https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/604534daff919dbdd987d74cd7f5d495.pdf 74b37ceba2a1d78f4fa2183cf334c3c0 PDF Text Text ..... _.. ----...... • ~ ~ ..... ~,-·--...:.-- . • • 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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't'ss ,._.. • TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan,e13 Let The Word 'Rest' Rule Your Vacat1on Plans, Don't Come Back To Work T~red, Im table, Sunburned, Sore MONDAY tlo ns for rest and relaxation Don t get 1hto a cross country dr vlng mar athon Reah.ze that you an t see t he whole Untted States lD t wo week::; Settle for a let:s urely stghtseeinK tnp if you spend the hml bark m school or course a fellow can ta ke htS at home ln travel Rest the mm d wtth book~ f you a l' gom g d omg the thousand and one lit tle Jolls that have watted aH year But that makes t h e t o settl e down somev.. here tf traveli ng vunt h lslon cal places on the Y.ay Th is km- or VI wtfe s wathng on the vacauoner a mghtmare s1tmg will take your "m nd otf present day So tl s never sahsfactorv Here are some ob worr1 es and troubles se rv attons on t acataons m genera l Ma~ be tt You use your eyes more on vacation than f1ts yours An employers and an employees concep you do normally They are a lso. subJected to unusual strain For tired eyes use sun glasses t on or a vacation differ consaderably The th at are moat restful It HI also a good tdea to emplo\ er ernphasJzes rest a nd relaxation for t he vacatione rs The employee thmks m <:' arry a botttl! of Munn e m the car da shboard compartment Move off th e road when you term ~ of fun and act1vlty Passabl y more attention should be giVe n to feel tired and take a nap Keep the body rela~ed by mild exercise rest in connedton wtth vacations Too many people returmng to work :Nter their t w o Don t attempt a strenuous athlettc program weeks off stgh weanly and say I m glad to If you are going to do a lot or walking do tl m ea$Y stages Unless y.nu are in really good get back t o t he offt ce for a rest The annual vacation 1n the United States rondltlon - and few vacationers are .- start has beco m e an actual necesstty for health and your sports activltl"' m mild doseg u~rtl your well being But !or maximum benefits 11 muscles a<e llmberel\ up And fmally remember that tHe sun wt!l sh ould be restful above all Rest the mtnd rest the eyes rest the body is good advtce to burn th e pale city dweller s sk1rl Use sun tan lotions and don t stay out too long A sunburn the la1e su mm er and early vacatlomsts • Th e annual r est penod should be spent 1sn t relaxing Rem ember let the word rest rule your so that you retu rn refresh ed rather than fa vacation at all time• h gued He re are some tips on taking vaca Everybody s getting m the vacahon act now If you don t get yours m July or August chances are shm or having one at all wlth vour family 10 September Yr hen the ktds are tHANNI!L 3 SlUN ON 6" 30 !00 I 30 ' "" 3 00 3 45 400 430 5 30 545 600 6 30 6" "" 7 00 730 8 00 8 30 900 9 30 1000 10 30 10 30 12 00 Room The Price Is Rlght ,...utb or Cu1 s~;~quencet I Tac Dou tJ h It Ceuld Be You Tex&Jnx Current My L ttle Margie Br de ond Groom Mat uee Theater Queen for a DaJ Modern Romanct:l Comeu) Tl e Mo ct me Popeye Presc ts Ne ws Pact ur ~ I Currer t 1 00 My L ttle Marg c 1 :m Bn de and Groom 3 00 Qu een For A DaY 3 45 Y!odern Rom anees 4 00 Com.:-dv T me 4 30 Moviet lme 5 30 Popeye Pr esents 6 00 Sp nach ~J ay houst 6 SO Weat ht! rca.s l 6 35 Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News 7 00 Festival of Stan 7 30 PLnir 8 00 Meet McGraw 8 30 Summer Playhouse 9 oo Nat Kina Cole Sho" 9 3') 0 Henry p!ayhouseo 10 00 A Man Called X lO 30 1J"W!5 Headlines 10 40 Nitewatch 1?. 00 Tonight I 00 IGN OFF WCHS-TV ChannelS Mon doy blonde on the beach free to KINGSBURY read wiLhOtlt the walls of lleir s n bl.s ears fre:e to take 11 week off wtthout explanation and he get just plain sore Sezze Joe y()U re WB!rt ng your Hfe wl.tllout a "ood womar. to be tender and stand .\!taunt I 'I in your need there UJ noth nil! like the patter of Hn) feet anrl the wonderful even 1gs aroun rl the TV with ' hOme cooked mcu barbecues a d fresh off the childish voices welcommg you hoMe from a hard day n 1f' jutt'! mtlls BY Janeth B••l Mr and Mr 1 eo K ng a d M ch ael or columbus v s1ted M s Ge org a Thoma and Mr and Mrs Wm K ng M cha I e :1 nc£1 her e for a long v I 1Big Ted Takes Walking Record UOS I ON UP - 'l'ed W ll ams wos cr d ted tu ht y w lh a ne w maJor lcu..,u record for r ten t onal base~ on bah n ont' season 1he Bos on Red Sox slu gger M1 and MMI Sta ley Bra! was walke 1 ntent anal\y once m have ~' urned to the r home n each game of a dou bleheader Sun C eve and a f er a wo wee ks vn rla y raiS ng h s total for the cam ra t on here and n F r da an I pa gn to 27 Tl'- e prev1ous b g le ague re ord of 26 \'ats held by of the Brooklyn D kf' S de \\ e~ kend guests of Dodg rs lolrs Way 1e Bea l w re J ud y Johnn y anQ J.>u el ZULUETA FAVOM.ED f N v York C I NEW YORK 1 P L ghtwe gl t con ender Orla ndo Z luela s fa Mr an d Mrs Mclv n s ng vo t"d at 8 il fur h s comebac k J of Columbus we e sl art l(l n f' ht n a TV 10 rou nde r Mr and Mn Mclv n Morr s Sr with Frankie lppol to at St Nlch everal da y~ recentl y ~~~ Arena o Mr and Mrs Geo ge Mf'eker r etuJnees ~~.lo g about tift~ t ne ~ach yl.'u r Maxine Ph !sOn and Pearl R ynold.s rece v 11g coveted degrees at Athens this week ~I 1..the r admiring famili es look on Or n Srfi th Rut land s ge a su pcnntendent of scbool s has just f !shed l:Ju ldii1JZ a h g 2 car gn rage He practically u It nl b.} h mself a love-ly new Th nks he Joe I need a good ha th oom 11 ~ 1 s ummer Talk woman like I need U e hoi~ 11 abou a\~J ted The huge ne '!l sta the skull A goo I woman stand d 1m at K.}ger c reek H S looks ng by n your Ot!ed s me re!~ as h g a mo~ n ver s ty stad1um thmk It get well bum or 1 cu l tn me II ~ ~II graded with beau buy that new coal You can ta ke 1 ful slop nq: sldeA seeded nicely the patter of tlny feet and as t g a s and th ) ve Lhe excava for ch Jd sh vo1ccs 1 d rathe n tl one for the r ~ w i mn l 1g I ave 11 kmtling eedl e through pool soo n be r eo ) t o pour the mv neck All of them hOme of colpmbus und M ss J a Wyant of Cul u. 1bus spe t c n rete Hear about Htlic Fred b rnt rleep-frozcn mcalll whe.~~ weekend v s ng t he r ram l d1 - he pl ayed postman and for t~ e TV s snowi ng cost A bell ny and sho v. er rn a 1 he passed around n lar"e t1 an d nncr for s x nt Too s held 1 hu rsday at the Yl h I; 1 le of h s mother s oi l lov Shor s But 1m lonesone I need lette r s A good t n e wa s had b co npony 1 th s ra t race so I Tho a home for Mr and M all We ar e due at two fum ly ~;an k1 oek our mutual hu n"n Glen 'l'h o lHts wl o w e n ar recentlv at ll e hor c f Ht' v r e n u ~ th s no nth r we can bondowe WI h a f1 end 11nd at Joh Lunle of J n t on Y shnd uv under the ~ tra in I hat least ha.,.e an occas onal ext se Mr ~ lhona :ithefu ( r c to compete ' ) wlth all t hOse e x to staY ut late SUI s d e llc t cooks hut tll s ramliy u e Actually the happlost peopl e 1 h s ne s a pretl y t porta nt especui\v ll g o mai ntain Vams hed o know a e bachelors the lder sialesml!n who h11ve nea1ly 110 rro n th1s ar e the bean been al the tra<le long eno g h o t'ln s or y es te ry~ar tee cream d We lear ne I th at (ha I SHADE plck ond choose the dln c r n WES'l soc a ~ ~ we knew the onl y a Na ee wei! 1 w r~t c l u c By Mrs rtustell Painter 1 o cer here I tow hall a pr z fair memor... - so lets keep what vile to play one dame ag aln.;t Mr and Mrs Dana Tur n nother and flee to a third whc t:o t If n we ca to n ato Jlunl so full of rr thu and lam Iy Mr an rl Mrs Ueorgt> he going gets rough They can he Ia 1u A cnnncry hos aaked to Abbott and daughter call<'d o liurnrnon 14 p 11 date w1th nne Mr and Mrs W lJ He \ma n S n buy the cror Just one plant 1ight phone call dine on sumptuouH nde r hiS bed roo n w ndow bu ... tttlea with the dolls of their day t s reuity loaded cho1ce fell to tbe outland s II Mr and Mrs V r gil Ro 11h n 1 1{111 daughter S s \\ !If' s in the need arise! and live off he chll clren Mr and Mr s Ulr ~ the Blue Garter bull r t ss having IV ROBIRT C RUARK fat of anybody s land Rou sh of J ackson are spend g nil 1 nore than ~ hlue g~rter ~ The summer hunting season A! for be1ng lcmesome like the the week at Buckeve Lake fo r br des here and a a d stanee has been In full play and lt Is a Mrll RuS!Iell P amter h v1 t umon (! the Jptter Mrs Dave Gar ... at ant bachelor who hu escap- wives say e,;perlenced bach elors can !1ght off the crawds that lng her daughter M s Harry ro way Gr ac~ Kell y Helen 0 ed w th hiS seulp by now The ~eek thelr ~mp11ny TheY cmn Brown ._nd fam ly C nell and Is '~uli t dOITl i one for only thing tha t s Slwed a few dme for frte nlghtly If so t Mr and Mn f"!o)d Spe ncf' A ~U ~> I b Ide Mary Ju fort 1 ates ere I abnr Day I sult!i them and they can slee~t S~ o t tha the husband hu tt>u h 11 t n ur til noon without a refrot n of Mr and Mrs Gerald Violet ra I pt ck ~ and gd I one 1mother s tiny votcel! oylng get out of h re ed on Mrs Jet n e Ro 1~h Su nda Another nmbllious gal I way to a traffic pomt where the Papa and earn me 11ome money afternom S l ~ toll s or 1 ~ M 88 Priscilla Mrs Cl:vde Well and dau ~~;hter Ror es now 93 who has re«nl prey rna) somttlmes moke the so 1 can go to Vassar or Yale HI b 1sh and escupe 1o the h gh years hence ot F ve Pmnts Ge ne ttnd 01 n ly I r al cd 3 ngs But gahl I ~~:ot one hmt Don t Lynn Rlt<'hey pf Clevr.Jand ~f1enl Wh ch brlnis us to say 11 I wr cUUI lry ra prnvf l- Yo Cant K H tJ Quite a while bnck I saw a hunt him n pncka In the sum Sunday with 'Mrs Mary BRt\ev Russell Painter ls spe-nding a Good Ma Down le tter to the editor ftom a Mrs mertime Go still and try not to give hlm the lmpression that you couple weeks with relallv es at Green who offered the idea that Just cad or an 89 vear oil ba chelors should be taxed ott are paeklng two pistol s and 11: Newark Jolmstown and Colum Vermont er who braaaed I ve o t cklste nce As a martial slave of vial of knockout drops In your bu~ Bonnie Miller of Harrhon\' Ue Bu ba k to t1 e trol cy na;l n ved six doctors and I heat that 19 yean eome pretty soan 1 handbag {Copyright 1957 by Un ted is spending a week with ber To n y )o( &I joy wo w re n II ~ !lt' Vtm lh s goln £1own h .sl with Mrs Green No man agree ueat grandmottler Mn J ennt"' should be aiJowed to be that Feature Syndtlltte Inc} WAY h ng on )') r 1 1037 I OOI(JN( AROUND- I he p t;\ lucky wlthoot Rou1h paying a hif{h t t' for u n 11e~ t I oar lcr lr esl fo r o clucks In to w ar u price Mr •'d Mrs W II He \man for It beenu!e the lu rl c on a st ct ('O.r- here an and n l mt' 1 ohecke~ the bills I would the W ~ ll s Gr e!lt'! T hm r.alled on M1' and Mrs Horn er 11 Pa kA r11h ur ~ o w ho n e II the Martl r clltiiU rA n tgo r ~ c ou il Geo~leln recentlY WIJ ~ tr (' I 11 nd JUS ly 11 0 crept the taxtit Mrs JOlleflhlne McGhee of There l9 a general r onsplracy Oh I k ow ll fy I I "qu art' rcch ami yc ll o w ~ l n gou g fo.Yt then next year s I ve g ve Long Bottom ls !lpend l n ~ a re N among the mat!tieds to tnlp poor wl t' b t I 0 8t- stret l can 81t I day s at the Virg 1 Roush home p on roRes MY Tal s 111 h rle I old ~tra Man fer a chol e ROURTA CIRCLE MUTING WI.! I t o~-: odn !~ I cn 1ld ge t o Mrs Stewart A:awklns has an o r of I ~ 01en ~ lrd ones an I clenr away died And ny Cr m friend but it gete. rot gher When N\('e lo h€' noon Is a d m sickle In the nounced that 1he bas been notified T de J Ita e l ight nolA lion Glory acts feebl t b) Aile s night sky everybod~ s got two of the Roberta Circle meetm.11 M 1hey I be g ud o ~ce n e I see the Raymond their r mlly here weeks prr and the smell or s~ft Aua:ust lOth at the park In Olou worths and k OW Mr and Mrs Date Smith of Pltts from rexas Cub '" an ar 1w ftter 6r mountain a1r mlnetea ster D1nner will be served at l p bur h eaUecl Saturdav on Mrs An 1 e\lt' W 11 I q te- (IC 0\'t' l 11 t he 1hr II of s I wa> r dell {22 eotreor n an born for It 1ecm11 to w th Tend~r 'trap No 2 and the m promptly Members are to bril.lf Ethel Hoback me 1 knew the Gene Hatr ses mU!It plaYs early Col e Porter m I s for o n rkcl I on t op 11 1 covered dl!h and table se rv1ce Mr and Mrs Eber Pl cl: e n ~ sUent He co1C ) bad la ded n from (Janet and the beverage wlll be furn sh Women of course are united doub c eek u b ~ tour 1 l F'iftb Kans u when I heord the j oyOU3 In their ntoleunce of barhelm~ ed All Past Catrons of Evangl ne Frldav evenlna with Mr ancl Mrs !\vcru e M nl Ma 1 c OltoU :Robert Uw-15 'ie An d li£0 I!! I n se a to lau ght er dow 1 at Grampaw He Tile sl gles becau9C they want Chapter OES clia:ible are request coxes How wu lov e ha l' Mls'll Effie F.llt&bett!. PieNeM [ o tY ~ s t and nnd ll c oe )s\und slave lubor to g 1ar1:1ntee future ed to attend spent Satu-rday night with Mr and ca~e when they re slightly fattN - --: GARDIN CLUB MEETING a l more streakcdy In the hair M\".s Eber Pietens The TWtl aht Garden d~.ab w II l'dr and Mta Leonard Haire and nnd th~ married! becaue U14!V st tin t stand to see a m11n meet Thursday evening at the' ehHdren and Mrs Effie Haire§ of hav ng fun with the field 1'hey home of Mis.s Snrab Phillips and New BHghton spent the week end want ev er ybody to be aJl. bound to Mrs Ll.nnte OavtJ with Mrs Car with Mr and MTs Eher Picken!! OI!VOTF.D TO INTtRBSTS OF MEIGS MASON ARE.\ M'rs Gordon Pt'<lfritt and chtl thfl apron as poor old downttod rie Nye a1&ist\n1 hostess RICHARD I OWl II- OINIRAL MANAOIR Men apent Sunday with Mr and Dad and here Is where old den REV NOlO I ORIINI- IDITOR Ul•leANf JM'KI SWII' downtrodden Dad betome• t8t Chtster L Taruwhllt Staff Wrltet lperh ltlltor Mi • John hllar& FIUPS1' AD Sweden UP _, Mrs Bnt Robae1c and children NaUOiliJ auvertiii1D.J repreatmtaUv~'!- Bott!DtW-Itlmbi.U.. lllc.. Mil traitor to hll rutld IAihlltOD. Ave New Yo. CltJ 16 N 't. Thh Is the most basic caM of Amerlean athletti- won five ot i6ent SulldiY With Mr8 Et'hel Ho gntered 11 ~nd c:1ua maWnJ mal:tll' 11t tbt polt oUlee at Pum n lse } se~11:tng comptmy Beset nine events In an International baelt """Oblo l trkk ad fteld meet 11 Ken Ba• b) b 11! t!hlldren naKs dead11nes Subtcrlptlon rates DeU..ery .b1 eti'Tier 'WII.M'ttlftllabll SO centl per Ml" I!Md Mrt Paul Sellers and cur~re d tum of NeW Yot'Jr. aet two local --~l ~ne nar ln advance at The Daib' Sentl.nel offlee tliOOI m ft~ee o~ereamed.and hair rtebrdt by tbrowlnM the distun chlklretf\ Mro ab.d M.n Jiiber I II"::nUll $'7.80 three montbt $300 By motor route wh'IN 1141Able wives of the bOsom Pope Wl11118 1M. fWt' a ad puttlDI the a hot Ple!kfbt, RHine liln Ethel Koo OM moatb fl B1 mall ODtl ,_... $1 als monlhl tt.IIJ ..,.. moDULI company He loots at ht, bOO'W. back Mu &Ul H&bae.k and ch1l est buddy tree to atay out l1t1 M 18 feM lte•-• l'eatmi.n pItt: une month. 11 Ptiblbhed enrr attemooD euepl Bundar ISJ The O~o va,_, Sen without the excuse tree to mall:lll Ne• '1/d ~ rn1w stadium rea- dftn 1penti SW'da:r with Mr and llllel, IDe. at 110 lde<baote Sl., P _ , 0 Bulllllll oiiiH pho.. 11a1 the play tOr tbe molt a11eeulent lll'd al I« 400 metora. !lit• ELler Pidteao. J.S- [ ----~~ WHH TUESDAY CHANNEL I J1mm e Dtan Bost on Blackie 8 00 Captain Kttnga roo 8 45 CBS News 8 55 Lo ai New s 9 00 Fred Warmg 9 ao '\rthur Godfre1 10 30 Str k<! 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Kitchen 12 30 As the World TUrnl 1 00 Our M)ss Brooks: 1 30 HousPparty 2 00 B g Payoff 2 ::10 Bob CTJJJIU:J<Show 3 oo Br ghtet'1Jn 3 15 Secret 'Storm 3 SO Edge of N ght 4 00 The Early ShM 5 30 Your E ~so R~porter 5 45 Sportll Parade 5 55 Weatherman 6 00 Action 8 15 Douglaa Edwards 6 30 Telt~bone Time 7 00 Ph.ll Silvers Show 7 30 Pr vale Secretary 8 00 1o Tell the TrUth 8 30 Spothght Playbou~ 7 30 ~=---__:_-- Meigs County News 11:50 n. m. Daily 990 On Your Radio Dial Writer OIIYe Ingraham CHAN~EL 13 MONDAY 10 59 11 00 12 00 12 30 1 30 1 15 Sign On Advel ~urw ln Learntng Li'berace The Gretchen Wade Sbow Move Mattnee Neighbors 3 oo 4 00 5 00 6 00 6 15 6 SO 7 30 B 00 Amer can Band11tand Cartoon Club 'Mick') Mouse Club FIVe Star Final JohA UGly Newa W1te Serv ee Chma Smith 1 ternat onal P ayhouse 8 9 10 10 11 30 90 00 10 30 PHONE 398 RATES 12 30 Top Tune• and New Talent Sherilf ot Cochise Newa or ne Night Theater Sign Off TUESDAY CHANNEL 13 10 59 Sign On 11 00 Adventurea in V.arnine 12 00 Liberace 12 so The Gretchen Wade Show 1 15 1 30 3 00 4 00 5 00 Neighbors Movte Matmee American BandstanilCartoon Ch,1b Mickey Mouse Club 6 00 6 ltl 6 30 7 30 8 00 8 30 900 9 SO 10 00 10 10 FIVe Star Final J()hn Dal)' a 4 Newt Clleyenne Wyatt Earp Broken ArrO• TelephOne Ttme I Spy Public Defender News of the Night Theater 13 II SO Sign Off GREENWOOD LAKE N Y UP - Sugar Ray Roh naon s handIers sa1d today they were well pi~ased w1th the middleweight champlon :; showing m his ftrst boxing dr1ll n preparatiOn for next month 1 title bOut agamst welter4'" 1Kht k nit Carmen Basiho 2 ceau Pfli' Wlml one laiLrtioa. lllnlmut h•- toe -4 cent1 per word for three eonsecutln ln~ertlou. e -Speelal - One montb for 21 eentl per W<ll'd. Fun rate of 2 cents per word wtU 1te tbart:ed for ldvartillnJ ll DOt JUdd for befon tbe 15m of eacl! moath followtng&Martlon. I I l!:rn"' m AdvertlaiDe-Bhoold M ,_.ted 1Jomodlal>ol3 Tile ~t-~Unel " U aot be napo~le for moJe daall ooe ineoT~ -.L I.UIIertioft pu~~t~ :;":'!:tt"'O:..~ N111keo o! Evenla •1110. Obii&Wiel 2 (1) Not1ces YeS: 6 2 t OWS 1931 Model A Ford SMa!1 &ee Lor lamlt9nJ.t~•L:::au:a':" ~ne Cedar enzo Davis at L & Z Sha.p l 14 L:hests LAU WI d F Co.u.rt st.. P-omeroy 8-lG-Htc n ow ana-l Frig daire Refriger-.tor'l. Hlt'1ey David s ~n 165 Motorcycle 8ak•r F"rnllur• Mlddltp6rt ~t.; 1 t;ood shape Brown Tractor 4 29 tf Salea Phone 334 J E Ms n TO THE SUBScRJBO.s in Racine Street 8.e-6tc Ares I have been i n the MsPital 4 da)S J"eCenUy Durmg 4S pusenger Studebaker school bus Crosley Retneerator Both this period my substitute being aell cheap Bob Adams Letart unfamiliar w th my rout! 1hQ' !fi!aUs 0 8-HHitp have mi.!.<led some of you or de llvered late I am sorry for this 'D4 Royal Dodge $1200 A 1 con and than k you for your pahnce dltlon by owner Phone Racine Mrs G A Oet!m 3213 8<9-6te 12) Card Of Thanks TIRMITES I XTERMlNATED For tree Inspection phone 383M G1lmore Supply Store- J>omeroy On Tuesday evening AUIUR 8 All wo r-. guaranteed Fully in sur ed v\J.ughan 11 InduBtria l and the Syraru.l<! Garden Club met It Relllde n ~ l Term ite Contro Ser the home oC Mn Ada Slack with v1ce St Marys W Va 7 215 H Mrs Anna MtCoy aailtant ho• tess The prendcnt Y:r FJorenee B.ADIO 6 TEL!YISION Sl!.RVIQE Harden pres1ded over tbe meeUnc Phon~ 1JO Cleland Appliance and roll call was ans wered by nam Store Ill W :U.aln St Pom t~ror ng a weed pest Plans were maite l-23 tl to e nte r arr :m gtmenta in the Melp QUirK SF"...BVICE on WatJeh r..e- ( oun v fa r fl ower ahow Jhow and pa1rtn1 hJ f'aetory Trained a workshop for same will be held watebmater GOWNS JEWE. In Mrs Mattie Sprme er 1 Wement LERS Pumero7 t-3-U Y\ ednesday August 14 Tbe nom natl nll co>nmlttee nominated of Have your carpets r ugs and up { cers for the following dub year holstery cleaned b)' the odern as followJ presiden\ Mn Mane clean ng method w th Aeratttd Leadmgbam vice presldtnt Mrtl Dry Foa I Qu ckly .a d ccono Jane Teaford 2nd vice pre.11dent m cally rtg hl )'our ow Mrs M fdrd Huson secretary Mrl bo e Work g ua ran teed CaU Margaret Cottrlll and treallll'er Rutl rmd 24023 &lo-6tc Mt!'s Eleanor Carroll Flowers weu Ju dged and •wards given as I(IJ CONCRETE BLOCKS lows 1st Mr.s Slaek 2nd Mr.a Li1 z e Quick andd 3rd Mrs Lela Hen 1ulld lettwr For L...., r x Membeu att.endinK wete the above named ancf Mrs Ora Nease GBUESER BLOCK CO M sa F'ranlde Mumay Mrs Elba SYRACUSE WANT ADS The Pru:ll ls R ~ll rrulh or t.:or ~equ.-nn l ll 00 Tic Tac Dough 11 30 I Could B~ You ?: 00 'fex ~ Jtnx 7 00 7 30 on t't It! old ro k g Joll y r r y boat s o I t' Stat e th at t wa tro y all t oy o Co ney Island l 1 s no wonder San F a cr~co has sa \'cd ts as ca le car a n~ hat here e 1roll v C bs all en ry pre t< rv ng rou n I t! wh at Is now only a loved t rarl t on l r- vo utlon of 1 he Wheel t tod )I s t ru y holl FOR CONSISTINT DEPENDABLE REIIULTII 10 00 u 30 Supe man V. Jtherca!lt Sports Eyfil NBC News Charles FalTt"ll Sho~ Wells Fargo 1 wenty One Arthur Murray Party Amat ur Ho ur Soitliers or f or une BlonU e Ne\YS Hes.dllnee Nltewateh Tonight ran Did You Know That? 1 1' 00 Today 9 00 Ron per Room Ro m ~er 030 1 00 ll 30 200 ~o n 6 5/i 1 odav 700 900 000 !~ TUESDAY I Mllft North of.,_.., We need h1hn~a If you want t'l sell your home farni or bwu ness see us All tiltlq~a weJ. come and riven prompt aden tlon Earl 0. Mender St Real tor Pearl Part:er Ajent. Pornel'OY Phone 201 &-9-3tc WE BUY llftUCT\IIAlo I IIAMI ICUI' lltON- MITALI OHIO VALLEY HEiFERS FOR s;\LE JUNK CO. ,_,., 1 1ersey 1 Guernsey 4 HOI l'loonoS11 steins ALL from C 0 B A Sires Two fresh now nst soon Don Ant!etson Rutland Ohlo Cl<>!ld Clean Ulled CIIJ'I 8 12 6tp All Make11Dd Molell FOR SALE 4 year old home 4 rooms and bath wltb batement Aut~matie foreed air f11rnace storm windowa 3 ae:rea ot land One mile norlh of Cbe- on tu 7 GJennis Hoffnaan Cheiter 0 We Wish To Thank Fflenda and Neighbors and RelatiotlB for t~lr kmd assiatanoe and donationr during the Hness and death of our mother Mrs Nethe Brewer We would also hke 1o thank Dr 19110 FORD P>ek up VB Honry l- -- : - --:-:-:----:_:8 12 31p Bahr Long Bottom Ohlo Phone 1 S J Blazew1ct Rev Dunt and the E wing Funeral Home coolville Yu 2200 s 12 stp Chtldre n of lfrs White Holstein cow- fresh o ce I LEGAL NOTte• Mrs Nett e Brewer $125 Large baUy bed $10 In tht Proba.. Co•rt 8 12 ltp Mars hoiL Miller Sr RoOtc No (20 Bl Insurance St•t• of Ohio Moloa County ss 1 M ddlepor t 8-8 3tp Not ce u hereby given t,hat on Lost Found St h I .=the tlth day of Aug11st 1Z7 tp.. ra1g t eg Beegle Female Brown Umvers11l Gas Ra nge Chro me a.-.sim}NOD lftl~-;-At:eDe'Ji phcat10n was filed to regtater the head whttt legs blacl!: bod;y J>inetle Set Both 1 excellent Middleport Flrte Au1JOmobJI-&o btrth of Rut h Evelyn EichingeT Goes by name of B'oots $5- rtr eondlt1o I Ca ll Racuje 8461 e>r Bont\a Pbooe Gl&.X 6-201!1 stating sbe was born October 19 ward Calr 109M 8 5 6ta 3122 8 l o-6tp - - - - - 1915 in Sali!bury Township Meigs COMPLETE lnsurane; Prot.ectio~ County Same w1U be tor hearing uto Soles Wanted To Buv Lifo, Auto FlrO Polto c;.u Don the 17th day of Auguot. 111M at METROPOLITAN ~ (61 ~;:~.4.~li~T~o~s!A~L~ES~!= -::::..:=::-:=== & Legal Notice ____ I ( 81 A- - - (111 ~- ---------- l.:;;lli:l:ll:':::":l':ld~l~e;;o:rt::~O:bl:o/::::::: 1952 Bu cks $895 00 Five people a e go ng to get some r eal Used t;oal furnace 22 or 24 b } s Blaettnars Pomeroy () Prefer w th p pe Jame~ Bearhs Rl No 3 Pomet oy 0 810-3tc 1 811-6.~t~::--:':--:--.c-:=:c:-::--:- 1'::153 Pont1ac 8 cYf ~ 00 2 dr ..__.- ~ --Sooan Hvdran at' Radio •nd ( 14) For Rent Heater Flawles!l or gmal blue 4 room house anl'l bath o and wh te f 01sh Blaettnar ~; coin Q.t{ghll& Yhone 330M t'omeroy 0 8 9-6tc 8-10 6tc 1M3 Cbevrolels as low as _ ___... One 500 Blizzard en ~lla g e cutter $888 00 Three or the be~t 53s anywhere Blaettn ars Pomeroy B G Vance M ddleport o S.10-3tp o 8 IJ.6tc ~----1953 Buick s as low as $005 00 Furnished sJeeplnc room Cl()se in to'wn 12'1 Butternut 8 9 12tc For good buvs th(lroughly re cond ition ed VS s and str 8 " Biaettnars Pomer oy 0 8-9-6tc ( 16) For Rent or Sale 11:\.1. WAD Ex~Ct~ts'lx .-.-.roy E•late of Jtcob J.ney Dec...., Nobee 15 hereby given that Ber tha May Janey whose Post Office addre~1lle Ohio Route 1 has bee n duly IRPOinted 111 E:~ ecutrht of the Est.a!e nl Jacob la ney late of Salem Township Me gs County Oh1o deeeased. Dated th1s 5th day of August 1957 John C I aeon Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County Oblo (8) 12 19 26 ate Ohl•-~~ P.. It :P Call Wm OrueMI', !============ Roell: Sprlftllt Rodney Downing 11\'~IJRANCE AGENCY I'IN Automobile H•altb ACCIDEN,. Life Caaualty and a.dl Real Estote Broker In MIDDLEPORT OHIO 6136-M PHONIS 6311 H 71 1954 chevrolel.. aa low a• $119!1 oo Help Wanted For de•n ears With and with 1,...~~..,..:.::.:..:~:...=::..::.::..::~ (21 ) Reo I Estate out power glide ktl four doors JnalBe and Outside House Paint 1::----~.:_:--..:._.::_:__,_ Biaettnan Pomeroy 0 8-Hte tng, chbnney and roof work of Do you "an t a bu•mess A Motel WYLLIS JEEP station Waaon 'tfl.th all kinds also 4!arpenter work Tavern Car ry Out Grorery Gas overdrive Good condiUoD Call Proee e.Umatea 20 rear. exper Station Restaurant rh eek our li Ste ience Reaaonable prJces Call I st we maY have what you 8 229 Pol'lletoy :JM.J B 12 12tp wont at the pr ce 3ou want to .,---,~pay Earl 0 Mender Sr Rcnl ror beat u~ed c11r 1/ ALl1!3 11ee tor Pearl Parker Agent Porn BD..L CHILDS 7 D lmop eroy Phone 201 8 9 3tc --18b) Auto S-ervices - For Sale 6 room ho se bath all modern Call ~ 171 l--etart Flills R-7 3te FOR /s ALE OR TitADE Two bed l R RAWW!GS SONll ru -ill hour 'Mfrtt'ker Senlce DIJ Phone 6227 Nljht Pllon6 800P.X DODGE PLYIIOIJTII DEAL&IIS S 8 If room house w th c ty water gas furnace gas well and 33 acr r li of land M'ineral r ghts Tr!l ler Wanted Phone 907 M v 1r_g 1 eaford SyracUile R8-Gtp A9) For Sale :r CANNING tomatoes $1 25 bushel Mtddle Aged woman who needs r for ,... l_l .....D home to be companion .lltJ Janet Man lodY 'lflrlle P 0 mtddla aged lf'io'UI"'f !J+Bte Box 48 Pom.eJ'Q1 OhiO N-12tp OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS- lftry FoR SALE - r'eaehes. New H.a so ~ften a property eomes up for Employment ven Orcha;d New Haven Phone sale wonaerfull)' located but T" 24688 , 211- r Wonted needmg work m sll depart FOR SALE - Apple! New Ha - -- - -- -- ments that w1ll mate a wonderven Qrehard New Haveft P~o.,_ Palntin.L interior ID4 exterior ful return on the ln.,.~t:ment '129tf AntJabte now Rates reaaon TU 24688 Such a property 22 acrea lo.. ~ able Homer Brale)' Phone 381 Y cated on the Rver Road above 8 6 121e PING PONG TABLE for ..le Racine with an oltl log house Phone 5U-V 8 !S 6tp with 7 rooms another 4-room - Wooled-PAPER ILINGlliG-25 house ln thE' back a utlllty build tRAVELY TRACTOR 8A.l£S and years experience Free es I lng with a ce llar a good amol] mates L V Rellln(er Ka,cln Service. R. A Flnlaw 512 z. barn several old !rmt trees Ap 1 Main Sl Pomeroy 7242'7 r. !~ ~ ~~ 7-5proximately 111 acres tUJable Priced at only $3500 00 and ean Business be bought with ~ down payment of $1MO 00 balance like r ent HIGHWAY PROPERTY - !5 acres good level land 4 mlles from Pomeroy G-room house Wlth bath enelosed porch and ..,ery good cellar Henhouse cr b s nd garage $8000 00 This is the type of property so often wanted ancl seldom fo~;nd FARM - :.JD acre8' w1th 8 acres bOttomland balance m pasture Several fruit tree• 8--room bouse w1th bath natural gas and eleetriclty Barn cellar and mUk nouse 3 miles from Middleport and If.! mile from Route 7 with bus and the Ohio i: ver T•tal pr1ce $6000 00 Can be bought with $1800 00 down payment and the balanee SfO per month Take over payments on 1~ ton Custom ,Bullt k.ltc:hel\,. :li.teh.ens CUCKLER REALTY duigb.ed feu' roar home J11rM: lOX 229 a1r condttJOner 'J'blA ye1n' 1 tnoPHONE 10a.Y dfil 1,t paid tor File Reldcert;ltima\es Foreman & Abbott (8) 10 8te atlon Open eveninJI 8+3tt: .P~ne ti!IN-Y &6-tr '-"CrUll' Hatlo NOTICti! OF FILING AND HEAR lNG ON INVENTORY Proltat. Court Melva tounty Ohio TO the Executor or Adminutra tor and to !ueh of the following •• are res dents of the state of Ohio surv ving gpouse f any next or km beaef1claries under tHe will f any the attorney or attorneys represent ng any of th atoremen t10ned persons You are hereby notified that on the 8th day of August 1957 an Inventory ond Appraiatt).ent of th~ estate of J~cob Janey dece-ased late of Salem TOwnship in said County was flied tn thir Court Hearing on said Inventory and Appraisement will be had before. thl~ Court O'l the 29th da of Au ust 1tm7 at tO 00 0 1 k y g e Oc a m E io xeept ns thereto may be filed by any interellted party at any time RflOr to r ve days before the date set for hearmg WITNESS my signature and the seal or 1a1d court th s ath day of Augutt 185'7 John c BarDn Judge and Ex-officio Clerk (9) 12 Ue I ( 181 - John C IKon (Sl 12 1tc Probate Judge NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT --- - - - 1954 Fords as low as $895 {10 For Rent - Exteulon .Laddert Solff•Id l!oarlk, Drop Clotba Both of these cars we can re Clln"'• l'l!lher llkldlaporl Blaettnar ~ commend fully l'hooe ti2B5'(L 11 1 t1 P omeroy 0 8-9-6tc 10 0A M Court House Pomeroy Oh .~-.,.----- NOTICe OF ~ILING AND HI!AR lNG ON INVINTORY I Probate Court Me-Jga County Ohio TO the Executor or Admlnlstra tor and to s 1eh of the followmg a• are residents of the state of Ohio 1urvlving 11pouse 1f anr next or k:ln beneflcur es under tbe will If any the attorney or attorneys rePresenting any of the aforemen t1oned "Persons You are hereby notified that on the 8th day of Aueust 19S7 an In\'entory and Apprauement of the estate ot TrUman A Penn Sr deceased late of Columbia Town Ship In !'aid County was filed in thu Court Hearing on aaid Inventory •nd (19) I I Appralsement will be had before this Court on the 29th. day of Aug ust 19~7 .at 9 o cloek ~ M Exceptlon9 theTeto may be f led by any lntt1rested party at any time prior to five day* before the date set for .Oearing WITNESS my Sifnature and tbe s eal of said Court this Bth day of Augu1t 19a7 Jobn C Baeon Judge and Ex.Officlo Clerk (9) 12 lie - -- - - beth Dttcl:wanb Mr&. Huil Raye a. Vt• ou Ott• ol LeUrt.. Mn SyMa zw m lng and t he lol lowing l!!uetf:a Mra Ann Lft Wat w V• ••d JITf. ll....• Crowrn of New Brlchton P I ar e vlliH•J Mr Y.n.ur EJect•100 I LaWS I U I Slate Fair Is WOrld'8 J.,W"gest T_ Li.. l 5h kln1 Mln Charlene Haye~ Connie lbe former's brother OUt Craw and Barbara LeadinJ hsm JOyee fm-d l and Donna Case and Kathryn and Mrs F1oJd Commlnl Wll tuett • e8 OC!C OW Eulile ne Slat"t. of llottM' Ttaelday ewNn1 with a By TED W BROWN celebritlon lD lumor of kr birth- Seerets ..... of Stale r ft y on • per ea n t oC Obfo'• I l ..eadIngham •nd day r8 are ' .~ bill on-dollar •<ric ulturalineome " " Alberta Mn Hubblrd wu hostess There are many rcaAOIU wh l' eome• from three 150 ~H-dabyiD& to a 8U!'JirifiE' atorlr lhttwer ror Mn Tboae ataendlbl yere Vr and Ohioaa.a ahouid go to Ihe p 1 s .a IIWm• ~U~ d commercial eattl• Tbe F.ather Hart'e n I t M'NI Raden 1 Mrl Bob Ray Rae:IIU!! llr and Mrs lhr General Elecl on Novem ber prWI repreaentative• of thea tbr ee horne ~n s~nd St Friday even Ben Speneer AnticuUb' Mr and 5 • utly lmportant sellmetla. pt oW" lnr Jul y H The t:lfb were out 1n Mrs: Geeertt Cunmrilla IOftJ Bob Flnt there are mportant mun eoon<Jmy will be on d~.SP!a)- al th8 1957 11 baby ha&ket lined in pin\: rut •nd Eddie- and the CUmmtna ch1l tij)al and t~nsh p ortices to bot> ObJo State FaJr ~UJI 23.-30 1 blue and a <-enter piece .,, a stork dren fii.Jed aDd 1econd there are four u C'a"'"Ytnv a ~;bv ruJTOUnded bv Mr and !itn Jtalpb Wert of C1n Olnatltutlon.al Amendment pro yeu mora than 12000 animala ~ pin\: 11nd blue nli'Pet peas was u• clnnati are spemhn11.beir vuat1on PDAb to be voted upo n .state-w de be exh bited. But moN~ theD the .-d with a qfety ~un ttnrk ued tn wilh the IJH«"J parenta llr and For mif!y years we have ~ rellied number It will be the qu.tity that the mint tUM were glv~n u fa Mn WilHam V1rian the faet that the t~Wall~td odd year fa rl!loen wilJ be interested ln and von fr!P C'l'eam cup cates With Mr and Mrs Jobn Bumgamer e lect ems an ju!lt as mp~rta nt a• privileged to ~ uln1r and hhte lPing Rnd i~Pd tea or New Haven and lit and Mra thoR when nat on ft an c1 state The Dairy Division wiD featw:was se.-ved tn Mn. RoOO!i crow Lawrence Rou1h Huntington IlL orrk1ab are elected 11 take 3 ~ery :: ~~ec:' J ug Na~ Futuri.t; Mn AlbPrt Tl•ltworth Mrt ;}'~~ :;:-y •lth Mr and J1ttle rl!;mN~il& to ar rwe at ht" 5th All Am~~= ~=t:J~ ty lfolrnpw lf• n,mnu rtark Yr& "" lact that the very fou nd.& aon of all Otbft' b -h..J~ of oo··- ~•t bo ~,.~ Mul' rr1orertee CummJnl "r and government 1s local rovernment ' ~ atock thatwurepre... .,.. l't •• Ml' Brl..... .....- M11 RobE-rt l..ou1r• m lhtnm-paradlng lff'l Morris R•l'dsn Mrs Donald liN. ~ Ray t!ld Jtc1r: Cunnllnt We werP mpre~ed re~ent y by aentl Oh 0 1 lto 1 enterprlH la f'ottrltl \rr~ D et Wlneh,.,.narr attended .f:he hlhnJ M'on4ay even- a JtattniMt made by Brendan 16gl culture Mr" Rohet Lt'w f Mn Ra?'l NPIIe Jn\ of their lilter 1ft and Mn ByrDt: EHC"utlve D ru•tor or he DISb: fu turity ahowJ in the Swine Mrs J r Wvatt <~n!t (l authfPT ae Stewart at Ute borne of 1be Ameritlln Heritage Foundal on ~\'Won will be feat ures ol thia Kay Mr11 \\'flliam Elchibger Mtl groom !I partbtl. )It and Mrs wn. that the poorHt votmg d a lair Swme iJ Oh o 1 1e00nd ~ t c bur Stewart bt Jbt:uo w va recor rs eest AgricultUTal enterpr se Nrw rran aDPhart Mn C:edrllle lit d per1001 from the age of 2 1 to 29 to the Ohio State Fair thJa .,_.. WJll Schneider Mn n.,na!d t f.ste Urt rn lin. Wilbur Stewart of 'Nhtle w. have had a great n1Pr be the IAndrace lrreed of h~-;,hicb Pat WMd Mn M1lhrd Van )t'PteT Muoa vlaited SUnday with llr and est 1n flnt voter" educat10n for will be judpd ThUHday A..... 2B .. ~0)'4CroCummins - eatI""" 1ames Ou 1ck lofT~ W111lam Mn R bert man, ,.eara th11 1latement glvet~ Breeding and eommercia1 beef nlddle ~ JIM("GP. llar~en 11"1 h 0 wn and Tommy crow rise to an added sp--a! Lo the He will bave an important part to -•~""'ant fin t wten anrl to oth r · er youna pia ~-!lblm .... ..... rreates& of Uvatoc:k F.ll!Bbeth Dne kworth Mrs MaP! ave upened tbelr new •u....... _ ,. "' rrow..,. .. at Pomeroy Mh Robert Crow is · "' ~ u.on.. 1•• 1fl .,..eanor 1 a!'Mtl mistln' in their new ..__lneu vo~.:s to study the qual r ca11o 1 s -. _ r.tl~ Frankie Mumaw Sending uWI of P«'SSM seeking )()("a] otr ces .uw Shf'e!l DivWon thll year fea• tures National Yermo and Shrop•irtr bnt tmllh!e to atwnd were -a~n~~~a aAd to part cap 8 t h 1 "'"' Alfred Yeaoter "''' ••orie lo N Oftmh,...r L. d t e eyear e'l'l on sho Th e Shee l) Show "" It se a ngood to •hire annuaU, La wa tM largest m the world.. Chapman Mrs San'! Sellan :Mrs betin.. Ita Wool Style SbOllf in the Sheep Remn T..ondon Mrs Allah 'tea Wfrlle our non partuan reg s e Barn Sunday Aua: 25 a t 5 p m f• ford Mrs Ll'lW!'t'nM! Diddle Mr~ and \'Ote efforu are always a med a lterlin& ;ihlmt. both educational Joe Wr'-bt Mr8 Rov Smith Mrs VIetor F1shel Of Ravenna DhlO at all voter1 as IS the \'o ler educa alld entertammg Ralph Smith Mrs Wllhlm Ttl ren apent SJeveral tlaya lHt week v1r tion11 .PI'OP'tm, of the Secr eta y of The annual 4 H and FFA steer er Mrs Charl@S HAves Mn. 'l'hel Jtmg hia daqbter }(n Martha State 1 office we Will place s.pet •at dlll!eWwill attract buyer1 and vtewer• ma Hawlev Mr~ James Tearard Ann Redman. They ~q~ent one e1en ~basis this year oo frAt vol :gri~~a: ;:;ru1 : t~e j~;, :: Mrs Royal 'Mlomas Mra D1c1t liar ln.( durina hl11 vlslt lD pt Pl~u:mt -ers - both the young pt!.oph.• who A. nma Important event of Thuriday r II lftB Inez Ewing Mra Eva J le with .&11'8. Redman! IUnt Mrll aJ"e turmng 21 years of a ge and Guvem or 1 Day w ll be tbe fat !.lit vtn l! Miss Eleanor Robson Mrs Leonard Noble the numerous Oh10 crt zen~ who lle s:u~ m the colllr.lercial cattle Helen Barker Mr11. Paul Kloes Jock Rolllh Jimmy -stewart and have berome natura l ted t t Z<!ns arena where Gov C W II am 0 Ne~ U Mrs Grace Holter M'ra Vnllie Benny Roseberry of Pl Pleasant I of the Umte<.l States will take the first bid. Guinther Ms Ann Lee Watkins left on Wedneldar night for sev Orgamzallons wh ch have f'ngag The National Percberon Show an i enl daya visit to Virgmla BeadJ ed n the register vote campa ns Amencan Bela:~an Show features of and Mr~ Ada Slack The Youth Cho1r of the Albury Mdr and Mrs. Charles Kerwood in the past are urged tc ttelp -.,"' h ~= ~!ndt=ners""~dd~xw Method 1st Church went to Cam and Rfamlh ly of Zanesville Ohio the first voter eneouragemen hib tors for 1udging Fr day and Sat den Part Huntln~on where they an le ard Barnhart of Galhpolis urday Aug. 23 U. enpoyed a picnic TuHdav Au« 6 were vtaiton ove.r the week end New pena. new I gbtiog p~ln t an4 o~r bot<.!ekeeping unprovement.s. They later went to WHTN TV with Mrs Charles Neville- and fam where thev appeared on th~ pro- dy ~ have been JDAde for this years live Agnes Young haa returned aftatock shows expl!Cted to draw nora gram Captam Steamboat where than baH • m:lllhm spectator! lo the eaeh one W:tS Interviewed AUead er Spendmg a vacation in Ba1U ing were members Nancy Parker more Maryland buae state expomUon •' Columb~.~&. Linda Eich nger Bi11y Franc11 Cia Mr and Mn Clyde RoUJh and Berl-ir!'!.- Be • ebe lookout lor nuz tielet Ito tbe 115'1 Ohio rice and Branda Norrill Jean 'Man son of Camp COnley were reeent uel Stefame Wmebrenner Phil visitors of Mt and Mrs Grover f'atr You'D find ft m fbi. newt-1 lip Hil1 Ruse Ann Thetss Llnda Roush J in~~ Neigler Patty and Suzanne Wine Mn Elwyn BuD and liOn and apening day Friday August 23. brenner L nda Grueaer April and d.l:u.ghter otFalb1 Church Virginia s.tr7 boy and Pi m Ohio Susie Teaford Mar1 Lou Cundlff 1 are v slllnll: Mrs Bull 11 mother fliP .eltooJ qe illin't'IW to and BtUy Zerkle ruest!f Debra Mrs Rosa Fink ~-- of this FB.EE DAY at the Norm Janet Caldwell Kathy Mrs Carl Owen• of Mlddfeport ~..!,_!q ia Youth Day Frands Cath Jean Wmebrenner recently vurted Mrs Helen Stew "'"'""&'• 12 :rat'~ af Qe are WUham art lldmiUed free each ~ \' if actoiD Chaperones were Ml'S IIIIDied br a.a adult. FranciS Mr and Mrs Pete Durfy Mrs GeneVIeve Poweil Mary Jane Eichinger Mn Mark Duerr Mrt USE OUil Carol f!{'orrls and Mrs B1ll WineLAUNDRY brenner Mrs Richard DeMon hal reMr and Mrs George Freeland ceived word that her husband who SEltviCE entertained the Adult Clau of the IS serving witb the U S Army has EU'B Church for then annual ple- arrived at Fa1rbao1r:s Alaska ond nlc on the lawn of their home on Mr and M'ra Lloyd Pridmore of F1ood Road Attending were Mr DaytlJ#l apent last week end with DRY and Mra Charles Neuman Jr Mr Y'r ahd Mn Thurma DlBney ltri.. row watdl CLEANING Charles Neuman Sr Herlhall Did Jlr and Mn. Byron Beu of Win ""- • - ...,.. for "'fN!In dle Ben Quasenberry Mr and Mn. field W Va fg Nltint 11r and ••IJ' th• "'ost ••••' ••cell' Lawrence Roush Glenna Soubby 1ln P1eree caae of Water st . .kls. . .en wtU work •• 1k Edna Edward& Mrs Edith Hood Richard Harris EFSN of Baht• , _ -.4 • - • wolch w• Mrs Lillian Sm lh and son Maur bridce Md apent last week end . ._ • ......... .. •• ctio. •• aee Mr an Mrr Paul Ha~ and with hl1 parent. Mr and Mn . . MAMILJON WMCHI$ - t• children Sherry and Paul Eugene lllot Rarrla. Mr Frank M1lls and BOn and ...... , .... $3,50 Mr and ll'ri John p Jladdrill daughter of Mingo Junction ts vis- and children of IDduna are t1slt iting hill mother Mrs. E S MUJs Ina. ltev and Mrl Roy lC. Williams on Church St Recent zuest.a of Mrs. AIU\8 lfrMelvin Cunnlna:ham is a patient Coy were llr and Mrs. George liein Unl.,.emtt Hospital m Colum Coy daughter Brenda Lynn and bua sons Pbitip Kenneth stanlt!y and MMI Amy Friend of Canton vis- lunior of East Llverp&ol !Mrs Ited her son and daughter-in law George Dof'Ohew a11.d ll8ll lo•nny Mr and Mrs Luther Fritnd of h t Letnt. FaDa Mr and Mra James Qulet vlaJt Mr amd krs Obarley Bartels or ed recently wJth Mr Quick 8' nep- Runtlntton vtsited 1"1lative~~ here hew and famlly Mr and Mn Mr and Mr• Vtn.t SlafeD ot Ch"rles <luict of Albany JtD WeUaton ....tJ:ited Mr and Mn. Law POR 'Mr and Mrs John Boles and .-entre DJddle Mrs. Margaret Price of Zanesville Mrs Chr1ateua Grimm •a• reapebt llt!Verlll days with Mr! Boles telYed 'Wort! from her Son Rteee and Mrs Price 1 sister Mn Clara who 1fll recently ,trafted .w.to the 1"1111111 Jfeu Am!y thai he 11 his lasic Mra Leonnrll Reid and scm Lee tnlnlna at Fort Meade )18 iK-H or Athens 11pent a day with Mrs. }II• l .. el C•~I of 'I'IIJ1POn FURN Where Your Confidence Adllbert Lee Pl&iDa apent a week end with Man· Th Is Justin-~ Mr and Mra Dick Harris vfslted cy hrter till e Brlptell Co.-~ Mtt Arthur Morartty of Pomeroy Mr and lin steve of Ia llldtlloport !: Main Pomeroy at Holzer Hospital In Galhpolis GalUpoUt viAted Mr md Mrs I Mlss VIrginia Munley of Pearis- BlU Wlnehrenner II bUI'I Va vblted Mr and Kra.. 8PTO.llT118T Luther Johnston of Church st. and )fr aDd Mrs- Edison Guinther HTS RECORD of SiJ.th Streit OSLO Nanny UP--Josh Cui Balli 0o1at lllnoel, hmeroy breath of Norristown Pa fonn 'ft' Moran State CoUeee ata:r aet l'llflee B-. I to 11, Z to 5 lOose tt& Noea 'lbun.l • new 11r0rld record of 50.:5 secThe Faithful Circle Cla•s of the onds tor the t4(}-yard hurdles m meet Jlrlday Methodist Chureh met Thund.,- an intematlonal evenmg at the Communlly Hall nlrht at Bfslet Stadtum with the president. Mrs Fannie OANGIO BEGINS TRAINING varian presidlnJ Italy UP-Juat PESCAJ\A The meeting opened w th the theme II'Ong followed by ptayer bY Manuel Fangio the world dr vmg Mrs Dayton Ctawfottl lleatnnjs Clarap1on from Argentlna arriv were bv Mrs Emma HaYman Mrs ed b:ere frorh M lan todav to beW E Shank and Jfn Fannle Par- liD lratning for the Grand PriJ: of Peaura Aug 18. Fangio wUI ian A abort budness meeting waf be at the wheel of a MaseraU. followed by a potluelr. Juneh PIAATB .OPTION MIJIII.S Two visitors Mrs Dayton craw ford or New Brighton Pa and Pi'J!TSBURGH UP -- Outbelder Mtl!l Vtekle Abie11 or Middleport Roman MeJJn! was optio,ed ito Coo ~e present lumbll$ of the ta.ternahariel betagut The ne"t m!!etlng; wUJ bre '-•ld at todl,f by ~be Pittsburah llrat~ the hDme of Mrs Alb Crallllltt to m1ll:e to(JIQ for lll!fthnded lpltcb)(r lnd Mrs. wnuam Vatlian at "tlr Bob Smith who was reiuitated 04£ Molnst 197 tehded the funeral W~ne~l!ay ef ftam the atsabled Ullf.. lb~ ~~-= tnF~~Jd.~ I Roy 0 I -- w.,-....,. MASON NEWS Fl'ee JCicJs' Fn'day• Aug. 23 C =-to-.. W::...!J: ::::f SYRACUSE WIAI ... ..... ,.. ...... ,... New Fumitv,. $299.00 BAKER laklne ITUIE Robson COLLII!..Is III!UIELRY SlORE • St r----;.;.;;;;;;;;.;.__.__""'~--------~ - - _., ... 11 Na W. COMPTON, 0. D. ...1 lETART FAllS IN 15 $150 MINUTES "-t �- ~ - ·· - - Iii ·-·--•'"' ••> --· -- ......-... . 't'ss ,._.. • TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan,e13 Let The Word 'Rest' Rule Your Vacat1on Plans, Don't Come Back To Work T~red, Im table, Sunburned, Sore MONDAY tlo ns for rest and relaxation Don t get 1hto a cross country dr vlng mar athon Reah.ze that you an t see t he whole Untted States lD t wo week::; Settle for a let:s urely stghtseeinK tnp if you spend the hml bark m school or course a fellow can ta ke htS at home ln travel Rest the mm d wtth book~ f you a l' gom g d omg the thousand and one lit tle Jolls that have watted aH year But that makes t h e t o settl e down somev.. here tf traveli ng vunt h lslon cal places on the Y.ay Th is km- or VI wtfe s wathng on the vacauoner a mghtmare s1tmg will take your "m nd otf present day So tl s never sahsfactorv Here are some ob worr1 es and troubles se rv attons on t acataons m genera l Ma~ be tt You use your eyes more on vacation than f1ts yours An employers and an employees concep you do normally They are a lso. subJected to unusual strain For tired eyes use sun glasses t on or a vacation differ consaderably The th at are moat restful It HI also a good tdea to emplo\ er ernphasJzes rest a nd relaxation for t he vacatione rs The employee thmks m <:' arry a botttl! of Munn e m the car da shboard compartment Move off th e road when you term ~ of fun and act1vlty Passabl y more attention should be giVe n to feel tired and take a nap Keep the body rela~ed by mild exercise rest in connedton wtth vacations Too many people returmng to work :Nter their t w o Don t attempt a strenuous athlettc program weeks off stgh weanly and say I m glad to If you are going to do a lot or walking do tl m ea$Y stages Unless y.nu are in really good get back t o t he offt ce for a rest The annual vacation 1n the United States rondltlon - and few vacationers are .- start has beco m e an actual necesstty for health and your sports activltl"' m mild doseg u~rtl your well being But !or maximum benefits 11 muscles a<e llmberel\ up And fmally remember that tHe sun wt!l sh ould be restful above all Rest the mtnd rest the eyes rest the body is good advtce to burn th e pale city dweller s sk1rl Use sun tan lotions and don t stay out too long A sunburn the la1e su mm er and early vacatlomsts • Th e annual r est penod should be spent 1sn t relaxing Rem ember let the word rest rule your so that you retu rn refresh ed rather than fa vacation at all time• h gued He re are some tips on taking vaca Everybody s getting m the vacahon act now If you don t get yours m July or August chances are shm or having one at all wlth vour family 10 September Yr hen the ktds are tHANNI!L 3 SlUN ON 6" 30 !00 I 30 ' "" 3 00 3 45 400 430 5 30 545 600 6 30 6" "" 7 00 730 8 00 8 30 900 9 30 1000 10 30 10 30 12 00 Room The Price Is Rlght ,...utb or Cu1 s~;~quencet I Tac Dou tJ h It Ceuld Be You Tex&Jnx Current My L ttle Margie Br de ond Groom Mat uee Theater Queen for a DaJ Modern Romanct:l Comeu) Tl e Mo ct me Popeye Presc ts Ne ws Pact ur ~ I Currer t 1 00 My L ttle Marg c 1 :m Bn de and Groom 3 00 Qu een For A DaY 3 45 Y!odern Rom anees 4 00 Com.:-dv T me 4 30 Moviet lme 5 30 Popeye Pr esents 6 00 Sp nach ~J ay houst 6 SO Weat ht! rca.s l 6 35 Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News 7 00 Festival of Stan 7 30 PLnir 8 00 Meet McGraw 8 30 Summer Playhouse 9 oo Nat Kina Cole Sho" 9 3') 0 Henry p!ayhouseo 10 00 A Man Called X lO 30 1J"W!5 Headlines 10 40 Nitewatch 1?. 00 Tonight I 00 IGN OFF WCHS-TV ChannelS Mon doy blonde on the beach free to KINGSBURY read wiLhOtlt the walls of lleir s n bl.s ears fre:e to take 11 week off wtthout explanation and he get just plain sore Sezze Joe y()U re WB!rt ng your Hfe wl.tllout a "ood womar. to be tender and stand .\!taunt I 'I in your need there UJ noth nil! like the patter of Hn) feet anrl the wonderful even 1gs aroun rl the TV with ' hOme cooked mcu barbecues a d fresh off the childish voices welcommg you hoMe from a hard day n 1f' jutt'! mtlls BY Janeth B••l Mr and Mr 1 eo K ng a d M ch ael or columbus v s1ted M s Ge org a Thoma and Mr and Mrs Wm K ng M cha I e :1 nc£1 her e for a long v I 1Big Ted Takes Walking Record UOS I ON UP - 'l'ed W ll ams wos cr d ted tu ht y w lh a ne w maJor lcu..,u record for r ten t onal base~ on bah n ont' season 1he Bos on Red Sox slu gger M1 and MMI Sta ley Bra! was walke 1 ntent anal\y once m have ~' urned to the r home n each game of a dou bleheader Sun C eve and a f er a wo wee ks vn rla y raiS ng h s total for the cam ra t on here and n F r da an I pa gn to 27 Tl'- e prev1ous b g le ague re ord of 26 \'ats held by of the Brooklyn D kf' S de \\ e~ kend guests of Dodg rs lolrs Way 1e Bea l w re J ud y Johnn y anQ J.>u el ZULUETA FAVOM.ED f N v York C I NEW YORK 1 P L ghtwe gl t con ender Orla ndo Z luela s fa Mr an d Mrs Mclv n s ng vo t"d at 8 il fur h s comebac k J of Columbus we e sl art l(l n f' ht n a TV 10 rou nde r Mr and Mn Mclv n Morr s Sr with Frankie lppol to at St Nlch everal da y~ recentl y ~~~ Arena o Mr and Mrs Geo ge Mf'eker r etuJnees ~~.lo g about tift~ t ne ~ach yl.'u r Maxine Ph !sOn and Pearl R ynold.s rece v 11g coveted degrees at Athens this week ~I 1..the r admiring famili es look on Or n Srfi th Rut land s ge a su pcnntendent of scbool s has just f !shed l:Ju ldii1JZ a h g 2 car gn rage He practically u It nl b.} h mself a love-ly new Th nks he Joe I need a good ha th oom 11 ~ 1 s ummer Talk woman like I need U e hoi~ 11 abou a\~J ted The huge ne '!l sta the skull A goo I woman stand d 1m at K.}ger c reek H S looks ng by n your Ot!ed s me re!~ as h g a mo~ n ver s ty stad1um thmk It get well bum or 1 cu l tn me II ~ ~II graded with beau buy that new coal You can ta ke 1 ful slop nq: sldeA seeded nicely the patter of tlny feet and as t g a s and th ) ve Lhe excava for ch Jd sh vo1ccs 1 d rathe n tl one for the r ~ w i mn l 1g I ave 11 kmtling eedl e through pool soo n be r eo ) t o pour the mv neck All of them hOme of colpmbus und M ss J a Wyant of Cul u. 1bus spe t c n rete Hear about Htlic Fred b rnt rleep-frozcn mcalll whe.~~ weekend v s ng t he r ram l d1 - he pl ayed postman and for t~ e TV s snowi ng cost A bell ny and sho v. er rn a 1 he passed around n lar"e t1 an d nncr for s x nt Too s held 1 hu rsday at the Yl h I; 1 le of h s mother s oi l lov Shor s But 1m lonesone I need lette r s A good t n e wa s had b co npony 1 th s ra t race so I Tho a home for Mr and M all We ar e due at two fum ly ~;an k1 oek our mutual hu n"n Glen 'l'h o lHts wl o w e n ar recentlv at ll e hor c f Ht' v r e n u ~ th s no nth r we can bondowe WI h a f1 end 11nd at Joh Lunle of J n t on Y shnd uv under the ~ tra in I hat least ha.,.e an occas onal ext se Mr ~ lhona :ithefu ( r c to compete ' ) wlth all t hOse e x to staY ut late SUI s d e llc t cooks hut tll s ramliy u e Actually the happlost peopl e 1 h s ne s a pretl y t porta nt especui\v ll g o mai ntain Vams hed o know a e bachelors the lder sialesml!n who h11ve nea1ly 110 rro n th1s ar e the bean been al the tra<le long eno g h o t'ln s or y es te ry~ar tee cream d We lear ne I th at (ha I SHADE plck ond choose the dln c r n WES'l soc a ~ ~ we knew the onl y a Na ee wei! 1 w r~t c l u c By Mrs rtustell Painter 1 o cer here I tow hall a pr z fair memor... - so lets keep what vile to play one dame ag aln.;t Mr and Mrs Dana Tur n nother and flee to a third whc t:o t If n we ca to n ato Jlunl so full of rr thu and lam Iy Mr an rl Mrs Ueorgt> he going gets rough They can he Ia 1u A cnnncry hos aaked to Abbott and daughter call<'d o liurnrnon 14 p 11 date w1th nne Mr and Mrs W lJ He \ma n S n buy the cror Just one plant 1ight phone call dine on sumptuouH nde r hiS bed roo n w ndow bu ... tttlea with the dolls of their day t s reuity loaded cho1ce fell to tbe outland s II Mr and Mrs V r gil Ro 11h n 1 1{111 daughter S s \\ !If' s in the need arise! and live off he chll clren Mr and Mr s Ulr ~ the Blue Garter bull r t ss having IV ROBIRT C RUARK fat of anybody s land Rou sh of J ackson are spend g nil 1 nore than ~ hlue g~rter ~ The summer hunting season A! for be1ng lcmesome like the the week at Buckeve Lake fo r br des here and a a d stanee has been In full play and lt Is a Mrll RuS!Iell P amter h v1 t umon (! the Jptter Mrs Dave Gar ... at ant bachelor who hu escap- wives say e,;perlenced bach elors can !1ght off the crawds that lng her daughter M s Harry ro way Gr ac~ Kell y Helen 0 ed w th hiS seulp by now The ~eek thelr ~mp11ny TheY cmn Brown ._nd fam ly C nell and Is '~uli t dOITl i one for only thing tha t s Slwed a few dme for frte nlghtly If so t Mr and Mn f"!o)d Spe ncf' A ~U ~> I b Ide Mary Ju fort 1 ates ere I abnr Day I sult!i them and they can slee~t S~ o t tha the husband hu tt>u h 11 t n ur til noon without a refrot n of Mr and Mrs Gerald Violet ra I pt ck ~ and gd I one 1mother s tiny votcel! oylng get out of h re ed on Mrs Jet n e Ro 1~h Su nda Another nmbllious gal I way to a traffic pomt where the Papa and earn me 11ome money afternom S l ~ toll s or 1 ~ M 88 Priscilla Mrs Cl:vde Well and dau ~~;hter Ror es now 93 who has re«nl prey rna) somttlmes moke the so 1 can go to Vassar or Yale HI b 1sh and escupe 1o the h gh years hence ot F ve Pmnts Ge ne ttnd 01 n ly I r al cd 3 ngs But gahl I ~~:ot one hmt Don t Lynn Rlt<'hey pf Clevr.Jand ~f1enl Wh ch brlnis us to say 11 I wr cUUI lry ra prnvf l- Yo Cant K H tJ Quite a while bnck I saw a hunt him n pncka In the sum Sunday with 'Mrs Mary BRt\ev Russell Painter ls spe-nding a Good Ma Down le tter to the editor ftom a Mrs mertime Go still and try not to give hlm the lmpression that you couple weeks with relallv es at Green who offered the idea that Just cad or an 89 vear oil ba chelors should be taxed ott are paeklng two pistol s and 11: Newark Jolmstown and Colum Vermont er who braaaed I ve o t cklste nce As a martial slave of vial of knockout drops In your bu~ Bonnie Miller of Harrhon\' Ue Bu ba k to t1 e trol cy na;l n ved six doctors and I heat that 19 yean eome pretty soan 1 handbag {Copyright 1957 by Un ted is spending a week with ber To n y )o( &I joy wo w re n II ~ !lt' Vtm lh s goln £1own h .sl with Mrs Green No man agree ueat grandmottler Mn J ennt"' should be aiJowed to be that Feature Syndtlltte Inc} WAY h ng on )') r 1 1037 I OOI(JN( AROUND- I he p t;\ lucky wlthoot Rou1h paying a hif{h t t' for u n 11e~ t I oar lcr lr esl fo r o clucks In to w ar u price Mr •'d Mrs W II He \man for It beenu!e the lu rl c on a st ct ('O.r- here an and n l mt' 1 ohecke~ the bills I would the W ~ ll s Gr e!lt'! T hm r.alled on M1' and Mrs Horn er 11 Pa kA r11h ur ~ o w ho n e II the Martl r clltiiU rA n tgo r ~ c ou il Geo~leln recentlY WIJ ~ tr (' I 11 nd JUS ly 11 0 crept the taxtit Mrs JOlleflhlne McGhee of There l9 a general r onsplracy Oh I k ow ll fy I I "qu art' rcch ami yc ll o w ~ l n gou g fo.Yt then next year s I ve g ve Long Bottom ls !lpend l n ~ a re N among the mat!tieds to tnlp poor wl t' b t I 0 8t- stret l can 81t I day s at the Virg 1 Roush home p on roRes MY Tal s 111 h rle I old ~tra Man fer a chol e ROURTA CIRCLE MUTING WI.! I t o~-: odn !~ I cn 1ld ge t o Mrs Stewart A:awklns has an o r of I ~ 01en ~ lrd ones an I clenr away died And ny Cr m friend but it gete. rot gher When N\('e lo h€' noon Is a d m sickle In the nounced that 1he bas been notified T de J Ita e l ight nolA lion Glory acts feebl t b) Aile s night sky everybod~ s got two of the Roberta Circle meetm.11 M 1hey I be g ud o ~ce n e I see the Raymond their r mlly here weeks prr and the smell or s~ft Aua:ust lOth at the park In Olou worths and k OW Mr and Mrs Date Smith of Pltts from rexas Cub '" an ar 1w ftter 6r mountain a1r mlnetea ster D1nner will be served at l p bur h eaUecl Saturdav on Mrs An 1 e\lt' W 11 I q te- (IC 0\'t' l 11 t he 1hr II of s I wa> r dell {22 eotreor n an born for It 1ecm11 to w th Tend~r 'trap No 2 and the m promptly Members are to bril.lf Ethel Hoback me 1 knew the Gene Hatr ses mU!It plaYs early Col e Porter m I s for o n rkcl I on t op 11 1 covered dl!h and table se rv1ce Mr and Mrs Eber Pl cl: e n ~ sUent He co1C ) bad la ded n from (Janet and the beverage wlll be furn sh Women of course are united doub c eek u b ~ tour 1 l F'iftb Kans u when I heord the j oyOU3 In their ntoleunce of barhelm~ ed All Past Catrons of Evangl ne Frldav evenlna with Mr ancl Mrs !\vcru e M nl Ma 1 c OltoU :Robert Uw-15 'ie An d li£0 I!! I n se a to lau ght er dow 1 at Grampaw He Tile sl gles becau9C they want Chapter OES clia:ible are request coxes How wu lov e ha l' Mls'll Effie F.llt&bett!. PieNeM [ o tY ~ s t and nnd ll c oe )s\und slave lubor to g 1ar1:1ntee future ed to attend spent Satu-rday night with Mr and ca~e when they re slightly fattN - --: GARDIN CLUB MEETING a l more streakcdy In the hair M\".s Eber Pietens The TWtl aht Garden d~.ab w II l'dr and Mta Leonard Haire and nnd th~ married! becaue U14!V st tin t stand to see a m11n meet Thursday evening at the' ehHdren and Mrs Effie Haire§ of hav ng fun with the field 1'hey home of Mis.s Snrab Phillips and New BHghton spent the week end want ev er ybody to be aJl. bound to Mrs Ll.nnte OavtJ with Mrs Car with Mr and MTs Eher Picken!! OI!VOTF.D TO INTtRBSTS OF MEIGS MASON ARE.\ M'rs Gordon Pt'<lfritt and chtl thfl apron as poor old downttod rie Nye a1&ist\n1 hostess RICHARD I OWl II- OINIRAL MANAOIR Men apent Sunday with Mr and Dad and here Is where old den REV NOlO I ORIINI- IDITOR Ul•leANf JM'KI SWII' downtrodden Dad betome• t8t Chtster L Taruwhllt Staff Wrltet lperh ltlltor Mi • John hllar& FIUPS1' AD Sweden UP _, Mrs Bnt Robae1c and children NaUOiliJ auvertiii1D.J repreatmtaUv~'!- Bott!DtW-Itlmbi.U.. lllc.. Mil traitor to hll rutld IAihlltOD. Ave New Yo. CltJ 16 N 't. Thh Is the most basic caM of Amerlean athletti- won five ot i6ent SulldiY With Mr8 Et'hel Ho gntered 11 ~nd c:1ua maWnJ mal:tll' 11t tbt polt oUlee at Pum n lse } se~11:tng comptmy Beset nine events In an International baelt """Oblo l trkk ad fteld meet 11 Ken Ba• b) b 11! t!hlldren naKs dead11nes Subtcrlptlon rates DeU..ery .b1 eti'Tier 'WII.M'ttlftllabll SO centl per Ml" I!Md Mrt Paul Sellers and cur~re d tum of NeW Yot'Jr. aet two local --~l ~ne nar ln advance at The Daib' Sentl.nel offlee tliOOI m ft~ee o~ereamed.and hair rtebrdt by tbrowlnM the distun chlklretf\ Mro ab.d M.n Jiiber I II"::nUll $'7.80 three montbt $300 By motor route wh'IN 1141Able wives of the bOsom Pope Wl11118 1M. fWt' a ad puttlDI the a hot Ple!kfbt, RHine liln Ethel Koo OM moatb fl B1 mall ODtl ,_... $1 als monlhl tt.IIJ ..,.. moDULI company He loots at ht, bOO'W. back Mu &Ul H&bae.k and ch1l est buddy tree to atay out l1t1 M 18 feM lte•-• l'eatmi.n pItt: une month. 11 Ptiblbhed enrr attemooD euepl Bundar ISJ The O~o va,_, Sen without the excuse tree to mall:lll Ne• '1/d ~ rn1w stadium rea- dftn 1penti SW'da:r with Mr and llllel, IDe. at 110 lde<baote Sl., P _ , 0 Bulllllll oiiiH pho.. 11a1 the play tOr tbe molt a11eeulent lll'd al I« 400 metora. !lit• ELler Pidteao. J.S- [ ----~~ WHH TUESDAY CHANNEL I J1mm e Dtan Bost on Blackie 8 00 Captain Kttnga roo 8 45 CBS News 8 55 Lo ai New s 9 00 Fred Warmg 9 ao '\rthur Godfre1 10 30 Str k<! 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Daily 990 On Your Radio Dial Writer OIIYe Ingraham CHAN~EL 13 MONDAY 10 59 11 00 12 00 12 30 1 30 1 15 Sign On Advel ~urw ln Learntng Li'berace The Gretchen Wade Sbow Move Mattnee Neighbors 3 oo 4 00 5 00 6 00 6 15 6 SO 7 30 B 00 Amer can Band11tand Cartoon Club 'Mick') Mouse Club FIVe Star Final JohA UGly Newa W1te Serv ee Chma Smith 1 ternat onal P ayhouse 8 9 10 10 11 30 90 00 10 30 PHONE 398 RATES 12 30 Top Tune• and New Talent Sherilf ot Cochise Newa or ne Night Theater Sign Off TUESDAY CHANNEL 13 10 59 Sign On 11 00 Adventurea in V.arnine 12 00 Liberace 12 so The Gretchen Wade Show 1 15 1 30 3 00 4 00 5 00 Neighbors Movte Matmee American BandstanilCartoon Ch,1b Mickey Mouse Club 6 00 6 ltl 6 30 7 30 8 00 8 30 900 9 SO 10 00 10 10 FIVe Star Final J()hn Dal)' a 4 Newt Clleyenne Wyatt Earp Broken ArrO• TelephOne Ttme I Spy Public Defender News of the Night Theater 13 II SO Sign Off GREENWOOD LAKE N Y UP - Sugar Ray Roh naon s handIers sa1d today they were well pi~ased w1th the middleweight champlon :; showing m his ftrst boxing dr1ll n preparatiOn for next month 1 title bOut agamst welter4'" 1Kht k nit Carmen Basiho 2 ceau Pfli' Wlml one laiLrtioa. lllnlmut h•- toe -4 cent1 per word for three eonsecutln ln~ertlou. e -Speelal - One montb for 21 eentl per W<ll'd. Fun rate of 2 cents per word wtU 1te tbart:ed for ldvartillnJ ll DOt JUdd for befon tbe 15m of eacl! moath followtng&Martlon. I I l!:rn"' m AdvertlaiDe-Bhoold M ,_.ted 1Jomodlal>ol3 Tile ~t-~Unel " U aot be napo~le for moJe daall ooe ineoT~ -.L I.UIIertioft pu~~t~ :;":'!:tt"'O:..~ N111keo o! Evenla •1110. Obii&Wiel 2 (1) Not1ces YeS: 6 2 t OWS 1931 Model A Ford SMa!1 &ee Lor lamlt9nJ.t~•L:::au:a':" ~ne Cedar enzo Davis at L & Z Sha.p l 14 L:hests LAU WI d F Co.u.rt st.. P-omeroy 8-lG-Htc n ow ana-l Frig daire Refriger-.tor'l. Hlt'1ey David s ~n 165 Motorcycle 8ak•r F"rnllur• Mlddltp6rt ~t.; 1 t;ood shape Brown Tractor 4 29 tf Salea Phone 334 J E Ms n TO THE SUBScRJBO.s in Racine Street 8.e-6tc Ares I have been i n the MsPital 4 da)S J"eCenUy Durmg 4S pusenger Studebaker school bus Crosley Retneerator Both this period my substitute being aell cheap Bob Adams Letart unfamiliar w th my rout! 1hQ' !fi!aUs 0 8-HHitp have mi.!.<led some of you or de llvered late I am sorry for this 'D4 Royal Dodge $1200 A 1 con and than k you for your pahnce dltlon by owner Phone Racine Mrs G A Oet!m 3213 8<9-6te 12) Card Of Thanks TIRMITES I XTERMlNATED For tree Inspection phone 383M G1lmore Supply Store- J>omeroy On Tuesday evening AUIUR 8 All wo r-. guaranteed Fully in sur ed v\J.ughan 11 InduBtria l and the Syraru.l<! Garden Club met It Relllde n ~ l Term ite Contro Ser the home oC Mn Ada Slack with v1ce St Marys W Va 7 215 H Mrs Anna MtCoy aailtant ho• tess The prendcnt Y:r FJorenee B.ADIO 6 TEL!YISION Sl!.RVIQE Harden pres1ded over tbe meeUnc Phon~ 1JO Cleland Appliance and roll call was ans wered by nam Store Ill W :U.aln St Pom t~ror ng a weed pest Plans were maite l-23 tl to e nte r arr :m gtmenta in the Melp QUirK SF"...BVICE on WatJeh r..e- ( oun v fa r fl ower ahow Jhow and pa1rtn1 hJ f'aetory Trained a workshop for same will be held watebmater GOWNS JEWE. In Mrs Mattie Sprme er 1 Wement LERS Pumero7 t-3-U Y\ ednesday August 14 Tbe nom natl nll co>nmlttee nominated of Have your carpets r ugs and up { cers for the following dub year holstery cleaned b)' the odern as followJ presiden\ Mn Mane clean ng method w th Aeratttd Leadmgbam vice presldtnt Mrtl Dry Foa I Qu ckly .a d ccono Jane Teaford 2nd vice pre.11dent m cally rtg hl )'our ow Mrs M fdrd Huson secretary Mrl bo e Work g ua ran teed CaU Margaret Cottrlll and treallll'er Rutl rmd 24023 &lo-6tc Mt!'s Eleanor Carroll Flowers weu Ju dged and •wards given as I(IJ CONCRETE BLOCKS lows 1st Mr.s Slaek 2nd Mr.a Li1 z e Quick andd 3rd Mrs Lela Hen 1ulld lettwr For L...., r x Membeu att.endinK wete the above named ancf Mrs Ora Nease GBUESER BLOCK CO M sa F'ranlde Mumay Mrs Elba SYRACUSE WANT ADS The Pru:ll ls R ~ll rrulh or t.:or ~equ.-nn l ll 00 Tic Tac Dough 11 30 I Could B~ You ?: 00 'fex ~ Jtnx 7 00 7 30 on t't It! old ro k g Joll y r r y boat s o I t' Stat e th at t wa tro y all t oy o Co ney Island l 1 s no wonder San F a cr~co has sa \'cd ts as ca le car a n~ hat here e 1roll v C bs all en ry pre t< rv ng rou n I t! wh at Is now only a loved t rarl t on l r- vo utlon of 1 he Wheel t tod )I s t ru y holl FOR CONSISTINT DEPENDABLE REIIULTII 10 00 u 30 Supe man V. Jtherca!lt Sports Eyfil NBC News Charles FalTt"ll Sho~ Wells Fargo 1 wenty One Arthur Murray Party Amat ur Ho ur Soitliers or f or une BlonU e Ne\YS Hes.dllnee Nltewateh Tonight ran Did You Know That? 1 1' 00 Today 9 00 Ron per Room Ro m ~er 030 1 00 ll 30 200 ~o n 6 5/i 1 odav 700 900 000 !~ TUESDAY I Mllft North of.,_.., We need h1hn~a If you want t'l sell your home farni or bwu ness see us All tiltlq~a weJ. come and riven prompt aden tlon Earl 0. Mender St Real tor Pearl Part:er Ajent. Pornel'OY Phone 201 &-9-3tc WE BUY llftUCT\IIAlo I IIAMI ICUI' lltON- MITALI OHIO VALLEY HEiFERS FOR s;\LE JUNK CO. ,_,., 1 1ersey 1 Guernsey 4 HOI l'loonoS11 steins ALL from C 0 B A Sires Two fresh now nst soon Don Ant!etson Rutland Ohlo Cl<>!ld Clean Ulled CIIJ'I 8 12 6tp All Make11Dd Molell FOR SALE 4 year old home 4 rooms and bath wltb batement Aut~matie foreed air f11rnace storm windowa 3 ae:rea ot land One mile norlh of Cbe- on tu 7 GJennis Hoffnaan Cheiter 0 We Wish To Thank Fflenda and Neighbors and RelatiotlB for t~lr kmd assiatanoe and donationr during the Hness and death of our mother Mrs Nethe Brewer We would also hke 1o thank Dr 19110 FORD P>ek up VB Honry l- -- : - --:-:-:----:_:8 12 31p Bahr Long Bottom Ohlo Phone 1 S J Blazew1ct Rev Dunt and the E wing Funeral Home coolville Yu 2200 s 12 stp Chtldre n of lfrs White Holstein cow- fresh o ce I LEGAL NOTte• Mrs Nett e Brewer $125 Large baUy bed $10 In tht Proba.. Co•rt 8 12 ltp Mars hoiL Miller Sr RoOtc No (20 Bl Insurance St•t• of Ohio Moloa County ss 1 M ddlepor t 8-8 3tp Not ce u hereby given t,hat on Lost Found St h I .=the tlth day of Aug11st 1Z7 tp.. ra1g t eg Beegle Female Brown Umvers11l Gas Ra nge Chro me a.-.sim}NOD lftl~-;-At:eDe'Ji phcat10n was filed to regtater the head whttt legs blacl!: bod;y J>inetle Set Both 1 excellent Middleport Flrte Au1JOmobJI-&o btrth of Rut h Evelyn EichingeT Goes by name of B'oots $5- rtr eondlt1o I Ca ll Racuje 8461 e>r Bont\a Pbooe Gl&.X 6-201!1 stating sbe was born October 19 ward Calr 109M 8 5 6ta 3122 8 l o-6tp - - - - - 1915 in Sali!bury Township Meigs COMPLETE lnsurane; Prot.ectio~ County Same w1U be tor hearing uto Soles Wanted To Buv Lifo, Auto FlrO Polto c;.u Don the 17th day of Auguot. 111M at METROPOLITAN ~ (61 ~;:~.4.~li~T~o~s!A~L~ES~!= -::::..:=::-:=== & Legal Notice ____ I ( 81 A- - - (111 ~- ---------- l.:;;lli:l:ll:':::":l':ld~l~e;;o:rt::~O:bl:o/::::::: 1952 Bu cks $895 00 Five people a e go ng to get some r eal Used t;oal furnace 22 or 24 b } s Blaettnars Pomeroy () Prefer w th p pe Jame~ Bearhs Rl No 3 Pomet oy 0 810-3tc 1 811-6.~t~::--:':--:--.c-:=:c:-::--:- 1'::153 Pont1ac 8 cYf ~ 00 2 dr ..__.- ~ --Sooan Hvdran at' Radio •nd ( 14) For Rent Heater Flawles!l or gmal blue 4 room house anl'l bath o and wh te f 01sh Blaettnar ~; coin Q.t{ghll& Yhone 330M t'omeroy 0 8 9-6tc 8-10 6tc 1M3 Cbevrolels as low as _ ___... One 500 Blizzard en ~lla g e cutter $888 00 Three or the be~t 53s anywhere Blaettn ars Pomeroy B G Vance M ddleport o S.10-3tp o 8 IJ.6tc ~----1953 Buick s as low as $005 00 Furnished sJeeplnc room Cl()se in to'wn 12'1 Butternut 8 9 12tc For good buvs th(lroughly re cond ition ed VS s and str 8 " Biaettnars Pomer oy 0 8-9-6tc ( 16) For Rent or Sale 11:\.1. WAD Ex~Ct~ts'lx .-.-.roy E•late of Jtcob J.ney Dec...., Nobee 15 hereby given that Ber tha May Janey whose Post Office addre~1lle Ohio Route 1 has bee n duly IRPOinted 111 E:~ ecutrht of the Est.a!e nl Jacob la ney late of Salem Township Me gs County Oh1o deeeased. Dated th1s 5th day of August 1957 John C I aeon Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County Oblo (8) 12 19 26 ate Ohl•-~~ P.. It :P Call Wm OrueMI', !============ Roell: Sprlftllt Rodney Downing 11\'~IJRANCE AGENCY I'IN Automobile H•altb ACCIDEN,. Life Caaualty and a.dl Real Estote Broker In MIDDLEPORT OHIO 6136-M PHONIS 6311 H 71 1954 chevrolel.. aa low a• $119!1 oo Help Wanted For de•n ears With and with 1,...~~..,..:.::.:..:~:...=::..::.::..::~ (21 ) Reo I Estate out power glide ktl four doors JnalBe and Outside House Paint 1::----~.:_:--..:._.::_:__,_ Biaettnan Pomeroy 0 8-Hte tng, chbnney and roof work of Do you "an t a bu•mess A Motel WYLLIS JEEP station Waaon 'tfl.th all kinds also 4!arpenter work Tavern Car ry Out Grorery Gas overdrive Good condiUoD Call Proee e.Umatea 20 rear. exper Station Restaurant rh eek our li Ste ience Reaaonable prJces Call I st we maY have what you 8 229 Pol'lletoy :JM.J B 12 12tp wont at the pr ce 3ou want to .,---,~pay Earl 0 Mender Sr Rcnl ror beat u~ed c11r 1/ ALl1!3 11ee tor Pearl Parker Agent Porn BD..L CHILDS 7 D lmop eroy Phone 201 8 9 3tc --18b) Auto S-ervices - For Sale 6 room ho se bath all modern Call ~ 171 l--etart Flills R-7 3te FOR /s ALE OR TitADE Two bed l R RAWW!GS SONll ru -ill hour 'Mfrtt'ker Senlce DIJ Phone 6227 Nljht Pllon6 800P.X DODGE PLYIIOIJTII DEAL&IIS S 8 If room house w th c ty water gas furnace gas well and 33 acr r li of land M'ineral r ghts Tr!l ler Wanted Phone 907 M v 1r_g 1 eaford SyracUile R8-Gtp A9) For Sale :r CANNING tomatoes $1 25 bushel Mtddle Aged woman who needs r for ,... l_l .....D home to be companion .lltJ Janet Man lodY 'lflrlle P 0 mtddla aged lf'io'UI"'f !J+Bte Box 48 Pom.eJ'Q1 OhiO N-12tp OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS- lftry FoR SALE - r'eaehes. New H.a so ~ften a property eomes up for Employment ven Orcha;d New Haven Phone sale wonaerfull)' located but T" 24688 , 211- r Wonted needmg work m sll depart FOR SALE - Apple! New Ha - -- - -- -- ments that w1ll mate a wonderven Qrehard New Haveft P~o.,_ Palntin.L interior ID4 exterior ful return on the ln.,.~t:ment '129tf AntJabte now Rates reaaon TU 24688 Such a property 22 acrea lo.. ~ able Homer Brale)' Phone 381 Y cated on the Rver Road above 8 6 121e PING PONG TABLE for ..le Racine with an oltl log house Phone 5U-V 8 !S 6tp with 7 rooms another 4-room - Wooled-PAPER ILINGlliG-25 house ln thE' back a utlllty build tRAVELY TRACTOR 8A.l£S and years experience Free es I lng with a ce llar a good amol] mates L V Rellln(er Ka,cln Service. R. A Flnlaw 512 z. barn several old !rmt trees Ap 1 Main Sl Pomeroy 7242'7 r. !~ ~ ~~ 7-5proximately 111 acres tUJable Priced at only $3500 00 and ean Business be bought with ~ down payment of $1MO 00 balance like r ent HIGHWAY PROPERTY - !5 acres good level land 4 mlles from Pomeroy G-room house Wlth bath enelosed porch and ..,ery good cellar Henhouse cr b s nd garage $8000 00 This is the type of property so often wanted ancl seldom fo~;nd FARM - :.JD acre8' w1th 8 acres bOttomland balance m pasture Several fruit tree• 8--room bouse w1th bath natural gas and eleetriclty Barn cellar and mUk nouse 3 miles from Middleport and If.! mile from Route 7 with bus and the Ohio i: ver T•tal pr1ce $6000 00 Can be bought with $1800 00 down payment and the balanee SfO per month Take over payments on 1~ ton Custom ,Bullt k.ltc:hel\,. :li.teh.ens CUCKLER REALTY duigb.ed feu' roar home J11rM: lOX 229 a1r condttJOner 'J'blA ye1n' 1 tnoPHONE 10a.Y dfil 1,t paid tor File Reldcert;ltima\es Foreman & Abbott (8) 10 8te atlon Open eveninJI 8+3tt: .P~ne ti!IN-Y &6-tr '-"CrUll' Hatlo NOTICti! OF FILING AND HEAR lNG ON INVENTORY Proltat. Court Melva tounty Ohio TO the Executor or Adminutra tor and to !ueh of the following •• are res dents of the state of Ohio surv ving gpouse f any next or km beaef1claries under tHe will f any the attorney or attorneys represent ng any of th atoremen t10ned persons You are hereby notified that on the 8th day of August 1957 an Inventory ond Appraiatt).ent of th~ estate of J~cob Janey dece-ased late of Salem TOwnship in said County was flied tn thir Court Hearing on said Inventory and Appraisement will be had before. thl~ Court O'l the 29th da of Au ust 1tm7 at tO 00 0 1 k y g e Oc a m E io xeept ns thereto may be filed by any interellted party at any time RflOr to r ve days before the date set for hearmg WITNESS my signature and the seal or 1a1d court th s ath day of Augutt 185'7 John c BarDn Judge and Ex-officio Clerk (9) 12 Ue I ( 181 - John C IKon (Sl 12 1tc Probate Judge NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT --- - - - 1954 Fords as low as $895 {10 For Rent - Exteulon .Laddert Solff•Id l!oarlk, Drop Clotba Both of these cars we can re Clln"'• l'l!lher llkldlaporl Blaettnar ~ commend fully l'hooe ti2B5'(L 11 1 t1 P omeroy 0 8-9-6tc 10 0A M Court House Pomeroy Oh .~-.,.----- NOTICe OF ~ILING AND HI!AR lNG ON INVINTORY I Probate Court Me-Jga County Ohio TO the Executor or Admlnlstra tor and to s 1eh of the followmg a• are residents of the state of Ohio 1urvlving 11pouse 1f anr next or k:ln beneflcur es under tbe will If any the attorney or attorneys rePresenting any of the aforemen t1oned "Persons You are hereby notified that on the 8th day of Aueust 19S7 an In\'entory and Apprauement of the estate ot TrUman A Penn Sr deceased late of Columbia Town Ship In !'aid County was filed in thu Court Hearing on aaid Inventory •nd (19) I I Appralsement will be had before this Court on the 29th. day of Aug ust 19~7 .at 9 o cloek ~ M Exceptlon9 theTeto may be f led by any lntt1rested party at any time prior to five day* before the date set for .Oearing WITNESS my Sifnature and tbe s eal of said Court this Bth day of Augu1t 19a7 Jobn C Baeon Judge and Ex.Officlo Clerk (9) 12 lie - -- - - beth Dttcl:wanb Mr&. Huil Raye a. Vt• ou Ott• ol LeUrt.. Mn SyMa zw m lng and t he lol lowing l!!uetf:a Mra Ann Lft Wat w V• ••d JITf. ll....• Crowrn of New Brlchton P I ar e vlliH•J Mr Y.n.ur EJect•100 I LaWS I U I Slate Fair Is WOrld'8 J.,W"gest T_ Li.. l 5h kln1 Mln Charlene Haye~ Connie lbe former's brother OUt Craw and Barbara LeadinJ hsm JOyee fm-d l and Donna Case and Kathryn and Mrs F1oJd Commlnl Wll tuett • e8 OC!C OW Eulile ne Slat"t. of llottM' Ttaelday ewNn1 with a By TED W BROWN celebritlon lD lumor of kr birth- Seerets ..... of Stale r ft y on • per ea n t oC Obfo'• I l ..eadIngham •nd day r8 are ' .~ bill on-dollar •<ric ulturalineome " " Alberta Mn Hubblrd wu hostess There are many rcaAOIU wh l' eome• from three 150 ~H-dabyiD& to a 8U!'JirifiE' atorlr lhttwer ror Mn Tboae ataendlbl yere Vr and Ohioaa.a ahouid go to Ihe p 1 s .a IIWm• ~U~ d commercial eattl• Tbe F.ather Hart'e n I t M'NI Raden 1 Mrl Bob Ray Rae:IIU!! llr and Mrs lhr General Elecl on Novem ber prWI repreaentative• of thea tbr ee horne ~n s~nd St Friday even Ben Speneer AnticuUb' Mr and 5 • utly lmportant sellmetla. pt oW" lnr Jul y H The t:lfb were out 1n Mrs: Geeertt Cunmrilla IOftJ Bob Flnt there are mportant mun eoon<Jmy will be on d~.SP!a)- al th8 1957 11 baby ha&ket lined in pin\: rut •nd Eddie- and the CUmmtna ch1l tij)al and t~nsh p ortices to bot> ObJo State FaJr ~UJI 23.-30 1 blue and a <-enter piece .,, a stork dren fii.Jed aDd 1econd there are four u C'a"'"Ytnv a ~;bv ruJTOUnded bv Mr and !itn Jtalpb Wert of C1n Olnatltutlon.al Amendment pro yeu mora than 12000 animala ~ pin\: 11nd blue nli'Pet peas was u• clnnati are spemhn11.beir vuat1on PDAb to be voted upo n .state-w de be exh bited. But moN~ theD the .-d with a qfety ~un ttnrk ued tn wilh the IJH«"J parenta llr and For mif!y years we have ~ rellied number It will be the qu.tity that the mint tUM were glv~n u fa Mn WilHam V1rian the faet that the t~Wall~td odd year fa rl!loen wilJ be interested ln and von fr!P C'l'eam cup cates With Mr and Mrs Jobn Bumgamer e lect ems an ju!lt as mp~rta nt a• privileged to ~ uln1r and hhte lPing Rnd i~Pd tea or New Haven and lit and Mra thoR when nat on ft an c1 state The Dairy Division wiD featw:was se.-ved tn Mn. RoOO!i crow Lawrence Rou1h Huntington IlL orrk1ab are elected 11 take 3 ~ery :: ~~ec:' J ug Na~ Futuri.t; Mn AlbPrt Tl•ltworth Mrt ;}'~~ :;:-y •lth Mr and J1ttle rl!;mN~il& to ar rwe at ht" 5th All Am~~= ~=t:J~ ty lfolrnpw lf• n,mnu rtark Yr& "" lact that the very fou nd.& aon of all Otbft' b -h..J~ of oo··- ~•t bo ~,.~ Mul' rr1orertee CummJnl "r and government 1s local rovernment ' ~ atock thatwurepre... .,.. l't •• Ml' Brl..... .....- M11 RobE-rt l..ou1r• m lhtnm-paradlng lff'l Morris R•l'dsn Mrs Donald liN. ~ Ray t!ld Jtc1r: Cunnllnt We werP mpre~ed re~ent y by aentl Oh 0 1 lto 1 enterprlH la f'ottrltl \rr~ D et Wlneh,.,.narr attended .f:he hlhnJ M'on4ay even- a JtattniMt made by Brendan 16gl culture Mr" Rohet Lt'w f Mn Ra?'l NPIIe Jn\ of their lilter 1ft and Mn ByrDt: EHC"utlve D ru•tor or he DISb: fu turity ahowJ in the Swine Mrs J r Wvatt <~n!t (l authfPT ae Stewart at Ute borne of 1be Ameritlln Heritage Foundal on ~\'Won will be feat ures ol thia Kay Mr11 \\'flliam Elchibger Mtl groom !I partbtl. )It and Mrs wn. that the poorHt votmg d a lair Swme iJ Oh o 1 1e00nd ~ t c bur Stewart bt Jbt:uo w va recor rs eest AgricultUTal enterpr se Nrw rran aDPhart Mn C:edrllle lit d per1001 from the age of 2 1 to 29 to the Ohio State Fair thJa .,_.. WJll Schneider Mn n.,na!d t f.ste Urt rn lin. Wilbur Stewart of 'Nhtle w. have had a great n1Pr be the IAndrace lrreed of h~-;,hicb Pat WMd Mn M1lhrd Van )t'PteT Muoa vlaited SUnday with llr and est 1n flnt voter" educat10n for will be judpd ThUHday A..... 2B .. ~0)'4CroCummins - eatI""" 1ames Ou 1ck lofT~ W111lam Mn R bert man, ,.eara th11 1latement glvet~ Breeding and eommercia1 beef nlddle ~ JIM("GP. llar~en 11"1 h 0 wn and Tommy crow rise to an added sp--a! Lo the He will bave an important part to -•~""'ant fin t wten anrl to oth r · er youna pia ~-!lblm .... ..... rreates& of Uvatoc:k F.ll!Bbeth Dne kworth Mrs MaP! ave upened tbelr new •u....... _ ,. "' rrow..,. .. at Pomeroy Mh Robert Crow is · "' ~ u.on.. 1•• 1fl .,..eanor 1 a!'Mtl mistln' in their new ..__lneu vo~.:s to study the qual r ca11o 1 s -. _ r.tl~ Frankie Mumaw Sending uWI of P«'SSM seeking )()("a] otr ces .uw Shf'e!l DivWon thll year fea• tures National Yermo and Shrop•irtr bnt tmllh!e to atwnd were -a~n~~~a aAd to part cap 8 t h 1 "'"' Alfred Yeaoter "''' ••orie lo N Oftmh,...r L. d t e eyear e'l'l on sho Th e Shee l) Show "" It se a ngood to •hire annuaU, La wa tM largest m the world.. Chapman Mrs San'! Sellan :Mrs betin.. Ita Wool Style SbOllf in the Sheep Remn T..ondon Mrs Allah 'tea Wfrlle our non partuan reg s e Barn Sunday Aua: 25 a t 5 p m f• ford Mrs Ll'lW!'t'nM! Diddle Mr~ and \'Ote efforu are always a med a lterlin& ;ihlmt. both educational Joe Wr'-bt Mr8 Rov Smith Mrs VIetor F1shel Of Ravenna DhlO at all voter1 as IS the \'o ler educa alld entertammg Ralph Smith Mrs Wllhlm Ttl ren apent SJeveral tlaya lHt week v1r tion11 .PI'OP'tm, of the Secr eta y of The annual 4 H and FFA steer er Mrs Charl@S HAves Mn. 'l'hel Jtmg hia daqbter }(n Martha State 1 office we Will place s.pet •at dlll!eWwill attract buyer1 and vtewer• ma Hawlev Mr~ James Tearard Ann Redman. They ~q~ent one e1en ~basis this year oo frAt vol :gri~~a: ;:;ru1 : t~e j~;, :: Mrs Royal 'Mlomas Mra D1c1t liar ln.( durina hl11 vlslt lD pt Pl~u:mt -ers - both the young pt!.oph.• who A. nma Important event of Thuriday r II lftB Inez Ewing Mra Eva J le with .&11'8. Redman! IUnt Mrll aJ"e turmng 21 years of a ge and Guvem or 1 Day w ll be tbe fat !.lit vtn l! Miss Eleanor Robson Mrs Leonard Noble the numerous Oh10 crt zen~ who lle s:u~ m the colllr.lercial cattle Helen Barker Mr11. Paul Kloes Jock Rolllh Jimmy -stewart and have berome natura l ted t t Z<!ns arena where Gov C W II am 0 Ne~ U Mrs Grace Holter M'ra Vnllie Benny Roseberry of Pl Pleasant I of the Umte<.l States will take the first bid. Guinther Ms Ann Lee Watkins left on Wedneldar night for sev Orgamzallons wh ch have f'ngag The National Percberon Show an i enl daya visit to Virgmla BeadJ ed n the register vote campa ns Amencan Bela:~an Show features of and Mr~ Ada Slack The Youth Cho1r of the Albury Mdr and Mrs. Charles Kerwood in the past are urged tc ttelp -.,"' h ~= ~!ndt=ners""~dd~xw Method 1st Church went to Cam and Rfamlh ly of Zanesville Ohio the first voter eneouragemen hib tors for 1udging Fr day and Sat den Part Huntln~on where they an le ard Barnhart of Galhpolis urday Aug. 23 U. enpoyed a picnic TuHdav Au« 6 were vtaiton ove.r the week end New pena. new I gbtiog p~ln t an4 o~r bot<.!ekeeping unprovement.s. They later went to WHTN TV with Mrs Charles Neville- and fam where thev appeared on th~ pro- dy ~ have been JDAde for this years live Agnes Young haa returned aftatock shows expl!Cted to draw nora gram Captam Steamboat where than baH • m:lllhm spectator! lo the eaeh one W:tS Interviewed AUead er Spendmg a vacation in Ba1U ing were members Nancy Parker more Maryland buae state expomUon •' Columb~.~&. Linda Eich nger Bi11y Franc11 Cia Mr and Mn Clyde RoUJh and Berl-ir!'!.- Be • ebe lookout lor nuz tielet Ito tbe 115'1 Ohio rice and Branda Norrill Jean 'Man son of Camp COnley were reeent uel Stefame Wmebrenner Phil visitors of Mt and Mrs Grover f'atr You'D find ft m fbi. newt-1 lip Hil1 Ruse Ann Thetss Llnda Roush J in~~ Neigler Patty and Suzanne Wine Mn Elwyn BuD and liOn and apening day Friday August 23. brenner L nda Grueaer April and d.l:u.ghter otFalb1 Church Virginia s.tr7 boy and Pi m Ohio Susie Teaford Mar1 Lou Cundlff 1 are v slllnll: Mrs Bull 11 mother fliP .eltooJ qe illin't'IW to and BtUy Zerkle ruest!f Debra Mrs Rosa Fink ~-- of this FB.EE DAY at the Norm Janet Caldwell Kathy Mrs Carl Owen• of Mlddfeport ~..!,_!q ia Youth Day Frands Cath Jean Wmebrenner recently vurted Mrs Helen Stew "'"'""&'• 12 :rat'~ af Qe are WUham art lldmiUed free each ~ \' if actoiD Chaperones were Ml'S IIIIDied br a.a adult. FranciS Mr and Mrs Pete Durfy Mrs GeneVIeve Poweil Mary Jane Eichinger Mn Mark Duerr Mrt USE OUil Carol f!{'orrls and Mrs B1ll WineLAUNDRY brenner Mrs Richard DeMon hal reMr and Mrs George Freeland ceived word that her husband who SEltviCE entertained the Adult Clau of the IS serving witb the U S Army has EU'B Church for then annual ple- arrived at Fa1rbao1r:s Alaska ond nlc on the lawn of their home on Mr and M'ra Lloyd Pridmore of F1ood Road Attending were Mr DaytlJ#l apent last week end with DRY and Mra Charles Neuman Jr Mr Y'r ahd Mn Thurma DlBney ltri.. row watdl CLEANING Charles Neuman Sr Herlhall Did Jlr and Mn. Byron Beu of Win ""- • - ...,.. for "'fN!In dle Ben Quasenberry Mr and Mn. field W Va fg Nltint 11r and ••IJ' th• "'ost ••••' ••cell' Lawrence Roush Glenna Soubby 1ln P1eree caae of Water st . .kls. . .en wtU work •• 1k Edna Edward& Mrs Edith Hood Richard Harris EFSN of Baht• , _ -.4 • - • wolch w• Mrs Lillian Sm lh and son Maur bridce Md apent last week end . ._ • ......... .. •• ctio. •• aee Mr an Mrr Paul Ha~ and with hl1 parent. Mr and Mn . . MAMILJON WMCHI$ - t• children Sherry and Paul Eugene lllot Rarrla. Mr Frank M1lls and BOn and ...... , .... $3,50 Mr and ll'ri John p Jladdrill daughter of Mingo Junction ts vis- and children of IDduna are t1slt iting hill mother Mrs. E S MUJs Ina. ltev and Mrl Roy lC. Williams on Church St Recent zuest.a of Mrs. AIU\8 lfrMelvin Cunnlna:ham is a patient Coy were llr and Mrs. George liein Unl.,.emtt Hospital m Colum Coy daughter Brenda Lynn and bua sons Pbitip Kenneth stanlt!y and MMI Amy Friend of Canton vis- lunior of East Llverp&ol !Mrs Ited her son and daughter-in law George Dof'Ohew a11.d ll8ll lo•nny Mr and Mrs Luther Fritnd of h t Letnt. FaDa Mr and Mra James Qulet vlaJt Mr amd krs Obarley Bartels or ed recently wJth Mr Quick 8' nep- Runtlntton vtsited 1"1lative~~ here hew and famlly Mr and Mn Mr and Mr• Vtn.t SlafeD ot Ch"rles <luict of Albany JtD WeUaton ....tJ:ited Mr and Mn. Law POR 'Mr and Mrs John Boles and .-entre DJddle Mrs. Margaret Price of Zanesville Mrs Chr1ateua Grimm •a• reapebt llt!Verlll days with Mr! Boles telYed 'Wort! from her Son Rteee and Mrs Price 1 sister Mn Clara who 1fll recently ,trafted .w.to the 1"1111111 Jfeu Am!y thai he 11 his lasic Mra Leonnrll Reid and scm Lee tnlnlna at Fort Meade )18 iK-H or Athens 11pent a day with Mrs. }II• l .. el C•~I of 'I'IIJ1POn FURN Where Your Confidence Adllbert Lee Pl&iDa apent a week end with Man· Th Is Justin-~ Mr and Mra Dick Harris vfslted cy hrter till e Brlptell Co.-~ Mtt Arthur Morartty of Pomeroy Mr and lin steve of Ia llldtlloport !: Main Pomeroy at Holzer Hospital In Galhpolis GalUpoUt viAted Mr md Mrs I Mlss VIrginia Munley of Pearis- BlU Wlnehrenner II bUI'I Va vblted Mr and Kra.. 8PTO.llT118T Luther Johnston of Church st. and )fr aDd Mrs- Edison Guinther HTS RECORD of SiJ.th Streit OSLO Nanny UP--Josh Cui Balli 0o1at lllnoel, hmeroy breath of Norristown Pa fonn 'ft' Moran State CoUeee ata:r aet l'llflee B-. I to 11, Z to 5 lOose tt& Noea 'lbun.l • new 11r0rld record of 50.:5 secThe Faithful Circle Cla•s of the onds tor the t4(}-yard hurdles m meet Jlrlday Methodist Chureh met Thund.,- an intematlonal evenmg at the Communlly Hall nlrht at Bfslet Stadtum with the president. Mrs Fannie OANGIO BEGINS TRAINING varian presidlnJ Italy UP-Juat PESCAJ\A The meeting opened w th the theme II'Ong followed by ptayer bY Manuel Fangio the world dr vmg Mrs Dayton Ctawfottl lleatnnjs Clarap1on from Argentlna arriv were bv Mrs Emma HaYman Mrs ed b:ere frorh M lan todav to beW E Shank and Jfn Fannle Par- liD lratning for the Grand PriJ: of Peaura Aug 18. Fangio wUI ian A abort budness meeting waf be at the wheel of a MaseraU. followed by a potluelr. Juneh PIAATB .OPTION MIJIII.S Two visitors Mrs Dayton craw ford or New Brighton Pa and Pi'J!TSBURGH UP -- Outbelder Mtl!l Vtekle Abie11 or Middleport Roman MeJJn! was optio,ed ito Coo ~e present lumbll$ of the ta.ternahariel betagut The ne"t m!!etlng; wUJ bre '-•ld at todl,f by ~be Pittsburah llrat~ the hDme of Mrs Alb Crallllltt to m1ll:e to(JIQ for lll!fthnded lpltcb)(r lnd Mrs. wnuam Vatlian at "tlr Bob Smith who was reiuitated 04£ Molnst 197 tehded the funeral W~ne~l!ay ef ftam the atsabled Ullf.. lb~ ~~-= tnF~~Jd.~ I Roy 0 I -- w.,-....,. MASON NEWS Fl'ee JCicJs' Fn'day• Aug. 23 C =-to-.. W::...!J: ::::f SYRACUSE WIAI ... ..... ,.. ...... ,... New Fumitv,. $299.00 BAKER laklne ITUIE Robson COLLII!..Is III!UIELRY SlORE • St r----;.;.;;;;;;;;.;.__.__""'~--------~ - - _., ... 11 Na W. COMPTON, 0. D. ...1 lETART FAllS IN 15 $150 MINUTES "-t �. .' - .. ... .. . .' ., \ '... .................. .. • J -~-- ' • ~, ........ L, .. .... .... ... .. .. .. • .. ,..t!'I1'P• 1'1 ,,., •';.•.< t ' ~ 2 ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomoroy-Midd;epo~ :u,\i 1!•7• ~. .. S , ~ ' fat" t" - - l ~ ---u IJOJ 0~ IS lear Racine, Hartford Tie For OVA Championship '-Dall1 SeQtlllel, Pomeroy· Tile B•U• Sentl-1 Klddleport, 0., Aug. 12, 1957 SPORTS DESK ... Vennarill, North, Wo.-lt I StatiStical • · Averages Lme • Up Br~ves, Yankees, · Jn wOfld senes • As BOth M • • HOt pace s.t Pomer.oy Dumps Point Pleasant 7-2 On Wiggins' 6-Hitter; three Homers Hit Cbet Oliver's Hartford Tigers loosed a .15-blt ban'age Sun· ' day to beat Gal!ipolis 7-1 _and 1!4cine nipped Middleport on Little Foody s neatgame 3-bitter to tie for.)he OVA cbamplo . ship, making a playoff necessary. .. For Big Game CANTON, 0. UP - North and South coaches sent their teams through 1 scrimmage today m preparation for next Fridaj's an· nual Ohio High School All - Star football dash here. The North team, under Youngstown roach Tom Carey, Is pra~ tiring ea.5t of Memorial Fieldhomc while the wuthernen, under Hugb Hindman , bave been holding forth behind Fawcett Stadium's south Jltand!l. Jim Vennari of Rutland is an assistant coach. Pomeroy played good ball on Children's Home Hill Point Pleasant 7 2 Georg N lr d led th p Ernie Covert, major domo at City Loan, wa• going to see his first big league bali game Sunday. His son Davi<l is a littie leaguer with the Middleport Indians - the champs down that· away - and one of the boys' treats for their feats was a trip to Cincinnati Sunday for a doubleheader with the Cub.s. The time was right. The moment propitious. ~.Ernie has a l~ng ~tation wagon that can haul an entire ba•tting erder of unym1tes. The fact that Mr. Covert and family were going to get off on a well-earned weeks vacation beginning Sunday was not enough to pull Dad Covert away from the Queen City jaunt with David and the gang. ets Try Out Mid g •d 0 aybanks, Fm Its Track Okay Carey, who stresses a multipl~; has a talented backfield to carry the Yankee banner. in· eluding McKinley's Ike Grimsley at quarterback; Ursullne'a Tony Mic3get racers maY be back ln Calluchia .at Left half, Massillon's Pomeroy ijOOn if pl.1ns discuK.!fed Mike Hershberger p.t right half, Sunday by prospeetive driven bear and McKinley's Wayne Fontes at fruit. fullback.. Preliminary arrangements were The Southerners have the talent· worked out, and two ext\ibitlon ed services of N.ew Philarlelphia';; heals of midgets were run . al Clay· Bill Cannonball Cooper as swing banks lo the obvious delight of man between fullback and end and racing fans. Manager Bud Wilson speedy Charles Comer of Colum · said drivers termed the track "ideal" for the-m . bus East balfback . A full racing pro(!ram is expect· cd to be announecd soon rnr ttM midgets. defen~ . Moms, Papas Go To Firing Line Pistolpacking mamas and p&.pa5 and youngsters 11tep up to the firing line today for the first shooting in the 19m National Matche11 here running through Sept. 10. ..Y~ More than 1300 pistol cxrerts, both civiUanll ond servicemen and women , are elltered ill the hand· gun contests thi~ week. Then 11ome 2200 other marksmen will start firing high power, &mall-bore ilnd muzzle loadin~ rifles at the Camp Perry range •m the shore of Lake Erie. - -· - ' ·~~~:h:u~e~ld esse oa Sol would turn up I So Ernie Covert still Ia to tee hi.& l'l'ucker. 1 first big league game. The Indians will probably try to make It back The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. e omerQY attack -- - P~ESS \the Pbilade~phla Pbilllel .m. Tbe.,..._.a.q.ua t.be Dodgers, 11·2 over the ·RedA met 22 vlctonea m 44: games White Sox would bne to cloae at llep and lo-8 over the Pbillit6, .,. .500-paee-shapes ';IP ~oday as 1a .6« pa~ee. to wipe out a .SOO Tbe Yanlr.eea. puUing out of a the magic pennan~-cbnehmg num· Yankee dostiDa: pace. momentary slump, :dammed out ly and the New York Yankees. Coni.., Twirls Seven-Hithlr Thi!i "once...cl 01 e National League Gene Conley, tH since that key scramble cncked wide open Sun· July 15 date, p_itched a seven-hit· day when the Braves whipped the I-ter for ~BI eigbth win U the St. Lo,uis Ca.t:dlnalt~,_ 5-l, for their Bra.,.es gamed the biggeJt NL seventh straight v 1 c t 0 ry, their lead ~f t-he aeaaon and the long· tMh in; l3 games and their 2bl in est a~ nee they enjoyed the same 26 games since July l5. The Yan- margin on JulY 26, l~ tees, meanwhile, ([owned tb~ BalAlmost every statist~ lmaginatimore Orioles, 7·2, and pteked up ble now aup~rb the theory tbat a half-game when the Chi(ago the Braves wdl go.- on t-o their White Sox split with the Detroit fir.st Hag since the &hlft tet Mil· Tigers. waukee. Since July 15, they've played at ' tn .808 cltp compared Those .successes enaDled both to the Redleg1' .577, the Dodgers' front-runn~rs to open up !Ph .game .56'7, the Ctrdioall' .556 and the leads with each having 44 game• collap~ing Philliea' .407. In addiremaining. A .000 pace would en- tion, they now bBld a season's <~ble tht! Braves to finish with 90 edge over each of their rival&victories and the Yankeea with 94. 7-5 over the Cardinals, 9-7 over To overtake the Braves the dinala would have to play .644 I f ball, the Brooklyn Dodgers .614,. t~ Cincinnati Redleg8 .682 -and If your old tarage doon art sageln1 and hard to use, repla'e them with smooth running o • e r· tiead door1 for as little at $59.95 ProMct the ln.eatment in your car with a new tar~ ot•·•A full tiD ont-ca• earot• can be built for osiiHie a s - GIDCAGO UP Dick Mayer played to w\n for only tour boleR, but two birdies on those, earned htm· Tam O'Shanter's World tournament and golf's biggest peyday - $50.000 cash. Natinoal Open eh-amplon Mayer rlnished 7~ holes ln 279, nine un· der par, with a spurt which over· came a deficit of five strokea t.o Sam Snead and lour to AI Baldlnll hcfore they began the lMst 18 hole. "I was on the lr,th tee when J fl11urod Out that J needed· a couple of birdies nd they could be beat," he aaid. "And with those Jut four holea, It's not probable that you're going to a:et the "'o. Alltypoo of quality hone· Jn1. Beautiful ruatlc post · and-rail fenclnt aa low ··- 59c: per ft. .. ,..,.," ..., ..,.,., .......... ,,,t,.,._..... tM. Wlttl H•llltt loci.._ l set., A.wt 1:3. N. ·rrl. SHILVING WMIIR Cletr, tlln drleut ato<k. Ideal tor oholvtllll· lie lin. ft. PLYWOOD SAKRITI Extarlor and ill· terlor type•. "' x 8' p1nell as low Ready mixed \n 'handy baas. Needs only the addltion of water $1.14 HCh . 60c bog ··- USI A IILD-A-COUNT FOR YOUR Ho,... hllpra..,.,tnt on4ilepalr NHdo. • No Down Puy,...nt • A1 LiHie A1 $5.00 Monthly INQUIRI TODAY ' '1'111' '"11 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCk COMPANY · ' MATHEWS HITS HOMER Style Show Ed ltlathewa knocked in two runs with a single a·nd hi! 22nd homer and Johnny Logan smashed two-run single in a four - run lJ)ni.ng rally as the Bra.,.es beat Cardinal ace Sam Jones. The Pirates dealth the Dodgers a staggering blow with a 4-3, 10· inning and 6-2 sweep, Bill Ma:te· roaki singled home the winning . (Contmued on Page Five) Shields. ;f~:g~~!k~~~!~ee:~~g !a)~;:.~s, ~d~ ~ret hKitche~. gVio~aSia:;~:·n~~~: with Sharon Ril::-hu~. MarygrRit· ~hie an_d Mllry McAfee also exhibitmg. V1rgmia Johnson won an A grade for tailored clothes for 4 H girls and Janice T •af d ls · exhiblted in that ftel~ 0; 0 a le€s_ :was the only 4·H s~irl re~~ ex~1b1t a complete co~ tume and rece1ved an A award Receiving A grades for exh 'b't 1 t1 J ms, ar ottc Smith, Barbara ~arter, Eileen Rumfleld, Ailene ~;'c!~~~i Alice Cameron, B111~e h . 1n t. e F.H.A. group all fou:r guls_dldsplaying lounging garments recene A grade!. They are Joyce I ! ~ ACROSS :!1. Deep • 1. Precept. afiecti~ : 6 · Aprol\ 4. Before 11 top• ( «1. Bass '9. Trend atnger 1 10. Sport• Tfng fl. Arab 12. Pointed a.reb · klnJdom 13. Wille men 1. Plead U . Bestowed 8. Lurkn 15, Queation. 9. Roman j 16. Like · prmertt 11. Malt drink U. Things~ · 18. Shrub (Ja.p.) value 19. Weight ,- . 15. Any fruit drink \ 1 (Turk.~ v " · 20. Artlflee f 18. Employ 22. Inelte 1 19. ObJig-ed 23. Nave f'xtensloft ~ 215. Wilder.. nesses 26. Mollusk 27, Elf (hrs., , Be Sure and Vi•it Us At I'· The FAlR 28. S~k 29. Good Umt 30. Deity 33. NortheY) Morris Implement tabbr.l · 34. A peck 3ri. Volcanio l rock 36. or the Ugrlan ' language f 38. Tardier 39. Pudding 1 • ond SUPPLY RACiNE, OHIO I W L. Pet. GB I Milwaukee . . 68 42 .618 St. Louis ... . . . 62 47 .569 rP/a Brookly.n .. 62 49 .5~9 61h ClnelnnaU . ... ~ _ 61 49 .M5 7 Philadelphil ~ li1 .~36 9 New York . . . . 50 62 .446 19 Chicago ...... .. 39 89 .361 28 Plttsburgh . .. 39 71 .355 29 Sunday'• RHulh Milwaukee 5 St. Louii 1 New York !\ Philadelphia 0 \f;t Philadelphia 2. New York o. 2nd PiUeburgh 4 Brooklyn 3 1st. 10 birdies." But Mayer knecked his thlrd inn&. ahot four ~et from the pm on 1~ Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 2 2nd and dropped the putt for one Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 aames, ppd., rain birdie. On the 16th, though trap · S•turd•v'• Resulh ptld on his drive, he blasted I:IIX feet from the pin for a par, and on Brooklyn 3 Pitt.rl:burgh 0 the 11th, he fired his l'econd shot Mllwaukee 9 St. Louis 0 out on the rouah nine feet from Cincinnati 7 Chicago 2 tho fla& and sank the putt for the Philadelphia at New York, ppd. rain. ~ other birdie. Tuetclay'• G..mn Ma)'er, with 211 after 54 holet compared to 206 for Snead, 201 Brooklyn at New• York. night (or Baldina:r208 ror Mike Souehak, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, night 209 for Art Wall. and 210 for Gene St. Louis at Cblcaf;o Littler and SheUey"M.a:yfield, never Mllwaukee 11-t Cinclnnatl, night AMERICAN LIAGUI went over par on ht! final round. W, L. Pet. GB Littler toured the c:oune iu 71. New York 72 38 .6311 one under par, wJrtle Snbd toot Chluao 66 43 .607 Mo a 1'4 and Baldini • 73. Boston . . . . . . . . 60 !}() .5\5 12 BaldinJ and Snead ·.tied for secBaltlmore . . . ... 83 86 .... 96 18\i ond, eaeh wtnnlna: 17,500 while Detroit ...... .. M M .486 18\lo George Bayer and Littler tlcd for Cleveland ..... 83 58 .47'J 19-, fourth each gettln& $2.,7150. flfth month of p,ooo went to w ·aablngton . . . 42 70 .3'JIJ 31 . . 41 69 .373 31 Souchak, with 282, while Bu-b Ro.s- Kansas Cit.Y Sunclay'a RKUits bura, Dow Flnaterwald and Wall abared aeventh at 28•. each win.· New .York 7 Baltimore 2 Detroit 8 ChJeago 8 tst nina •l.lllJO. Chlna:o 11 Detroit 2 2nd Kansa~J City 'J Cleveland 0 1st 1Cana11 City 9 Cleve-land 8 ;and Boston 8 Weshington 5 Ill Boat.on 4 washington 3 2nd, 11 inDI. SAturcl.a y'l Result• Kans'a City 8 CleVeland' 5 Boston 4 Washington 1 N~w Yor'k e Baltimore S Detroit 6 Chicago 4 . INTIRNATIONAL LIAGUI Montreal 12 Columbus 8 ht Colum\lus 3 Montreal 2 and 11 Innings: Toronto 8 Riehmond 8 tal T~oato 8 Rlc::bmond 0 2nd, 7 ln· ninis Rochester I Miami t lit Rochflster ' Mtaml 3 2n!t, 6 lnn· K~~~;Y~ g~[~~, Trudy Caplnger, S . h. n~' Taddy Durst, Dec~e ~lt , 1anne Roush, Polly k' ~~Ch afy Cleland, Linda LarJani [ DAILy~ CROSSWORD ... ····· NATIONAL LEAGUE m a tarcher, Judith Moor2. Mar· aron y~~~~~ I~~~j ~f-ls, ~ua.ie N~Jutzlln~. ~ , BASE~~;~ ~.~~ULT ~~ ~illS Mary Bolinger. Jane Evans Sh exhlbtlors Gallion, Lind·a HubQard, Judy' Sh n, _tee rouser, Vlck1 Fetty, Damewood and Ro.aallt! Da'l'i Am~ng 4·H club girls sh~·wing M:,;.o~~~t~~e~ ~eharlotte Rupe. EXHIBIT ' Other ~~~f~~ s~:[~lju~~~~a st;:~l~st;eeth~ ~a;~;£"e;a;a~:~· Rsa~~!la :~~~~· JOHN ' DEERE Harry Craft calls instructions to. his players' from the Kansas City dugout during his first game as manager. Craft, 42, who took ch>rge in Tuesday night's game with the White Sox at Comiskey Park in Chicago, replaces Lou Boudreau as msma·ll ger. ~ former outfield star for the Cincinnati Redlegs, he managed the Kansas City Blues of the American Association in 1953 and 1954, before joining the A's as coach in the f:>ll of '54 . (International Soundphoto~.);;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~~;::::::;: a~ Jd kelt, Janel Vineyard At Our -·•nc 1. ~ 40. Oocurrenee ~ I"· ?' ; 4l. Dregs · 42. Hualnr llftd " .Williama DOWN 1. Kingly ;;::;;; ~ fl. Cttr tGer.) 22. Breeze •A··--·· 23. Black .. berry Urupelet tt. Un- · lawful ;;. . Lou1te P'bhu Don.a N Th~iu viUe and Arlen4! a • Jlllldore and N~d in R Donna "'"'d A Ktade In 'lh• ouoh " dre11f1eld of tb P' duu up Others displitY1n e In t~<~A I'TOUfl were Joan Picke~!l a 1d J calegory flU, uay Prof Sharon Bot.o won .. .. In the complete eo ~n A awlln! th }' H A. group w~t~mc hfu:ld of playing bebg Jal 1 1 p ut eu rlu WaJton and were no " A • ra Jne rt~ert• p H.A rroup fn !o;IVt'n10 In l/14• cotton dreJJs cate: t'&lly llll4kl" St'hoo/ drt-ss cale ory and tl ot· were Leota Birch gory Ex~JIJitltlg Wanda Faber (or n,:. ll Hill, Arlene . -fh l arm . Shtlb~ sons Kathr~·n Ba~l:~- Leota P:lr· er, Kay MrCintock !l?lt· Pierce , athennc In order to rerl'ivl• Lhe \'.Jis lt awards and ribbons lh·a 1 arcom . pan) the ~rarle s gi \·en in the jud~­ ~ng _a ll articles m u ~t be dit>played bu~1n g th ~eek a_ t the j un iu r fair el~!i: he~d In conjunction wilh th•· senwr fa1 r. · I A' • l'f:Oll liP Imeantime. Dr Dwod: ft'ltiiW"e MEIGS COUNTY FAIR • WOODMEN ACCIDENT an• LIFE CO; LINCOlN NEBRASKA \'FE, HWTH, ACCIDENT an• GROUPINSURANCL YOUR ·AGENTS: C • Mrs. Opal Fitzpatrick State Route 689 or· l.. WI II 4"45 P Oh penter' io, P.'.one e "' Ave, .. Mrs. Blanche Churchi kesvi 101 Morris , , Athens, Ohio, Phone Athens 26422. lliDII -.., I Joan ~ 1 e~7ffllt., Mar) t~eB Ma~/l~nda t I ~-n:a;en (C~ntlnued ABNER from Pat• 0 ,.) Bonds Forfeit Wool Fashion Show Feature at State Fair to a term ifl the Cincinnati Wm·k· h.ouse !or a longer period or lime . of B~~ctlm said that Olive-r Mitch eport who is duP rar rc lea«e the latter p::~rt of th · .~ would b 1 ts Wel:'r. · ~ g v-en the S'ame warn · D Ml.ss 1anl.ce Jepsen, da~o~Jhttr of r_. and Mns. 0. W. Jepaen of Canll mg by _Fisher before he is freed Parkmg Meter receipts for ihe W mehester, a iunior 1n Ute College put week at Middleport were- re- of_Edueation, Ohto State UniWnity, will be crowned 19:17 Wool Queeri at po~ed by B:rrtrum to be $204.20. the All Wool Fashion Show Sunday ~ arrest was made in the in· Aua. ~ at the OhJo State Fair. · ' Ves'ttgatl.on of an accident Su nd tbow, at 5 p.m.., will be' betd w~en a 1957 Studebaker sed:~ lnThe tlle Sheep Bam. ·Ar~d the ~r•ven by Arnold Hayes or l'tfid- World in 30 Minute.--In Wool" b ,•cporlt wa.s struck from thr rr.ar thF e theme· of thls year'• wool lhow orty models se!eeted from thelheeP a 0 e a~ Front-st and wool organiutlone of Ohio will The driver or the . olht>r 100 per O!!nt wool garm@nts 1~3 ·De-Soh., was Robert T c~~ a show from deslRrJent to ne_ssy. 17, Middleport, who :~~ appeal award-winning to men. women and c:hUdre,n . said to be driving an auto owned Specla1 featunl!l will be 8 travel by Frteda Holter W}'all of M ddl port. 1 e- wardrobe for men, women and chD~ dren, caaual dothr-s, haek to IIChool Both car~ r~ceived mmor dam· I ~lothet, hi~h fashi~n ll;llrmentl and age, ac-cording to police reports. how to wear the- little black dresa" fol' all occasionJ, Thil third annual show tJ 111 the char~ of Mrs. \Villard Bit-zer and Mrs. Robert Terrell Seat-!! will be (Continued From Pog.tt 0 ) gtaced around the arena and on the alcony ~o accommodate a lar«• 'tory and additional room lahcrowd f?r the show . W-oolen ~~:ar­ oratory fae1 lities to dt! al with ·' ments w1ll be featured In lhree l ~ rr communi ,. l ca bl e co~seases as asisued atil' lloolsplay windows lnsld~ the 1501( 1 f u. e"V. iti 9ood to pull 1nto the old alley again! I I I Priority System tri. Skin tumor 27 En • ' 11s:· • .........,.... Au. . t&vem 34.Gamtn1 29. ConrronU cubes 31 . .B&ldng ~.Wuh : · Ch~f!-blin 37. Repet'. ;; 32 , Short l · · - 38. P<nntt _,..... t '1 :. ~ ro':' r Lrr:I'LE ORPHAN ANN!!!. . r of the Sheep Barn. • • • By Alan Mover ,.. 0' ~ ~ f0:' ~~ ~"~ 0-. VA" ~ , .... -----~ ·--NANCY IE BY ERNIE lft.JSHMII,IQ · THIS PERFUME- ··' I'M WEAR lNG IS <4ll I WISH '(OIJ'D STOP WEARING Tf;IAT -· - It's Meigs County's 94th Annual and It's BIGGER Than Ever! ROCK SPRIN,GS FAIR GR9UNrtS Pomeroy, Ohio GOING 10 WASTE STUPID M·ASK ALL THE TIME Difl!lhiM., .hlf ~-~ l'EANUTS By SHULTZ 8 WEDS. THURS. FRI. and AUG. 14th - 17th I *M\InY . Anractiona You'll Enloy HARNESS RACING · ........ ' .. .. .. 2 P.M. THURS. RUNNING RACES ·· · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · 4 P.M. THURS•. HORSE SHOW .. · ...... •.. · .... · .. 7 P.M. THURS. EXHIBITS .., WLW Midwestern Hayrid~ ~ PARADE BIG BEND FOLLIES- FIREwORKS- BAND CONCERT CONTESTS WILLIE ~! ' LTt..teOl.ITl-l "TRAMP "TO ME:. I . *BJ~D 'CCii~~Ei~T· ••A.RAD.» *J:IB.EWOIW , ··ooME' oN GENERAL ADMISSION oVT lllll lNIOY THE rv't.·· ' . • • . .. 'j • . ' ADUL~ 11!1«- .;clliLDREN .V~~~~·. J~. :.ADM. ,. ' . . .fi'UD ,, . . •, FREE ·. ' ; l-It: LOOK& Mi:l"RE UKE. AN •• \ ·- 'lASOLINE -- . , 4IZ Yean of Coollnuou Servl.ee M)nneapo1lo a Lo•hvijle 2 8 tn· ,_......,., - · ..... po-u-nottoy , ntq•, ram ·- ...... ' tllll,_;n.;;,o;"" . ;,.;.••.;.-;;.;,; • . _ _ _ _ _ _.....,_ _ _~-----Ill_ _ _ _ _'""!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, ClW'Iooton 8 SL P..l 2 00.;-:,;. WIIAT SORT A SHOI<JS FOOTSie 1 • 2. ~neral Havlfll 1 Buffalo 0 tat, lB tn· nines Burtalo 4 Hnana 2 ~d . ,tMIIRICAN AISOCt/ITION Wtel>lt. a omaha 1 111, 7 Inn. Wichita 8 Omaha .t: 2nd Danvtr ' Jndt•napo\10 s ht Denver ' Jndlonapollo a and, l'nlnp · ·7 &A~NEV GOOOLP! ond SNUFFY SM1TII ' hs the 11ld ttle ""'" dep•rtm•nl lnt<ndl .; ohllt '111~- 1'ml! of lt.a m1111: and w1t.er- te5t Jol lu di1trict labontorin. Ht.: uud tbls move would JlVt 1 ~hl· main laboratory more apac~ ur VlrUi: te~ting Dozem- ot blood I \fll'Cimen tcJLI are now be.IDJ run on i UMpcct.ecl 8jUt.tk f!u cli>tno - MElT US AT THE • 1 ON .DISPLAY ..... hits. Mnter held Racine· to six hits and fanned ll, walking two. Litlle Fooz)' fanned 12, walked three anrl wu terrible tight y,Jttl men oD ba&c. Racine 100 101 000--3 6 3 Middleport 000 000 000-----0 3 3 Larry Wolfe ,McNick les. Miller and Hindy. Pomeroy finished its OVA sea· son strong with a 7·2 win over Point Pleasant, Kenny Wigg~ins winlg his second gamC, golJ1g all the way with a 6-hltter. Three homer& ma;rked the game on -the Children's Home Hlll'a new diamond which Is an obvious Improvement over the club's former playfield on the . high school grounds. Phil Collins homered with none on in the first. Jimmy Jo Hemsley connected for one like it in tbe fifth and Wiggins took the home run honors of his club for the se11.· son with one in the eighth. Wiggin& baa an excellent slug- I "Easier Life" throw to }\aeine Hennesy doubled te8ted the sincetitle Racine waa unconbeaten Wolfe blooperand down the tight field on Unea onee by CoolvUle, or should only In the sixth for Mtddleport's only these gamos CooM!Ie !aUed to ploy at the tap end of the aeaaon be forfeited, 4. Final arrangement& ror t~e Ail-Star game wilh the great Grove City Furniture club either later this month or in September. That's quite an agenda. We neert ail of you pilots to sit In, or yuur representative, We also can discun 1958. • u bit& behind the si:a-hit pitching of Johnny Kucks and Bob Grim and now show a steady 'J-4 pace . The White sox,who 8·5 los! before beathlg the 11 -2, show no signs of late drive off their 5--6 pace· for month. There's An Craft Gets ANew Job In Baseball T~ompson ~~~ls'S('hedulcd douhlthe<~dt•r ear~ ':;;;;,;;;.;;;;:;;:;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;.;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;i"-';;;~;:;;~;;;;;~~.j Racine took adv11-ntage of rou· tine ground baU errors by Jim Bowles and Charley Stobart to add two unearned runs to a 1.0 lead gotten In the first Inning at Middleport. In the fil'!l Dick 'faylor Jed oU with a single and wftb one out, Johnny Rllibel, tripled him home . Reibel was out stretching it, Hen· ncay to Nclaon to Miller to Hindy. In the fourth Reibel walked to lead off, and with two out Larry WoUe wu safe on Bowles' error. Reibel scoring. In the sixtn, McNiekles walked , Jr. Wolfe sacrificed, and Litt!o! Fo02:y was safe on Stobart's error, McNickles scoring. Dave llindy got two single-a off $50,000 Goes ToMayorln Goijing Prize ' UNITif!J . RACINE SHARP th:oo~u.· g~\~e 11 !nnllliiH ber lor both the Milwaukee Braves tb~ee. He didn't. By 12:46 the 9ky wa.e dallk . And by the time Redleg stad1um workNs had gotten nearly all the tarpaulin off the infield there was 11ttle doubt about the lntentlona of the Heavens above. It was a near cloudburst. seaaon. This was maintained for nearly 45 minutes when ~fieals allowed Gallipoli.J 000 000 001 - 1 4 6 as hr>w the game was postponed- Hartford 121 200 20x- 7 15 0 and that rain checks would be bon· Valentine, (LP), Hardway (6), ored. McMahon. Hes.son, Dudding (9) and ·---;;;;~~;;~;;;:;;;;;;.;;;,;;r;o~m;c~ro;';y;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; :;::::~;;;;o..t e to down Gene Hesson, the crafty south- - : . paw of Hartford, fanned 13 Galli- gmg percentage. He got two hits all pollsites and walked none for one year, both of them nomen He wu o! bb fine performanc-es. It W&f a the only Pomeroy pl11.yer to get 15--year-<~ld Bi.be Ruth league play- more than one. er Ti:ddy Thompson, who -singled Nes~lroads had four Cor four to In the ninth and later scored for push h1s average up to .390. Col· the only run against hess.on. He lin.s had three for three and Hem· gave up only fo,ur bits. FINAL OVA STANDINGS Lee. Valentine went five lnningl W L and was relieved by Mike Hardway sley, two tor I''or Point, Don · in the si:r.th. Together they fanned. abue had two Singles. tbree and walked two. Wiggins fanned three and walk· Leading hitter was Bradley of ed one while Frazier whiff()d one, Hartford with four for five. Luther walked one and Meutzenberger Tucker hothered to lead o,ff the fanned five and wal.ked one. third. Bob Stivers had a two-out Point 000 010 001-2 6 1 double in the rourth for the only Pomeroy 210 030 Olx- 7 13 3 other extra base tilt. Hartford 9 3 For Gallipolis Gil McMahon got R~cine 9 3 a lead orf triple in the second and Middleport 'l 5 Jake Jarvis a double in the thlrd. GaUipoli.s 6 6 Jarvis also added a single off He&- Pomeroy 4 8 son. The win gave Hartford a 9-3 pt_ Pl. 1 10 1 to Cincinnati the day betore Labor In sl~ck car· raees Sunday Eu· . Day for a single game. gene Wl_llo~g~b,y. b~<ck aft~r. two ~ee~s stdel~~uf,. wtt~ an •h"'"rred AU ohio Valley Association matom • won c Ir~t ~at, 1 e e.a- nagers are asked to rneet here al ure . ~vent, and was the fastest the Sporti Desk Tue!lday evening, quahhc-r of tie day. 8 p. m. Aug. 13. Matters to iron J<'lnishing ~ccond in th(~ feature out : was Jim Way . Barlow, o., who Jed ; 1. Agreement on a play-off game the race for several laps but fin· \ for the title between H1rtford'a ally . was oYertaken by the t.ard 1 Tigers and Racine who ended In 1 drilling Willoughby . Glen Thomp.l tie a·t 8·3 . . son finished third. 2. Final arrangeme'nta for an 0' Shaughnessey playoff series which In tt.c Heat race it wa s Wi!IO'ugh· should begin the week followlna:. by, Way and Ktm KinR , Pomeroy . 3. What to do about CoolVIlle 1'hc beginners' rae£' turned out which ttunked out In the latter to be a real battle u8 RoY Weaver, part of the .aeason, Should all ltt Mansrield, 0 . edged Bill Rumfield, gamea be forfeited, which wC)Uld $11.18 · · with four singles in four appearances. At 6o15. m .. the boY< wm load· ell and on the1r way . Threttenlng clouds and even showers enroute forecast the afternoon, but some-how faith was $11Slalned that come I I CA~P PERRY. O. UP - any tyee_ of sewin4 h1 the be(Con> l>boe"· ' Let'• S<w" ll'•up amona run . lnvttd ,.rom P•a• Four) the Hr club• were Patty CJIU RoWha~~ the opener und Charlie be-rta. Romine, Karen McKay~ 'san· flr•t bJ lY Dou..:tas &eorlnlf h 1.. drl( ~tobart, Jud y Rouah, Sharon ca i 1eaeue win In the night VllhCooney, (tleva Smith, Joyce / Pai.UI Smllh 'ent the r rst Stout. Julia Turner, Sue Whitting· ~CI:e l~to exira Innings when 1he ton , Vlra:inia Davia, Jeannie £b. btne ('rf> . orr relief &t'~> Clem Lo · ertbac h, Jv lee Tannehill , Cheryl with two out In the ninth File, Jennlfer crew J.ohnnle Sue .J ae;: Sttnford l'il<'hed u Patrlrla irennets)', Kit · ee Htl r fllr hhi l ~th w1J1 IUJd ' 1> Per~lnfo(er Sandra Thomu An lhf" l'hlllles a 2 0 decisiOn Ita Hall , Jan('( Smith. }' ranee• ' Had: ~- Pr : ~hnr.~ Alltonelli arter r un ford , MarglJret Ftadford , Cindy arc a) ~ three hlttPr won the Swu\2£'1 . Barbara Coats. Beverl y upe~tor for the Gumt~ 5-0 Cln{'lll · Prlcf' . Judy WIJal , Nola Myers · wJ· h Janet Humphrey, Susie Parker ' ellgo wa s rained out . Brenda Turner. Billie IAlu Marlin : Whlt. Svx Spilt Carol Ann Floccari. Marilyn Geiser Darrell _Johnson, ; ..bbing for TwHs Geiser. Li nda Eichinger : s1um v . rJddc-l! Yogi Berra hart Nanty Parker, Vada Ro!'!e Teaford ~hrt'f' si n glf'~ anrl Bill Sk~wron Jeannie Mane!. Patricia Wi-nebren: homen•tl as the Y a n k t·l' ~ ta'•Jl't•d ner. Lyndall Lyons, Rosemary HarKt'n Lt:'hman with his thml ' de· lrss and JP.nnllee Wil113ms. feat. Others exhibiting in that class Walt Dropo di'O\'l' iJJ four t·uns were Jocelyn Taylor. Yvonne .Seal · · Barbara Barnhart. F1oreuce Biggs: D~wn Carper. Nancy Riggs Alire Mtlllron, Sonja Miler Marv . Woodrum . Janet Myers, Cara Wills Lin- CtriOD , 't'OU SAY -11-lE BARON DE. SRIE. IS A Pl-IONY, lOU'l., _. �. .' - .. ... .. . .' ., \ '... .................. .. • J -~-- ' • ~, ........ L, .. .... .... ... .. .. .. • .. ,..t!'I1'P• 1'1 ,,., •';.•.< t ' ~ 2 ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomoroy-Midd;epo~ :u,\i 1!•7• ~. .. S , ~ ' fat" t" - - l ~ ---u IJOJ 0~ IS lear Racine, Hartford Tie For OVA Championship '-Dall1 SeQtlllel, Pomeroy· Tile B•U• Sentl-1 Klddleport, 0., Aug. 12, 1957 SPORTS DESK ... Vennarill, North, Wo.-lt I StatiStical • · Averages Lme • Up Br~ves, Yankees, · Jn wOfld senes • As BOth M • • HOt pace s.t Pomer.oy Dumps Point Pleasant 7-2 On Wiggins' 6-Hitter; three Homers Hit Cbet Oliver's Hartford Tigers loosed a .15-blt ban'age Sun· ' day to beat Gal!ipolis 7-1 _and 1!4cine nipped Middleport on Little Foody s neatgame 3-bitter to tie for.)he OVA cbamplo . ship, making a playoff necessary. .. For Big Game CANTON, 0. UP - North and South coaches sent their teams through 1 scrimmage today m preparation for next Fridaj's an· nual Ohio High School All - Star football dash here. The North team, under Youngstown roach Tom Carey, Is pra~ tiring ea.5t of Memorial Fieldhomc while the wuthernen, under Hugb Hindman , bave been holding forth behind Fawcett Stadium's south Jltand!l. Jim Vennari of Rutland is an assistant coach. Pomeroy played good ball on Children's Home Hill Point Pleasant 7 2 Georg N lr d led th p Ernie Covert, major domo at City Loan, wa• going to see his first big league bali game Sunday. His son Davi<l is a littie leaguer with the Middleport Indians - the champs down that· away - and one of the boys' treats for their feats was a trip to Cincinnati Sunday for a doubleheader with the Cub.s. The time was right. The moment propitious. ~.Ernie has a l~ng ~tation wagon that can haul an entire ba•tting erder of unym1tes. The fact that Mr. Covert and family were going to get off on a well-earned weeks vacation beginning Sunday was not enough to pull Dad Covert away from the Queen City jaunt with David and the gang. ets Try Out Mid g •d 0 aybanks, Fm Its Track Okay Carey, who stresses a multipl~; has a talented backfield to carry the Yankee banner. in· eluding McKinley's Ike Grimsley at quarterback; Ursullne'a Tony Mic3get racers maY be back ln Calluchia .at Left half, Massillon's Pomeroy ijOOn if pl.1ns discuK.!fed Mike Hershberger p.t right half, Sunday by prospeetive driven bear and McKinley's Wayne Fontes at fruit. fullback.. Preliminary arrangements were The Southerners have the talent· worked out, and two ext\ibitlon ed services of N.ew Philarlelphia';; heals of midgets were run . al Clay· Bill Cannonball Cooper as swing banks lo the obvious delight of man between fullback and end and racing fans. Manager Bud Wilson speedy Charles Comer of Colum · said drivers termed the track "ideal" for the-m . bus East balfback . A full racing pro(!ram is expect· cd to be announecd soon rnr ttM midgets. defen~ . Moms, Papas Go To Firing Line Pistolpacking mamas and p&.pa5 and youngsters 11tep up to the firing line today for the first shooting in the 19m National Matche11 here running through Sept. 10. ..Y~ More than 1300 pistol cxrerts, both civiUanll ond servicemen and women , are elltered ill the hand· gun contests thi~ week. Then 11ome 2200 other marksmen will start firing high power, &mall-bore ilnd muzzle loadin~ rifles at the Camp Perry range •m the shore of Lake Erie. - -· - ' ·~~~:h:u~e~ld esse oa Sol would turn up I So Ernie Covert still Ia to tee hi.& l'l'ucker. 1 first big league game. The Indians will probably try to make It back The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. e omerQY attack -- - P~ESS \the Pbilade~phla Pbilllel .m. Tbe.,..._.a.q.ua t.be Dodgers, 11·2 over the ·RedA met 22 vlctonea m 44: games White Sox would bne to cloae at llep and lo-8 over the Pbillit6, .,. .500-paee-shapes ';IP ~oday as 1a .6« pa~ee. to wipe out a .SOO Tbe Yanlr.eea. puUing out of a the magic pennan~-cbnehmg num· Yankee dostiDa: pace. momentary slump, :dammed out ly and the New York Yankees. Coni.., Twirls Seven-Hithlr Thi!i "once...cl 01 e National League Gene Conley, tH since that key scramble cncked wide open Sun· July 15 date, p_itched a seven-hit· day when the Braves whipped the I-ter for ~BI eigbth win U the St. Lo,uis Ca.t:dlnalt~,_ 5-l, for their Bra.,.es gamed the biggeJt NL seventh straight v 1 c t 0 ry, their lead ~f t-he aeaaon and the long· tMh in; l3 games and their 2bl in est a~ nee they enjoyed the same 26 games since July l5. The Yan- margin on JulY 26, l~ tees, meanwhile, ([owned tb~ BalAlmost every statist~ lmaginatimore Orioles, 7·2, and pteked up ble now aup~rb the theory tbat a half-game when the Chi(ago the Braves wdl go.- on t-o their White Sox split with the Detroit fir.st Hag since the &hlft tet Mil· Tigers. waukee. Since July 15, they've played at ' tn .808 cltp compared Those .successes enaDled both to the Redleg1' .577, the Dodgers' front-runn~rs to open up !Ph .game .56'7, the Ctrdioall' .556 and the leads with each having 44 game• collap~ing Philliea' .407. In addiremaining. A .000 pace would en- tion, they now bBld a season's <~ble tht! Braves to finish with 90 edge over each of their rival&victories and the Yankeea with 94. 7-5 over the Cardinals, 9-7 over To overtake the Braves the dinala would have to play .644 I f ball, the Brooklyn Dodgers .614,. t~ Cincinnati Redleg8 .682 -and If your old tarage doon art sageln1 and hard to use, repla'e them with smooth running o • e r· tiead door1 for as little at $59.95 ProMct the ln.eatment in your car with a new tar~ ot•·•A full tiD ont-ca• earot• can be built for osiiHie a s - GIDCAGO UP Dick Mayer played to w\n for only tour boleR, but two birdies on those, earned htm· Tam O'Shanter's World tournament and golf's biggest peyday - $50.000 cash. Natinoal Open eh-amplon Mayer rlnished 7~ holes ln 279, nine un· der par, with a spurt which over· came a deficit of five strokea t.o Sam Snead and lour to AI Baldlnll hcfore they began the lMst 18 hole. "I was on the lr,th tee when J fl11urod Out that J needed· a couple of birdies nd they could be beat," he aaid. "And with those Jut four holea, It's not probable that you're going to a:et the "'o. Alltypoo of quality hone· Jn1. Beautiful ruatlc post · and-rail fenclnt aa low ··- 59c: per ft. .. ,..,.," ..., ..,.,., .......... ,,,t,.,._..... tM. Wlttl H•llltt loci.._ l set., A.wt 1:3. N. ·rrl. SHILVING WMIIR Cletr, tlln drleut ato<k. Ideal tor oholvtllll· lie lin. ft. PLYWOOD SAKRITI Extarlor and ill· terlor type•. "' x 8' p1nell as low Ready mixed \n 'handy baas. Needs only the addltion of water $1.14 HCh . 60c bog ··- USI A IILD-A-COUNT FOR YOUR Ho,... hllpra..,.,tnt on4ilepalr NHdo. • No Down Puy,...nt • A1 LiHie A1 $5.00 Monthly INQUIRI TODAY ' '1'111' '"11 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCk COMPANY · ' MATHEWS HITS HOMER Style Show Ed ltlathewa knocked in two runs with a single a·nd hi! 22nd homer and Johnny Logan smashed two-run single in a four - run lJ)ni.ng rally as the Bra.,.es beat Cardinal ace Sam Jones. The Pirates dealth the Dodgers a staggering blow with a 4-3, 10· inning and 6-2 sweep, Bill Ma:te· roaki singled home the winning . (Contmued on Page Five) Shields. ;f~:g~~!k~~~!~ee:~~g !a)~;:.~s, ~d~ ~ret hKitche~. gVio~aSia:;~:·n~~~: with Sharon Ril::-hu~. MarygrRit· ~hie an_d Mllry McAfee also exhibitmg. V1rgmia Johnson won an A grade for tailored clothes for 4 H girls and Janice T •af d ls · exhiblted in that ftel~ 0; 0 a le€s_ :was the only 4·H s~irl re~~ ex~1b1t a complete co~ tume and rece1ved an A award Receiving A grades for exh 'b't 1 t1 J ms, ar ottc Smith, Barbara ~arter, Eileen Rumfleld, Ailene ~;'c!~~~i Alice Cameron, B111~e h . 1n t. e F.H.A. group all fou:r guls_dldsplaying lounging garments recene A grade!. They are Joyce I ! ~ ACROSS :!1. Deep • 1. Precept. afiecti~ : 6 · Aprol\ 4. Before 11 top• ( «1. Bass '9. Trend atnger 1 10. Sport• Tfng fl. Arab 12. Pointed a.reb · klnJdom 13. Wille men 1. Plead U . Bestowed 8. Lurkn 15, Queation. 9. Roman j 16. Like · prmertt 11. Malt drink U. Things~ · 18. Shrub (Ja.p.) value 19. Weight ,- . 15. Any fruit drink \ 1 (Turk.~ v " · 20. Artlflee f 18. Employ 22. Inelte 1 19. ObJig-ed 23. Nave f'xtensloft ~ 215. Wilder.. nesses 26. Mollusk 27, Elf (hrs., , Be Sure and Vi•it Us At I'· The FAlR 28. S~k 29. Good Umt 30. Deity 33. NortheY) Morris Implement tabbr.l · 34. A peck 3ri. Volcanio l rock 36. or the Ugrlan ' language f 38. Tardier 39. Pudding 1 • ond SUPPLY RACiNE, OHIO I W L. Pet. GB I Milwaukee . . 68 42 .618 St. Louis ... . . . 62 47 .569 rP/a Brookly.n .. 62 49 .5~9 61h ClnelnnaU . ... ~ _ 61 49 .M5 7 Philadelphil ~ li1 .~36 9 New York . . . . 50 62 .446 19 Chicago ...... .. 39 89 .361 28 Plttsburgh . .. 39 71 .355 29 Sunday'• RHulh Milwaukee 5 St. Louii 1 New York !\ Philadelphia 0 \f;t Philadelphia 2. New York o. 2nd PiUeburgh 4 Brooklyn 3 1st. 10 birdies." But Mayer knecked his thlrd inn&. ahot four ~et from the pm on 1~ Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 2 2nd and dropped the putt for one Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 aames, ppd., rain birdie. On the 16th, though trap · S•turd•v'• Resulh ptld on his drive, he blasted I:IIX feet from the pin for a par, and on Brooklyn 3 Pitt.rl:burgh 0 the 11th, he fired his l'econd shot Mllwaukee 9 St. Louis 0 out on the rouah nine feet from Cincinnati 7 Chicago 2 tho fla& and sank the putt for the Philadelphia at New York, ppd. rain. ~ other birdie. Tuetclay'• G..mn Ma)'er, with 211 after 54 holet compared to 206 for Snead, 201 Brooklyn at New• York. night (or Baldina:r208 ror Mike Souehak, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, night 209 for Art Wall. and 210 for Gene St. Louis at Cblcaf;o Littler and SheUey"M.a:yfield, never Mllwaukee 11-t Cinclnnatl, night AMERICAN LIAGUI went over par on ht! final round. W, L. Pet. GB Littler toured the c:oune iu 71. New York 72 38 .6311 one under par, wJrtle Snbd toot Chluao 66 43 .607 Mo a 1'4 and Baldini • 73. Boston . . . . . . . . 60 !}() .5\5 12 BaldinJ and Snead ·.tied for secBaltlmore . . . ... 83 86 .... 96 18\i ond, eaeh wtnnlna: 17,500 while Detroit ...... .. M M .486 18\lo George Bayer and Littler tlcd for Cleveland ..... 83 58 .47'J 19-, fourth each gettln& $2.,7150. flfth month of p,ooo went to w ·aablngton . . . 42 70 .3'JIJ 31 . . 41 69 .373 31 Souchak, with 282, while Bu-b Ro.s- Kansas Cit.Y Sunclay'a RKUits bura, Dow Flnaterwald and Wall abared aeventh at 28•. each win.· New .York 7 Baltimore 2 Detroit 8 ChJeago 8 tst nina •l.lllJO. Chlna:o 11 Detroit 2 2nd Kansa~J City 'J Cleveland 0 1st 1Cana11 City 9 Cleve-land 8 ;and Boston 8 Weshington 5 Ill Boat.on 4 washington 3 2nd, 11 inDI. SAturcl.a y'l Result• Kans'a City 8 CleVeland' 5 Boston 4 Washington 1 N~w Yor'k e Baltimore S Detroit 6 Chicago 4 . INTIRNATIONAL LIAGUI Montreal 12 Columbus 8 ht Colum\lus 3 Montreal 2 and 11 Innings: Toronto 8 Riehmond 8 tal T~oato 8 Rlc::bmond 0 2nd, 7 ln· ninis Rochester I Miami t lit Rochflster ' Mtaml 3 2n!t, 6 lnn· K~~~;Y~ g~[~~, Trudy Caplnger, S . h. n~' Taddy Durst, Dec~e ~lt , 1anne Roush, Polly k' ~~Ch afy Cleland, Linda LarJani [ DAILy~ CROSSWORD ... ····· NATIONAL LEAGUE m a tarcher, Judith Moor2. Mar· aron y~~~~~ I~~~j ~f-ls, ~ua.ie N~Jutzlln~. ~ , BASE~~;~ ~.~~ULT ~~ ~illS Mary Bolinger. Jane Evans Sh exhlbtlors Gallion, Lind·a HubQard, Judy' Sh n, _tee rouser, Vlck1 Fetty, Damewood and Ro.aallt! Da'l'i Am~ng 4·H club girls sh~·wing M:,;.o~~~t~~e~ ~eharlotte Rupe. EXHIBIT ' Other ~~~f~~ s~:[~lju~~~~a st;:~l~st;eeth~ ~a;~;£"e;a;a~:~· Rsa~~!la :~~~~· JOHN ' DEERE Harry Craft calls instructions to. his players' from the Kansas City dugout during his first game as manager. Craft, 42, who took ch>rge in Tuesday night's game with the White Sox at Comiskey Park in Chicago, replaces Lou Boudreau as msma·ll ger. ~ former outfield star for the Cincinnati Redlegs, he managed the Kansas City Blues of the American Association in 1953 and 1954, before joining the A's as coach in the f:>ll of '54 . (International Soundphoto~.);;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~~;::::::;: a~ Jd kelt, Janel Vineyard At Our -·•nc 1. ~ 40. Oocurrenee ~ I"· ?' ; 4l. Dregs · 42. Hualnr llftd " .Williama DOWN 1. Kingly ;;::;;; ~ fl. Cttr tGer.) 22. Breeze •A··--·· 23. Black .. berry Urupelet tt. Un- · lawful ;;. . Lou1te P'bhu Don.a N Th~iu viUe and Arlen4! a • Jlllldore and N~d in R Donna "'"'d A Ktade In 'lh• ouoh " dre11f1eld of tb P' duu up Others displitY1n e In t~<~A I'TOUfl were Joan Picke~!l a 1d J calegory flU, uay Prof Sharon Bot.o won .. .. In the complete eo ~n A awlln! th }' H A. group w~t~mc hfu:ld of playing bebg Jal 1 1 p ut eu rlu WaJton and were no " A • ra Jne rt~ert• p H.A rroup fn !o;IVt'n10 In l/14• cotton dreJJs cate: t'&lly llll4kl" St'hoo/ drt-ss cale ory and tl ot· were Leota Birch gory Ex~JIJitltlg Wanda Faber (or n,:. ll Hill, Arlene . -fh l arm . Shtlb~ sons Kathr~·n Ba~l:~- Leota P:lr· er, Kay MrCintock !l?lt· Pierce , athennc In order to rerl'ivl• Lhe \'.Jis lt awards and ribbons lh·a 1 arcom . pan) the ~rarle s gi \·en in the jud~­ ~ng _a ll articles m u ~t be dit>played bu~1n g th ~eek a_ t the j un iu r fair el~!i: he~d In conjunction wilh th•· senwr fa1 r. · I A' • l'f:Oll liP Imeantime. Dr Dwod: ft'ltiiW"e MEIGS COUNTY FAIR • WOODMEN ACCIDENT an• LIFE CO; LINCOlN NEBRASKA \'FE, HWTH, ACCIDENT an• GROUPINSURANCL YOUR ·AGENTS: C • Mrs. Opal Fitzpatrick State Route 689 or· l.. WI II 4"45 P Oh penter' io, P.'.one e "' Ave, .. Mrs. Blanche Churchi kesvi 101 Morris , , Athens, Ohio, Phone Athens 26422. lliDII -.., I Joan ~ 1 e~7ffllt., Mar) t~eB Ma~/l~nda t I ~-n:a;en (C~ntlnued ABNER from Pat• 0 ,.) Bonds Forfeit Wool Fashion Show Feature at State Fair to a term ifl the Cincinnati Wm·k· h.ouse !or a longer period or lime . of B~~ctlm said that Olive-r Mitch eport who is duP rar rc lea«e the latter p::~rt of th · .~ would b 1 ts Wel:'r. · ~ g v-en the S'ame warn · D Ml.ss 1anl.ce Jepsen, da~o~Jhttr of r_. and Mns. 0. W. Jepaen of Canll mg by _Fisher before he is freed Parkmg Meter receipts for ihe W mehester, a iunior 1n Ute College put week at Middleport were- re- of_Edueation, Ohto State UniWnity, will be crowned 19:17 Wool Queeri at po~ed by B:rrtrum to be $204.20. the All Wool Fashion Show Sunday ~ arrest was made in the in· Aua. ~ at the OhJo State Fair. · ' Ves'ttgatl.on of an accident Su nd tbow, at 5 p.m.., will be' betd w~en a 1957 Studebaker sed:~ lnThe tlle Sheep Bam. ·Ar~d the ~r•ven by Arnold Hayes or l'tfid- World in 30 Minute.--In Wool" b ,•cporlt wa.s struck from thr rr.ar thF e theme· of thls year'• wool lhow orty models se!eeted from thelheeP a 0 e a~ Front-st and wool organiutlone of Ohio will The driver or the . olht>r 100 per O!!nt wool garm@nts 1~3 ·De-Soh., was Robert T c~~ a show from deslRrJent to ne_ssy. 17, Middleport, who :~~ appeal award-winning to men. women and c:hUdre,n . said to be driving an auto owned Specla1 featunl!l will be 8 travel by Frteda Holter W}'all of M ddl port. 1 e- wardrobe for men, women and chD~ dren, caaual dothr-s, haek to IIChool Both car~ r~ceived mmor dam· I ~lothet, hi~h fashi~n ll;llrmentl and age, ac-cording to police reports. how to wear the- little black dresa" fol' all occasionJ, Thil third annual show tJ 111 the char~ of Mrs. \Villard Bit-zer and Mrs. Robert Terrell Seat-!! will be (Continued From Pog.tt 0 ) gtaced around the arena and on the alcony ~o accommodate a lar«• 'tory and additional room lahcrowd f?r the show . W-oolen ~~:ar­ oratory fae1 lities to dt! al with ·' ments w1ll be featured In lhree l ~ rr communi ,. l ca bl e co~seases as asisued atil' lloolsplay windows lnsld~ the 1501( 1 f u. e"V. iti 9ood to pull 1nto the old alley again! I I I Priority System tri. Skin tumor 27 En • ' 11s:· • .........,.... Au. . t&vem 34.Gamtn1 29. ConrronU cubes 31 . .B&ldng ~.Wuh : · Ch~f!-blin 37. Repet'. ;; 32 , Short l · · - 38. P<nntt _,..... t '1 :. ~ ro':' r Lrr:I'LE ORPHAN ANN!!!. . r of the Sheep Barn. • • • By Alan Mover ,.. 0' ~ ~ f0:' ~~ ~"~ 0-. VA" ~ , .... -----~ ·--NANCY IE BY ERNIE lft.JSHMII,IQ · THIS PERFUME- ··' I'M WEAR lNG IS <4ll I WISH '(OIJ'D STOP WEARING Tf;IAT -· - It's Meigs County's 94th Annual and It's BIGGER Than Ever! ROCK SPRIN,GS FAIR GR9UNrtS Pomeroy, Ohio GOING 10 WASTE STUPID M·ASK ALL THE TIME Difl!lhiM., .hlf ~-~ l'EANUTS By SHULTZ 8 WEDS. THURS. FRI. and AUG. 14th - 17th I *M\InY . Anractiona You'll Enloy HARNESS RACING · ........ ' .. .. .. 2 P.M. THURS. RUNNING RACES ·· · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · 4 P.M. THURS•. HORSE SHOW .. · ...... •.. · .... · .. 7 P.M. THURS. EXHIBITS .., WLW Midwestern Hayrid~ ~ PARADE BIG BEND FOLLIES- FIREwORKS- BAND CONCERT CONTESTS WILLIE ~! ' LTt..teOl.ITl-l "TRAMP "TO ME:. I . *BJ~D 'CCii~~Ei~T· ••A.RAD.» *J:IB.EWOIW , ··ooME' oN GENERAL ADMISSION oVT lllll lNIOY THE rv't.·· ' . • • . .. 'j • . ' ADUL~ 11!1«- .;clliLDREN .V~~~~·. J~. :.ADM. ,. ' . . .fi'UD ,, . . •, FREE ·. ' ; l-It: LOOK& Mi:l"RE UKE. AN •• \ ·- 'lASOLINE -- . , 4IZ Yean of Coollnuou Servl.ee M)nneapo1lo a Lo•hvijle 2 8 tn· ,_......,., - · ..... po-u-nottoy , ntq•, ram ·- ...... ' tllll,_;n.;;,o;"" . ;,.;.••.;.-;;.;,; • . _ _ _ _ _ _.....,_ _ _~-----Ill_ _ _ _ _'""!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, ClW'Iooton 8 SL P..l 2 00.;-:,;. WIIAT SORT A SHOI<JS FOOTSie 1 • 2. ~neral Havlfll 1 Buffalo 0 tat, lB tn· nines Burtalo 4 Hnana 2 ~d . ,tMIIRICAN AISOCt/ITION Wtel>lt. a omaha 1 111, 7 Inn. Wichita 8 Omaha .t: 2nd Danvtr ' Jndt•napo\10 s ht Denver ' Jndlonapollo a and, l'nlnp · ·7 &A~NEV GOOOLP! ond SNUFFY SM1TII ' hs the 11ld ttle ""'" dep•rtm•nl lnt<ndl .; ohllt '111~- 1'ml! of lt.a m1111: and w1t.er- te5t Jol lu di1trict labontorin. Ht.: uud tbls move would JlVt 1 ~hl· main laboratory more apac~ ur VlrUi: te~ting Dozem- ot blood I \fll'Cimen tcJLI are now be.IDJ run on i UMpcct.ecl 8jUt.tk f!u cli>tno - MElT US AT THE • 1 ON .DISPLAY ..... hits. Mnter held Racine· to six hits and fanned ll, walking two. Litlle Fooz)' fanned 12, walked three anrl wu terrible tight y,Jttl men oD ba&c. Racine 100 101 000--3 6 3 Middleport 000 000 000-----0 3 3 Larry Wolfe ,McNick les. Miller and Hindy. Pomeroy finished its OVA sea· son strong with a 7·2 win over Point Pleasant, Kenny Wigg~ins winlg his second gamC, golJ1g all the way with a 6-hltter. Three homer& ma;rked the game on -the Children's Home Hlll'a new diamond which Is an obvious Improvement over the club's former playfield on the . high school grounds. Phil Collins homered with none on in the first. Jimmy Jo Hemsley connected for one like it in tbe fifth and Wiggins took the home run honors of his club for the se11.· son with one in the eighth. Wiggin& baa an excellent slug- I "Easier Life" throw to }\aeine Hennesy doubled te8ted the sincetitle Racine waa unconbeaten Wolfe blooperand down the tight field on Unea onee by CoolvUle, or should only In the sixth for Mtddleport's only these gamos CooM!Ie !aUed to ploy at the tap end of the aeaaon be forfeited, 4. Final arrangement& ror t~e Ail-Star game wilh the great Grove City Furniture club either later this month or in September. That's quite an agenda. We neert ail of you pilots to sit In, or yuur representative, We also can discun 1958. • u bit& behind the si:a-hit pitching of Johnny Kucks and Bob Grim and now show a steady 'J-4 pace . The White sox,who 8·5 los! before beathlg the 11 -2, show no signs of late drive off their 5--6 pace· for month. There's An Craft Gets ANew Job In Baseball T~ompson ~~~ls'S('hedulcd douhlthe<~dt•r ear~ ':;;;;,;;;.;;;;:;;:;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;.;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;i"-';;;~;:;;~;;;;;~~.j Racine took adv11-ntage of rou· tine ground baU errors by Jim Bowles and Charley Stobart to add two unearned runs to a 1.0 lead gotten In the first Inning at Middleport. In the fil'!l Dick 'faylor Jed oU with a single and wftb one out, Johnny Rllibel, tripled him home . Reibel was out stretching it, Hen· ncay to Nclaon to Miller to Hindy. In the fourth Reibel walked to lead off, and with two out Larry WoUe wu safe on Bowles' error. Reibel scoring. In the sixtn, McNiekles walked , Jr. Wolfe sacrificed, and Litt!o! Fo02:y was safe on Stobart's error, McNickles scoring. Dave llindy got two single-a off $50,000 Goes ToMayorln Goijing Prize ' UNITif!J . RACINE SHARP th:oo~u.· g~\~e 11 !nnllliiH ber lor both the Milwaukee Braves tb~ee. He didn't. By 12:46 the 9ky wa.e dallk . And by the time Redleg stad1um workNs had gotten nearly all the tarpaulin off the infield there was 11ttle doubt about the lntentlona of the Heavens above. It was a near cloudburst. seaaon. This was maintained for nearly 45 minutes when ~fieals allowed Gallipoli.J 000 000 001 - 1 4 6 as hr>w the game was postponed- Hartford 121 200 20x- 7 15 0 and that rain checks would be bon· Valentine, (LP), Hardway (6), ored. McMahon. Hes.son, Dudding (9) and ·---;;;;~~;;~;;;:;;;;;;.;;;,;;r;o~m;c~ro;';y;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; :;::::~;;;;o..t e to down Gene Hesson, the crafty south- - : . paw of Hartford, fanned 13 Galli- gmg percentage. He got two hits all pollsites and walked none for one year, both of them nomen He wu o! bb fine performanc-es. It W&f a the only Pomeroy pl11.yer to get 15--year-<~ld Bi.be Ruth league play- more than one. er Ti:ddy Thompson, who -singled Nes~lroads had four Cor four to In the ninth and later scored for push h1s average up to .390. Col· the only run against hess.on. He lin.s had three for three and Hem· gave up only fo,ur bits. FINAL OVA STANDINGS Lee. Valentine went five lnningl W L and was relieved by Mike Hardway sley, two tor I''or Point, Don · in the si:r.th. Together they fanned. abue had two Singles. tbree and walked two. Wiggins fanned three and walk· Leading hitter was Bradley of ed one while Frazier whiff()d one, Hartford with four for five. Luther walked one and Meutzenberger Tucker hothered to lead o,ff the fanned five and wal.ked one. third. Bob Stivers had a two-out Point 000 010 001-2 6 1 double in the rourth for the only Pomeroy 210 030 Olx- 7 13 3 other extra base tilt. Hartford 9 3 For Gallipolis Gil McMahon got R~cine 9 3 a lead orf triple in the second and Middleport 'l 5 Jake Jarvis a double in the thlrd. GaUipoli.s 6 6 Jarvis also added a single off He&- Pomeroy 4 8 son. The win gave Hartford a 9-3 pt_ Pl. 1 10 1 to Cincinnati the day betore Labor In sl~ck car· raees Sunday Eu· . Day for a single game. gene Wl_llo~g~b,y. b~<ck aft~r. two ~ee~s stdel~~uf,. wtt~ an •h"'"rred AU ohio Valley Association matom • won c Ir~t ~at, 1 e e.a- nagers are asked to rneet here al ure . ~vent, and was the fastest the Sporti Desk Tue!lday evening, quahhc-r of tie day. 8 p. m. Aug. 13. Matters to iron J<'lnishing ~ccond in th(~ feature out : was Jim Way . Barlow, o., who Jed ; 1. Agreement on a play-off game the race for several laps but fin· \ for the title between H1rtford'a ally . was oYertaken by the t.ard 1 Tigers and Racine who ended In 1 drilling Willoughby . Glen Thomp.l tie a·t 8·3 . . son finished third. 2. Final arrangeme'nta for an 0' Shaughnessey playoff series which In tt.c Heat race it wa s Wi!IO'ugh· should begin the week followlna:. by, Way and Ktm KinR , Pomeroy . 3. What to do about CoolVIlle 1'hc beginners' rae£' turned out which ttunked out In the latter to be a real battle u8 RoY Weaver, part of the .aeason, Should all ltt Mansrield, 0 . edged Bill Rumfield, gamea be forfeited, which wC)Uld $11.18 · · with four singles in four appearances. At 6o15. m .. the boY< wm load· ell and on the1r way . Threttenlng clouds and even showers enroute forecast the afternoon, but some-how faith was $11Slalned that come I I CA~P PERRY. O. UP - any tyee_ of sewin4 h1 the be(Con> l>boe"· ' Let'• S<w" ll'•up amona run . lnvttd ,.rom P•a• Four) the Hr club• were Patty CJIU RoWha~~ the opener und Charlie be-rta. Romine, Karen McKay~ 'san· flr•t bJ lY Dou..:tas &eorlnlf h 1.. drl( ~tobart, Jud y Rouah, Sharon ca i 1eaeue win In the night VllhCooney, (tleva Smith, Joyce / Pai.UI Smllh 'ent the r rst Stout. Julia Turner, Sue Whitting· ~CI:e l~to exira Innings when 1he ton , Vlra:inia Davia, Jeannie £b. btne ('rf> . orr relief &t'~> Clem Lo · ertbac h, Jv lee Tannehill , Cheryl with two out In the ninth File, Jennlfer crew J.ohnnle Sue .J ae;: Sttnford l'il<'hed u Patrlrla irennets)', Kit · ee Htl r fllr hhi l ~th w1J1 IUJd ' 1> Per~lnfo(er Sandra Thomu An lhf" l'hlllles a 2 0 decisiOn Ita Hall , Jan('( Smith. }' ranee• ' Had: ~- Pr : ~hnr.~ Alltonelli arter r un ford , MarglJret Ftadford , Cindy arc a) ~ three hlttPr won the Swu\2£'1 . Barbara Coats. Beverl y upe~tor for the Gumt~ 5-0 Cln{'lll · Prlcf' . Judy WIJal , Nola Myers · wJ· h Janet Humphrey, Susie Parker ' ellgo wa s rained out . Brenda Turner. Billie IAlu Marlin : Whlt. Svx Spilt Carol Ann Floccari. Marilyn Geiser Darrell _Johnson, ; ..bbing for TwHs Geiser. Li nda Eichinger : s1um v . rJddc-l! Yogi Berra hart Nanty Parker, Vada Ro!'!e Teaford ~hrt'f' si n glf'~ anrl Bill Sk~wron Jeannie Mane!. Patricia Wi-nebren: homen•tl as the Y a n k t·l' ~ ta'•Jl't•d ner. Lyndall Lyons, Rosemary HarKt'n Lt:'hman with his thml ' de· lrss and JP.nnllee Wil113ms. feat. Others exhibiting in that class Walt Dropo di'O\'l' iJJ four t·uns were Jocelyn Taylor. Yvonne .Seal · · Barbara Barnhart. F1oreuce Biggs: D~wn Carper. Nancy Riggs Alire Mtlllron, Sonja Miler Marv . Woodrum . Janet Myers, Cara Wills Lin- CtriOD , 't'OU SAY -11-lE BARON DE. SRIE. IS A Pl-IONY, lOU'l., _. �.. . • • • 'I" ... '. '• ' f..-!)allySentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Au1. 12, 1957 viall. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart aod Yn Geqe Hackett Sr •pent the weet end with Mr and Mrs Milton Smart and daupterr in Toledo Hackett broi:e bll ankle at M1ae Nellie Zerkle, •llo 11 on va· Mr. hili wort at the Kalter Alumjnum clllon from U!e oflkt Of the Cc> plant tbiJ past week. lombul alld Souther~~ Ohio Electric Compond, loR today lor a ahDn Mr and Mrs. G G werner were ..wt ID Pllt.blll'lb. in Huotington Saturday after their Guestt of lfz'. and ;ru, Robert aon, Blll, who hat\ spent the put 11 a Councilor In Hal'lillnclude their dauJht~, MarCamp ArrOwhe1d, Trl· jory Han1a, who W employe4 jn Seout c.amp. Werner Washington. D. C.; Mr and Mr• Gene Harris and five ebildren ,. of waa the only boy rtom Ohio serv· Hutehinaon, Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. jng aa a COuncilor In Tralnmg this Gordon Harris and .son, Jimmy, summer He left Sunday for the Mr and Mrs Robert Harris and Explorer Post camp at Forked Run daughter, Susan, Columbus. Sun· Lake. day, FJnk Harrks, Cannelton, W. Ale Fredrick Hazlet , a former Va., visited the Harris home alAo. local reaident and MHS football :Yr and Mrs. Peter Schneider and player, via1ted Sunday with friends: two sons of Grand Rapid• Mlchl- here and Wll a dmner gue1t of gan were overnight JiiUe&tJ SUnday Hr. and Mrs Gail Miller an d. enroute on a vacation trip tn the famUy He IJ stationed at Goodfelsouth low A1r Force Base .In Texaa Sw;an Edwards, who baa just had Ml'l. J. K. Smith wall scheduled the ealrt removed from a broken for major &urgery at Holzer Holleg, has broken her left arm. pital this morning. Her famiLy, Mr and Mrs Fred. Hanke of John K. Smtth, Akron, Mrs. Na~ CleYeland, who lived here when he than Harmon, Erlf':, Pa : M.rt. was employ~d by the E B. Bad· Cbarle& Bin&, Clevelan<JJ and Mrt. gr Company at the WVOW, visited Vincent Dabo. Pomeroy, wi1L be In Saturday with Mr and Mrs. C It Gallipohs with their motbu. Wise .Tr. and other friends. He b a surveyor (or the State in the , Mr. and Mr!. C1arence Dicken, Cleveland il.ra and they have 10ld who have spent the summer lR a grocery store whlcb they have Athena while be completed work been operating for hi• Master's degree , have rentMrs. Ruby McKendrle and great ed the Reynolds apartment Oil grandson, David Ashley, have re- Fourth Avenue Mr Dkken Is a turned trom visiting: lolr. and Mrs teacher at Rutland High SchoGJ Wllbur Ashley, Dunbar, and also Mrs Fred &hroath and fAmily, with Mr. and Mrs. George Sham- Ann and Ricky, Bridgeport, BpenL blin and !am1ly of Cheshire: the weekend here and were accom~ Sonja Hendricks, who hll been panJed home by her mother, Mn. vu1t1ng Mr and Mrs. William Betz C. M. -.rwm and daughter, Sandra, Jaekson, has M~.~a Frieda Faehnle and Mls11 returned home Mrs. Betz and daughter Visited relatives and Mary Ann Case, Parkersburg, are vacationing at the Black Water fnen& here over the week end. Falla Lodge, Davis, W . Va tdrs. Della Carnahan has been visltmg Mr .,nd Mn. Elmer GruesMr. and Mr8. Lewl3 Skiles, Ak· er and famtly ln Point Pleasattt Mr and JKi. Fred ], Gardner re- ron have b~:en vlalttni!! hl!!l mother, turned Frm!Y afte a visit with Mrs Emmett Cray. Mn. Malcolm Miller Is employ· their daughter, Mr.s But Shoun, and huaband and ,daughter, Bar- ed at the new Crow Steak House bara, at John!l'on City, Tenn. Mr at Pomeroy Gardner, who u putQl' , of the Mrs Elmer Wehrung Ia report.. Mlddlepnrt church of t;Jhrlat, al.!lo ed ill at her home on Sycamore attendeed the School of the Min· Street Jstry held at Milligan College durMr. and Mrs Robert McElhinny ing his trap and daught(!>r, Karen. left Sunday Oscar Hardaway, Sycamore St on a motor tr1p throttRh Virginia. has he£'n employed as custodian of Mri Grace. John1on Columbua, the Mtddl£'port Church or Chrjst. has been vllltlng her sister, Mrs. Mr anR Mrs Richard Koehler Hez Root. and family , ChriBtme, Rarky, Ml· Mr and Mn Den"Yer Nelson and chael and Knren Sally Columbus, Mrs George Hudson and MrS' 0. amved Saturday (or a vtalt with E. McKinley took the young peo· her mother Mrs. E S Schaaf, and pie from the Church of Chrlst to family and joined thC!r daughter, the Butter Springs Christian AsBetty Lynn , who has gpent the aembly camp Sunday summer vacatiOn her~ Mr. Koehler Local people who attended the returned to Columbu1 Sunday and aummer &emcster at Ohio Unlvcrthe famtly remained for a week'l alty included Ch&rles Haskins and Dotu Guy Reynolds who atayed on campus; Mrs. Ben Philson, totrs Clarence Lacey, Mn John Bacon, Mn Wllham Ohllnger. Mrs Crary Davis, Sally Schaaf, Marilyn Sue Knight. Sheda Stover Mr and Mrs. Gordon Harris and son, Jimmy, ColumbuSJ arrived School Girl Cold Wave Sunday for a visit with their par· enti, Mr and Mrs C. M Hennesy .5.00 ' 111nd Mr. and Mra Robert Harris, Month of AUJUit Tbelr older son, Nicky, Ia attendHour• 8·5, Wed. eve. App. Ing • church camp thia week. Mr. and Mra. John Lockwood Phone 1418·Y Bower~vllle, wUI vlatt her parents, Loucat St. !illddleporl the H.ev and Mrs. c. R. Konkrliht, and family -thls week Mr. Konk· riJht il on two weeki' vacation rrom the PIUtorate of the Heath Methodist Cburch and they plan to vislt Jn Boweravtlle, Sprlna:fie:ld and Kentucky Middleport SOCIETY Marllyns Beauty Shop SPECIALS ' 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW Fur..,iture INCLUDES · FRIGIDAIRE Jll,lrlgeralor ani Goo Ran1o Poy Only UUO dowu 111cl '29.00 per monlb BAKER FURNITURE ON mE CIUGHTEST CORNU IN MID>DLIII'C!!!!! Heath Methodist Official Board Meeting Is Held The Rev. c . Ramon Konkrlght, putor of Heath Methodist Church presided at the meeting of the Official Board of the~ Church Sunday In the abaenee of SUpt. L. W McComas. He conducted the openIng devotlonal ~ervlte which In· eluded meditation. Scripture and prayer. DurinJ tbe meetina: f~rther pl•n• for ttJe obaetvanee of the churth'« ftftleth annlverury In thP. present structure were reported by H. !. Cook. Dl>t. Supt. Ilk~· ard Bauer !'tar aceepttd an lndta· tlon lo 11peat at the morniq aerv· Ice• on Sept. 8 and &peelal muat.e wl11 bo p,..,.nled by Mn. MJI'7 Adelln Smith Flechtner, Colum· bus, 1 former member of the Joeat choir, and by the Senior Choir. PrOil'ltnl will lnelude a hl1tory of the ehureh and 1 Utt of the p11t0r1 for the fifty yura. Plant were Jb1d1 to have the church eleaned before the eelebratlon. The Board voted to alve b1 to the Mela:s: County Mlnlaterial Auoc1atton for the Chrlatiln work at the county Fatr Twilight Garden Club Praised For Flower Show At Library Mra HOwllrd Kmght of Cheater, judee !or the flower show held at the Pomeroy Pubhc Ltbrary, Fri· day ' and today b:,t the Twilight Garden Club pratsed the club for their work:. "Nlcely arranged and exeeptlonal for the weather" was the comment of the JUdge and many others who visited the show Tbe arrangements are u.nlque, well planned and well thought out There were e1ght clnsea of ar· rangements In Class one "Dinin.g Room Table Arrange ment ", blue ribbon! were awarded to Mrs Minnie Davis for a bhutiful arrange~ ment of petunias around white and gold tapers on dnftwood pamt· ed white and tinted w•th gold Mrs T. A May, Mrs Phd Williamson, Mrr. Corhn Jacobs. M:tss Vida Ihle end Mrs. T A Hennessy, who had a lovely arran8 ement or gladoll in blaek pottery container In wrough1 iron stand with pmk tapers In the four corners Mm Carla Garland, Miss Vida Ihle rece1ved red ribbUns and Mn Jed Webster ~r . Mrs Dwight Parker and Mrs Gerald Wildermuth, white ribbons Clasa Two was the "String of PeJrls" all white arrangements with Mrs. Wildermuth recetvlng a blue ribbOn for an arrangement of white gladoll , asters and double peturoias in a whlle J)OUery container Miss Ethel Garlsnd and Mn Mhtnie Davis also receiVed blue ribbons and MrS' MaY. white Mrs. Phil Wtlliam son receiVed a blu c ribbon In Class Three "Gems of the Garden" for an un· usual arrangement of snake plant and various frutls and vegetable Jn a rfat reed container Miss Eth· el Garland also recetved a blue ribbon and Mrs LouiS Reibel , red Clals Four, "Jewels From the Seashore", had a number og ar· rangements w!th blue ribbons awarded to Miss Ethel Garland, Mra. Wlldermuth, who had an arrangement of cockscomb and ce· losla In a large conkshell, and Mrs. Jed Web9ler Sr, for cock:teomb in a small shell which was a :real hogarth c urve J\. red rib· bon was awarded to M1sa Lucretia Genheimer and whtte to Mrs. Lou· 1• Reibel and Mn Carrie Nye There were many lovely arrange ment• In Class Fi11e "Life Begms at 80" (antique) Blue rtbbons were awarded to Misa Augusta Gcnhe1m- POMEROY er for an old falfhloned }ar ol zln nlas cotton a11ters eelos1a and gladoll leaves to Mln- Lucretu Genbetemer for Mexican sunflowers and zlnmas In a brass bowl whtch was a lovel} combtnation of colors, Mrs WllhanJson , Mrs Davis, Mrtl Hennessy M1sa Ethel Ga.:rland and to Mrs Corliss Jacob11 for Ye'llow Maican s,unflowers mlll't8olds and dock In a large wooden bowl Mrs Gerald Wlidermuth and Mrs Carne Nye each received red ribbons and Mrs Jed Weblf.er Mrs T A May and Miss Sara h Phillips, while In Class Six "C ut and Dried" arrangements, blue ribbons wer 9 awarded to MISs Ethel llllrlanct . "ho had good design and matenal and Miss Clara Garland, whoS'e arrangement had well thought out lines &nd pleasmg eolors Red ribbona were awarded to Mrs Jacobs and M ISS' Li.Jcretll Genhelmer Class Seven "Small- Not Over Nine Jnche ~ " blue ribbons were awarded to Mrs Wildermuth, Mr.s Owlght Parker for 1n arrangement of boxwood and fever few In 1deal SIZe for the black glasS' boat fl'laped eontSJRer ;and t(:l Mrs LouiB llelbel for a very unuaual arrangement wbteh was a paper weight centered with a sma1l ink bottle 1n wh1eh were yellow marlgold! Mrs Webster and Mrs Ja· cobs each recetved red rtbbons and Mrs T A May, Mrs PhU Wllham son and Miss Sarah Phllllps, white Smgle spec1ment were used for Clasa Et~ht with Mrll May receJv tng a bl ue nbbon for a Peace rose In an ornamental vase Al so recelVIng blue ribbon!! were Mrs Carne Nye fOi a red geranium In pottery container; MlS'SIEthel Garland MiSs Augusta Genhelmer and M1as Lucretia Genhe1mer Mrs Jed Webster Sr is presi dent of the club and servmg on committees for the show were Mrs Gerald Wildermuth and Mn Corlurs ~acobs eo-chairmen, Mrs Phil W1lhamson and Miss Ethel Garland, St:1g1ng; M lll8 Lu!!retla Genhetmer, Clerk, Miss Augusta Genhelmer, Mr; Carrte Nye, Miss Elsie Hart and Mrs T A Hennessy Reg1strat10n ; a.nd Mrs Dwig ht Parker, Mrs Dey Hysell, Mus Clara Garland and Mrs Webster Sale of Plants --~~:ol~h~,,~ ,.~,~c~ ot~s. 7M~,--,-o~d~M~r-s-cH:-,, Society Mr and Mrs Earl Denny vis!· ted In Wellston Sunday afternoon lth his motlter, Mrs Alonzo Denny who Ia ill Mr and Mrs French Huntley and hmlly of Columbu~ arriVed Saturday for a v11it with her mother, Mr~ Georgia Wtlliamson 11n~ other telatlvcs Mr Huntley returned home Sunday evenmg and Mrs. Huntley -and the thtldren remained for a few more days Mr. and Mrs Dale Val cntme and aon or Parkersburg, W Va were Saturday dinner guests :)f Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kr.aeuter an'.! daughter, Morning Star Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Krae uter were vitltors In Gallipolis Sunday afternoon. Enroute home they were gue&ts of Mn Lucille 8 Hawkln1 •Miu Kathleen Mlddleswart!, a teacher at Stephen College, Co lumbJa, Mo., left Friday for Day ton after • weeks vltlt wlth Ml ~s Lucy Glbb&. Mn. Dever Bigeratafr and ch1l dren, Randy, and Vickie, o{ Lak~< ­ land, Fla, arc guest• of her parentl, Mr. and M.n. Edle Smith Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham spent Sunday In Gall\polls with her mother, Mrt. Julia D.aYiA and otbtr relatives. Mr. and Mr1. Jerry Ward and &en Donald returned to their home at Mound&v!Ue, W. Va., Sunday a! ter a vl•it with Mr. and Mr~ C I Ward Donald 11 Improving ancr several days In the ho11pital dut! to a tall. Mr and Mta. Jerry Ward and 10n Donald, M'rl. C. I. Ward and Mrs Benton PoDn were visitors In Columbul Saturday Mr and Mrs. Delphln Wchrung of Canton were week end 11uesta ry Wehrung Miss Marths Genhe!mer o( MarIetta spent Sunday wtth her auntl'i MLSses Augusta, Lucreba and Ada Genhehner Mr llnd Mrs Earl HICkman of Columbus .<ipent Sunday wtth ber Parents, Mr and Mrs J ohn Blaet!nar Sherwonrl fnlagra.( of Cleveland waa lhe wef!k end guest of Mr and Mrs Freet Blaettnar and daugh ter Jane Gilmore Honored Guest At Shower Annual Picnic Of Mary Shrine Held On Sunday MISJ! Shirley Wippel assisted by The annual family pienic of MISS S~ lly BaMeb entertained at a shower recently at her home Mar')' Shrine, Order of tbe Write on Umon Ave honormg Miu Shrine of Jerusalem, wu hda Jane GJimore wb05e marriage to Sunday, August 11, -Jt the MiddleMr Kenneth Taylor of Mason , W port Roadllide Park with Mn AlVa , will be an e1ent of Saturday, len Hughes givmg the ble~sing which preceded the_ supper Aug 17 An lml)rompl-u program ' inCluded G1fls were place d on .a table eenten~d w1tb a wh.ite wedd1n1 bell aecordta.t sOlos by Mrs. Paul Hapfrom wh•ch extended green slrea- toJUitall, a gueat, and v~al duets mer~ to the ends of the table by Mrs P11uJ Winn and Mrs Mrs Stewart Games were played dtmng the ev· George Meinhart e nmg and priZes awarded to Mrs Hawkms il Worthy H1gh Prie.t· John Gtlmort!, M1ss Gtlmorc, PtSra. ess of the Shrine and Mr HawJeff Wilson, Mts~ Lmda Moore, ktn ! U! Watchman of the ShepMhi6 Donna Becker and Mrs Le- herdS' M be ro} Rusche! em rs and guests Mr .nd Mn Henry Nu.ll &t· tended the gnduation u thl 1uuta of Mr and Mrs Dicken and Mr and Mrs Glenn Lambert were guests of their son-1n-lnt -citlzen, wa.s tbe speaker. and daughter Mr and Mrs Doo' Mrs. Guy Reynolds (Pearl Cbil· little The Doollttles &nd son redera) and Mra Ben Pbllson (Mil.· turned here wtth tbe Lamberts lne Lewis), teachera In the Mid· ff'.. a villtt. dleport schools, received Lambert, received hi& dear« ln Commerce and Cla~nce DJcken, hutband of the former Nell Rice, Rutland, and teacher 1ft the Rut· land High School, received his Masten de~ e In Education Luncheon gueata of Mr. and ·- - - . · :. Take Advantage of Elberfelds August ~le > Of Furniture, Floor Coverings and Appliances Nattonally known brands of Living Room Suites, Bedroom Suites, Bed Springs, Box Springs, Mattresses, Redining Chairs~ Easy Chairs, Mirrar.s, Pianos, Table and Floor Lamps, Bridge Lamps, Pictures, Breakfast Sets, Ironers, Dryers, Freezers, Refrigerofors, Electric Ro~'l!s, Gas Ranges, Cabinet Sinks, Desks, Cedar Chests, Nur- l waraolfe sery Furniture, Floor Coverings and Furniture for every room in your home. ,Funeral Services To pDe Thursday~ . LBERFELDS Th1a has paid dividend; , R1bo bons won by Little Red 'lnd Trigger, Western stoU: Workil;lR' horaes owned by George Bolitl, Amru~vllle (formerly tn Pomeioy witb the- laekson qtd!t Asaoelatlon) will be on dilpiKy at the Meigs County Fa1r in th1: Grange exhibit hall Jy with rJttie Red. He Sa)'s. "tittle Red Ia AD eood I'm tatins h1m to tbe State Falr next " . BoUn. who has sold his farm, placed bls horses at tbe Sheets farm t.o be trained and Bhowed by the younger Sheets. Another Sheets child, Suaan, 10, doesn't care about horse•. Jim and Deh bje, however, make up for that 1hortage wuh some to spare claim their parents. Mrs. Carrie (Darnell) Sheets Ulkea an aetive pa:r:t In managin& the horse · phase of the famUy ftontmued on Page Fhe) will be ' ( TOMMY REED, son of Mr. and Run, is one or four ~oung poople in the 4·H Honor club who carry oh J1 horse project the supervision of Charles Sheets, Jr. He poses WJth Danny Boy loaned to him by clubmate Jim Sheets, brother or D~bra Sheets, left, holding Queenoe, her f>ony. The Sheets family and 4·H m-embers care for and tram seven show horses. · - -------------~~~~--~ 30 31 'according to a report of the retall committee submitted Mon: - . 0'" day evening at the Pomeroy Chamber of Cmltmerce meeting er:r~~o~;o~~~Y ':!.~:sty:r~~~:; held in the office~ of the ~io PO~er Co., Pau1 Ca.lfCi is chair- Btates whJch offer hl11her aalarlea man of the committee whiCh subm1tted the report advocat\ng and better school facllitlea accord~ those dates for the a~nual sales event. lng to a report from Phares E. In other busmeu before the Reeder, executive aeeretary of the ~lrector.o; and olflcers of the 1 ber th Mlddl Ch Wtat Virgima Education AaaociaChamber John TerrJII was elect' e eport amber and tion ed a d1reetor to replace Charles t~e Big Ben hi:lating Club In •d· Topping the hrt or counties Io• Glbba, who restgned due to the ditlon to other mtcre!ltec\ pers ons ibg teaeherr to other Jtatea ia Kan. press of other busmesa commJt- l.a ex.pected to attend the meetlni awba County Yhich bas lMt 188. ments. In attendance at J.he Monday Putnam County has lost 21 while evenrnlil m.eetlng were Ron c...rtn Cabell County baa loat 57 tea~heJ.a A dJseussioJ\ was also held Ci)n· ger, Bill Grucser, Paul {:~SCI, to ,other state;, ""tninc the teasibUlty or organl· RaiJih Walker, John Terrill, Clar· Reeder explained that the job ~l on of a Community Cheit. ence ~olllns, Franklin Rizer, Bill faelng Wt:'tl Vlrginlans 1JJ k~inl for Pomeroy and VeigH Atlt:ms, Bob Coates, Leslie Fultz te.a.chela lh West VJrt.nla. Hl;l aald ~uunty. Althogh no detlnit13 tD" J•bn Richmond Irvt Ka J that t~e q_uahty of teaCbtl:rs 1~ the on was takon on tbe propoaal, Fred CNw, Ch8rles ~~Leg:: a~d sf1~&'i! to<'foo~ that half Uie ttatea 'gt was adovcated that a mpre Dh!k O'wen. otft be countif ,. are bidding for ::.t!!~ple\f ln~&tlptlon be made rhetr ~ervic:es. ~\i a repott mad.:! at tbe nest lr~ werit .ou tD NY tHat "talent ~clteduled met tiD I of the dam- ttl seDuta for leae~· are a• eormrton ·m!lstarn "l We tl:lonk yoo for t You~ ·Patience. I < I ~ "'ii ... I bor.. • ' Some dlscUJslon w~ alto made IIJbtinl d«M,. tloni on an ex~cJed acale for ihts next year. The matter wu iibled unttl a latet date, .Krtentlon "will also. called to 1 meelinc Tuelday Dilbt riolll&hl) ' It 8 p. m at the lfeif'Qpollta~ <>I Cbriatml8 "··i Sal W M I St • "eekendGospeI .taf•" .. "'"tiIn lortht baf<lll11 or football otale 0! W'eol VIr· Jil1 · d· Jdd~, efVJCe .\IanDe maintain. big. s • • giula. He "We nted' to hold our otor leooherl.)o Ume schooJJ)'Item". ' . ~ Week en,d ,,aenlces starting Wed- MIJGS GENUA&. rtOSPITA,L held at the Freedom Gqspel MilAdmitted· otto Letne, PO!btl· lion on thf. Buhan·Sfiversvllle roy; Mrs. Doris Dalley, Pori)an<l. Road. ... ne es, · • n ·• w~·•n ..,_ - flirther dbcuseloin aftd plaD,J for -m:Y.. OnroU le \o be tbe evangethe firat ngetta Ja P-1• imme- list. alleordln.,; to Rev. E. J. GrU· , iflate area will be made( A eomSmtlce5 will atart daily at _ 1 mftotte from. the Pomeroy Cbun- 7.43 p. m. fl:th. 1 .' { • nesday August 14 and <ontlnuing through Sunday A~ll 18 wJII be Dl~<harged: Fr~nk Nowland, ntue Tu_ppera PlaJn~;- lli'i. Julia Po'lneroy. " . ' 1 Births: Mr& . :MJ,eky W.Dlfam., Sytlcuse, a aon; · Mrl. 1DON "1)il;l ley, 1 clau&hter. Ori Child's Heart Little Naami Ohlinger, 3tn: jelrr8 of &Je, who i3 the daushter of Mr. •nd Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger, 20* Locuat-st Pomeroy i• taking the lang ehance to hold on'o life in an operation on her heart &et fot Sept. f. The little bftm.de beaded girl i• 1ufferin1 from .a hole In her heart and 11 a re!ult Is not permitted to walk, run or play 111 do other rtpldren. Dr. Houser of Cblldren'l HoRpital in Columbus hu 1ndtcat· ed tlut the child has • &0-&0 chance; for a rood normal life if tbe operation 1a performed. whllfl U Ute _,..opua~ion Ia not ~med ehe may or abe may not Uv~ 1ea .even Yl!tll'l of aa:e. The parents have been ""'re of tbe condition thlt exlsta with their t;:blld sl~ce she was live 41tJ old, but. constant 4octorJng of Naomi along w1tb the rearing at fOUl' otber ~bildren Michael, Wilma, Merle and &bella oa the earninga of the father at the f@Uft~ have pol'ed 9,Uite a fiaaneil) ,problem. Now, howeVer, neiJhbora and frie11.d1 who have been made aware ot the situation have started a bind to defray the expe11.1e1 of the .opera.Uon, that may give little Na· Omi that chance tor survival. A truat:\ lund haJ tieen let up w:lth ttl,e Farmer'• B~ and Sav•i IDii Co-. in Pometby, "ttli Mt. tnd (CObtinued oD Pqe Five) ' ' . -- • Harrtso'nVJ'lle V ~ OUt .. h JS N'anbed -L i£ter R3J'I SaIe Jl A . Harnsonvtlle youth, Lendon Ait~tna, 18, was res1dlng m the ~gs_. County Jml today follOOA Inc has arrest Monday b'Y the Sherlfra Deoartmcnt who followed up a tip that Adkms had ~old 180o l!Js. of railroa~ rall 8 and hal'l sonte additiOnal 1n hJ.s POi· JeMion along wttlh a quanUtt of he.vy copper wire. An mvesUgaUon is currently un<lerway by thi!f sheriff's department 1 Adkms was arrested two mo'nths aro with Keith Martms on a hub calif 8t,ahng spree In the Laurel C1J ar':/ At tbat tlme he was ll~nt~J f and costs m tbe court atice of the Peace R E. •• ODd re1eued. Mar.llino w "tetltenccd to a tet'm ~in the Boys , lndustrial School. In other srrests noted ' Uie of, Gl Shmfl's yean, Melvin Lee for one to seven year s Laudermllt , 22, faced a judicial mqu1ry mto the facttJ Of hi! vloll t1on of I!Jrobation fDJiowmg bu plea of KUilty Jut WfJIIk In Jush~e or Peace R E. Grindley's court to a charge ol driving while mtoneated He Wi ll involved in a headon eolha1~n Aug. 9 in whteh he and Lwo other persona were injured. • He was on probation from 1 eon· victlon of having itoJen Clyde Emncb's trucil: last wtntcr ud viaitlng a gtrJ fnend in Rarrisonvllle Lee was ln the court room tbil mormng with the petit jury tlt· Ung for hla trial on a charge of rere1" 10 g at.olea property He upset tbe normal course or pr?Cedure by entertn8 a plea of gUJlty momentl before the proseeu· Uon was to begin Its ease Lee was guilty or receJVmg tbe property from loe Boyd's slaugbter hOU5C -------;---------' \ Freak W.eatber Co ·-by Pattern- v~'" r's Department, Carl Ralr.:; ' w Va., MOSt Of Nati0n den of Hartford, WI'IS takeo mto custody Mooday by Deputy Howard Frank on an m formatiOn affidavtt by County Pro8ecutor James O'Brien No charge was listed ahd Rairden released Charges preferred r.galnst Ro· bert Parsons, 17. of Rae! no,. of the theft ot whlskf!Jy In Letart 'on August 13 were dropped todav and Parsons released > Funeral services will be held on Thurlday at 2 p m in the Sutton Mt Church for Mrs Howard (Etta Shain) Wolfe, aged 80, who died earJy T\JUdey morning m Meigs General Hospital. Rev John El· wood will offie1atc at the serv~t:.ea The deceased had been a patient in the hospital smee Sunday even· ing when she wal'l rrmoved there from the home of Mrs Georg~~r with whom she made be1' 1 . -··~:· for the put three yean~: She war the oldeal 'daughter of Mr. "'lnd Mn. E1ldmeth Shain of near Bashan and h ild laved in that cornmunHy all her life Her parents. ' a lilter Mae Holtor and her busband, Howard, preceded her In death. Survivlna &rc a 11tep son, Curtis Wolfe, Chester; two sisters, Mrs. DelJe Qulan, Cambrida:e: Mrs Ruth Rotlllb, Springfield, 0 and sevehl nlooes and ni!D}Iewa. Burial will be made in a cemetery adjoining tht. Sutton ME Chutch If whleh she was a Ilfelong member. Frlend.e may eall at 11ny time at the Ewln&: Funeral Home. Pomeroy Chamber Of Commerce T~chtr Raiding Fund Is Created Sets Annual Dollar Days Date Is,Charge~ By For AP Op~ta~ion Dollar Days Pomeroy will be held on August and West Viruinia 1n Wer" 011 0111' illloa In lbe obo•e ueas will be done lo Improve IIIII' oemee to you. • Seeoad Street hmero)', !)hlo I Jtrn Sbeet., took a first In hls CIIU at U,.e JackiOn fair recent· . It war at lirJt feared, that Goswould lowe tlte left arm but Parkersburg Hospital attaches, lp a report to Pomeroy Pohee Chief Fnank lludson late last nlght •aid that the man's arm could be n.vl!d. ~~cordln~ to Pohre Chief Hudson a "'port of the a~cJdent urd '\vas drivlng II plekup trUeJt South on Route 33 and ~ on a carve to left of center sttl~ lng a I \t lon truck dr1ven N~ on Routel33 by Vlrgd Clinton K1Di. 35. of Route 2. Pomeroy. The ·» ~eurred at the North~ ln!lide the 00 " ~ end 11)4 llid4!! nt i· G•>il11rd truck was damaged to~ ;,:·-·--of $400 aeeotdmg to the report and, ~he King tr. ' ,d~!!_~ir~d_ approximately $150. ~ , i~~:~ H~.ron !lid todtty of dnvtvg to the ~(if would be filed ; y Gouar , l,. •. " I tor · De.ter. MID Street Middleport, Oblo 1 eo. SU··S.. PE,ND.ED ( Penetentiarv A quee11 and kong will be crowned at the Rock Springs Fair· waa reported in fair COD· ' grounds tonoght {Tuesday) as the 94th edohon of the annual ay n a Hospital where he was rushed J Meigs County Faar gets underway Monday afternoon an accident on State Route 33 Common Pleu Judge John c Mus LoiS Ann KnOpp of Racone, a member ol the Future Following the accident w f t tak b Baron aenteneed two Meigs counE Sq as ITS en y Pomeroy ty men to long terma m the at.ate Homemakers of Amertca, and Don Johnson also of Racine a mebrgency uad to Meigs Genera·( and then rushed to Par- peRJtent~.ary today Charles La.ud- me~ber o! the Future Farmers of AJ!lenca,' have been nam~ kers urg with severe Injury to his left arm ermllt goe. north lot' one to :210 Ateoo otr..t..i. "111 be· Rut· land • Langovlllc Salem Cen· Robinson's . .' Laundi-y ~ Injured Laudermilt, Lee, Crowning Of King And Queen Will Follow Clmrch Service Route 33 Sent To State dill~~ ~ban~ ''l:lluntlaJ lug 15 from ·~ p. 1ft. to 3 :oo p,. "'· Tri ·Lustre Cleaners • a1r The seventh birthday of Chris tme Koehler, daughter o£ Mr and MriJ G. R Koehler, Columbus, was celebrated with a famlly surpme party at the home of her great. , Mrs Crarr Davis, Mis1 Lenore great aunt It.nd uncle, Mr and lrfrs Gtles, Mrs. Garen Stansbury and C. B Weise, Saturday night Miss Frieda Faehnle. Those present were Mrs LewiS Mr and Mrs. Guy Reynolds' Koehler, paternal grandmother , guests at a lta~n at. l-.e Gen· Mfl,. R. 0. .Sansbury, great grandter were Mrs. Minerva Childers, mother, Mrs. E S Schaaf, mater· Mls.& Mildred ~wlJ:r, , tfra. Wm nat grandmother; Dr and Mrs K Reynolds, Middleport; Miss Una 11 Am.sbary and lim and Melinda, Burdette. Leon; M~IJ. Nina Bland, SaUy Schaaf, Mr. and Mrs KoehGo1<tle Childers ler and thildren, christine, Betty, Akron; Mrs. Wile, ~O!'fllo; ~,)1!1!. c;roct• Karen, ,Rickt 9d~ichael, Colum· Daines, 1 COI\imb'118.J .. :; ~ Mary Walker, Vftlton ... -· • Rock Madison Vir&lnia Mll)'nor CALL 1%1 ----- • SINGLE COPY-II 800 -..... "THI OUTLAW QUliN" Lew IJ.ft '*ltaa:~~t, - -----,..- -·- -- Christine Koehler Birthday Observed At Surprise Party ELECTRrc · poWER "THI MAN IIAIT'' w..o-.,. "'oh ...., ,...,. rwrl...... ,..., tovlfnlnt. ton'tht - week." (Hair Raisin& Excitement Here) Harry Jame• Andrea KinR IY I:INITID 'I'RIII Ohio: P•ir 1ntl ,.....,., .......... Rush at the Umver&ity Center were Mr. and :Mn. Gomer I.tewiB/ Raci)le, Mr and Mrs Fred"Pb!lson, Portland; Mrs M D Hartinger, Pomeroy, Mon. Augu&t 12 Lana Turner Richard Burton "RAIN$ OF RANCHtPIIR" (Cinemascope·Technicolor) A Spectacle of Nature Upheaval -alloRandolph Scott Barblra Hale. ''THI 7th CAVALRY" (In Technicolor} -also- ~ their Sorry••• Tu••· & Wad. Aqu•t 13-14 2 AOUL T Tlckeh Admlh C•r Load on flmlly Nlthtl CARTOON IHOWI • Weather S2'f7 IOVthwott. ·ELBE'RFELDS Picnic Celebrates Twelfth Birthday Young of Cincmnall were week end guests of Wilham F Young anrl other relatives Mrs Albert Young ea.tert.ained with a dinner Sunday at her home Nancy on Pleasant Ridge road for Mr Mr and Mrs Egar Altmayer .....,1 Mrs Ed Selck. Mr and M:s and sons S!ewart and Larry of Walter Seick and Miss Edith Levvittown , N Y., amved today Young of Cincinnati, MISs Rhanda for a VISit with her parents, Mr Young, Toledo, Afr and Mrs. and Mrs T'1omAs Young Dwight Parker ad daughte r , M\ r Miss Rhanda Young o£ Toledo tis Kay, WliHam Young ami lluo LS the guest of her grandmother, hostess Mrs Alhdrt Young and other re Iahves Mr and )fr~ Ed Ee1ck, Mr and Mrs. Waller Selek and MillS Ed1th at . en.t tne - Ice cream and cake were served to Mr and Mrs. Harold Erwtn and son Robert and Luther Erwm or Ga ll ipolb, Mrs S S Kmc-atd and Mi ss Deanna Estcc of Madison W Va, Mr. and Mrs GLiberL Mees and son J1mm>, Mrs Albert Mees, Clarence Neutzhng, Mr and Mn Rtchard Neuf:zhng, and r'aughtf'rs and Mr and Mrs Edward Well s. The twelfth birthday of Judy Overturf. daughter of Mr and Mrs Franc1.s Overturf, was ceteb•·ated•l with a ramtly p•cn~o,,. at the Middle· port roadside park recently Those preStlnt mcluded Mr and Mrs Overturf and eh•lden, Judy Ann and Paul; Mr and Mrs Wit ltam J Harman and Lisa Jo Minersville. Mr a<J Mrs. Ralph Dunt Gallipolis, Mr and Mr' Robert Lynch, LangsvUle • , • degrees of BSEd; George Doobttll!! huaband of the former Paddy Jo bu.. Mr and Mrs Malcomb Mees en tertamed a group or rclattves and tr1ends Sunday afteroon at their hOme Lmeo!n Hill m observance of the second btrthda y of th e1r daughter, Edtth Ann ' ' ' e· Frienda and ret.tlvea of four graduate• at Ohio Univenlty at· included Mrs. Philaon .nd and Mra Hawkins, Mr. and Arter the honored guest opened Mr Mra Allen Hughes, Mrs. lJlllan her g1fts refreshments were serv Stetff, Mrs Frank Cheuebrew, d to those named above and Mrs W1lliam Bartels, Mrs1 Carl Moore, Mrs Pnl Haptonstall, Mt and Mtss Lou 1se Gil more, Mrs Don Mta Charles Bennett, Rep. and Becker and Mr~ Dale Wippel Mrs. George Meinhart, Mtddleport; Sendm g gifts but unable to at· Mr. and Mr11 Harry p Smith, Mrs. te nd were Mrs Janet Korn, Mrs Came Nye, Mrst., Lula Neale, Mra Theodore Bceii le and Mr.s . John Handley Edith Ann Mees 2nd Birthday Is Observed Sunday Four Meigs Countians Awarded Degrees At OU Commencement ten,dfod tiM ...~~fl~lfteQt " eaer· ci111 at th._ Me"Ofltl AVd4t()t.., lum tbls motnm, wben Don E. rWeaver, edator of The Columbus - ( " Predict f\.,. arteJ' Ml'llion T' See , Matehes PIowmg By United Pr•~a A erat)'lflullt of assorted weather blank~>fOO the nation today, part of the canUnulng pattern ,o~OJth saw hammetlng thunderstorms JDd aerea~qing wJnd.a sidebY-Aide with clear evening skies in whteh it comet tlarbed. The U S. Weather Bureau aa1d that winds estimated at 70 to 80 miles per hour buckled a barn and on elevAtor neor ,.meotown, N. D., while more than an lnch of fain as !he queen and king of th11 YCar'a fair Coronation for the queen and her e1eort will bf: held In front of the grandstand 1mmedtatety followtng the annual servJ ce!l of the Me1g1 County Mtn!st et~a l Assoe1ation. Missing Man Found Dead In Hollow Pre.~tdmg at the crowning mo~Jes ' Harry Ma.son M'aley, 67, reported as mlumg from the O'Netll Rest Kome ainee Auguat 3 waJ found this morning dead m a hollow near the Reat Home from wh.ich be had dikappeued The husband of Mrs DatSy 0'Netl, who opuateJ the home round the elderly man thll mornmg whtle continuing the lone aearch m the Pomeroy-Flatwoods-Chester area cere- wtll be Rev John Elwood, chamnan of the mmJsterial assoc1atwn 's fair ao:tJvlhe& and Dwame Sayr'l':, preaident o/ the Junior f::ur board . . Spea.lr:r.r fo-r the rehg1ous let· vtces to be held at the grandsland Will be the Rev Clyde N. Rogen, d1r _ctor of the town anrl country dcputment of the Obit {:ounucll of Churches . The aero vtces will begin at 8 p m. Both M•ss Knopp and Johason will be present~ gifts which have b«-n contributed by the Phllltps Sfsters stOre, Collins Jewelry Store, Mercedes c ondon's Dress Shop, Elberfeld& Depart.. ment Store, St1frler.s Dep&rtmejlt Store. Marguerite•• Shoe Stcri',. the F.beq.. Earlier memben of the Me1g! Co Sheriff's Department alded by B~ Seouts .scoured the area for lbe aged man who had wandered away from tbe home The only PYidence of hu dlS.&~ pearance WQ a .shoe found~ a barbtd witt fena:e aeaf1)ol1nll an11 bach 01!11lle·honnt0 ' ~ _.,. " tB;bJ!~-I!i. • 1'111~ h.•"""'"'Uent!l!a'd~ at Z ' Sltooo one time, been tonfinecf to the mg made lor queen aDd hmAtltens State Hospital NothinJ escort to be inlrodueed at var. elSe of bia history 1s known aous events durmg the Jour day• Peading a report by Coroner of the fa1r Mwnc for the rellgiHenrS' Ewing 1t has not as yet been ous scrv1ces la bemg provided by determined at to whether the aged 1 tbe Kenney Musac Co. :;.a:a~ of exposure or from otb· The r~trgroundS f'Rf a beebiv.e · of activities ' today as large tent:~ went up to house tbe various 9 • ~t Boy S"""Ot Court Of Honor "'I ...v Be Heid This Month '-V • ••d limtoc:b '"' .eompetidDo and concession standr. ..UJng Up h•b•t.o. dioptoys and restdents bwied tbemselvu prepar1ng their enllies in th6 Allen C. Hill, Sr, Ilia board IDdicotrd that this t ye~ s fa'! 18 pro~Rt~~~Dg moat o' fel1 tn the area. A tbundentorm PJans were mac:N for the1r 111 _ 1 ~ti~fa~ori!Y A dennite merease belt strttehe) across the Dakotas and MinneiiOla, droP')Jh'tc Z.53 aneJt.: nuai' Court of llonOI""'when Treop 1In entrtes 15 expected In the live %45 Boy Scouts of Amertca lllCt stock field alone there are 283 es of rain at Grand Forks, N. n. Co parts ol W11<0no.in, as well at tbe Library Monday for Par- head of cattle tegtstered m the aa in New England and the Texaa ents Ntght Seoutnfaster Robert Junwr and semor ra:r compeUCOLUMBUS UP - State of- coast, rttgbl time ohserven were MIIla presided and named ¥n: llon compared to the 147 regisflclals today predicted that nearly able to see Markoa .. a third or- Jack Satterfield as ebaU'man of tersed Ia~ year. . evet&& major tmprovementa a quarter of a million persona dcr comet Good visibUity accom the Court of Honor ,.eomnuttee Tentative dale rctr the co~rt ha.ve bl!en made on the grounds would attend the state, national pa~led a moveanent of cool Caoa· and world plowing conte1ts at dian aJr wbaeh extended from of Honor Is during tbe week Qf tb11 year mclud.ing a new, perPeeblca In Adams County Sept eastern W4consm to New Eng. Aug. 28 and the place may be the maoent concrete stage aeross 1'1·20. land Legion Hall. Others on the COJP from the gra~dstand and the re"This wUI bEt, the largest agrtElsewhere, a 1tring of thunder· mittee are Mrs. Guy F. Sayre, patr ~~.i!.. rcpamttng of the polllcultural event in the United States storma rattled along a bro 1d patb Mn: . Bert Bodimer, Mrs. Forrest try bi.nunng. ··~ ' this year," s11d Ea.d K. Devore, down the Rockle1 and acron the Bac.htel, Mrs. Don Roaeh A good prouam or ractng 11 in Wlnebelter dairy farli1er and the lower Miuiulppi Valle.:r, bceom· Plans were dtscussed for a Par- store for fm goen:, Charles Rad~halrman of the committee 8• ing less frequent m the south At- ent.s· Club to work With the ford Jr ' tltpei'Jntendent of that rangia& the eontest !antic coastal area It was mostly Scout leaders. Other parents or department. satd The harness guardians present Mond.ty wert ractng wtll be held at 2 p m on Devore said lt .would be the first fair along the Pacific Coalt llme tbe wmld f:ontest has bt;.an Fair Uiea p~vau again to- J. W Harns, Harold Lemley c both Tbursday and Friday &fler. held In the United Statea ' i day west· of the Rockies and over C. Chapman ' noons and stables from ColumbWIL He s.td rn.aster plowmen from m08t of the are,a, eut of the Gret.t During the meet 1ng a leneral Kow~ V~rnon •. Owensville, &iuth . 1 14, C'OUDtriea, l~ad.Jpg the l:lni~(l , lfakes and ~ of the Muon-- dl~tUSBJon of the- program for the Carolina, Vlrginta and local Db:on Llne, where,eoolfnl: aitQ Ia yet,. W4!1 held. Aulstant Scout , ·stables as well Ire alread3-• reg. Statea, would enter the mec$: forelira entrie8! 1re schedulf)d to ~xpected Scattered Showers and maatets, t..vry Rice' and Leonard J .tor the racing. Bunnmg (Continued on Pa,ge l!'LVej ', 1 qtunderstorme wJU ebnlinue over Gwtazdow.sky, and Senior Patrol r~ wdl be held on both T.hursmost of the warm, humid fiOUth- leader Davtd Zerkle were also day. and F:rlday afternoons fol· ern haU of the country, halting present for the meettng It was lowmg tbe barne&; racing. thCJr westward sweep at the also annonced that Cub Scouts of Peart McMann of tdarysViUe Rockiea Middleport would take part in Wtll be the .offJCJal starter for the Warmer temperatures arc pre- the Court of Honor harness racmg and. Herman WardJcted for the Pacific Northwest ner of Pomeroy will be the preSldmg JUdge Other judpa are a, well as the tipper Mlssiuippt Harve J EastmaQ and 0 . 0. Pat· Vslley Wlth cooler readtngl tn the Datotu. lerson and Ron Sprmger and Harry Spencer, wide\)' known WASHINGTON UP - The Ag· rol:!al horseman, will \te limen. rie~o~lture Department said Sunday MARKET REPORT Roger Morpn will serve u clerk nlgbt milk production in the firlt CINCINNATI UP - Produce: and Billy Hughes of Atb~nzr. aechalf ot 1957 increased ~ ball bil· Egga, unacttled, prices at farms etary, of the Southern Oblo lion pounds, or one per 4fnt, above conrumera, whites and brown.a. A Fair CtrCu~t. will be the marter' the same per1od lut year. jumbo.'! 43-44, A large 39-40, A m~ The Troop Charter was present- of rercmomes. 'Prices to farmers for milk aver· dlutn 31-33, A small 20 28, B lazge Admlsston wlll not be ~~~~ to the Mason City Buy Seoul aged IF little above a year earlir 29-31, FOB A large 46-46, A meJil. TrOOp 2fi3 m a proram at tbe ~t the gate until in the!l •flrst half Re'lail priees for d1utn 37-38, B large 38-37 1 Mason Youth Center on Monday 1Jeliday Fitting ~eloOln.Si~iio~~·· dairy .product! also were slightly Ch1~k'ens s~ady , fryers 3-3"' lb evening wtth members of the Villi begin at that -bour hlaher.20-22, belliJ' hens type, 18-15, ligh_t MGM DL!Jtnct Committe~ official· continue unttl 4 p m. Theo department predicted con· hens 10..12. nual junior fall' tractor lOg SUDlPUon of flmd milk and cream Price- d1atribution on fryers, 29,Wilbur Dtxon of the D1stnct be held in the JN!lii·.penon during ~~~7 will be TOO at 29, 100.309-at%}, 5200 at 22, Commttd.ee prcsen.tcd the charter 2 p. m , beginlling at elote to the 356 pouhds of last 10.000 undetermined, year. or horse and "i,,:~~i , Butter 1cRL-nery 90 M:Ore 71c. to Mrs. Lilah Zerkl~ . president ing i_ or the Mason Mothers Club, tbe tioh will be beld grandstand at 1 sponsormg orgamrat10n CHIEF CALLS FIREMIN D110n also presented cards p. m. judglog o1 RETURN FROM TINNISSEI Pomeroy Fire Chief George Mr and Mrs:. Ted Reed, Jr., Mul- and badges to troop rommiftee-- trle, rope and Hlcb today allked thal 11l Vol. berry-a•. returned lat~ Sunday men Lester Zerkle, Charles Yea- wJU be held unteer Firemen beiQnglDi to the ni.lht from Sbelbyville, TeM., ter. Paul Huber, Earl Ewing, Faye Sauer, the Pomeroy Fire Departmen£, who where Mrs. Reed'JL mother, Mra. Willi& Dudding, Ralph Froth and Ron Sprmger will intend to aUend the Obio State Leon a, Meadows, died They were C\lrt: Mcl>antel fair edueatJOnal bo<>Jill>,:., Firemenis convention on Au~Utt -a«ompanied here by Mn. Reed's Vernon Ray Roush was present· m. the Midwestern 18-1'7-18 contact htm no Jatlr .alster. MI.)' T. Meadows, and h~ ed a temporary commu.!lon as out of Clncibnatl than Wednesday at 5 p. m. in aunt. Mra. Kathleen G Bu._tl. Mrs. seoutmaster It waa. eX~Jiained On Tbursday Ju<lii'l' otder that suitable utangetltenta Meadows was tiW'ied io G&lllpolll that hf wnnld reee1ve his com· ior fair nutrttlon ma1 be completed. (Continued on (Continued on Pa&e Five) Moodo7 bolide ber Isle huaband. 'f.,U sec~tuy,_ wn' t An Milk Production In Increase For First 6Mqnths is!eted. 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