https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2bb0a4a90291bcae84dff1e3a114aaa8.pdf 928fc7b0a8cf6fbc1a88ec77851fc23a PDF Text Text • • 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 �.' ,. .' . ... '1 . - . __ - --· ... -..,., ---~---.--..... - -..,.~··· ' llt • Lo: U.....,. ·~~ 'r I,.,, 1:"'1• ·-- Dally Sentinel, Ptlmeroy.llflddleport, 0 Aug 10, 19&7-3 2-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug 10, 1957 ' not now ••opo,. tO walk off and leave the wounded bt'htnd so !Contln~d Fro M P•v• On•) I long 11!; help rm lh{m Is pussrble line of baton twirlers rn red whrte \\ie Wl~h to l in d t'Vcryonl! ~ho oOO I and blue utln costunung Makwg h:~s h1H' pOito whttf}fr par1J}tk 5 $ up the g'oup woll be D"othy oc non pmlytoc "• 1 to PLAN TUESDAY PARTY e\e ry three dollars spent tor rehef Rather 1t Stark Sondra Pott.s Mar) Amber_g J:no"" w'nst the r sptooa l prol lems Th12 :\l1ddil'port Busmess and er V1ck1 Bcuwn and Uta Terr~U~ m:~y be 110 that they maty be beJp- Ptoftl.~Stona l Women s Cll.lb will JS one for every $4 70 or percentage WISe Danny rhompson wnl do the td to rt>g:un tJ•eftJ I J1vn 1r hu hnf' a part} 'f'l1~sdn) cwnrng at rough ly 21 pel cent tnstead of 37 per cent 1 vocal on You II NP\e l Know and manly po.<i ~lbl~ ~\l n tl Olll( h ' lin \\ ~:tse S:wshur~ farm on lht Ha}mDn another regulu so \\-til lakt' 11 lUibtder:~bl, ptT't u Hurrr~o mrllr Hoa I ( an1es wlll h~ Th1s mdH:ates e1the1 there are a h.rt ul peo. Jean lots! wlll pn.!sf'n l tt Had to be u/ tlmt' 11 1IIYPl1<t011humt' LLlJlt ru• lreilm pie starving here \\ho should De Jecelvmg aB You. Ram~ra Boiee will 11 i 111 n ap 11nd co~ke will t1t' ~ cntU :\11~ d"IO" Ill Mrs loung dsatd that the r oslf'r K~nrwth McF.Ih till ) c ha iiJlH\11 of s1st ance 01 e Ise- M e1gs (' oun I tans opera t e .-•• . ~ ··.. •th lh e gc"up v " ~ See You AI(&Ul Wtlh Charl esnrr Iii_, lobe mu e rn rt. " t' 100])tta the hoq ~s rllmn lite ~~ In their county government much m01e effic1en na lless domg lhf' ba ll(>t work 011 !lln 'oiJ1h the Me ~:s (ount) Medr lhar,.l' of tlre ana n~;n<~~'JI~ Mern t ly and on the \I. h o le arc mo1 e St?lf r ehan t the selec:twn ll al Sot' ret> and meml)('r ph\" 1 h11 ~ a•t tu l ~ k· vr Jtf'~ for 11•1 r1ans The Ot'partnwnl of Publ1r g'-1 1! 1'~ than most other Oh1oans Terr) Bradfo1d young s1ngcr \\elfarc offrce of Vllcalional Re 1 1 TO A~SEMBLY CAMP We s u s pH:ton strongly the reason ts 111 the and danecr or ~atmt> wrll make hahllrt<~tJon Stu lr Cnppl e~ (hI 1 two latter categones her mltial a ppt>arurrc~ with the Btg lren 8 servu·e and COt.inl> S{ h ,:IOJ 1 M1 ~ Dlnvu Nelsor sod M~ Bend group dorng Hello My Ba ~ysle m s <~lso w11J rooperate and ~trs 0 E MeKtn l~y wrll ar Gomg hac~ 10 years, Rhodes says co mpari by and n:raktn~": the-rr hrsl appe11r I lnformatllln sought for eacb corn panv a ~roup of )Oung peo son uf county expenditures 1n 1956 and 1946 ane(' 3 ~ a ~ong and danee team patrent mch:des whether he 16 pie to the Butler Spr 1ngs Chm will be Kalh y Wolfe regular so emp loved 01 attends s~hool 11 1 A bl s d s how that most classifications have about dou JoiSt and Gl"orge Mcintosh dorng he can rltmb ~ tnrrs and dt rss hm 110 n lhssem ~ t' 1 11 ca~p, h uoh "r om e nH( cpor urc o bled 1-hghways to $50 9 nulhon 111 1956 and T he Old Soft Shve Charles w er s~lf wh eth~1 hl 1ecetves regul:::rr Chnst 1 hu s~ pt:.~nn m g 10 atleml •2t II 1946 G I r) and Orval Wllea ~Ill be fealur treil.ment and !f he uses a I~ !> L d N l (_ rol Cri!I\Hi l ., ffil IOn In enera executive expen ed 10 a corned) numDer Sidewalks p ratu1y a1d Information g~un~£1 llH w a e son J 1 (. arol Jean H ll1~c n t>~ 11cc Cap ses o county government Jumped fJOm *7 4 of New York and Eve-1yQ Cleland will be hclpf u I to all such agen lema David H;~r linger and Em 1 mtllion m l94f3 to • 15 7 mllh 111 1956 J d 1 who last year recetved an entrust c1es and o1amzatwru MK 1 • on • u c m ey ast1c reception for he-r rendition or cial rost from million tn 1948 to •aa 3 mil ·won't You Come Home, Blll Bar Mrs You ng a!;kerl ·hat aU per - -- - - - • •ons w h•v have ever ha d P0 1111 HEALTH CLUB MEETING lion in 1956 ley"" wzll repeat that number DO! Olhy Stark and Roger Hmes whrther (!)~abler1 111 not- sen (l fhe I ~urel l l1ff Bt lt !!r Health Wide vanance is shown 111 relief ex"'emht wtll tt!am on another old time num thtlr narntos nnd addresses du ect Club wllt lll t'C I :O.Io11da) 1 vrn111g " I lo ,.' !•o~;; Ad OL lh"~ home of ~11~ Mel li!! u f tl 11avHJg approxunat~ly u ' <"• Young 804! I tiS o coun es the bf'r C1ve Me A Little K1ss and ~~' st M c Ch 1 N rrae} wl1h Mr!j 1 tovd Wrrght 1:1, same populatiOn Pike county \\hlch ranks ~;f:~:~h~ s~o!11: ~~:h~h~~~ens~: trtu~~~ Foun~~~~un fo a~:Lntlt\C co hostt>Ri'i A wh 1te tle l>ha rtt ~alt . f Expen d"t I M . c ty Muc...h BeIow Average Rei te I ures n e•gs oun ~t t A d"t J A. Rhod es Rep0r t A((Ord'tng T0.) Q e U I Or Q meS It IS a paradox that 111 the most lush tlmes l.n the hlStory o1 nch Ametl(a more than one dollar out Of every thret' s pent last vear for opera Img expense-s of 0 luo s 88 c-ountv govet m ents went for some f011D of rel 1tf - :Ann ua I rmanc1a I repor :s r1Ied w1t h S t:lt--: ' Auditor J ,unes A Rhodes bv cou nt y aud1 ' tOJ s show that $8~ 332 596 \\as spent at the lOurt houses tn 1956 for poor relief ch tld r en s homes conntJ homes dependent and cn ppled chtldren atd for the disa bled, bhnd I so ldiers' reher and <'0Unti es for operatmg expenses I B ut hold on there Mr Rhodes you must be talkmg about a dllferent colored horse th M C t an etgs oun y ' This county, accordmg to the 1956 appr(). pna hon budget ce nl of rts outlay spent nothmg Hke 37 t6 per In l!lese form s of poor relief O u the basis of the pubhshed budget m J ..o nu ary 1956 , MeIgs Coun t' y s commJSSJOnerg se1 liP :J tOt;;tl planned expenditure of $769 85th ID From that sa me approp1rahon It ls estimat 1 h t 1 f <'l t a a I 01ms or relief here not countmg monies rece1ved as matching funds from the s tate and federal government received about $63 076 Add to thts approXImately $101 000 rerelv ed f o t t df d I I m sa e an e era sources as matching and assistance funds the total poor relle£ of population, spent nothmg like one for $9.1 902 Vmton, $155 052 --------- Rep, Meinhart Is DAILY CROSSWORD 10 PUH! Tree Stat"' 12 Newts 13 Palertl'U 14 ABtt'rR :1 South African tonaue 3 Dopkey t Mu•h: nute 5 Break 6 Stop 7 Trouble 8 Sun. 20 Spanish 'POIB • 11 S\ar t"et 22 Small hand drum 24 }' urnlshed wllh BhO('~ ~ ... '"'ver J tslan.r) lmt ( rarr 1 'II Water 28 Burg. Ian 30 Desert I . ' ~~ 31 Nl'llt t<l J:l Enf1lad• aa Peruke 34 Becloud& 36 Mr Cto1by J7 Cut ~~~ Relieve• 39 l:llind " " CO Mulbf'tty trtu W" •• " ~ 1 Mocha, 0. 0,. ' ~ ,. ~ • 10;1" ~ I '" ln•tance DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'o how to work II: A.XYDLBAAXR le LONGFELLOW 111\tl'wtttr almply 1to.nda fQr another Jn thl.t aampl• A 11 ua1ct tor th~ three L 1 X for the two 0 1 etc Stnrle lettert &pot• trophe• the l~~:nrth and tormatton of tht wor<11 an •II hint&. t:ac:fl day the code letters art dlttertnt. A CrJPtolf'UG QuotaU.• X HMOVQ XZQ NSXY (lSVQKMW WB ZB DXZ ~;~uZS. .( LNISW WI DS-LNOZOPUZS. Ye•terd•y 1 Cryptoquole NOT TO BE ABI:O AM'bt MIO., ~lOHT IS TO ClO TO BED BI!TIMES-!HAKESPEAR&. Dlttrlh'tct ' ' &11\f "'"".-.. lrn41tatt Donkey Softbal-l Game Carded On AU9. 22, Wahama nu ...:••- w,:::ll --:-bo----::c aG- .-••.All membera of Pony 7G-,-.r-t• Lea~ue 1-eama and Lillie Leaaue team~ of I he Wahama leaaues will be ad 1111Ued far 2D centa AU manaJilcrs or the Wahttma Pony LenJue tt'am~ huv~ udvancct~ ticket~ tor ~II. I(• A donke y R"~ r!IUd! H<~ml' wl!l be ot R11 chtcl i' rt-ld on PI.UM MOVID UP Au g 22 at 7 JO With the proceed~ HIRAM 0 UP- Quartet OOek going to the treasury or the W11 Mtlt Plum ol Penn Stat~ who t!n h11m11 Pon v ancl Llltlr I eatue~ Jt glnt'l'red hla schoolli upset or has been annnunted by Cuaeh Ohto Stute laat fall IOOay moved Ralph Sa) re uf \\ ahama n ali !he No 1 signal caller or theTt'arfl ~ for the alfurr have heen ell vehrnd Browns li.S re gular Tom •nnoun ced all the ll.laso!'l Sunh~urn my O'Connell wl!l on the side and the Jr 0 ll A M lodge llnflli t&.mponrtly w1th 11 knt>e m Nrw JlaveH I h ~ pri1t> ut ad JUlY pre ~ rmiNI Cast members w1JI meet at 2 p McArthur The ga! which 11 pip m Sunday at the Pomeroy Jun1or cd in the Brg tnch line rram the High Sehool for a rehearnl ser south I~ sto~ed 1n dl pleted jUS sion 1 rreld! in the state whwh bas an --::--unusual\;:. hu ge percentaare ol such 11He ~ avallable Mean hat t aho in a question (Continued From P.,• OM) and answer penod explained bow 'Pilot surveys already undertuk lht! funds ror the building of the en show that there are thouaand ~ Forked Run Dam and Lake were of polio h11ndrcapped In tbe Un t marie available Thrs projeet was ed Stat's who have not Jet ha{' started by the late Stale Sen11. tor Tom Junes and former repre an opporlunrly for medical eva If lh "V lualion tu de te rmln(> ~c nta t rv e Ben Turner and was 1n' m1ght bendrt from these new herrted by Meinhart Through h1s techniqu es 1Hurts money was ~~proprlated fur the buildmg or the dan• 'Some 1.1f th e techmqut!s em rouds parkrng area and ~w1mm ployed today for those dr~abled rng bealh and more money hus 1 b:~- poho and other ca u!ies wtri heen iC\ a~rdc for ltie lnstalht unknow n or unused as recent!) Iron of n w.1te1 S)stcm a ump as 10 o1 even f1ve years t~ijO 1ng a1ea an lncreued parking The March or Dunt!s org~t n • are11 unrl Improved beach He vrctory 1n Us war on polio does ~ave cnllll to Dr K D Amsbarv for t hll SUCCe!IS or \ht.!i prOjecl whrt h ts be111g patronlztd by Juuull c!IH t•Rdt wcekcnU durlnw the summer Methodist womf'n who prepar fHI the chrcken droner were Mrs Norman Wayland M1 s Bufoil Fa ~ l Mrs James errs well Mrli David EnLqmmyer and thl' dm Douglas N Avery director of nu was serve1i by Bc ~s Sanhorn the Insurance Institute program (alol C rl~well and llmta Ntlson representm~ the State Department > of Educatl01 11nnounced today that Lorento D Davl1 associated Golden Rule Class-Holds ACorn-Roost The (.oldt.•n Rule Clas.~ of the F1rllt Baptist Church and th.dr tamlllea had a eorn roast sl t~e Roadside Park Thursday evenln& The ble111ing was given by the Rev C E Hoyt a guest The committee In eharge or the p1cnle were Mr &nd Mrs Gmald Anlhony, ¥r and Mrs Paul Smart and Mr a,nd Ml'll David Darst Jr Those pre-tent Included these members and (l:uests Mrs Robert Hanerty and tona, Richard and Chipper Mr and Krlil Kalad Hin· dy and Stephen Geora& and Janey, )lr and Mrs Edison Baker aod lanet Kay Jean Smart George StdduiJ Mr and Mn Owen Bratton and Mlcbael and Stephen Mr and Mrs Allen Bougher and Karen and Max Mr and Mra Clifford Hayea and Greaory, Mr and Mn Cllf ford Stumbo and Darrell and Sue. Mr and Mrs Frank Cheesebrew, Mr and Mn C E Hoyt and son, David with the Dav11 Warner Ins Service tla11 been acc~pted ai a student In the Insurance Institute !lchoob pf· Cered on lhe campua or Bowlih8 Green Stale Unlveralty Bowling Green Ohio AUIUil 18-23 Repre&entatlvet from Insurance agencln thrau.tbout Ohio Will atudy tecbnlclue.t the latest chilD 1e1 and aJency operaUona undet" a faculty eornpotecl Gf uperte of the Jndultry univer1ity faculty and outltandlnJ authorlttee. frpm apeclaUzed fltt:lda The ~ehool 11 one week In len,th and Is con..duct ed •t various Ohio universitiea and colleJel' by the DlttrlbutJve Education StcUon of ttke Slate Department .. The .spon&Ot Ia the Oh1o Aaocla· tlon of lnlllfll\Ct Atenta and cooperatin& ;roupa lnclij.'-e the O,h io Fire Und.enrrlterf ~A•IJOetat,on Ohio Caaualtf ,_. SU.retl Ml!narera Aaaodatloa, the Dlvfaion of Inturance of tbe State of Ohio. and the Ohlo Jn1peeUon Bureau ,.. MOTt-IC:RS CLUB TO MEET The M<~sun MulhLr~ Cl ub v. II meet fur the' tegtll al meetr nr;: on Aug 14 an d wr\1 motor to Parket s hurg rur dmner at thl Clam ll ouse Members are asked lo meet at the home of Mrs I tlnh Zerklr ul 5 4!'i p m so tha departu t e for Pal kcrsbuurg etn be miHie !lOl later th nu 6 o dock ••t A Jjjf~MKU! Meigs County News h•-.. II 00 6 30 7 00 1:1 00 MONDAY Get Set Go Sports l!iye News Prcture W 11tch Mr Wu:ard 6 55 L<lh.or :!av Nljrlt Jamboree Jl.lbU~ LaRosa Show Mystery Tbeate 1 a 30 Dollar A Second 9 00 Encon Theater 9 30 Adventure Theater 10 00 News and Sports Ueccllinea 10 10 Nttew:lteh 12 30 Sll1;o 12 00 1~ 2 00 8 00 3 4ti 4 00 Sunday 11 30 ll 45 12 00 12 15 12 SO 1 00 3 00 3 30 4 00 4 30 5 00 30 1 00 J 30 4 30 5 30 WS"l·TV CH"NNIL J 10 10 Sl~~:n un 10 15 Chrllitla11 Sclence PrDgram tO 30 What One Person Caa Do 11 00 Tbu Is Tbe Life 5 45 6 op 6 30 6 35 6 45 Man to Man Industry on Parade Off to Adventure What's Ynur Trovble TV Chnpel Movietlme Amenean Forum Zoo P~ade Front1ers of Faith Outlook Meet the PJ es1 00 7 30 8 00 8 31) 9 00 9 80 10 00 10 30 tO 30 12•00 'f L<~mp Unto My Feet Look Up & Ltve Eye on New Yurt lO 30 11 OQ 11 30 12 00 12 30 Camera Three Let rs fake A Trip Wrld Bill Hickok Herlde snd Jerkll: Badge & BulleU B1g Prcture Daily 8 00 990 SIUN ON Today Romver Room Tbe Vrrre b Rtght Truth or Cunsequenul Tic Tac Dough It CeUld 8e Yo11 Te:c: &: Jmx Current My Little Margie Brlde and Groom Matinee Theater Queen for a Da, Modetn Romaneea Comed) Tim~ Movlet1me Popeye Pr.eaents NE!vts Ptcturl! 1 I PrieeEver • ALL•NIW '57 FRIGIDAlRI FOOD FRIIZIR• \ RIFRIGIRATOR ' , I I Jnnm1e Dean Boston Blackie C11ptain Kangaroo CBS News 8 515 Local News 9 00 Fred Waring 9 30 Arthur Godlre, 10 30 Stnk~ It ticb I I I 11 00 Vollant LJ<l:J l1 15 I;ove of Lffe -"':'o11 SO se,rch for Tomorrow Gutding Ltgbt 12 00 Katle'11 KltCh\:- 54~ Sptrla Parade G55 Weatherman 6 00 Aet1on 6 b. 6 30 7 00 7 30 S 00 S 30 We Believe Get 3et- Go Monganga Face the Nation CBS News The Last Word Anrde Oakley Douelas Ei\wsrda Robin Hood Burnr & Allen Talent Sca,ubl Those Whiting Girls Rlch.ud Dla!Dond, Prlvatt Detective Lassi'3 9 00 Stud o One My Favorite Husband 10 oo Up to-the-Minute Newa Ed Sutuvan Show 10 05 Scautna the Weatber GE The_at_er_ _ _ _ _ _.:IO::::IO:._Th::::e. La_to...:_Sbo=w---- WHTN-TV Channel13 ' Modol FS IOnly $279.95 , Wllb Trode ft. " 1 I 101 37 C\1. f't. low cost Super .Model HI the b1g "bonus baby'" of'571 Top-quahty Frt&'idat:re Thl• 10.1 features 1lfal Zero ZoJ,e Freezer-holWr 44 lba •~eh~;•i'e Cyela Matte D,f'rtlltitrtl in refrigel'ator eec- ti'n • Four Full W1dth Shelve• •lull W1dth 01i4()ut,potca1afa !ftdrator • B1g, Deep S~nge Door with Ftve remo"'-ble ... ~ Order Yauro-~r BAKER Middleport Society Mr ancl Mrs John Httwklns Jr wlll leave toolght tor a hyo weeks vacation m Florida They will rc turn by way of Columbus and bring the1r grandehlldren V1cky and Gary Ginther here to vtsrt wh.Ue Mr and Mrs Franklm Gm ther attend a Band Oamp Mr and Mts Ernest Bowmnn of Dayton are visiting hi$ cousins Mr ~~ond Mrs L D Dilt!S and Mr and Mrs Dana Hamilton Mr and Mrs David Darst Jr spent t!le week end In Columbus Wllh the.r «on, W1lllam Darst Bernard Fultz spent the week end at Van Wert and will be ue-compamed home by hiS w1fe and dr.ughters Beth and Barbara who have been v1sltmg her parents Mr and Mrs Dav1d M11ls and .llGn Mteky, Sprmgf1eld were rc cet1t guests or Mr !lnd Mrs Shir ley M11ls Mr and Mrs W W Hayes and grandchildren Stephen and Christine, attend~d the annual Hayes reumon m W Va recently Talmadge Wayland Willard, Is v1sitlng his bz:athers, J~nings and Norman Wayland and the1r fam1 hes Mr and Mn Orviile :Martin and familY PlttSburgh Visited Mr and Mrs James Criswell and daught- NEEP GOOD INSURANCE? e FOR THE BEST! eANY TYPE! See or Call FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner Saturday- Channel13 Radio Dial 11 159 1 00 4 00 II 00 Writer Sl1n On Mrwi ...s .Bible Tlme Two Gun PlaybOUM 9 00 Mlte Wallace Interview 9 30 Newo •nd I!Porll 9 34 20th Century Theater 11 30 Slao Off Per.sllnal Protlle Billy Graham 8 UO 'l'tae t.wrent'e 'Welk Show 9 00 Tbe Country MlJsie Jubllta tO CO ~Otb Century Tbeater II 30 Late News 10119 Sla• on 11 00 -M.ver &urc.s tn Leanltuc 12 00 Ubeme 6 oo LM• l'llk n uver d 30 New& Re"tJiew 6 45 7 00 Ohve Ingraham , AN"nCS 11'1 S"TI:IIOE···"KIOS 4 30 Open Rearing i5 00 AdVelllUrt Theate-r 66 KIDS" AI'IO ALL JI-!AT 6 IS d 30 SORT ot: l'lll>k.' Sunday Newlt lllghlithtl Hollywood FUm Theater Cradle Of Liberty Chapter Picnic Is Held On Friday t3 MONDAY 8 30 Top Tunes and NfiW Talent 9 30 SheriU of Coebita ____ __ _ :.rtarold qa.ohtel, Karen Bacb~l, Jllhn McCarthy, Ferrell Shuler Judy Banett, Carolyft Bradford and Jlarh Lout1e Jones The Cradle or Liberty CbaP,ter Sharon Jones li pretldet~t ot the rnembera of ~he Children or the Am~an chapter Thii't)'-e1ght and euesta ......., Revoluhona had a pic-nic for 1 OPFIIID 'r XU lOUT members and guests at the !(id ~le port Roadside Park Frida-y '!Exlco CITY UP-flaul Mrs E E Hayes dlreeted acU weiRht !!:hamploa has bet~n I viHcs of th.e group and 1Ue$ls in .ea an Aut at b9u~ at l eluded Mrs Dale Dutton, .Sel\lOf Tel: , and J)J.i Nlal:l.t.ler• 1 president Mrs E E Hares rln~ llollltl. aald lit~ would Mrs Guy Neialer, aQIJtant•, Jtfr llibl then attiio111b tio op,~n",j . and Mrs Otis McChntoek ~rJ has be*• lltS!Atted yet A H Carpenter Mrs 0 P Kltln 1 Lolue, Forrest l:,...ol l I AnJta ~brll" Mrs John Kauff ~I rs Sttlrl e Mills '\frll Milton Hood MrR} Beulah While Mrs p(>arl Hoffman Mr~ Blanche YOU CAN SMILE I Hupton§tall Mrs babel Wine brt>nne r Mn Charlet~ Bennett ;o.Jrs Clifford Hayes Mrs Frank Chttsebrew Mra E L Hughu, I Mrs G~o rge Baker J.frs Gell 1 ~en 1n the face M11l ~r anri Sandu Mlu Rhoc:lo I Hall I ~ ~ndtng g1fls were Mrs James Pull• n Jerry Pullen Mn Cecil Btadbur} Mrs C J Rlrodet Mfl Jolm 1 yon.s Mrs T F Hawk1ns, Mrs G G Werner Mrs James Soudt rs Mt s Rom er Hartley MrN Paul Harbrecbt Mrs Ray. pi mond Luman Mrs John Mayer Mary I ou1s Jones dsughter of Mrs David Darst Jr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Ru..sell Jones has Nola li'~e been vrsthng Ned11 Brndford Mrs 1!:\erctl Baehner and 11'10 daughters Karen and Con me and her stster Mi.ir~ Schaff Columbus left toda} for a vac!it to n John VrODJHil son of Mr and Mrs John Vroman has been tll with a VIrUS infeCbOIL Dr Phlltp DeMain Akron and Rev C F. llovt. pastor of thl' hu aunt Mrs Vrctor Waelch\1 F irst Boptl!t CbW'ch optlred I (Lucy BoggM s) Bryn Alhyn Pa meettng or the ('hllrch rinance Mr .,.d Mrs Everett E Lambert, lloute X, Pomeroy, forme1 local residents have been comm1ttee with pra.}er Fr1day Frle~~dlu announcing the marriage of therr daughter, Jo Ann, 20 to vl.~rtlne frwnds here for se11eral evcn mg and llaiTy Houdasbelt ' ell Gillogly, 24, son of Mr and Mrs Fern Gillogly of Carpen da) s vtee-cha1rman presided The committee was reore:amzed ter, on Saturday, August 3rd Mr and Mrs Frank E:~stf:'p of The vows of the double-rmg cermony were read at 7 30 P Columbus are. spendmg the .,..eck and ofrtcers are chairman Frank end w1th her grandmother Mrs C Cheesebrew v1c chairman Milton M In the St Paul's Lutherat> Church at Richmond, Indiana, fJ Mrs David w1th the Rev Charles Masheck olf1clatlng F Hawkms and family and his Hood !ei!J'etary, D.n.st Jr For her weddmg, the bl'i.de wore a sJeeve1ess lavender mother, Mrs VIrginia Eastep and The committee decided to meet of satm and net, styled with a v-shaped neckline, a fitted gr111nd!ather Homf'r Mrght Mr and Mrs Eugene HarriS' were on the second MondiiiY of every Ice, and a gathered skirt She wore a white daasy-trimmed m Columbu .. Fnd11y t.o v1s1t Mr thrrd month wJth the tru!tees of and pearl earrmgs and necklace Her col'S8ge was an orchid and Mrs Gordon Harr1s and sons the church Plans were made ror The new Mr~ Gillogly, was graduated from the class and Mr and Mr~ Robert Harris a(1d1t10nal funds for e:c:peeted 1m prnvcments on lhe church and to of Harrtsonvllle High Schoo) and IS now employed as bo<>k· . and daughter Th1•lr children re ratse ttre general funds of the keeper at the Hotel Berry m Athens Mr Gillogly, a 1950 gra mamed here w1th thelr grandpar entli Mr and Mrs A R Hecox thurrh duate of Columbus H1gh School 1S employed tn the State and Mr and Mrs Robert Harris H•ehway Testmg Lab Mr and Mrs Wrlllam Knapp and They are now al home to their fnends at 121 East StaleSt son Brlly left today for a flshmg Athens Ohm trrp m Canada Mr Knapp who ls employed on a r1ver boat rs home for An exten~ed leave Ph 35·~. Pomeroy V D. EDWARPS, INS. Mrs Mary Walker Vmton and Mrs Guy Reynolds who has been Carol Ann Nev1lle da ughter of Ph 46.\', Pomero1 WARNE!f..IHLE, INS st aytn)!: m Athens wh1le attendmg the summer sessiOn of OhiO Um Mr and Mrs Charles Nevrlle of Mrs Joe Beegle, daught~" verlitty v1s1ted at the Reynolds Mason was honored on her 11th Ph 425·X, Pomeroy G E REUTER, INS home Frrday evemng Mrs Nma b1rlhday on August 8 wllh a party Plans for a Fall Flower Show Shirley and MISs Jan1ee WoUe were Columbus vtsttors recently Bland Akron and Yrs Goldie Ch1J held on the lawn of her home • were dtsc uslled when a comm1tLee Mtss Evelyn F1ck returned BARNES-SIMPSON, INS Ph 6315·X, Middleport ders Wde Hayesville are week Games were played and prtze!! from the Amateur G~trdenets home Thursday after a 'lsll at were won by GMrge Ray Van Ma end guests at the Reynolds home Burgess The Club met Fr1dav at the home ~~r Mt Atry N C w1th Mr and P K Russell left Fr1day for tre and Slephen POWNING, INS Ph. 1138 M, Middleport btrthday cake was decorated m \ ·~Mh',,';,_~",,'".c_e Lloyd Flower Show Mrs George Adams itnd Mr and Meadow Bndge W Va and will Tentative date 1s Ol'to Mrs Oltver Unroe be accompamed home Sunday by blue and pink and had candles Prt;.o;ent were Mrs Jess LYons 5-6 with pla~e to be announ Mtss Carol Ann Jll!epb of Zan h1s wife and daughter Kayte who HOBSTETTER, INS Ph !3!, l'omeroy ed later esvrlle IS the guest of Mrs C H have spent two weeks w1th ber ~tnd LmCia Ca&lo Sheila Walker parents George Van Matre Cuolyn V'lln Theme of the show wtll b-" Jesse and tam1ly PAVlS·WARNER, INS Pb 336·X, Pomeroy Mr and Mn Harold Bartels Mr and Mrs Dal e Ntcholson and Matre Stephen Burgess James ' Flowers Make the Ne:ws and daughters Marlha and Carolyn Burfiess Carolyn Zuspan Phylhs the shcdule wrll be announrr>d rn and daughter Carolyn of Youngs town are the gue~>ts ol the1r par have been v1sllmg Mr and Mrs Queen Rclha Wrtght Betty June the ne11r future Miles SbJ!hQg and ramliy at Ver Nevrlle Charles Neville and Ro Committee chatrmeh named are bert Nev11le million, Ohio Mrs Norman Humphreys Stag Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett tng Mrs Robert Rerbel JUd.,e have returned from Fostoria 0 and educaliOnal exhtbtt Mn where they v1s1led Lhe1r daughter Harold Lohse rrbons Mrs 0 P and son In law Mr and Mrs RoKlem and Mr& E S Schuaf pub gers and rn Columbus where they llclty Mrs Lloyd served a des vlszled Maxme and Warren Ben sert course to those u.. med abo\ e nett Their r.on Warren returned and Mrs Robert Coats a men here wzth them and went to Vtne land N J arter h1s w1fe and Mrs Rolhn Bearhs aurated by ber of the eomm1ttee sons, Charles and Stephen who Mrs Jack Rob.!lon entertained the have been vlstlng relatlYes there Put Councrlors of Theodorus Mr and Mrs Chfton Peak md CouncU Daughters of Amerle-a Miss Patty Ernury, Rlslna Sun lnd Thursday evening at her home v11lted Mr and Mrs Clarence Ca Mrs MarY B ~ines and Mn l' sey and daughterK the first of Ray Wtlson were colltributlng last week and ~r and Mrs James hostess-es Martin and family Freddy and The meeting ln charge or tbe Leslie RiSJng Sun are spending the pres1dent, Mrs Max Meinhart ~ week end at the Casev home opened wtth devotions led by Mr 11nd Mrs Harlan Kloes Lon Miss Erna Jesse After a short bu· . . . . . """ ...... - . , _ ..... . _ ............... withdon, have been vrs1t1ng Mr and 11mess session a number of games ..., ........ .,._, o l - wjlhoo>t chaavo or~"" h-imMrs Thoma~ R1lev were played and prizes awarded Mr and Mrs James Llttle •nd to Mrs Olan Goodwin, Mn Paul iNOUMiftt PNiectt CM . . . . . . - . . . , 111111111 terMI wllltr M TCFJI' . . . . cb!Idrern Yvonda and Rtdy and Grueser and Mr• Bernice Darst her mother, Mrs Can ie MuUord Refre~hments were served by and chl1dren/ Roger and Wilham the hoste8!lea to tbue ume4 left triday or a week end v1s1t above and Mrs Henry Reibel, ......... ._ .. Mtilr--.... '- MCIIII-.4... • tn Columbus Mn Addle Grueaer, Mrs Lelia Rush Philson son of Mr and Flint Mrs Albert Woodard and .,.....,.,tlwe.M...,...lO'al.r .... Mrs Ben PhJison wlll leave Sun Mrs Bentz Wolfe and one guellt, mo day for il: vls1t with h1S aunt Dr MISS Carol Ann Joseph of Zanes Kathryn Philson an rnstructor at VIlle MODIRN the Alabama Polytechme Insbtute Auburll, Ala Dr Ph1lson and Rush .... il ...... tlpllt'9 . . . • - IJ~A will return by car and she w11l VISit her parents, Mr and Mrs li'red Philson Portland and Jther mo Mr and Mrs Theron Johnson and famlly wm take Rush ROOMS to the Charleston an·port Sunday s - t h l .. iiWR.IIMiw.MI\ .... Ihat ........ . , _ and he Will fly to Atanta Ga and Mrs Vernon Weber advtsor of a w. tMn to Coumbus (,e. to meet h1s Jumor Garden Club which is spon ....................... wttlc_ aunt sored by the Rutland Garden Club Mr and Mra Ernest Covert and held an organtzlft10nal meeting at .. a .WMitw.a.-.ht•llllll:• '5 59 per mo. famly Charles David Betty, Bar her home m Rutland Fr1day bara and Vera will leave Monday Off1ceu elected were presrdent Tlte a JOOd look at the McCultoch for Zanesville where they will be Patty Young viee pres, On Turn ~ 0-44 • , , test Jt for balance, see joined by b1s father Arthur Co- er secretary Jane Parsons treas ...,. tpan r. II. family krMn I n - IIIIICI ..... a. vert for a trip to Lincoln Neb Kathy Thomu, reporter Sabra bow easaly it cuts, how little 11 wlntwr _ . _ . . _ •.,.... orovncl - . tl) VISit A/:k Roger Covert who Is Canaday telephone committee JoIIJu ... •89'7per mo •eflbL Then, chec:k the pnce of statiOned at the Lincoln Atr Furee etta Erlewmc )hchael NeLson and Base Ibis tou&h, apeedy lltde saw and Jean Ann Siders Pomeroy Cement B1ock CIJj They will meet agazn oh August . . c...... you'D arrtc II s I real buy t Pomeroy, Ohio 'l 22 at 2 30 at the Weber home- and fOD"Y any children m Rutland who are , _ .._......._ . . ,....... checbll ....... Easrly Outptrforms All Othtr lnrerested m nowerf, birds and ~---l)"'tci·Dri.e Sawll treea are lnv1ted to attend 900 Bel•• Good Mhc•d Hay Others present were. Bett)' An dY and Anne Sproute, Michael .50 eta. ~r HI• ""---,.------,----NicHolson Brenda Turner, Jane 0 ... ~ D ...... IOIUoM Parsons, Bonny Grate, Dennis N• ~al• l•ss th•n 100 bel•s ~.It0"'*.... 0 ........ ,... Dean and Donna Weber ' of trouble and loss . 1f you by f1re are full protected by Insurance Check your Ftre Insurance needs w1th us And be sure your policy covers the replacement value of your home and property Thtlnsurance Agenh Association ef Meig1 County I Check With You Carol Neville 11th Birthday Is Celebrated Amateur Gardeners Discuss Plans For Fall Flower Show POMEROY SOCIETY - --- Theodorus Council Meeting Is Held Thursday Night jiiSt a little cash SEEand USE IT AT THE FAIR Aug. 14-17 each mfmth buys a ....... ,...,...,.............. _,... . .. ....... _.............. . - _ ......... ....................................... _ ........ ... ~ ..... . •lintiJ• Nl~~:ht IKarl llld Kh:k Beck, Mrs. """· ..., ......... ,..,.-. ... .....,. _....... ....... 110 China Smith 1110 International flaybouse 10 00 Newa of tne ltn Mn Wlll b Anthony Mra 1 Jlarol rl Charw Mra Ruth Robm :o~on Mn Oert ld Anthony, Mn t tlltan MoGhe.&! Mrs Ed~n Bat· u Mn Jack Satterfield Mr1 Dana flam11ton Mr» Clarence (lark Mn J to( Archer Mr ~ Ra ymond Grimm Mrs Ht nry Null MHo uomer Jiytl!11 Mn Gt'ne Kaurr Mu Owen Rralton Mrs Rlchud Owen Mra r F. llo)1 Mrs Butke Bero Mn Kabd ll tnd~ anfl daughter, Jan ('Y \fr~ John Fultz and daujhter _ ........... .....,....w.·.....•....... lfl.ckr:t HoUSe Club 600 Fwc Star Fiftll 6 t5 Jqhn Laly Newa 6 30 Wzre Serv 1o::e 10 10 Theater :...._ 11 so Sign Of! home Ill Mmenvlllt! 'l"hunda]r Mr11 Dey Jl y~en lPrt J'rlday , '" afternoon for a \'lWtt 10 Orlando Ruby rayior ha~ returMd bome Wtth !~'in l..ou.u~ Manhardt laftrr a three weellt vl111 '¥ith fwr M1~1 R.a~:hrl Bale 'f tJ eontrncd to her home Rock ~ .. nngs Road 111\er and fa~nrb Mr apd b)' lllnE'&I Robf:'rt I H1tehif! who was 10 Ch11.rles Ingel s t~nd !lOa Jon Wt}'ne Wednes.Ja) Y.hrlt' opt"rat of C'hlre.ao bulldo1.t'r a11d takeu to tht' Rutland Junior Gorden Club In Officer Election 12 30 The Gretelf.en Wade Show 1 30 Movie Matinee 1 15 Neighbors ~110 1 00 Oral Roberts 1 30 Libernce :t! 00 TV Sunday Sebool :l 30 Academy 'l'boatt~r , 4 00 College News Conference SHE "lOOK l'llEIR ~Et. PICNIC TIME IS MILK TIME 300 Amertcan Bandstand 400 ~ll'tovn Club 11 119 Sign On 12 00 Faith lor Today 12 30 Bil Pi ..ture MAMA 8 00 1 Led Three Livea 8 30 Midwestern Hayride ..:1: Touch In Middleport -------- On Your MOTJ.IIi:R WIOH 1 lowed- · /1 7 00 "1 30 B 00 8 45 12 30 As the- World TtuDI 1 00 Our Miss Brooks 1 30 Houseparty 2 00 Bla: Payoff 2 30 Bob Croaby Show 3 00 BrlJbler Day :J 1~ Secret Storm 3 30 Ed,a:e of Nteht 4 00 Tbe Early Show 5 30 tour Esso RepOrter Helzer HO!Iprtal returned te ' Monday 4~ Hn Una Bartelt ot PDmerCF)' a.nd Homer J)lljht and dau a'hter ot Jtlddlepon t'ntt Lett One of these 9 00 $64 000 CbaUena;e 9 30 What's My .Une 10 00 Sunday News Special 10 U The Late Show 11 Lambert-Gillogly Vows Exchanged Church Finance Committee Makes Reorganization Supem.an \\ .. Jtl'lerea.'lt Sports Eye NBC N'ews Charlf's Farrell Sho ... Welh Fargo Twenty-One Arthur Murray Party Amaikur Hour SoWien of Fortune Blondie News Hetdlinec Nltewatcb Tomgllt ----~----- tiER OWN BKI::>OO a1o1o v- paper ~treaml'rs 1he dessert course crrrtlr' o• I color sehem(' M1ss 1 the ss me Rh oda Hall of lh t• Pn ulla CtHIC was rn charge or th e rePr t'attOf' for the even ng Guests Included M1 i'i Paul Smart nnd dau)!httr s Jean Sma1t Mrs Manning Kloes '1 rs GpnrJ Hackett Jr and her daughlcn Rose Mar 1e anrl l rntla Mrs La"ll. renee B1ng Mrs ;\lie n Hughe« Mrs Robert Mrlls Mrs A ll Pul - -- -er~ Thursd'ly enroute to Masrsnp ! 8 30 Alfred Hlteheock a., l•• IJ OG 9 30 10 00 2 00 2 30 3 00 4 00 4 30 5 00 5 30 6 00 6'30 7 00 11:50 tl. m. WI~~ I on I 30 WAS A YOLING Rock Springs Grange Plans • Fair Display 7 00 9 00 JO 00 10 30 Jl 00 1130 Sunday- Channell WJEH New York cl Blnlh•r.>t. n State of New York hll comt.~lltld \tltb thl lllwl el thla Slllt appllubl~ t,. thl1 ~~­ el Compaulel and l1 alllho rl~ I <ill IHII 1he currlnl )'ear to t.riHIICt lfl lhl• Illite it. IPP"<<Io'rl~t.e 11\lllneo (11 hl 1ur~.,. 1m Ule mutual pl1n ltll fl nanclel ccudltlon Ia 1ha•n by JU _,.. 111111 •t.IIWniOinl IO h•Y* blll!ll •• lDIIO.,. 11n Deeember $l tilltl .Amonn~ of ot• •ta tt !I-ll 180 Jl Amount ol Uab LIIti<'l h1Ciudtn ll re llllurllUCe re1er" ~1 M:l Zl Sur piUI fll84133 Oil lncaftMI Ill• 1he n•r liM, tllll a • J:xpenttt klre1 !OJ U,. JOUr I&». .l,(if.74HO:JIL .ru•y I tllll'f In wlliMI• whel'i!ol I ~r<t11ntco IUbacrtbld my nam• llld eau~ed IIlli "'" to " afU.:e<l et Calurn Ml1 Otljo t.hlo ""' lnd CIIW Arlhut I Vorl'l Sull!lril'llllndtnl 011 IIIAII'aJIOII of Olt.lv ~II) M i& 5 30 5 45 a oo ISlet. 18H ~4' 71 An our I ut o tulll p s(d up <u plht l l iOO 000 0~ Bu pl ' 1&47 8-d 7 Income lor th• yu r II B:ltl I US Expenditures f<1r the lUr! 1116tl ~ ~n :w Ju iJI 1 1!1111 1 ' w u n .. ~• '"'"" " @~ 1 nave hereunto subl~tlt>t.<l :ny name and a11""d m y s.>al lo be arrl>e d ~t C: ol~ml.ouo Ohio lh • day a'" \ID\41 A r h ur I Yo ~ St "c 1t.!n d~n t <1f I 1 \J ;tt<:tl of Ohu (8\'a 1 M Jl IIIIUrilll<:tl CWIIJir.ll~ Gf C>UOmtt CQ\111\} 5 00 12 00 The Dunt! R/lD&er 12 30 Town and Country 12 45 Film 5 UO You Are There 6 VO Mr LHstrlct Attorney 6 lO Buer- neers 7 00 The J1mmy Durante Show 7 10 Tuo'l For The Money 8 00 Gate tstorm Show 8 30 SRO Playhouse u oo Gure:moke 9 30 r.1>Iden Playh.ouse 10 00 The Late Show 11 00 Th.e Late Late Show tosoe\1 $11U!II l>JO 15 Au r<t1aa •mo unt (I f ll&blllllel ox,.,p l cop ltB( lncludlnl 1c sura n<e l <Jier~e ~~~~~M4.'1a Net 8tate or Q!l~ IIIPillnWnJenl at In IJI,Iranoe CaarnrlCAH 01' COioiiPLl ANCJ: Thll un'IMNW>fd lilup.r(r>l~nd ' " ' (tl ln.JUrauCoP of t'l<' Sin! ~ ot OII!G hei<'b)' Ollft!tlel that H<IJfle Mutull F( e t2 30 1 00 -t 30 Li(l on the Farm C.lpta1u Kanaaroo Mighty Mouse Playhouse 10 00 Lucky 8 Ranch tO 30 H's A. Hlt nl ol M'K IMb l ~ M 12 00 I 8 00 8 30 9 30 o f l noursm~ of lh<' !Hitl.e pf OhiQ lb~ II 00 I L 30 St..:n on Circle 3 Ranch Gumby Fury Capt Gall .tnt True Stor) Deteetlve s Diary i"ore.~n intrigue My LI.Ue Margie Basebllll Hopa Jng Cassldr Saturday- Channell h~ reby c..rllfler lhlt F arnwr• Lire II\ ou r~~o~~ce Com p1ny w huoe 1> hxlp•l uf flee 11 loute<t al Doo Mo!Un S\.8\e <II Iowa nna c<>mpll"<l with ll • la\\1 <>1 1hlo SlaW a.ppHc alo le to lt and 1• au ~hodud du rl ,: ll " c r enl ear I a ~••mn~t In lhll ~lui'-' l!o Qp prop rtala b\111111111 or tn• ur•n~Q Lt. nnandwl eu (! tlon II ohuwn b~ tiL• " r ual ~1a t.m...n 1 !.to hR'e bee n PI fallawo o r O..,.mbcr ~ Stalesmrn Qu~l!t>tl.: 5 45 New~ Pit tu1 ~ 6 00 TBA 6 32 CircU~'S BO)' 7 ou Steve Alll'n Show 8 00 Aleoa Hour 9 00 I he \\eb 9 30 Pt'ople Are f uut•y 10 00 News Headhnr ~ lO \0 N!le\\ollth 12 3US tgn Ofl WCHS-TV ChannelS Stlt'lol of Ohio .!lupe tn~nd~nt of In l~ lltllt:e CE1t111' 1CATE OF COMPLLAN C:!t Thoo u rd~r• II' w<l Supo l <ell<l w~N sa 1•••d•r 81 P-, 0 lo <tHend 30 9 30 10 utl I 0 JO 1:1 -. Mts, Jun Smart ..,.bu~e mur rla ge LO deorge Sufdall 1~ to b an event of Sept 8 was honortrl Friday wrlh a brt ('a l shower .Jt the MHtl'lleport Church vf Chmt The Prl!ICIIIa C1 l"de o f lhl" B H Sanborn MlJI~Ionary Soc!" I> spun aored the 6howt-r and wllre as~hl Pd by the oth~r t lleJes or !In So ctely Games were plaHd and pt IZ~~ won by Mts RaYlltOJ•d <Grltntl and Mrs Manntng KlO{' Tin shower pre!>ienl s wer c placed un a table decorated wrth mtntalllrt: green spnnklm& car11 under a larg(' grN•n at d wh1t~ spnnkler w1th a shower of gru~n and ~~obl11. ~ 30 Saturday- Channell a 2:5 Sunday-Chan•el13 The Daily Sentinel rr TO MEI!T AUG 15 Thl' Sunsht ne Sunday s cholll Cla~ s of the M~§on M etho d t~!\ Chu rrh \\Ill hold 11 nguJ.ar meetrng Au g 15 at 8 p m rr1 tht soc1al .room oJ the dnu~h llo ' teSlles w11l bt Mt.s Jo>an \\ ~r~W"r Mrs Lil ah Zerkle aJ'Id Mrs Enul:r Burgpss All tnln bn<~ are urge(! Meigs County Polio RIX'k Sprints Grana:~ met Thlmt dsy tlv.,ning at the Granfie Hall with Homer R.lte worthy muter prelidln• Two applicatloria for membership were approved Pl1ns were IJIVOTI!P TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS·MASON AIU!A m,de l~r a display booth at the IICH"ID S OWIN - GINIU~ MANAGII Meia• County J!'alr IIYNOLD I. GIIINI - IDITOII The eandy contest waa held with Chett.r L. Tennehlll, lteH Wrltet a,.m lclltor lfaliollat •UvertiJI;q navetentati'V,!o Bo1 &JAtlU.&imbaU. IDe... .... Mn Wendell Freeker at judJe ~Ava., New YoDII: City, 18, N Y. Mrl Rollin Radford reeelved ftrtt rlttere4 • seeoad c..... IDillinl mattlr ,.t the »>ft oUlee at Pull Mr• Hom•r R•dford second and Mr1 H~mer Rice third Glltlr ~re - 8Jib&ct1ptJOD Ololo ratea 'DeUnrJ b1 c•rrler wbere 1nilable ao cent. per pre!ltmted lb~ wmners by Mrs Ed Oil(! )'t!U' Ja adnnce at Tbe DailJ Sent•nil otfl.ct 118 80 1111 tl'!UUUlt, .80; three moattu, 90 BJ mOtor route wbU. aut!: ward Humphrey, ebalrman or the Horne Bconomics Committee 1M mODUI tt. lr mall one Jtar 18. 111: mcmtbl, $t.JI: tUM m . _ uiU!II moatll. II 1\efreahmenll were served at ~~Pu.::!l;""",r.""' ~oo• ..... 11r 'l'llo &en the clq1e Of the meetlna after whlc1'1 the aroup moved out 1lf the ';i"ij;rw ol~•.~:.~;;..lllc BQjl- olllct phoao • hall in preparaUon for the fair .i will he ht'ld ( uu ng tlll ('\ unng Oh.to ,., ~-- ------- { Pomeroy 1 An orchestra composed of Mrs Olive Ineraham Bill Chrrk Ken neth MeEJblnney and Russell Roush wtli play for the sho..- The f1nt halt of the ahow wUI carry out a Western theme arotJnd Dal t.u Texas PolnJ the emcte work -.Ill be Jobn Richmond of Pome Lorenzo Davis Becomes Student At Institute • ( fnd ) DOWN ~ " 7 " ' ' ~,, " ~ ( Be.by11 ~· ' ~.:abmt't god .llhlp ' 30 RadiO I ...... ., 12 Paddy :J!> Perl1h 36 f' erry. t ' El(pt'mll~ "~"•rd•7 27 Strai(ht. " ture 29 Camp ~ cru~t1 15 Solid \8 Empty xentl~'man TI!Ut ) Woun~ 25 Inn• ton bnCika s1gnal -· ~ l4 out l:l Depost. 17 Fretful )9 Dlatre11 who iaid lhat negohat1ons wert! or1 for a ,SAo; ~forage area ueMr ani mala 23 Charac t" II Hull lsym) / ''"hohl (Contlnut-d From Pa1• On•, ~~ HOUIIt 9 Jumpt l6 Ma•urium 26 HI Yellow .;hal !lyle 15 Slii.ble more for rehef than dance routine ° Galha $336,108, Hockt~g $25 6 &95 , N~l>le: costumes oil kinds comes to $164,371, arcordlng lo Mr A( ROS!i 1 Score!\ tt Chaa. l colloq ) 9 Unatla(hed 8 1n coatumina of P<~.raly sls 60 larger counties , mOJe than 13th-ranked the •roaring twenties" by Sandra Ingraham Lila Terrell Sondra Columbiana county with almost seven times Potta Vick1 Brown Mary Amberg the populahon of Pike er aod Hilis Clel•nd B1U G1bbs H th will make hit mitiaJ appearance ere are e amounts spent f01 relief by \\Jth the 1roup •JnfillJ ".Nill!on counties surrounding our own (recalling thJ( Dollar Baby' featurint 1 dane1ne Meigs spenl $164 371) cborua oo.,pooe4 of Paulo Sayre ' Judy Speneer Mtr)' AD'IJ:terger I awrence, 1,075,182, Athens $643,162 Sonda Potts Vicki Brown apd Lila Washtngton $S82 174 Ja"Ckson $444 550 Terre11 ln black seqwn trimmed 903 Rh odes' r e port Th1s IS w' • Miss Jean Smart Honored Guest At Bridal Shower Held Friday Lou Brys.on Is TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channe13 Day ':) k I bunals Thts ts 37 pel ce nt of the $230 988 791 spent by the rehef, Daily Sentinel Vaudeville Art •• For that basket lunch, don't forget mdk far Use Dairy Products SPRING HILL DAIRY Meigs County Home H•rr•nvlll• Rd GALLIPOLIS -· _--- ·..... ........... - ....._._... HAY FOR SALE all the famdy They'll Lave It I omo P..,...oy, Ohio s.. Su,..-lnt•nd•nt SPECIAL MElTING Tbert will be a special meet lna or the: Rletne P'I'A Monday eventn.g Augul!t 12 at 8 p m rn the Raeme Grade Soh4)01 All members are urged to attend Meigs Equipment Company, Inc. Wht,. Quality Is P•r•mount Cor 2nd and Butternut Pomeroy, 0 ........... . . -·- CALL 435 THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK C3MPANV 42 Years of ConlllluoUI Senlre PHONE 82 or 435 POMEROY �.' ,. .' . ... '1 . - . __ - --· ... -..,., ---~---.--..... - -..,.~··· ' llt • Lo: U.....,. ·~~ 'r I,.,, 1:"'1• ·-- Dally Sentinel, Ptlmeroy.llflddleport, 0 Aug 10, 19&7-3 2-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug 10, 1957 ' not now ••opo,. tO walk off and leave the wounded bt'htnd so !Contln~d Fro M P•v• On•) I long 11!; help rm lh{m Is pussrble line of baton twirlers rn red whrte \\ie Wl~h to l in d t'Vcryonl! ~ho oOO I and blue utln costunung Makwg h:~s h1H' pOito whttf}fr par1J}tk 5 $ up the g'oup woll be D"othy oc non pmlytoc "• 1 to PLAN TUESDAY PARTY e\e ry three dollars spent tor rehef Rather 1t Stark Sondra Pott.s Mar) Amber_g J:no"" w'nst the r sptooa l prol lems Th12 :\l1ddil'port Busmess and er V1ck1 Bcuwn and Uta Terr~U~ m:~y be 110 that they maty be beJp- Ptoftl.~Stona l Women s Cll.lb will JS one for every $4 70 or percentage WISe Danny rhompson wnl do the td to rt>g:un tJ•eftJ I J1vn 1r hu hnf' a part} 'f'l1~sdn) cwnrng at rough ly 21 pel cent tnstead of 37 per cent 1 vocal on You II NP\e l Know and manly po.<i ~lbl~ ~\l n tl Olll( h ' lin \\ ~:tse S:wshur~ farm on lht Ha}mDn another regulu so \\-til lakt' 11 lUibtder:~bl, ptT't u Hurrr~o mrllr Hoa I ( an1es wlll h~ Th1s mdH:ates e1the1 there are a h.rt ul peo. Jean lots! wlll pn.!sf'n l tt Had to be u/ tlmt' 11 1IIYPl1<t011humt' LLlJlt ru• lreilm pie starving here \\ho should De Jecelvmg aB You. Ram~ra Boiee will 11 i 111 n ap 11nd co~ke will t1t' ~ cntU :\11~ d"IO" Ill Mrs loung dsatd that the r oslf'r K~nrwth McF.Ih till ) c ha iiJlH\11 of s1st ance 01 e Ise- M e1gs (' oun I tans opera t e .-•• . ~ ··.. •th lh e gc"up v " ~ See You AI(&Ul Wtlh Charl esnrr Iii_, lobe mu e rn rt. " t' 100])tta the hoq ~s rllmn lite ~~ In their county government much m01e effic1en na lless domg lhf' ba ll(>t work 011 !lln 'oiJ1h the Me ~:s (ount) Medr lhar,.l' of tlre ana n~;n<~~'JI~ Mern t ly and on the \I. h o le arc mo1 e St?lf r ehan t the selec:twn ll al Sot' ret> and meml)('r ph\" 1 h11 ~ a•t tu l ~ k· vr Jtf'~ for 11•1 r1ans The Ot'partnwnl of Publ1r g'-1 1! 1'~ than most other Oh1oans Terr) Bradfo1d young s1ngcr \\elfarc offrce of Vllcalional Re 1 1 TO A~SEMBLY CAMP We s u s pH:ton strongly the reason ts 111 the and danecr or ~atmt> wrll make hahllrt<~tJon Stu lr Cnppl e~ (hI 1 two latter categones her mltial a ppt>arurrc~ with the Btg lren 8 servu·e and COt.inl> S{ h ,:IOJ 1 M1 ~ Dlnvu Nelsor sod M~ Bend group dorng Hello My Ba ~ysle m s <~lso w11J rooperate and ~trs 0 E MeKtn l~y wrll ar Gomg hac~ 10 years, Rhodes says co mpari by and n:raktn~": the-rr hrsl appe11r I lnformatllln sought for eacb corn panv a ~roup of )Oung peo son uf county expenditures 1n 1956 and 1946 ane(' 3 ~ a ~ong and danee team patrent mch:des whether he 16 pie to the Butler Spr 1ngs Chm will be Kalh y Wolfe regular so emp loved 01 attends s~hool 11 1 A bl s d s how that most classifications have about dou JoiSt and Gl"orge Mcintosh dorng he can rltmb ~ tnrrs and dt rss hm 110 n lhssem ~ t' 1 11 ca~p, h uoh "r om e nH( cpor urc o bled 1-hghways to $50 9 nulhon 111 1956 and T he Old Soft Shve Charles w er s~lf wh eth~1 hl 1ecetves regul:::rr Chnst 1 hu s~ pt:.~nn m g 10 atleml •2t II 1946 G I r) and Orval Wllea ~Ill be fealur treil.ment and !f he uses a I~ !> L d N l (_ rol Cri!I\Hi l ., ffil IOn In enera executive expen ed 10 a corned) numDer Sidewalks p ratu1y a1d Information g~un~£1 llH w a e son J 1 (. arol Jean H ll1~c n t>~ 11cc Cap ses o county government Jumped fJOm *7 4 of New York and Eve-1yQ Cleland will be hclpf u I to all such agen lema David H;~r linger and Em 1 mtllion m l94f3 to • 15 7 mllh 111 1956 J d 1 who last year recetved an entrust c1es and o1amzatwru MK 1 • on • u c m ey ast1c reception for he-r rendition or cial rost from million tn 1948 to •aa 3 mil ·won't You Come Home, Blll Bar Mrs You ng a!;kerl ·hat aU per - -- - - - • •ons w h•v have ever ha d P0 1111 HEALTH CLUB MEETING lion in 1956 ley"" wzll repeat that number DO! Olhy Stark and Roger Hmes whrther (!)~abler1 111 not- sen (l fhe I ~urel l l1ff Bt lt !!r Health Wide vanance is shown 111 relief ex"'emht wtll tt!am on another old time num thtlr narntos nnd addresses du ect Club wllt lll t'C I :O.Io11da) 1 vrn111g " I lo ,.' !•o~;; Ad OL lh"~ home of ~11~ Mel li!! u f tl 11avHJg approxunat~ly u ' <"• Young 804! I tiS o coun es the bf'r C1ve Me A Little K1ss and ~~' st M c Ch 1 N rrae} wl1h Mr!j 1 tovd Wrrght 1:1, same populatiOn Pike county \\hlch ranks ~;f:~:~h~ s~o!11: ~~:h~h~~~ens~: trtu~~~ Foun~~~~un fo a~:Lntlt\C co hostt>Ri'i A wh 1te tle l>ha rtt ~alt . f Expen d"t I M . c ty Muc...h BeIow Average Rei te I ures n e•gs oun ~t t A d"t J A. Rhod es Rep0r t A((Ord'tng T0.) Q e U I Or Q meS It IS a paradox that 111 the most lush tlmes l.n the hlStory o1 nch Ametl(a more than one dollar out Of every thret' s pent last vear for opera Img expense-s of 0 luo s 88 c-ountv govet m ents went for some f011D of rel 1tf - :Ann ua I rmanc1a I repor :s r1Ied w1t h S t:lt--: ' Auditor J ,unes A Rhodes bv cou nt y aud1 ' tOJ s show that $8~ 332 596 \\as spent at the lOurt houses tn 1956 for poor relief ch tld r en s homes conntJ homes dependent and cn ppled chtldren atd for the disa bled, bhnd I so ldiers' reher and <'0Unti es for operatmg expenses I B ut hold on there Mr Rhodes you must be talkmg about a dllferent colored horse th M C t an etgs oun y ' This county, accordmg to the 1956 appr(). pna hon budget ce nl of rts outlay spent nothmg Hke 37 t6 per In l!lese form s of poor relief O u the basis of the pubhshed budget m J ..o nu ary 1956 , MeIgs Coun t' y s commJSSJOnerg se1 liP :J tOt;;tl planned expenditure of $769 85th ID From that sa me approp1rahon It ls estimat 1 h t 1 f <'l t a a I 01ms or relief here not countmg monies rece1ved as matching funds from the s tate and federal government received about $63 076 Add to thts approXImately $101 000 rerelv ed f o t t df d I I m sa e an e era sources as matching and assistance funds the total poor relle£ of population, spent nothmg like one for $9.1 902 Vmton, $155 052 --------- Rep, Meinhart Is DAILY CROSSWORD 10 PUH! Tree Stat"' 12 Newts 13 Palertl'U 14 ABtt'rR :1 South African tonaue 3 Dopkey t Mu•h: nute 5 Break 6 Stop 7 Trouble 8 Sun. 20 Spanish 'POIB • 11 S\ar t"et 22 Small hand drum 24 }' urnlshed wllh BhO('~ ~ ... '"'ver J tslan.r) lmt ( rarr 1 'II Water 28 Burg. Ian 30 Desert I . ' ~~ 31 Nl'llt t<l J:l Enf1lad• aa Peruke 34 Becloud& 36 Mr Cto1by J7 Cut ~~~ Relieve• 39 l:llind " " CO Mulbf'tty trtu W" •• " ~ 1 Mocha, 0. 0,. ' ~ ,. ~ • 10;1" ~ I '" ln•tance DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'o how to work II: A.XYDLBAAXR le LONGFELLOW 111\tl'wtttr almply 1to.nda fQr another Jn thl.t aampl• A 11 ua1ct tor th~ three L 1 X for the two 0 1 etc Stnrle lettert &pot• trophe• the l~~:nrth and tormatton of tht wor<11 an •II hint&. t:ac:fl day the code letters art dlttertnt. A CrJPtolf'UG QuotaU.• X HMOVQ XZQ NSXY (lSVQKMW WB ZB DXZ ~;~uZS. .( LNISW WI DS-LNOZOPUZS. Ye•terd•y 1 Cryptoquole NOT TO BE ABI:O AM'bt MIO., ~lOHT IS TO ClO TO BED BI!TIMES-!HAKESPEAR&. Dlttrlh'tct ' ' &11\f "'"".-.. lrn41tatt Donkey Softbal-l Game Carded On AU9. 22, Wahama nu ...:••- w,:::ll --:-bo----::c aG- .-••.All membera of Pony 7G-,-.r-t• Lea~ue 1-eama and Lillie Leaaue team~ of I he Wahama leaaues will be ad 1111Ued far 2D centa AU manaJilcrs or the Wahttma Pony LenJue tt'am~ huv~ udvancct~ ticket~ tor ~II. I(• A donke y R"~ r!IUd! H<~ml' wl!l be ot R11 chtcl i' rt-ld on PI.UM MOVID UP Au g 22 at 7 JO With the proceed~ HIRAM 0 UP- Quartet OOek going to the treasury or the W11 Mtlt Plum ol Penn Stat~ who t!n h11m11 Pon v ancl Llltlr I eatue~ Jt glnt'l'red hla schoolli upset or has been annnunted by Cuaeh Ohto Stute laat fall IOOay moved Ralph Sa) re uf \\ ahama n ali !he No 1 signal caller or theTt'arfl ~ for the alfurr have heen ell vehrnd Browns li.S re gular Tom •nnoun ced all the ll.laso!'l Sunh~urn my O'Connell wl!l on the side and the Jr 0 ll A M lodge llnflli t&.mponrtly w1th 11 knt>e m Nrw JlaveH I h ~ pri1t> ut ad JUlY pre ~ rmiNI Cast members w1JI meet at 2 p McArthur The ga! which 11 pip m Sunday at the Pomeroy Jun1or cd in the Brg tnch line rram the High Sehool for a rehearnl ser south I~ sto~ed 1n dl pleted jUS sion 1 rreld! in the state whwh bas an --::--unusual\;:. hu ge percentaare ol such 11He ~ avallable Mean hat t aho in a question (Continued From P.,• OM) and answer penod explained bow 'Pilot surveys already undertuk lht! funds ror the building of the en show that there are thouaand ~ Forked Run Dam and Lake were of polio h11ndrcapped In tbe Un t marie available Thrs projeet was ed Stat's who have not Jet ha{' started by the late Stale Sen11. tor Tom Junes and former repre an opporlunrly for medical eva If lh "V lualion tu de te rmln(> ~c nta t rv e Ben Turner and was 1n' m1ght bendrt from these new herrted by Meinhart Through h1s techniqu es 1Hurts money was ~~proprlated fur the buildmg or the dan• 'Some 1.1f th e techmqut!s em rouds parkrng area and ~w1mm ployed today for those dr~abled rng bealh and more money hus 1 b:~- poho and other ca u!ies wtri heen iC\ a~rdc for ltie lnstalht unknow n or unused as recent!) Iron of n w.1te1 S)stcm a ump as 10 o1 even f1ve years t~ijO 1ng a1ea an lncreued parking The March or Dunt!s org~t n • are11 unrl Improved beach He vrctory 1n Us war on polio does ~ave cnllll to Dr K D Amsbarv for t hll SUCCe!IS or \ht.!i prOjecl whrt h ts be111g patronlztd by Juuull c!IH t•Rdt wcekcnU durlnw the summer Methodist womf'n who prepar fHI the chrcken droner were Mrs Norman Wayland M1 s Bufoil Fa ~ l Mrs James errs well Mrli David EnLqmmyer and thl' dm Douglas N Avery director of nu was serve1i by Bc ~s Sanhorn the Insurance Institute program (alol C rl~well and llmta Ntlson representm~ the State Department > of Educatl01 11nnounced today that Lorento D Davl1 associated Golden Rule Class-Holds ACorn-Roost The (.oldt.•n Rule Clas.~ of the F1rllt Baptist Church and th.dr tamlllea had a eorn roast sl t~e Roadside Park Thursday evenln& The ble111ing was given by the Rev C E Hoyt a guest The committee In eharge or the p1cnle were Mr &nd Mrs Gmald Anlhony, ¥r and Mrs Paul Smart and Mr a,nd Ml'll David Darst Jr Those pre-tent Included these members and (l:uests Mrs Robert Hanerty and tona, Richard and Chipper Mr and Krlil Kalad Hin· dy and Stephen Geora& and Janey, )lr and Mrs Edison Baker aod lanet Kay Jean Smart George StdduiJ Mr and Mn Owen Bratton and Mlcbael and Stephen Mr and Mrs Allen Bougher and Karen and Max Mr and Mra Clifford Hayea and Greaory, Mr and Mn Cllf ford Stumbo and Darrell and Sue. Mr and Mrs Frank Cheesebrew, Mr and Mn C E Hoyt and son, David with the Dav11 Warner Ins Service tla11 been acc~pted ai a student In the Insurance Institute !lchoob pf· Cered on lhe campua or Bowlih8 Green Stale Unlveralty Bowling Green Ohio AUIUil 18-23 Repre&entatlvet from Insurance agencln thrau.tbout Ohio Will atudy tecbnlclue.t the latest chilD 1e1 and aJency operaUona undet" a faculty eornpotecl Gf uperte of the Jndultry univer1ity faculty and outltandlnJ authorlttee. frpm apeclaUzed fltt:lda The ~ehool 11 one week In len,th and Is con..duct ed •t various Ohio universitiea and colleJel' by the DlttrlbutJve Education StcUon of ttke Slate Department .. The .spon&Ot Ia the Oh1o Aaocla· tlon of lnlllfll\Ct Atenta and cooperatin& ;roupa lnclij.'-e the O,h io Fire Und.enrrlterf ~A•IJOetat,on Ohio Caaualtf ,_. SU.retl Ml!narera Aaaodatloa, the Dlvfaion of Inturance of tbe State of Ohio. and the Ohlo Jn1peeUon Bureau ,.. MOTt-IC:RS CLUB TO MEET The M<~sun MulhLr~ Cl ub v. II meet fur the' tegtll al meetr nr;: on Aug 14 an d wr\1 motor to Parket s hurg rur dmner at thl Clam ll ouse Members are asked lo meet at the home of Mrs I tlnh Zerklr ul 5 4!'i p m so tha departu t e for Pal kcrsbuurg etn be miHie !lOl later th nu 6 o dock ••t A Jjjf~MKU! Meigs County News h•-.. II 00 6 30 7 00 1:1 00 MONDAY Get Set Go Sports l!iye News Prcture W 11tch Mr Wu:ard 6 55 L<lh.or :!av Nljrlt Jamboree Jl.lbU~ LaRosa Show Mystery Tbeate 1 a 30 Dollar A Second 9 00 Encon Theater 9 30 Adventure Theater 10 00 News and Sports Ueccllinea 10 10 Nttew:lteh 12 30 Sll1;o 12 00 1~ 2 00 8 00 3 4ti 4 00 Sunday 11 30 ll 45 12 00 12 15 12 SO 1 00 3 00 3 30 4 00 4 30 5 00 30 1 00 J 30 4 30 5 30 WS"l·TV CH"NNIL J 10 10 Sl~~:n un 10 15 Chrllitla11 Sclence PrDgram tO 30 What One Person Caa Do 11 00 Tbu Is Tbe Life 5 45 6 op 6 30 6 35 6 45 Man to Man Industry on Parade Off to Adventure What's Ynur Trovble TV Chnpel Movietlme Amenean Forum Zoo P~ade Front1ers of Faith Outlook Meet the PJ es1 00 7 30 8 00 8 31) 9 00 9 80 10 00 10 30 tO 30 12•00 'f L<~mp Unto My Feet Look Up & Ltve Eye on New Yurt lO 30 11 OQ 11 30 12 00 12 30 Camera Three Let rs fake A Trip Wrld Bill Hickok Herlde snd Jerkll: Badge & BulleU B1g Prcture Daily 8 00 990 SIUN ON Today Romver Room Tbe Vrrre b Rtght Truth or Cunsequenul Tic Tac Dough It CeUld 8e Yo11 Te:c: &: Jmx Current My Little Margie Brlde and Groom Matinee Theater Queen for a Da, Modetn Romaneea Comed) Tim~ Movlet1me Popeye Pr.eaents NE!vts Ptcturl! 1 I PrieeEver • ALL•NIW '57 FRIGIDAlRI FOOD FRIIZIR• \ RIFRIGIRATOR ' , I I Jnnm1e Dean Boston Blackie C11ptain Kangaroo CBS News 8 515 Local News 9 00 Fred Waring 9 30 Arthur Godlre, 10 30 Stnk~ It ticb I I I 11 00 Vollant LJ<l:J l1 15 I;ove of Lffe -"':'o11 SO se,rch for Tomorrow Gutding Ltgbt 12 00 Katle'11 KltCh\:- 54~ Sptrla Parade G55 Weatherman 6 00 Aet1on 6 b. 6 30 7 00 7 30 S 00 S 30 We Believe Get 3et- Go Monganga Face the Nation CBS News The Last Word Anrde Oakley Douelas Ei\wsrda Robin Hood Burnr & Allen Talent Sca,ubl Those Whiting Girls Rlch.ud Dla!Dond, Prlvatt Detective Lassi'3 9 00 Stud o One My Favorite Husband 10 oo Up to-the-Minute Newa Ed Sutuvan Show 10 05 Scautna the Weatber GE The_at_er_ _ _ _ _ _.:IO::::IO:._Th::::e. La_to...:_Sbo=w---- WHTN-TV Channel13 ' Modol FS IOnly $279.95 , Wllb Trode ft. " 1 I 101 37 C\1. f't. low cost Super .Model HI the b1g "bonus baby'" of'571 Top-quahty Frt&'idat:re Thl• 10.1 features 1lfal Zero ZoJ,e Freezer-holWr 44 lba •~eh~;•i'e Cyela Matte D,f'rtlltitrtl in refrigel'ator eec- ti'n • Four Full W1dth Shelve• •lull W1dth 01i4()ut,potca1afa !ftdrator • B1g, Deep S~nge Door with Ftve remo"'-ble ... ~ Order Yauro-~r BAKER Middleport Society Mr ancl Mrs John Httwklns Jr wlll leave toolght tor a hyo weeks vacation m Florida They will rc turn by way of Columbus and bring the1r grandehlldren V1cky and Gary Ginther here to vtsrt wh.Ue Mr and Mrs Franklm Gm ther attend a Band Oamp Mr and Mts Ernest Bowmnn of Dayton are visiting hi$ cousins Mr ~~ond Mrs L D Dilt!S and Mr and Mrs Dana Hamilton Mr and Mrs David Darst Jr spent t!le week end In Columbus Wllh the.r «on, W1lllam Darst Bernard Fultz spent the week end at Van Wert and will be ue-compamed home by hiS w1fe and dr.ughters Beth and Barbara who have been v1sltmg her parents Mr and Mrs Dav1d M11ls and .llGn Mteky, Sprmgf1eld were rc cet1t guests or Mr !lnd Mrs Shir ley M11ls Mr and Mrs W W Hayes and grandchildren Stephen and Christine, attend~d the annual Hayes reumon m W Va recently Talmadge Wayland Willard, Is v1sitlng his bz:athers, J~nings and Norman Wayland and the1r fam1 hes Mr and Mn Orviile :Martin and familY PlttSburgh Visited Mr and Mrs James Criswell and daught- NEEP GOOD INSURANCE? e FOR THE BEST! eANY TYPE! See or Call FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner Saturday- Channel13 Radio Dial 11 159 1 00 4 00 II 00 Writer Sl1n On Mrwi ...s .Bible Tlme Two Gun PlaybOUM 9 00 Mlte Wallace Interview 9 30 Newo •nd I!Porll 9 34 20th Century Theater 11 30 Slao Off Per.sllnal Protlle Billy Graham 8 UO 'l'tae t.wrent'e 'Welk Show 9 00 Tbe Country MlJsie Jubllta tO CO ~Otb Century Tbeater II 30 Late News 10119 Sla• on 11 00 -M.ver &urc.s tn Leanltuc 12 00 Ubeme 6 oo LM• l'llk n uver d 30 New& Re"tJiew 6 45 7 00 Ohve Ingraham , AN"nCS 11'1 S"TI:IIOE···"KIOS 4 30 Open Rearing i5 00 AdVelllUrt Theate-r 66 KIDS" AI'IO ALL JI-!AT 6 IS d 30 SORT ot: l'lll>k.' Sunday Newlt lllghlithtl Hollywood FUm Theater Cradle Of Liberty Chapter Picnic Is Held On Friday t3 MONDAY 8 30 Top Tunes and NfiW Talent 9 30 SheriU of Coebita ____ __ _ :.rtarold qa.ohtel, Karen Bacb~l, Jllhn McCarthy, Ferrell Shuler Judy Banett, Carolyft Bradford and Jlarh Lout1e Jones The Cradle or Liberty CbaP,ter Sharon Jones li pretldet~t ot the rnembera of ~he Children or the Am~an chapter Thii't)'-e1ght and euesta ......., Revoluhona had a pic-nic for 1 OPFIIID 'r XU lOUT members and guests at the !(id ~le port Roadside Park Frida-y '!Exlco CITY UP-flaul Mrs E E Hayes dlreeted acU weiRht !!:hamploa has bet~n I viHcs of th.e group and 1Ue$ls in .ea an Aut at b9u~ at l eluded Mrs Dale Dutton, .Sel\lOf Tel: , and J)J.i Nlal:l.t.ler• 1 president Mrs E E Hares rln~ llollltl. aald lit~ would Mrs Guy Neialer, aQIJtant•, Jtfr llibl then attiio111b tio op,~n",j . and Mrs Otis McChntoek ~rJ has be*• lltS!Atted yet A H Carpenter Mrs 0 P Kltln 1 Lolue, Forrest l:,...ol l I AnJta ~brll" Mrs John Kauff ~I rs Sttlrl e Mills '\frll Milton Hood MrR} Beulah While Mrs p(>arl Hoffman Mr~ Blanche YOU CAN SMILE I Hupton§tall Mrs babel Wine brt>nne r Mn Charlet~ Bennett ;o.Jrs Clifford Hayes Mrs Frank Chttsebrew Mra E L Hughu, I Mrs G~o rge Baker J.frs Gell 1 ~en 1n the face M11l ~r anri Sandu Mlu Rhoc:lo I Hall I ~ ~ndtng g1fls were Mrs James Pull• n Jerry Pullen Mn Cecil Btadbur} Mrs C J Rlrodet Mfl Jolm 1 yon.s Mrs T F Hawk1ns, Mrs G G Werner Mrs James Soudt rs Mt s Rom er Hartley MrN Paul Harbrecbt Mrs Ray. pi mond Luman Mrs John Mayer Mary I ou1s Jones dsughter of Mrs David Darst Jr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Ru..sell Jones has Nola li'~e been vrsthng Ned11 Brndford Mrs 1!:\erctl Baehner and 11'10 daughters Karen and Con me and her stster Mi.ir~ Schaff Columbus left toda} for a vac!it to n John VrODJHil son of Mr and Mrs John Vroman has been tll with a VIrUS infeCbOIL Dr Phlltp DeMain Akron and Rev C F. llovt. pastor of thl' hu aunt Mrs Vrctor Waelch\1 F irst Boptl!t CbW'ch optlred I (Lucy BoggM s) Bryn Alhyn Pa meettng or the ('hllrch rinance Mr .,.d Mrs Everett E Lambert, lloute X, Pomeroy, forme1 local residents have been comm1ttee with pra.}er Fr1day Frle~~dlu announcing the marriage of therr daughter, Jo Ann, 20 to vl.~rtlne frwnds here for se11eral evcn mg and llaiTy Houdasbelt ' ell Gillogly, 24, son of Mr and Mrs Fern Gillogly of Carpen da) s vtee-cha1rman presided The committee was reore:amzed ter, on Saturday, August 3rd Mr and Mrs Frank E:~stf:'p of The vows of the double-rmg cermony were read at 7 30 P Columbus are. spendmg the .,..eck and ofrtcers are chairman Frank end w1th her grandmother Mrs C Cheesebrew v1c chairman Milton M In the St Paul's Lutherat> Church at Richmond, Indiana, fJ Mrs David w1th the Rev Charles Masheck olf1clatlng F Hawkms and family and his Hood !ei!J'etary, D.n.st Jr For her weddmg, the bl'i.de wore a sJeeve1ess lavender mother, Mrs VIrginia Eastep and The committee decided to meet of satm and net, styled with a v-shaped neckline, a fitted gr111nd!ather Homf'r Mrght Mr and Mrs Eugene HarriS' were on the second MondiiiY of every Ice, and a gathered skirt She wore a white daasy-trimmed m Columbu .. Fnd11y t.o v1s1t Mr thrrd month wJth the tru!tees of and pearl earrmgs and necklace Her col'S8ge was an orchid and Mrs Gordon Harr1s and sons the church Plans were made ror The new Mr~ Gillogly, was graduated from the class and Mr and Mr~ Robert Harris a(1d1t10nal funds for e:c:peeted 1m prnvcments on lhe church and to of Harrtsonvllle High Schoo) and IS now employed as bo<>k· . and daughter Th1•lr children re ratse ttre general funds of the keeper at the Hotel Berry m Athens Mr Gillogly, a 1950 gra mamed here w1th thelr grandpar entli Mr and Mrs A R Hecox thurrh duate of Columbus H1gh School 1S employed tn the State and Mr and Mrs Robert Harris H•ehway Testmg Lab Mr and Mrs Wrlllam Knapp and They are now al home to their fnends at 121 East StaleSt son Brlly left today for a flshmg Athens Ohm trrp m Canada Mr Knapp who ls employed on a r1ver boat rs home for An exten~ed leave Ph 35·~. Pomeroy V D. EDWARPS, INS. Mrs Mary Walker Vmton and Mrs Guy Reynolds who has been Carol Ann Nev1lle da ughter of Ph 46.\', Pomero1 WARNE!f..IHLE, INS st aytn)!: m Athens wh1le attendmg the summer sessiOn of OhiO Um Mr and Mrs Charles Nevrlle of Mrs Joe Beegle, daught~" verlitty v1s1ted at the Reynolds Mason was honored on her 11th Ph 425·X, Pomeroy G E REUTER, INS home Frrday evemng Mrs Nma b1rlhday on August 8 wllh a party Plans for a Fall Flower Show Shirley and MISs Jan1ee WoUe were Columbus vtsttors recently Bland Akron and Yrs Goldie Ch1J held on the lawn of her home • were dtsc uslled when a comm1tLee Mtss Evelyn F1ck returned BARNES-SIMPSON, INS Ph 6315·X, Middleport ders Wde Hayesville are week Games were played and prtze!! from the Amateur G~trdenets home Thursday after a 'lsll at were won by GMrge Ray Van Ma end guests at the Reynolds home Burgess The Club met Fr1dav at the home ~~r Mt Atry N C w1th Mr and P K Russell left Fr1day for tre and Slephen POWNING, INS Ph. 1138 M, Middleport btrthday cake was decorated m \ ·~Mh',,';,_~",,'".c_e Lloyd Flower Show Mrs George Adams itnd Mr and Meadow Bndge W Va and will Tentative date 1s Ol'to Mrs Oltver Unroe be accompamed home Sunday by blue and pink and had candles Prt;.o;ent were Mrs Jess LYons 5-6 with pla~e to be announ Mtss Carol Ann Jll!epb of Zan h1s wife and daughter Kayte who HOBSTETTER, INS Ph !3!, l'omeroy ed later esvrlle IS the guest of Mrs C H have spent two weeks w1th ber ~tnd LmCia Ca&lo Sheila Walker parents George Van Matre Cuolyn V'lln Theme of the show wtll b-" Jesse and tam1ly PAVlS·WARNER, INS Pb 336·X, Pomeroy Mr and Mn Harold Bartels Mr and Mrs Dal e Ntcholson and Matre Stephen Burgess James ' Flowers Make the Ne:ws and daughters Marlha and Carolyn Burfiess Carolyn Zuspan Phylhs the shcdule wrll be announrr>d rn and daughter Carolyn of Youngs town are the gue~>ts ol the1r par have been v1sllmg Mr and Mrs Queen Rclha Wrtght Betty June the ne11r future Miles SbJ!hQg and ramliy at Ver Nevrlle Charles Neville and Ro Committee chatrmeh named are bert Nev11le million, Ohio Mrs Norman Humphreys Stag Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett tng Mrs Robert Rerbel JUd.,e have returned from Fostoria 0 and educaliOnal exhtbtt Mn where they v1s1led Lhe1r daughter Harold Lohse rrbons Mrs 0 P and son In law Mr and Mrs RoKlem and Mr& E S Schuaf pub gers and rn Columbus where they llclty Mrs Lloyd served a des vlszled Maxme and Warren Ben sert course to those u.. med abo\ e nett Their r.on Warren returned and Mrs Robert Coats a men here wzth them and went to Vtne land N J arter h1s w1fe and Mrs Rolhn Bearhs aurated by ber of the eomm1ttee sons, Charles and Stephen who Mrs Jack Rob.!lon entertained the have been vlstlng relatlYes there Put Councrlors of Theodorus Mr and Mrs Chfton Peak md CouncU Daughters of Amerle-a Miss Patty Ernury, Rlslna Sun lnd Thursday evening at her home v11lted Mr and Mrs Clarence Ca Mrs MarY B ~ines and Mn l' sey and daughterK the first of Ray Wtlson were colltributlng last week and ~r and Mrs James hostess-es Martin and family Freddy and The meeting ln charge or tbe Leslie RiSJng Sun are spending the pres1dent, Mrs Max Meinhart ~ week end at the Casev home opened wtth devotions led by Mr 11nd Mrs Harlan Kloes Lon Miss Erna Jesse After a short bu· . . . . . """ ...... - . , _ ..... . _ ............... withdon, have been vrs1t1ng Mr and 11mess session a number of games ..., ........ .,._, o l - wjlhoo>t chaavo or~"" h-imMrs Thoma~ R1lev were played and prizes awarded Mr and Mrs James Llttle •nd to Mrs Olan Goodwin, Mn Paul iNOUMiftt PNiectt CM . . . . . . - . . . , 111111111 terMI wllltr M TCFJI' . . . . cb!Idrern Yvonda and Rtdy and Grueser and Mr• Bernice Darst her mother, Mrs Can ie MuUord Refre~hments were served by and chl1dren/ Roger and Wilham the hoste8!lea to tbue ume4 left triday or a week end v1s1t above and Mrs Henry Reibel, ......... ._ .. Mtilr--.... '- MCIIII-.4... • tn Columbus Mn Addle Grueaer, Mrs Lelia Rush Philson son of Mr and Flint Mrs Albert Woodard and .,.....,.,tlwe.M...,...lO'al.r .... Mrs Ben PhJison wlll leave Sun Mrs Bentz Wolfe and one guellt, mo day for il: vls1t with h1S aunt Dr MISS Carol Ann Joseph of Zanes Kathryn Philson an rnstructor at VIlle MODIRN the Alabama Polytechme Insbtute Auburll, Ala Dr Ph1lson and Rush .... il ...... tlpllt'9 . . . • - IJ~A will return by car and she w11l VISit her parents, Mr and Mrs li'red Philson Portland and Jther mo Mr and Mrs Theron Johnson and famlly wm take Rush ROOMS to the Charleston an·port Sunday s - t h l .. iiWR.IIMiw.MI\ .... Ihat ........ . , _ and he Will fly to Atanta Ga and Mrs Vernon Weber advtsor of a w. tMn to Coumbus (,e. to meet h1s Jumor Garden Club which is spon ....................... wttlc_ aunt sored by the Rutland Garden Club Mr and Mra Ernest Covert and held an organtzlft10nal meeting at .. a .WMitw.a.-.ht•llllll:• '5 59 per mo. famly Charles David Betty, Bar her home m Rutland Fr1day bara and Vera will leave Monday Off1ceu elected were presrdent Tlte a JOOd look at the McCultoch for Zanesville where they will be Patty Young viee pres, On Turn ~ 0-44 • , , test Jt for balance, see joined by b1s father Arthur Co- er secretary Jane Parsons treas ...,. tpan r. II. family krMn I n - IIIIICI ..... a. vert for a trip to Lincoln Neb Kathy Thomu, reporter Sabra bow easaly it cuts, how little 11 wlntwr _ . _ . . _ •.,.... orovncl - . tl) VISit A/:k Roger Covert who Is Canaday telephone committee JoIIJu ... •89'7per mo •eflbL Then, chec:k the pnce of statiOned at the Lincoln Atr Furee etta Erlewmc )hchael NeLson and Base Ibis tou&h, apeedy lltde saw and Jean Ann Siders Pomeroy Cement B1ock CIJj They will meet agazn oh August . . c...... you'D arrtc II s I real buy t Pomeroy, Ohio 'l 22 at 2 30 at the Weber home- and fOD"Y any children m Rutland who are , _ .._......._ . . ,....... checbll ....... Easrly Outptrforms All Othtr lnrerested m nowerf, birds and ~---l)"'tci·Dri.e Sawll treea are lnv1ted to attend 900 Bel•• Good Mhc•d Hay Others present were. Bett)' An dY and Anne Sproute, Michael .50 eta. ~r HI• ""---,.------,----NicHolson Brenda Turner, Jane 0 ... ~ D ...... IOIUoM Parsons, Bonny Grate, Dennis N• ~al• l•ss th•n 100 bel•s ~.It0"'*.... 0 ........ ,... Dean and Donna Weber ' of trouble and loss . 1f you by f1re are full protected by Insurance Check your Ftre Insurance needs w1th us And be sure your policy covers the replacement value of your home and property Thtlnsurance Agenh Association ef Meig1 County I Check With You Carol Neville 11th Birthday Is Celebrated Amateur Gardeners Discuss Plans For Fall Flower Show POMEROY SOCIETY - --- Theodorus Council Meeting Is Held Thursday Night jiiSt a little cash SEEand USE IT AT THE FAIR Aug. 14-17 each mfmth buys a ....... ,...,...,.............. _,... . .. ....... _.............. . - _ ......... ....................................... _ ........ ... ~ ..... . •lintiJ• Nl~~:ht IKarl llld Kh:k Beck, Mrs. """· ..., ......... ,..,.-. ... .....,. _....... ....... 110 China Smith 1110 International flaybouse 10 00 Newa of tne ltn Mn Wlll b Anthony Mra 1 Jlarol rl Charw Mra Ruth Robm :o~on Mn Oert ld Anthony, Mn t tlltan MoGhe.&! Mrs Ed~n Bat· u Mn Jack Satterfield Mr1 Dana flam11ton Mr» Clarence (lark Mn J to( Archer Mr ~ Ra ymond Grimm Mrs Ht nry Null MHo uomer Jiytl!11 Mn Gt'ne Kaurr Mu Owen Rralton Mrs Rlchud Owen Mra r F. llo)1 Mrs Butke Bero Mn Kabd ll tnd~ anfl daughter, Jan ('Y \fr~ John Fultz and daujhter _ ........... .....,....w.·.....•....... lfl.ckr:t HoUSe Club 600 Fwc Star Fiftll 6 t5 Jqhn Laly Newa 6 30 Wzre Serv 1o::e 10 10 Theater :...._ 11 so Sign Of! home Ill Mmenvlllt! 'l"hunda]r Mr11 Dey Jl y~en lPrt J'rlday , '" afternoon for a \'lWtt 10 Orlando Ruby rayior ha~ returMd bome Wtth !~'in l..ou.u~ Manhardt laftrr a three weellt vl111 '¥ith fwr M1~1 R.a~:hrl Bale 'f tJ eontrncd to her home Rock ~ .. nngs Road 111\er and fa~nrb Mr apd b)' lllnE'&I Robf:'rt I H1tehif! who was 10 Ch11.rles Ingel s t~nd !lOa Jon Wt}'ne Wednes.Ja) Y.hrlt' opt"rat of C'hlre.ao bulldo1.t'r a11d takeu to tht' Rutland Junior Gorden Club In Officer Election 12 30 The Gretelf.en Wade Show 1 30 Movie Matinee 1 15 Neighbors ~110 1 00 Oral Roberts 1 30 Libernce :t! 00 TV Sunday Sebool :l 30 Academy 'l'boatt~r , 4 00 College News Conference SHE "lOOK l'llEIR ~Et. PICNIC TIME IS MILK TIME 300 Amertcan Bandstand 400 ~ll'tovn Club 11 119 Sign On 12 00 Faith lor Today 12 30 Bil Pi ..ture MAMA 8 00 1 Led Three Livea 8 30 Midwestern Hayride ..:1: Touch In Middleport -------- On Your MOTJ.IIi:R WIOH 1 lowed- · /1 7 00 "1 30 B 00 8 45 12 30 As the- World TtuDI 1 00 Our Miss Brooks 1 30 Houseparty 2 00 Bla: Payoff 2 30 Bob Croaby Show 3 00 BrlJbler Day :J 1~ Secret Storm 3 30 Ed,a:e of Nteht 4 00 Tbe Early Show 5 30 tour Esso RepOrter Helzer HO!Iprtal returned te ' Monday 4~ Hn Una Bartelt ot PDmerCF)' a.nd Homer J)lljht and dau a'hter ot Jtlddlepon t'ntt Lett One of these 9 00 $64 000 CbaUena;e 9 30 What's My .Une 10 00 Sunday News Special 10 U The Late Show 11 Lambert-Gillogly Vows Exchanged Church Finance Committee Makes Reorganization Supem.an \\ .. Jtl'lerea.'lt Sports Eye NBC N'ews Charlf's Farrell Sho ... Welh Fargo Twenty-One Arthur Murray Party Amaikur Hour SoWien of Fortune Blondie News Hetdlinec Nltewatcb Tomgllt ----~----- tiER OWN BKI::>OO a1o1o v- paper ~treaml'rs 1he dessert course crrrtlr' o• I color sehem(' M1ss 1 the ss me Rh oda Hall of lh t• Pn ulla CtHIC was rn charge or th e rePr t'attOf' for the even ng Guests Included M1 i'i Paul Smart nnd dau)!httr s Jean Sma1t Mrs Manning Kloes '1 rs GpnrJ Hackett Jr and her daughlcn Rose Mar 1e anrl l rntla Mrs La"ll. renee B1ng Mrs ;\lie n Hughe« Mrs Robert Mrlls Mrs A ll Pul - -- -er~ Thursd'ly enroute to Masrsnp ! 8 30 Alfred Hlteheock a., l•• IJ OG 9 30 10 00 2 00 2 30 3 00 4 00 4 30 5 00 5 30 6 00 6'30 7 00 11:50 tl. m. WI~~ I on I 30 WAS A YOLING Rock Springs Grange Plans • Fair Display 7 00 9 00 JO 00 10 30 Jl 00 1130 Sunday- Channell WJEH New York cl Blnlh•r.>t. n State of New York hll comt.~lltld \tltb thl lllwl el thla Slllt appllubl~ t,. thl1 ~~­ el Compaulel and l1 alllho rl~ I <ill IHII 1he currlnl )'ear to t.riHIICt lfl lhl• Illite it. IPP"<<Io'rl~t.e 11\lllneo (11 hl 1ur~.,. 1m Ule mutual pl1n ltll fl nanclel ccudltlon Ia 1ha•n by JU _,.. 111111 •t.IIWniOinl IO h•Y* blll!ll •• lDIIO.,. 11n Deeember $l tilltl .Amonn~ of ot• •ta tt !I-ll 180 Jl Amount ol Uab LIIti<'l h1Ciudtn ll re llllurllUCe re1er" ~1 M:l Zl Sur piUI fll84133 Oil lncaftMI Ill• 1he n•r liM, tllll a • J:xpenttt klre1 !OJ U,. JOUr I&». .l,(if.74HO:JIL .ru•y I tllll'f In wlliMI• whel'i!ol I ~r<t11ntco IUbacrtbld my nam• llld eau~ed IIlli "'" to " afU.:e<l et Calurn Ml1 Otljo t.hlo ""' lnd CIIW Arlhut I Vorl'l Sull!lril'llllndtnl 011 IIIAII'aJIOII of Olt.lv ~II) M i& 5 30 5 45 a oo ISlet. 18H ~4' 71 An our I ut o tulll p s(d up <u plht l l iOO 000 0~ Bu pl ' 1&47 8-d 7 Income lor th• yu r II B:ltl I US Expenditures f<1r the lUr! 1116tl ~ ~n :w Ju iJI 1 1!1111 1 ' w u n .. ~• '"'"" " @~ 1 nave hereunto subl~tlt>t.<l :ny name and a11""d m y s.>al lo be arrl>e d ~t C: ol~ml.ouo Ohio lh • day a'" \ID\41 A r h ur I Yo ~ St "c 1t.!n d~n t <1f I 1 \J ;tt<:tl of Ohu (8\'a 1 M Jl IIIIUrilll<:tl CWIIJir.ll~ Gf C>UOmtt CQ\111\} 5 00 12 00 The Dunt! R/lD&er 12 30 Town and Country 12 45 Film 5 UO You Are There 6 VO Mr LHstrlct Attorney 6 lO Buer- neers 7 00 The J1mmy Durante Show 7 10 Tuo'l For The Money 8 00 Gate tstorm Show 8 30 SRO Playhouse u oo Gure:moke 9 30 r.1>Iden Playh.ouse 10 00 The Late Show 11 00 Th.e Late Late Show tosoe\1 $11U!II l>JO 15 Au r<t1aa •mo unt (I f ll&blllllel ox,.,p l cop ltB( lncludlnl 1c sura n<e l <Jier~e ~~~~~M4.'1a Net 8tate or Q!l~ IIIPillnWnJenl at In IJI,Iranoe CaarnrlCAH 01' COioiiPLl ANCJ: Thll un'IMNW>fd lilup.r(r>l~nd ' " ' (tl ln.JUrauCoP of t'l<' Sin! ~ ot OII!G hei<'b)' Ollft!tlel that H<IJfle Mutull F( e t2 30 1 00 -t 30 Li(l on the Farm C.lpta1u Kanaaroo Mighty Mouse Playhouse 10 00 Lucky 8 Ranch tO 30 H's A. Hlt nl ol M'K IMb l ~ M 12 00 I 8 00 8 30 9 30 o f l noursm~ of lh<' !Hitl.e pf OhiQ lb~ II 00 I L 30 St..:n on Circle 3 Ranch Gumby Fury Capt Gall .tnt True Stor) Deteetlve s Diary i"ore.~n intrigue My LI.Ue Margie Basebllll Hopa Jng Cassldr Saturday- Channell h~ reby c..rllfler lhlt F arnwr• Lire II\ ou r~~o~~ce Com p1ny w huoe 1> hxlp•l uf flee 11 loute<t al Doo Mo!Un S\.8\e <II Iowa nna c<>mpll"<l with ll • la\\1 <>1 1hlo SlaW a.ppHc alo le to lt and 1• au ~hodud du rl ,: ll " c r enl ear I a ~••mn~t In lhll ~lui'-' l!o Qp prop rtala b\111111111 or tn• ur•n~Q Lt. nnandwl eu (! tlon II ohuwn b~ tiL• " r ual ~1a t.m...n 1 !.to hR'e bee n PI fallawo o r O..,.mbcr ~ Stalesmrn Qu~l!t>tl.: 5 45 New~ Pit tu1 ~ 6 00 TBA 6 32 CircU~'S BO)' 7 ou Steve Alll'n Show 8 00 Aleoa Hour 9 00 I he \\eb 9 30 Pt'ople Are f uut•y 10 00 News Headhnr ~ lO \0 N!le\\ollth 12 3US tgn Ofl WCHS-TV ChannelS Stlt'lol of Ohio .!lupe tn~nd~nt of In l~ lltllt:e CE1t111' 1CATE OF COMPLLAN C:!t Thoo u rd~r• II' w<l Supo l <ell<l w~N sa 1•••d•r 81 P-, 0 lo <tHend 30 9 30 10 utl I 0 JO 1:1 -. Mts, Jun Smart ..,.bu~e mur rla ge LO deorge Sufdall 1~ to b an event of Sept 8 was honortrl Friday wrlh a brt ('a l shower .Jt the MHtl'lleport Church vf Chmt The Prl!ICIIIa C1 l"de o f lhl" B H Sanborn MlJI~Ionary Soc!" I> spun aored the 6howt-r and wllre as~hl Pd by the oth~r t lleJes or !In So ctely Games were plaHd and pt IZ~~ won by Mts RaYlltOJ•d <Grltntl and Mrs Manntng KlO{' Tin shower pre!>ienl s wer c placed un a table decorated wrth mtntalllrt: green spnnklm& car11 under a larg(' grN•n at d wh1t~ spnnkler w1th a shower of gru~n and ~~obl11. ~ 30 Saturday- Channell a 2:5 Sunday-Chan•el13 The Daily Sentinel rr TO MEI!T AUG 15 Thl' Sunsht ne Sunday s cholll Cla~ s of the M~§on M etho d t~!\ Chu rrh \\Ill hold 11 nguJ.ar meetrng Au g 15 at 8 p m rr1 tht soc1al .room oJ the dnu~h llo ' teSlles w11l bt Mt.s Jo>an \\ ~r~W"r Mrs Lil ah Zerkle aJ'Id Mrs Enul:r Burgpss All tnln bn<~ are urge(! Meigs County Polio RIX'k Sprints Grana:~ met Thlmt dsy tlv.,ning at the Granfie Hall with Homer R.lte worthy muter prelidln• Two applicatloria for membership were approved Pl1ns were IJIVOTI!P TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS·MASON AIU!A m,de l~r a display booth at the IICH"ID S OWIN - GINIU~ MANAGII Meia• County J!'alr IIYNOLD I. GIIINI - IDITOII The eandy contest waa held with Chett.r L. Tennehlll, lteH Wrltet a,.m lclltor lfaliollat •UvertiJI;q navetentati'V,!o Bo1 &JAtlU.&imbaU. IDe... .... Mn Wendell Freeker at judJe ~Ava., New YoDII: City, 18, N Y. Mrl Rollin Radford reeelved ftrtt rlttere4 • seeoad c..... IDillinl mattlr ,.t the »>ft oUlee at Pull Mr• Hom•r R•dford second and Mr1 H~mer Rice third Glltlr ~re - 8Jib&ct1ptJOD Ololo ratea 'DeUnrJ b1 c•rrler wbere 1nilable ao cent. per pre!ltmted lb~ wmners by Mrs Ed Oil(! )'t!U' Ja adnnce at Tbe DailJ Sent•nil otfl.ct 118 80 1111 tl'!UUUlt, .80; three moattu, 90 BJ mOtor route wbU. aut!: ward Humphrey, ebalrman or the Horne Bconomics Committee 1M mODUI tt. lr mall one Jtar 18. 111: mcmtbl, $t.JI: tUM m . _ uiU!II moatll. II 1\efreahmenll were served at ~~Pu.::!l;""",r.""' ~oo• ..... 11r 'l'llo &en the clq1e Of the meetlna after whlc1'1 the aroup moved out 1lf the ';i"ij;rw ol~•.~:.~;;..lllc BQjl- olllct phoao • hall in preparaUon for the fair .i will he ht'ld ( uu ng tlll ('\ unng Oh.to ,., ~-- ------- { Pomeroy 1 An orchestra composed of Mrs Olive Ineraham Bill Chrrk Ken neth MeEJblnney and Russell Roush wtli play for the sho..- The f1nt halt of the ahow wUI carry out a Western theme arotJnd Dal t.u Texas PolnJ the emcte work -.Ill be Jobn Richmond of Pome Lorenzo Davis Becomes Student At Institute • ( fnd ) DOWN ~ " 7 " ' ' ~,, " ~ ( Be.by11 ~· ' ~.:abmt't god .llhlp ' 30 RadiO I ...... ., 12 Paddy :J!> Perl1h 36 f' erry. t ' El(pt'mll~ "~"•rd•7 27 Strai(ht. " ture 29 Camp ~ cru~t1 15 Solid \8 Empty xentl~'man TI!Ut ) Woun~ 25 Inn• ton bnCika s1gnal -· ~ l4 out l:l Depost. 17 Fretful )9 Dlatre11 who iaid lhat negohat1ons wert! or1 for a ,SAo; ~forage area ueMr ani mala 23 Charac t" II Hull lsym) / ''"hohl (Contlnut-d From Pa1• On•, ~~ HOUIIt 9 Jumpt l6 Ma•urium 26 HI Yellow .;hal !lyle 15 Slii.ble more for rehef than dance routine ° Galha $336,108, Hockt~g $25 6 &95 , N~l>le: costumes oil kinds comes to $164,371, arcordlng lo Mr A( ROS!i 1 Score!\ tt Chaa. l colloq ) 9 Unatla(hed 8 1n coatumina of P<~.raly sls 60 larger counties , mOJe than 13th-ranked the •roaring twenties" by Sandra Ingraham Lila Terrell Sondra Columbiana county with almost seven times Potta Vick1 Brown Mary Amberg the populahon of Pike er aod Hilis Clel•nd B1U G1bbs H th will make hit mitiaJ appearance ere are e amounts spent f01 relief by \\Jth the 1roup •JnfillJ ".Nill!on counties surrounding our own (recalling thJ( Dollar Baby' featurint 1 dane1ne Meigs spenl $164 371) cborua oo.,pooe4 of Paulo Sayre ' Judy Speneer Mtr)' AD'IJ:terger I awrence, 1,075,182, Athens $643,162 Sonda Potts Vicki Brown apd Lila Washtngton $S82 174 Ja"Ckson $444 550 Terre11 ln black seqwn trimmed 903 Rh odes' r e port Th1s IS w' • Miss Jean Smart Honored Guest At Bridal Shower Held Friday Lou Brys.on Is TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channe13 Day ':) k I bunals Thts ts 37 pel ce nt of the $230 988 791 spent by the rehef, Daily Sentinel Vaudeville Art •• For that basket lunch, don't forget mdk far Use Dairy Products SPRING HILL DAIRY Meigs County Home H•rr•nvlll• Rd GALLIPOLIS -· _--- ·..... ........... - ....._._... HAY FOR SALE all the famdy They'll Lave It I omo P..,...oy, Ohio s.. Su,..-lnt•nd•nt SPECIAL MElTING Tbert will be a special meet lna or the: Rletne P'I'A Monday eventn.g Augul!t 12 at 8 p m rn the Raeme Grade Soh4)01 All members are urged to attend Meigs Equipment Company, Inc. Wht,. Quality Is P•r•mount Cor 2nd and Butternut Pomeroy, 0 ........... . . -·- CALL 435 THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK C3MPANV 42 Years of ConlllluoUI Senlre PHONE 82 or 435 POMEROY �·. • I •• .;· • _., 0- • • • , ., \ '"I .. . ~'"T ~ -· <1-.i' l ' . -~ ~ " • ' ... ' .... ' • .-. " ~·. , - ,.,. ,.~+-··~·-·-···-~ • • Hainm, White ~Bat Reds To Win Over Dodgers ·~ ' • • ' en c:hateb 1iituation.s. last evenina: to a:ive tbe Redlell Little. Leaguera a finale victory over the gers Jn other final eam.es Rio· cine kept its second b lf e d . ~ r cor clean wtth a M-3 bouncmg or the Y.a nkees and Syracuse bumped the Parate5 7-4. , The Dodu;n~ h~d a one-run le.ad !n ~he fourth mnmg but. Don Betzmg I boys m~de lt 3-l 1n , the top of th~ 6th. Wtth one out D1~k We.r· ry was safe on an ~rror. ,Jim Gilbert was . safe ~n a fielders choice, •nd Wb1te tr1pled . Al~en Hamm then hOmered to make. It 3-1. _ The Dodgers came r1ght back 1_n the bottom or the . sixth to he tt up w.hen Bruce S1mpaon walke~, Denms M?Ore doubled , and Riehle Arnold tripled.. . In t~e e~tra mnmg the Redlegs blew It wlde open ll two walk1 and an error loaded the bases, a~d anoth~r error seared • run. White got hu second. triple and Hamm blasted out h1s aecund two-run c ' c--L Dro --· 8 T . Af Rail' • ~gs p I eat UIJS WICe ter Ies .n!f:S .-:i~n.!1 "::.".! t::'.!':.~ <tJ.::: :>•i(~~::.t~~~.~i;~:~.~ Phillies 6-2 To Hang Onto Fourth Standings m CINC U Dod· Howl'k JNNAdTI I roet ~~~ h.~s ~een . 9-3. ~n Redl Syracuse, Racine, Win Their Final Contests In Little League Baseball • 'c Cundiff (4). Duane Wolfe had three homers to end the season in glory . ud Johnson added a homer for Racine in tho thl' rd. Triples were bil by Bruce Beegle Rick Sar&ent. PeanuU. Wickline added a double in the 17-hit barrage. Yankee hitters were singles by Ker~, Norton and Boyd . Raeme ( l~l01! 2---25 17 0 Yankees 102 0- 3 3 10 Larry Price and Howell , Reiber (3). Bowen (LPl and Korn. home~. Whale, startina: pitcher for the Redlegs. fanned 11, Roberts fanned two. and Spencer one . , Redlcg1 .. 000 Ofl3 6----D 7 1 Dodg~rs 000 102 0-----3 2 ~ While, Spenecr (7) fWP) and Spencer . M. Hamm {7). Roberts. Sprou"e (7) (LP), Arnold (7) and Curd. SYRACUSE WINS Syracuac Little Leaguers wound up their :~eason last evening against the Pirates with ' from-beb!nd 7-4 victory with four walka and doubles by Mickey Winebrenner and George Cundiff ~orne. Bowles Offered $500 To s.·gn The Middleport Redlegs Pony tea m took a well played game from tne Phillie-. Friday eveninl!' 6-2 behind a one-hitter pitthed by MAnley aJ'Id Hindy. I Redlegs could get only four hits off an assortment of tour _hurlers, Mitch, Harttnger, Shafte!" Knapp and Mitch again. Manley fanned nine for the Rcdlegs, Mitch t_h.ree and Hartin ger two ror the losers. The Line score : Phil lies Redlegs 000 '020-..2 1 3 002 031-fl t 3 Meigs • Ail-S tars PJay On Monday pf0 Contract Jim Bowles, pitchcr·.'liug.g er or the !Stale champion Middleporl High School bast~ball teAm last spring, has bN!n offer~d $500 to sign a Cin<'innati ltcdicg~ Clas& C ~rofebsional contract. John l'arsons said toda y. Bo.wles attended a tryout camp in Carnri!:gc , o ., earlil'l' this week with tearnrm1tes David Hindy and .Jr. Kennelly _ Parsons indicatrd thr contract was for 1958 uud would be with ~he Wausau . M ~ nn .. team . Bowles will make up h1s nund in a cou· pie o[ w~ek~ about signing after atlcnding one or more camps to he held by 11thr:::r major league · r p -d organLza lOJl5, ;u·son.s sm. attendin~. IY UNITED 'REIS AMERICAN LIAGUI Robert Roberts ~aid today the Me)gs AII.Stars Little Leaaue team wiU · play IrontOn at 8 p. m. Monday evening in' the Wellston Invitational Tourament, Middleport All.Stars, piloted by Woodrow can, will play at 6:45 p. m. Tuesday evening. Opponent w!U be New Bo8ton. lOB FILLER HONORID CLEVELAND UP-Bob Feller wlll be doubly honored here Sunday when he is formally ad· mitted to tile C1eveland Indians' Hall of Fame and also will be presented with a plaqUe for his work with the National Foundati f f til il 1 1 on o 1nan e f~rayss. I Chiua:o BoJ.ton Baltimore . . Cleveland . . . . Detroit Washington K.ansu Clty . . ' Touch-and-Go,., ~io~!d s~~e~~~~:n~t:~. ~~~moo;~;. I I New Furniturt $299.00 BAKER I FURNITURE M<~cAfel', 1957 Jltlmiral., / { ... ·'". .! .:;:-t SIZE8.10XI5 I US! • • •· V D Edw,rds \ Ja4 St. Phou 35-X 3122. 8·1Q-6tJI (11) Wonted To Buv Used Coal furnaoo 22" or 24 '; Pr£.>fer with pipe. Jaml's Bearh ~ Rt. No. 3. Pomeroy, 0.' B-10.3tr ' 141 F;;;-R;;,,.;, . -- . . -- --· ~ • " . • "A~c ~·· lee MalV • "Liferuard" IDalde Dootr Release • No De&ooliq Ever .;ee a complete Uhe of 19ST Aflmlr.ai.D.uai-Temps Today~ . . A.SSOeiATEb. .. RADIO ' Pomoro)', (), E. '· ' ~IN .\ . PO&L'!ROY ST. - . I ·"' f RIGHT ·N,.,O,VW.... . ' . . . . ·~ - . - '- -·' SEE YOUR .AUTitORIZED / . I Pont .\ .I .. , CueltltJ. flU/ft Daily Sentlnel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, o., Alif. IO, t!lll"--4 JA,~1!!_<100GLE and SNUFFY SMITH T"ANI<V, JUGMAIO'" HI!RE'S ~ LETTER i BEEN SORTA ·I FOUNt> Poi<!O IN l.OOKIN' RlQ rrOUR MA ILOOX BY Wr-IAT DO 1T SAV IF I AIN'T TOO NOS<' 1 UNK •P'OOTSJE•' FOOTSK-1? ' ) TAI..o~ NEWNITED STATESKI! '"'\ WE BUY I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO - - iNUr';l;;; ProteeUo~ COMPIJ!:'l1E lJfe. Autc·. nre, Polio. C1U Dor BOX 229 __ ILU WUD Lac!y to watc~ children during the day. Call Pomeroy 128 after 5:30 P. M. 8-9-Bie 18bl Auto.<:-;~ice-;-1. R. ltAWt.v;a/i soNs· c". _ 21 hour '-l'utket ! Servl.ce, oa,. 62?.7 NiJ~,JJ.t Phone DODGE · PLVIIOUTH DEAL>'JIS 3 I II WaDt·~d-PAPER -----( 19) ·Business -- ......-, , - - - , . - - PING PONG TABLE Phone !H4-¥. ,...,.,.,, Ohltt Rodney Downing · for sale . 8 5 6tp - -- - - - --·- For Hire! .,...,. • .J~· ~ .. H.:Uir :~ . or GRAVELY Service. R. A. ~Jain St., Pomeroy. 11\'~URANCI! AGENC\' ltllr~. Automobll•, Hultla ACCIOINT ~lh. Cawalty and ....,. Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT. 01110 6UUI PHONU 63U H.~~Gn\G- ·25 ye:t."S experience. Free e'l'l mates, L. V. Reisinger, Racln • Box 124, Ohio. 7-~" FOR SALE - Apples. New lla.· ven Orrhlll'd, New Haven. Phone TU·24688. 7-29H ' ,_,, """' It, :11. CaK Wm. Gr....-. ltclt ··"""" ( 181 EmplcTyment Wanted l=or Scie CANNING tomatoes $1.25 bushel. Bring containers. Janet •1anP'"•"in-11'".-g-. · -,-,.n-lir~~ exteriof ucl, Racine, Oh io. 8-6·litc Available now. Rate~ reaaon· able. Homer Braley , Phone aai·Y FOR SALE - l'eaehes. Ne\i> Ha· ven Orchaid , New Haven. Phon ~ =-~--=.,.,---~- 8 ~ . !21< Tu:24688. 7-29<f __ · ~--e... IIJLitoond 11. Middle Aged woman who needs home to be COJIIpanion £or middle-aged lady. WM-te P. 0. Box 45, Pomeroy, Ohlo. a.a.12tp Phone 803H. ~9) ... ano••••• ......... ..._.. ContriiC,... (2 1) Reo! Estate :::---- Do you want a business. lA MotelTavern-Carry Out, Grocery, Gil~ ~latibn, Restaurant. Check our list we may have what you want nt the price HiU want to pay. Earl 0. Mender ~ .. Realtor. Pearl Parker, Agent, Pom· eroy, Phon.~ 201. 8-9-3tc ~ ·~- ........ l'or s31e: ' If rOOm house, bath all rnod<'rn. COlli ::171 i. ~t:l. rt F.:.lls. 8·7-3tc eGradlnJ • Ditch Dig~na Good shape. Sales. Phone Street. IM Motorcycle kADIO 6 TEL£VISION SI!:RVJCE, Brown Tractor Pboa• '!.:)0, Cleland Appliance 334-J E. Main Store.. 118 Katn St., Pomeror. 8-9-6tc Z.28-tl' ' · w. We neerl listings. If ~·ou want t') sell your hom~. farm or busi; ness, see us. All !astings w&lcon~ and given p1·omp\ o.tten· lion Earl 0 . Mender Sr. Realtor, Pearl Parker Agenl. Pome-roy, Phone 201. 8·9-31l' Legal Notice NOTICE 0~ APPOINTMENT Estat• of Edward Kl"l. De-=•,.ud Notice is hereby given that Edith E. King, whose Post Office address is Star Route, Chester, Ohio, has beeo. duly appointed Executrix of tbe Estate of Edward King, de-ceased, late of Chester Township, Meigs County, .Ohio. 7 2 Dated 195 . Judge of t,he Probate Court 1 Meia:s County, Ohio (8) 3, 10, 11', 3tc th~ 0 :~hc~aja~~~ul,v. l PHON& 101-Y (8) 10, 3tc Mtlta, lrliddle;ort, Oblo. l'EI<NUTS ............... ~ .............._.~., ........ ....... I' --~;:r. ' ·! ~4§ I 'JL....... .......... ltwtlt............. lll'i ................... ~:¥ ,? .- .~wi~~.:r·• ' TELEVISION «;and Barry 'lioWler, Owner .' I ;' Trading's . Terrific - _! =-:::::=-== I ... ~ Insurance 48 passenger Studebnker school QUICK ·SICRVJCE on Wlltllh &ebus. Crosley Refrigerator. Both patrtna bJ hetor, Tra1De4 watchmaker, CGU.tiNI JEWE. sell cheap. Bob Adams, Letai1 8-10-Btp _ums, Pomeror t.a-tl Falls, o . '·\ ·-- .. .....,.... TAN Harley-David~>on · feel like 8 mffill)ll-inltead of 8 million otilera,?,; • £zoluslve Duol-~Zleuip · • uMalic Rayn Lamp $15,95 ' PbU WUUamaoli Auto Sales = AND PONTIAC ·HAS ALWAYI BEEN 'tAMOUI AI ONij OF AMERICA'S TOP TRADE·IN&l' So why~ look _and Your Old RelliJentor 11 worth ·uoo. or more on lhil Re· ' lrlgerator. Fireatone Dlatrlbuter W. Mila St. 995 NOW S ONLY Williamson .Oil Co• . ~ ef AD Type• Bee&le. Femall!. Brown Goe • bw ltlil _it!KS, blark body. s Y nume of ·'Hools" $5 r~ . I --- - ,-------· ward . Cali 1S9-M. Chrome 8 ~ Btc Uoiversal Gu Rangt' , - - - -Dint-It(' Set . Both Ju uce-llent (8) comUtion . C<~U Radtle 3441 or I wear • Pontiac Prlc-. Tag ·-yet none give• JfOU AnY 110mparison imd ail on-the-road teet to prove that Pentiac llerformanci atanda head and Jbouldera at-e anYtmna iD the low-price fietcl!( MODW~1d0 YOU EVER HAD. <:;~SULT hilbY bed 110 Mar,s-bell Miller Sr., Route No: 1. Middleport. 8-8-3tp Canning 'j.'omatocs1 $1.00 pel' bushel. Pick your own, brin,:: your own {'Untainer~ . Virgil Walker, Lclart· Falls, Ohio. TE~ITES EXTERMINATID .:8-,_8,_·3:.1:.•:. · - - -- - - ___, For free tnspeetion phone 383·M • Gilmore Supply Store Pomeroy: Ta~e over pC~.''mcnts on 141 ton I All work guaranteed.' }, ully inSir condili~r.er. Thi~ year'!'!; mt· sured. vaughan's Industrial and de_l. "h paid for. Fife Refria:er· Residential Termite con trol Service, St. Marys, w. Va. 72ft tf atlon. Open evenmgs. 8·9·31c PONTIAC'S PERFOR. . .CE TOPS THIIUT THE SMALL CARS CAN OJFER IY A WIDE MARGIN; . Your POntiac dealer can give you 8 complete facto-ancl-Agu~ell, STOP IN- GET ·A FREE TIRE INSPECflON TODAY AND.. DRIVE OUT' WITH THE BEST DEAL ON 1'1RES •• on"" l-ar~~:e ( 20)8usiness Servl't:.es to bracket the bumpe inltead of riding the'ml And tbll utra length) shows up inside, too, with plenty of lltnlteh-out room for ob:-foo~• PLUS TAX AND YOUR RECAPPABLE TIRE lftY Ume. Be pre- ~ READ THIS STARTLING FACT~ 5 out· of 10 Smaller c ••• POJt.TIAC GIVES YOU ' TO 7 INCHU . i MellE WHEELBASE. Here'• utrn length where it countl..;;;, This Super Sale, Supe Silent, New llfLUllo Super ~ ChamPiQD witb lho famous original equipment, laded· trood design. SALE PRICE , Doni let dl111ler strike you Ill the poeket book. Fire, LiJhtnlnK or damoge moy $12~ . Phone Cheshire H4.7r c HERE IS A SAMPLE • 8-8-8lc While IM•teiu Cow...!re•h ' I PONTIAC GIVES YOU UP TO L"' MORE SOLID . CAR PER DOLLAR. Not one of the 1111oller can can pve you\ the heavy-duty co~ctiou, the roe4'h~glng haft andr~ eecurlty of Americn'l'Nwnber One Road Corl EVERY TIRE IN STOCK IS SALE PRICED ---and we're really trading hith· . Terrific Bargalnl in tubed or tubele111, Nylon or Rayon, black ar whiteblack. • DISASTER! - II .-- r VIRGIL WAMS EY \.. TIRE SALE GAS Range Dealtr • t111t '"" gas .,m,.., q Feu~- 3213. 1 ond up- • Truck Loa<lina: Equip eat • Back-.Moe Servtc:e ,nurnp Truck Servlee of Pontiac'• Advantage• . . OUR BIGGEST FIRESTONE loo Your (~) l.05t st;;j h b~U t·ie~ tt po~~~Y'S HY re-enlist in the small-Car army?.·. . _ Up-Sid~-Down Dual-Temp •••• •••1, ...... ,. ••• ,. •••t· ~ Terry Kni~t sia~ed lfl'nd aeored Buffioaton and WerrJ. Knljbt ttole second and Bill WUton, who bad rut a tremendous triple in the second inning, was purposely paued. 4 29 your ,ll'pet,, "''' hohtt-r)' (·leaned by lh~ modern clf'aning mPthod .,11h 1\t'ri'ted Or)' .t"oam . Qukk ly and ec (Jn oOPPOJITUNITY lltNOcJ(I- • .....,. mh:all)' rtthl In your owu i O Often 8 property COmtJ up fo-r horm• Work 1uaranteed. 11dl sale , wonc'erfully louted but ftutlllnd 2.o-23 . 8-I0-6t c needma wOI'k in all t IIQ!Jiillrt· ment1 , that will make- a Woncler· CONCBETI BLOCQ !ul return on tne Jn.-e.t,roent Sueh a ptoperty, 22 a~ra~~·. 1& f rated oo tho River Rood tbOvo Racine with an u!d lor hoult' GRIJE8ER BLOCK CO. with 7 rooma, another 4·rOOm ~ouse _in tht' back, a utility bulldl llli with a cellar, 1 Jood a:molt MIIM Nertt. .t Pemlt...., blirn, :tevertl old fruit trees. Ap. proximately 1~ acres tlllable. Pri(•ed at only $3&00.00 and ran ITIIUCTUUL I tiAMI he bouRht with a down payment 1 IICRA' IliON- ..ITALJ or $1500.00. balance Uke rent. HIGHWAY PROP&JITY - 5 aere 11 li!OOd level land 4 mile1 from Pomeroy. 6-room howe with ,...._ 110 • bat!'! , enclosed pore.h, and very ~eM.,_ ~ood cella!'. lfenhouse, crlh, and ~Jarage . $8000.J)O. Thh is the type of 1 property so oflen wanted and Good Clean Uaod Cats seldom fot:nd. All Makea and MO<!ili FARM - 25 acres wilh 8 acre~ I bottomland, balance in pasture . Several fruit tr~ea . 8-room hOU&t! w~th bath , natural gaa, and eler· t'r1city . Barn. cellar, nnd milk· Muse. 3 miles from Mirtdleporl and lh: mi1e from Route 7 with bu.s and !he Ohio River. Total prtc~ $6000.00. Can be bought iar~mpi.oa IN~oce Ateac, with $1500.00 down payme-nt, Middleport. 1'1,. • Auoomol>ll.; and the bAlance $40 per month . lloods. ....... .:1111-:1 ..., CUCKLER REALTY SPECIALS .- DAILY . sp~~~~;e ~~;~:o~~~· • W•'th Skt'lled Calls passing l in w~n .,...., c..lr1 • co~nplet• f ••411 itepl ' A two run homer by llly PoulS:t,oi lin in the seventh inninr proved 1'7 ~ be the difference on J'rlday 18 28Y. nta:ht 1.1 the Pomeroy Pony Lea· 31 Y. gue AU Stua downed the :Waha· ma All Start 8-8 in a IOGSeb Hotel Martin NEW YOHK UP-Juan Su\vato ' 4 12~ :a EAT and DRINK . AT TO PLAY ON HILl o{ Granby, Conn., will defend her profeniunal nll-rotuld casting ' Tc P~meroy-Pt. Ploasant OVA championship in the annual nagame will be played on th.e Chiltional champion"hlpR al Barberdl'(!l\1' Home n~.:w bBJieball cHaton, Ohio, Aug. 19-2~- She will N!· mond Sun<lay, Phil Colllna, Pomc present th.e Fl~hcrman magazine. roy skipper, Hlid today. Game ·for whom she wor~ In Atl advl•;time Is 2 p. m. Or)' capacity. ....... . .IU3 .53:! .495 .491 .481 .385 .355 50 M 5:i :s:l 8'1' 69 I M !, 6 monlhl old, 2 cowl, 19:11 Hu~u.rt.,. for Mel A Ford Seoda!l. See LOr· ~"'lnl!e LUJi.ilJe _ Lane Ced&r ~nzo ?•vis at L 6: Z. $bop. ll4 ~el1ta - LAU WlDdow :rant- , ourt ISL., Ppmeroy. 8--lP..tlt.c lek li ire Refria:erators, · 'Dt RU>'al Dod&e IJ20tl A~ . •r urnlture, Middleport, Ohle j dltlon by owner. Ph~ne - Racinn~ l Frankte Robinson nlso bit for the circuit In -----the. lid-lifter. In the. nightcap. Chicago led 3·2 ' the eaghth lnmng Frank Rohinson led off with a double CHit:AI.O UP- An ":~ld man 's Stars gained only se\'en yarda and was later kn,cked in by rook know·hnw '' pulled the New York ru,.hing and 62 passing and but ie Joe Taylor's single. Gua Bell Giants to a 22·12 win over tht' for Pai,i.e Cothrenll 24·Yard field followed with a single and Taylor 1957 Co llege Ali·Star:s iu the 24th goltl they would have been held went to third. AI\ infield out scored battle hctwe•·n the b<'sl of the scoreless. the rookie outfielder and Roy MeFOH prO! and the standmn co\h•gians. . . . Millan singled hOme Bell. Chucking Charlie C!Jncrl,\', a 331 Cllthn:n. rrllm ~lsSI!IIIPPI als~. WHITE SOX WIN year uld Mississip(li311 with nine . kh:-ked. a 12·yard field goal earl I· Don't look now, Casey, but your year of cxpcrit•ncc with the Sn I er, while another eoutherncr, lead is r;hrinking and the While tiona\ Footall Lcuguc l'hampions, Billy Ray BArnes o( Wake Fore:-t Sox figure there's Btill Ume to wa~Led no motions in !.purring his ran two yards for tht1 Ali-StLn- take the Yankees to the cleaners. team from behind to win . I toucMown. Casey Ster.gel has been warning His chief asHistanl.s were Ben Barnes was the running threal the Yanks all along they can't afAgajanian. :-18. a p:o~cc·kicking of the collegians, .pleklna: up 60 lord to relax and it they think he specialist , nml Ken 2B. yarJs In 11 carries with one rush waa all talk, he .:an show 'em the tm The DrlgJnest Comel an end. MacAfee , who has a\•er- I of 29 yarda, to lead all ball car- · _American Uagti! standing today ID Middlt'!port aged one touchdown for every r\ers In averaa:e galna. •w'_"h~ie~h',!':POI)li~n~l:'"_I'P_'l~h~e_'f~ac~t~l~h~a:_l_:th"'e:'i':.r~~~~""'""'""'""'~""""'"",.' [our. pa!I~C:~ cnught in pro compeIt was the l'ltll win for the pru .... titioh, )lauled in onl y three of team in Lhc annual .• arne. -C onerly's efforts l''riday night, Friday ni!i:ht't> crowd of 75.000 two of lht!m wcnl fur· touchdowm got almost a5 much exercise as but on p:ains of 36 and 10 yarda. the playen as rain ~ell for 30 When Conerly's pa ~s ing attark minute! before the kh:kof(. de· ~lipped, Agajaninn proftue!ed. In laying the game for 10 minutes, addlliun to makin~>: the conver- and on four separate occaaiORII sions after ea,·h touchdown, h.c later. Each 1ime tho stands vir· hooted ridrl goals uf 33 And 4:i yanls, lhC' tntlt!r only one yard tually emptitld. short oC the A!I ·Slar Gamc record. Coach Curly Lambeau of the In ali, Conerly hit un ei~~:ht or All-Stars, who 11Uffcrcd hhl third 17 pa :<~se~ for 124 yard&, lllO!it Of defeat in the ga1t1C and his .see· the Gi~tnl.s pa~~in~; ~nin.~ of 160 ond as the collegiate coach. yards. blamed the rain f11r 1he losA. ''It This ~URCIUng group. though, ruined our offense," he said, "be · had to shHrc honors wilh the de- cause we wCre geared for splittense . In 1he second huH the All second timing ~~o nd we couldn't do - ·- - -- - - it on the wet field ." DEFENDS CASTING- CROWN •' M 4) M M 53 51 d 38 Poulin's 2-Run H~mer Was Outch Hit In Ohio's9-8 Win Over Wahama Stars . Frli!My't R..ult1 d lead alice from teven Chicago IS Detroit 4. J 1 Inn :~~~~h::•A:~ uude.r the Hghb That loaded the bt'les agaio games o our_ Baltimore 4 .New York 3, nit.e Only a few days ago. everyone Poulin's blow a:sve the Pome- and Gary Moore's ground baU to was talking about another PtO&- Kan.tas City 3 Cleveland 2, 13 roy te.m 1 9-8 lead golnt into second which got away from Da.le tn·nings, nlte pective Y•r.kee runaway but now the last of the seventh when the Justis scored all three base run· they're buzzing about how the Washington 8 Boston 0, nlte Pomeroy infield came apart at netl. never-say-die Wbile Sox still have Sundtoy's Gam•• lhe .seams and eommitted four Sinl!lles by Gene Johnson. Da· a chance and how those amuing Detroit at Ch.icago errors to allow three Wabama vid Jobnson, Richard Mulforij. Baltimore Orioles have bounced Washington at Boston, 2 runs. and Jim Hannum. one Pomero! back to take over fourth place un- New York at Baltimore Wahama )umpea to a 2-0 lead error gave the Wahama team two der Paul Richards' uncanny direc- Kan~~aa City at Cleveland 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE in the first inning when Eimer runs in tbe fifth. tion. W L Pet. GB Van Meter walked and II(!Ored on The Orioles, as a matter of Ralph Clark's long fly ball. Clark W.tba~a added annther in th~ fad, used tfJe Yankees as a step- Milwaukee 66 42 .611 scored on an error later. sixth when Ken Dodson led orf ping stone to fourth place when St. Louis 62 45 .579 31,; Pomeroy tallied five timer.: in ~tb a single and ~avid Roush Brooklyn !U 47 .M5 5 they came rrom behind to beat P. · them. 4-3. Friday night. Cincinnati 60 49 .5:>0 61,1;: the third Inning to take 1 lead trap~d to center f1eld . wh.ich they never gave Up. Bddle BiU Wilson hurl~d for . rom ~ The White Sox, still determined Pbiladelpbia Ml 50 .537 8 Buffington led off witb a walk roy and ga""e up etght hits. H ~ Catcher Smokey Burgeu high· to make a race of it, defeated the New York . . . 49 61 .~ 18 and Mike Werry lingled. All were faRI'Ied slx. and wali{ed four . lighted Cincinnati's opening game Tigers, 5-4, in 11 innings, and · Chicago 39 69 .364 26'11 8 000 100 3--9 7 victory when his three-run homer Washington, whicb has caught the Pittsburgh . . 37 70 .346 28'4 sale after Eddie Bartels was aafe Pomeroy On a flelder'a. eboiee. Wahama 200 tt21 3-8 9 3 capped a four run outburst. The winning spirit, too , blanked BOJ. Fricbiy'1 Rnultl Redlegs put together four singles ton, 8-0. Kansas City beat Cleve· New York 6 Philadelphia 2, nite aid a double for another four run land, 3-2, in 13 innings. B~ooldyn 4 PiltsbuJ!.gh 2, nlte eighth Inning to win the nightcap. Over In the National League, .tlwauke£ 13 St. Louis 2, nlte Joe Nuxhall Wa:J tne winning Milwaekee inereased its: lead to Cmclnna.li 9 Chicago 7, Ist twl pitcher in the last game after 31h Jtames with a 13-2 ahellaeking Cincinnati 6 Chicago 4, 2nd nite Johnny Klippstein was credited or St. Louis. as ·B rooklyn Ueked .Sundar's Game• with the Ope,Jle-r. Pittsburgh, 4·2 and the Giants beat Philadelphia at New YOrk ON THE BANKS OF THE BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER The two ,·,'ln.! broke a 11lx game the Phillic 5, 6-2. B~klyn at Pittsburgh 2 victory streak by the Cubs and Bob Nieman drove in all four Chtcago at 'Cincinnati 2 enabled Cinrlnnati to hold on to of Baltimore's runs a ~ainst the Milwaukee at St. Louis Business Man's Lunch 40e frOm 11 A. M. to Z P. M. their fourth place position. Yankees. Nieman connected for 24 in an MG In the opener, Chicago got to his 11th homer in the fourth in- 21 through Aug. CHICKI!M IN BASKET, FRENCH FlUES, Redleg starter Vicente Amor for ning and ..then lined a three -run EXI8! it . was anno\Wccd today. 1 BREAD & BUTJ'ER, COFFEE or TI!A U.OO three runs in the first but the double off loser Whitey Ford in Moss orlgmaHy had Deen schedul-1 Bor Open DouY Except Sundar 7 A. M. to ! A. M. ., RedS' bounced back to til" the stOre the slr.th. Lefty Bill Wight was ~d to try for the record bcginn4-4 in the bottom of the third. the winner with eighth-inning re- mg Aug. 13. The Redlegs went ahead with a lief fr.om G~orge zuverink. run In the fifth, only to have the ;::--Cubs come up with three runs in ' SEEKS SPEED MARK the aeventh on :'Ungles by Jim DolNEW YORK UP-Stirling Moss ger and Bobby Adams and Bob of BrUain wlll attempt a . new Refrigerotor~Freezer for W L Pet. Gl 70 38 .615 New York P. ; 1 e oeca ona v1st rom_ e r relative&, and today the Cinc:1nnaU Redlegs are- certa.lnly glad their "c:ouJln" Chicago i.lf in town. After three straight tosses to league leading Milwllukeee, the Reds bounced back Friday with 9-7 and 6-4 wins over Chicago in a twi-night doubleheader. Today, Cincinnati and the CubS play a slnglt" game with knuckleballer Hal J£>£fcoat opposing Dave Hillman of Chicago. Friday's double win was a comeback affair in the eighth. inning of each game. in~: ~t!~('~ t~~kt~~ f!~~r:~~ tead '·Old Man' Connerly Beat·Stars in the nrat Inning on .alngles by. I __.. Menchini, Mder , Tom Shasteen , Ciln '"d Bmnel. John sh .. teen doubled ind Knight was hit. Syracuse picked up tbree in the third on singles by Winebr~nncr, Gary Jenkins , a hil batsman , a walk and one error . Winebrenner had two for three, wilh a double. Syracuse PndOO itg play with 8 6-4 record in the !econd half, ex..adly reversing Its first half record of 4-6. Bnsnet fanned five, Mench!ni one, Meier nne. Williams fanned two. Louks eight. . The team, except John. Harden , ill, enjoyed a wiener roast at the roadalde park with these parents Mr. and Mra. Jack Wil· llama, Mr. and Mn. Don Li.ale, Mrs. Hood, Dan Winebrenner Mr!l. Glen Cundifr (who gave a ca'se of pOp) a~d Mn. vh~ Sisson. Plratca • 400 000---4 8 4 Syracuse 003 04x- 7 6 6 Baunet (LP) Menchlnl (ft), Meier BASEBALL RESULT Fo~, Sole Rn<fordo 2 Bull Col· l!tve ( 1) Notices _:_::,_ 4-DaDy SenUneL Pomeroy·Middleporl, 0., Aug. 10, 1967 · LEGAL NOTICE Bi_ds will ~I! receiwd by the un· ders1gned for the .1ale of hOUiif' and ?the_r property owned by Dora Romu~e m Dexter, Ohio . Property appraised at $6,800.00. Underal&ne~ will se-ll same to the hiJhest bidder at a price which must be ap~roved by the Probate Court or Me1gs Counly, Ohio. This home is located in !he country and is w~rth severp l times the appraised pnce. SYBll.. EBERSBACH Executrix Pomeroy, Ohio (8) 10, l:l, !3, 14 Hi, 16, 6tc GASOUNI ALLJ!V Thaf~ a ha\.g LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF Stuetl r11tle job there. WhBf wiU it do? • AUTOMOBILE Notice is hereby given Lhat 011 Wednesday, August 21. 19 ~ 1 • be tween the hours of 10:00 a. m. and 4:00 P m • the undersigned will offer . for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand at Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales Pol!'eroy, Ohio, Lhe following de: ser1bed car, to-wit: One 1953 Ford convertible Coupe, Serial No. B3FC239684 Date this Bib day of August, 1 7. GENERAL MOTORS AC· CEP'!'ANCE CORPORA· TION BY: J. W. Hynes Ll'r'TLE ORPHAN AN Nll!i '11/ 00 (8) tt. ~ ....,-. . LEGAL NOTICE Bids will now be received by lhe undersigned on lhe home formerly 0 Wllr:!'l by Dora M. Bearhs in Kerrs Run, Pomeroy, Ohio. Pro"erty appraised a! $1.600.00 and canno.t be sold (o!' less than Appraised pme, subject to the approval of the Probate court of Mei~s County. Ohio . Hugh Bearhs Administrator \"8} 10, 12. U , 14, 15, 16; 6tc A TEST~~ J6~sortt.N 10 FEET, . St•~ of OMo, SupeMDt.endenl ot h!-· lur&n<>e. CERTIF ICATJ: OJ' COMPLl• ANC& The u~d~rlll&ned, flupeMn~lld • enr nt rn.uranee of tht' SUit" ot Ohio hereby .,.,rtlflu lhU Na\1 . Horn. Llhi A•<ur_ Co_, who"" prtnetpal ot(lrll • ID<!at.ed at SL Lot>ll , State o! Mllaaurr, hal eompltlld with lhe tun of Hit• State aopllcable to u and Ia avthor1zerl durlna lhe eu rnnt re'ar lo trallll.-t ll't 'thll St.lte Ill eppropriBI.* bQIIIIH'U or ln.~uran.,.,. Ill rtnanelal eondtUon 11 aho.,.l't b)! IU IIUiulll netament 1o ba¥41 hen .. fOllD'Oo'l an December lll. 111111 AIIMilililte &I!IOunl or evellable •-uo ••.6ll0,.,.5. n: AiUirtlete amouat 01 Uabllllle. leaeept c.pltal), ln<lltUIID& l'llllliiUt&nc:e 1\elf!rvt, 11.148,9111.1111 N•d j "-" ,lr,:UJ,828.U: Amount or ..-.tua1 paid-up oar,:tal, nso,d.OO; 9urplu.. ncome IQI' lh• 1ur, 11,- Uat,UB.~; ua,m.oa, hpendltlll'ft- ror u.. ,...n ol'ul~ 11 INY. Ill wtm...i wllueo1, . I have n1re11nto avblc:rlbed rny narn. and eau.d 111)' -.1 to be aut ..d at Colvmb~~~:, Ohio, tbill daY and date. 'Arthur 1.. Vor¥!1, Superlntcmlt=nt of lnluranw 111 Ohio, ~-~ 111115,-6117.41. I STUCK IN THE t:>ROUNI> OVER THERe / �·. • I •• .;· • _., 0- • • • , ., \ '"I .. . ~'"T ~ -· <1-.i' l ' . -~ ~ " • ' ... ' .... ' • .-. " ~·. , - ,.,. ,.~+-··~·-·-···-~ • • Hainm, White ~Bat Reds To Win Over Dodgers ·~ ' • • ' en c:hateb 1iituation.s. last evenina: to a:ive tbe Redlell Little. Leaguera a finale victory over the gers Jn other final eam.es Rio· cine kept its second b lf e d . ~ r cor clean wtth a M-3 bouncmg or the Y.a nkees and Syracuse bumped the Parate5 7-4. , The Dodu;n~ h~d a one-run le.ad !n ~he fourth mnmg but. Don Betzmg I boys m~de lt 3-l 1n , the top of th~ 6th. Wtth one out D1~k We.r· ry was safe on an ~rror. ,Jim Gilbert was . safe ~n a fielders choice, •nd Wb1te tr1pled . Al~en Hamm then hOmered to make. It 3-1. _ The Dodgers came r1ght back 1_n the bottom or the . sixth to he tt up w.hen Bruce S1mpaon walke~, Denms M?Ore doubled , and Riehle Arnold tripled.. . In t~e e~tra mnmg the Redlegs blew It wlde open ll two walk1 and an error loaded the bases, a~d anoth~r error seared • run. White got hu second. triple and Hamm blasted out h1s aecund two-run c ' c--L Dro --· 8 T . Af Rail' • ~gs p I eat UIJS WICe ter Ies .n!f:S .-:i~n.!1 "::.".! t::'.!':.~ <tJ.::: :>•i(~~::.t~~~.~i;~:~.~ Phillies 6-2 To Hang Onto Fourth Standings m CINC U Dod· Howl'k JNNAdTI I roet ~~~ h.~s ~een . 9-3. ~n Redl Syracuse, Racine, Win Their Final Contests In Little League Baseball • 'c Cundiff (4). Duane Wolfe had three homers to end the season in glory . ud Johnson added a homer for Racine in tho thl' rd. Triples were bil by Bruce Beegle Rick Sar&ent. PeanuU. Wickline added a double in the 17-hit barrage. Yankee hitters were singles by Ker~, Norton and Boyd . Raeme ( l~l01! 2---25 17 0 Yankees 102 0- 3 3 10 Larry Price and Howell , Reiber (3). Bowen (LPl and Korn. home~. Whale, startina: pitcher for the Redlegs. fanned 11, Roberts fanned two. and Spencer one . , Redlcg1 .. 000 Ofl3 6----D 7 1 Dodg~rs 000 102 0-----3 2 ~ While, Spenecr (7) fWP) and Spencer . M. Hamm {7). Roberts. Sprou"e (7) (LP), Arnold (7) and Curd. SYRACUSE WINS Syracuac Little Leaguers wound up their :~eason last evening against the Pirates with ' from-beb!nd 7-4 victory with four walka and doubles by Mickey Winebrenner and George Cundiff ~orne. Bowles Offered $500 To s.·gn The Middleport Redlegs Pony tea m took a well played game from tne Phillie-. Friday eveninl!' 6-2 behind a one-hitter pitthed by MAnley aJ'Id Hindy. I Redlegs could get only four hits off an assortment of tour _hurlers, Mitch, Harttnger, Shafte!" Knapp and Mitch again. Manley fanned nine for the Rcdlegs, Mitch t_h.ree and Hartin ger two ror the losers. The Line score : Phil lies Redlegs 000 '020-..2 1 3 002 031-fl t 3 Meigs • Ail-S tars PJay On Monday pf0 Contract Jim Bowles, pitchcr·.'liug.g er or the !Stale champion Middleporl High School bast~ball teAm last spring, has bN!n offer~d $500 to sign a Cin<'innati ltcdicg~ Clas& C ~rofebsional contract. John l'arsons said toda y. Bo.wles attended a tryout camp in Carnri!:gc , o ., earlil'l' this week with tearnrm1tes David Hindy and .Jr. Kennelly _ Parsons indicatrd thr contract was for 1958 uud would be with ~he Wausau . M ~ nn .. team . Bowles will make up h1s nund in a cou· pie o[ w~ek~ about signing after atlcnding one or more camps to he held by 11thr:::r major league · r p -d organLza lOJl5, ;u·son.s sm. attendin~. IY UNITED 'REIS AMERICAN LIAGUI Robert Roberts ~aid today the Me)gs AII.Stars Little Leaaue team wiU · play IrontOn at 8 p. m. Monday evening in' the Wellston Invitational Tourament, Middleport All.Stars, piloted by Woodrow can, will play at 6:45 p. m. Tuesday evening. Opponent w!U be New Bo8ton. lOB FILLER HONORID CLEVELAND UP-Bob Feller wlll be doubly honored here Sunday when he is formally ad· mitted to tile C1eveland Indians' Hall of Fame and also will be presented with a plaqUe for his work with the National Foundati f f til il 1 1 on o 1nan e f~rayss. I Chiua:o BoJ.ton Baltimore . . Cleveland . . . . Detroit Washington K.ansu Clty . . ' Touch-and-Go,., ~io~!d s~~e~~~~:n~t:~. ~~~moo;~;. I I New Furniturt $299.00 BAKER I FURNITURE M<~cAfel', 1957 Jltlmiral., / { ... ·'". .! .:;:-t SIZE8.10XI5 I US! • • •· V D Edw,rds \ Ja4 St. Phou 35-X 3122. 8·1Q-6tJI (11) Wonted To Buv Used Coal furnaoo 22" or 24 '; Pr£.>fer with pipe. Jaml's Bearh ~ Rt. No. 3. Pomeroy, 0.' B-10.3tr ' 141 F;;;-R;;,,.;, . -- . . -- --· ~ • " . • "A~c ~·· lee MalV • "Liferuard" IDalde Dootr Release • No De&ooliq Ever .;ee a complete Uhe of 19ST Aflmlr.ai.D.uai-Temps Today~ . . A.SSOeiATEb. .. RADIO ' Pomoro)', (), E. '· ' ~IN .\ . PO&L'!ROY ST. - . I ·"' f RIGHT ·N,.,O,VW.... . ' . . . . ·~ - . - '- -·' SEE YOUR .AUTitORIZED / . I Pont .\ .I .. , CueltltJ. flU/ft Daily Sentlnel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, o., Alif. IO, t!lll"--4 JA,~1!!_<100GLE and SNUFFY SMITH T"ANI<V, JUGMAIO'" HI!RE'S ~ LETTER i BEEN SORTA ·I FOUNt> Poi<!O IN l.OOKIN' RlQ rrOUR MA ILOOX BY Wr-IAT DO 1T SAV IF I AIN'T TOO NOS<' 1 UNK •P'OOTSJE•' FOOTSK-1? ' ) TAI..o~ NEWNITED STATESKI! '"'\ WE BUY I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO - - iNUr';l;;; ProteeUo~ COMPIJ!:'l1E lJfe. Autc·. nre, Polio. C1U Dor BOX 229 __ ILU WUD Lac!y to watc~ children during the day. Call Pomeroy 128 after 5:30 P. M. 8-9-Bie 18bl Auto.<:-;~ice-;-1. R. ltAWt.v;a/i soNs· c". _ 21 hour '-l'utket ! Servl.ce, oa,. 62?.7 NiJ~,JJ.t Phone DODGE · PLVIIOUTH DEAL>'JIS 3 I II WaDt·~d-PAPER -----( 19) ·Business -- ......-, , - - - , . - - PING PONG TABLE Phone !H4-¥. ,...,.,.,, Ohltt Rodney Downing · for sale . 8 5 6tp - -- - - - --·- For Hire! .,...,. • .J~· ~ .. H.:Uir :~ . or GRAVELY Service. R. A. ~Jain St., Pomeroy. 11\'~URANCI! AGENC\' ltllr~. Automobll•, Hultla ACCIOINT ~lh. Cawalty and ....,. Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT. 01110 6UUI PHONU 63U H.~~Gn\G- ·25 ye:t."S experience. Free e'l'l mates, L. V. Reisinger, Racln • Box 124, Ohio. 7-~" FOR SALE - Apples. New lla.· ven Orrhlll'd, New Haven. Phone TU·24688. 7-29H ' ,_,, """' It, :11. CaK Wm. Gr....-. ltclt ··"""" ( 181 EmplcTyment Wanted l=or Scie CANNING tomatoes $1.25 bushel. Bring containers. Janet •1anP'"•"in-11'".-g-. · -,-,.n-lir~~ exteriof ucl, Racine, Oh io. 8-6·litc Available now. Rate~ reaaon· able. Homer Braley , Phone aai·Y FOR SALE - l'eaehes. Ne\i> Ha· ven Orchaid , New Haven. Phon ~ =-~--=.,.,---~- 8 ~ . !21< Tu:24688. 7-29<f __ · ~--e... IIJLitoond 11. Middle Aged woman who needs home to be COJIIpanion £or middle-aged lady. WM-te P. 0. Box 45, Pomeroy, Ohlo. a.a.12tp Phone 803H. ~9) ... ano••••• ......... ..._.. ContriiC,... (2 1) Reo! Estate :::---- Do you want a business. lA MotelTavern-Carry Out, Grocery, Gil~ ~latibn, Restaurant. Check our list we may have what you want nt the price HiU want to pay. Earl 0. Mender ~ .. Realtor. Pearl Parker, Agent, Pom· eroy, Phon.~ 201. 8-9-3tc ~ ·~- ........ l'or s31e: ' If rOOm house, bath all rnod<'rn. COlli ::171 i. ~t:l. rt F.:.lls. 8·7-3tc eGradlnJ • Ditch Dig~na Good shape. Sales. Phone Street. IM Motorcycle kADIO 6 TEL£VISION SI!:RVJCE, Brown Tractor Pboa• '!.:)0, Cleland Appliance 334-J E. Main Store.. 118 Katn St., Pomeror. 8-9-6tc Z.28-tl' ' · w. We neerl listings. If ~·ou want t') sell your hom~. farm or busi; ness, see us. All !astings w&lcon~ and given p1·omp\ o.tten· lion Earl 0 . Mender Sr. Realtor, Pearl Parker Agenl. Pome-roy, Phone 201. 8·9-31l' Legal Notice NOTICE 0~ APPOINTMENT Estat• of Edward Kl"l. De-=•,.ud Notice is hereby given that Edith E. King, whose Post Office address is Star Route, Chester, Ohio, has beeo. duly appointed Executrix of tbe Estate of Edward King, de-ceased, late of Chester Township, Meigs County, .Ohio. 7 2 Dated 195 . Judge of t,he Probate Court 1 Meia:s County, Ohio (8) 3, 10, 11', 3tc th~ 0 :~hc~aja~~~ul,v. l PHON& 101-Y (8) 10, 3tc Mtlta, lrliddle;ort, Oblo. l'EI<NUTS ............... ~ .............._.~., ........ ....... I' --~;:r. ' ·! ~4§ I 'JL....... .......... ltwtlt............. lll'i ................... ~:¥ ,? .- .~wi~~.:r·• ' TELEVISION «;and Barry 'lioWler, Owner .' I ;' Trading's . Terrific - _! =-:::::=-== I ... ~ Insurance 48 passenger Studebnker school QUICK ·SICRVJCE on Wlltllh &ebus. Crosley Refrigerator. Both patrtna bJ hetor, Tra1De4 watchmaker, CGU.tiNI JEWE. sell cheap. Bob Adams, Letai1 8-10-Btp _ums, Pomeror t.a-tl Falls, o . '·\ ·-- .. .....,.... TAN Harley-David~>on · feel like 8 mffill)ll-inltead of 8 million otilera,?,; • £zoluslve Duol-~Zleuip · • uMalic Rayn Lamp $15,95 ' PbU WUUamaoli Auto Sales = AND PONTIAC ·HAS ALWAYI BEEN 'tAMOUI AI ONij OF AMERICA'S TOP TRADE·IN&l' So why~ look _and Your Old RelliJentor 11 worth ·uoo. or more on lhil Re· ' lrlgerator. Fireatone Dlatrlbuter W. Mila St. 995 NOW S ONLY Williamson .Oil Co• . ~ ef AD Type• Bee&le. Femall!. Brown Goe • bw ltlil _it!KS, blark body. s Y nume of ·'Hools" $5 r~ . I --- - ,-------· ward . Cali 1S9-M. Chrome 8 ~ Btc Uoiversal Gu Rangt' , - - - -Dint-It(' Set . Both Ju uce-llent (8) comUtion . C<~U Radtle 3441 or I wear • Pontiac Prlc-. Tag ·-yet none give• JfOU AnY 110mparison imd ail on-the-road teet to prove that Pentiac llerformanci atanda head and Jbouldera at-e anYtmna iD the low-price fietcl!( MODW~1d0 YOU EVER HAD. <:;~SULT hilbY bed 110 Mar,s-bell Miller Sr., Route No: 1. Middleport. 8-8-3tp Canning 'j.'omatocs1 $1.00 pel' bushel. Pick your own, brin,:: your own {'Untainer~ . Virgil Walker, Lclart· Falls, Ohio. TE~ITES EXTERMINATID .:8-,_8,_·3:.1:.•:. · - - -- - - ___, For free tnspeetion phone 383·M • Gilmore Supply Store Pomeroy: Ta~e over pC~.''mcnts on 141 ton I All work guaranteed.' }, ully inSir condili~r.er. Thi~ year'!'!; mt· sured. vaughan's Industrial and de_l. "h paid for. Fife Refria:er· Residential Termite con trol Service, St. Marys, w. Va. 72ft tf atlon. Open evenmgs. 8·9·31c PONTIAC'S PERFOR. . .CE TOPS THIIUT THE SMALL CARS CAN OJFER IY A WIDE MARGIN; . Your POntiac dealer can give you 8 complete facto-ancl-Agu~ell, STOP IN- GET ·A FREE TIRE INSPECflON TODAY AND.. DRIVE OUT' WITH THE BEST DEAL ON 1'1RES •• on"" l-ar~~:e ( 20)8usiness Servl't:.es to bracket the bumpe inltead of riding the'ml And tbll utra length) shows up inside, too, with plenty of lltnlteh-out room for ob:-foo~• PLUS TAX AND YOUR RECAPPABLE TIRE lftY Ume. Be pre- ~ READ THIS STARTLING FACT~ 5 out· of 10 Smaller c ••• POJt.TIAC GIVES YOU ' TO 7 INCHU . i MellE WHEELBASE. Here'• utrn length where it countl..;;;, This Super Sale, Supe Silent, New llfLUllo Super ~ ChamPiQD witb lho famous original equipment, laded· trood design. SALE PRICE , Doni let dl111ler strike you Ill the poeket book. Fire, LiJhtnlnK or damoge moy $12~ . Phone Cheshire H4.7r c HERE IS A SAMPLE • 8-8-8lc While IM•teiu Cow...!re•h ' I PONTIAC GIVES YOU UP TO L"' MORE SOLID . CAR PER DOLLAR. Not one of the 1111oller can can pve you\ the heavy-duty co~ctiou, the roe4'h~glng haft andr~ eecurlty of Americn'l'Nwnber One Road Corl EVERY TIRE IN STOCK IS SALE PRICED ---and we're really trading hith· . Terrific Bargalnl in tubed or tubele111, Nylon or Rayon, black ar whiteblack. • DISASTER! - II .-- r VIRGIL WAMS EY \.. TIRE SALE GAS Range Dealtr • t111t '"" gas .,m,.., q Feu~- 3213. 1 ond up- • Truck Loa<lina: Equip eat • Back-.Moe Servtc:e ,nurnp Truck Servlee of Pontiac'• Advantage• . . OUR BIGGEST FIRESTONE loo Your (~) l.05t st;;j h b~U t·ie~ tt po~~~Y'S HY re-enlist in the small-Car army?.·. . _ Up-Sid~-Down Dual-Temp •••• •••1, ...... ,. ••• ,. •••t· ~ Terry Kni~t sia~ed lfl'nd aeored Buffioaton and WerrJ. Knljbt ttole second and Bill WUton, who bad rut a tremendous triple in the second inning, was purposely paued. 4 29 your ,ll'pet,, "''' hohtt-r)' (·leaned by lh~ modern clf'aning mPthod .,11h 1\t'ri'ted Or)' .t"oam . Qukk ly and ec (Jn oOPPOJITUNITY lltNOcJ(I- • .....,. mh:all)' rtthl In your owu i O Often 8 property COmtJ up fo-r horm• Work 1uaranteed. 11dl sale , wonc'erfully louted but ftutlllnd 2.o-23 . 8-I0-6t c needma wOI'k in all t IIQ!Jiillrt· ment1 , that will make- a Woncler· CONCBETI BLOCQ !ul return on tne Jn.-e.t,roent Sueh a ptoperty, 22 a~ra~~·. 1& f rated oo tho River Rood tbOvo Racine with an u!d lor hoult' GRIJE8ER BLOCK CO. with 7 rooma, another 4·rOOm ~ouse _in tht' back, a utility bulldl llli with a cellar, 1 Jood a:molt MIIM Nertt. .t Pemlt...., blirn, :tevertl old fruit trees. Ap. proximately 1~ acres tlllable. Pri(•ed at only $3&00.00 and ran ITIIUCTUUL I tiAMI he bouRht with a down payment 1 IICRA' IliON- ..ITALJ or $1500.00. balance Uke rent. HIGHWAY PROP&JITY - 5 aere 11 li!OOd level land 4 mile1 from Pomeroy. 6-room howe with ,...._ 110 • bat!'! , enclosed pore.h, and very ~eM.,_ ~ood cella!'. lfenhouse, crlh, and ~Jarage . $8000.J)O. Thh is the type of 1 property so oflen wanted and Good Clean Uaod Cats seldom fot:nd. All Makea and MO<!ili FARM - 25 acres wilh 8 acre~ I bottomland, balance in pasture . Several fruit tr~ea . 8-room hOU&t! w~th bath , natural gaa, and eler· t'r1city . Barn. cellar, nnd milk· Muse. 3 miles from Mirtdleporl and lh: mi1e from Route 7 with bu.s and !he Ohio River. Total prtc~ $6000.00. Can be bought iar~mpi.oa IN~oce Ateac, with $1500.00 down payme-nt, Middleport. 1'1,. • Auoomol>ll.; and the bAlance $40 per month . lloods. ....... .:1111-:1 ..., CUCKLER REALTY SPECIALS .- DAILY . sp~~~~;e ~~;~:o~~~· • W•'th Skt'lled Calls passing l in w~n .,...., c..lr1 • co~nplet• f ••411 itepl ' A two run homer by llly PoulS:t,oi lin in the seventh inninr proved 1'7 ~ be the difference on J'rlday 18 28Y. nta:ht 1.1 the Pomeroy Pony Lea· 31 Y. gue AU Stua downed the :Waha· ma All Start 8-8 in a IOGSeb Hotel Martin NEW YOHK UP-Juan Su\vato ' 4 12~ :a EAT and DRINK . AT TO PLAY ON HILl o{ Granby, Conn., will defend her profeniunal nll-rotuld casting ' Tc P~meroy-Pt. Ploasant OVA championship in the annual nagame will be played on th.e Chiltional champion"hlpR al Barberdl'(!l\1' Home n~.:w bBJieball cHaton, Ohio, Aug. 19-2~- She will N!· mond Sun<lay, Phil Colllna, Pomc present th.e Fl~hcrman magazine. roy skipper, Hlid today. Game ·for whom she wor~ In Atl advl•;time Is 2 p. m. Or)' capacity. ....... . .IU3 .53:! .495 .491 .481 .385 .355 50 M 5:i :s:l 8'1' 69 I M !, 6 monlhl old, 2 cowl, 19:11 Hu~u.rt.,. for Mel A Ford Seoda!l. See LOr· ~"'lnl!e LUJi.ilJe _ Lane Ced&r ~nzo ?•vis at L 6: Z. $bop. ll4 ~el1ta - LAU WlDdow :rant- , ourt ISL., Ppmeroy. 8--lP..tlt.c lek li ire Refria:erators, · 'Dt RU>'al Dod&e IJ20tl A~ . •r urnlture, Middleport, Ohle j dltlon by owner. Ph~ne - Racinn~ l Frankte Robinson nlso bit for the circuit In -----the. lid-lifter. In the. nightcap. Chicago led 3·2 ' the eaghth lnmng Frank Rohinson led off with a double CHit:AI.O UP- An ":~ld man 's Stars gained only se\'en yarda and was later kn,cked in by rook know·hnw '' pulled the New York ru,.hing and 62 passing and but ie Joe Taylor's single. Gua Bell Giants to a 22·12 win over tht' for Pai,i.e Cothrenll 24·Yard field followed with a single and Taylor 1957 Co llege Ali·Star:s iu the 24th goltl they would have been held went to third. AI\ infield out scored battle hctwe•·n the b<'sl of the scoreless. the rookie outfielder and Roy MeFOH prO! and the standmn co\h•gians. . . . Millan singled hOme Bell. Chucking Charlie C!Jncrl,\', a 331 Cllthn:n. rrllm ~lsSI!IIIPPI als~. WHITE SOX WIN year uld Mississip(li311 with nine . kh:-ked. a 12·yard field goal earl I· Don't look now, Casey, but your year of cxpcrit•ncc with the Sn I er, while another eoutherncr, lead is r;hrinking and the While tiona\ Footall Lcuguc l'hampions, Billy Ray BArnes o( Wake Fore:-t Sox figure there's Btill Ume to wa~Led no motions in !.purring his ran two yards for tht1 Ali-StLn- take the Yankees to the cleaners. team from behind to win . I toucMown. Casey Ster.gel has been warning His chief asHistanl.s were Ben Barnes was the running threal the Yanks all along they can't afAgajanian. :-18. a p:o~cc·kicking of the collegians, .pleklna: up 60 lord to relax and it they think he specialist , nml Ken 2B. yarJs In 11 carries with one rush waa all talk, he .:an show 'em the tm The DrlgJnest Comel an end. MacAfee , who has a\•er- I of 29 yarda, to lead all ball car- · _American Uagti! standing today ID Middlt'!port aged one touchdown for every r\ers In averaa:e galna. •w'_"h~ie~h',!':POI)li~n~l:'"_I'P_'l~h~e_'f~ac~t~l~h~a:_l_:th"'e:'i':.r~~~~""'""'""'""'~""""'"",.' [our. pa!I~C:~ cnught in pro compeIt was the l'ltll win for the pru .... titioh, )lauled in onl y three of team in Lhc annual .• arne. -C onerly's efforts l''riday night, Friday ni!i:ht't> crowd of 75.000 two of lht!m wcnl fur· touchdowm got almost a5 much exercise as but on p:ains of 36 and 10 yarda. the playen as rain ~ell for 30 When Conerly's pa ~s ing attark minute! before the kh:kof(. de· ~lipped, Agajaninn proftue!ed. In laying the game for 10 minutes, addlliun to makin~>: the conver- and on four separate occaaiORII sions after ea,·h touchdown, h.c later. Each 1ime tho stands vir· hooted ridrl goals uf 33 And 4:i yanls, lhC' tntlt!r only one yard tually emptitld. short oC the A!I ·Slar Gamc record. Coach Curly Lambeau of the In ali, Conerly hit un ei~~:ht or All-Stars, who 11Uffcrcd hhl third 17 pa :<~se~ for 124 yard&, lllO!it Of defeat in the ga1t1C and his .see· the Gi~tnl.s pa~~in~; ~nin.~ of 160 ond as the collegiate coach. yards. blamed the rain f11r 1he losA. ''It This ~URCIUng group. though, ruined our offense," he said, "be · had to shHrc honors wilh the de- cause we wCre geared for splittense . In 1he second huH the All second timing ~~o nd we couldn't do - ·- - -- - - it on the wet field ." DEFENDS CASTING- CROWN •' M 4) M M 53 51 d 38 Poulin's 2-Run H~mer Was Outch Hit In Ohio's9-8 Win Over Wahama Stars . Frli!My't R..ult1 d lead alice from teven Chicago IS Detroit 4. J 1 Inn :~~~~h::•A:~ uude.r the Hghb That loaded the bt'les agaio games o our_ Baltimore 4 .New York 3, nit.e Only a few days ago. everyone Poulin's blow a:sve the Pome- and Gary Moore's ground baU to was talking about another PtO&- Kan.tas City 3 Cleveland 2, 13 roy te.m 1 9-8 lead golnt into second which got away from Da.le tn·nings, nlte pective Y•r.kee runaway but now the last of the seventh when the Justis scored all three base run· they're buzzing about how the Washington 8 Boston 0, nlte Pomeroy infield came apart at netl. never-say-die Wbile Sox still have Sundtoy's Gam•• lhe .seams and eommitted four Sinl!lles by Gene Johnson. Da· a chance and how those amuing Detroit at Ch.icago errors to allow three Wabama vid Jobnson, Richard Mulforij. Baltimore Orioles have bounced Washington at Boston, 2 runs. and Jim Hannum. one Pomero! back to take over fourth place un- New York at Baltimore Wahama )umpea to a 2-0 lead error gave the Wahama team two der Paul Richards' uncanny direc- Kan~~aa City at Cleveland 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE in the first inning when Eimer runs in tbe fifth. tion. W L Pet. GB Van Meter walked and II(!Ored on The Orioles, as a matter of Ralph Clark's long fly ball. Clark W.tba~a added annther in th~ fad, used tfJe Yankees as a step- Milwaukee 66 42 .611 scored on an error later. sixth when Ken Dodson led orf ping stone to fourth place when St. Louis 62 45 .579 31,; Pomeroy tallied five timer.: in ~tb a single and ~avid Roush Brooklyn !U 47 .M5 5 they came rrom behind to beat P. · them. 4-3. Friday night. Cincinnati 60 49 .5:>0 61,1;: the third Inning to take 1 lead trap~d to center f1eld . wh.ich they never gave Up. Bddle BiU Wilson hurl~d for . rom ~ The White Sox, still determined Pbiladelpbia Ml 50 .537 8 Buffington led off witb a walk roy and ga""e up etght hits. H ~ Catcher Smokey Burgeu high· to make a race of it, defeated the New York . . . 49 61 .~ 18 and Mike Werry lingled. All were faRI'Ied slx. and wali{ed four . lighted Cincinnati's opening game Tigers, 5-4, in 11 innings, and · Chicago 39 69 .364 26'11 8 000 100 3--9 7 victory when his three-run homer Washington, whicb has caught the Pittsburgh . . 37 70 .346 28'4 sale after Eddie Bartels was aafe Pomeroy On a flelder'a. eboiee. Wahama 200 tt21 3-8 9 3 capped a four run outburst. The winning spirit, too , blanked BOJ. Fricbiy'1 Rnultl Redlegs put together four singles ton, 8-0. Kansas City beat Cleve· New York 6 Philadelphia 2, nite aid a double for another four run land, 3-2, in 13 innings. B~ooldyn 4 PiltsbuJ!.gh 2, nlte eighth Inning to win the nightcap. Over In the National League, .tlwauke£ 13 St. Louis 2, nlte Joe Nuxhall Wa:J tne winning Milwaekee inereased its: lead to Cmclnna.li 9 Chicago 7, Ist twl pitcher in the last game after 31h Jtames with a 13-2 ahellaeking Cincinnati 6 Chicago 4, 2nd nite Johnny Klippstein was credited or St. Louis. as ·B rooklyn Ueked .Sundar's Game• with the Ope,Jle-r. Pittsburgh, 4·2 and the Giants beat Philadelphia at New YOrk ON THE BANKS OF THE BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER The two ,·,'ln.! broke a 11lx game the Phillic 5, 6-2. B~klyn at Pittsburgh 2 victory streak by the Cubs and Bob Nieman drove in all four Chtcago at 'Cincinnati 2 enabled Cinrlnnati to hold on to of Baltimore's runs a ~ainst the Milwaukee at St. Louis Business Man's Lunch 40e frOm 11 A. M. to Z P. M. their fourth place position. Yankees. Nieman connected for 24 in an MG In the opener, Chicago got to his 11th homer in the fourth in- 21 through Aug. CHICKI!M IN BASKET, FRENCH FlUES, Redleg starter Vicente Amor for ning and ..then lined a three -run EXI8! it . was anno\Wccd today. 1 BREAD & BUTJ'ER, COFFEE or TI!A U.OO three runs in the first but the double off loser Whitey Ford in Moss orlgmaHy had Deen schedul-1 Bor Open DouY Except Sundar 7 A. M. to ! A. M. ., RedS' bounced back to til" the stOre the slr.th. Lefty Bill Wight was ~d to try for the record bcginn4-4 in the bottom of the third. the winner with eighth-inning re- mg Aug. 13. The Redlegs went ahead with a lief fr.om G~orge zuverink. run In the fifth, only to have the ;::--Cubs come up with three runs in ' SEEKS SPEED MARK the aeventh on :'Ungles by Jim DolNEW YORK UP-Stirling Moss ger and Bobby Adams and Bob of BrUain wlll attempt a . new Refrigerotor~Freezer for W L Pet. Gl 70 38 .615 New York P. ; 1 e oeca ona v1st rom_ e r relative&, and today the Cinc:1nnaU Redlegs are- certa.lnly glad their "c:ouJln" Chicago i.lf in town. After three straight tosses to league leading Milwllukeee, the Reds bounced back Friday with 9-7 and 6-4 wins over Chicago in a twi-night doubleheader. Today, Cincinnati and the CubS play a slnglt" game with knuckleballer Hal J£>£fcoat opposing Dave Hillman of Chicago. Friday's double win was a comeback affair in the eighth. inning of each game. in~: ~t!~('~ t~~kt~~ f!~~r:~~ tead '·Old Man' Connerly Beat·Stars in the nrat Inning on .alngles by. I __.. Menchini, Mder , Tom Shasteen , Ciln '"d Bmnel. John sh .. teen doubled ind Knight was hit. Syracuse picked up tbree in the third on singles by Winebr~nncr, Gary Jenkins , a hil batsman , a walk and one error . Winebrenner had two for three, wilh a double. Syracuse PndOO itg play with 8 6-4 record in the !econd half, ex..adly reversing Its first half record of 4-6. Bnsnet fanned five, Mench!ni one, Meier nne. Williams fanned two. Louks eight. . The team, except John. Harden , ill, enjoyed a wiener roast at the roadalde park with these parents Mr. and Mra. Jack Wil· llama, Mr. and Mn. Don Li.ale, Mrs. Hood, Dan Winebrenner Mr!l. Glen Cundifr (who gave a ca'se of pOp) a~d Mn. vh~ Sisson. Plratca • 400 000---4 8 4 Syracuse 003 04x- 7 6 6 Baunet (LP) Menchlnl (ft), Meier BASEBALL RESULT Fo~, Sole Rn<fordo 2 Bull Col· l!tve ( 1) Notices _:_::,_ 4-DaDy SenUneL Pomeroy·Middleporl, 0., Aug. 10, 1967 · LEGAL NOTICE Bi_ds will ~I! receiwd by the un· ders1gned for the .1ale of hOUiif' and ?the_r property owned by Dora Romu~e m Dexter, Ohio . Property appraised at $6,800.00. Underal&ne~ will se-ll same to the hiJhest bidder at a price which must be ap~roved by the Probate Court or Me1gs Counly, Ohio. This home is located in !he country and is w~rth severp l times the appraised pnce. SYBll.. EBERSBACH Executrix Pomeroy, Ohio (8) 10, l:l, !3, 14 Hi, 16, 6tc GASOUNI ALLJ!V Thaf~ a ha\.g LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF Stuetl r11tle job there. WhBf wiU it do? • AUTOMOBILE Notice is hereby given Lhat 011 Wednesday, August 21. 19 ~ 1 • be tween the hours of 10:00 a. m. and 4:00 P m • the undersigned will offer . for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand at Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales Pol!'eroy, Ohio, Lhe following de: ser1bed car, to-wit: One 1953 Ford convertible Coupe, Serial No. B3FC239684 Date this Bib day of August, 1 7. GENERAL MOTORS AC· CEP'!'ANCE CORPORA· TION BY: J. W. Hynes Ll'r'TLE ORPHAN AN Nll!i '11/ 00 (8) tt. ~ ....,-. . LEGAL NOTICE Bids will now be received by lhe undersigned on lhe home formerly 0 Wllr:!'l by Dora M. Bearhs in Kerrs Run, Pomeroy, Ohio. Pro"erty appraised a! $1.600.00 and canno.t be sold (o!' less than Appraised pme, subject to the approval of the Probate court of Mei~s County. Ohio . Hugh Bearhs Administrator \"8} 10, 12. U , 14, 15, 16; 6tc A TEST~~ J6~sortt.N 10 FEET, . St•~ of OMo, SupeMDt.endenl ot h!-· lur&n<>e. CERTIF ICATJ: OJ' COMPLl• ANC& The u~d~rlll&ned, flupeMn~lld • enr nt rn.uranee of tht' SUit" ot Ohio hereby .,.,rtlflu lhU Na\1 . Horn. Llhi A•<ur_ Co_, who"" prtnetpal ot(lrll • ID<!at.ed at SL Lot>ll , State o! Mllaaurr, hal eompltlld with lhe tun of Hit• State aopllcable to u and Ia avthor1zerl durlna lhe eu rnnt re'ar lo trallll.-t ll't 'thll St.lte Ill eppropriBI.* bQIIIIH'U or ln.~uran.,.,. Ill rtnanelal eondtUon 11 aho.,.l't b)! IU IIUiulll netament 1o ba¥41 hen .. fOllD'Oo'l an December lll. 111111 AIIMilililte &I!IOunl or evellable •-uo ••.6ll0,.,.5. n: AiUirtlete amouat 01 Uabllllle. leaeept c.pltal), ln<lltUIID& l'llllliiUt&nc:e 1\elf!rvt, 11.148,9111.1111 N•d j "-" ,lr,:UJ,828.U: Amount or ..-.tua1 paid-up oar,:tal, nso,d.OO; 9urplu.. ncome IQI' lh• 1ur, 11,- Uat,UB.~; ua,m.oa, hpendltlll'ft- ror u.. ,...n ol'ul~ 11 INY. Ill wtm...i wllueo1, . I have n1re11nto avblc:rlbed rny narn. and eau.d 111)' -.1 to be aut ..d at Colvmb~~~:, Ohio, tbill daY and date. 'Arthur 1.. Vor¥!1, Superlntcmlt=nt of lnluranw 111 Ohio, ~-~ 111115,-6117.41. I STUCK IN THE t:>ROUNI> OVER THERe / �..... _.. ----...... • ~ ~ ..... ~,-·--...:.-- . • • T &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy e -Middleport, 0 , Aug 10, IQ57 ~tt:rs Tboml& MuUla:an, Min Ka~ M:ulhgan and John Mulh.gan Kenton, !14r and Mn Edwin ,.Hamilton. M.r and Mrt I~~;:::~ Hysell, BillY and Tommy and Mr and Mrs H Howell Ed wards and Su.aan. Addtsoo , Mrs Cl~n~nee Mulford Jr , M.tll Ku C1ark, Mr md Mrs Waller Rafe, aDd Mils Chrutlne Rafe Cheshire Rev and Mrs. Joe 8 Maffett. Mr and Mn Ray Myers. Mrs Fran~ Goldsberry, Mrs Theresa 8 Hines, Mrs Glet-n Goldsberry, Mrs Harold Thorley, Mr and Mrs Merlyn Ross. Mr and Mrs R E Burw.. Mr anrl Mrs Je~>Se Douglas, .({Wen.s Mls& W1lm~ Herrmann Cheshire, Walham F Smith, rarkenburg, M1b Betty Kelly and Rev and Mrs K J Scott New Haven W Va, M" ond Mrs. Oran School!!, .Mr and Mfs Harold Call and Sue Ellen M1ss Ruth Hussell, Pomt Pleasant W Va , Rev and Mrs 0 H Cat der, ll[r.. and E M Green, Mr amf Mn Mrs Garnet Gilmoo·e, "'""" pm I!Mpp • • W Proffitt Alol Ctu Z:len Church of Chritt. LocthHI on Pomeroy HllniBonviiJ.t Road. B1b1e Scbool 9,30 A M.. 'MI)l'l'liDC Wort~hln 10.30 a m &veiling Worehap 7 30 p m Ronnie Euleton, minister, Cbarle. K1ng, Bible School. supt Mh•nYille Meth.-tlst ..::hurch, Rev R M Grow, Pallor, Hl.'tiJ'DeJ" Roush, Supt 10 A. M Sundit.v ;,ehool, ll A M WOnlbtp Servi« fuesde)t 7 30 P M rv SERIES for Everyone "The Lame Shall Walk" WSAZ·TV ' Midway Community ChYrd! LeiK!q Creek !toad Rn R. r: Thomas paatlor Fi.Ofd Cleland. t...nurcn Service 7 30 P M Pra)"ee' meelmg Wedne8dray qht 7 30 P \1" Everyone C6t'd•alb mvited ?he Syrl'""" ~thodilt Church the Rev Geor&e DaVII, Pastor sundaY Scbool 9 30 A. M. Daoa WloeDrtlld'Der, Supt. Wonhlp ServJeel 7 30. Thll'd Street fent1C!iltal Cb&prch Maddleport. B L BflfeU, pastor' Sunday School 10 L m. EveDla& aervlce 7 4:1 P m. Grae• lipiiKo;ptl Church, &..1 Matn ,Slreet, Pom~1 Rev. J l!:dwm Charles, Rector, Mrs Cedrtc: w. Clark, organllt Wonhlp and &ermon at 10 30 A M, Holy Commumpn flrst Sund 111y 1n moath Ctaureh Sthool, Beginners and Primary, at 10 30 A M For informatton ~onl!ern.lll!J our work, ~lease telephoae 302-.J Every Sunday 10 A M. SI:IDdrJ SchoGl ino Communion first Sunday m mon.th 11 A M Cburcb tommun\Oil and prNehlns; third , lunday in .nonth P. )l church preaebin&- r 7 30 Frequent facmg of facts 1s good for you HPre 1s a sahent one The f11 st law of ltfe on a truly successful life depends 1s "LOVE THY NEIGH· BOR" Thts 1s not easy for lt means also love of your enemtes, those who arc repellant to you and ttlose who use you wrongfully j Jt Is a btg order! However,1t can be done d you work at, p ray and stnve for lt. The ChUI ch can be an mvaluable a1d m speeding the day when you can say, "I love my netghbor" ImmedIately someone pl'mta out that there are many who attend church regulary who do not nrry out lhls commandment True, and there 3re also many who go through college Without gaining an education It IS there to be had, nevertheless Attendtng the church of t~ctr faith has hetpe4 many to live thts commondment and tl wtll help bnng all m tune with It who have a smcere dcstre 1o Ill tain the ,goal If you do not use It, now is the hmo ~to fate lact!i, ~akmg these problems to church w1th youu this very week' earth and the one upon which Wi\'h the hope that it w11l, in some measure, foster and help sus lain that which is good in family and community life, this feo· ture is sponsored bv 'the business ftrms at1d organtzat1dns whose names oppeo r .pel ow. ldaru Groc. & Serv. S,a, Meigs lquipment Co. Rutla~ jtd. l'omcroy , Oht3 Allen Appliance ·Serv. Pomeroy Anthony Plumbing & Heating uo Lincoln st. Mlddleporl Ma~l111 Arnold Service Station Pomeroy Cement Block Cfl, %24 E. Main Sl. Pomero Ohio y, New York Clothing House Men sand Bovs' Furmshipgs Pomeroy, Ohio Rnck Spring• Rood Mak<!ro of Pomero~ 178 Mulberry Ave. lloloum Bread Biker Furniture R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. Middleport Vottr Dodge & Plymouth Dcalrr Downing Insurance Agency Middleport, Ohio Powell's Sunoco Service Station ' Middleport, Ohio Htgh Test Gas At Regular Pncc Fife Refrigeration Middleport, Ohio Heiner's Bakery Foreman & AbboH a..,.utso;c.. '"'"~ret. of JeiUI Ohrlst ot La~t(11' D•Y Salntl, Old Town Flat~~, on portland Route. Sunday Sc:bool 10 a m. prcachlnFt 11 a/ m and 8 p m and Bible Aueull 10 llitvrclay CniY Gary Cooper Ru.th Ronlan "DAI.LAS" -alsoJohn Cossavettea in MGM's "IDGI OP Tt'l CITY" S Stooges COilriiMti & Cartoon ... a we f planned SJving~ ~r-~gram:. at • I • ' We Pay 2% lntereot On Your Savings ' T,he FARMERS BANK ' • - ~d M•ller Company lllluranee COl poraUon lleterve 8711em OHIO ' Church of Chr1st, M.lddl•port, Fred I Gardner, pastor Btble School 9 30 Homer R1ce , supt ; Morrung worshtp 10 30 sermon subJect 'Full of (,race and Truth" , 7 30 Ewmmg serVICe, sermon sub)eet The Kmg Who Knr• ... Not Joseph , Wednesda)' 7 30 prayer meet1ng and BLble study Asb_Ury Met~odist J'unior Choir In Visit To )VHTN-TV First lleptl•t Rev C Church Sehool 9 15 Gerald An thon\1 supt, Mormng worship at 10 15 top1c A Welcomr! for J~ su~ Deacons meetmg, MondaY R P m Pnsctlla Circle picntc at Asbury Methodist 1 18 Soc' Baile ys Lake, 7 p m S.oard ~r The Jumor Cho1r of the Asbury TrtL'>teu Monday-Saturday 7 p Methothst Chureb directed. by m except Wednesday ChristLan Mrs Wilham Francis w1th Mrt Cr u~aders Class wall have a Bible Ernest Duffy as accompan18t stu \ dass wath Chfforo ( oleman vas1ted WHTN·TV tn Huntlngton MAS. GA~RY ECKARD as lt'acht>r, public 10 ' ted; Tues· The bridegroom's mother wore Tuesday and were on the Captain day 9 30 a m Wom en's prayer a mauve accord1an pleated sheu m~ctmg, Wednesday 7 30 m1d Wmi!ted Jean Lee, daug:hter of dress, p1eture hat of wh.lle straw Steamboat program Attending were Linda Eachtnwcl!k prayer and praise servtcc, Mr and Mn Guy Wayne Let of coyered with silk organta, whJtP. ger, Jeanle M.ai\Uel, l:itlda Nelg· 1'hursday 7 30 Busy Bee clan at Darwin wae wed Sunday, July 28 aeccessorlcs and a cot9age of ler. Nancy Parkel'. Bally and K•· the home Gf Mrs Allen Hughe&, to Garry Maurtee Eckard, son of lavender mums Fnday 7 30 p m. l'::vangehshc Mr and Mr1 Garry Eckard of A receptaon was hPld on lhr thy Francis, Suate and Aprll Debbie and Crusa0e Cnmmittee a~ the church Huntmgton, W Va The rlouhle lawn at the bnde's home and teaford, Clartee, Chrlstl~n Chwctl 1t LOftl ht. H•ath Mathodlst Churcl1. Mid· rmg ceremony was held In the those assisting wert Mrs Donald Brenda Norns, Billy Zirkle, Phll· tom, every Sunday 9 ao A. M. dlepott Rev C R Konkrighl , Burlingham Community Chu.n:b Cox Hillsboro, o, Mu; Russell \p Hill, Patty and Suzann~ Wine· Sunda;w: Scnool and communlow; pastor Sunday School 9 a m. with the Rev Joe B Maffett 'b( W1Lson Middleport, 0, Mrs Har brenner Rose Ann The1ss., Stephfmie Urst Sunday In month 7 30 P M Covrrl rtupt, Mormng worshtp at the Ft.r.st Christian Church ut ve.y Van Vranken, Pomeroy, 0 , and Kathy WJntbrenn.er. Lmda Churcll preaeb1ng; third Sunday 10 30 Loptc "Destiny' 7 30 Ofii A.thens, of.flclatlng Mrs. David E Davis, Youngstown. 1 Grueser, Janet Caldwell, M.'ry 1D month lf) 30 A M Cburcb com cull Board meellng The br1de gtven Jn marrl,age b) o and Mrs Joe 9 Marrett Lou Cundiff, Mrs FranelS and mumon and preaching. Fint Pre•bytarlan Church, Mlcl- her falher wore a waltz 11engtl1 ~t.t'bens dlcport, Rev Howard Ruppclt, pa~ ~own of blush pink taffeta de For her gmnt awP.y eoetu 1ne Mrs DuffY Accompanying the group wete rh• Churd.. af C:hriAt, Keno. tor on vacat 1on ror August stgned on prlnce55 !I nell, extrem<• \ lhe brtde "those a belge shantung every Sunday 9 30 A M Sunday Church School 9 30 John Fult! ly full skirt Chantilly lace trim 1 sUit with brown, beige and yCL Mrs. Carron Nor'rls. Mrs Walliam School and communum. J)l'f}Dd. supl med lD 1r1descent sequm• was ap low accessortes an(! wore a cor Wmebrenner, Ernest Duffy, ~rf H P Powell of Letart Falls and Sunday bl month 10 JO A M Mt. Moriah Baptl•l \ Church, pbqued on the formal bodtce cf sage or yellow calnlt!OIUI L:hurch commuaiol'i and preachiD& MIC.dfeport Rev N D BordO!l. the short jaeket which buttoner. Mter a weddmg triP t Caea Mrs Mark Duerr 1 w Prel!edmg the program the rourth Sunday in mcath 7 30 P. pastor 'Blbie School 9 30 Arlen1 down the back of the "same pon Park. oe.-kelcy M: chW"'"b. preachlnt~ Reese, supt, Mornmg worshap at WIS designed with a s11brlna neck va, and washington, D. c, they group enjoved a picntc dtnner ol " I I C H IO 30 BntJ 7 P m hne and long sleeves endmg Ill will reside m Ann Aror, Moch•· Camden Park 1 Th • (:nr at an hurch at tm- ' Chu' •oh of tho Nuarttne, Mid· e U1 Its A t hi g I loek Grove, every Sunoay 9 10 A ' a po in lrldeACent rna c ",......utn& ace anr'l car gan Robert Pahfler trlmmed , Re v dl Ort M S11Dday SchOol and eommllDion cp • .~ ... !ecOJ.d Sunday tn month P pastor B1ble School 9 30 Lester pearls her shoulder . length The new M-rs Eckard attended 1 30 Taylor oupt , Mornmg wo"hl• at vel! of omported "U. lliualon Wcsle"' College for Women and . M cburch .,a:eacltin& fourth SUD· tO 30, Young People meetma Sbe ea:m ed a whkte pra)'i r l'tCeiY8tl beY Bechelor of Seien.w day In mouth tO 30 A M ebure.tf E\'enmg wonhlp 7 30, book topped with white glamcl Bachelor or Fine Arls:. Maater of " 1 \Ill: 6 45 communion aod preaehmi Wednesday prayer me eting 7 30 Has and whJle shattered carnt Ftne Artl degfft from Ohto UmEUB Churohoo. Morning ltar & Church of Chrlot In Chrlotlon loons from which cascaded versoty Whole doing her masler'• QC SOn Enterprla•, tt v. ROIIr llaho,, Union, Middleport, !Wv Guy 1'~ streamers cntwmed w1Lh s-hatter work she was gradu ate assntan• Plans were di!K!uased for a1 . Pastor MornlDI1 Star sun.1av Sayre pa stor Sunda) Sehoul 9 30 ed while carnatlonJJ and the Kap tn mus~ educat1on and has done tending the Rio Grande. lJ.aptiJit School 9 ,u A M wor mu, supt, "er P$ Beta marriage cro!s additional gra<luate work at Col Association to be held m JaCk· dup at 11 A M MYF sunday e\'e v1ce, at 7 30, Wednesday prayer The bride's attendants wert' umbla UniversitY She ts a mem son on September 'l •vh"'n thR mail at a. Prayer meeting Thun- meeting 7 30 Mrs Roy E Mtller dater of the ber of Kappa Beta, Ph1 Upsilon Women's Miuionary SOciety .of day evcnm& F.nt~rpme SundDy Church at Chrl•t In Chrl~ti•n bride, matron of honor, Chester, Otmcron, Sigma Alpha Iota and th!! Pome,oy Flrtt Baptist Chlll'th School 10 tO A M Mornmg wor- Union, Robson Rev 0 H tart 0 • and Miss Wllma Herrmann, Tau Beta Sigma met Thursday at the p M. pastor Sunuda.y School 9 a 1!1 Cheshire, Ohio, brtdesmau'l Mr Eckard reeeived h1s Bache ehun::h , _ , ship 9 30 A M YF at 6 30Praytlt Annte Mohler, supt, Mornlni wJ)r· Evenlna worship 7 30 :Both her attendant& wore pa!l lor of Arts deifee eum laude Mrs T T Shelton. vice p"lrti meetmg Wednesday 1 30 p M. th p broadcut 10.11 a m, 7 30 lel blue over tatfeta and were from Marahall College with mo.· dent, l)fes1deA at tho meetiJlK 1 worship, wednesday wt ballerina lenath and had por- jors ln bu!lin.estro ,. admmJS.trati.Qn which opened Wltb group 'smalni Evemng Ul Churchet. Llt•rt Fell•, R.. 7 30 prayer meetlna tra1t neekllnee and short sleev.es and mustc He is a m~mber o( and devotion!! led by Mre Joeeph 'er MartJn, Pastor Sunday School Church of Chrl•t. Bradbury, Ed- two-tone ~umberbands o! blue Kappa Delta Pl.~ Mu Epsilon Slg Cook using for her topic, "W11.· 11 30 A M. Worship Servll!e 1 p Ward Emerson, pastor. Bible taffeta endlng In sashes eneireltd ma and Muste Educators Club ter That Falls Not" Mrs 0 R M Chrbtiaa Endeavor altnrnate School 9 30. Thurm .. n CaneY th.eir waists and the full He hall hJa own band and has Fab of C9lwnbus wal! welebJOed !iunat:.a at 1.80 P. M. supt, Morning worship 10 30 Their headdress were ma,chlrig played the trumpet w1th name "Reservoirs of Lovo and Chu-h of the Naart '- , ..... Chriltian Endeavor 6 p m Even· open crowns of pearls with c1rcu- band&"on the road and 1n New Mercy" was Ute topte of the pro,.. 1 r· In~~: wor1bip 7 3() p m lar vei11 of silk muslCJ.I:I The1r York. He holds a graduate presentee! by Mrs Shelton, euse, ~ K. William.. pPtor. Flnt BapHit Chui'Ch, East frl\lln aceesaon~ were white shoes and 1eholarsh1p In buslne!!l adminH,· Baptlat homes, Suftday School P 30 A M. Morning: streel, Ralph c Zundel. pastor. g1ovea · tratton at the University of Michl. ror retired mmiatera, or· wor&hlp 10 30; NYPS e 30 P M i wmtam W.ltsnn. supt 9 30 to J1 The man was 'Edwin Schql, gan where he will enroll m Sepand O.ili:' EvanteUstlc 1ervlee 1 30 P. M Combined service ot worship 1nd cousin or the groom from Hamll- ternber Mrs. J H 51 enson gave a 1 Wedneaday eveatnc ~ayer meet tudy Spee'lal mUS\C! Sermon tan, 0. and the ushers were R.Oy GueJt& were reaistercd by Mrs thought from • he Ml11110n Mags· mC ror midweek and TuesdQ 1"Sinning With the Tongue'', NuT· E M111er CbestN, 0., and Jame& Edwm S(hul. Hamilton, 0, anrt zine" and Mr Ralph C. Zundel afternoon prayer hour. aery and Junior church for ehil· ltamsay, Huntlngton qut.oftown guestl were Mr and gave a readln -.J!'O~ the "Book Haun of theater, 1.,. dren tt to 11 30 observance of The bride's mother wore a blue Mrs. Ira Cox, Delaware, 0, Dr of Reme10brance. "Mrs Ellen da1 School 81BD A. M. Mornlna the Lord's Supper Tu4!!1d&y 8 P flowered sheer trimmed drets 11r and Mrs Wayne llutterworth, Co\lch wresented the dedication worship 11 A M Sl.'ILday evenina; m. Rellglous service_ 1t the Fair Ale neon lace, white lilk ahant~l Matlon, 0, Mrs David ' E Davh of the love gift and prayer worah1p at B Proyet JQttUill on Gr unds picture hat, whate and blue acc.w- Youungarown, Mr. and Mrs. Don· At the dose of the mee~lng re· 1 Thursday 8 p M. United Methodl•t Chun:h, Pocn- sorles and corsage of pale plillc aid Cox and Jlll, Hlllllboro, Mr rreshments served by Mrs ' - a.m. port Ia!!~ hel~ ~I ~0 N.or~~.lna Spr ~gs, Pomeroy Bap"'tist wsrs To Attend J k M'ee t•1n9. Evan~~:ehstac ~vcnmg_ be.~~t t~e ~o Pray~r. If~~=~,_..;_;;;;~;;;;~;o;~an~d~M~"~·~G~en~e~Ra~o~te:lt~e~r,~r;~~C~otu~c~h;;;a~n~d~~~C~o~o~k;;;;;~--~ Raken Of Good Bread llunUngton, W. Va, Custom !Built Kitchens Middleport 10:15 skirt.~ Ohio Valley Baking Co. . Atkins Chic\s Cbannel 3 - IVn. & IMn. Autult t1·12 Lana Turner Rlellard Bur\on "UINI OP ftANCHIPUR" (Cinemt1Nl.6pe-.:reehnlcol0!') A Specta.C:l.t;. of Natun tlpheav~l _,_ Rruu:lolpb' !eott Barbara Hale "THI 7t~ CAVALRY" (In ,Teehmeolor) Bradford Ch"rch of Chr1tt Su"" el'(ly, Rev Eugege Brown, pastor day School, 9:3tl a. m. Lor'ft'l Sup- Isiond''' Sthool 9 15 a m 'l'beo II per lmmedla~ely followlnr. smttb, aupt. Worlhip 10:30 a m ' ' " Melhoctllt Chutch. Har.ry •\Fallow Ground" Tuesday 8 p m Batea. P11tor, Laurel CUff. SUD- openlns services of the Meia• co day Scbool 9•30. Clau meetiat Fair 1:ponsored by the Meigs Co lO 30, FM.Y servict 1':00, heW Mlnl!t.,rlal Assodation Rev Clyde '1'1i 8 to; 'Pnyer M.eetJ~II W•dne,. RoRU!. wUL brmg the measaiO day 7 80. Hyaell Run Sundar Christian Science Society. \44 PAIRVIIW ' Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy Morning Rev Harry Ptckens, pastor service at 11 with SPIRI'l' the subSunday School 9 80 a. m., Young jett of the Jesson sermol'l and the Peoples meetlnC 8•40• p. m • GG1den Text Now we bave ric:plvPreachtng servlce 11 '7:30 p m . ed nol the 1plrit of the world , but l'rayer meeting Wed "' 30 p m, the spirit whlch ls of God l CorThursday' 7 30 p m East Letart lnlhlans 2 12. Wedne1day. evenlnr S S 9 SO Morn ina: worsh1p 10 45 ienlce M 8 Th~ public is cordial· Evening worship 8 on the tst; 3rd ly tnvlted to atlend, Reading rBDm bth Sundays. Prayer meeting on w1th aide entrance located at the Wednesday at 8 reu of the ehureh open to the I.Hine M11al1n CMr1a• auah public on Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. Altr.d Methodist Church, ln. Service• &uadt)' 7:30 and 1·80 R M Grove, pa.stor Sunday School of Chrl•t, Pomeroy, 9 ~ Lloyd Dillinger, IURt: wor9·30, Richard Davia, ship 10 48 .Sunda;r 2 to 3 p m. 9upt Morning worship tO SO, aervlcn at Elmwo~d Rest Home Topic "The Eldership" Chrutian Sunday 1·80 P m MYF Wedne., Endeavor 6 30 EYening serv1ee day 'f 30 p. m 'Midweek pn)'er Dai1y Vacati.m Bible Sl!hool Pro- •ervlces~..,..---.,-...,gram 7·30. eh... h ,, Christ ..t I:Aftr DIY 0 .. ,-,&i!.. ~"~ \'own "'"· Portland Ro•d ...,...1aoo~ J.... *•"''" ~~~:Y.!"'f:l o.:s.c\·""!:Pre•r;!>.l•~ ne•day a pm. P=~ ~U. Guest p. ,o so, Joe . ~ " lY SMART SET See lb..., New r complete rlllllle of olzes In rayon flllle rayon pb anlllle .llld nubby cottoli . twetdw •*- t O~S~ Evange ine ' '' ,..ri,u()tetnoi..iqS'''• ton cfl'!l~ ' • dtQtlef.' (br , fal.l eokt11• ' ¥ ' --EVanaellne ttietr famlUea th., • ' Fall '!res•••· A jumPer ~ ~ '.... I -f' toll styI;. • , ficnic Friday 7:30 ••4 OPTOIU'IaJIT N~ W. COMPTON, 0. D. ......., . James Cbapter \he supper wbleh was twentY·IIx memben and Mr.s. wnua Anthony, tho ter Stevers, Luta and Mr• >Wood, NO.' Pomeroy·Midd~ Olllo, -- Style Show Is . Fe;ture or 1\tleigs Junior · Fair ba~!f~~!~u:e ~eJg.o County 4·H ~irl• and members of the Future Homemakers of Arn•rlca ~':!o~::rr~:h~l~t~~v~lemM('.dl:~ ~~~~~';;~c~t tl;,"! i:'o~te ~J~~~ ;::;'l:~:tsi:tc~~~u~~ti:~ e gs County Fair. mr~:~~!\~!ggr;~~ ~f 't'A" okr "A·" to win the privllege of taking part in the §!yle revue dut· Lol 'z. ,...• as wee at the Pomeroy Jumor High school were· • a 1g1er, Aleta Carpenter · Karen 1ennl!er Lohae Mel: anJ Brown, Sue Ann Myers Joyce Caraon, Louise Fisher, snaron Rlt chlo, Patrie!• Blakealee, Joy<e Car. son, Audrey Cunmngham, Myrna annua r ~!. ' every ~eplon ~ -..! • rl--- •' • J' ' l' ' ~ t·!t> \> ' ' ~ ( Jt ... ' • Ill -""" , : 1 • 1n Mll!St:S SIZP 1fl'l) H.~. > ' • I ElBE.RFELDS llOIIIday, AugUI\12, ~ Kay Kay Chntock Lanna Ann Carleton, sandra ng • 25 for appearances in the court of Mayor 1057 ersons • n If p rio...:ty T0 Bl.le~~t F '} T A ai ore 0 ppear In Court c T 1\,l $ ~~{t:,"'~lrg~~:· ~~~~~· E~:~: osts wo 1' en 225 In Bonds ~Flu" S~eele, Tufner MeBond totall •2 ' Dr•'•· 1 Nod Ftom Are Predicted ~pus lin ~f!~J!!!~Y ~OL11UUS UP - sys~te~m::;:::,;r. I 5S00theastern Ohi0 TB Group Le8defS Meet ! Ia·· I 1 ~d ~~ ~tt~e a(~~Dt~~e aen~nee Ohio National Guard Ordered To Cut Drills Local Residents Aid Is Asked Jn Heart Research KaY Not"rb ~~:~:~. sJim HOpe Held For Agedwoman On Pikes Peak "'"* Herberf H CeJebraf es H' 83r d Birthday :a_v- ~u :men~ ~1 ero, The~e ~artl!von ap~loUtJ TII~Color~llo ~ee ~tote beet War ll veterans and theu faiDilies Sunday •,.hen"~ ~ha~ ~r.piner ellruh79eel and apparently exploded in a desolate sw•mp A ma~;:1 of C111aditn air ~ttled ng a persons aboard r • IJlte a cOOl saddle on the north central bact of the aation urlJ The dioaster was the worst tn Canadian aviahon history and today, eau.atng temperatunea ~ drop 10 to 15 degreea in North Dakota and Mnmeaota Scattered thundentotml 11 norted an the RoekleJ, wbllc a humfd blanket of warm air covered tbe rest of tbe country from the Rod· les to the eastern seabo~rd A calm tDda)' followed an ad.ive 24 hOUri In "bleb two lnche& fell at Miami, Fla, three Inches at ClnelnnatL and about two-and-a half mehe1 at MobUe Ala and Lexington KY ' ., Cooler ~ather wUJ prevail over the northern third of the country today, .scattered •howere and thunderatol'lllJ o«:uring along the stnp from tbe Ohla Valley to the M1d·Atlant1e eoutal area Sheriff Fears MiSSJ.Dg • Man 1May Be Dead 1 1 d8 h1erlrt Robert C Hartenbaeh m tted today he "fean 67 year old -Harry Mason Manley 1s dead· Maley lett the O'Nmll Rest Home a weet ago alld the only trace found of b1m. since wu a ,11boe, about 100 yarch from the home, near a barbed wue fence 'nte sheriff lltd no word whatsoeYer hl.!l be~ heard of Maley's pomihle where about.s He lefl a bor.rt 6 p m , on a eool evenme Four Truckers Are Fined For overl oading ' '"Surely someone would bave reported &eemg a one shoed man wondenna: around," Slid HarteDMayor E F Roblnaon Saturday ~cb. "If he Jl still aro~WJd" Maley Rl"ht fmed four tru • d I f a one time .was a patient at At .. e. r ven or heos State Hospital. O'ferloadina: af!e arre~t,. bY lbe Rlate pa.trel lilt i'eek Tile O,l'felll ~e u; tn~ t)le 'niey were ~~~~~in F Martm, S20.· woods commuafty -Ru"ed 'h~Jci~H;olllS 0 Huntlef, $29.'70; •hills SWTound 1t The abcn[f nid P Karne, $65-70, and Earl person.nel at the home bave searH. Smith, $6'7.70, all amauntl 10 ched for a week with no result A eluding cosls troop or Boy Scouts asauted l.ast Lom1 La.udernult, was fined $10 Tuesday and coats for dn.vlng on a tem-------porary perm1t wttbout a licensed operalor C FUneral serv1cea for Jeeee ant, or Long who died suddenly Gf a heart attack fishing In Forted Run Late oa Frio da)' held today at tbe Long Bottom Cbriatiaa Ckurcll wltb ReY Freeland Norris officiatIng Burial waa to be made ln the Sand HUl Cemetery. Tbe retired miner and veteran of World War n 11 sumved by hfa: wife Harriet of Long Bottom; tllree 1ons, James, Ann Arbor, Hieh; Ml8S Evelyn Tuttle1 St Petenl:lur1, FIL; Ina Mae Bryant at home and three ai.sters, :Mrs ReubeD Carr Long Bottom; Mrs Rosa Ball, Acre, W. VL; Mn. V1ola Altber, N TazeweU, VL and IZ Jhnd ehildrfl!n. Two brothers prMeded him in deatb. Loni llei.Ja c:ountians, two from Middleport, two from Pomeroy and two Syra£Use amon1 tHe 179 graduafes who reeelved degrees in eommeneemeet et:ercber held Ob1o UmvemtJ flln Saturday Don E. Weaver, editor of the Colpmbus Cltizen, told tbe 1'79 ,n'duatea "The great problem of the lndJvidaJ today 11 to lit hrmJelt happily and u1etullr into a dl1nglng aoclety The world IS uowtnz Ia fan ln population, hi· duatrial achievement and new ideas that the eauee of the Individual Ja apt to be IOIIL" Meigs Cou.o.tlans rer:eiving degrees were Mlddleport-HUine I.<wl< Philao.n. BSEd , 208\1 S. Tblrd Ave.; Pearl Childert Rernoldl, BSEd , 415 s . Fourtb St. Pomero1-Edlth Riggs Riffle, .BS Ed., Route 3,; Nonga Fleming Roberta, :&SEd 106 Wehe Tetrace Syncuse-Howard Vinton Cozart BFA; David D Qulanberry, BSEd: P. 0. Box 132 0 IDDW8D vertnrf Divorce Decree I (lann'ed By n....ath Is Granted To saturday Aug, }0 Gertrude Barton W. Virginia Man wu Given Fine For Disturbing Peace JhrloD Mn~ !!!''.iT aU~esUElnBECBri~~TYt(UP)ed- A happy post-war reunion with. rel· -·" urn 1nto tragedy for gro l w ld Six Meigs County Funeral Servic~ Students Awarded For Jesse Bryant DegreesAtOU SJx Are Held Todav • Bryfrom were Aged BelPre Man Ill. Bottom wh.ll, Falls To Death at were to be Into Ohio River Steak House In Pomeroy Opened By Dr. Tom Crow no~ World War ll Vets,. Families Are Victims Of Tragic Crash Lambert Thunderstorms Well&, Bnbora Cleland, Ruth Ann C 0 Fisher of Middleport were•ordered forfeited Saturday l!lre<lor Rolpll !Jworti?l 'Bailey, Ruth Ann Brothers, Janet mght and two other men in court appearances were fined a the priority Caldwell, Shelba HaU Rachel total of $20 and costs .. vaccine be to local wall medieaf Floyd Le e Ed wards of Middleport, wh'o was free on a bond Hawk , Doroth )' Circle, Vtck1e • Helen K y B M of '200 h ~ ,Dr. Dwoljk slid el••t million Cl.r ... am ., on c arges of driving while i~"xlcated !••led to make shotl of the vaceme will - b• avail· Smitb, Judy, aG a IIarr, a on an Wanm.u .... da, Tackett, Linda Hubbard an appearance and bis bond .,1s llde for the nation and drug aqplanet Vineyard, Yvonne Damewood ordered forfeited pllm 10 far have f.lV~n no 1ridlCa '})onna Hllldore Judy Proffltt Na Vugll L !ton, 27, of Mlddlepart, tion bow mucr.>;nlf be" sent to dine Roue h. Martha Parker, Dorl 5 also forfeited a bond of $25 when Ohio. Caldwell, Janice Caldwell, Mado.. • he too, d1d not appear to anawer AI a result, he nid, the • }yn Brown, Barbara Smith, Caror:harges of ll'ltoldr:ation Health Department p~na to l'kJyn Woodrum, Rebeeea Dye, Shar· ll was pointed out today that tn ommend that the vaedne be glftn on AtklnK, Janet Carpenter Mmrettnt weeks a number of bOnds lJrat to government worken: wllo ado Murray, Judy Cray, Dt.rls have been forfeited by non-appear- perform "sential IM'\I'ieea Wells. Jamcf': Teaford, Shnon DoExecutive Socretarii!S from five ance In court, wuh tile defendants The he~t.Jth director eJP9baslzed and Role Greenlee. aoulhc!!utern Tuberclll.osls and m ttrc eases app•rent)y, '!nder the however, that adoption ..,._,.IJ'i prl: 10 Health AsMiciations met on Frl 1mpre1~uon that by forfeltlng bOnd orlty standards will belilri~Uy MP ~rl1 day, Auust 9 at the home of MN' the case ie closed again them to local medieil vou~~·t"" 1 male Joe B. Dav11, NclsomJUe se~re Pollee Chaef lj'ar:.rum today sa1d Dr Dwork 81ld ao=f •"e taries attending were Mrs Au lhat such II not the case and tft•t thorny problems in u.ti:'n GalUpolis, Mr-& those wbo forteit bondr al'e sti}J aad prionty will ~ ~d aullt .Arnold, Wallace Bradford, • Mlddleport, charged and that the CAses are def-~ next 'Week at a meeti~~ " e Mn. Dorothy Kneg, Logan, Mrs mitely "not eloaed " He gtd the health officers In CheyeDJII1 Davis .and Mlsl'l Patr1eia Gray defendapts are still s1,1bjeet to ar· The vaccine is ex~ to ~ J.larletta Also present was Frtd r_ests I placed on the commerdal marbt MILTON LAMIIIT JPlgust, Fteld Counselor, Ohio In other caaeJ appearlng before I tbOIIJChout tbe country ilmleti.Qk Milton Lambert, son of Mr and Tuberoulos1s and Hea 1th AJsoCJa- Mayor C. 0 Fisher over the week nlJllt month. , tiqn, Columbw end Leroy Elevins, a .truck dri.Yer Dr Dwoilt said be mtends aijo Mrs John t:llmbert, Mulberr)'·av, of P!llddleport was arrested Satur· to discun problems relatin&' •lo and &tellu football athlete for :~~~~~~~~:discussed for the day by Officer Ike .Neal for run- the ya~CI~ with Gov c wnue Pomeroy High School today wl8 of the Ohio Tu mng II stop Sign BIIMn& pleaded O'Neill. not1f1ed b,. Coach "BlUie" Munn He.alth Assoc1a 'guilty" to the char-ce and was He said be also planned tn p~· of Wl.aeonsin to report to the Big at Logan, ~, on as1e1sed $10 and costs pose to tile governor a plan 1a . Ten Badger CIIDipui Oll leptember 10. .... !I'hl~lL alao Geor1e apenoer, 2¥, of Pomeepy .pantilnt the """" mlllt1 probiCJM~m- tu~ RFD, a~!ted 1 tw Offl~ .Gilll:e:t t~ on ttlreiito &tate UD--- Latnbert I• oMIII••I''Jtj J!>o WIJ. constn UlllYermty College bf Chem· ~:~:L~~~:f Janet general health for drtY'ii\g wi.tnout a lleen1le paid campo... iea.l Engmeermg and has been ·~ Carol Sue Traeewelt1 Lin· M.'r :Kalgust reported ob the a fine of $10 and coats Dr Dwort .- said current tacl11. JrRnted an Athletic Schol81'shlp ~····· Dottle Brown Darlene formahon of 1 tri-state televasion Pohce Chief Bartrum alao re· lies are overcrowded and could by the B1g Ten powerhoUie and Rutb Anh Brother.: comm 1ttee to make better use 00 ported today that Jamet Ned can not deal with any possible a.uallc The Athletic Scholllt'lhip was television facilities fo 1 or Middleport was released from nu outbreak in Ohio 1 awarded to Lambert after vialts to Among the 4·H girl• exhibiting purposes of tubercutoaos and Mlddlep.ort Jail over the week end An additiOn to the present bulld1 --~ Jirticle.a to uH and wear the fol· health education a1 ter servini ano lh er sentenre for 1ng WI 11 be sought to provide the Badger eampua and a review ~,ng receiv~ the "A" grade to Mts& Gray an~o .. nced tha·l tho nt1oxicatlon, but that before ba space for an a1r pollution Iaborll· bl' Murton and h1e I!Oaehlng ltaff of movtel taken of local football male tbm ribbon wlnnera· (C on t1 nued on PIP Fi\oe) JpYee Cirtleblue Jackilf .Tones, Ben- J957 Tri-State seal... $.ale Ktck-Ort fre eaae M h e was g1ven a hearing begames in wldeh Lambert waa a etandout player. netta 'Clark, Norma Barrett, Caro- meetmg wtll be held In Huntma· e~r C ~t~ C 0 Fisher wbo warn· Lambert ts at home f« the next tyn Greenlees, Barbara Davis. Vi- ton, November 13 next rme he apv ola Davis. Elizabeth Bruch, Mar· Mrs DaVIs acknowleded gifts <if eh tb I on an nto.JdcaUon month enjoying a vaezUOn before j()rle Bents Margaret H&rll)On magazines boOks and record, l<l would be reporting to tile Badger coacbia& rtaH Janke HoU~n, Mary Sue Handley: the Southeast Tuberculosis HOB· oa age F1ve) ~... Jennifer Lohse Janet Scott, Ta- pltal. TbCI!C donabons came from mara Flnlaw Jane Baer s~zanne all counties 1ft lloutheaalern Ohio Pri~e Paula ·s~re Teaford \ She added that indlViduala and June 'Netgler, Sue A.t)n Myer8'1 Jan: ora.anballoRJ interested in mak· COtUMBUS UP - Ma2or Gen.. .et Bl11e1J Melanie Brown Alma ang contributaons to the bosp1tal Leo ~ Kleber, Ohio adjutant gen· Stef- mlaht contact Dr Harold Cashman Hope Smith Clarl~e eral, baa dtreeted the Ohio Naa~f Wioe~enoer Eleanor' Kay Medical D1reetot, SoutheMtern tional Guard. to halt recruiting NelsonScrp'!elder, Sbaron' Sue Cottrill, Tubercu1081a Hospl,tal, and pay c!rUla in Augt,~at In comville, Mrs F H 0 Brten, Syra Sandra Mr:Ml1lan Pamela \vtlaon ReAJdenta of Pomeroy and pliance with a federal government Otbers e:s:hlbiting in the cta~s cuse or J S Porter, Gallipolis Middleport can belp heart re· order Umitlng gu1rd ex.penditurew search by ordering their Christ. Kreber said only eiJht pay drllk Belpre, Ohio man wa! Hated from 4-H clubi were Roberta mas cards from ttre Heart Fund inate1d or the norm 11t 12 will be ray among the week end death Kraeuter1_Lola Zeitler, Anna Barthe Central Ohio Heart Assocla: held during the llrat quarter of , ataJltJes ln Oblo whicJ1 Hated at rell Catherine Bla!ll, Peny RualJOn haa announ~ed the new fileal year He Indicated le~: 20 dead In traffic accidents aell, Ruth Reed Janiee Evans, Mary The asaociation Is now taking the four drills lost this montb wer Meed, 78. ol ~lpre wu Starcher, Sharon DiU, Audrey Mcorden for CbrJstmas cards with probably would be held Jn the reported as having fallen to hit Kinney, Janet Seott, Bonnie Mlller, lhe proceeds to be used for flDal quarter. dtath from the Parkersbutr·Belllary Jordan Karen Drake, Aleta htart research Kreber uld the ONG's strengtb pre Bridge into the Oblo Nver on Carpenter, Terry Bradford, Kay Cards are priced at 12 for eellinJ ia 12,830. But actual Sunday Wilford, Carol Teaford, Kay Hen The C(lunt between 6 p m Frl~ drix, Gloria A,uther1on, Diane El· Every ship has a' shakedown $1 GO. lmprlnte of the 1ender'& 1trenatb ia an additional 593 or narqe are available at an addition· about tbl'tle mea too "'111.any' fot daJ through midnight Sonday wood, Dorothy Hornell, Norma Ni· cruise when hands streamline du· _al COlt e~b qrUt... ahawed three peraons drowned .and <!bOll, Mary Blse, Ruth Smith, Bet- tie• and effltiencY 'comes· w'th Measuring 41,! by 6% inches. The ONG't 37th dl'riaion re- tw died io JRtKellneous accl~ tr Jtandolph Ron.aleen Oaboro, Car· praetlce Dr Tom Crow, \t1dei.y olyn SIMon, Patty Arnold, LindJ known dentist of Pom.eroy.. has the Heart. J:uad Cbrlstmas card eelved the bad DGWI ftursd;ay didla to ra1ae the tote! In all type " \ Smith, Janet Arnold, Maud Brewer, ordered just Uiat /of bls n~w feafurt~s a full-colOr pidure of dur~ng tbe final week Of the two acddents to 215 the ~tagrapb tbe ''Geranium week swnmer training :period at ! Martha Brewer, Rose Ann Thells, ''Cro\t's Steak House," w. Mam Tree It carries a yule-hme mes CIJ1'!P Br~nrtdse KJ. The 7.- D .!"-. Naney Zumbal!b, Darlene Torrenee, Mary Lee Damewood, Mary earner· While I fornfal opcrtlnd will be ll&Je piUI' the roUowlng notation 000 tu.arilamea camp e "This card wall purchased from Slaturday and return -to their on, Ann Hubbard, MarY Jane In a week or 10 dass th c t 1 0 1 • I 116 LDuke, Sharon Van Cooney, Doro- announced the modern facihty IS e en ra h 0 Heart .Nsocla .,omel n Obio cl.tltia. thy l(owell , 1 ' tlonafto11 Jor heart re open for business ln the house Vt: 4-H alrla receiving A grades for ~onatruction of dress-up drenes Itself The drive-In aervice will be Orden may be placed wit"- the I c tr " 00Vef aft: Martha Parker, Doria CaldWell opened Tue&day, Aug 13 Tom Crow, Jr., and Robert Crow en 8.1 Oblo Heart Association, Janice C.ldwell Reber:ca Dye, 1an· •ons ol Dr Crow, a:re managerS 50 E Bro~d ~t' Columbw, Ohio Franels Overturf, Mtddleport, tt Durb.am, Sharon AtkiDI, Anna Df the restaurant. Twenty persons IS RD., WIJ notified Salurday ot the MWTIY, Dorill Ann Wells, Janet death of his brather, Row11n (Bill) are employed an the 24·hour-day ca,rpenter, '-!lnada Murray, VIr· service. 0\'erturf, at University Hollpltai ginia Johnson, Elaine Steele. Lan· and curb Saturday He wa1 95 years o.f aile' 1s be· na Turner, Judy Cr:ay, Patricia to Drive-Iq ng m,aintalned from It e m SAN FRANCISCO UP _ Her· $urv1vors include h~ wtfe, Mary Jlalre.alee Otheri exhlbitlna in the to mldnl&ht weekday! .:and Sunda.v bert HooYer be&tn hit Mtb year and son BuztY, Colll'miJUil, orothers elua were Madalyn Brown, Bar· night the Drtve·ln wlll today, enjl)ytnr 1'fundamentally Francis, Walter and John Jerrv bara Smith, Cal'(llyn Woodrum, Saturday oper~te until 1 a m 1ood" health but wryly a~knowl· and S1Sters. Franchon Overturf Linda Folmer, Patty Young, Oaa The Steak House has 14 stools COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. _ edtlng hia. "longevity dependa '\i'lrglnin V1tatoe, EloUe Churty: Turner, Margaret Smith, Kathryn boothe )fill bP. Open con (UP)-Atd . .:...rlties ld tod mainly on pilll!l" half-sisters, Erwln Finley: and two Sl4ek, Betty Jeffers and Ann Sat· tlnuousiJ' 81 ay vol The former Republ~an Presi- Pan•y Shy; and a haJJ-brother. &ent. Ten ~eelu were req,u 1red to ~r~eer:elrn:o:;:,~tol~~f! : dent told ne,..JJI;e~ hilt hearln.a Frie)lds may call '-t the Jerry Wlnnlnt A awards In the eon· completely remodel-the 'foi'Dlr K¥ slim 'chan i t.tlat {b e waa failln1 but euept-lat!a setae SPifln Funeral HOI,tle where serattuction of •ports clot.hel were ~e Carson, Audny Cunning· eto~e Set.ViC!e StatlOn All-- m6dern mountaln ~Imber w:a lti~~a~!! or "wonder dtut" aUtJrU 111! · bu '"lees wiU be held, Tuesday at was illltalled CholeJ! after aevpq df.Yf 00 l'ikea Peak been in top l!lhape Jlsu.:ldt lait lea o'elodt bl!ft. Ellen Young, Myrna HOffman, $p#•t• .,....n be- b'l,tl!day. • Anno ~orraY. Dod& Well.o, Vlf. • ' 1 •• • Wide wliel!'«hlu>tt md fou,iltaln' sertlee Ire , y.ftp'JO.t leot Monday wbUe d.. Aller you p... tl!oAlorlPtural MARKIT i:hiia JohniiOD, Elaine Steele an6ng 11ve" Is space (pr 2tJ &eending tbe famed 14 ,100 _ f06t limit of atil$.0 ,ean» QNQN'N',ATI ijP - Producr Lanna Tutner am~pl' the partlel· ... a blabl:toP.ped lot peak Siie bfts eltmbed It annually be aald with a Millle,*"'!Joar ton- , _ . steadY; cO.osumen paUn3 4·H girls wKlle Ottier• e:s:hibror the 'PIIt llli years, Mrs , Roti- ••vlty 4ependl!l matntr imj pills." •1Wf brown, A jumbQB 42-44. A JtiDI ln the elaa we~ Karen Holt- o e rear of the building. ert1 wa.s h•at ~ell near the BWIJ.. HooVer and thtee "''CeraUons 39-40; A medlqm ~.P:a; J>. er MarilYn Blaek-. Sonja 1111· mit of 'hi1 famn,. wen ; . - . at a .,.al 20-23, R large ZNI; FOB '" 1ft "'artha Colemaft, JOy WJaemau, _ 1unebean atiOatd lfie ~ ::Amerlean wllilr1nd brown A lar.ge fW; A LIBfiARY TO CLOII F4l..:t Mae Bl1ckw!Mid, Pauline Gib-1 Mrs Henry Null, Llbrartan, . . .bas COUNCIL MIITING POSTPO,.ID President liner named II\ his hon• mntlum 37·38, B larn 81}3'7 ton, Joan Wooctll'd and carol The nrular meeting of the Mid· or U I htaftpol~ ol the observChickens, fryere unSettled; try. mnount\ed tbat tbe Mldc5eport Beati!L dleport Village Couneil, which waa an~e of hil 83M 'tilrtbday er1 3-3ltZ lb 20-ZZ;hens, heavy; 131'A" award" In the ~tehool,drel!ll PubU~ Library Will be eloaed from ~);td.u(fd lOr Uinlgbt; bu Hoover bad e<~mmenta on. prac- 15, light 10..12. Volume and price eonttruetlon JfOUP among tlie 4·H Aur. 10 untll it reopena on Aua:ust PbltPOne~ beaa.use of the abstn~ ::::~ e~ery! mbject except pol diatrlbution on fryer1 &.900 at 20', drlf: went to UMbel Hawk, Vt~kte 31 'r.ueaday ~I be th,e last day for of ...Ito o er new•meo •t his tra.• 186.000 at 2'1i 32.000 at 2a .and 12.Clirl:, Lulmi Brewtr, Wu~ Tac- the Library to be open befor11 tbe tloELtoua~fh ~bo 11'! on v aca-. • ~~ ~.i:~.birt!tda:V ntws ton• 3.00 at undetermined pt-leea lContinued on Pap P'tvi) anDual rece11. ............,... ~ ~--... Sutter, 90 score 'TL serv1~ $4.95 enttne ~~~~~-------------------------D_e_~~·~~~~~·=~~~~·:·;~~~;01;;26~e~B~~~·~~~-~·~·~··~Aree~:_ ____________ too VOL~X en~ireiY · HALF SIZEs ••~ ro u~ •tor, Aal't Servlr:es • a Will ~ Portt1ncl last Oo1ai Btaeet. ,._., OffJee Roan: t lo 12, t 10 L (Close li FA~~ NEW I • -~--....,._: JtEP~T :w~te A final divorce degree granted today In Melli County Common Pleaa COurt to Gertrude Barton, ReedsYIIIe, trom Barton, Mandleld Reformatory, Coustody of one minor child ..,. granted the plaintiff and the d~ fendant ordered to PaY $30 per month support and $100 court costa. In Jean Carson vs. Robert D Carson the court ordered the defendant to appear at 11 a m Aug 14 In a contempt actiOn. _ Columbus and Southern Electric has filed suit for money 0111~ tfPOUnting to $448 7t plua Interest 1111inat Bill McFarland, Rt. 2 Lake City, Tenn , et. al Webate; and Fultz are actina for tbe .plaint- 1ft GO TO TRYOUT Dave Hlndy and .Jim Bowlu of Htddl6p0ft, the Latter wJth a Redo leg eoatraet boau1 offer to •lin 18 a pitcher, JO to Cblrleaton tohlJht to take batting praeUce witll the A~erlcan ~octation Senators John hrsODI will tate the MRS P'ada to Charleston. Just1ee of Peal!e R E Grmdley fined Ralph Blessmg. 22, Letart, W. Va .• f3'1-20 on counts of dtsturbaanee of the peace and resist" tng arrest over the week end He fined Joe Hysell $15 and costs for lntoxJcation and Ra.Y· mood Portr, 18 Carpenter. tre aame amount for dasorderly eonduct at the American Legion danee at WUkesvllte Saturday night. Meanwhile, Sheriff RobeTt c Hartenbach rported Harry Elliott. New Haven, W Va , was jailed for mtoxacatlon by the state patrol 1nd wdl go before Maynr c 0 Fisher of Middleport Cl.~tude Sm1th. arrested Aug 10 for DWI. bas posted $300 bond and released Glenn Roland Racine Rt. 2 42. jailed Saturday for Intoxication. was releand when no formal cllarteA were filed Lawrence Harrison. Rutland, wu Jalled by the &herlf1 for dJs. orderb ccmdur:t and tntoitcatlcm. one of the world's worat Th Maritimf's Central Airway, DC4 charte1ed by .the Imperial DlvtSIOh Of tbe Canadian Leglon m Toronto, burst mto rt.amea OD 1mpact and dug a deep crater io the marshland Bodies of the "':J paMenser& a••d 11x crewmemberJ wre torn hmb from limb In th• ensutng biaJt.. Jdentifleatlon ,..11 expected to be alma&t impouible Last r1tes were eonducted 1r1: the scene or the trade,ly by Rev Alexandre OeBI01s, rector of the Partsh of Ste Cro1x The pas!engers were Brituh war veterans or members o( their famihes who bad settled in canada after World Wv n_ They bad chal'tered the plane to vtait their fol'D!er homes m the Untted Kin ..dom • WHther Not Certain• The doomed atrhner's pilot gave no mdJcatJon that 1t was m trouble Last radto contact wu made over Quebec C1ty wheD ita c<aptaln, Norman Ramsay 34, or Montreal, reoprted that everything wu aormai and the weather dear Prenously the weather bad, repot1ed &elttefled thunders torms 111 ~e area. 1 ~~~ 5\1!' fte• Tbef ~ ""' lll"~R as It'""""' flew overb-'d. aa1d 1f wd """imping" ~:¥'"mat: ... mg • bomble ftDi!e " OD ~mpaet 1t exploied, "moling a nOiae Iikt an earthquake or tbunder clap .. .J Ramsay was suspended for liz'' months when he ttuh landed a ' Trana-CaQada Airlines • s~:~~~~=~~~-.fi)~t~~~ atellation near ~ board Dec. 17, 1954 ehargea him with "lack ness," although t~e Pilots' protested be bad Jnlfered fatigue He had been flying for MCA llnte late 1865 after resl-mg from TCA J P Fournier, di 1 triet sup~ sor ol a1r regulatiolis fo the partment o! Tr-ansport arrnred It •aid 1t was "too 1000 io aseertaio ra~d was "too soo nto al('ertam de!inttely" the c:auae of the crash. but "It appetred that It exploded on tm~l" Preben CHtinw Work j Fourmer 'JIJ tctompanied by another DOT MficlaL They 'Wt!!'e returmng to the crHb scene this mornlng fo conduct an invzti-... tion - The area wu roped orr and Ilia: Royal Canadran Mounted Pollee eonsta flies m searlet tu Diet rtood guard Fragments Of twiSted metal and a water filled ernter were all th~t rematned of ttie red, white and ulver plane None of the Plecea' were more than two feet long ~eseuer wa4ed through mup: up to theu knees to recover bauage from lbe- marsh, .wblcb 1S lfUITOUpded on all &des by dense 'wOodland Rain had just litarted' to faU , when tti:e big plane drt:med ove~ head. Many residenta af the area were m ebUJ'Ch whet~ ~ey lleard the exploSion One of the first per. sons- at lhe 'ieene was Andre LeClre, 22, who 111d, "We heard something lite an earthquake a big blast At first we thought ' it was thunder beeouse- it had juat: started to ram " Alphonse Charest, a farmer on whose property the criBb oc:~urrd. sa1d he aaw the plane flymg verv low " He DJ.d bll ~aughter, Denise, wu ~eepinf: 'when she woke up thinkiac It was an earthquake " OcHn Cronlng UMftntful The plane had left Lon40n Saturda_y mght, wber.c. the ve~ana ~ had attended veter_a111• tefemoa- 0.: !' t 1. tes Arter an u:::v;=::~{;~i:' ~ Of the Atlantic, flavlk , Iceland, ,!t crashed 170 -""'.. .: Montreal where refueled before coJ.til);d,;g Tof1)nto The plane wu lait Qut~bec City at 2:07 p. was d1,1e 1n Moatreil S3 later. Search planes patched when lt was oYerdue. A plane beJonglu,l an affiliate of MCA; op::~~~= wre<:tare dlreclly on· • ftbeduled route. 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