art varlablt, but In pneral the ucNt&ry muat be a ll.iper-ex.1Cutlte type who kDowe how to run three corpon.tlonl - Army, Navy and Air Force-at ont time. Wtthln reeent w.ekJ, tWo top·ftlpt execuUvu have tumed down the job. One wu Rllph J. Cordiner, pruldent of General Electric, and the other wu Ctarenet Randall, retired bead of Inland Btetl company. SeveraJ othera are ltlll ~nder COJ\IIIderatlon, but lt\e White Hou" 11ecma u~l.lblt to ftnd any~e who can lUI the blft. e .,"'.. 11o;a1·,111 c•"'d1 ,,oo wrta 11111 e WANTED: A DUDI'8E IE<lR'I'l'AR'I'~'l'he job or aecretary of II fO'hl' · 4:80 MoVietlmi · ':30 Po~e PieRnta 1:43 Ntiws Pletllft Howfver, the eeonomlat wam• that prolonpd 4roul'bt in the lt:ut might drtve up aome food prius and bpae~ hl1 prediction•. Another factor for the expf!Ctt4 nat ln OCtober wm be the lJ\troductlon of p,ew automobile models. The only, dlllturblftJ' note In the picture. .ay1 etarue, Ja tnt faet Utat houaln' co1t1 wtl1 kllp lncnulnJ in the future. def~n.te ~omagceJ: 'J'!l• ~ J C~!· Gal)Jn! t2:SO iit tt;Oe lu.tile 1'110 -btU HO Qu.., 1"01' A tlq IY C. I. ILAlCISLII CIMinty Atric-.lfurtl Attnt f ~ • ~,. One ot FUI1 , , 11:00 'tfue Stoey U:lo Detective's D111'1 12'00 btij!p · filtrli)IO z,oo !la&eo n,;tltt November and Decm1ber. • 10:~ UO Brldf aot G!WJ!I 3:45 Modera l ..levet Cest of LMn1 Tt Slop llot Thlo M.nlh I 10'00 Hlil My Llttle llitille served promptlY at 1 p. m . SJin On 8:30 Clrole 3 Ranch IUO Gumby 12:00 'fe:r: aDd J'ill:l: 12:!10 Current ! cover!!d dish and their own table service for a dmner which will be I us ,oo Tic Too I)OuiJ> 11 ,sq It Could Be You Announcement has been r~iv­ ed that the Roberta Circte of the OES will' met at the Glouster park , , Thursday August Hi All members -"-~-- ,• • , Nfue ~rree~y ld~ntify Farm Aerial Photo . '. IPGil,O., A.... 0, 101\'7-"!1 . NEWS IN FARMING .-"1 ... ' ' Dally !Ientine!, Port1ero:r-MJdl 2-:Dally SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug 9, 1957 ~ • ' • ' ', '. •~ Of. My I ..-:. .. FREEZER OR F&EEZER·RI!I'RlGERATOR COMB~TION . .UNICO ElEOl!C all.CI GAS WATER HEAT~ :: ........ ·· ·· ··· $11 POMEROY !'bone 98 p " �• • ' Daily ~cntinel Day ilook TELEVISION GUIDE . WSAZ -TV Cllaft,..el3 Friday • PLAN 84K..E SALE The F'lying EagiP Patrol of Troop 2-45, Boy Scouts or A~ICt. will have a Bak~ Sale . the S)ortl Centn on Saturday, August 17. ae> lO:SO lUll 12:00 1:00 5,155 slzn On 8:00 · Today cording to the announcement by AssL~tant S~ou tmaster Gene Colemon 9:00 Roma.er Roon Saturdar- Channel! The Price Ill 1111111 10:30 Truth or COilletlueneet OES CIRCLE TO MEET are urged to attend and brmg a 11 Heacl of Labor Stetlltlcs MGkoo Oplln~lollc Report .,. IDlfltl' CATHCART CeMtrlll Preil Wcaltillgtott. Wrltt>r ASIQNGTON - A htJh pvemmat economist predicts that tho coct of Utlnr Will 1&op ria1al' thla month for the 'ftat time Ia W nearly a year. Commluloner of Labor Slattltlcit Ew$11 Clape 11 optimistic d... aplte hts recent unouneernen~ that conawner price• tor June hl4 cone up halt of one per cent to ruch Mother an-ume ht•h-120.J per cent of averase llN7·fl8 prlce.. The commltiloner foneut price. would cum• 111Jbtly Jn July )ut that the chance• are 1004 'rlce1 wU1 deellne ln August and Septtmber. pllflle aaya he exp.eclll another t1u ln October. and then a ltvelllnr. otr-po.. tbly a decllnt-.la .,oo c••m 'l'lm• ENTERTAIN PATIIIiNTS A group vf local mua.icians played for a dance at the Lakin Slate Hospita I Thursday evening as a favor for the- patients and stall They included Stephen Coats, Tom Skinner, Wllllam Anderson Bob Presion , James Lohse. GordOn Guthrie and Bo McGlothlin, ~I(ID!'. 8:45 '1:00 1:30 8:00 ~:00 Cataleide of Sporta 8:4$ led liather's Cr~er ' 1:111! 111111"1 Thetltr .,. ~··"'Tbeat See<ifd II:QI. E .. ·t-It · · n la'e Tbhter 14! • NHB 11\.ol SJ!oni Hodllneo 1 10: • · Nlli ...~· 1i, • 16:00 J'ed8ral Mea ! ! !ith.o . . . '•..... ' ' • • • 40th Wedding Don Rolland Davis, 210 Sout11 Anniversary Fourth St. , Middleport, Ottlo, thts · week wu enlisted ln tbe Army Is Celebrated • ... "Telling Everybody Off" ~ Is An Expensive Luxury- I: ••11 .... Main POm er,Oy BenderS 4-H Club Holds Mothers Tea ;' . ' ' ,. . 'fCw- TlJ.ur~~p.y. Wlnapt IC,~rtd on net ~ Onl Mike J ., .Rebel Call and u ._, · I ! cooki('S .. LEAD ON MRY.CQVtll .r-. H - Meigs County News 12:30 .The Gretchen Wade Show l.l!J Nelahbors 1,30 Movie Matinee 1:30 AmerleaD BandJt1nd 3,00 a,oo 11:50 ,., m. NEW YORK UP Funeral serviees wlll be held Friday in Baltimore for Meyer "Max" Wu man, 64, the ri1an wlic:i saUl "no"· tor Jack Demptley during the past quarter-century. Waxman, D8mpsey's buslnfJSI!I manager ,died at hJ1 IUJte tn N9w York's Maynower Hotel Wedn!!l· day after a foUr·YelT heart ailment Daily on 990 spot ' had lost or Of tb ' t l•f7 ~1,224 rJna, ln Movies , fi&htina daya. 11a,- "no'• to f busln<>~i p~c,Pcc~( to a borrctwer'o a request ror j free personal appearance. Wuman added with a arln: "jdlt ~(e~l. everyone to' me, and If t}J~ ·~•"fef, bi.S to be 'n~,! S'ee· yow 11.ilre•t -~-'----::'10:30 -- Writer and-9riee-wJN. lrlt·=:~Jtl:; )unior Appearanet \s a 10od indicator rlpeJI.ti'S, iccordlng t.1 the ExtenltOd Speclaliat. m Mar· ~et:ina: Information IM Cowmmera at the Ohio St.te Un1venity, Columbu.. TheY JO on to e:r.plain· that the eolor of the -peach •hould be ernmy-whlle tG ereamy yellow, The pink or red eolor (or bhuh) \'ariel wltb the variety and i• aot a• good 'a !ian of ripe· lteu u the Peta:rou.nd color. The peach 1hcnald be falrly firm fM fmh u.at. o( pea~h ralr Bo,ard ~ltd . tho FFA, ond •u tfve in · the county. 'l'ble> mad• up. o( inep1bera ,rld advJr (ltl of eteh att:NP J;neet to,ethtr for -"flU' miflfn.o t'htrlnt, tbe year t, work out -'be propam. the · policiu and ru.Je1 covemln~ the ~J'unior F•lr. \ . '• All ol the work the Junior Fair Bo•rd 1, the ~Ct.Jon of the. Agri~IIIIJl( ~let.Y been "ery ,Jenetous .pol't and ,ti.Dan&( of prb'es/ 'rlt}.:bou~ ·and "''""·.J ... ' ,_ At Out H9use ' 11 , ., j Bilsy Schedul~'··. For 4-H'Clubs . At State Fair., COLUM~US, 0. -A .bu1y tehedule awaits Ohio'• 4-R club boya and ttrla at the Ohi(l ttaltl fair Augutt 23 through 30, JIYI H. W. Hanhfield, .sta~ 4-U club leader More than 3,000 club members from acro1s the state are expected to attend For theae you.tltr the big fair opens · with a bartg-Youth Day Numerous special event. are plan· ned, starting with a tracctor oper· ator's coate!t at 9:30 a. m., IIOllth of the junior tive,tll)(k .arena, The unl.e day fifteen. boys aM girls who previoutly won dlstritt tu)bors In Ohio's Chlcken-of·tomorrow ~ Mn­ test f41' Juniors will compete .for .'!late awar~h . Teams of 4-H m•tnbers wm yie for atate recognKion ill dairy, general Uveatock al'ld beef cattle judgina:. ,' Soturday, August 24, wiU be day" for Jnany youths nhlblamb• and hog1 at the fair, a market lamb ~le in the barn at 7:30 p. m., and 11 sale in the awtne barn at Purina · · C'hows lilel:ey lllOU'e Cluli OHIO' VALLEY FEED CO. ~EW ' l'hone 3151 Stop In At T.be Middlep~r_tf:~ed Mill RED BRAND FENQ ' ' . ' REFRIGERATORS In WOVEN ·WI~~ f\A.RB \\!IRE , . · also 1lTEEL I'OST 1 • · 1 Middleport Feed Mill ' ,. WI! Do Cuaftcm ,Gr1Jidl1>1 ~ . . ' ·' ' · . u;PORT . ~~ OPEN EVENINGS TIU 1o·iqO ' , ~~ • k ' ' I :FIFE .REFIUGEAA1ION SEE YOU AT . -·The Meigs_. County F:ttltt· ~ , nt-s; TJtkd ,A>e. • /•I• I ,, l ............. , .: ' '.. ' , ' - ..,.. ' . ~~a t~~~~~.:J I ,. VISIT ' OUR · DI)PUY ·-, FUL10N· TAOM~SON , ,. PHONE U9,i ' SALES ~c.. " I 1 ~lbu;;i~il;===========~ ••,, ttlfi ,,, •t••tt '. Actualleedlol. - - - ~' of bole apinlt tbe ollw-.&ow tbatli-~rocmdl>alolit made by tlfeft<m>.RWco.and. lea.v~ toned) up ~ • with 110 - . abarp. are· il Run your own "88.. bole) WI .. • feed both aquare the!lwatd> tbe and 1alk lo "" about lo let ...... rocmd bola.. 1956 DODGE WIWAMSON FARM SUPPLY Rutl.oad, Ohio • • •, ers The polson ma:r be on the door handles M ste'erlng' wheel. · ·urn,ing SMOKE - Smgke from .,. any part of the plants, eluded ean cauae ~yere "'' poi10ning. Poiao ivy, wbicb may be a shrub (lr vine, hf's a 3-J!aried lea! and wbite berrle1/ The .surest protettion aaainat ivy poiao'iling ls to learn to n::eognir.e Ute plints and avoid them. adviaes the U. S Depal'tPJ,ent of Agrlcfulture. ··,-;;..-:;;,..(.I.-- ... , · AT THE MEIGS COUNTY IvY Pol..rening, 1 • Ferm Page ... . , . COLUMBUS, 0. - M(lat people get pOison Jvy by contact wltb the poii'Qn Ivy plant, but U. S. D. A. 1~udlea show there are other wa:yt that who art f'lpecially susbe polloned, - Gardeping clotbea come :hi ' cont9ct with can tranamtt the polson anyone touching them cloftes sbould In hot sl)(la Hera'• • hfiHY ••lull•"" fiMf .. .,.., .-nh - . . . . . . . .ltW ........hf. Hint..,...._,. Dutdl ......nl hNh •IIIII .,.., t . H ..IIH tlte ,....... •Nil leVIhHt ............ . "''SfMt .....• tt.e10 kt•urlev• tt.• whtl c•lor • • • colen ••• ~·····- pldt .... tlnlt ... M ••Y .. hep c'-'t • • • ~eiMwKfvlt...._ $2.35ql. VALLEY LUMBER ODd SUI'I'LY !'hone 12!8 I DUll St. Middleport . ALL NEW MODuS • TRACTORS e TRIKK$ • CHAIN SAWS • .fARM .MACHINERY . I ·Meigs , Equipment Co. WHERE QUALITY IS :PAR AMOUNT Bullentat and !114 SL Dl . ' SPECIALf . ~MITED TIME ON~ ' Z1 CU. Ft. UNICO Chest ~. 10 CU. FT. UI'RIGHT UEE3;ER ·••.•...• $!79 15 CU. FT. UI'RIGHT REI!PR •.•....• $349 16 CU. FT. UI'RIGHT FRE~ZER• ••...... ~59 !2 cU. FT. ·uPRIGIIT ~RDZU •.•..... f419 UNICO IMI:IERIA.L ELECTJUC RA,NGE Only #99 ., 30 CU. FT. •UPRIGIJ.T FI!EQEI\. ........ $499 18 cu. FT• .CHEST Ff!EEZER . ....•..... n99 REFRIGERATOIIS-Deluse Mtdola as low u $199 UNICO IMI'ERIAL Freezer .KefJigenlor CoD!!MaiiC)D , • • • Only $-1~9 20 DRESSEP BrtOI-lERS FREE W'lfh The:Purdusse ' FREEZER .., .. • EVER SEE SUCH. BARGAlNS~ ., WI TAKI PRIDE IN SHOWI~G OI!R · PRODUCT. AT THI MEIGS COUNTY PAIR ' ·· . : !>- ,i.i • c.,-ried a SEE OUR· DISPlAY OF ' , · · ; .~ ;.,r A~G. i'-; 15/ ~~~~~.~~ ~7~i · of hi1 lic'emte. "" Fred Youngblood , 47 , Lockland wu twice convicted of drbng $1845 MEIGS MOTOR CO cpntesta .at ! ,• ed today at the nnt hearing for a rootorilt who aet'umulated en· outh points to f~ Ju&pensllln Ripe peacbeJ •hould be stored in tbe refrlgeutot and wc:d as aoon u pouible. Peel t,be peaeb· et'jult before serving. To preCORHET "6" 2 dr. SEDAN. HE· vent broWDIDJ of tresb peaches, ATilt, TUTONI BLACK & di" them ift • · cltrul juiee lmme· WHJTE,. GOOD TIRES, ONE • OWNER LIKE NIW. dlately after .peeling Peaches tbat are Dot quite ripe c.an be left at ....room tempenture for 3 , • 8bort time away from direct luoat or .Onii~L Whon otonnJ • -peaches, be careful not to bru.ise Middleport them by pllln• tbem on top or 11~:;;:;::;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;;::;;:;;:;:;:;: each oLher, The bell way to It Bf.(lre them l& to place them Jn a Oat. piUI, onet layer deep and cover looael)' witb wax paper. alon Tuesday, Auguat 27. the same day set for vegetable, egg and wool judging contests. Healtb interviews to select the top 4-H bor and girl In health improvement are scheduled for TuesdaY~ Wednesdiy and Thursday in the i ·H bullling. ~ Home ~conomiea demonstrations '4nd style revues wiJl be held daily In- the Youth Ceater, and bOys' demonstrations and a food revue In the 4-H building. Numerous e:xhibib' in clothmg, electricity, wood worklng, rOpe work and vege~bles wi11 be on diaplay in the 4-H buildlnl. along with seventeen oo~~\.':· 1 and organizational bootbt , H field reports. · Band Performances are acheduled throughout the Week, with tWelye ,.H , bends set to patti~i· pate. The final day'of the flir, August 30, will be another red-letter 4aY for ~H'ers. That 1t the day winners of trip.& to slatel.in.d naUonai·+H du, congresses ahd other: eveats will be announeed ln the 4-lJ buildIng. Theae trip awards are bued on outstanding achievment In ~vprclub prOJcd.i. ~h~~·· '"' aay or l)le lair m.embera wlll blacking and .FENCING NEEDS I ~:::~:::::;;::::~::; judges wtll name a grand FOR Au YOUR l'tVe Stllr FiDil her~. ehampion steer in the junior divi· ' C.Ot!libn club tive ,date of Ohlo·s new traffJC "point •Y•t.em" law was question- fleshed varleua. ' · ...__ CINl..l.NNArr UP- The ef!ei!· ches .OUJ'(IN or A and C.good White peache..s contain leu vitalnla A ,than the yellow· ~ ..,.c'~Tl ~._o/.~h·· p.._~• • Nelsonville, Oblo I Ev1I¥Mf!Y Getg A Break ac•.; , are Ril:hard Manb, to tt.ate's cae In tht County Cornmon Pleu At Court Session wbile intoxicated. E:och offenae 111 po1nt penalty fnr a total- of l2 poiotl, the ma11mum needed for the state to ask .suapension Ol hia UeeDJJe Hil ~ attorney ,. I.rw •n Aroolf. r.aJned continuante ol the hearina 1{tmemaken Will be ln~reated earlier in the week. He contend· to know llll:j better quality peach- ed the law would not be effective e.~: are bela1 marbled beeau..e unt.il Sept. 21. ninetY day1 a!Wr of a prora. ·ealled bydrocoollng. it wu signed into law by Gov C. 1'1111 is a pneeu of picking firm WillU.m O'NeUI. ripe peaeb" and es:poting them Arnoff uid the measure w;-s to lee cold water !or 'I tbort per· Dol pauel as an emergencY btU, tod of time u aOOD as picked. whic'b bcc=omes effective ImmeTheae peatbetl ripen mare evenly diately· with the JOVernor'l 118'· and keep faar to live day.& longer nature, becaWie of lmproper )!!£· tba1. unf.ooled onea. i1lat.ure proceclure Peachet are important fill' Atty. Gen. W1llia~ Su.be ot~ tbelr ·food value u well a.s their siined one o1 his aS¥istant'l, &ood rnlv«. Yellow.f1E1bed auppUet. • . • ' / ~·~ • · Thfl , )'ear tbf:l • Junior Board ¥aded bv Dwfilne FFA merirben from... Jtaeiu.e, vld HI!); Ylee.,retl<lent. •11 clubs from ·1-11Ppen Pla.ina, · Pat~y Dou(l:as, · secretai'y, .f.H clubs lt:om\ Sh.de aftd · Mary Graie St~ 1 auistant .eeretarr, 'mt~mber fm1Q Racine . liave an oUt.stlnl'Hnf job. Tbtl!le young '·people at well at er membenJ of the bod re~elved a erttt deal of exper· len~ and training in meetlne probJems and making dec!• tor a .better Melts County Fair. Mant other FFA, P'H'A and ..._H club' memben have . '"lt>pent f.nd will Jpend many' hOW'I and daya in carrylbg ·out tbe details of the fair ineludiJig · maldna entriea, preparin.a: .book.s for Judging, serving a.!l clerks at the judcJ.ng and handllng the various· demon· slrations, tlyle revue and abOW· mambtp eonteaUI. , For a !'IOod example of how theSe young . people ap_pea.r In action vlslt tbc Mef41 County Fair and Junior Falr· next week anytime from when. the first er.hlbits go 1!P untll the exblbUs .!ltart tht:ii way home ahortly af· ler 4:00 P. M~ Saturday, Aug. 17. M:u.cb ·~redlt .for ali Juni(ll' ac· .go to the p11rent1, other adults "ht. and • worJf In people wltbout of repaym,nt Uvea of these youngsters. . To .see all of the young people don't fall to see the li~stock P.atsde, junlor achievement program and style revue on Si.turday morning Aug. ' n -at 10:00· a. m. l:~;:fu;;~~·o~ltY.' Fleming Hatcheries· ' ' Jbvc: yov been bu)'ina: and u• Jot. of frnb petfhes l•tely'? H you're miallnf oul on attraCtive buyt. 1hit 11 tbe for: frub peacl!e• and tbe prospeoett are Joocl, both supply· CDUIII> are d '' N. 2nd AVE. On Your Rtdio Dial When · ID,40. 4~00 Dempsey's 'No' Man Dies Rich As Old Mauler for holo11hlng •ll!I •PfOcfudiN Falr. 6NIIer laatclteryl)lcut ~;.;;;;:;:----:-, WJEH r.mates . kt'gGo Shopping New Point System Law Questioned b\1 not., I"'"''" · . ~ SALEM, N. II. UP - Rlohord Winant. one of 1the mollt ebnslltent rid~ •OJ U!.e New En1lahd circuit lblo adoon, booltd nome loUi' ' winner. It RGCl~h.ham )Ja.rk._,iD ~ tho Where Nidlills· ' • ~l*;~!~=j~:~~~ l.jr,;,-' 1 A. potiuek dlnnJJr wa11 lt~rverl 11.l six o'clock to Mr, and Mr.t. Ro~· Gr~eser ~l'!d dauahters: Mr. a1td Mrs. Horact A.bbot\ 1 Mn. Harold Bl1cbtbn lihd daughter; Mt and Mr.s. 1\qllin Radrord ary.l dauah· ter; WWiam Jtt.dford and the hostl, and ehlldten. • 11 I!IURKE NAMED CAPTAIN CHJCAGO UP - Jack Burke Jr , of Kiamesha Lake-, N. Y., a professional gollcr for 16 yean and winner of lhe,..t956 Ma8'1:ers and PGA, has been ~ named eaptaln of the 1Q57 U. S. leam. It will mark Ryder Cup at>tion for old Burke. ''. bit. 'l)lo .an,d ..K an proml1et! fnr dl,lplai' bo _w_l~·-----------------~~~~·!~700~------~-- Mr . and Mrs. Edaar JtbboU entertai ned a ~roup of f'+lendJ retenhy at their hume, ' RoeJt Jal!~; · end mlnll were served. Janet Carpenter i>Mldid at the punch Abbott's Are Host At Potluck Dinner Sprlnp. • In HUGHES ACQUIRED UP-JinJ H1.1gties, rlgM·handccl relic! pitcher for· merly wilh the Brookly.n Do!lg£'rs and Chicl4go Cub.!l, w:~s acquired today by ttle C,hkago White So:x from lo1 An~;wlcs in the Pacit· ~ Coast LPigue f ·l rhE's had 3 Z 86 ~ (ll' ":"d ,-ml avE..raee 1'1 flf inning'! at Los AMeli's. I The annual mothc1·'s tea and judging day of the Pomeroy ' Benders HI Club was held Mortday after11oon tt th e home of Mrs. Harold l..ohse the ast~Lst.~wt advisor Mrs. C. E Blakeslee IS the l(hdsor for the group Patricia Blakeslee and Janet Carpe11ter, junior leoulerB, planned the affair and N11:1 caf.penter. prfsident, .p reside I at r. ahort business n.!!tilon. Followlnl! the bu~.nes.s .l'eSiion a program ln c~"'" ;,. 'If · he junIor leaden wat pr()tlC ",i•·cl. Two r.!emon~t.ra1l un11 we.· ~ J!l'>'•:n 1 one, "How to Straiahten tht~ Edre of Material" by Jane Baer, and 14 How to Set 11 Guest Luncheon Table'' by Alita Carpenie:r and Jemnlfer LoMe. Articles made hv the IJI'Oup the past year were ed and jurta:ed bY·. .Mr~. Nclan. A 1tyle pro11ram the clothe• dur!nJ the :rur. cotton dreaae1, AUta IUestl to relre.shmenll aetually haye done. the Lhln,p Ulat have: · \l _. 'hpt"- feln , •~tlve for rrlany yean ~ 1Ja tr.e com~etltive 11pirit 1n trY· """ lnc to produce a '.bette~: nlmal fr a )tet\e erop or a ))eUer pfec~ 1{ ·or hanclwork than ~he other pert· 1f' 801\- One or the values of eompe;· tJtlon la to be able to win or "~} JOse ·eraCM:(ully. Many times our , " .... \fOI..IPl peOple 'bave sJiown they .. J ean 'do tbls better than some . " ~ulu. '.1 "'" ' : ', ~ ·~ Witb Meigs County a.s with l 1 , b\bef (aira today ·the JuniOT - , lair ~s t'he m;Ost Important l)art ' Of the ~nt;re ex-bll~lt. .Many adulta ha'!e been, brot~ght back ••. ~~brtors because their so-h 1../'~Dr Q.ught,er had ~ project wbich ~ . .n.wls tO be exhibited. "' ~ Ili .·Meigs County the Junior , , ;. )jal.11M3 , waa the- spr~ng 4\ " bo~rd for the renewal of Interest -Ol- fair.s In the county. This falr · ~: ·~':ld at lobe Pome~roy High SChool ·1 w~tb ' dosen animals tied UJI Out ,Jbact of ,the .(ymhael'ym an'd:· wlth ~ ~- ta COttple hundred exhibits plac , 1 eQ. l.;t. bGotba inside Lhe gy.mnas~ . 1u.m ~ Is a far cry ..from tbi!'l f't!ar · when bette~hap 'ZOO FF A, ~ CHICAGO .Mr. and Mrs. 'It C. Randolph, Chester, Ohio (Star Rl)ute) was Davis, who is the son Of Mn. sreatly surprised Sunday1 A. Ug Mary Helen Davis, is ..., 1953 grl'· f when their four cbildrer. and duate of Middleport HJ~ School 15 gtandehildrr·•) met at the and attended Morris Harvey Col- homL• tJf Mr. ar.d Mrs. Oth(• lege. Charleston, W V1., and Young, ll••rbaJ .\: Ll:, 11, to r•"r Franklin Umverslty, doiumbus- ht nte thr>\r 40t:l weddi ng anni Ohio. vcrsary, Davis was cnli st~d under an A turkey dmner waJJ served A1·my program whlrh permits with a beautiful yellow and qualified volunteers to l!nlist m green anniversary cake ccntermg the Army Reserves for a perw1 the fesUvtty tll'n' of six yeau, t'VO of which mmt The honored guests wcrP s:;v{'n be spent on active duty, 1 an ~le.Nric cl-ack .<Wrl ra,d ~ u. ~Q.~· MSgt Gollie Moore, IO!t'o.J' I Army. bin11tion , , , . recruiter, t'Ompleted DIIVIS' en1'hoae pr~ .~::nt · wtNe1 Mr. ~·H I hstment papers and arranged fur :\fr". E. F. ;:;t,;r\olph and u ' 't his processi ng at the Ashland r hHdren of 1!'-ron, Mr. and Mrs Statio~. c. L. Ran'd'llfh and three ch;l. DaVJS was granted 120 days dr~n of New Springfield; Mr. delay and will report for his ac · l and Mrs. Dl)rsel D. B1 ggs and live C:uty In early December. four l.'htldren, Chester Star Rt; Mr and Mrs. Otho Young and five children, Burbank, 0 Afternoon callers were Carl Still . Ralph Sllll both ol Wooster, o . Mr. an·d Mrs Donald Burkhart · end twv chltdren ol Rittman, 0. loun1lnr .• . of . t~ eountry or doina: 1 good .i .~Qb o! production and tben ahow· .. inc. otbl!r people how aood they Mothers present ward B.aer, Mrs. Altlert Co11tes. Mrs. Wilson Ca11penter, Mr:~, Blakeslee and Mrs. Lohse. Don Davis Goes Into Army At Ashland Ky: at the Army Recrultinl Station , Ashland, Ky. Mel&• County Fair ,qp f lumor Fair Jete ' underway l or ' U!e Mlb year this ~OmlnJ week. ~ ~Lt. hlr 'fiith. manY othen beld .. 1 ~ ,., throurhout the 1tate and tlu'ougb· r.• roy~e n1Uon are one of thle , t ~ of ~ncouraatna: t~e ·people 4 WCH~tV ·chaiutii 8 NEW HAVEN I N.BC Newl Dr. Hudsoa's J()unial . LA.BOR'!J ANSWER-Labor 11 taking to the movies tO answer charges that wage lnc:reUM are to blame trq hliher prtcea, partlcu• Jarly the moat hcent boO.t In 1teel coete. GET YOURS NOWI The AFL·CIO deputment of education, In co·(l~ratlon with the AiP'L·CIO departmt~nt of reaeareh, hal produced e. 13-mlnute color fllm which It aald Will 1hOW wby Ule u:pandtnr economy can usually absorb higher wagu without ralalny prlc... LIONS . The tUm I• a .eml·anlmated, Dllney-•tyle cartoon and the lilt&r The New Haven Lions Club met will be BcouomWa l'ro{eaaor Owl, a cartoon character who ael• out at the Legwn Hall on Tuesday 'tp lnveatiJ&te U.e cauae or rl&lnJ prlcea. evening August 6 with Mark Ward "" l. The A.FL:-CIO aald the lllm will prov~ rnuch aound material for presidmg lt~u&JdOn.ip labor BUIJ1~er •c~POli. ugt!} ~111, high ach.9f!l or col• .llqeall for the .eveninJt were Lew 'fAge rJa111ei In econDI••: It lhi.vallablt1tot booking irum the AFL- K'alichn ik, Sroutmaster of Troup CIO Film Division In WashlnJI.On, D. C. 266, Bill Jo'rey, Jim Fry and Shel' don Rou11h. e PO!itTAL PA \ " RAISE-There 11 virtually no chance Umt Presi- Personal First Aid Kits were predent &:Isenhower w\H approve the po•tal pay tulle bill voted by the sented to the above scouts In honHuuae and likely to be approved by the Senale. or of their a!Aaming the rani[ of Ike ¥1 dead a.et agnln1t any govemment pay ralte nt thle time, lst Class Scout. and 111 iilm<>flt ctwtaln to veto it. even at th• r~k of lolinl 11ome oi Scout Blll Frey , described their h~ 11 l•·emendoua pqpularlly with t11e peop~.. trlp to the r«.>eent Scout Jamboree Tt-1 Pffl&l.dent will •e har;,;·preued to explain hll p,...h:knat'a and Scout Sheldon Roush gave 11 prob&.llle veto Jn term• that the public will under· talk on the aetlv\llea at the Jam· uland Ol' accept. His 1'1!&&0111 ar• two-told : hasons bOree at Valley Forge. Pa 1- He clalm11 the $~6 million mea111ure will dll'l· Two·F.Id Perional Toilet Kits were pre· tort the poalltl sulury ladder by llvlnJ lowel •pllld sented to th scouts who attended worker11 larger lnct'<la.eee; and the National Jamboree and lo the 2- He dOBI not wBnt afty JOVU'ntnent 1 ay ralaea until there is Scoutmaster ln appl'eclation of re\l!. )( reveiiue provided. cent work dune for the 10<'111 troop Cvngrea.:., t l10ugh econorrt}'•n.•nded, 11 t'OnlpiE'tely HOld on the tuw l The committee reported that the ror the PllY Increase, however, and tl1tl'e- 11 .some chance lMal thr. Street Name Project will be ~om­ lt:gl11lulms fftJ~ht oH'I'IJde lite':. \ 'P t n. plated soon . Those . attending inelnded those above and Charles Lcsh:r, Hank Roney, Charles Jewell, Nick Phelps 1 Jack Frey, Kermit Ford and Bob Johnston. RIUNION The numilarner Annual Reunion lr ANNI HIYWOOD will be held August 11 ut the New muat allo mn.embtr that n Haven Park. A basket dmner will ot life be served at i2·00 noon. lllaulh&tPIISONALS ~~~~--lo Erwin Weaver is a tcurg lcal pa· ticnt In Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bentley Grime& and dau(ll~ter are vacationing In Florida. \ Miss Go dye Hart Is \'lsltlnc Mr. and Mrs . Lew S. Hartt of Harbours· ville, where her bruthor Is Ill. · Mr. and Mrs. Doriald Brown and family were shopping In ColumbuS' on Satut'day Mr. and Mrs P J. Wolpert and Suaanne visited Mr. and Mn. J L. Clarke hi Rio Grande, 0 .. dtJrlllj the wtek end. Mu. Roy Leater of Sp~cer, w. Va., vl.!lltetl Mr. and Mrs, Charles Letter durin1 the week end. Mr. and Mra. Doug Miller and children are vllitin1 Mr. and Mn. Carl Shawver in S11lem, Va, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rousb, Mr. and Mra. Bill McFarland ap.d 100, Mrs Cliff Reush, Mra. H•rry M11ler and daugbters end Okey Ltyne altended the Shrine Clrcu•ln Parkenburs: last Frldly. . u 5:30 Spotli li:Jt 5,_1 Ne1t1 fleluro s,~ 1'(,1!1<1\,Mr. Wlilld •:If! -~iy l'llo,.il Samboret 'j,fjl . ;ljllu••LlliGii '&how lJfe 'CIIf RRej Ttl~ JoHnh Cottoa Sbfw 8:30 Bll ti~Jment Beeretary Char1M E. Wilton II due to 1tep • • • h15 Gtl si~ Go l!lckot 8:30 Whll)er.ast «:3&. SpOrt• :!Je ' WOMEN TO MEET The Second Ward Women's Club will meet at the Ward House on Tuesda} at 7 p m. Rcfreahm.enis will be B'erved. out by Aur. 81 but Pruldcnt ll~t' can't. aeem to tlnd anyane who wantl the Job. The quaUfteatlonl art varlablt, but In pneral the ucNt&ry muat be a ll.iper-ex.1Cutlte type who kDowe how to run three corpon.tlonl - Army, Navy and Air Force-at ont time. Wtthln reeent w.ekJ, tWo top·ftlpt execuUvu have tumed down the job. One wu Rllph J. Cordiner, pruldent of General Electric, and the other wu Ctarenet Randall, retired bead of Inland Btetl company. SeveraJ othera are ltlll ~nder COJ\IIIderatlon, but lt\e White Hou" 11ecma u~l.lblt to ftnd any~e who can lUI the blft. e .,"'.. 11o;a1·,111 c•"'d1 ,,oo wrta 11111 e WANTED: A DUDI'8E IE<lR'I'l'AR'I'~'l'he job or aecretary of II fO'hl' · 4:80 MoVietlmi · ':30 Po~e PieRnta 1:43 Ntiws Pletllft Howfver, the eeonomlat wam• that prolonpd 4roul'bt in the lt:ut might drtve up aome food prius and bpae~ hl1 prediction•. Another factor for the expf!Ctt4 nat ln OCtober wm be the lJ\troductlon of p,ew automobile models. The only, dlllturblftJ' note In the picture. .ay1 etarue, Ja tnt faet Utat houaln' co1t1 wtl1 kllp lncnulnJ in the future. def~n.te ~omagceJ: 'J'!l• ~ J C~!· Gal)Jn! t2:SO iit tt;Oe lu.tile 1'110 -btU HO Qu.., 1"01' A tlq IY C. I. ILAlCISLII CIMinty Atric-.lfurtl Attnt f ~ • ~,. One ot FUI1 , , 11:00 'tfue Stoey U:lo Detective's D111'1 12'00 btij!p · filtrli)IO z,oo !la&eo n,;tltt November and Decm1ber. • 10:~ UO Brldf aot G!WJ!I 3:45 Modera l ..levet Cest of LMn1 Tt Slop llot Thlo M.nlh I 10'00 Hlil My Llttle llitille served promptlY at 1 p. m . SJin On 8:30 Clrole 3 Ranch IUO Gumby 12:00 'fe:r: aDd J'ill:l: 12:!10 Current ! cover!!d dish and their own table service for a dmner which will be I us ,oo Tic Too I)OuiJ> 11 ,sq It Could Be You Announcement has been r~iv­ ed that the Roberta Circte of the OES will' met at the Glouster park , , Thursday August Hi All members -"-~-- ,• • , Nfue ~rree~y ld~ntify Farm Aerial Photo . '. IPGil,O., A.... 0, 101\'7-"!1 . NEWS IN FARMING .-"1 ... ' ' Dally !Ientine!, Port1ero:r-MJdl 2-:Dally SentineL Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug 9, 1957 ~ • ' • ' ', '. •~ Of. My I ..-:. .. FREEZER OR F&EEZER·RI!I'RlGERATOR COMB~TION . .UNICO ElEOl!C all.CI GAS WATER HEAT~ :: ........ ·· ·· ··· $11 POMEROY !'bone 98 p " �• ~ Seatlnel, PomQ!Or·Mlddleport, o., Aug. 0, 1957 \ ·~ ' _ . .............. ' ' Dally S.ntlllel, PomeroJ·:V1441eJI«'(, 0 .• A~. II, - Yankee Uttle Leaguer Tea!" Is Entertained 'Taking ATrip• L Theme of 1957 Flower Show To Be. .Held At Fair lint l!'lldlnlod ...._ ~~ . ,.. 0010 Ill... .. • • ol • llll.. ,.um dootll Dl 111M Ito! lie' a tetMt of till!$. DEsK •twtt.e-.uJ • intritate real hope, It eould hardly De worse tban 19W through 19M!. ""- r tliiill. Eai>i<':n, tocitb&u in llllddie- The record iB 30 games played, ~ whero .IIIOI'J szo arid tro- one victory, two tied, and 27 de· t!ilo. on, !loc!ted u~ Ilion in any feats. Tire Jackets got a good ~¥!' ,..Q<!I lD llie leque and JtrOnJ whiff of a win last y£>ar 1lili~ thiC H~ Au1. 211 but t hat was all, losmg to WellOft: tile ftiw llfl8o'D With hopes ston 6-0. IIIII It , -~ 11!, like the put thl'Oi. For It SpO\U Dett '"''' t How eome1 a moat UT o'hd DRINK AT Hotel M~rtin BI!ST ON THE BANKS OF THE BEAUTil'UL OHIO RIVU eurtam SPECIALS DAILY B.m- Hm'o LIUith 4k from II A. M.lo z·P. M. . ~R - ~ t~dlnj oi an· ~It dUiiiNus irld year at 1m ito P.llo\ will be ara.,.lllng "7 ~H.JCKEN ll'l BASKET, FRENCH FlUES, BiiJ!AD I< BUTI'ER, COFFEE er TEo\ U.OO Bar ()pea Dahy E..ept Sunday 7 A. M.IO Z A. H. $PINEl PIANO! See it ot Zirkle ' ' Transfer Co. dHpef ID{f glDi>ln Uian the most &r"in·th~ol POMikOY'S Yellow · J1ckct , Qf1 ·the otber hapd, th-,re Is Can be bought for small do and take over pay. Write or phone f>r Now On Display • - NEW l958 MODELS >. . , ~ ' ~ITCNIM YOUR Pt.AM ,lOOK Shoppirag Heodquarters TliAMS . F HI. , Boys Cash Rollr, OWner ' Middleport fl'lil 10111' 1 -J·. I NAWIL--;---~---~ . . . I AODll$ r , •·~t ern: · -· · IIILL ST. AlL.EN AftPLIANtE Pi-Ise. . tU E. Mala St. , ·* ' * lclnte·rn , * Cho,.. Read the precious Hal)' Bible 'feltphone Read its ,page. o'er and o'er . Let lt be your l'lide and road map WERNER MiDDLEPORT To that brl(ht and ablnlng s'hore. It will teli you how the Savioua Came to earth long, long ago. How He 1hed His blood on Cal\>'1'3' For to waS'h you white a1 snow. It wm tell you to live holy Wben Christ treea you , from yotir ain. to ro1low where He leada you would the vJct'ry wio. When the Tempter comea to tempt COME TO . ....... .WefQIIIe Hwrl.. TY IMw .,. pHtt wllh Mlll'f' . . ... ............ 7 & '9.11, you Read how Christ was tempted too Quote to Satan ft'alll tbe Bible And thi! Word wlll keep you tru,e. For It ells you when ~~Ptatlon Ml· U, 241 Overtakes you on the w~:v That you can escape from evU - MORE PLEASURE MILES and BOATING SMILES . FURY-SPORTS CAR Special Two DOOr Seadon . Man here Is the btiy for·you. Tlill hot Flashy Red & While flnlll! &el off wllh little job sold lor over $3800. Leoo than cloomlng white wail lites. Dynono<w, lonr months 1g0 .Low lll!lage, J'liill Uke J!'ii" llll!al ••••ro..lt ~·t be beat allhls brand new. You've 101 to see it. prtee~ . _ , , 1 with o SHnLAKE or and w SCOTT-ATWATER MOTOR .\ FROM Metropolitan Marine SALIS ond SERVICE 1114 W. Mila St. Pbono II·M Pomeroy, 0. ~ii:il~j' ' ' $2,9,5. Fight, Racing ftLLOW JACKET BOAT \ :SHOP MOORE'S Sports Eyed ~or Congress Probes TIRES . Hud Tq Ctlupe nt.e Iwe toile ·~~t ' :.$995. 1953 Buick .. '>: ( . · ~~· _,4 'fl,,o .. .. ' ' ,......., .'•' ' •• Upll6lllery;~tllo. · $595, 1'52 Catlllac . •• • .• ! "' . cind <Company .. . ' ' S."lce lntrance On ·~ . Stcond St. '· ' 1' .~nvel'llerlt BudQet t,rms at · ,._:.· .. Moore's Busy StCJres · .' • •• SEE .T!-IESE . USED . GAR ~NO ffWCK .. BARGAIN~. ~ . ROC~SPRI~GS FAUt CROUNDS ' ,* · . * • ' ' I' .'• ~· ~OUT~ . 3$; f'GM~Y. \~· ...... , > . ~ :' EXHIBitS JUN~oa · F~tt'* iJ~i'ltiip~U~~IIS~f S7 trJU~tMG~~ CROPS* A.WARDS . . ·. 'T'S.-BI<;GER · · ., ,. . .. ,..~.~~e:..n... .;, 1.fS6 'TH4t'4 EVER . ' . tad .'r"'P - -· ~ ®Dc;E ONE . Vttf tli!ll!. J'PLV Tlrel Olle Iteal owaer. ........... . ,-# PiCrtlc Is Held Af . . . : ~. . ' TOH EXPRESS . . · . ·Jl~iaue, W1l1te Th'eo, Fendtr Shleldo, Llkeitelf • SAvt $700 on Ibis one. ' ' .S Pomeroy OMIO· on Sunclay ~lnrlfr. _. ti•lhf 1M . COME IN AND TI1ESJ : '• R. H1Rowlings ·.:Sb'nt·;6•• · ·Cor. s-4 ... '\ . ' ' . '- DODGt.PL'fMotJftt . .'• MW ' . . • I ' • 1 '~ ,. ' . .... " ... 7 'F . t)•iilil .. 191 - ~... V8 CONVERTIBLE .. ~. Plin • . ':. ' frHh and flivorfull f; .. r\Nb Aug:·14 .. 1~~ 16 -17. Bach'tc~I'Famlly lw; •• " U,,·. 10 '8.,0 D.I$COU.NTS.J,~. ·.,. . ·ON .~.EW -- ... FOkDS . · , STOP ' • ,, . ~ D•tnoti$fi'Citb~*ii.CWD6'f/N~AYMlHts* UPT036MclH;fHSTOPAY , 1952 Ford "" Cu,-:-m Uopr Fords Aad A·l·Used Cirs DurMg Be Motttll Of AUII't. , · . 1953 Poidlac . $Its . ·, ! . Custom Catalina uiri Top ' AU leal\ler,Jleatet, liiildent :~u&e and .cre1111 fbllol. lta.a beauty. ~-- . New dnd . . w.·, ~No! :' ., D~ lbt Weirl Cimg Big Discounts .Oil~~~!'! • - 7ft. X 10ft. tn Goad ,. ' ' . ' ' usu DUMP 80biES · oft\ MUFFLERS Re~ QUICK SALE * SlAT COVEkS $795. ' etee. lt.erlor. ~·1\111 ~lfe;,Miji . ~all. oUHe, ndlo heoler,aliap~' Heuer, .oolt ,tt~verl. .. ere ,j, .'y""\' .t>i \1·1 e~~ltne. At 1ood aolliflltUe tilt, , tid'*. to 0\1'11 t~· I 'l'rJ It IINII)'. . • and PRICED 'FOR r' . k1 $2,191~· · • '. . Super 88 Holldt1 Sedan . uo •2 Door ' BeaaUful Red and Wtille will J Blue and Whtie ·two l<iae, . A·t wallllreo. Power ateerlna Hydramatle, ~f,r, Solid hoilt, good tlreo, standard Rodlo, Heater, Low !!'!N•· Like new. \M ilft Wl&,.Jldlir. .· 1951 ~ , Celler .aid. * BATTERIES ' ' If you'll trwt In Cbt1A, and pray. • Super 8~ ! iloor Powerful Rocllei mill!~ i'lllli whir,_ way hydtama~ drive. llarli.·Biqe· m'*aute·fllllsh wllh a white top. Geetl willie wall lido. See ltloday. l . $1,695, $1·,195. 1952 Chevrelet ~ to go lnto F,., Installation .. . ·- 1956 Oldsmollfle WASHING'l'ON UP - Chairmu Emanuel Cellet (D·N. Y.) of the Houae Judielal')' . Commlttee said today he m•y ahOJ'll~ ordt~r a fullscale lnveat!r.atlon of profelaional boxln1 and ,_or_. rtelna. Celler made the dlaelo•ure to 1 u he dl~u111ed Ida juat· lnveatlratlon or prof.. football, buitel· ,.~, ' 1954 Oltlsmobilt · .. . . 1'1 19'54 Buick Sp A st Sel . .. 1957 Plymouth Pomeroy .. Portable Rodio "ldll hM" '"· pltn11• - . •rtclltm. llldlltt4, 1k tuonr IY•411Rij, . P111H 11111 . l.,liiiJlATOaS & lANGiil day evenina at her home, EBter- Hat Shot ' ' 1-----·--~----- ·-· ·. FOREMAN & ABBOrr :·<' ' . APPLIANCE , . . . Set Our Modern Styles N. 2nd Ave. ,---------------· I . . I · H~>me Hearing Aid ~ DUI.EI'I MA~t. ADDitSS IBI DUa Ptl<l LIMI OF AUT· OMATIC WASMIRS, DRYiiS, HoateP sift& were .pre'e~ted to Mrs. Carl Mi(&h when t~e Nlljy Slltcheta Cl~~ rilet we4nei· * * *' • Slil STIP·SAVII'S fAMOUS CUiolfOIM toP. . . liMO FO.R J6j' AfMi LWI~ flaihllght n•• l••u SMITH CLOTH pu1 fa;m Pllck ' Modem at tomorr_.,...lffl ell +he cl.lri;"tn.!;tr"mth M lttrcfl. Ltl our kltthu 111111 IKptrfl tf'J• yw •• frft nthfttte:-4 tP.ow yo11 hw to pl111 • tt11ly Hc!Hnt "~!tc:'•" wHlt ·• IM fjfi rJ,.ft, ~ . ' ' • bvilt 111 OYII'I •MI oth•r !11 "l.ililt·in"' .ip~ll!'ctt., MA.id Women ~ DOUMONT MODELs ARRI\'ING SoON ·Is ttefd · tuhu MOTOR co. . tlb W. Mlln . Phoae 1!-X Men ZENITH TV one! RADIOS ; NiftY Stit(her~ · $1:i'~5 FOR ' ) Ml>tlv. MAR:t'IN ". ·, ' .. RES1'A\IRANT ,.. N. %nd J.;,.e. Mtd.dtePIH 6~1.!8 ttl S. THIRD·. tillED �• ~ Seatlnel, PomQ!Or·Mlddleport, o., Aug. 0, 1957 \ ·~ ' _ . .............. ' ' Dally S.ntlllel, PomeroJ·:V1441eJI«'(, 0 .• A~. II, - Yankee Uttle Leaguer Tea!" Is Entertained 'Taking ATrip• L Theme of 1957 Flower Show To Be. .Held At Fair lint l!'lldlnlod ...._ ~~ . ,.. 0010 Ill... .. • • ol • llll.. ,.um dootll Dl 111M Ito! lie' a tetMt of till!$. DEsK •twtt.e-.uJ • intritate real hope, It eould hardly De worse tban 19W through 19M!. ""- r tliiill. Eai>i<':n, tocitb&u in llllddie- The record iB 30 games played, ~ whero .IIIOI'J szo arid tro- one victory, two tied, and 27 de· t!ilo. on, !loc!ted u~ Ilion in any feats. Tire Jackets got a good ~¥!' ,..Q<!I lD llie leque and JtrOnJ whiff of a win last y£>ar 1lili~ thiC H~ Au1. 211 but t hat was all, losmg to WellOft: tile ftiw llfl8o'D With hopes ston 6-0. IIIII It , -~ 11!, like the put thl'Oi. For It SpO\U Dett '"''' t How eome1 a moat UT o'hd DRINK AT Hotel M~rtin BI!ST ON THE BANKS OF THE BEAUTil'UL OHIO RIVU eurtam SPECIALS DAILY B.m- Hm'o LIUith 4k from II A. M.lo z·P. M. . ~R - ~ t~dlnj oi an· ~It dUiiiNus irld year at 1m ito P.llo\ will be ara.,.lllng "7 ~H.JCKEN ll'l BASKET, FRENCH FlUES, BiiJ!AD I< BUTI'ER, COFFEE er TEo\ U.OO Bar ()pea Dahy E..ept Sunday 7 A. M.IO Z A. H. $PINEl PIANO! See it ot Zirkle ' ' Transfer Co. dHpef ID{f glDi>ln Uian the most &r"in·th~ol POMikOY'S Yellow · J1ckct , Qf1 ·the otber hapd, th-,re Is Can be bought for small do and take over pay. Write or phone f>r Now On Display • - NEW l958 MODELS >. . , ~ ' ~ITCNIM YOUR Pt.AM ,lOOK Shoppirag Heodquarters TliAMS . F HI. , Boys Cash Rollr, OWner ' Middleport fl'lil 10111' 1 -J·. I NAWIL--;---~---~ . . . I AODll$ r , •·~t ern: · -· · IIILL ST. AlL.EN AftPLIANtE Pi-Ise. . tU E. Mala St. , ·* ' * lclnte·rn , * Cho,.. Read the precious Hal)' Bible 'feltphone Read its ,page. o'er and o'er . Let lt be your l'lide and road map WERNER MiDDLEPORT To that brl(ht and ablnlng s'hore. It will teli you how the Savioua Came to earth long, long ago. How He 1hed His blood on Cal\>'1'3' For to waS'h you white a1 snow. It wm tell you to live holy Wben Christ treea you , from yotir ain. to ro1low where He leada you would the vJct'ry wio. When the Tempter comea to tempt COME TO . ....... .WefQIIIe Hwrl.. TY IMw .,. pHtt wllh Mlll'f' . . ... ............ 7 & '9.11, you Read how Christ was tempted too Quote to Satan ft'alll tbe Bible And thi! Word wlll keep you tru,e. For It ells you when ~~Ptatlon Ml· U, 241 Overtakes you on the w~:v That you can escape from evU - MORE PLEASURE MILES and BOATING SMILES . FURY-SPORTS CAR Special Two DOOr Seadon . Man here Is the btiy for·you. Tlill hot Flashy Red & While flnlll! &el off wllh little job sold lor over $3800. Leoo than cloomlng white wail lites. Dynono<w, lonr months 1g0 .Low lll!lage, J'liill Uke J!'ii" llll!al ••••ro..lt ~·t be beat allhls brand new. You've 101 to see it. prtee~ . _ , , 1 with o SHnLAKE or and w SCOTT-ATWATER MOTOR .\ FROM Metropolitan Marine SALIS ond SERVICE 1114 W. Mila St. Pbono II·M Pomeroy, 0. ~ii:il~j' ' ' $2,9,5. Fight, Racing ftLLOW JACKET BOAT \ :SHOP MOORE'S Sports Eyed ~or Congress Probes TIRES . Hud Tq Ctlupe nt.e Iwe toile ·~~t ' :.$995. 1953 Buick .. '>: ( . · ~~· _,4 'fl,,o .. .. ' ' ,......., .'•' ' •• Upll6lllery;~tllo. · $595, 1'52 Catlllac . •• • .• ! "' . cind <Company .. . ' ' S."lce lntrance On ·~ . Stcond St. '· ' 1' .~nvel'llerlt BudQet t,rms at · ,._:.· .. Moore's Busy StCJres · .' • •• SEE .T!-IESE . USED . GAR ~NO ffWCK .. BARGAIN~. ~ . ROC~SPRI~GS FAUt CROUNDS ' ,* · . * • ' ' I' .'• ~· ~OUT~ . 3$; f'GM~Y. \~· ...... , > . ~ :' EXHIBitS JUN~oa · F~tt'* iJ~i'ltiip~U~~IIS~f S7 trJU~tMG~~ CROPS* A.WARDS . . ·. 'T'S.-BI<;GER · · ., ,. . .. ,..~.~~e:..n... .;, 1.fS6 'TH4t'4 EVER . ' . tad .'r"'P - -· ~ ®Dc;E ONE . Vttf tli!ll!. J'PLV Tlrel Olle Iteal owaer. ........... . ,-# PiCrtlc Is Held Af . . . : ~. . ' TOH EXPRESS . . · . ·Jl~iaue, W1l1te Th'eo, Fendtr Shleldo, Llkeitelf • SAvt $700 on Ibis one. ' ' .S Pomeroy OMIO· on Sunclay ~lnrlfr. _. ti•lhf 1M . COME IN AND TI1ESJ : '• R. H1Rowlings ·.:Sb'nt·;6•• · ·Cor. s-4 ... '\ . ' ' . '- DODGt.PL'fMotJftt . .'• MW ' . . • I ' • 1 '~ ,. ' . .... " ... 7 'F . t)•iilil .. 191 - ~... V8 CONVERTIBLE .. ~. Plin • . ':. ' frHh and flivorfull f; .. r\Nb Aug:·14 .. 1~~ 16 -17. Bach'tc~I'Famlly lw; •• " U,,·. 10 '8.,0 D.I$COU.NTS.J,~. ·.,. . ·ON .~.EW -- ... FOkDS . · , STOP ' • ,, . ~ D•tnoti$fi'Citb~*ii.CWD6'f/N~AYMlHts* UPT036MclH;fHSTOPAY , 1952 Ford "" Cu,-:-m Uopr Fords Aad A·l·Used Cirs DurMg Be Motttll Of AUII't. , · . 1953 Poidlac . $Its . ·, ! . Custom Catalina uiri Top ' AU leal\ler,Jleatet, liiildent :~u&e and .cre1111 fbllol. lta.a beauty. ~-- . New dnd . . w.·, ~No! :' ., D~ lbt Weirl Cimg Big Discounts .Oil~~~!'! • - 7ft. X 10ft. tn Goad ,. ' ' . ' ' usu DUMP 80biES · oft\ MUFFLERS Re~ QUICK SALE * SlAT COVEkS $795. ' etee. lt.erlor. ~·1\111 ~lfe;,Miji . ~all. oUHe, ndlo heoler,aliap~' Heuer, .oolt ,tt~verl. .. ere ,j, .'y""\' .t>i \1·1 e~~ltne. At 1ood aolliflltUe tilt, , tid'*. to 0\1'11 t~· I 'l'rJ It IINII)'. . • and PRICED 'FOR r' . k1 $2,191~· · • '. . Super 88 Holldt1 Sedan . uo •2 Door ' BeaaUful Red and Wtille will J Blue and Whtie ·two l<iae, . A·t wallllreo. Power ateerlna Hydramatle, ~f,r, Solid hoilt, good tlreo, standard Rodlo, Heater, Low !!'!N•· Like new. \M ilft Wl&,.Jldlir. .· 1951 ~ , Celler .aid. * BATTERIES ' ' If you'll trwt In Cbt1A, and pray. • Super 8~ ! iloor Powerful Rocllei mill!~ i'lllli whir,_ way hydtama~ drive. llarli.·Biqe· m'*aute·fllllsh wllh a white top. Geetl willie wall lido. See ltloday. l . $1,695, $1·,195. 1952 Chevrelet ~ to go lnto F,., Installation .. . ·- 1956 Oldsmollfle WASHING'l'ON UP - Chairmu Emanuel Cellet (D·N. Y.) of the Houae Judielal')' . Commlttee said today he m•y ahOJ'll~ ordt~r a fullscale lnveat!r.atlon of profelaional boxln1 and ,_or_. rtelna. Celler made the dlaelo•ure to 1 u he dl~u111ed Ida juat· lnveatlratlon or prof.. football, buitel· ,.~, ' 1954 Oltlsmobilt · .. . . 1'1 19'54 Buick Sp A st Sel . .. 1957 Plymouth Pomeroy .. Portable Rodio "ldll hM" '"· pltn11• - . •rtclltm. llldlltt4, 1k tuonr IY•411Rij, . P111H 11111 . l.,liiiJlATOaS & lANGiil day evenina at her home, EBter- Hat Shot ' ' 1-----·--~----- ·-· ·. FOREMAN & ABBOrr :·<' ' . APPLIANCE , . . . Set Our Modern Styles N. 2nd Ave. ,---------------· I . . I · H~>me Hearing Aid ~ DUI.EI'I MA~t. ADDitSS IBI DUa Ptl<l LIMI OF AUT· OMATIC WASMIRS, DRYiiS, HoateP sift& were .pre'e~ted to Mrs. Carl Mi(&h when t~e Nlljy Slltcheta Cl~~ rilet we4nei· * * *' • Slil STIP·SAVII'S fAMOUS CUiolfOIM toP. . . liMO FO.R J6j' AfMi LWI~ flaihllght n•• l••u SMITH CLOTH pu1 fa;m Pllck ' Modem at tomorr_.,...lffl ell +he cl.lri;"tn.!;tr"mth M lttrcfl. Ltl our kltthu 111111 IKptrfl tf'J• yw •• frft nthfttte:-4 tP.ow yo11 hw to pl111 • tt11ly Hc!Hnt "~!tc:'•" wHlt ·• IM fjfi rJ,.ft, ~ . ' ' • bvilt 111 OYII'I •MI oth•r !11 "l.ililt·in"' .ip~ll!'ctt., MA.id Women ~ DOUMONT MODELs ARRI\'ING SoON ·Is ttefd · tuhu MOTOR co. . tlb W. Mlln . Phoae 1!-X Men ZENITH TV one! RADIOS ; NiftY Stit(her~ · $1:i'~5 FOR ' ) Ml>tlv. MAR:t'IN ". ·, ' .. RES1'A\IRANT ,.. N. %nd J.;,.e. Mtd.dtePIH 6~1.!8 ttl S. THIRD·. tillED �I ' • l .... . ......... ~ oJl Amercan Agriculture Is Quite Sound . Financially Says OSU Fann Expert Aug. 9' 19~ 7-7 1 DA.ILY CROSSWORD .\Clii'OSS DOWN 1. atro~t anesthealt. , t.A r1nc chin& / 10. l)lpped, u 'W.\IP Victim Works AClever Ruse To Positively Identify The if __ ... ano••••• .... ... ._. Card ot Tb1nb .1nd Specl.aJ Notlcea of Events $LOll Obituar.a~ ,ubllabed 1t 1 cent per word. l (I ) Notices ;__:.._Heedqu&rtan for ~..,,, "';~,, $125. "''d $10. Mar.<~ hell Miller Sr, Rou:e No. 1, ~iddlcport R-8-3lp 11J L ftf:...nd •'· ~ror. !·===:•=:-•:•r:l<:"'==== 11 Rodney Downln1. · 11\'~IJRANCI! AG.BNC'i' I ( 14) For Rent Fano....., Purnlture, Middleport, Ohio F~u-r-n7 1 ,:-hec'l -- ,- p-,-r<-m - ,-.,-,1-. - , -, 00 -~5 ' 29 tf -:-=-:------:::--= - - - (6) l.ost & Found and bath . I 128 Jo~ M<~m ~ 61 Olth ,.... Rt, II. Cel, lim.~. ..m•onue L•n•a• - Lane Ced111 -- - - -- - ---- - - - ~~~~·1~, 1;, ~~;,'!!:1;:.~, l'lra. Automolllte,. HNit' L.h ~~~:·.: . . . . St. Real Estate Broker 7-str. Pl!ooe •rox. · - -8-· Fu r nishcll ,q le~pmg room. Clo11c in town. 127 Butter nut. R 3 12tc In MIDDLIPOilT.l OHIO 6116-M PHONI• . 6111 Straigbt·leg Beegle, Female. Brown head , white legs, black body. .Goea by name of "Boots". ~e · -,.-- - --·- --c--::-ward. Calr 159-M . 8 ~ 6tc For (tent - Extension Ladden, (21) Scaftold Mards, Drop Cloths. 1:::------,--,---,~:-:-: Clinton po;~her, Middleport. Do. you want s bwdness. A Motel· (8) Phone 82b!S..X. Tavern·Carry Out, Grocery, Gas 11 1 tf Station, Restaurant. Check our list we may have what you !9~2 Bulcks, $696.00. F'ive peopl~ Help want at the price you want to are ·going to get Mme re nl - ----- - - -· - -··--:flay . Earl 0 Mender' Sr., Rea]. Woman, lull lim <' work as sa le)j buy.11 . Blaettnars, Pomeroy, 0. tor. Pearl Parhr, Agent, Porn· B-9-6t; _ per ~on . Appl y nfternonn or eroy, Phone 201. 8-9-3t.c evening. Outlon llrug Co, Mid1953 Ponllac 3 cyl $8fr,S.OO. 2 clr dleport, Ohio. -· 8-9·3tc 6 roorn house, aunpnrch, g;;j;. Sedan Hyoramatic· ~· d io and ) La<~y to watch ehildrcn during 1 lo! ~o· " IQO, ~Ice location, In Heater. Flawless or;glt111l l.tlut' the day !)Ill Pom 1 ~ r 1 ,y 128 nftcr Mtddleport, Oh10, $6.000.00: and white rinlsh . Blactlmm:, !UIO p M R-9-etc 4 room house, I acre of. ground, 8·91Jte ~ ----· - - - ~~ located on Rose Htll, - near Pomeroy, 0. ---Mtddlc Agcrl woman .... ho ncell:t Pomerov, Ohio Ideal for elder1953 .C hevrolt!b as low ~~ hom r to he cnmp .mion for ly couple. $2200. $1188.00. Three of the besl '!ISs middle-a ged lady Write P. 0. 3 room <'ahin, furni shed, on th~ anywhere . Blacttnar11-, Pomeroy Box 45, l'om enJy, Ohio. 8-8-12tp Ohio ruvcr at Lonrz 8otJom , 0. 6-0·6\C ~ --- - -~ Ohlo. ~ acre ground ·located ' on _ __;:£_ _ _ _ _ ~---( good road. Ideal for hunt!ng l9a3 Bu.lcki'l as tow as $995 .00. t or fishing lodge. $~&bO.OD. For ,good buys, thoroughly rt · On lnqutre Hobstctter Ina. A&ei\C)', ~ondltioaer.' VO's and str. sr~. P;T;ilit;g-:-Tnl~rior a~ 225 E. l!lecond St., Pomer<:ly Blaettnal-8, Pomeroy, 0. 8·9-6tc Availabl e now. Rates reason. J. H. E11stman, Sale!rtlrm. 8·7-3tc ( 16) For Rent or Sale Reo I Estate -=-:-------·· Auto Sales ( 17) Wonted 18) Employment W d e -;;t;;ior I ' -- --·-:--:----:::::: 19M Ford~ as low aa $89~.00. able. Homer Rrall:y, Phone 331-Y For Sale: 6 room house, bath all Both of lhcae cars we can rc· 8 15 12tc modern. Call :.!171 LP.tart Falls. commend tully. Bla c ttn ~,.~ Wantod- PAPIO:Il H. d'.jG JT\G- 2D B·7·3tc ~ .!:._~m~~· 0. _ -~~c ye:.t!ll expr.rlencc. Frl'e e1' l· For \ Sale: House and Lot irl Jl.a . 19M c~ewoicta 81 l~w a ~ $995 00 :mates, L. V. Reishlit'r, Raci n • CIRC. Phone 3202. , 8~·3t~ t'or crle111'1 cars. With and wilh!Jnx 124, Ohio, 7-6-" -------------~--FOR SALE Oil TRADE. Two bed· out power glide. All fnur doors room house with city water , gu Blacttnnn, Pometoy, 0. 8·9·8\c furnace, j;{Bs well anrl 33 acrC's ·----or !r.nd. Mmcral rights. Trailer Wanted. yhone 907·.M. Vlr!>!ll lt~b 1 T<"aford, Syracu.'lc. S.S-6tp ( 19) ·Business --- •, Auto Services For Hire! ·- ---·----24 L B. IIAWLIJ'IGS SONS ,U ur lr{riM'Irar Pbone tr.l2'f. C~>. SetviCfl, Nlt~llt Day Phone 108f.lt. llODGJil • PLYMOUTH DBAI.IWI. 8eU --- :----:-: lor belt 111ed en f ALUES, see BILL cHILDS. 1 9 !mop We I or Contrect" eGradtna ·a Ditch Dlagint__ VIRGIL WAMSLEY eTruck Loading Equipment • Baok-Hoe Setvice e Dump Truck S~rvice C91 Fol' Sole ..• ,- nee(! - listings. lf you want t? "Bv the Hour - " sell your home, farm or bu.d· nn.ss, see u.s. All hsUng• wei· come and given prompt atlentlon. Earl 0. Mender Real· tor, Pearl Parker Agent, Pom~­ roy, Phone 201. 8-9-Btc Sr. I tu~~!~~rmt;!~sf:!: t~t ~~~~~t!': ~:j wa;i~:~~/ua:O~i!sup s~i:s~ifeJuan and two let among tbe 15 famUies ln the looked at the complainant and Corral. said "YOU're the ~ who•a been The complainant told Ro~ales dating my wlfe" "M bb 1 d thi b 1 e e so. ~~e n,g. • ou1 "And you're ':te - - who !tole ated in the Vlllage of Pomeroy my $70, the man retorted. County of Meigs and State of Obi~ Rosales says "Sure enough, lie and bounded and described 88 fol- , was the man Juan b11d the note lows: Being situated in the Village lln ills pocket. and agreed to repay of PomerDy and more partkular}j the money if the complainant I CAR.MEL', "' I I spent ' the 'weekend with his au:~t and , uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Thom~ ~ ' I Mei9s County Home ZION ORAVELY 1 dACI"OR sALES S.rvii!O, R. A. Flnllw, 511 lll. Main St., Pomeroy. 1·24·tl'-·· .. One cDmpletc bed aprlnp and mattreu. S Burner Oil stove with oven . Phone 103X. 1128 · E: MJ.In st. 8-7·3tc P(1meroJ S.w du1t and •havtnll, loaded In GRUESER BLOCK CO. your truck from bin or deHv· tNd. omo VALLEY MFG. I MI... Ncrrth of Porne,..., TUPPERS . PLAINS, 0. ' ~ .~~· ~o. 7·18-:lGtc A UnrYPt'R ity In your Home. A combination of 8(1rvloos not ob> litorM DriVID: toOLI. double sot tta1nable elsewhere . WOltLD work harneu. Two wttJOnM, BOOK .Encyo·lopedla, 18 volum· manure 1preader, plows, corn ea and guide. First in Sales, :pl&nter. Jrtin drill, mowing More people buy WORll> BOOK ~lne. hay r&ke, two bor1e than any other .Enc)lclopedla eorn, plow. D. }o" . Plck, Roule 7, F or inrorrQ,atioh ~Dil·ot·wrlte 1wo mlle.e out of Chesler. Tel. your local Reprcacntative, Mra. YUII-:1288. B-8·3tp Elhcl Pllelpa,· Rt. No. 2, Phone Clnntn1 Tomttocs, •1.00 per 332. Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-7 - l~2tc \Uahel. PlQk )'OUr own , brln.: HRf aWD container~ . Virau -- £!Jljl'·• -~ ··. ··- . ·~ ' - Ltllrt I'IU~ Ohio. WE BUY . JTIIuCTultAL I IIAMI IC~P lllON- loiiTALt OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO• ..... 511 GOod CleiD Used Clll'l AU Makeo ud Motdll · METROPOLITAN AUTO SAL£8 . Ail outery 1 r S1. Asian 1· ,,• • ·4,_ ~ 0'·· (syrn.) · ~ ~ I MAll. 38. A. dieclple 3Q. 'fnt fO.Aiide DAILY CRYPT<iQUOTE- Here's now to work It: THIS COUI'OI<I, · ~ ' STRIET .. CITY .. , $TATE . ... . . : . .. ' VA. i ·• I I J ~- • ' 'i' I ,. , FX AWODF WH LC NLCE NIFCK TWE• ' -H D N M C H V C N K C. o• Crippled Plane ' ORPHAN ANNlli. Lh'!'LE .------· ----------- -·- < MARIANI FROZEI<I CAlt <;O~LESf ' ' SAVE $10.00 to $8 the STRAWBERRIIi$ ~ I ·' •I 5 10 oz. bo~$11 ; t ~$1~90 . l.. . I " ol.. whole 39c ' . • KRAFT ' ·' FORD . FX OX FX LCil LCFW'tCH -- ----~- PHON! 9116 HUNTINGTqN, .W. VA. AXF ' l'es.terday'e Crypt.oquote; TAKE UP OUR QUARREL ~·,1'1::1 !'HE I"'E: li'O Y'QU J:ROM FAI1.J:NG HANDS WE THROW ~E TORCH....JOijN )!<CRAB:. '' ' SEWING MACttiNE CO. , 918 THIRD AVENUE I' , --·. HOOSEHQLP , IF RFD GIVE DIRICTION .. . \ A ~..,..to1nm Q110taUoa ' ' .. J RFD Ai<YDJ,BAAX . R h J.ON· GI'ELLOW Ona letter slrilply ata~s Cor t.fi,olhlr. Jn d111 ;am,pl ... a ll ued for the tht:•• L'1, X for ijJe twq 0'1} ttC. Sinitte !etten. t,pOt• trophee, the ltmct~ and tormatlOh of the wtJrdi '" 111 bt.tl ~11ch day th• li*Jt letter~ •re dlfterint. ''' I .... .. ... ' '' '• '~ HOUSIHOLD SEWIIC!l MAC HINt CO. 911 THRD AVENUE . 1'\UNNbTON, W. NAME . .. . .. .. .. - . -- ------ -- - I 36. Spur , wheel 4.1.1'iamlrea +2. i!oteh --- - -- - -- - •....,.. - .... -I OR PHONE j ,.,w Por Home oeMoMttatlq~f 911 6 1 • bOat !:5. Storm ''' . $4:95 Valpe •. ,- _. '':t with ..ch mechlne • Plnilr,g ShMn 34, Me4ievaJ ~~} ."} fREE 1951 ' ' ' ' Df.SSERT TOPPING ,, • , ' $645 MEIGS MOTOR CO. Middleport • \ 1 ' /, ,. Fruit Kesearch Is ~potlighted ArOrchard Day • OICK og '' t.a-U -aulkt letttr ller Le.... !stake• .p r... CONCRI!TB BLOCKS ,) . ~ • •_ ~··:, 1 .~"!· 31-. ~J}Ium pairin1 hy Factor, 'l'ralne4 watchmaker, C.:OWNti .JEWE- LER~. . j ·.:1·~ ~ ~ ·~r ·~~f.·n~ 01•ar ~· ----··· QUICK SERVICE on Wateh Snead 'ultles man ropean. \ e 25. R ttan - -- ---au~ slowly ' 25. (20)Buslness Servkes -- :.18. Dlfti. tN.Y, ) 22. Noble. , Legal Notice lstate of Trumeft A. hN,. Sr. , OeceaMcl . Notice Is hereby aiven thlt Prlscllh Penn whose Post OUtcee •dd· eedl'with Uprlaht Plano. Phon'-' ress Is Carpenter. Ohi~. "oute 1. CuJtom Built Ki crhtH\ Kitche-ns SP-35202, Maaon, w. va. designed for your· hmnc . Free has been d\JIY appointed Admtnl&u.:itp estimates f'ore mfln &: Abbott tTatrix Of the Estate of :J'rqman 41) 11llon automJtl[! gas wnter Phon e 6284.Y. B·fl..tf A. Penn, Sr. late of C~urtt.bla TownRhip, Meip Cqunty, Olilo. ,deheltiW. Good cond1Uon . Joj• - · · - - cnaRed, Vadllh Plumblna. Phone 4::·M. TIRMIT&S .eXTERMINATED Dated this 3Gth day or July 1Dtl1. U-8tp, For free lnspccUon phone 383·M, John C. Bacon GilmDre Supply Slore, Pomeroy FOR SALt - r~achcs . Ne-w Ha· Judec of the Probate Court All work .:uararrteml. Fully In- (6) 2, 9, 16, 3tc ven Orcb&td., New Haven. Phone sured. Vaughan'• lnduatrial and To·:N688. 7·211-:1 Reddentlal Termite Control Ser· 7 Z~ tf vice, St Mary!, w. Va. FOR IIALJ: - Applel. New H,. ven Oreh&rd, New Haven . Phone RAillO • TEU:\'lSION S~RVICE, .'l'IJ.ZI688. 7·2Dif Phon• 1l0. Cle,and AppUanee Slare, ll.a W. llalu St, Pomor01 PIHO PONG TABLE lor oale. J.:lll<f Pbono eli·Y. 8 ~ Btp tl'r~•lt I tllol. t 11. Speak ·. Corn Acreage Reserve Sl"gnuP ReIativeIy Small a 1 bench , Zion Sunday SchOol had '-'~ in .a ltendance aild $!8.00 coHecl1on. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Miss Sharon Roush snd PhyUh Est•t. of Francia T. lffh,. dlt:N..cl ~bersbach, Bradbury, w~re Sunday Notice ill hereby given that guclls of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maude Betz whose Post Offlce ad· dr~S!' I! 849 HIRh St"teet, MiddiepOrfi; Ohio, has be•m duly appointed executrix of the Estate of li'J'&tt• cb T, Bctz, deceased, late of Me}gil co"'nty, Ohio. Dated thlt 24th day or July 1967. c'USTOM "I" 4 dr. SEDAN· R I John' c. :uacon H. FORDAMAnC LOW MILE· Judge of the rrobate court l · ~vo, GOOD RUI.aER. ' Meigs county, Ohio (1), 2Q, (8), 2, D, 3to NOTICI OlE APPOINTMINT =·· 26. Day- 20. C..pllal l Vandals CaUSl.D! An Ohio SLeri"ff PIenty Tr,oub}es I I ha~.a~te4 . 31. Shrlckl 1 34. Tid)' . M.Mature 31. Citn ; 38. Colter r 19. Church · e. ·f C1if ord Jacobs and son, Jack, were dinner guests of his parents., Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacoba, Sundp;y. HAY FOR SAlE 29. £a, like openlnc ($Will. ) ..........,. ,...... ence 24. Vex 21i. FJint. like 17. Mayan Indian IMex. 1 18. River =~~ ::r~~~~~bt~!';: ~~eWell- bounded and described aa follows wouldn 't file chargf!s anil being the Easterly one·half c-f him.'' Lot Number Twenty.three (23) di· viding In the cen~r from the front to the rear. Also, the · CGncurrent right of easement to wse the Alley between the abOYe described propGeorge Renshaw: erty and the ' Weste1·ly one·half of ~ and Mrs. Vernon Howell are sald Lot Number Twenty-three (23). relativeS' in Canton. Sald eas'emer.t right is to continue M'rl!l. Alice Moore and Mr. and for the benefit of the heirS, IUc· Mrt. Lou Diehl called O!l their broLANCASTER, 0 . VP - Vandal- ther John Diehl and Wife, Sunday. eessors and assigns in ownersblp of tbe property abutting on aaid ism and juvenlle theft take up 85 Jim Gi,lmore and famUy · enjoyed alley. per cent of •he time of the Fair- a picnic at Forked Run Lake on Tbe petition aUeges that the per- field County Sheriffs Office. sonal estate of nid decendent is The estimate wu made today not sufficient to pay debts and by Sherlff Dale Georg:e, who obligations of said estate and that blames muc.h of the trouble on It is necessary to sell said real youths escaping from the Boys In• 900 BaiH GOod Mhcltd Hey estate for the payment of the ustrial School near here. .SO ctl. .,.r H-Ie s:amt". He suggested that e.scapees from The praytr of the petition ts the school who commit felonies be No ••'• len thin 100 baiH that .<~aid re.&l es~ate be !!old for tried , convicted an-d sent to Man.,. the payment of debts of said dece- field Reformatory. Now, most of dent and costs of adminiStering them are returned to BIS, a st:'ate the estate and for other _relief. ('Orrectio'nal institution. H•rrisonwllle Rd. Said defendants are required to I Re.s.idents in the BIS ar~a are answer said petition on 'he '28th considering o petition to the i,ov· Prw.oeroy, Ohio day of September 1957 or jtldge- ~ crnor to do somethln,g a,boul the s.. Superintendent, ment will be taken against them . c3~apee1J, An lnsUtutlon for older fLORA STEFFY, as Admin· 1 boys now being 11ent to DIS i1 1to lstratrix of the estate Df be erected by the etate. but won't ' , Walter Lottrldgc, deceased. be ready for at lea•it two years. WEBSTER & FULTZ Attorneys for PlamtlH (8) 2. 9, 16, 23, 30.; (9) 6. }3 ,7tc 21 . l)e. voured 22. Aut! I. Bridre I . Gtnttewoma.n 1. Atfrx 8. Seesaw 9. Mouth. (•ym . ) ..• . atructed view, platform H . Burden \ liS. Youth lfl. Tantalum ~onE~ Mrs ~ild!'/ J:O:a Attendance at Sunday Sc)l09l on August 4 was 71, offering $10.81. Mn. Kathleen Poulsen waa a cent guest of her•parents. Mr." and Mrs. verl}on Howell. agalnat Mrs. Emma Fox and1 Mri. lola HoweU were in Cincinnati recently and attended the Reds ..ball game. Mrs. Avanell Brown and cbilu dren of Gallipolla were Sunday o£ ber parimta, Mr. and Legal Notice CANN1NG 1-omatoell $1.2!1 bushel. PhoDI' Cheshire 7·74.7r Brln1 container11. Janet i•an· ji:::O~~~~~,..,~~~"",J ·-~~· R~~>ln•. Ohl0s-o-.oJc . , ~. Ill. $trt.n~;n J "Dre} Qif{ l'ef't lnaertJon. onC"e · Circle P'rlday. Dan ny Earili h, 500 of Mr. and Mrs. Dean EIP' l~h. of Columbu~ of Mrs . Clarence Swau ..• er. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UP it myself" He left. There are more ways th'an one to RoSlles Maiu the man wrote a Mr. and ft.~n . Ab ~eves, Albany ., ,. . , Holter and famiiy. , - - - - ---::--:--:c:- skin a cat, us pointed out by Car- note and placed it in the room ~sited l4I'· and Mra. Raymond ArnRUth Evelyn Price of Mt. Olive COMPLETE fnmunei: Protectloa. Marilyn Rise nf Racine spt>u! Rosales, chief of the Bexar where he lost his pune. It tead: old, Thur•~f aft~noon~ spent .several day& wUb Sue w-. Autc·. Jl'tre, Pol1o. C•~ Dot los district attorn~ 's office complaint "[ know you stole my 'mobey, Ellen Circle. the weekend wil.b Dorothy Cmh· 1 Ml1b., Middle;:od, Oblo. section. but that is all right. u was worth Rev. Roy William!! ' or Syracuse Joyce c.,snn wa j alllo a sunday 1 Ro::u~les telb of a Mextcan labor· it. I've been dating :~-·our wife.'' IU ' ' [f~~~·•:.Mr~·~¥~nd~·M::;;••~·~Do~u&~l~as~~~;;;,;;;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;,l e.r whD came. to him. wanting to He waited patiently, and within Mrs. Lawrence Smith and family 11 ltU II'AII.D f1Ie a comphunt 11gamst a neigh. 1four hours hts wlfe called and are visiting telat'ves in Kenosha bor o£ stealing $70. The man said said "Come qutck , Juan ia. beat. Wisconsin. ' 1 · · • he left his wallet in a room of ' lng up Marla " the "Corral " where some 1~ fam- 1 The complatnant gatbered ·with MTh~~e~~lt~n,J~ng ~::P m':tmg ~ Hies llve. the re!lt of his neighbors · and w!rn: ~e au~n~ eH pa wete i ~I'W . . . . . . . . I ceate ~t «Ord, one ln:A.:rtion, Mtntm~ chargt' ~ .--4 :enta per word for lbree conaecutive ln&erUonS. Special - One mortb for 25 cents per word. · Full rate of 2 cents per word wtU be charged for advertising 1t aot paid fDr before the 1501 of each month tolloMng Insertion. Errer• in Adverttslna-sho4,ld be reported Immediately. Tbe o.JIJ bentioel •"U Dot be raponaible for moo-e than one incor- h1te Ho slcm Lo w fn•sh we-re Wedesdu afternoon visitors J2. Lodt,: door. kteper I Arnold and famUy. Thursday eYenlng. ' , Mrs. Kate Walburn , Mrs. T..awJ im Gilmore _bu returned to hi1 renee i;q!i.q, daua:h!er, . parlene, work . aft~r en3oying a t wq weeks and MU!s Jean Snyder, Pomeroy, vaeauon · ICrt.pa t•. Unob- ~ far - menta inr eapli11 hnproy!Miet)tl and enended the}r opor&tlot credit to meet the nt~l ollafpr enterprises, 'lllll sltuatlPJt ;1f. tollnd, II)'J Arnold , to the e1 t.ent that lt bfnefits the ~neOm f po ..lllocs df rarm'en. AJ tbey_ .®ntlnue to ·~­ iust l() economit , l:preuuret af· le('tmg agr1eultlK'4!, twen m'or'! per ~Cent equll.)' In the tr !m·t•sl- farm real mate an~ non-rtal e~ I'll.. -- -· ~ · tate debt ean be eJpect.ed. · Actually, farmers are paylnJ a relatively' small cost, ln the forJn nf highe:r intere,t utes, for a pnhey whi ch help! Mid price. more nearly Ln line. the economist ex · plains. Higher interest rat es arlrl to farmers· · •••~• • , doing business, but tbet alio U~bten ere. COLUMBUS, 0 .-MDs.t Ohio dit and leave fewer dollars bid· farmers who placed lttnd 1n th(' ding ror the things farmers mullt 19157 corn acreae~ reserve pro.. buy . This helps bold priee1 down. gram are , relatively small pre- Arnolrl savs higher interett eoits duc~rs. figures compiled by Wal- undoubtedly have Javed farmers lace Ban, .llhlo St!lte Univenily many times more-mDney, through extension' econombt, indicate. lower orlces, than they have cost These producers <tteprc!>f!nt these farmers In higher Interest about 13 percent of a:U farmer$ payment~ ., in the state. Their corn allotThe tight moneltry. situation menta averaged sllgh lly over 14. apparentlv has had lfttle effect ' 1!1Cres and they put most of thi.; the avait8bi\ity agrteultural -la~d 182 percent) in the resuvc. credit to fai"mers, Jtrnold ~int s 'Mte 278,000 acres Which thev cmt. In &pite of ' ·higher Interest "banked" represents about 7 ~~ rates, both the farm non-teal esPercent of the 3.6 million acres tate debt 4nd the (arm mortgpge ot corn harvested In Ohio last debt have continued tD increase 1 • ~ year. during the last two yearS. ReTh~ participating in tfle. corri ports from fafi'hers ond leading ac~;eage r~e · program, {ifarr agencies indicate that, for the ;.a)'!', may 'be older fa rmer s de · ! most part, avaiU\lle ci-edlt for siring to retire, or part·time fa rm· · ~ fGt fanners has been adfquate ers wanting to devote more of @.lld probably will contin)Je. their labor to nff.farm employment. ''There is a pouibllity," Barr notes, "that the soil bank bas encCJuraged additional f:'lrme:-s to seek off-farm employ(Continuad From Paae- OM) · ment." The MATS C97, military rou n· ,Oh,io couqties: P..lacing the great· 1erPart of the double decked Boc· est •Dumbh of · acre ~ In the soil ing Straiocruiser , h<td take!J, off bank's corn acreage reserve pro · from Travis AJr FbrcP Ba.'le, 50 gram generally are IJC'!Ited in the miles north of san Fhnclsco, c~ntral and southwestern paris early Thursday .for HonolUlu. or the state. Licking county led Aboard were 39 serVicemen and the Jist with 8,320 acrcs in the 18 civilians, including- 10 wom en program , fo llowed by Hi gh land depe:nd.-mts an~ two • bablr-s. County wlth 7 4M acres. Delaware, There were 10 crewmen. cou ntiE's Clermont anD Brown The plane had just passed the .each placed about 6.900 acres il'l point of no return · on ib ~.41)0. the corn acrfage re~rve mile night when the outboard Even with the reserve program. port engine began runn!ng wild . if :riel~ per acre avernge 63.2 A few moments later, it flew orr. bustlels, Ohio will produce about striki ng its companion engine on as muel\ ·cO:rn this year as lao;;tthe same wing and pu.ttlng it out 216.5 nHllion bushels, Barr of .commL'!sion. points oul. He notes, · however, that (he July 1 crop report Indi- ol-chard and ~d Shy~'er farw . cated an aver·age Ohio corn ylold V·lsitor s w!ll see pi ogress on o£ 58 bushels to the acr e. Thl 5 gliropse of things to come In the Would mean 8· tptal produ~tion of young orchards. 198 m1Uion bushels, OJ' 8 per'<'CJll Coming from BeltsVille , Mary· below that of last year. land a.s spel'lal speaker wlfl bP Frank P Cullinan of the USDA Purdue , Univer91ty 1 '' ) ' ' A"· foJ.mer pomologist, Cullinan is now twith the Plant Industry s tation and will review fruit researc h In the United St3tes sint"e the 18808. G. W. Ellenwood. Station horticultur- _ ist well k~own to Ohio orchard· isls and acting public rel ations officer, will talk on "O hio Fruit 'j WOOSTER, 0 . - 'Twenty-one ReSearchers During lhe Past 75 hOrlicultural exhibits, three times Years." the usual number, w11l highlight About two dm:en station reOrch.Jird. Day at the Ot.io Agrl cul· searchers \}"ill be ori hand to turat Experiment station Aug. 15. explain educatlons:t exhibits rang Dr. F. S Howlett, horticulture ing from ways to keep peach, qua· department chairman, aay.!l the lity and applying mtrogen ferti· annuil event, which attr!lets hun· lizer for a~pLes to apple breeding dredB of ffult growers, jj ste pped and ~ controlling inilect pests, tip in size and scope in celebraThe · Ohio State llortJcultural tion or ~he station's 75th ann !· Society which was an important versary. lOree behind the organizaflon of While in other }'ears visitors the cxped:._ment .station, will meet tramped oYer the acres Of or- ber~t the -~ me day. Its pretident , chards on test, the accent this Paul Muckley of Wayne1bur(:". ,Year will be on comfm;t. Fruit will &peak. meh .Will travel bY wagon t hrou~h The program prepared · for sorrie ~ 100· acres of c:'Cperiment<ll women by the ladies' auxiliary, or tree~J-. Because of the more rapid the llorticuHural society wll} in· mod,e transportatio~, the Lour been· eplarged to mclude not th.e main orchards ''but also Ovr.: r 5 million roses are 11:!-own outlying plantingo wed m each year in Sprinli{[ield Ohiu'.i and diselll!ie study, a new apprpximatelr 30 greennou~S. rnen. 'ltf! p1yin rt hl gf\er lntcrcs! · T•tel oh morl! borrowed upilal . tl;tan they h11ve in Years. Yet, by and tn,ge, they are on ao und financ1al Jl'GOnd, In lihe opHl ion vr an Ohio State Unive nity eJ; ll'Jb· ion eronomist. Lester l. Arnold reporll; f11rm· ers in the u. S. h& \'e near!) 9U ll. ~~~ .."7. 2. Dovellke 3. Fruit drink a t . Thrice Cmut,) :::::: COLUMBU~The nallo n's 1. - a. Proltl'ILte JARNl!/Y GOOGLI!! and N•llo•ally ' Adverlhl~d ,.W~Tci{Q · .• .DI~ON~$· . \ ' ' .SILVER. UP . PLUS LlaiRAL TltADI. .:• •' l: For The Gl{t You Give Wlth.'Pride : ~el ·Y.o~r ( .. ~~~ler .. ' Be Your \ ... ' ' ' ' AUNT FRITZI··· l'M FIL.LING OUT A FORM 1'0 JOIN THAT GIRLS' CLUB IT SAYS TO I"JLL OUT THE FORM JN DUPLICATE ···WHAT DOES THAT , MEAN MSANS !lO IT TWICE - ·· BOTH ALIKE �I ' • l .... . ......... ~ oJl Amercan Agriculture Is Quite Sound . Financially Says OSU Fann Expert Aug. 9' 19~ 7-7 1 DA.ILY CROSSWORD .\Clii'OSS DOWN 1. atro~t anesthealt. , t.A r1nc chin& / 10. l)lpped, u 'W.\IP Victim Works AClever Ruse To Positively Identify The if __ ... ano••••• .... ... ._. Card ot Tb1nb .1nd Specl.aJ Notlcea of Events $LOll Obituar.a~ ,ubllabed 1t 1 cent per word. l (I ) Notices ;__:.._Heedqu&rtan for ~..,,, "';~,, $125. "''d $10. Mar.<~ hell Miller Sr, Rou:e No. 1, ~iddlcport R-8-3lp 11J L ftf:...nd •'· ~ror. !·===:•=:-•:•r:l<:"'==== 11 Rodney Downln1. · 11\'~IJRANCI! AG.BNC'i' I ( 14) For Rent Fano....., Purnlture, Middleport, Ohio F~u-r-n7 1 ,:-hec'l -- ,- p-,-r<-m - ,-.,-,1-. - , -, 00 -~5 ' 29 tf -:-=-:------:::--= - - - (6) l.ost & Found and bath . I 128 Jo~ M<~m ~ 61 Olth ,.... Rt, II. Cel, lim.~. ..m•onue L•n•a• - Lane Ced111 -- - - -- - ---- - - - ~~~~·1~, 1;, ~~;,'!!:1;:.~, l'lra. Automolllte,. HNit' L.h ~~~:·.: . . . . St. Real Estate Broker 7-str. Pl!ooe •rox. · - -8-· Fu r nishcll ,q le~pmg room. Clo11c in town. 127 Butter nut. R 3 12tc In MIDDLIPOilT.l OHIO 6116-M PHONI• . 6111 Straigbt·leg Beegle, Female. Brown head , white legs, black body. .Goea by name of "Boots". ~e · -,.-- - --·- --c--::-ward. Calr 159-M . 8 ~ 6tc For (tent - Extension Ladden, (21) Scaftold Mards, Drop Cloths. 1:::------,--,---,~:-:-: Clinton po;~her, Middleport. Do. you want s bwdness. A Motel· (8) Phone 82b!S..X. Tavern·Carry Out, Grocery, Gas 11 1 tf Station, Restaurant. Check our list we may have what you !9~2 Bulcks, $696.00. F'ive peopl~ Help want at the price you want to are ·going to get Mme re nl - ----- - - -· - -··--:flay . Earl 0 Mender' Sr., Rea]. Woman, lull lim <' work as sa le)j buy.11 . Blaettnars, Pomeroy, 0. tor. Pearl Parhr, Agent, Porn· B-9-6t; _ per ~on . Appl y nfternonn or eroy, Phone 201. 8-9-3t.c evening. Outlon llrug Co, Mid1953 Ponllac 3 cyl $8fr,S.OO. 2 clr dleport, Ohio. -· 8-9·3tc 6 roorn house, aunpnrch, g;;j;. Sedan Hyoramatic· ~· d io and ) La<~y to watch ehildrcn during 1 lo! ~o· " IQO, ~Ice location, In Heater. Flawless or;glt111l l.tlut' the day !)Ill Pom 1 ~ r 1 ,y 128 nftcr Mtddleport, Oh10, $6.000.00: and white rinlsh . Blactlmm:, !UIO p M R-9-etc 4 room house, I acre of. ground, 8·91Jte ~ ----· - - - ~~ located on Rose Htll, - near Pomeroy, 0. ---Mtddlc Agcrl woman .... ho ncell:t Pomerov, Ohio Ideal for elder1953 .C hevrolt!b as low ~~ hom r to he cnmp .mion for ly couple. $2200. $1188.00. Three of the besl '!ISs middle-a ged lady Write P. 0. 3 room <'ahin, furni shed, on th~ anywhere . Blacttnar11-, Pomeroy Box 45, l'om enJy, Ohio. 8-8-12tp Ohio ruvcr at Lonrz 8otJom , 0. 6-0·6\C ~ --- - -~ Ohlo. ~ acre ground ·located ' on _ __;:£_ _ _ _ _ ~---( good road. Ideal for hunt!ng l9a3 Bu.lcki'l as tow as $995 .00. t or fishing lodge. $~&bO.OD. For ,good buys, thoroughly rt · On lnqutre Hobstctter Ina. A&ei\C)', ~ondltioaer.' VO's and str. sr~. P;T;ilit;g-:-Tnl~rior a~ 225 E. l!lecond St., Pomer<:ly Blaettnal-8, Pomeroy, 0. 8·9-6tc Availabl e now. Rates reason. J. H. E11stman, Sale!rtlrm. 8·7-3tc ( 16) For Rent or Sale Reo I Estate -=-:-------·· Auto Sales ( 17) Wonted 18) Employment W d e -;;t;;ior I ' -- --·-:--:----:::::: 19M Ford~ as low aa $89~.00. able. Homer Rrall:y, Phone 331-Y For Sale: 6 room house, bath all Both of lhcae cars we can rc· 8 15 12tc modern. Call :.!171 LP.tart Falls. commend tully. Bla c ttn ~,.~ Wantod- PAPIO:Il H. d'.jG JT\G- 2D B·7·3tc ~ .!:._~m~~· 0. _ -~~c ye:.t!ll expr.rlencc. Frl'e e1' l· For \ Sale: House and Lot irl Jl.a . 19M c~ewoicta 81 l~w a ~ $995 00 :mates, L. V. Reishlit'r, Raci n • CIRC. Phone 3202. , 8~·3t~ t'or crle111'1 cars. With and wilh!Jnx 124, Ohio, 7-6-" -------------~--FOR SALE Oil TRADE. Two bed· out power glide. All fnur doors room house with city water , gu Blacttnnn, Pometoy, 0. 8·9·8\c furnace, j;{Bs well anrl 33 acrC's ·----or !r.nd. Mmcral rights. Trailer Wanted. yhone 907·.M. Vlr!>!ll lt~b 1 T<"aford, Syracu.'lc. S.S-6tp ( 19) ·Business --- •, Auto Services For Hire! ·- ---·----24 L B. IIAWLIJ'IGS SONS ,U ur lr{riM'Irar Pbone tr.l2'f. C~>. SetviCfl, Nlt~llt Day Phone 108f.lt. llODGJil • PLYMOUTH DBAI.IWI. 8eU --- :----:-: lor belt 111ed en f ALUES, see BILL cHILDS. 1 9 !mop We I or Contrect" eGradtna ·a Ditch Dlagint__ VIRGIL WAMSLEY eTruck Loading Equipment • Baok-Hoe Setvice e Dump Truck S~rvice C91 Fol' Sole ..• ,- nee(! - listings. lf you want t? "Bv the Hour - " sell your home, farm or bu.d· nn.ss, see u.s. All hsUng• wei· come and given prompt atlentlon. Earl 0. Mender Real· tor, Pearl Parker Agent, Pom~­ roy, Phone 201. 8-9-Btc Sr. I tu~~!~~rmt;!~sf:!: t~t ~~~~~t!': ~:j wa;i~:~~/ua:O~i!sup s~i:s~ifeJuan and two let among tbe 15 famUies ln the looked at the complainant and Corral. said "YOU're the ~ who•a been The complainant told Ro~ales dating my wlfe" "M bb 1 d thi b 1 e e so. ~~e n,g. • ou1 "And you're ':te - - who !tole ated in the Vlllage of Pomeroy my $70, the man retorted. County of Meigs and State of Obi~ Rosales says "Sure enough, lie and bounded and described 88 fol- , was the man Juan b11d the note lows: Being situated in the Village lln ills pocket. and agreed to repay of PomerDy and more partkular}j the money if the complainant I CAR.MEL', "' I I spent ' the 'weekend with his au:~t and , uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Thom~ ~ ' I Mei9s County Home ZION ORAVELY 1 dACI"OR sALES S.rvii!O, R. A. Flnllw, 511 lll. Main St., Pomeroy. 1·24·tl'-·· .. One cDmpletc bed aprlnp and mattreu. S Burner Oil stove with oven . Phone 103X. 1128 · E: MJ.In st. 8-7·3tc P(1meroJ S.w du1t and •havtnll, loaded In GRUESER BLOCK CO. your truck from bin or deHv· tNd. omo VALLEY MFG. I MI... Ncrrth of Porne,..., TUPPERS . PLAINS, 0. ' ~ .~~· ~o. 7·18-:lGtc A UnrYPt'R ity In your Home. A combination of 8(1rvloos not ob> litorM DriVID: toOLI. double sot tta1nable elsewhere . WOltLD work harneu. Two wttJOnM, BOOK .Encyo·lopedla, 18 volum· manure 1preader, plows, corn ea and guide. First in Sales, :pl&nter. Jrtin drill, mowing More people buy WORll> BOOK ~lne. hay r&ke, two bor1e than any other .Enc)lclopedla eorn, plow. D. }o" . Plck, Roule 7, F or inrorrQ,atioh ~Dil·ot·wrlte 1wo mlle.e out of Chesler. Tel. your local Reprcacntative, Mra. YUII-:1288. B-8·3tp Elhcl Pllelpa,· Rt. No. 2, Phone Clnntn1 Tomttocs, •1.00 per 332. Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-7 - l~2tc \Uahel. PlQk )'OUr own , brln.: HRf aWD container~ . Virau -- £!Jljl'·• -~ ··. ··- . ·~ ' - Ltllrt I'IU~ Ohio. WE BUY . JTIIuCTultAL I IIAMI IC~P lllON- loiiTALt OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO• ..... 511 GOod CleiD Used Clll'l AU Makeo ud Motdll · METROPOLITAN AUTO SAL£8 . Ail outery 1 r S1. Asian 1· ,,• • ·4,_ ~ 0'·· (syrn.) · ~ ~ I MAll. 38. A. dieclple 3Q. 'fnt fO.Aiide DAILY CRYPT<iQUOTE- Here's now to work It: THIS COUI'OI<I, · ~ ' STRIET .. CITY .. , $TATE . ... . . : . .. ' VA. i ·• I I J ~- • ' 'i' I ,. , FX AWODF WH LC NLCE NIFCK TWE• ' -H D N M C H V C N K C. o• Crippled Plane ' ORPHAN ANNlli. Lh'!'LE .------· ----------- -·- < MARIANI FROZEI<I CAlt <;O~LESf ' ' SAVE $10.00 to $8 the STRAWBERRIIi$ ~ I ·' •I 5 10 oz. bo~$11 ; t ~$1~90 . l.. . I " ol.. whole 39c ' . • KRAFT ' ·' FORD . FX OX FX LCil LCFW'tCH -- ----~- PHON! 9116 HUNTINGTqN, .W. VA. AXF ' l'es.terday'e Crypt.oquote; TAKE UP OUR QUARREL ~·,1'1::1 !'HE I"'E: li'O Y'QU J:ROM FAI1.J:NG HANDS WE THROW ~E TORCH....JOijN )!<CRAB:. '' ' SEWING MACttiNE CO. , 918 THIRD AVENUE I' , --·. HOOSEHQLP , IF RFD GIVE DIRICTION .. . \ A ~..,..to1nm Q110taUoa ' ' .. J RFD Ai<YDJ,BAAX . R h J.ON· GI'ELLOW Ona letter slrilply ata~s Cor t.fi,olhlr. Jn d111 ;am,pl ... a ll ued for the tht:•• L'1, X for ijJe twq 0'1} ttC. Sinitte !etten. t,pOt• trophee, the ltmct~ and tormatlOh of the wtJrdi '" 111 bt.tl ~11ch day th• li*Jt letter~ •re dlfterint. ''' I .... .. ... ' '' '• '~ HOUSIHOLD SEWIIC!l MAC HINt CO. 911 THRD AVENUE . 1'\UNNbTON, W. NAME . .. . .. .. .. - . -- ------ -- - I 36. Spur , wheel 4.1.1'iamlrea +2. i!oteh --- - -- - -- - •....,.. - .... -I OR PHONE j ,.,w Por Home oeMoMttatlq~f 911 6 1 • bOat !:5. Storm ''' . $4:95 Valpe •. ,- _. '':t with ..ch mechlne • Plnilr,g ShMn 34, Me4ievaJ ~~} ."} fREE 1951 ' ' ' ' Df.SSERT TOPPING ,, • , ' $645 MEIGS MOTOR CO. Middleport • \ 1 ' /, ,. Fruit Kesearch Is ~potlighted ArOrchard Day • OICK og '' t.a-U -aulkt letttr ller Le.... !stake• .p r... CONCRI!TB BLOCKS ,) . ~ • •_ ~··:, 1 .~"!· 31-. ~J}Ium pairin1 hy Factor, 'l'ralne4 watchmaker, C.:OWNti .JEWE- LER~. . j ·.:1·~ ~ ~ ·~r ·~~f.·n~ 01•ar ~· ----··· QUICK SERVICE on Wateh Snead 'ultles man ropean. \ e 25. R ttan - -- ---au~ slowly ' 25. (20)Buslness Servkes -- :.18. Dlfti. tN.Y, ) 22. Noble. , Legal Notice lstate of Trumeft A. hN,. Sr. , OeceaMcl . Notice Is hereby aiven thlt Prlscllh Penn whose Post OUtcee •dd· eedl'with Uprlaht Plano. Phon'-' ress Is Carpenter. Ohi~. "oute 1. CuJtom Built Ki crhtH\ Kitche-ns SP-35202, Maaon, w. va. designed for your· hmnc . Free has been d\JIY appointed Admtnl&u.:itp estimates f'ore mfln &: Abbott tTatrix Of the Estate of :J'rqman 41) 11llon automJtl[! gas wnter Phon e 6284.Y. B·fl..tf A. Penn, Sr. late of C~urtt.bla TownRhip, Meip Cqunty, Olilo. ,deheltiW. Good cond1Uon . Joj• - · · - - cnaRed, Vadllh Plumblna. Phone 4::·M. TIRMIT&S .eXTERMINATED Dated this 3Gth day or July 1Dtl1. U-8tp, For free lnspccUon phone 383·M, John C. Bacon GilmDre Supply Slore, Pomeroy FOR SALt - r~achcs . Ne-w Ha· Judec of the Probate Court All work .:uararrteml. Fully In- (6) 2, 9, 16, 3tc ven Orcb&td., New Haven. Phone sured. Vaughan'• lnduatrial and To·:N688. 7·211-:1 Reddentlal Termite Control Ser· 7 Z~ tf vice, St Mary!, w. Va. FOR IIALJ: - Applel. New H,. ven Oreh&rd, New Haven . Phone RAillO • TEU:\'lSION S~RVICE, .'l'IJ.ZI688. 7·2Dif Phon• 1l0. Cle,and AppUanee Slare, ll.a W. llalu St, Pomor01 PIHO PONG TABLE lor oale. J.:lll<f Pbono eli·Y. 8 ~ Btp tl'r~•lt I tllol. t 11. Speak ·. Corn Acreage Reserve Sl"gnuP ReIativeIy Small a 1 bench , Zion Sunday SchOol had '-'~ in .a ltendance aild $!8.00 coHecl1on. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Miss Sharon Roush snd PhyUh Est•t. of Francia T. lffh,. dlt:N..cl ~bersbach, Bradbury, w~re Sunday Notice ill hereby given that guclls of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maude Betz whose Post Offlce ad· dr~S!' I! 849 HIRh St"teet, MiddiepOrfi; Ohio, has be•m duly appointed executrix of the Estate of li'J'&tt• cb T, Bctz, deceased, late of Me}gil co"'nty, Ohio. Dated thlt 24th day or July 1967. c'USTOM "I" 4 dr. SEDAN· R I John' c. :uacon H. FORDAMAnC LOW MILE· Judge of the rrobate court l · ~vo, GOOD RUI.aER. ' Meigs county, Ohio (1), 2Q, (8), 2, D, 3to NOTICI OlE APPOINTMINT =·· 26. Day- 20. C..pllal l Vandals CaUSl.D! An Ohio SLeri"ff PIenty Tr,oub}es I I ha~.a~te4 . 31. Shrlckl 1 34. Tid)' . M.Mature 31. Citn ; 38. Colter r 19. Church · e. ·f C1if ord Jacobs and son, Jack, were dinner guests of his parents., Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacoba, Sundp;y. HAY FOR SAlE 29. £a, like openlnc ($Will. ) ..........,. ,...... ence 24. Vex 21i. FJint. like 17. Mayan Indian IMex. 1 18. River =~~ ::r~~~~~bt~!';: ~~eWell- bounded and described aa follows wouldn 't file chargf!s anil being the Easterly one·half c-f him.'' Lot Number Twenty.three (23) di· viding In the cen~r from the front to the rear. Also, the · CGncurrent right of easement to wse the Alley between the abOYe described propGeorge Renshaw: erty and the ' Weste1·ly one·half of ~ and Mrs. Vernon Howell are sald Lot Number Twenty-three (23). relativeS' in Canton. Sald eas'emer.t right is to continue M'rl!l. Alice Moore and Mr. and for the benefit of the heirS, IUc· Mrt. Lou Diehl called O!l their broLANCASTER, 0 . VP - Vandal- ther John Diehl and Wife, Sunday. eessors and assigns in ownersblp of tbe property abutting on aaid ism and juvenlle theft take up 85 Jim Gi,lmore and famUy · enjoyed alley. per cent of •he time of the Fair- a picnic at Forked Run Lake on Tbe petition aUeges that the per- field County Sheriffs Office. sonal estate of nid decendent is The estimate wu made today not sufficient to pay debts and by Sherlff Dale Georg:e, who obligations of said estate and that blames muc.h of the trouble on It is necessary to sell said real youths escaping from the Boys In• 900 BaiH GOod Mhcltd Hey estate for the payment of the ustrial School near here. .SO ctl. .,.r H-Ie s:amt". He suggested that e.scapees from The praytr of the petition ts the school who commit felonies be No ••'• len thin 100 baiH that .<~aid re.&l es~ate be !!old for tried , convicted an-d sent to Man.,. the payment of debts of said dece- field Reformatory. Now, most of dent and costs of adminiStering them are returned to BIS, a st:'ate the estate and for other _relief. ('Orrectio'nal institution. H•rrisonwllle Rd. Said defendants are required to I Re.s.idents in the BIS ar~a are answer said petition on 'he '28th considering o petition to the i,ov· Prw.oeroy, Ohio day of September 1957 or jtldge- ~ crnor to do somethln,g a,boul the s.. Superintendent, ment will be taken against them . c3~apee1J, An lnsUtutlon for older fLORA STEFFY, as Admin· 1 boys now being 11ent to DIS i1 1to lstratrix of the estate Df be erected by the etate. but won't ' , Walter Lottrldgc, deceased. be ready for at lea•it two years. WEBSTER & FULTZ Attorneys for PlamtlH (8) 2. 9, 16, 23, 30.; (9) 6. }3 ,7tc 21 . l)e. voured 22. Aut! I. Bridre I . Gtnttewoma.n 1. Atfrx 8. Seesaw 9. Mouth. (•ym . ) ..• . atructed view, platform H . Burden \ liS. Youth lfl. Tantalum ~onE~ Mrs ~ild!'/ J:O:a Attendance at Sunday Sc)l09l on August 4 was 71, offering $10.81. Mn. Kathleen Poulsen waa a cent guest of her•parents. Mr." and Mrs. verl}on Howell. agalnat Mrs. Emma Fox and1 Mri. lola HoweU were in Cincinnati recently and attended the Reds ..ball game. Mrs. Avanell Brown and cbilu dren of Gallipolla were Sunday o£ ber parimta, Mr. and Legal Notice CANN1NG 1-omatoell $1.2!1 bushel. PhoDI' Cheshire 7·74.7r Brln1 container11. Janet i•an· ji:::O~~~~~,..,~~~"",J ·-~~· R~~>ln•. Ohl0s-o-.oJc . , ~. Ill. $trt.n~;n J "Dre} Qif{ l'ef't lnaertJon. onC"e · Circle P'rlday. Dan ny Earili h, 500 of Mr. and Mrs. Dean EIP' l~h. of Columbu~ of Mrs . Clarence Swau ..• er. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. UP it myself" He left. There are more ways th'an one to RoSlles Maiu the man wrote a Mr. and ft.~n . Ab ~eves, Albany ., ,. . , Holter and famiiy. , - - - - ---::--:--:c:- skin a cat, us pointed out by Car- note and placed it in the room ~sited l4I'· and Mra. Raymond ArnRUth Evelyn Price of Mt. Olive COMPLETE fnmunei: Protectloa. Marilyn Rise nf Racine spt>u! Rosales, chief of the Bexar where he lost his pune. It tead: old, Thur•~f aft~noon~ spent .several day& wUb Sue w-. Autc·. Jl'tre, Pol1o. C•~ Dot los district attorn~ 's office complaint "[ know you stole my 'mobey, Ellen Circle. the weekend wil.b Dorothy Cmh· 1 Ml1b., Middle;:od, Oblo. section. but that is all right. u was worth Rev. Roy William!! ' or Syracuse Joyce c.,snn wa j alllo a sunday 1 Ro::u~les telb of a Mextcan labor· it. I've been dating :~-·our wife.'' IU ' ' [f~~~·•:.Mr~·~¥~nd~·M::;;••~·~Do~u&~l~as~~~;;;,;;;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;,l e.r whD came. to him. wanting to He waited patiently, and within Mrs. Lawrence Smith and family 11 ltU II'AII.D f1Ie a comphunt 11gamst a neigh. 1four hours hts wlfe called and are visiting telat'ves in Kenosha bor o£ stealing $70. The man said said "Come qutck , Juan ia. beat. Wisconsin. ' 1 · · • he left his wallet in a room of ' lng up Marla " the "Corral " where some 1~ fam- 1 The complatnant gatbered ·with MTh~~e~~lt~n,J~ng ~::P m':tmg ~ Hies llve. the re!lt of his neighbors · and w!rn: ~e au~n~ eH pa wete i ~I'W . . . . . . . . I ceate ~t «Ord, one ln:A.:rtion, Mtntm~ chargt' ~ .--4 :enta per word for lbree conaecutive ln&erUonS. Special - One mortb for 25 cents per word. · Full rate of 2 cents per word wtU be charged for advertising 1t aot paid fDr before the 1501 of each month tolloMng Insertion. Errer• in Adverttslna-sho4,ld be reported Immediately. Tbe o.JIJ bentioel •"U Dot be raponaible for moo-e than one incor- h1te Ho slcm Lo w fn•sh we-re Wedesdu afternoon visitors J2. Lodt,: door. kteper I Arnold and famUy. Thursday eYenlng. ' , Mrs. Kate Walburn , Mrs. T..awJ im Gilmore _bu returned to hi1 renee i;q!i.q, daua:h!er, . parlene, work . aft~r en3oying a t wq weeks and MU!s Jean Snyder, Pomeroy, vaeauon · ICrt.pa t•. Unob- ~ far - menta inr eapli11 hnproy!Miet)tl and enended the}r opor&tlot credit to meet the nt~l ollafpr enterprises, 'lllll sltuatlPJt ;1f. tollnd, II)'J Arnold , to the e1 t.ent that lt bfnefits the ~neOm f po ..lllocs df rarm'en. AJ tbey_ .®ntlnue to ·~­ iust l() economit , l:preuuret af· le('tmg agr1eultlK'4!, twen m'or'! per ~Cent equll.)' In the tr !m·t•sl- farm real mate an~ non-rtal e~ I'll.. -- -· ~ · tate debt ean be eJpect.ed. · Actually, farmers are paylnJ a relatively' small cost, ln the forJn nf highe:r intere,t utes, for a pnhey whi ch help! Mid price. more nearly Ln line. the economist ex · plains. Higher interest rat es arlrl to farmers· · •••~• • , doing business, but tbet alio U~bten ere. COLUMBUS, 0 .-MDs.t Ohio dit and leave fewer dollars bid· farmers who placed lttnd 1n th(' ding ror the things farmers mullt 19157 corn acreae~ reserve pro.. buy . This helps bold priee1 down. gram are , relatively small pre- Arnolrl savs higher interett eoits duc~rs. figures compiled by Wal- undoubtedly have Javed farmers lace Ban, .llhlo St!lte Univenily many times more-mDney, through extension' econombt, indicate. lower orlces, than they have cost These producers <tteprc!>f!nt these farmers In higher Interest about 13 percent of a:U farmer$ payment~ ., in the state. Their corn allotThe tight moneltry. situation menta averaged sllgh lly over 14. apparentlv has had lfttle effect ' 1!1Cres and they put most of thi.; the avait8bi\ity agrteultural -la~d 182 percent) in the resuvc. credit to fai"mers, Jtrnold ~int s 'Mte 278,000 acres Which thev cmt. In &pite of ' ·higher Interest "banked" represents about 7 ~~ rates, both the farm non-teal esPercent of the 3.6 million acres tate debt 4nd the (arm mortgpge ot corn harvested In Ohio last debt have continued tD increase 1 • ~ year. during the last two yearS. ReTh~ participating in tfle. corri ports from fafi'hers ond leading ac~;eage r~e · program, {ifarr agencies indicate that, for the ;.a)'!', may 'be older fa rmer s de · ! most part, avaiU\lle ci-edlt for siring to retire, or part·time fa rm· · ~ fGt fanners has been adfquate ers wanting to devote more of @.lld probably will contin)Je. their labor to nff.farm employment. ''There is a pouibllity," Barr notes, "that the soil bank bas encCJuraged additional f:'lrme:-s to seek off-farm employ(Continuad From Paae- OM) · ment." The MATS C97, military rou n· ,Oh,io couqties: P..lacing the great· 1erPart of the double decked Boc· est •Dumbh of · acre ~ In the soil ing Straiocruiser , h<td take!J, off bank's corn acreage reserve pro · from Travis AJr FbrcP Ba.'le, 50 gram generally are IJC'!Ited in the miles north of san Fhnclsco, c~ntral and southwestern paris early Thursday .for HonolUlu. or the state. Licking county led Aboard were 39 serVicemen and the Jist with 8,320 acrcs in the 18 civilians, including- 10 wom en program , fo llowed by Hi gh land depe:nd.-mts an~ two • bablr-s. County wlth 7 4M acres. Delaware, There were 10 crewmen. cou ntiE's Clermont anD Brown The plane had just passed the .each placed about 6.900 acres il'l point of no return · on ib ~.41)0. the corn acrfage re~rve mile night when the outboard Even with the reserve program. port engine began runn!ng wild . if :riel~ per acre avernge 63.2 A few moments later, it flew orr. bustlels, Ohio will produce about striki ng its companion engine on as muel\ ·cO:rn this year as lao;;tthe same wing and pu.ttlng it out 216.5 nHllion bushels, Barr of .commL'!sion. points oul. He notes, · however, that (he July 1 crop report Indi- ol-chard and ~d Shy~'er farw . cated an aver·age Ohio corn ylold V·lsitor s w!ll see pi ogress on o£ 58 bushels to the acr e. Thl 5 gliropse of things to come In the Would mean 8· tptal produ~tion of young orchards. 198 m1Uion bushels, OJ' 8 per'<'CJll Coming from BeltsVille , Mary· below that of last year. land a.s spel'lal speaker wlfl bP Frank P Cullinan of the USDA Purdue , Univer91ty 1 '' ) ' ' A"· foJ.mer pomologist, Cullinan is now twith the Plant Industry s tation and will review fruit researc h In the United St3tes sint"e the 18808. G. W. Ellenwood. Station horticultur- _ ist well k~own to Ohio orchard· isls and acting public rel ations officer, will talk on "O hio Fruit 'j WOOSTER, 0 . - 'Twenty-one ReSearchers During lhe Past 75 hOrlicultural exhibits, three times Years." the usual number, w11l highlight About two dm:en station reOrch.Jird. Day at the Ot.io Agrl cul· searchers \}"ill be ori hand to turat Experiment station Aug. 15. explain educatlons:t exhibits rang Dr. F. S Howlett, horticulture ing from ways to keep peach, qua· department chairman, aay.!l the lity and applying mtrogen ferti· annuil event, which attr!lets hun· lizer for a~pLes to apple breeding dredB of ffult growers, jj ste pped and ~ controlling inilect pests, tip in size and scope in celebraThe · Ohio State llortJcultural tion or ~he station's 75th ann !· Society which was an important versary. lOree behind the organizaflon of While in other }'ears visitors the cxped:._ment .station, will meet tramped oYer the acres Of or- ber~t the -~ me day. Its pretident , chards on test, the accent this Paul Muckley of Wayne1bur(:". ,Year will be on comfm;t. Fruit will &peak. meh .Will travel bY wagon t hrou~h The program prepared · for sorrie ~ 100· acres of c:'Cperiment<ll women by the ladies' auxiliary, or tree~J-. Because of the more rapid the llorticuHural society wll} in· mod,e transportatio~, the Lour been· eplarged to mclude not th.e main orchards ''but also Ovr.: r 5 million roses are 11:!-own outlying plantingo wed m each year in Sprinli{[ield Ohiu'.i and diselll!ie study, a new apprpximatelr 30 greennou~S. rnen. 'ltf! p1yin rt hl gf\er lntcrcs! · T•tel oh morl! borrowed upilal . tl;tan they h11ve in Years. Yet, by and tn,ge, they are on ao und financ1al Jl'GOnd, In lihe opHl ion vr an Ohio State Unive nity eJ; ll'Jb· ion eronomist. Lester l. Arnold reporll; f11rm· ers in the u. S. h& \'e near!) 9U ll. ~~~ .."7. 2. Dovellke 3. Fruit drink a t . Thrice Cmut,) :::::: COLUMBU~The nallo n's 1. - a. Proltl'ILte JARNl!/Y GOOGLI!! and N•llo•ally ' Adverlhl~d ,.W~Tci{Q · .• .DI~ON~$· . \ ' ' .SILVER. UP . PLUS LlaiRAL TltADI. .:• •' l: For The Gl{t You Give Wlth.'Pride : ~el ·Y.o~r ( .. ~~~ler .. ' Be Your \ ... ' ' ' ' AUNT FRITZI··· l'M FIL.LING OUT A FORM 1'0 JOIN THAT GIRLS' CLUB IT SAYS TO I"JLL OUT THE FORM JN DUPLICATE ···WHAT DOES THAT , MEAN MSANS !lO IT TWICE - ·· BOTH ALIKE �• • T . Ohio Valley Commandery Annual ' ' . OAio w 111e ~odin, lllte ta the nclon udlUirW lAd l'lnkl · *"' -~ •ad Ia tiN: n.tkm uceeW only liam Buter tncl otber ulauves. )IJ~i;,;N~..,;;;;Yii;ork~;;i--iiii;t;i;e.i;;;;;;;;;;::;;::;:;::;;..-:::::::~ -=~~ · NOW IS THI TIME TO Commande!7, No. 24:. Xolghtl Tcmplar, bad &he Jaraeat attendance of any year when the;r met Thursday night at Bailey's We. Ray Woodgeard u; the out-goin& tommander an d his committee for the pif!nie Was a r . Parm:alee, Wal· lace Bradfor~, Virgil Hayes and J. Edward Fostor . Bradford wu: in cbatJe of barbequing the cbi(jkena for the picnic 6Upper and the mem· bera brouglil • .vered di5heB to add to the men•· with the Commander alto furni shing Lhe dessert. Registerin " at the picnic were Commander "and Mrs. Woodgeard and Connie, Nancy Kay , Jimmy and Timmy ; ~r and Mrs. 8. Parma lee Judge John Bacon, Mr . and Mrs. C. J. Struble; and Danny and Janet and Sue Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. llax Ward, Mr. and Mrs. James Cfatworthy and Twila Sue. Mr. and Mrs. Wllliain Scott. John and Stenn; Mr. a.nd Ml't. Harry S. Moore, V1Ut7 .. 1·1950 Chevrolet 1-1951 Chevrolet dr. Sharp black finish 1-1953 Plymouth ' 1956 Cljavrolet "210''· · .. · · · ·· ·· ·$1,795.00 Oelray 2 dr. Sedan. Beautllul VInal leather trim inside. One local owner. PowergUd~. 1956 Pontiac V8 ---._ ' ' dr. Clean & Solid. ... Come. First MANY MORE TO CHOllSE ~'ROM METROPOLITAN Phone 6045·J Op011 Evenings until 9 pJD. At Treffle Light 1956 Dodge Coronet REDU~CTICNS IN · · · · · · ·, $1,B95.00 1955 Julck VB ........ ,,.. , ., $1,995.00 5pecl.:'f>2 dr. Hard Top. Dynaflow drive, Very low mileage. One careful O'l'ner, PRICE 1956 Olds. VB · · · , ·· .... · · · ·$2,495.00 2 dr. Super 88 Hard Top. Power steering & Bra·kes. Hy· dramatic drive. A, beauty, J va ······,·, ·· ·····$2,595.oo ON ALL Century 2 dr, Hard Top. Dynaflow drive. Traded In from original aatlafled Buick owner on new Buick ..' A champ· ion perfoJtller lhat shows tender care. 1954 Buick ' ew Cars v• ·····, ·· ·· ·· ··$1,395.00 Spedal2 dr, SiMJan..Just r41Ceived on new Buick, Low mileage one owa.e r Pano~amic windshield ~nd late mod. elstyle body. car. 1954 Chrytler Y8 · ·· · · · · · · ·· ·$1,195.00 4 dr. Sedan. Fully equipped. This car Is worth much more. Jl!<cepllonal condition. 1954 Mercury Y8 , ·· · · · ,· · · · · · ,· $1 ,495.0o . ' 4 dr, Sedan, A swept wing beauty. Push button shill. Ra· dlo &.Heater, A beautiful car! · 1956 Buick MEIGS MOTOR CO. Phone 1378 or 8023 Middleport, 2 dr, Hard To~, Power Steering, This all black one really sparkles. Beautiful red and black inlerlor. Mereyomallc. 1954 Pontiac ... ' . ' ... " ..... ' ·$1,395.00 Star Chief Conv, Cpe. Hydroin~Uc. Spotle11 orlatnal light blue finish, IJke new blue top, Gen. leather trim. 1954 Chtv~ets ,·, ,·,, ···as law as $995.00 Four clean can, With and without power glide. AU four Things always look better fro.ffi HERE .)Is'. ~oon. 1t5Uords , ,· · · · , · · · , , · ·as low as $B95.00 of the systtmatlc 1953 Pontiac 8 cyl. ,·· · ·, · · ·, · · · ·, ·$895.00 3 dr, Sedan Hydramatlc • Radio a. Heater. Flaw leas o~lli· ut blue and white finish, ' IIWOrld looko brlghtorl · II "ON TOP" -WITH A STWilY-GlOWING i :.flYe pell)>le llt'f soln1to gel some real buys, " ~- .. 1YNY MORE AS LOW AS $75 RS, 8en1ee · lo Bulckl" . PODlmiJ, JAVJII&S A«<IUNT · 19$2 BUicks .. ·· · · .... · · · · · ,·· · ·$695.00 ~ o. Hatket~ artcr a.and five>Marsha weeks visit in home the east. The girls also visited Lt. Com. and Ml':!l. Robert Nowel, Arlington, ~a., and Mrs. Jerry Donadee, their maternal gr.andmother, in HllrrlBburg, Pa. Sgt. and Mn. Dou&}u t..ewl! ~d baby, Fran . of Indiana, have been vi..!lit!n~ Mr. and Mrs, Paul Grimm . Mr11. Herbert Fink and sons were called to Gallipol.i., Thursday by lhe death of her neph£:W, Gene Bogg~, 800 or Supt. and Mrs. Mar· shall Boggg, :Mra. Robert Seever and rhildren Dean, David and Vicky. canton. h4ve been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Grimm. Mr. Seever brouiht hb family here last week and re· ·turned for them after they had .!lpent a week with her paront.11, Mr. and :P1rs. Kenneth Byer and Mr1. Charles Byer visited Mr. and Mrt. Andy Vance and family at ROdney Thusday after 1 vbit In Athens witb relatlvet. Mr. and Mrs. ChArles Byer vis· It~ in Lima and Dover over the week end. 'Mr. and Mn. Paul Surbur, South HUh, W. Va. , visited Wednesday evening with his uncle and aunt Mi. and Mrs. Walter Howell Mr. Howell is recupcratlnl slowly after ~o.pltallzatkn at Hril1er, ,Hospital a,nd wll1 be confined to his bed .f()r tour weeks. )lr.. and Mrs. W. E. Belchet. $11l· 'ner, Fla., and Mr. and Mri. Georte Hayman, Athena, vlaited Mn. W. S, Pataonl, Thursday. Mr1. MareeUine Buell returned thla week from GreenvJlle, Tenn. where ahe had .Yialted her daulht· er, M'r,1. Thomn Douer, and !am· ily al'ld attelld~d the chris&eninJ of 1\et Jrani:lson, Albert Doner. Mr. bosser 'Is auoclated wlttf tbe Mae· ' ---------------~--------------------------------------------------------VOL IX NO, 97 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, S~lurday, AuguatiO, 1957 ,_., • • ate 8 Pa8.11. Station Waaon. Motor condition. Good Tjres., Black fir.tsh. HeateT. A1 Orl1lnal · INCLUDIIS llRtGibAIRE Bofrlgerator lilf AT OUR Wtl Gu Raa1• !lay u" :~ OaJi f~8.SO ditlfll ,, ' ,, " ' \ $18.00 per !Q9Diil SINGLE COPY-lie ets ues Union Official To Be Asked How Dio Gained Control $1 APound Paid For Steer At Gallia-Co Fair WASHINGTON UP - A Senate rackets investlga!Air said today an 9tllled union official will be asked next "'eek whether be handed New York hoodlum Johnny Dio his pusport into the labor movement. Counsel Robert F. Kennedy said the Senate R.ackets Committee's main witness Monday will be Anthony J . Doria, whore- Two Youths Are Sentenced To • BIS For Thefts ... ' . $39,. . . . .,., eo.wttttion Tropical Storm Bertha Dies Out As AHurri~~me ( Door $495•. 2 Dqor Sedan. New Tires. Sea( Covtra. Oriah11l Blue finish, Rea,!er ..:1bdlo. $395. ., , ''•' 1954 P1y111outh Savoy , · . ' aeile flnisb. 1955 Olds Many More from . .~·. modeb to f:boose .. '' i Oft niday, Rev. John MANY MORE·· . 'LATE MODEL CARS . to .. otOOSE .,fROM,· St.3t£- !J;~spected./Oilly $4Jt:" IF YOU NEiD.A:do9D USEO· HEAVY DUTY fRU(I( OR '~UCK BODY. SEE us O' y.:,.. . ;· ···.' '. ' ' J!oOWood and, -< Pomeroy Cof C, - Meeting Called_ , .Monday Evening %• Ton Plekup. 10"-:fi pb' Tir·ta. · Sound motor. Cab, and "'body. W. · . "-• ·;,o Saturd•Y, Rev. Wesfe~ Jenklno, 195o ,Gfic Va.. . Lilt~ 1.S6'Fo"'' , later~r Good Tir.tL Heater. R'l" ' "*', $1;595. . $1,395. ' .' 1,1 Pickup ' a' cyl, 'f,nd very lc~ mp:e,.,e. Tire! like neW, · Red fi.rtialt He~r onb , . dueed to I { During tbe entire fair there wlU be a chllrth tent 011 the hi!J wbicb ' Will festure many di1play.s lnclud. tn4 1 repllu of JaC!ob'l WeU and ~ , ·, pbotoJl'lphs of over one hundred eburtbea of Melgl County. Under the J!eneral t;hairmanship of Rev. iobn FJwoOd 9r the Raclne P.,lsb of ._e Meth~lst Chureh, ~e tent will be attended each day b.Y min1Bter1 of the c;obn,ty. On Wednelday Rev. Eua:ene BrowD of the ·united Metllodli!lt Cbureb in Pl)ftJ,elOf will . be in ... --dlar-· on Thurtd~v, Rev. C. E. ><: • Ito · ~"',Middl£poft B~·ptlst Church, 2 Door. Dart Gtey finish. :nr~s. Uke neW. Rar'lio 11: Heater. Seat covers, Belredete8 ·~ueaa. '. ' . ' New ' Sedan. }lydramati(i Tr"ne. Radio & Hea~r . O.art G~en fhl· ish. · Goodr Tires, Iota or class' and really nice. · :: . ; 8 Pass, Station Waton. l'lOI'¥ over Blue flnilh. Gbod TlrM.· Au!Jrn~­ Ue Trana. Radio & Heater. t Doot • 195l Otds "98" 1951 Plptouth $893. 1952 Plyf!IO!IIh •• Un1Nd PrHo , Tropical ' !ttorm Bertha turned out · to · be 1a , wellik sister to hurri· csne Au~~e:·, l'i..mDJng out or breath before abe .Oopped on the Lcuiliana toast late Friday. The U. s. Weather Bureau re· ported that Bertha, at one coint churning along at near burr cane roroe, wu graaually cnmlnlshlng · in strength as she wheezed Inland. ' . ' . I signed under fi~ )aft year IS secret.ary·trea1urer of tbe Allied Indu.JfriAI Workers. a eatch-aU union former1y kncnm as the AFL United Auto Worker!!. • kennedy sai(l the committee aJ. so want& to know why Doria pt an 180.000 going-nray present when he left the union In Febru~ ary, 19M. Out~oing UDion Prer[dent Ellrl Heaton testified Friday that Doria got $25.000 eisb and promluory notel for the rest. lie ~~tid Doria ia sning to collect tb~ notl!ll. 4 Door Sedan, Hydtamatic Trans: Radio & Heater. Good Tires. Plenty of perlormance. Spa'l".klin~ original Black 'Jtnis~. $589. ..., ... -h._.,~ ver r, 1951 Plymouth ......... ....... fo(, ------------,---- stove top protedor . ·OLQSMO · · rt.sd'·olds x;';, -- PLYMOUTHS 1M llfMIIne .... tvmllle.....,. 1 " 1955 PlyiiiOtllh '' ......... _ ahJol. $895. $595. aMwon .,t...eaP·M•N•AHII . t "He had been on prebation and there are strict rules in connectlon -'tb it. 11 the C()Ur16 don't ,.. f enforee tbrm, what's the use 0 having any laws?.. of !be above by caUUng•at the ·'l Door Sedan. LOw.., mileare bY lo· eal ownfr. Sharp Inside ancl out. ' F""'uture . l h - -.. • _____ - - -------- ----- ... . , with .....~ ....... .... I \ J ROOMS OF ALL HEW , -·_,_c-_,--"" '-·-..... --of . •Ml---IY UNlTID , .. . . •, EtBERFELDS Wba"'"· . gu-*' Afn. · aaver, look cloter-the whole '": 1953 Clltvrolets · · · ··,· · · ,as low as $888.00 ,. ·-. a smaller, opportunltiet Folir good buys, thoroughly reconditioned. V8's and ~tr. Three of the best 'e3's anywhere. POMEROY SOCIETY Weather • enJ1tle ;;;i;:;;;:-;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;=;.:;;;::.;;;,;;;;:;£;;:;:;::=;::;:;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.. many problem• look 1953 l1lcks ,·, ·1 ,,, , · , · as low as $995;00 IRST ' '· ·\ I Tirea .. Jike JICW'. Heater onb' from the vantage point Both ollheae can we can reCommend fully, I •• saves tbat priceless surface DRASTIC. . ., I ~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;~~chelle 2 dr. Sedan. Like ~ew two tone green and grey finish . Traded Ill from a satlofled owner on a new Pontiac. Rod· io a. Heater. • the Henry Ford )fweum GrHnwood , village . Ei.BERF.E, ~DS AUTO SALES ........... ' $1 ,B95.00 j where they were JueJts of Mr. ID4 Mr•. Charlet Glceckner and lt. Oearborn, Mich., wbe1'C! they vis~ were bWJiaeu vislton In Parkeraburg Thursday. Mrl. Jlmes E. Lewl&, and famil)o. EUB Chureb, Sunday at 1 9 :~0 a .JD. Troop 24:5, Boy Scouts of AmMrs. Robert Cumrnlnga, Blrtf)lr, and Mrs. C~arle• Pieree and John Friel. Mr. and •'tfrs. Claude erict, wiU have Parents' Night hamton . N. Y., l~ft today for her twa ehUdren, Chkago, are vt.Ut~ lone• ~d WWiam c~n apent ne:a~ Monday evening at the Pb· home aftel' !I visit with her lilter. llli• Mr. aad Mra. Thurman Caney Thursday In Atbe 115 a~;td, attend¥: blie Ubnry . to make plans for • .· . the fair. ' Ctmrt of Honor. ' ,. 'Mn. Marie Houclr and family, Jaa and famll)t. Bradbuzy~ ~~:nd Jants. Mrs. Houck and Jan an~ Mra. . J,a mea $. TttWJ and 1Cr1. Mr. and Mrs . .ftalph. ~eitee(and 1 :P~ents of boy.s who ue eligi-t> Mrs. Cummings also visited in Robert ltelbe-1 were In Gal1J.ctolii Marvln and El.don \VI!!Fka Ylllte.d ! Q!e for &otlts are partirularly in-r Springfield this week with tbeir t'tlUrsday whe~;t ,Mr1. Titlla .rave a the Ath~na farr, Tbu~iday after- t vited; to this meetine. mother, Mrs. EJoda Webb. demonstration of arranJementll at noon. • , · Jeanette and Gene CrookS will a Garden Club meeting, Mn. Robert Loulta &nd Mrl!. Mar- ~ 1 A model Scout vill~e . will be leave Sunc;tav for a visit with Mr. Mrs, Ed RU5!1ell of Jr{tddleport, Yin Roberta and son, , PhJlip, re- j er~.;ted Wednesday behind the and Mros. Milt~ Barker and, son, Route 1, bas returned to htr bGDte turn~d home , Tuel!da)lt~m a trip Gfa~ Hall at the Meigs County j Larry, Lake Wh1te. They plan to from Sl. Joseph Hospibll and is to N1agara FaJls; Hl~viUe, Ont. ~o:.;y. ~round s. · re_ported doing well. .retura hr.re. .'l'ue!!da:i. Mr. and M;rs. James Buell and daughter, Susan, and Mrs. ·Mu;. celline Buell, Clifton , left t~ay 1 fo~ Columbus where they will be jomed by Mn. Florence Tue!klng, . ~ Milwaukee Wise., for trip to ~nvia Sco.tla; They, will visit Mrt. .Mrs. J. 1'· Cuckler of Powhatan o~ames BueU s par~nt~, Mr. ·and 1 PoJnt arrived Thunday '"' 1 Vlllt Mrs. Sal~ 11t Bras D Or and Cape with Mr. ani Mn. Traey Bret?n hi the nortt'1.ern part of Wednesday dinner of Nov1a Scotia. ~rs. Marcelline Bu~tl William 'Baxtet were Jdr.l' and )(p. and Mrs. Tuckmg wlll f-:>llow tbf. Arlhuf Sayre of Miami ind Cuyaho~:a County, Ohio leads all Cabot. Trai to the Keltic Lodp It Mr. and }Irs. Bents Woite. "' , other eountles In tbe nation witb Jngomsh for a sh'l:lrt VjiiCaUon. The Maralynn Traev daughter td Mr vegetable garden11 under gins. To· Cab~ Trail to the Keltic Lodge at and Mrs. Roy Jr. entered rna toe!, leaef lettuce, cucumbera cent 1ssue of a national magazine. Holzer Hospital TJiUraday mornta 1 and Bibb lettuce are cultiyated !or . ~n. D. C MUler, wh-:t.hu beea t'Ufff.ring with ~ tbroat lnfectioa. L~th;;;e;;;e;;;l..;;et;;;e;;;m;;;a;;;r;;;ke;;;t;;;.;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;,o, v.lsltlng her ~unt Willard m Sprlug· Mrs. c. B. Weeae, Milia Marcia II f1eld rt:turned home today and wit Kan. Mr1. John BoweD, Mn. 1 , c. accompanied by her mother. Mr11. Farrell, Mn. Fred Crow Jr., Mra. E. L. Lamb~r;t., Cleveland wbo had Irving Karr Sr., and Mtl. A. 0. 'Lee also been vtslhng in Sprlngtleld. vialtecl Tuesday with Mr. trid )(rf, Mrs. Ira P. Day , Columbua, waa Purley Karr, Chester. an overn.iiht ~est o,t Mr. and Mrl. Mrs. Wilme Davis and' Mn. Mil· Orin Sm1tb and a dmne~ guest of dred Beeson of Middleport vlslte'd Mr. and Mrs. Noah Haskma TbuJII'!' recently with MfB. Edna Carleton, Fri. Au1ust 9 rut your hot pcint · day. Mrs. Day, who b the wife of Syracuse BUI Haley and His Comets 011 Ibis hondy wcfll.. the pastor of the Neil Avenue ' An array of Rock N Roll Stara lypo mat , ; , qod pre• I "DON'T KNOCK THI! ROCK" . Methodist Church, was a P"lPil ~l~~:~~~E~::r~tbe"n4 daughter. ~t acratche1 arMistoins that 'dr~. Hukins at Cheshire Athen1 Coun~alsoSchool and a classmate of spon yotW stove wrface. Ray Mllland Joan Collins , and Mrs. Anthony Fusco of Smith. Her husband is a tormer Ventilated •• , r.atsklnt to "GIRl IN THI! RED CheahJre MethodJst mlnbter. Sbe Youngstown and Mrs.•Ed Wile, Co. htcU,soap, grease,oncl wear. _, is attending the aummer session lumbiana have returned to their VI!LVET SWING" at Ohio 1JniversJty this year.· home11 after a visit with Mrs. Riy .. See the eomplele line of Rubbert~~ald Housewarei on ~ (jinemascope-Technicolor) Mrs. Carl Farley and daughter, Setdenable and Mrs. Howard Stew· main floor of Elberfelds. Carla Lou , Brllllant, have been art. Seturdey Only Au1ust 10 visiting Mr. and Mn. W. A. FarJey · MilS Betty Leonard, who Is on Gary Cooper Ruth Roman for the past week and were joh:aed vacation from h~r employment at "'DALLAS" Thunday by Mr. Farley who will tlie Imperial Electric 11 spendin__g -altospend the week end here. a few days with her slater and broJohn Caa1avettes in MGM's Mr. and Mrs. Andrew O'Brien. ther.Jn-law. Rev. and Mra. LP.ster York, Pa., were receftt uests of 1'aylol;' of Edgerton. "EDGE OF TH'E CITY'' Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hae!kett and 3 Stooges Comedy & Cartoon children when they brought M'l· ,I dr.Jiealer, All good tires. The time to trade Ia when you· get real value for your money. During our Sales Roadeo, we ue offering the longest trade• and best values ever. By walling, you can Jose tl>ree ways, your car will-be older ~nd worth leBS, the DeW ooeo are sure to be , blgher beeause of ateel . prlc• rals<, and the over allowance up to '800.00 will not be youn. Now Is the time to trade! Rush In and get yours now. New Buicks, Pontiac, GMC Trucks, Used cars- All out at ..crlflce prices. . Mr. and MrL.· Amoa of Roek Sprtnc:r ipei'lt tbt wetl ~nd jn Ed1ertoll ..Wtb tbelr trnHn·l4YI and dauj:hter, Rev. and Kra. .Leiter Taylor. . · • Rev .. ud: Mu. Rocv Bllf\oJ! mqyed lbeq-.bouHbold· todila lo ,ch!IUtotbe, Tbutldty, filii 1torap, -Rev. Scout Troop Plans ..l}aU,htl'!i :':i>.::tt&~~ !:.:' ,.'t;h~:i; g~c;:,; ;~ ~!ll:!\u;::'::n-~~ For Family Night !fi.d IQD·ln-law, ..,.. aJid farewell aermon at tlii Enterprlle Mr: .. I . i I dr. Radio & Heater. "ALL OUT" SAtES ROADEO I ~~-~~~· M•••nd-~- ' '' t Lfo~ navo:t TV planl. at Greurille, whlcb 4 fiatured In tbe ,Aulutl & i11ue of We. •· Mr. and.. IUs. E. F. YeiiV 'and .Mr. aDd MrL EDtr Carnahln, Mn. fiJhUy, Welbbure, W. V1., ' ~lave G. A. Cirtle, Mr. and Mra. F'Nd Mrs. Charles Byer and Mrs. KeD• retui'ne4 bom.e after 1peo.din1 MV8laettnar. neth Byer villited Mrs. Mart North Ofll dqo "'lib their aunt, l(ro. TIJomaa M11ls and ftmUy. Gallipolis Wedneaday. 1 ~- and Mrs. Joe Slason, Mr. and In Mrs. Letha Ruasell, Mre. Cuab Mr, and Mrs. Lt>reD:z.o D. Da~. DO'bna Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Vir· gil Browu and 1't!mmr and Freddy, Mf. and Mnl. Pbil Williamaon, J(r. add Mrs.. Don A. Splreli , Ml', and 1Mrl. :Oal~ E. Warner •n.d Annette, Conme and. JU} ~arie, Mr . and Mrt. FrltlkUo M. Ru:er and MeUua K. and Franll:lln; Mr. aDd Mfa. C~ar.les A. Wagner, Mr. anrl Mrli. Varg!l Hayel and Karen ud Eddie, Mr. and Mrs . .E. J. Tracy. , Mrs. Geurgti H. Parker, Dr. and Mrs. c. E. w. Downie, Charles H. Peoples and Kathy and kutb Ann Savely, Mt. and ,Mra. Leo L. Vaughan and Thurma and Hilah Mr. and Mrs. Everett ·Long, and Mrs. John Zerkle, M'r. and Mra. J Edward Foster and' Sally M.r. and Mu Bradford Malg and' Myr· na, Mr. ~nd Mrrt. wallace Bradfor~ and Carolyn and Neda and gueat, Mary Louise Jones, David MUler and Mary Carolyn Miller. , I Ti-tn" 950 Mercury BLAETTHARS -·· - .. . .. rta ollll have a few that must be sold. DURING Middleport Soeiety ~n. Arthur s.n• lett Picnic Held On Thursday Nig,ht Thut'ldQ tar their home, Miamt, . P1ori~ alter a rillt with Mn wu., 'nte annunJ pu~nle of Lhlf! Ohlo I 11r. ••4 . ' .. l Contempt Order I Is Issued For ' drenched FUrther north, heavy ralnl Chicago for the third time within a monlb. More than Cheshl'r'"' Man two incbel or lldn fell in the northwest part orthe city, aeccrd. Ill[;; The Mei-gs County Court of Common Pleas Issued an order to· ' day for the apPearance or Robert D. Carson, Cheshire, tu show why he sho,uld not be hel~ in con· tempt 1n Jean 9rson vs. Robert . D. Carson. . . . .. The cour.t. ~cc,!?g~lted· a petl~~l!n of the . plat,nllff s that !CQU!red support pay~cnts of $25 per montll.-. were ht arrears and .t~~.l .$1QO Io · attorney fees, plus u~1ht~ and rent b~Jis, had .~~~n . pl.l~.. . · ing lo an uriofficlal report, and there were aeveraJ report! or flooded · viadUcts arid bastment!. An even Helvler downpour hit .Fort Wayne.. Ind., starting ln early evenl11;g ·and. .depOsiting 3.89 Jncbeal b)' .mldrr;iQ;ht. Eltewhm-q, thunderltOr.tna. ·.,. QD.ded a 'l:telt eKtendln,l acr.ou .t · lower ,Great J,.ak~s. lnto eastern oWa· !'IUab"rsb was " ·~ . bait-inch ~owftpour; 1oaked . bf. , 1nd .tl:J.& ,Tex8a P.anhandle, New ¥e-'i:o' we$i,n Waahlqzton -ed wt·t• laolated lhun were ,pep"~· ·~ • ~erJhqwer~:o. . · . . . ll~~ Ui! raiD,tau, a.r:ea fair skleo prevaUed lhrougbout . the •¥ Th rJ.e· Ar·res·te.d . ' /P . .. By Mel'gs Shen'f£. In Last 2':1.4 HOUrS Three arrest.!! were reporte~ by the Sheriff's Department thr past 24 hours. One man wa' eharged with driving while lnt()XI ''.!:!. . ,Jtan sprtncer, prerident. today cated, another with being drun~ l.llftGUneed a meeting of the diree- and resisting atrest, disorder!• ~ 1on and otflcen of the Pomeroy and the third wu held for lnve~ .: Cbamber of Commerce In the of.. tlgaflo~. .:·.:· ~ 11 -at the Ohio Power Co., MOD'Claude Smith. ~2. Reedsville . , ~.·at8p.m. was Jelled on OWl charges a'n<· . Springer urged all to. be. pre.sent releaatd on borld f~tr app~ara~c· • · ll!ll weD u Chalnber · membera of in the Court or ·JV!I.ice Of .Peitcf • ."'·~· koJpectlve meliJ.ber;. He said that R. E. Grindle)'. Va: Rl.lpli Bleuliig, t.e'tRrt, &llat tmpottrnt bullneu to be eonildered Moad~j eve'nlng · will be 1'1!majned In jail today a'?'a~R[ ecimmtttee ap~tmentl and a cUt· lteatlnt befote ~ · 9r1n.Ul~y on ··(h~ taallon of ftew projectl ff)l' the . dQ&nk~ .d,isorderly and re.sist~ urest. i!OLWb. •· · · .P 't 41'tbcomlnt yur. · Don,l4 .YOckey, 58, Toledo, 0. ' ~ . was bf:lpg held J!ending invcstl w: gation. , ~ountry with the c•eeptlon of New England 'where clod1 continued o Jfeep ~be sun ln. Humidity waa 'tlgh in the .wuthern and central >l•ins and .In molt of lhe area .vest of the L'lfbsuslppl and touth of tbe Mllbri·Dixon Llntt, Meig,s.Co Polio Census Planned For This. Month ' A' ca·Unlv-wlde . epn:ey' lQ .~Ls­ ;OVC!:r: th'T'current · ·rehabilitation ·or1 alJ . poat-polkt _patlenh Yilt be ~n~u£te~ ~Ia , ,.mpntb \IY. · he. Mcip 1 c~ntJ . CliaJ)te~ .or the .~aUotml .foq.E¥S.at,1on ·tor Infant....e '>aralytis,t,N.n, Audrex .Y.ou~l· ~haptor:· .thslrman, anaouneed toiay. , , 1 • .. . • The 1oq.1 ·Iurvey ls part of a :tationwide· project by the Nation• d FI'Undation tO compile a r01ter 'Jf pollo · eaae1 Df all. apa and d&tree pf diaabn!ty, ieaudleu of date of oD.et:.The' eanvau here i1 to bt eompleted bY Sept. 1. ·~·Modern medlelAe he1 made lmAJ'euivt Jtriclea in developing new .tebabilltaUon. tecbnlquea Jn reeeat · T.NP,": Iris. Youu laid. )eti!.!l (ConiJI!ne<l .. ,.,. """') c.,._.\ A apecial conHmtion of 1M union In St. Louts:, ea11e1. tao 110mply witb AFLCJO onler.s ror a bouse tleaning decldjed ThUllday to: try to recover u.e· f,m,OOO eub trom Doria. The C!Ornmittee wiU abo 4 U. lion Doria about bil handling of Dio after the dap~Jer little rlletel eer beume boJa of Ute UAW· AFL's New York operationL . ~ cammittee. hal c~1ed tlaal Dlo musded lato control ~t tJA~eArL LLieal · 102, the union'r· lint' New York unit, in ll5l..f2. Fonner union President Leiter Waabtlurn haJ fingered Dorli. at the man who luued a new charter for the Iota! making Dio an Oak Hill Girl U!dd}epo11 Park Association o."~·~.:~:~·!:rdm':.'t::: official l' p . Named Regional arrest. .had "gotte.n together From thAt BlaJ1 Dlo iose rapld-T·0 Procede It.IIL j Improvement cent lor • tittle fan," , ..... Friend'• ly to bO<ome New Yurk regional house, took a bote from the lat- director of the union and tot Queen Of Furrow . Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, plesided at a meeting of the ter's car, and proceeded charters for of loetil. 'w· family 0. UP......Peggy Hill, was cbosen to represent th'e Oh'io conat the· "Queen Furrow.. contest at the State Fair, Sept. 6. The blue-eyed, brown·haired Jacbon County 'girl won over 15 other entries who were judged, among other tl;tingl!, on thelr 4-H Club •nd.. other farm activitle~ Miss Park• Uvea on a 180-acre farm Dear Oak Hill. The rerional queen contest was a hit:hllght 1of the GaJiia County fair here. Counties repre1ented itt the contest were Gallia, Vinton, "oeklng. Athens. Perry.• Fairfield, Jackaon and Melts. Park Association Inc. Friday night in the absenee -of her band, the president. ·The ·m~eting was Jield at the V~ge HaD and MaYor C. 0. Fl8her and the Rev. C, E. Hoyt, pilstQr of First Baptist Church, g~ve reports of the purch~se of the Cash Darst property which contluded the acquisition of n&<!d-1 a string take guolille from parked ears that area. Stowera had been, in trouble with the. court berore in eonneetion with a 13-yev-old girl. Vaudeville Art Is 0pener FOr Mei'gs p,.;. Show ed land for th'e planned park. Mayor Fiaher commended both the pr:esident and his wife and gave Mr.s. Lloyd · credit for tbe final solution of the property purl·oba .. questio"'. She had BUCIIested thAt he contact Mr. Darst In ordet . to avoid legal action to apaul~ the QU. land. It was reported Qlat Dust . d had started work in clearing bt\lab A parody carrylng out a vau eand locust tree1 frOm tbe · Btw ville theme done to tbe tune or tbe park property in agreement· witll old lavaria ''ln Tbe Good Old hit aale of the land. Summertime" will open the l~t RCOnd acene of the ''County Fall' ~ Mayor Fisher In his report alao · Folliel ataced 8t -=~ 1 pledged the aupport of h11 office urday AUJ. • ~ II' tbe and of thll!! st~et department to the ~unuo'•' r ' P art committee. He rePorted that •·""· the dtreetion of Bob Hoetbe street departmen under I be allow will feature all .new ' at"Lewis ·xula, foreman, and muaieal numhera the pari property. tMw· i H for tbe fail' I ed, Worked on the ~1 . lnd ea~ Y.,m mark the 1Qti th~ &all .,lamerid arid ~~d the '!bat obOws have town money by WGrt on tile pool year structure.: lte also 1ul:'lelt( an til· pretented at the annual Jalr The M¥CJn Boy 'Scout nual mon.y-ml .. ng project fot the the B~ Bend Minstrel Assotl• 2ti3 wJil be recharteret;l at monies on , Mon(h"y night at 8 · matntenaace ..Of tbe Part. · ~;:'~~!l?~~~~ The grqup . ~uthr~ril:ed ~or.d aad ·elock at 'the re1ular Cl~ml.s F~x. Yice-~iden~ to pro ~ worn htg at the Community -ii~,~~~f, · ceed with having the propel'Q' sur- Sylvester ScoutJ, commltteemen,veyed and Ia~ out in pfeJ;!eratiOQ will appear ar I doinz a BOng and any lnterested persona. are of work . with bea,. ecrWpment and danee to "B7 the Sea .. and a invited to attend tht meeti.nil: wbieb will be needed befcre other daJJclng cborua wW be featured on which will ' be in charge of dl• Announcemfttt wu .-de thla wort can' be ckm~. . . · another old aeledion "In the Lit· trict acout executives. . WHk ot tht 1'Higna.tion of Ga.-rett pre!lent Were ~·· lJoyd, Ue Red SebOOihouae" by Tommy Tbose The new IPORIO.fl of the troop Christy (ahvet n • t.Mher .In Mayor Fisher, Mr. Hoyt, WIJUam and Freddie Brown. Making up the for the coming year wlU be the the EMtern Local School '""""· Grueaer, John Parsons,.C., F. Rlbba. danelnc poup will be Evelyn CleMason M·otbe~s Club. 'rh. v.eteran Mtl1s school CUrtis Jenkinson. Milton Hood. land, Kaaron Kelton, Becky Grue• l ..cher It ....1.,.1n1 post Mra. 0 . P. Klein, ~'· E. S..SCbaaf. er, Sandra Iqraham, Janet Rum· to eccept anothf.r at Ohio. mel and Sbaron Brown. Ttt. ·fife-lone rHident fMt. BW Clark, banjol.t, will present "Twelrth Street Rag" and Roy lly ex,.d to mow to ~ s.pt. 1. : Reuter wlU do the . YOCaJ on "U [ Could Be With You". BIU Child• and Hoeflich wiD appear aa a team d~hlg "Bad: in the Old RouUne" ,no! o&aln , h1 the finale doing "U You Don't! Lite YouT Uncle Sam· The ·JIIddleporl AlbloUe All•ocl: my" which will brina on a cboruc •Voli wllJ mcel ,'fhurajlay C. Hirtl\"~dl ..__::(Co::-n:-:cti:-nu'=:ed:'-::on::-::-P•-:':•e=Tw:-o'-)-I 7,30· •• lbe high 'odlool lo a~i)b_l_iii' J !"'P"!J<~. .thieves 'btote ibto a·..riOmlnstlng cOmmitte. lor the .. CALLID IY IUNI!IS [Ji;j;, :(i;~ Statio~· lleii ci,)Jhiq year and to make . plan~·for ·Howard Rouah or Minersvllle Fl~e stole- clrlfettef tbe year's prorram. and gum aomet1n1:e be~'f!een 1 and was ulled to Oak Hill Friday !Jy ' ' . l.be aerious illneu of his d«usb· It IJ tnta~IV6!1Y planned that the COLUMBtJS UP - Munlcipali- 8 a. rn. tb!s uaornlng. · ter DoroU•Y Pullins. Sbe was tall:· He promised an early arrest, new footbaU colch, Jotui Thomp- tlea can legally buy equipment en to Oak Hi.U HospltaJ where probably by Monday. , son, will be Introduced . at tbil · and .ruppliea: on the "installment iJ reported as reslinc eom· she The vandals removed a pa,nel meetlnt. • plan," Attorney - Gelienl Wllllam fortab]J. door tc "ain 'eniJ'In~ ~So from ,a ·An ttttereMed Alumni and ather Saxbe ruled Thursday. · far 11 could ~ . deterinln"-. . .,._ arc urged· to attend this . al_l_M._M_HO-::SP::r=TA:":L:':tl::ED ..Cities and town• ~a~. buY ma· proldmtt!;lf. 25. cartons of c~lar­ Mro. Bert Gdmm of Lechlnery and equipmentL Saxbe ettea and in ~nkn~wn qu.an.Uty ~ Ftlll biYe returned to their JJah:l, after bids hav~ ,peen re- of a:um waa stolep. ·, iiiiiiM 1Jter a teD day atay in CoTO CLOSI f!elved, and eontrac~ to pay fot iambill ' with Bob Grimm, UP The County Health De- tbem in lnstaUmen'tl' ~ a P~ Spot'tJ Writtr, wbo is confined to · will be closed all rlod or sevetal yeiJ'I. Sttte AW:li1ft, Clime! HOipiW dter underlor · pt.lntiftJ ;IDd :• 1tar 11Dtel A. iho@• ,.q~~t llle --------of lhe inlet'ior. rullnlo _---· _____ - -·---· Veteran Teacher Resigns Position 1 Mason Boy Scout Troop 253 Will Be Re-Chartered Athletic Ass'n At Middleport M.ee,tS ;t i I local MuniciJl:ilities' May Now On Installments Filling Station . At Five Points Ilii TbievtB Nr, .,.d ...., ...,...,. l Plt.'!' e comm.iitee saya the Ioeals were mrfed with Dio benclunen and operated a thriving racket of · e:a)ortion and "weetheart.. eof1.. traetJ which e•ploited towopaid Negro •nd Puerto ltican wort<et'L The c:ommlttu sa)'l Dio's henrh men also ltaffed seven· phoQ ''paper loeals" of tbe Teamstel'J Union whicb were set up by Teamster Vice Presic:lent Jamea R. Horfa to awing ~n election for covo"r~.ol of the Teamsters in New a Wnhllurn Owerrula4, Quh'l Waabburn tried to boot Dio out of the UAW·AFL in lPM but bls eueutiYe board o~rruled him and Wubburn quit Heaton becamet ptealdent and the board rormally cleared Dio. Dio tbt:n reai!ned·taking witb him a cbeck ror Sl6.000., H t 0n ·~•lied Friday be ea . ,loCO!... . took Dona s 1rord ~at Dlo had vouchers to. ahow he had spent $16,000 f){ bas own money launeft. ing the union in New York. H~· ·. ton aald fle, never .aaw the proof himself. . Kennedy nid thi committee ataf( can find only $5.fAB ...It most" wblcb Dio apent '. for the Onion. Chairman JottD L M<Ciei· 18.n D-Art. charged 'that the $16,000 payment was "a form,. maybe a mild rorm, ·of extortion." by Dio 88 his price for leaving the ·union. Heaton aaid the union exeea-tive board authorized him to Pl1 Doria ~000 approiimately the pay Doria would have reeeived. for tbe unexpired portion of bls tet'm. Heaton a;.id be apeed to raiN it to $80,000 to end tbe uien's "harassment," Wayne Everson Is ' F.at all, y Stn "ck .·__' . . . .e,:n 8y Heart ... 'Alta . ek,·,,. ,.,, Mr. and Mn.· Wllliliit B~~ind ctauJ)Iters. Palrtcia were C!alled to hla bome: at ant the sudden dnth 'WaYDe � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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