https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/41f1dc8b413f05c4471b0c54676014c5.pdf 25aabe2c94fda6a03f28e2d1eac94934 PDF Text Text .. . • • • '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. Mason City Boy Scout Troop Is Granted Charter �... ' • I A rather startling suggestiOn comes (rom weary for free . Mr. Fredryoh P Nelson of Washmgton D C . Cou ld anything be made of the Open Door former resident here . ::~.nd a nattve of Metgs pohcy m Southeaste rn Oh10 htlls' P robably County He recommend s v.e ktrk about 130 not 1f the objecttve Wl'rt.• flnanttal gam years away from our Cllstoms to g;un onc.:e Fnendhness bought and pa1d f01 never 1111gs more that whtlh ut one tulle was untqut-• 111 hke a real silver dolliJJ Rut ge nerosity and a America: wholesome "U's nice to have you here" feel· 1ng between folks 1s an a ttl al' tl ve kind of huUniversal fr1endhr.e ss of the frontter Traveling Britishers, and staJd Boston cof· man adton It would be of great mterest tf the 1dea fee house habJtues always were staggered b~ could be organized mto act1on 1 the open door customs of the early west The The negative reaction to this is that , " Oh . trave ler n ever had to worry it ne had spotted in advance wh ere pioneer cabms were strung now with TV, the daily job whether on farm along the tratls A hot meal, something to or on coostruction or at the office or store, sleep on, and a roo( ove-1 hts head were :J S· nobody wants the hou se clutterod up with sured strangers.'' Mr. Nelson wrote: No one should deny that most people feel 11 Wh)' don't you suggest in your editorial that way now. Yet that this is so prevalent Is coluritn§ that the people of Meir;s County op· not jiteOJ!da·ined in any edict from the Great en their homes to tray eJers '1\iho want to Universa1 Law. We have fallen Jnto it as into spe nd a lillie time in your beautiful hllls'''' a void. as if drifting, too busy with our own He continues by recommendmg the larger anxieties and fear~ , our pressures to "get homes maintain a room or two for the outsld· ahead'' and to sec,ure our penon_9Juture recer looking for a bit of peace and qui et, and gardless our brother's fate ... commumon with God We suspicion that the families that might This is the age in which Henry J Kaiser so open their homes, and were fortunate expects to make his 50th , or BOth-which enough to have visitors, wouJd be rewarded it ?-million dollars by throwmg up swank ho1 rJchly, It wouldn't be coin of the realm , per~ tels and "rest camps" for the ulcerated matn- haps Rather, It should be in lustre to the spi· land moneybags visiting in Hawaii We might rlt Which is never purchased on bargain day, try the opposite method. Open ou1 hills to the or any day. 7UO 1000 I 10 30 ll 00 I 11 I? T~IP 00 130 ji)O 345 400 4 30 5 30 600 630 635 0 ~fl 0 " • ~ ( r / '" 700 7 30 8 00 830 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 10 40 l? 00 I 00 Scott-Wise Church Wedding To Be Event Of August 18th 7 OJ 7 30 8 00 IJ 45 8 55 9 00 Layette Shower Gl·ven To Hono"r Mrs. Larry Jac,obs WJEH t 30 10 ::.0 ll ·OO Jl 15 I 30 ]I 45 12 00 12 30 1 oo 1 30 2 IYJ 2 ::ro 3 00 3 15 3 30 4 00 15 30 l5 45 5 55 6 00 6 15 6 30 7 00 7 30 B 00 8 30 9 00 g 30 10 00 10 05 10 10' 11:50 ,., m. I Second Annual Finlaw Reunion Held August 4 Daily on 990 s I On Your Radio Dial Writer Fair Ohve Ingraham i~~ • rea , Jtmny and Terry Evans, Dr and Mrs. Sellm Blazewle:r:, Phyllls and Effie, Mr Ernest Flnlsw, Mrl Helen Leitheolt, ¥f. and Mrs Rleh1 arcl Jl'lnlaw Tamara and Steph~n Mr. and Mfs Jaek Snrden, Danny: Debbie and David 111 or Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs John Cunningham anci son& Jr..hnny and Jimmy, of Galltp.ollt, M'r and 1Mre. Sam Arn· Ml!a Beryl Lch~w ol Columbus old, Dorothy , Sam, Jr. and Patlpent . the weekend w\ih her 11unt, rlek of Syraruso. Mill Sue Lebew and J S HartenRev and Mra Walter Arnold , bleh .an Muon Clty and !'IOnl, Art..hur and W~ltt!r Jr , The· D~ily·Sentinel I)IVOTJI.:D TO ARBA Brookville, Ohlo; Mr. and Mt1. El· mer Flnlaw and Elmer Jr., of. Harrisonville, Mrs J. R. Finiaw, Mr. and Mrs. R. 1.. Pamer (Connie) and son, Ray; Mr and M.N. Don Finlaw. Becky, D.ebb)t IJ'Id Mike, all of Zanesville; Mr. and Mu. cart McKeever, Jim, Dic'k and Brenda of Dayton A total or 84-- attended. Mra. Madlfe Martin wa• un&ible to be prelfent to the dluppolntment or all. It wu decided to hold next year's reunion at the some- pl1ce the flrat Sunday In Aueu1t. Four Birthday's Honored Sunday !tlr11. Allen Nelaon of Rutland en· b.~.t Ml • tertatned at her borne, Sunday, with a Pl<!llf ,hp~l!'f the blr\1>.· ~t. tbl JOlt atne. at Pum d171 ot bv hv.Jblftd, Allen, ~n~ , ' , 1 three nleces Susie Mar1aret and ~all!-'cDe~ll<en> bJ 0ear:rier •'f" onU~~ Earlene Renshaw of Minersville, ~1 at 'l'be ally Sent .n1 oil , .....,. "':'j G Others preJent at the r(ellon .ncc-o-;: 13.80.. By motor rctUte , ll411able: home were ¥1'1. Earl lit tb: ~ontba. . . . ., "-011111, Mra. Ja.mes Stewllrt and da111 I , 1 .1""eo'- ,..- ;f''!' ter, :l!r ....111 "'""'" by Tbt Oblo v 1.., tiel> Tonia 1M ol SwtM Point. $71· • - · 0. 81111.._ o111oo pboot lflf via StetOarl ond dallllh\o•, S,U,, of MIIOR C&t)'. AUGUST 14-17 TUESDAY CHANNEL I Jimm1e Dean Boston Blachie Captaut KanwuroU: CBS News Loc:J.I Newl!i f'-ed Warmg lrUtur Godfre' Strike It Rlcb Vahant Lady Love of Life Searc~ h r Tomorrow ~Uidlt:g Light Katie '~ Kttchen As the World TurnJ Our Mw Brookl Hou&eparty B1g Payott Bob rrosby Show Brl&hter Day Secret 5torm Edge of N1g!:.t The Eariy Show Your Euo Reporter Sports Parade Wt~~therman Achon Douglas Edwarda Telt~ho ne Time Phll Silvers Show Pnvale Secretary 1'o Tel! the Tr uth Spotlight PlayhouS& $64,0..,.0 Quest1on Sp1ke Jones Show UP-to.the-minute New11 Scanmng the Weather The Late Show :.:=__:__ 'fl.Kluy Huwp•·r Houru 10 00 'l'ttt' f'J I!.t' I ' Hla]h! ' 10 10 '1'1 uth or lun••LIUt'I• C' ~! ll 00 I'lL' r_., Dough II 30 H Could Rt> lo~u 1200 Cutrllnt 100 }fv Little !d1~g1e 130 Bndt> ;,rul t.room 200 Matine,. Th,...ater 3 00 Qt!een for a TJay ·lodern il~'~m:w:~ees 341' 400 comedy 'ltme 430 Mov1etlme 530 Pop-~} E' PrPs.. ~ts 5 45 News Pleture6 ou Spm~ch PlayhuU!t 6 30 Weatherca st 635 Sports E} t:: s 4n NBC Nt!WS 700 Mayor of tht• Town 7 30 Father J(nows Bt'st 8 00 Kraft TV 'l'ht!uter 900 This is Your Ltfe 930 Waterfron t LO00 Masguerade P&rly 10 30 News Heudllll e.l!l 10 40 Nltewatcb 12 00 Tomgt:.t (Come In and flad oul about detail•) I Jrt••dtluerte,. for Used Coal furnace ~ .. or 24' ~•..Dite L'l&llrle - Lite Cedar ' Prefer with pipe. James Bearhs l:btats - LAU Wtado\t F~ Rt No 3 Pomeroy 0 S.IO 3tr Frlgtdaue Rtfrig.,atqn. ' ltker Furniture, Mldd,lefort, Ohle j :-:-::-:---:-:-:----:---: I --- - - - A-;:;to Sales ... TUESDAY CHANNEL 13 10.59 Sign on 11 00 Adventures iD LtlarnlnJ 12 00 Libence 12 30 Ttle Gretchen Wade Show 1 15 1 30 3 00 4:00 S 00 Neighbors Movie Matinee Amertean Bandstand Cartoon Cllub Mickey Mouse Club Five Star Ftna1 John Daly •o.d New1 Cheyenne 7;30 Wyatt Earp 800 Broken Arro\l '30 Telephone Time 9 00 f S~y 9 ao Public Defender '10 00 New& of the Night 10 10 Theater 13 11 30 Sign Oft 600 6 I~ • ao 17) Help W i'988Jfuicks~ow SATURDAY Admitted, N&.llCy Reed, Middleport ;Lewis LaRue, Cheshire James Y.oung, Clifton; JOe Turner, Middleport; Edward Brown, Rut land, Maude Bridgett, Racme. Diseharg~d. Mrs. Harry Craig, Middleport Weat herman 1 ~~~URANCE AGENCY fiN. Automobile, Hetllb ACCIDENT ce..,.ttv eM ....,. -.H.. 1 Reo I Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT 0tt10 613UA PHONES I 631t Mn Anm Miller and Mn ~la,.e· &le Comb$ epent fr~ Tl¥!•4iY uut1l Thur.C.ay at t"e home of Mr and Mra Evereu lll'"K.nlght at Po1neroy. While there lbe.y at· tended a W C T U m~ting •' the home of Mrs F•ye Rawhn g01 ~~~~=--:;-~=--~~:/ Nort South 31 degree 20' West to the ~ _ ~ hwest t~>rner 91 satd Lot No (21) Real Estate . 2 and f<>llowing ltie Weot line of Mrs Cla1r Nelaon and lwo sons attended M V H eamp aL the !.an· cast('r Camp grounds last week Housf' for sale br:ick, r1ve 100111 bath all ut 1J1ties Priced rf'a sona hle I:H3 Third St li.1Jd tlll• j)O"t ' 8 13 3!!" •• Guesls of Mr and Mrs Ca11.b Bta ley on Sunriay were Mrs Cledyth Hvwell Columbus and Mr and Mra L E Sharp Charles ton Mr and Mrs Robert Kennedy and chtldre n wereo the ruests of h1.s parl'nt s, Mr and Mrs 'nleodore Kenl!kdy from Fnday WJtU Sunda y. Lot for a total d1stance of 254 I:sa1d fee t to the Soutbwest corner of , I said Lot No 2 on the North Side I uf the Rutland Road, the~ In a Southeasterly direction follCiwmg I the SoLJth lil'e ot .said Lot 2 t.o tbe I plaC'e O( beg1!1nlng BeiDiil all of sa id Lot No 2 of SubdiviPon 65 and a parcel on the Northerly llde the reof e.xte!ldUlg t o Lbe Diamond Hollow Road I I ltlrte It's Meigs County's 94th AnnuoJ and It's BIGGER Than Ever! ROCK SPRINGS FAIR GROUNDS Pomeroy, Ohio WEDS. THURS. FRI. and SAT.T AUG. 14th •• 17th HARNESS RACING ·· · · · · · · 2 P.M. THURS. RUNNING RACES ·· · · ·· · · · · · · · · 4 P.M. THURS. HORSl SfWW · · · · ·· ·· ·· · · ·· ·; · · 7 P.M. THURS. EXHIBITS- WLW Midwestern Hayride - PARADE BIG BEND FOLLIES- FIREWORKS - BAND CONCERT CONTESTS . ' ( 181 * .BAND CONCERT *PARAD& *FIREWORKS '"COME ON OUT and ENJOY THE FUN" GENER.AI.ADMISSION ADULTS 50< CHILDREN UNDER 1% ADMITTED FREE ~c=oo=k=e=c=·=·~========~======~"===='~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· Scle 19! 119) · Business I ' WHlCH 4·DOOR' SEDAN IS RIGHT FOR YOU '1 (Xhere'a one to BUi4- everg prejer_ence and purse) - ·· ' .. I Th.o hl4obuer CHAMPION ~ l"owtred witb Stv.debali:ar'1 eoonomlcal Swee~flfl Bi& - - ---·-= ~~~~~~~~~~~;~ --- ~ 3 year old ridm1 hone. Bryon "-·~·~.es REAL ~STATE FOR SALS. Harm ~eeQ&ville , Ohio. Phone ~'Y '-· 9 room dwelling. lwu baths, eas Coolvilh. 3716 8·13-3tc Custo" BJ.Lilt Kitchen lbtch('ns tly converted lo a doubl e fllr l:l?sliUlfd fQI' Y9U.I' t\omc Free rental propertr tn tow n, sec eltlmates Foreman & Abbot! thts before yoo huy PbQne eaM-Y. ·6-tr 53 acres on Route 7 near new 8 Ea;-tr.rn ~ocal school G~d bu1ldmg lutes 12 acre!! or lim· her Look to the ful ure, buy .. th1s for $5,000 00 Usod Wmdow sash removed .:.360 sq feet o£ stora ge spaee from Central School B~o~llding. High and dry ElccJ.rlcJty In $1 00 per eaeh Call SuperinbUilding, coal furnace if need· tendent's Offtce 6074.J. ed Close to Pomeroy, Ohio, with caretak~r hvmg next 8-l:f-3tc door. I£ you have n eed ro,. Thmatoe5 large, P(ok. M:exlc,us, slofage space, or plan to start non·aeld. Second Hollie Eut a small husmess see thiS from school house. Wm. H. F~;~r further tnform:l.tJOn call or Holmes, Syracuee, OhJO see 8-13-if GEORGR S. HOBOTETTER. J~. RE4L ESTATE BROKER. Navy Log Ozzie and Harriet Moment of Decblon Wednesday N1ght Fights Sportseope News of the Night Theatre 13 Sign Off Mt;IGS GINEIAL HOSPITAL Admitted, Mrs Mary Fiishcr, Pomeroy, ~rs Sally Wolfe, Racme ~rs. Eska Parker, ·Long Boltnm; Mrs. Martha W1lhams, PQomeroy, Fred Gans, Pomeroy Discharged , Mrs Vtctor Bahr, Long Bottorn, Mrs Tre~sle Spenci)J Chester ., J. H. Eaftm1n, Salesman 225 E. 2!\CI St. Pllone 232 Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-13·3tc --· -- Legal Notice 'IK Royal Dodge $12'00 Llihon by owner. Phone !?~'~' 3113. ,.&lltt 'TO 'EM•···4N' 1).1&1- GJ.l!ES.~ BLOCK CO. I MH• North fff ,.,..,._ HEIFERS FOR SALE: 1 Jersey, J Guernsey, 4 Hoi~ 1telna. ALL from O.G.B.A. Slraa.. Two lresb now, rest soon. Don BlANCHE CHURCH Local Represent•- Opal Fltzpatrkk ,\nduoqn. Rul\~d, • Y11 ~- JJinette Boil> • ;~~g1t1on. Cldl Racine \,A.,~~ ~dmlnistrator (8) 10, 12, 1'3 , 14, 15, 16, 6tc NOTICE 0 F APPOINTMENT Executor E1tate of Lilll•n G. Durst deu1Md Notice 1s hereby given that AI· bert H. Durst -whose Post OCfice •address IS Pomeroy, Ohio has been duly appomted as Executor or the E~tate or LJ!ltan G Durst late o£ Me1gs County, Ohip, deceased. D at~d t his 2nd • day of August 1957 Jo.hn C. 8teon Judo• of the Probatt Court, A-:---..,-LEG 7 L-:N -:c0:::Ticii- - Meigs County, OhiD Bids Wlll be re~:elved by the un· (8) 6, 13 20, 3tc dersigned for the s'a]e or house and other property owned by Dora Romme m Qexter. OhiO Property appraised at $6,800 00 Understgned will sell same to lhe h1ghesl bidder at a price which must be tlle Probate Court of , Ohio This home ls in country and ~ ~ several times the appraised ~ew $299•oo BAKER PotQeroy, Ohi o ~to •.~.1314t~.t6mc I IIBtp Umversal Gas Rana;e, Cbrol!}e Sel. in tJ<tll•~l LEGAL NOTICE 8Jds will now be rcceJved by the undersigned oo the home for · merly ownetl by Dora M Bearbs In Kerrs Run, Pomeroy, Ohio Proper· ty appraised at $1 ,600 00 and cannol be sold for less than appr~uerl price, subjeCt to the approval of the Probate Court of Meigs County Ohio ' Hugh Bearh!J Exeeut~x Qblo. B U Btp Plck up V8. Henry Jkhi', ~nc Bottom,l)bio. fl;lone ~Qivlllo ' LEGAl NOTICE Robert 1'ate, Wtll Tat e, Earl Car· W @~d Wjll Cart", whO•• places of resldenee are unknown and e~ ~ not be 1scertained; and the un· tm The Brlglnest CorHI: known liein, devisees, legates exe· In Middleport cuto'rs, admmH!trators nnd •Yigns _ _ _ _ _ _.,......;._ _ __ FURNITi UDE 'A•• • . . hand&ame1y, yet laue--' Oi...Uy atyled •• &be c~ ploD Delwc:e il • diatlaetl.,. 41r at an attncti~ 1nt .badpt. COlt.. Attorneys (7) 30, (8) 6.for13,Plaintiff 20, 27, (9) 3, tO, 71c SYBJL EBERSBA CH i950f0RD ! ... Life Co"'pony u 1 ·-=-==-- CHANNEL ll WED 10·59 Si.:n On ll 00 Adve ntures 111 Learning 12 00 L.iberace 12·30 'l'he Gretchen Wsde Show 1:15 Neighbors 1•30 Movie Matmee 3:00 American Bandrtand 4:0(1 Cartoon Club 5•00 Micke)· Mouse Clult 600 Five Star Flnal 6:15 John Daly & the Newt 6 ·30 Disneyland :ao Pomeroy ttenonolt Mr and Mts John M1lln and son, Larry, Harri.lbra:, are the a:uesl.tl oi Vonlev, i:thel and r>auy MJ!Jer Sunday and Monday ted I "18bl Auto$ervices ROO Aatu n 7 3G 8 00 8 .30 9 00 9·45 10:00 10 10 1 11 I Rent or Sale WHTN-TV Channel13 ------ Langsville Mr and Mrs Theodore K~nnedy SPfnt a S und:~,\' at the t&ome- of her That plamtiff and h1s predecessuter, Ida Kennedy, at Rodney sors m title ha~ held said real Mr •nd Mrs Cash Braley called eslate adversely, openly and ft()o tonously as agamst e'ach and e~ery on Mrs. Clov1s Kerm 2n Weodneid'J; one of said de[endants for a period Guests of ~rs . Clov1.s Kerman m excess of lwenty-one years; that dunng the last month ere Mu part of said real estate w&s owned Kerman's brother, Soott Tipton Sr. by one Andrew Tate and wu own- and Mrs John Bartholow •nd 10n ed by him at the time oi his death, Scott TIPL<ln Jr and children, Mr as $OOIJ00. J Wanted; Hou8eteeper for elderly FOR SALE· 4 year old home 4 whtch occurred in the year 1882; and Mrs JJohn Bartholow and son. that sa1d Andrew Tate d1ed lntes· Larry, and Mrs KermJn's !ftSter, For good buys, th(1roughly re couple Phone ~8 X 8 13 3tc rooms a nd bath w1th basemrnt Latl' and on the 4th d&J of Au,cwt. Mrs Eva Petera, all o.f Colu(ll'l,us. cond1honed VB's and str 8'!!. Inside and Outside House PamtAutomatiC forced atr furnace. 1911 , Robert Tate, Will Tate, Earl Blaettnars, Pomeroy, ()., q..IJ.tit~ I ing, chimney and roo£ work of .storm wwdows 3 ~cres of lanfl Cart ~r and Will Cafter together Mr and Mrs Dale Ho~ell Sprmg· all kinds, also carpenter work One m1le north of ( hfster on Rt w1th Lhe1r f pOuse-s, mtended to f1eld , and Mr and Mrs Keith How19M Fords as low all $89fl 00 ell and children, Richmond. Ind Free estimates 20 years exper-j 7 Glenms Hoffman Chester 0 !"Onvey ~ ll that part of sa•d real Bo1 h or these ears we ean relana also, Mrs Pearl 8rO('hml'yer ience Reasonable prices Call B 12 3tp estate whtf'h was oWned by !Wd commend fully Blaettn~n. and grandson, Bobbte and Mr and Pomero)' Mft.J 8 12 l2{p Andrew Tate at the time of his Pomeroy, 0 8-Q.fttc Mrs Kenneth Ward Columbus death to one or the predecessors m WANTED CARRIER Girl or bOy LJ tle to the plawhff but that by lQ54 Chevrolets as low as $995.00 Mr and Mrs Cbarlt!s Baylen, for Rutbnd Route. Contact The madvertenee only d escribed part Nttro, W Va were the eueats ol for dean cars With and withDally Sentinel. 8 12 tl OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS -livery of said r eal EState, that the posse.sout power glide A)l !our doors Mr and Mrs W E Crouser and so often a property eomeq up for sJOn of the plamt1ff and his pre- family Sunday. Blaeltnan, Pomeroy, 0 . B·9-6tc sale, wonderfully located but de~:esoo rs In tJtle as to all or .s 1ud Middle Aged woman who needs The W E Crouser farnJly at· ncedmg work 1ll n11 depart- real estate has b~n asserted as home to be companion for tended the Crouser reuiuon • al ments, that w1\l make a wond erWYLLIS JE~P Station Wagon with mlddle-aged lady Wr1te p 0 ful return on the lnH!stm ent. an uneqUivoca l clatm of ownership Hundred, W VA Sunday July 28 overdrive Good condttion Call Box 45, Pomeroy Ohio. 8-8-l2tp Such a property, 22 <l! res lo of the enttre IItle to said re.al Mr and Mrs Frank Rathburn 22,9. 8 12 ate fstate het emabove desert bed That had for guests Mr and Mrs Fib)' ('II I e d on th e R tver Roa.d a b ove h d r d · Ractne with an old ]OJ:: house t e e en al'ltS herem might clum Wise Pomeroy, Mrs John Mogas With 7 rooms, another 4-room l an tn te res~ tn an d to .said real and !"htldren and Donald Wlse Col· hou se 111 lhP back a utility bu ld- estate by re11s'on of the Incorrect umbus; J }I Rathburn, Athens, -··-=-:-----::• H. RAWlliiGS SONS 0.. - 24 ing With a cellar' a good sn:on d£'Scnptwn used 1n the aforesaid 'Ohio bour lllfret"\:er Senlee. D11 barn several old fruit trees Ap. deed and aJ.y further mterest or Elmer Nel:ion had !or gu~st.s Pbone 622'1' 1'11-.Jtt Phone prOXImate ly 15 acres tillable cla•m tha t srud defendants might Thursday his brother, Charles and 'IWIP..X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH PriCed at onl y $3500 00 and can assert Js nol .~~:now n to the plamllff l>EALIWI 8 I U be bought with a down payment The prayer o{ sm d pehhon u Mrs Nelson, Wuted-PAPER H.\NGI]I;G- 25 o( $1500 OG, balance like r ent that earh ar.d e-very onf of the ~or y&ll'a exPerience Free et~' I HIGHWAY PROPERTY ~ 5 acres above defendants be compelled to mate,a, L. V Reisincer, Racin • CANNING tomatoes $1 25 bushel good level land 4 m1l es from assert any c1a1m they may have m Box 124, Ohio. 7-!S·' ~ Bl'lnJ' conlatnel s Janet llanPomeroy 6-room hot1sr.- wtth and to !laid 1eal estate or be barred u~1. Racine, Ohto B·lHi:lC bath, enclosed porch. and very therefrom , that the clauus, 1f any, good cellar Henhouse Crtb, and of sa1d defendants be declared in· garage $8000 00 This ts the l}p e \'a hd that plamhff's t1tle m and FOR 8.\LE - Apples New Haof property so orten wanted and to sa1d real estate be quieted and ven Orc'hard, New ftaven Phone!;--~:-----::---·! ..... .~ seldom fo~.;nd that each of sa1d defentants be TU-24688 7·2911 For FARM - 25 acres with 8 acres forev er barreC from asseltmg any -------- ~ bottDO'Lland . balanct-- in pasture c1atm to sa1d real est1 te and for PING PONG TABLE for sale. Several fnul tree~ 8 room house other rel:ef. ,.BY the Phone tn.J.Y. 8 5 6tp w1th bath natural gns and elee· Hour SaJd dl'fPndants are requ1red to trtctly Barn, cellar an d mtlk· GRAVELY 111ACI'OR SALES 111l4 or house. 3 miles from Mtddleport, answer send petition on or before Sfrvico. R. A. Finl1w. Sll &. and lh m1le from Rou te 7 w1th the 28th day of September, 19.57, Contred"' Alain St., Pomeroy 7 · 24 · :!7H~. bus and the OhiO Rtver Total or Judgment Will be l~ken agatnst Saw dust and shavmrs. loaded in eGrVIIdliR»~I·LDlwl<lf llMiiiLlqg pnce $6000 00 c an be bought them as prayed for. a IS .EY with $1500 00 down payment, your truck rrom hin Of delivLON V GREENLEE, eTruck LoacUn1 Equlpmeet and the balance $40 !ier month ered OHIO VALLEY MFG. eBaek-Hoa ~ CUCKLER REALTY CORP., TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. (Platntltr) eDump Truck Service BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y Pllone Coolvlllt 1230. 7- 1.8-~tc J:llQDO Cheoblro 1·U7t (8 ) !0, 3tc [WEBSTER & FULTZ * DISTRICT MANAGER * Woodmen A.c.c:ident Rodney Downing . 1952 Bul('ks, $695.00. J 'lve P-IOP.\t One 500 Bll:aard e nsilage <:utter 1 B G y are go ng to get s.o.-.e ~1 · ance, Middleport, 0 FOR SA I.E: OR TRADE Two hNI buys Blaettnars, PIUlleroy, (), • l-11}3tp room house wtth clt r water gn., 8 9-flt•~~~~d •ltepi~i ~m. C~n furnace ga~ well and 33 arrrs tq;~ }J7 ~utternul <8, 3 12tc of ]And ~meral rlghl~ Tr:ll l"l 1933 Pont1ac 8 cyr $895 00. 2 dr ~ _:__ _ _ ~Wanted Phone ~07 M Vtr'! tl Sedan Hy dtamaU<·~O alld ( l(j) For I _:earord .. Smcuse R86tp lh:ater. tlawleu oJlglnal blue and white finish . Blaetlna·•· F II We nee~ l!s!rngs H I ou \~.<~nl l't • or Reat. - Extension lA den, sell your home farm or hu s Pomeroy, 0 R-tJ.6tCi Scaf~ ~a, Drop Clotbs. ness, see us All ltstJngs 'H l Clli:loa P•IJor. Middleport. tf 1063 Chivrolets u low 3 ~ Pboae 63SIJ.Jt t'ome an d g1w•n p,·omp t n!t('n 11 1 $888 00. Three of the best '53" tto n Earl 0 Mender S1' Jlea\ ;~n~where Blaettnars, Pomer9y. ( tor, Pf'art Parket· Agent, Pome0 (\.G-8t;c QM roy, Ph one 201 8 9-3tr Arthur Godfrey Strike 1t Rich Valiant Lady Love of Lif~o Sean:h for Tomorrow Guidlng Light Dougt.s F.dwurds 6 30 My Fr1 er d Fllrka 700 Vic Damone 8 uo MilliOnaire 8•30 rve t~t A SeerP.t 9 00 U S Sleel Hour 10 00 Up-to-the mmutr Ne ws 10•05 Scanning the Weat her 10 10 'J'he Late Sho"' m ll41 For Rent 12 00 Katte's K1 tchen t 2 30 As the Wor, ... Tu rn!! 1 00 Our ~Jss Brooks I 30 Houseparty 2 00 B1g Payor! 2 :«> Bob Crosby Show 3 00 Snghter Day 3 15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of Ni~ht 4 00 Th e Early Show • ao Your Esso Reporter 5·45 Sports Parade 555 3 or 4 bedroom Pomeroy or M1ddle port Phone 845 8 13-61(' hou~e Strat.~:ht-le.il Be.eglc, Female. Brown J,eld, whlte legs, black body. -;-;-;;;~t;o"'s by Oltme of "Boots" $5 reward. Call 1159 M 8 5 6tc 4 ~O.Oftl ho~ae anh bath ;;:-L~eo1n' ~gbts Phone 330M (8) · B-10.8t-c -· - - · 900 Fred War1'ng 11 15 11 30 11 45 Wanted to Rent Unfurnished (61 Lost& Fa~ WIDNESDAY CHANNEL t 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 30 Boston BlacLie 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 4S CBS News B 55 Local News 030 1030 1100 (12) U9 tf Begmrung at the Southeast eornPr of Lot No 2 ot the $ubdivi· [ ston of Lot No 86 m the Tow.n of Mtddlepor\ thence North 31 deg1ee 20' East 287 feet following the East line of sa.ld Lot No. 2 a,nd an extension thereof to the South 1ide of th1• D1smond Hollow Road; thenee m an Westerly direction 1 following the South line of 1a1d I road about 44 teet to a poi.nt v·h1('h u an extension of t~ Welt lme of saJd Lot No 2, thence 1 Ia !(NOW ~OW TO ().? JT·11-IE N SEND IT OVER Brice E. Settles- Apncy Supervisor - l OVER rN "THE VACUUM 8LIIJ.OrN6··WrLL )OJ HANQI..E ~AT "THIN6 I WASSIJF'PGSEO TO DO ~OR SPR!N6LESS MATTRESS? V~;>AH-'fOI.l PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED - I'" Sle!ll On 800 '1..0, KJT7Y·· LJH-· GrMM!! ANNALINE tl'l MY OFFIC~, WILLYA? ..... 1LO, ANNIE"• LISI-IEN·· I'M .. UH··· TIEO UP We are JooiLlnl forward to seem!( '&Jllll talking to all our old u well ., new fnenda at the big Mel,v:s County Falr Be sure to .!lee our display of •11 tlite latest In penonal Insurance. -- ~ I T,hey'll Do It EvP1rv. 1957 d.,,.,.,, wm Rus .. Burkley •nd daur~tor olj Dorton. 011011t lht Qeeeased, Earl CIIJ'ter.. 1I 4ectu.d AJo Yi11Min1 tlilf1wetk wnh re"'" ~·Y~r -FaH• P..a laU.'• ' n • S'a-.a -;:::::- - and W1Jl Cutut, itdeetued. wbott Hl' aod 1111 Ha.Ya.nd Davll ud 1tiYN Wr 1J1P trea tee llr and J4ra Mr tnd Mn William Uarrab or , Ollie Scholl and ~~ .. _....:....:;- ..=:"'"lllee ~IDt'J, plaeea or raideouce art IUlknown - - . .. _. • .. '"'~ - AutoaobJI• I d •1 ed It! lfiD.t f( c-..rietlol wert a:ue111 r:tf Boo4.. Pbohe 4!3lSJC e-20-1f 111 unnot '"'" 11Cfti1 11 , " htor wnU, Mr• Magele ('()mba and - -- _ l t11ke nolice that Lon V Greenlee, Mn Anna W1lkr fru.w Frulay un ~ Wurance Prot.ectloD. u p-lamtlfi, bled h1• pottltion 111 Sunday 1Jt., Aut". nre, Polio c..u Dar lJillnet them on thf' 29th day G) Htlla, ll.illdle;ort, Ohio July 111~7 ln Co.mmon Ple81 ~olllt Mr ud Mr11 Willjam John!ivn and children Columbu! wtre Wt-E-k:;;::;;::::;;:;~~-==~~-=-;_-:·::;:: ot Mel11 County, Ohlo. thoe nme c belna: Cue No 12,3'18, alleJinJ, enp Kut!dS ol ltf'r parr-nt11 Mr ,.ud ... U ., ... u.a. amonc other tbmgs, that the pl.aln 1fh Carvl P1trcf' ,.._,.; ".raDD tift i~.: the OWIIet w fee almple and attual popei.don of the follow Mr .. nd Mrs C'hur ~t-lrtqn and mg dncribed real a~tate, to-wll Of,!,. art llpt'f"ldmv from )Jionday The fGJiowlng rt>al estate lltu 1 uu.lil Tlual'lday at thf' hOJUI! of uled In t'tt ~ VlUaae of .Midlleport , Mn Nf'lson'• nephew In law and Cou~ly of Mell{s and Stale of Ohio Mr and Mrs Sydn..ey Grafta~~ . AJh.. and described aa followt· land Cit}, Tennessee -- Hire! Meigs County News dleport; Mrs Alma Rupt and Lu MrGu lrtt RutlaP.d, Mr. and Mn Conrad Ohlmger and ch1l dren Merle, Sheila and Naomi, Mr and Mn. Edward Venoy :\lr .n4 Mrt Elwood RowenA and children, PeCJY and D1nny and .Jacob Ament ,1 tit of Pomeroy and the hott8 M'I'IS WCHS-TV 'ChannelS Richard Vaughan . ll-ader of thf POLIO Lsn't wh1Pllfid yet, aolilnkee\ filth palo In the Joint&, or WaJrrr Balous Lau!lf rm ll1 uf ltt'a. not drop our gullrd. I don't jus t DII.Uiea, Yomltlnl or diarrhea. Explorer Post. Middleport, accompanied se vfn or the ExplGrers Wyll 1s H1ll, Pumc1oy . Oh10 Wed want 1\DJ community anywhere means aummonlni the doctor. Complet ed pla ns are be1ng an lhC' brtde to be wt ll be the flo we:on a campln.!( trip at Forked Run ll C!H 11Y W:JS l'll i ht('d ill [ht •\ ' my to experience an upsurge ln the Other Symploms nounced b,~- MISs Mary Jane Scott gul L11ke lhl8 pasl evening ~nd they D\Uilber ot lnfantJJe panJyata at the Army rc~,;rw t mg mam sta Perfnrm1ng the dulles or hcsr tNe.taueh u we bad tn Chlcaro Very often a' uunaster comiDI' retvrned home this evtmin.( on and RosC"oc W18e (or their open twn , .\shland, ! K}, MSgt Gulltl' church wcddUig wh1ch w11l 1)t' an man wtll be Rll bCt t ,\shley M1d lut 1 ummer down with t:ollo may be drowa:r lhe trip were George Hibbs, Kil Moore lor<tl Army rcC"rUJll'l an dlepor t with Guy Gilkey, Col u m ThroniJh i.n emergency mua or restless, Re may be irritable Neal, Richard Swackttammer, Dale event of Sunday, Augu~t 18 nounr<'d today The double rmg cere mon y w1U bus and WJI I! am Putkelt Da\•lon, Inoculation program we were and rcverlah. He's apt to com~ Miller, Tom Bill Clark, Bill Wernable to help brine the situation plain about beln11 moved. and re ~ be r ead at half after two o'clock offlctatmg as ushers Laudermllt, who 111 the son of er and Pat Vahgho.n undtl' coqtrol However another alst all efTorta to move him. at the Fort-st Run Methodi st There wtll be a half hour of Mr and Mrs Orland L11.udermllt, community might not have the The oOcte, ot course, &.re on your by Mrs Ben enlllitcd uJ ,der the Army's Unll <!hur('h, followed bY .. reception nupllal mu ste elde. Large nu:nben ot cases ot LI!O.ION TO MElT 1ame Cood fortune. at thf brtde's home N!!' L-' uHtg, orgunts!, a nd Bfn Ph •1 Rotation pcogra'"" "~nd will JO>n polio are so slight that the vicFeeney-Bennett Post, No 128 Miss Scott bas asked ht•r cou son .soloist the :id ln fan l1 y DlVI~ wn at Fort Line' of De!enae tlms pass them oft as simple sum~ Amertean l.Rg10n will meet Wed· sm, MI S$ Rachel Genhe1m1'1 kl be Be nmng Ga The 3cl has bePn The ftrat line of defense ts right mer colds And many more har~ 1 nesday at 7 30 p m at th Legion her m1Hd of honor and M1ss B, r ThC' brtdr IS the d;Jughter ur l1 aler!C'd tor ~urope m ea.rly 1958 there In your own home And you bor the virus wllhout any vU!Ible J Hull ll hall been announced tbat bara Swil:lher and Miss Sarolyn Mr and Mrs Juhn SC'o!l, Forest The young sold1e, a.ttended are the front line troops react! om at all 1958 membership cards are avaJI. Harmon of Pom eroy wtll be the Run anrl Mr W1se 1s the son of 1 Pomeroy H1gh Schnol Unfortunately, lt'J not alwaye Very often a youngster comlnB ablf !or me mberl! bnde1maJds RozanM Knigh t of 1 Mr and Mrs C R W1 <>e M1ddle ' u 1lmple to diagnose a case or the disease and comparativelY Pt. Fleasant, W Va , cousin of port / Laudernult 1e ported to Fort JIOllo aa: :you mta:ht lmi!,Jine The lew are serloualy aftected In tact, - - J ac kson, s c. rm lllltlal pro chlel atumbllrl.g block Ia (hat about half ot those who get the PLAN PICNl'C eessmg and furtht'r <~ ssti{ IJment lbere 11 no chamcterlBtlc aign or dlaeaae seriously enough to evenRose Lodge, AuxllThe While tend were Mrs Wilham Souhl!Jy, Lo Fort Rennmg, where he wd l aymp\Om which La found. In every ,t.uaUy become paralyzed recover ury of the BI1otherhood l of Rail:vlrs Pal Tra('~ Mr~ Lloy{\ Wngh\ complete baste trammg cue. completely And manf more have road Trainmen, will have 1 picnic Mrs Henry Hc,wh \11s Frank ·--- - ---~ Stu.d.ln NHdtd only sUght arter effect.s Hllt, Mrs Nu1bert Nt!ulzim~ , al the Middleport Roo.daide Park Laboratory studtel!l often are But d on t count on odds to proWednesday The .supper will be Deeded to establish a d iaKnoals teet you or your children Ut>e )f1 s Ch<trl cs Butt. M1 ~ Juntot 8t!rved at 6 p m Members are to ICCurat.ely And these testa can'tlcommon sense Consult your tarn Mrs. I.arry .Jacobs was gue;t of ( harlc~ Lewb, Scha efer, Mrs bring a covered dish and theJ.r ta, be made until symptoml!l develop Uy doctor. honor at a layt~tte sho~e1 lo' nduy Mrs Steve Eblm, \.lt·s Ch11rle:; ble ~erv1ce Tb.at'a why U'a of the utmoat QllESTIOM JIKD ANSWER evemng given by Mn Chrford Karr Sr, Mrs nanu OIJVCI Mr-. Importance to detect and report P 0 · If a woman has been Jacobs ~I her home, L.11ureJ Cliff •• lien F.tchln~er und Mr ~t Gel" to Jour doctor Immediately any operated on and at~rlllzed, 11 tt Gifts \\'ere plaeed on 11 tabl e with :.~ld Kelly PLAN BAkl SALE .utple.lon or ,POlio. ponlble for her to Have another The Fl:Yin& Kalilla Palltol of luce cover snd centered with a lit e~peclaU)' alert 1t anyone In operation so t11nt .she 'can b.i.ve Troop 246, Boy Scouts of Amer1ca, lar1e doll \tut tamlly, particularly a chll<l, another baby'! BEARS ARE BOLSTEREO w11J have ~ Hake Sale i~turday at con1pla1n1 that he cannot bend Anawer In moat r.ase11, an op. Games we re played dunng the the Sports Cenler at~trtln.il at 10 b.tl hea.d forward u rar aa usual. eratlon to reetore the fallopi&D evening with prtzeH awartled the RENSSELAER, I nd UP- Earl a m Be on the lookout &lao 1'or a tubes cannot be carried out sue~ wtnner.s Leggett and Jack Johnson mem fiVIl aasoclated with a bad head- ceaaCully, However, to some few Afler the bonored guest open hers of the All Stm· squad whiCh ache, or with muscle palna tn the instances such restora~ion of the td ~er many lovely g1fh l'ef~·es h lost to th ~ Nt•w York Gtnnls SCOUT DAY AT CAMDIN lea• or al"JM or neck or ba.ck. tubes '- sometimes po.R.slble menl¥ of lndlVldup] eakl:' squares last F'nday nJKht ha ve JOI!Il'd th e Boy Scout8, Cub• Explorers, DurlDI thla pollo seaaon bt You Dllg;ht consult with the lopped wltlt a pank and blue Chtcagu Be ars and tn!l } II Pilea r 111 Scou.tmuten and Troop ~ommit· IUI1)1cloua even or minor upalltl physician who performeD tbe teemen will be admlttod to Cam- bootie, and Ice cream were surv Salualay n1gh t'~ t·Kh tiH lwn ia m~ aDWDI the children A alight cold operaUOJL den flark, Huntington, !or $1 aft· ed by the hosle.!l~ F11,von were wtth the Ptttsbur.,:h &tcde1 s Ill elwo' ltbl• r•tn•l••dka•• roa. : -:-:-:-:--:::---:-:------::--~---:--:----:--- I er 1 p. m on Aua:ust 24 and may small bluu basslnet.ll filled with Jack.sonvtlle, Fla -eojoy any •idOl In the Park,''"· mints. accordJnc to th~ announC!ment reAtttndlfll were :Mrs Emest LEAFS GET CONACHIR Ceived by local Scout1. Van Inwtten, M.rs. Guy Ulng TORONTO UP-Manager How~Irs. Richard Beach and Mh le Mt::ck.er of the Toronto Maple Shtrley Lewis, Middleport, Mrs NIW AUtVAL Everett Lightfoot, Mrs Rober! Lt afs of the Nat10m:l Hockey Mr and Mrs Harold Lemley lawen, , Mn c;:harlea Diehl, Mrs League sald Mond ay he has s1gn· The family ot Mr ant! Mr~ The Sfcond Annual Flnlaw Re· have annoulle!ed the birth. ol a sev- Ernest Powe ll, Mrs. Lew Diehl , ed wmg Pe te Conacher, son of llerhert Mlllt!r held a r('unlon un1on was held at the Rock Springs ell pound one ounce Jon, Bobby Mra James Gilmore Mrs Phil the f01rnOus Ct1a1 lle Conacher snd !<lunduy at the Mlller homl', Hut ll'airgrounda, Aug 4 Joe, aL the MeiJR General HospltJI WI ' Mn tra weilm 11 n Mra th~t he- wlll play durmg th e tra1n lund Rn11d After a bGuntiful picnic dmner, They al~o have three older aona, cu(~Ord Eber,llbach , Jud y <1tilnor~ mg s•·aaon on ,1 \me with cc nter A plrnle dinner was ~ f'r vt • d at whtch wu~ 1erved In the Grange Charles, Rlehard and Eddie. Tbe Tod Sloun and wmg Ron SLewurt d tb honor~d guest noon and ln tht• uflt'rnoo , soft H,all , & ~horl budneu meetlng wu11 j' arandparents are Mr and Mrs. ' 811 8 dfn& alfb l:lut unnhle tn al· en _ bull , b!uhninton and Mroup ~ln.ll· held and Mrs F."Q Flnllnv. ZanM- Eddie. Romlnll and Mn. Etta ville , wa1 electt!d presideol, Mrs Brooks ls a great lilrandmother. inlil Wt!re enjoyed PreKenl were Mr and Mr3 Ben1lce Evuns, Pomeroy , R D , Marvtn Mf."Gubc, Mingo Junct 1on secreta ry-tre nsurer Meigs County AtRI¥11 MOMI Mr tnd Mn Herbert Gliu;e .md Specialist Srd Clast Lewia E. daUiilhten, Charlolle, Brendll Rev Walter Arnold aave a short talk and thf' group joined hands Stnith, aon of Mr. and M.,. Ed Helen and Patrlr i11 or Clevelan£1 10 a eirele and 1an.il, ''Blest ee Th~ , J. Smith, West Main St. w.. o baa Mr ami Mu to' rank Neubauel' , Tie That Binda", betn tCatic.fttd In Wertbeine, Jersey City, N J , Mr and Mrs Following 11 a llat of thoee pr~ Germany -the put. 13 m~Ula Roy Miller and ehlldren Lo1 etta, t ent· Mr ad Mra. E. N. Arnold, Jande4 in tbe UnltH 8tttet Sat~ ~ Claudia. Skipper and Jeffrey ol Carl Arnold and cll.utbter, EaJe, urday b:Y plaDJ. ~peeiaU,t Strtltb Syracuse Mr and Mn . Arthur Evant, Mr. wa• dlaeh¥rea trGm camp Janie Mlller, Pomm·oy Rt 1· and 1tlrl. PhU Ohllnaer and Annt Sheridan, mtnoil, before coming Mr and Mn James Reed and Marte lnd Phll, Jr, Mr and Mrs home children, Dav1d and- Ruth, Mlrl· Don Hunnell, Mike, Arnold , And· M··ller Fam•'ly Reunion Held Sunday Aug. II Currf'ut My Lt1tle M <~.rgu1 B1 tde and Gro0m Queen For A Day Modern Romance£ Comedy T1m~ Movietlme Popeye Present! Spinach Playhouse Weathereast Sports Eye NBC News Festlvdl o£ StaNI P E. nic Meet McGraw Summer Playhous!!' Nat KinK Cole Sbow O'Henry PlayhouseA M,m Ca lled X ?J .. .,.,, Headhnes Nttewatcb Tomght ,JGN OFF 100 1s CAMPING 30 12 30 or lr IIIIIWIII. IIUNDESIII, M.D. Romper Room The Pru:e is klih l 1Tuth or coo~~equenc~• 'l'tc Tac Dough It Could i3t- YOll Tex ~ Jinx ' 'uo I Daily Sentinel Dav Book "' ' "" C: HANN IL l ~l&D On ~'oday 655 PHONE 398 Wednesday TUESDAY l Defense Against Polio Begins On Home Front WANT ADS TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chanr~e13 One-Time Resident Of Meigs Writes From City Asking We Open Our Homes To Travelers Seeking Rest, Quiet ot Andrew Taieo, dtoUilled, R.obnt Tato, 11 TaiO, 11 (20 B) I nsuronce - •oR C9NIIS1'11iJ1iT l!UINI'ULB Rliatll/ft 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Aug. 13, 1957 I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.lrfiddieport, 0 ., Auf. 13, 1957-3 • Heme Or!IH: Uaeelp, Nllllnlklt .. For the lint tar llalllfr wer••• (ID Studeb.Wffir;;f?ackard -- ~ ~~,~~fot.l �... ' • I A rather startling suggestiOn comes (rom weary for free . Mr. Fredryoh P Nelson of Washmgton D C . Cou ld anything be made of the Open Door former resident here . ::~.nd a nattve of Metgs pohcy m Southeaste rn Oh10 htlls' P robably County He recommend s v.e ktrk about 130 not 1f the objecttve Wl'rt.• flnanttal gam years away from our Cllstoms to g;un onc.:e Fnendhness bought and pa1d f01 never 1111gs more that whtlh ut one tulle was untqut-• 111 hke a real silver dolliJJ Rut ge nerosity and a America: wholesome "U's nice to have you here" feel· 1ng between folks 1s an a ttl al' tl ve kind of huUniversal fr1endhr.e ss of the frontter Traveling Britishers, and staJd Boston cof· man adton It would be of great mterest tf the 1dea fee house habJtues always were staggered b~ could be organized mto act1on 1 the open door customs of the early west The The negative reaction to this is that , " Oh . trave ler n ever had to worry it ne had spotted in advance wh ere pioneer cabms were strung now with TV, the daily job whether on farm along the tratls A hot meal, something to or on coostruction or at the office or store, sleep on, and a roo( ove-1 hts head were :J S· nobody wants the hou se clutterod up with sured strangers.'' Mr. Nelson wrote: No one should deny that most people feel 11 Wh)' don't you suggest in your editorial that way now. Yet that this is so prevalent Is coluritn§ that the people of Meir;s County op· not jiteOJ!da·ined in any edict from the Great en their homes to tray eJers '1\iho want to Universa1 Law. We have fallen Jnto it as into spe nd a lillie time in your beautiful hllls'''' a void. as if drifting, too busy with our own He continues by recommendmg the larger anxieties and fear~ , our pressures to "get homes maintain a room or two for the outsld· ahead'' and to sec,ure our penon_9Juture recer looking for a bit of peace and qui et, and gardless our brother's fate ... commumon with God We suspicion that the families that might This is the age in which Henry J Kaiser so open their homes, and were fortunate expects to make his 50th , or BOth-which enough to have visitors, wouJd be rewarded it ?-million dollars by throwmg up swank ho1 rJchly, It wouldn't be coin of the realm , per~ tels and "rest camps" for the ulcerated matn- haps Rather, It should be in lustre to the spi· land moneybags visiting in Hawaii We might rlt Which is never purchased on bargain day, try the opposite method. Open ou1 hills to the or any day. 7UO 1000 I 10 30 ll 00 I 11 I? T~IP 00 130 ji)O 345 400 4 30 5 30 600 630 635 0 ~fl 0 " • ~ ( r / '" 700 7 30 8 00 830 9 00 9 30 10 00 10 30 10 40 l? 00 I 00 Scott-Wise Church Wedding To Be Event Of August 18th 7 OJ 7 30 8 00 IJ 45 8 55 9 00 Layette Shower Gl·ven To Hono"r Mrs. Larry Jac,obs WJEH t 30 10 ::.0 ll ·OO Jl 15 I 30 ]I 45 12 00 12 30 1 oo 1 30 2 IYJ 2 ::ro 3 00 3 15 3 30 4 00 15 30 l5 45 5 55 6 00 6 15 6 30 7 00 7 30 B 00 8 30 9 00 g 30 10 00 10 05 10 10' 11:50 ,., m. I Second Annual Finlaw Reunion Held August 4 Daily on 990 s I On Your Radio Dial Writer Fair Ohve Ingraham i~~ • rea , Jtmny and Terry Evans, Dr and Mrs. Sellm Blazewle:r:, Phyllls and Effie, Mr Ernest Flnlsw, Mrl Helen Leitheolt, ¥f. and Mrs Rleh1 arcl Jl'lnlaw Tamara and Steph~n Mr. and Mfs Jaek Snrden, Danny: Debbie and David 111 or Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs John Cunningham anci son& Jr..hnny and Jimmy, of Galltp.ollt, M'r and 1Mre. Sam Arn· Ml!a Beryl Lch~w ol Columbus old, Dorothy , Sam, Jr. and Patlpent . the weekend w\ih her 11unt, rlek of Syraruso. Mill Sue Lebew and J S HartenRev and Mra Walter Arnold , bleh .an Muon Clty and !'IOnl, Art..hur and W~ltt!r Jr , The· D~ily·Sentinel I)IVOTJI.:D TO ARBA Brookville, Ohlo; Mr. and Mt1. El· mer Flnlaw and Elmer Jr., of. Harrisonville, Mrs J. R. Finiaw, Mr. and Mrs. R. 1.. Pamer (Connie) and son, Ray; Mr and M.N. Don Finlaw. Becky, D.ebb)t IJ'Id Mike, all of Zanesville; Mr. and Mu. cart McKeever, Jim, Dic'k and Brenda of Dayton A total or 84-- attended. Mra. Madlfe Martin wa• un&ible to be prelfent to the dluppolntment or all. It wu decided to hold next year's reunion at the some- pl1ce the flrat Sunday In Aueu1t. Four Birthday's Honored Sunday !tlr11. Allen Nelaon of Rutland en· b.~.t Ml • tertatned at her borne, Sunday, with a Pl<!llf ,hp~l!'f the blr\1>.· ~t. tbl JOlt atne. at Pum d171 ot bv hv.Jblftd, Allen, ~n~ , ' , 1 three nleces Susie Mar1aret and ~all!-'cDe~ll<en> bJ 0ear:rier •'f" onU~~ Earlene Renshaw of Minersville, ~1 at 'l'be ally Sent .n1 oil , .....,. "':'j G Others preJent at the r(ellon .ncc-o-;: 13.80.. By motor rctUte , ll411able: home were ¥1'1. Earl lit tb: ~ontba. . . . ., "-011111, Mra. Ja.mes Stewllrt and da111 I , 1 .1""eo'- ,..- ;f''!' ter, :l!r ....111 "'""'" by Tbt Oblo v 1.., tiel> Tonia 1M ol SwtM Point. $71· • - · 0. 81111.._ o111oo pboot lflf via StetOarl ond dallllh\o•, S,U,, of MIIOR C&t)'. AUGUST 14-17 TUESDAY CHANNEL I Jimm1e Dean Boston Blachie Captaut KanwuroU: CBS News Loc:J.I Newl!i f'-ed Warmg lrUtur Godfre' Strike It Rlcb Vahant Lady Love of Life Searc~ h r Tomorrow ~Uidlt:g Light Katie '~ Kttchen As the World TurnJ Our Mw Brookl Hou&eparty B1g Payott Bob rrosby Show Brl&hter Day Secret 5torm Edge of N1g!:.t The Eariy Show Your Euo Reporter Sports Parade Wt~~therman Achon Douglas Edwarda Telt~ho ne Time Phll Silvers Show Pnvale Secretary 1'o Tel! the Tr uth Spotlight PlayhouS& $64,0..,.0 Quest1on Sp1ke Jones Show UP-to.the-minute New11 Scanmng the Weather The Late Show :.:=__:__ 'fl.Kluy Huwp•·r Houru 10 00 'l'ttt' f'J I!.t' I ' Hla]h! ' 10 10 '1'1 uth or lun••LIUt'I• C' ~! ll 00 I'lL' r_., Dough II 30 H Could Rt> lo~u 1200 Cutrllnt 100 }fv Little !d1~g1e 130 Bndt> ;,rul t.room 200 Matine,. Th,...ater 3 00 Qt!een for a TJay ·lodern il~'~m:w:~ees 341' 400 comedy 'ltme 430 Mov1etlme 530 Pop-~} E' PrPs.. ~ts 5 45 News Pleture6 ou Spm~ch PlayhuU!t 6 30 Weatherca st 635 Sports E} t:: s 4n NBC Nt!WS 700 Mayor of tht• Town 7 30 Father J(nows Bt'st 8 00 Kraft TV 'l'ht!uter 900 This is Your Ltfe 930 Waterfron t LO00 Masguerade P&rly 10 30 News Heudllll e.l!l 10 40 Nltewatcb 12 00 Tomgt:.t (Come In and flad oul about detail•) I Jrt••dtluerte,. for Used Coal furnace ~ .. or 24' ~•..Dite L'l&llrle - Lite Cedar ' Prefer with pipe. James Bearhs l:btats - LAU Wtado\t F~ Rt No 3 Pomeroy 0 S.IO 3tr Frlgtdaue Rtfrig.,atqn. ' ltker Furniture, Mldd,lefort, Ohle j :-:-::-:---:-:-:----:---: I --- - - - A-;:;to Sales ... TUESDAY CHANNEL 13 10.59 Sign on 11 00 Adventures iD LtlarnlnJ 12 00 Libence 12 30 Ttle Gretchen Wade Show 1 15 1 30 3 00 4:00 S 00 Neighbors Movie Matinee Amertean Bandstand Cartoon Cllub Mickey Mouse Club Five Star Ftna1 John Daly •o.d New1 Cheyenne 7;30 Wyatt Earp 800 Broken Arro\l '30 Telephone Time 9 00 f S~y 9 ao Public Defender '10 00 New& of the Night 10 10 Theater 13 11 30 Sign Oft 600 6 I~ • ao 17) Help W i'988Jfuicks~ow SATURDAY Admitted, N&.llCy Reed, Middleport ;Lewis LaRue, Cheshire James Y.oung, Clifton; JOe Turner, Middleport; Edward Brown, Rut land, Maude Bridgett, Racme. Diseharg~d. Mrs. Harry Craig, Middleport Weat herman 1 ~~~URANCE AGENCY fiN. Automobile, Hetllb ACCIDENT ce..,.ttv eM ....,. -.H.. 1 Reo I Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT 0tt10 613UA PHONES I 631t Mn Anm Miller and Mn ~la,.e· &le Comb$ epent fr~ Tl¥!•4iY uut1l Thur.C.ay at t"e home of Mr and Mra Evereu lll'"K.nlght at Po1neroy. While there lbe.y at· tended a W C T U m~ting •' the home of Mrs F•ye Rawhn g01 ~~~~=--:;-~=--~~:/ Nort South 31 degree 20' West to the ~ _ ~ hwest t~>rner 91 satd Lot No (21) Real Estate . 2 and f<>llowing ltie Weot line of Mrs Cla1r Nelaon and lwo sons attended M V H eamp aL the !.an· cast('r Camp grounds last week Housf' for sale br:ick, r1ve 100111 bath all ut 1J1ties Priced rf'a sona hle I:H3 Third St li.1Jd tlll• j)O"t ' 8 13 3!!" •• Guesls of Mr and Mrs Ca11.b Bta ley on Sunriay were Mrs Cledyth Hvwell Columbus and Mr and Mra L E Sharp Charles ton Mr and Mrs Robert Kennedy and chtldre n wereo the ruests of h1.s parl'nt s, Mr and Mrs 'nleodore Kenl!kdy from Fnday WJtU Sunda y. Lot for a total d1stance of 254 I:sa1d fee t to the Soutbwest corner of , I said Lot No 2 on the North Side I uf the Rutland Road, the~ In a Southeasterly direction follCiwmg I the SoLJth lil'e ot .said Lot 2 t.o tbe I plaC'e O( beg1!1nlng BeiDiil all of sa id Lot No 2 of SubdiviPon 65 and a parcel on the Northerly llde the reof e.xte!ldUlg t o Lbe Diamond Hollow Road I I ltlrte It's Meigs County's 94th AnnuoJ and It's BIGGER Than Ever! ROCK SPRINGS FAIR GROUNDS Pomeroy, Ohio WEDS. THURS. FRI. and SAT.T AUG. 14th •• 17th HARNESS RACING ·· · · · · · · 2 P.M. THURS. RUNNING RACES ·· · · ·· · · · · · · · · 4 P.M. THURS. HORSl SfWW · · · · ·· ·· ·· · · ·· ·; · · 7 P.M. THURS. EXHIBITS- WLW Midwestern Hayride - PARADE BIG BEND FOLLIES- FIREWORKS - BAND CONCERT CONTESTS . ' ( 181 * .BAND CONCERT *PARAD& *FIREWORKS '"COME ON OUT and ENJOY THE FUN" GENER.AI.ADMISSION ADULTS 50< CHILDREN UNDER 1% ADMITTED FREE ~c=oo=k=e=c=·=·~========~======~"===='~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· Scle 19! 119) · Business I ' WHlCH 4·DOOR' SEDAN IS RIGHT FOR YOU '1 (Xhere'a one to BUi4- everg prejer_ence and purse) - ·· ' .. I Th.o hl4obuer CHAMPION ~ l"owtred witb Stv.debali:ar'1 eoonomlcal Swee~flfl Bi& - - ---·-= ~~~~~~~~~~~;~ --- ~ 3 year old ridm1 hone. Bryon "-·~·~.es REAL ~STATE FOR SALS. Harm ~eeQ&ville , Ohio. Phone ~'Y '-· 9 room dwelling. lwu baths, eas Coolvilh. 3716 8·13-3tc Custo" BJ.Lilt Kitchen lbtch('ns tly converted lo a doubl e fllr l:l?sliUlfd fQI' Y9U.I' t\omc Free rental propertr tn tow n, sec eltlmates Foreman & Abbot! thts before yoo huy PbQne eaM-Y. ·6-tr 53 acres on Route 7 near new 8 Ea;-tr.rn ~ocal school G~d bu1ldmg lutes 12 acre!! or lim· her Look to the ful ure, buy .. th1s for $5,000 00 Usod Wmdow sash removed .:.360 sq feet o£ stora ge spaee from Central School B~o~llding. High and dry ElccJ.rlcJty In $1 00 per eaeh Call SuperinbUilding, coal furnace if need· tendent's Offtce 6074.J. ed Close to Pomeroy, Ohio, with caretak~r hvmg next 8-l:f-3tc door. I£ you have n eed ro,. Thmatoe5 large, P(ok. M:exlc,us, slofage space, or plan to start non·aeld. Second Hollie Eut a small husmess see thiS from school house. Wm. H. F~;~r further tnform:l.tJOn call or Holmes, Syracuee, OhJO see 8-13-if GEORGR S. HOBOTETTER. J~. RE4L ESTATE BROKER. Navy Log Ozzie and Harriet Moment of Decblon Wednesday N1ght Fights Sportseope News of the Night Theatre 13 Sign Off Mt;IGS GINEIAL HOSPITAL Admitted, Mrs Mary Fiishcr, Pomeroy, ~rs Sally Wolfe, Racme ~rs. Eska Parker, ·Long Boltnm; Mrs. Martha W1lhams, PQomeroy, Fred Gans, Pomeroy Discharged , Mrs Vtctor Bahr, Long Bottorn, Mrs Tre~sle Spenci)J Chester ., J. H. Eaftm1n, Salesman 225 E. 2!\CI St. Pllone 232 Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-13·3tc --· -- Legal Notice 'IK Royal Dodge $12'00 Llihon by owner. Phone !?~'~' 3113. ,.&lltt 'TO 'EM•···4N' 1).1&1- GJ.l!ES.~ BLOCK CO. I MH• North fff ,.,..,._ HEIFERS FOR SALE: 1 Jersey, J Guernsey, 4 Hoi~ 1telna. ALL from O.G.B.A. Slraa.. Two lresb now, rest soon. Don BlANCHE CHURCH Local Represent•- Opal Fltzpatrkk ,\nduoqn. Rul\~d, • Y11 ~- JJinette Boil> • ;~~g1t1on. Cldl Racine \,A.,~~ ~dmlnistrator (8) 10, 12, 1'3 , 14, 15, 16, 6tc NOTICE 0 F APPOINTMENT Executor E1tate of Lilll•n G. Durst deu1Md Notice 1s hereby given that AI· bert H. Durst -whose Post OCfice •address IS Pomeroy, Ohio has been duly appomted as Executor or the E~tate or LJ!ltan G Durst late o£ Me1gs County, Ohip, deceased. D at~d t his 2nd • day of August 1957 Jo.hn C. 8teon Judo• of the Probatt Court, A-:---..,-LEG 7 L-:N -:c0:::Ticii- - Meigs County, OhiD Bids Wlll be re~:elved by the un· (8) 6, 13 20, 3tc dersigned for the s'a]e or house and other property owned by Dora Romme m Qexter. OhiO Property appraised at $6,800 00 Understgned will sell same to lhe h1ghesl bidder at a price which must be tlle Probate Court of , Ohio This home ls in country and ~ ~ several times the appraised ~ew $299•oo BAKER PotQeroy, Ohi o ~to •.~.1314t~.t6mc I IIBtp Umversal Gas Rana;e, Cbrol!}e Sel. in tJ<tll•~l LEGAL NOTICE 8Jds will now be rcceJved by the undersigned oo the home for · merly ownetl by Dora M Bearbs In Kerrs Run, Pomeroy, Ohio Proper· ty appraised at $1 ,600 00 and cannol be sold for less than appr~uerl price, subjeCt to the approval of the Probate Court of Meigs County Ohio ' Hugh Bearh!J Exeeut~x Qblo. B U Btp Plck up V8. Henry Jkhi', ~nc Bottom,l)bio. fl;lone ~Qivlllo ' LEGAl NOTICE Robert 1'ate, Wtll Tat e, Earl Car· W @~d Wjll Cart", whO•• places of resldenee are unknown and e~ ~ not be 1scertained; and the un· tm The Brlglnest CorHI: known liein, devisees, legates exe· In Middleport cuto'rs, admmH!trators nnd •Yigns _ _ _ _ _ _.,......;._ _ __ FURNITi UDE 'A•• • . . hand&ame1y, yet laue--' Oi...Uy atyled •• &be c~ ploD Delwc:e il • diatlaetl.,. 41r at an attncti~ 1nt .badpt. COlt.. Attorneys (7) 30, (8) 6.for13,Plaintiff 20, 27, (9) 3, tO, 71c SYBJL EBERSBA CH i950f0RD ! ... Life Co"'pony u 1 ·-=-==-- CHANNEL ll WED 10·59 Si.:n On ll 00 Adve ntures 111 Learning 12 00 L.iberace 12·30 'l'he Gretchen Wsde Show 1:15 Neighbors 1•30 Movie Matmee 3:00 American Bandrtand 4:0(1 Cartoon Club 5•00 Micke)· Mouse Clult 600 Five Star Flnal 6:15 John Daly & the Newt 6 ·30 Disneyland :ao Pomeroy ttenonolt Mr and Mts John M1lln and son, Larry, Harri.lbra:, are the a:uesl.tl oi Vonlev, i:thel and r>auy MJ!Jer Sunday and Monday ted I "18bl Auto$ervices ROO Aatu n 7 3G 8 00 8 .30 9 00 9·45 10:00 10 10 1 11 I Rent or Sale WHTN-TV Channel13 ------ Langsville Mr and Mrs Theodore K~nnedy SPfnt a S und:~,\' at the t&ome- of her That plamtiff and h1s predecessuter, Ida Kennedy, at Rodney sors m title ha~ held said real Mr •nd Mrs Cash Braley called eslate adversely, openly and ft()o tonously as agamst e'ach and e~ery on Mrs. Clov1s Kerm 2n Weodneid'J; one of said de[endants for a period Guests of ~rs . Clov1.s Kerman m excess of lwenty-one years; that dunng the last month ere Mu part of said real estate w&s owned Kerman's brother, Soott Tipton Sr. by one Andrew Tate and wu own- and Mrs John Bartholow •nd 10n ed by him at the time oi his death, Scott TIPL<ln Jr and children, Mr as $OOIJ00. J Wanted; Hou8eteeper for elderly FOR SALE· 4 year old home 4 whtch occurred in the year 1882; and Mrs JJohn Bartholow and son. that sa1d Andrew Tate d1ed lntes· Larry, and Mrs KermJn's !ftSter, For good buys, th(1roughly re couple Phone ~8 X 8 13 3tc rooms a nd bath w1th basemrnt Latl' and on the 4th d&J of Au,cwt. Mrs Eva Petera, all o.f Colu(ll'l,us. cond1honed VB's and str 8'!!. Inside and Outside House PamtAutomatiC forced atr furnace. 1911 , Robert Tate, Will Tate, Earl Blaettnars, Pomeroy, ()., q..IJ.tit~ I ing, chimney and roo£ work of .storm wwdows 3 ~cres of lanfl Cart ~r and Will Cafter together Mr and Mrs Dale Ho~ell Sprmg· all kinds, also carpenter work One m1le north of ( hfster on Rt w1th Lhe1r f pOuse-s, mtended to f1eld , and Mr and Mrs Keith How19M Fords as low all $89fl 00 ell and children, Richmond. Ind Free estimates 20 years exper-j 7 Glenms Hoffman Chester 0 !"Onvey ~ ll that part of sa•d real Bo1 h or these ears we ean relana also, Mrs Pearl 8rO('hml'yer ience Reasonable prices Call B 12 3tp estate whtf'h was oWned by !Wd commend fully Blaettn~n. and grandson, Bobbte and Mr and Pomero)' Mft.J 8 12 l2{p Andrew Tate at the time of his Pomeroy, 0 8-Q.fttc Mrs Kenneth Ward Columbus death to one or the predecessors m WANTED CARRIER Girl or bOy LJ tle to the plawhff but that by lQ54 Chevrolets as low as $995.00 Mr and Mrs Cbarlt!s Baylen, for Rutbnd Route. Contact The madvertenee only d escribed part Nttro, W Va were the eueats ol for dean cars With and withDally Sentinel. 8 12 tl OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS -livery of said r eal EState, that the posse.sout power glide A)l !our doors Mr and Mrs W E Crouser and so often a property eomeq up for sJOn of the plamt1ff and his pre- family Sunday. Blaeltnan, Pomeroy, 0 . B·9-6tc sale, wonderfully located but de~:esoo rs In tJtle as to all or .s 1ud Middle Aged woman who needs The W E Crouser farnJly at· ncedmg work 1ll n11 depart- real estate has b~n asserted as home to be companion for tended the Crouser reuiuon • al ments, that w1\l make a wond erWYLLIS JE~P Station Wagon with mlddle-aged lady Wr1te p 0 ful return on the lnH!stm ent. an uneqUivoca l clatm of ownership Hundred, W VA Sunday July 28 overdrive Good condttion Call Box 45, Pomeroy Ohio. 8-8-l2tp Such a property, 22 <l! res lo of the enttre IItle to said re.al Mr and Mrs Frank Rathburn 22,9. 8 12 ate fstate het emabove desert bed That had for guests Mr and Mrs Fib)' ('II I e d on th e R tver Roa.d a b ove h d r d · Ractne with an old ]OJ:: house t e e en al'ltS herem might clum Wise Pomeroy, Mrs John Mogas With 7 rooms, another 4-room l an tn te res~ tn an d to .said real and !"htldren and Donald Wlse Col· hou se 111 lhP back a utility bu ld- estate by re11s'on of the Incorrect umbus; J }I Rathburn, Athens, -··-=-:-----::• H. RAWlliiGS SONS 0.. - 24 ing With a cellar' a good sn:on d£'Scnptwn used 1n the aforesaid 'Ohio bour lllfret"\:er Senlee. D11 barn several old fruit trees Ap. deed and aJ.y further mterest or Elmer Nel:ion had !or gu~st.s Pbone 622'1' 1'11-.Jtt Phone prOXImate ly 15 acres tillable cla•m tha t srud defendants might Thursday his brother, Charles and 'IWIP..X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH PriCed at onl y $3500 00 and can assert Js nol .~~:now n to the plamllff l>EALIWI 8 I U be bought with a down payment The prayer o{ sm d pehhon u Mrs Nelson, Wuted-PAPER H.\NGI]I;G- 25 o( $1500 OG, balance like r ent that earh ar.d e-very onf of the ~or y&ll'a exPerience Free et~' I HIGHWAY PROPERTY ~ 5 acres above defendants be compelled to mate,a, L. V Reisincer, Racin • CANNING tomatoes $1 25 bushel good level land 4 m1l es from assert any c1a1m they may have m Box 124, Ohio. 7-!S·' ~ Bl'lnJ' conlatnel s Janet llanPomeroy 6-room hot1sr.- wtth and to !laid 1eal estate or be barred u~1. Racine, Ohto B·lHi:lC bath, enclosed porch. and very therefrom , that the clauus, 1f any, good cellar Henhouse Crtb, and of sa1d defendants be declared in· garage $8000 00 This ts the l}p e \'a hd that plamhff's t1tle m and FOR 8.\LE - Apples New Haof property so orten wanted and to sa1d real estate be quieted and ven Orc'hard, New ftaven Phone!;--~:-----::---·! ..... .~ seldom fo~.;nd that each of sa1d defentants be TU-24688 7·2911 For FARM - 25 acres with 8 acres forev er barreC from asseltmg any -------- ~ bottDO'Lland . balanct-- in pasture c1atm to sa1d real est1 te and for PING PONG TABLE for sale. Several fnul tree~ 8 room house other rel:ef. ,.BY the Phone tn.J.Y. 8 5 6tp w1th bath natural gns and elee· Hour SaJd dl'fPndants are requ1red to trtctly Barn, cellar an d mtlk· GRAVELY 111ACI'OR SALES 111l4 or house. 3 miles from Mtddleport, answer send petition on or before Sfrvico. R. A. Finl1w. Sll &. and lh m1le from Rou te 7 w1th the 28th day of September, 19.57, Contred"' Alain St., Pomeroy 7 · 24 · :!7H~. bus and the OhiO Rtver Total or Judgment Will be l~ken agatnst Saw dust and shavmrs. loaded in eGrVIIdliR»~I·LDlwl<lf llMiiiLlqg pnce $6000 00 c an be bought them as prayed for. a IS .EY with $1500 00 down payment, your truck rrom hin Of delivLON V GREENLEE, eTruck LoacUn1 Equlpmeet and the balance $40 !ier month ered OHIO VALLEY MFG. eBaek-Hoa ~ CUCKLER REALTY CORP., TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. (Platntltr) eDump Truck Service BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y Pllone Coolvlllt 1230. 7- 1.8-~tc J:llQDO Cheoblro 1·U7t (8 ) !0, 3tc [WEBSTER & FULTZ * DISTRICT MANAGER * Woodmen A.c.c:ident Rodney Downing . 1952 Bul('ks, $695.00. J 'lve P-IOP.\t One 500 Bll:aard e nsilage <:utter 1 B G y are go ng to get s.o.-.e ~1 · ance, Middleport, 0 FOR SA I.E: OR TRADE Two hNI buys Blaettnars, PIUlleroy, (), • l-11}3tp room house wtth clt r water gn., 8 9-flt•~~~~d •ltepi~i ~m. C~n furnace ga~ well and 33 arrrs tq;~ }J7 ~utternul <8, 3 12tc of ]And ~meral rlghl~ Tr:ll l"l 1933 Pont1ac 8 cyr $895 00. 2 dr ~ _:__ _ _ ~Wanted Phone ~07 M Vtr'! tl Sedan Hy dtamaU<·~O alld ( l(j) For I _:earord .. Smcuse R86tp lh:ater. tlawleu oJlglnal blue and white finish . Blaetlna·•· F II We nee~ l!s!rngs H I ou \~.<~nl l't • or Reat. - Extension lA den, sell your home farm or hu s Pomeroy, 0 R-tJ.6tCi Scaf~ ~a, Drop Clotbs. ness, see us All ltstJngs 'H l Clli:loa P•IJor. Middleport. tf 1063 Chivrolets u low 3 ~ Pboae 63SIJ.Jt t'ome an d g1w•n p,·omp t n!t('n 11 1 $888 00. Three of the best '53" tto n Earl 0 Mender S1' Jlea\ ;~n~where Blaettnars, Pomer9y. ( tor, Pf'art Parket· Agent, Pome0 (\.G-8t;c QM roy, Ph one 201 8 9-3tr Arthur Godfrey Strike 1t Rich Valiant Lady Love of Lif~o Sean:h for Tomorrow Guidlng Light Dougt.s F.dwurds 6 30 My Fr1 er d Fllrka 700 Vic Damone 8 uo MilliOnaire 8•30 rve t~t A SeerP.t 9 00 U S Sleel Hour 10 00 Up-to-the mmutr Ne ws 10•05 Scanning the Weat her 10 10 'J'he Late Sho"' m ll41 For Rent 12 00 Katte's K1 tchen t 2 30 As the Wor, ... Tu rn!! 1 00 Our ~Jss Brooks I 30 Houseparty 2 00 B1g Payor! 2 :«> Bob Crosby Show 3 00 Snghter Day 3 15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of Ni~ht 4 00 Th e Early Show • ao Your Esso Reporter 5·45 Sports Parade 555 3 or 4 bedroom Pomeroy or M1ddle port Phone 845 8 13-61(' hou~e Strat.~:ht-le.il Be.eglc, Female. Brown J,eld, whlte legs, black body. -;-;-;;;~t;o"'s by Oltme of "Boots" $5 reward. Call 1159 M 8 5 6tc 4 ~O.Oftl ho~ae anh bath ;;:-L~eo1n' ~gbts Phone 330M (8) · B-10.8t-c -· - - · 900 Fred War1'ng 11 15 11 30 11 45 Wanted to Rent Unfurnished (61 Lost& Fa~ WIDNESDAY CHANNEL t 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 30 Boston BlacLie 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 4S CBS News B 55 Local News 030 1030 1100 (12) U9 tf Begmrung at the Southeast eornPr of Lot No 2 ot the $ubdivi· [ ston of Lot No 86 m the Tow.n of Mtddlepor\ thence North 31 deg1ee 20' East 287 feet following the East line of sa.ld Lot No. 2 a,nd an extension thereof to the South 1ide of th1• D1smond Hollow Road; thenee m an Westerly direction 1 following the South line of 1a1d I road about 44 teet to a poi.nt v·h1('h u an extension of t~ Welt lme of saJd Lot No 2, thence 1 Ia !(NOW ~OW TO ().? JT·11-IE N SEND IT OVER Brice E. Settles- Apncy Supervisor - l OVER rN "THE VACUUM 8LIIJ.OrN6··WrLL )OJ HANQI..E ~AT "THIN6 I WASSIJF'PGSEO TO DO ~OR SPR!N6LESS MATTRESS? V~;>AH-'fOI.l PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED - I'" Sle!ll On 800 '1..0, KJT7Y·· LJH-· GrMM!! ANNALINE tl'l MY OFFIC~, WILLYA? ..... 1LO, ANNIE"• LISI-IEN·· I'M .. UH··· TIEO UP We are JooiLlnl forward to seem!( '&Jllll talking to all our old u well ., new fnenda at the big Mel,v:s County Falr Be sure to .!lee our display of •11 tlite latest In penonal Insurance. -- ~ I T,hey'll Do It EvP1rv. 1957 d.,,.,.,, wm Rus .. Burkley •nd daur~tor olj Dorton. 011011t lht Qeeeased, Earl CIIJ'ter.. 1I 4ectu.d AJo Yi11Min1 tlilf1wetk wnh re"'" ~·Y~r -FaH• P..a laU.'• ' n • S'a-.a -;:::::- - and W1Jl Cutut, itdeetued. wbott Hl' aod 1111 Ha.Ya.nd Davll ud 1tiYN Wr 1J1P trea tee llr and J4ra Mr tnd Mn William Uarrab or , Ollie Scholl and ~~ .. _....:....:;- ..=:"'"lllee ~IDt'J, plaeea or raideouce art IUlknown - - . .. _. • .. '"'~ - AutoaobJI• I d •1 ed It! lfiD.t f( c-..rietlol wert a:ue111 r:tf Boo4.. Pbohe 4!3lSJC e-20-1f 111 unnot '"'" 11Cfti1 11 , " htor wnU, Mr• Magele ('()mba and - -- _ l t11ke nolice that Lon V Greenlee, Mn Anna W1lkr fru.w Frulay un ~ Wurance Prot.ectloD. u p-lamtlfi, bled h1• pottltion 111 Sunday 1Jt., Aut". nre, Polio c..u Dar lJillnet them on thf' 29th day G) Htlla, ll.illdle;ort, Ohio July 111~7 ln Co.mmon Ple81 ~olllt Mr ud Mr11 Willjam John!ivn and children Columbu! wtre Wt-E-k:;;::;;::::;;:;~~-==~~-=-;_-:·::;:: ot Mel11 County, Ohlo. thoe nme c belna: Cue No 12,3'18, alleJinJ, enp Kut!dS ol ltf'r parr-nt11 Mr ,.ud ... U ., ... u.a. amonc other tbmgs, that the pl.aln 1fh Carvl P1trcf' ,.._,.; ".raDD tift i~.: the OWIIet w fee almple and attual popei.don of the follow Mr .. nd Mrs C'hur ~t-lrtqn and mg dncribed real a~tate, to-wll Of,!,. art llpt'f"ldmv from )Jionday The fGJiowlng rt>al estate lltu 1 uu.lil Tlual'lday at thf' hOJUI! of uled In t'tt ~ VlUaae of .Midlleport , Mn Nf'lson'• nephew In law and Cou~ly of Mell{s and Stale of Ohio Mr and Mrs Sydn..ey Grafta~~ . AJh.. and described aa followt· land Cit}, Tennessee -- Hire! Meigs County News dleport; Mrs Alma Rupt and Lu MrGu lrtt RutlaP.d, Mr. and Mn Conrad Ohlmger and ch1l dren Merle, Sheila and Naomi, Mr and Mn. Edward Venoy :\lr .n4 Mrt Elwood RowenA and children, PeCJY and D1nny and .Jacob Ament ,1 tit of Pomeroy and the hott8 M'I'IS WCHS-TV 'ChannelS Richard Vaughan . ll-ader of thf POLIO Lsn't wh1Pllfid yet, aolilnkee\ filth palo In the Joint&, or WaJrrr Balous Lau!lf rm ll1 uf ltt'a. not drop our gullrd. I don't jus t DII.Uiea, Yomltlnl or diarrhea. Explorer Post. Middleport, accompanied se vfn or the ExplGrers Wyll 1s H1ll, Pumc1oy . Oh10 Wed want 1\DJ community anywhere means aummonlni the doctor. Complet ed pla ns are be1ng an lhC' brtde to be wt ll be the flo we:on a campln.!( trip at Forked Run ll C!H 11Y W:JS l'll i ht('d ill [ht •\ ' my to experience an upsurge ln the Other Symploms nounced b,~- MISs Mary Jane Scott gul L11ke lhl8 pasl evening ~nd they D\Uilber ot lnfantJJe panJyata at the Army rc~,;rw t mg mam sta Perfnrm1ng the dulles or hcsr tNe.taueh u we bad tn Chlcaro Very often a' uunaster comiDI' retvrned home this evtmin.( on and RosC"oc W18e (or their open twn , .\shland, ! K}, MSgt Gulltl' church wcddUig wh1ch w11l 1)t' an man wtll be Rll bCt t ,\shley M1d lut 1 ummer down with t:ollo may be drowa:r lhe trip were George Hibbs, Kil Moore lor<tl Army rcC"rUJll'l an dlepor t with Guy Gilkey, Col u m ThroniJh i.n emergency mua or restless, Re may be irritable Neal, Richard Swackttammer, Dale event of Sunday, Augu~t 18 nounr<'d today The double rmg cere mon y w1U bus and WJI I! am Putkelt Da\•lon, Inoculation program we were and rcverlah. He's apt to com~ Miller, Tom Bill Clark, Bill Wernable to help brine the situation plain about beln11 moved. and re ~ be r ead at half after two o'clock offlctatmg as ushers Laudermllt, who 111 the son of er and Pat Vahgho.n undtl' coqtrol However another alst all efTorta to move him. at the Fort-st Run Methodi st There wtll be a half hour of Mr and Mrs Orland L11.udermllt, community might not have the The oOcte, ot course, &.re on your by Mrs Ben enlllitcd uJ ,der the Army's Unll <!hur('h, followed bY .. reception nupllal mu ste elde. Large nu:nben ot cases ot LI!O.ION TO MElT 1ame Cood fortune. at thf brtde's home N!!' L-' uHtg, orgunts!, a nd Bfn Ph •1 Rotation pcogra'"" "~nd will JO>n polio are so slight that the vicFeeney-Bennett Post, No 128 Miss Scott bas asked ht•r cou son .soloist the :id ln fan l1 y DlVI~ wn at Fort Line' of De!enae tlms pass them oft as simple sum~ Amertean l.Rg10n will meet Wed· sm, MI S$ Rachel Genhe1m1'1 kl be Be nmng Ga The 3cl has bePn The ftrat line of defense ts right mer colds And many more har~ 1 nesday at 7 30 p m at th Legion her m1Hd of honor and M1ss B, r ThC' brtdr IS the d;Jughter ur l1 aler!C'd tor ~urope m ea.rly 1958 there In your own home And you bor the virus wllhout any vU!Ible J Hull ll hall been announced tbat bara Swil:lher and Miss Sarolyn Mr and Mrs Juhn SC'o!l, Forest The young sold1e, a.ttended are the front line troops react! om at all 1958 membership cards are avaJI. Harmon of Pom eroy wtll be the Run anrl Mr W1se 1s the son of 1 Pomeroy H1gh Schnol Unfortunately, lt'J not alwaye Very often a youngster comlnB ablf !or me mberl! bnde1maJds RozanM Knigh t of 1 Mr and Mrs C R W1 <>e M1ddle ' u 1lmple to diagnose a case or the disease and comparativelY Pt. Fleasant, W Va , cousin of port / Laudernult 1e ported to Fort JIOllo aa: :you mta:ht lmi!,Jine The lew are serloualy aftected In tact, - - J ac kson, s c. rm lllltlal pro chlel atumbllrl.g block Ia (hat about half ot those who get the PLAN PICNl'C eessmg and furtht'r <~ ssti{ IJment lbere 11 no chamcterlBtlc aign or dlaeaae seriously enough to evenRose Lodge, AuxllThe While tend were Mrs Wilham Souhl!Jy, Lo Fort Rennmg, where he wd l aymp\Om which La found. In every ,t.uaUy become paralyzed recover ury of the BI1otherhood l of Rail:vlrs Pal Tra('~ Mr~ Lloy{\ Wngh\ complete baste trammg cue. completely And manf more have road Trainmen, will have 1 picnic Mrs Henry Hc,wh \11s Frank ·--- - ---~ Stu.d.ln NHdtd only sUght arter effect.s Hllt, Mrs Nu1bert Nt!ulzim~ , al the Middleport Roo.daide Park Laboratory studtel!l often are But d on t count on odds to proWednesday The .supper will be Deeded to establish a d iaKnoals teet you or your children Ut>e )f1 s Ch<trl cs Butt. M1 ~ Juntot 8t!rved at 6 p m Members are to ICCurat.ely And these testa can'tlcommon sense Consult your tarn Mrs. I.arry .Jacobs was gue;t of ( harlc~ Lewb, Scha efer, Mrs bring a covered dish and theJ.r ta, be made until symptoml!l develop Uy doctor. honor at a layt~tte sho~e1 lo' nduy Mrs Steve Eblm, \.lt·s Ch11rle:; ble ~erv1ce Tb.at'a why U'a of the utmoat QllESTIOM JIKD ANSWER evemng given by Mn Chrford Karr Sr, Mrs nanu OIJVCI Mr-. Importance to detect and report P 0 · If a woman has been Jacobs ~I her home, L.11ureJ Cliff •• lien F.tchln~er und Mr ~t Gel" to Jour doctor Immediately any operated on and at~rlllzed, 11 tt Gifts \\'ere plaeed on 11 tabl e with :.~ld Kelly PLAN BAkl SALE .utple.lon or ,POlio. ponlble for her to Have another The Fl:Yin& Kalilla Palltol of luce cover snd centered with a lit e~peclaU)' alert 1t anyone In operation so t11nt .she 'can b.i.ve Troop 246, Boy Scouts of Amer1ca, lar1e doll \tut tamlly, particularly a chll<l, another baby'! BEARS ARE BOLSTEREO w11J have ~ Hake Sale i~turday at con1pla1n1 that he cannot bend Anawer In moat r.ase11, an op. Games we re played dunng the the Sports Cenler at~trtln.il at 10 b.tl hea.d forward u rar aa usual. eratlon to reetore the fallopi&D evening with prtzeH awartled the RENSSELAER, I nd UP- Earl a m Be on the lookout &lao 1'or a tubes cannot be carried out sue~ wtnner.s Leggett and Jack Johnson mem fiVIl aasoclated with a bad head- ceaaCully, However, to some few Afler the bonored guest open hers of the All Stm· squad whiCh ache, or with muscle palna tn the instances such restora~ion of the td ~er many lovely g1fh l'ef~·es h lost to th ~ Nt•w York Gtnnls SCOUT DAY AT CAMDIN lea• or al"JM or neck or ba.ck. tubes '- sometimes po.R.slble menl¥ of lndlVldup] eakl:' squares last F'nday nJKht ha ve JOI!Il'd th e Boy Scout8, Cub• Explorers, DurlDI thla pollo seaaon bt You Dllg;ht consult with the lopped wltlt a pank and blue Chtcagu Be ars and tn!l } II Pilea r 111 Scou.tmuten and Troop ~ommit· IUI1)1cloua even or minor upalltl physician who performeD tbe teemen will be admlttod to Cam- bootie, and Ice cream were surv Salualay n1gh t'~ t·Kh tiH lwn ia m~ aDWDI the children A alight cold operaUOJL den flark, Huntington, !or $1 aft· ed by the hosle.!l~ F11,von were wtth the Ptttsbur.,:h &tcde1 s Ill elwo' ltbl• r•tn•l••dka•• roa. : -:-:-:-:--:::---:-:------::--~---:--:----:--- I er 1 p. m on Aua:ust 24 and may small bluu basslnet.ll filled with Jack.sonvtlle, Fla -eojoy any •idOl In the Park,''"· mints. accordJnc to th~ announC!ment reAtttndlfll were :Mrs Emest LEAFS GET CONACHIR Ceived by local Scout1. Van Inwtten, M.rs. Guy Ulng TORONTO UP-Manager How~Irs. Richard Beach and Mh le Mt::ck.er of the Toronto Maple Shtrley Lewis, Middleport, Mrs NIW AUtVAL Everett Lightfoot, Mrs Rober! Lt afs of the Nat10m:l Hockey Mr and Mrs Harold Lemley lawen, , Mn c;:harlea Diehl, Mrs League sald Mond ay he has s1gn· The family ot Mr ant! Mr~ The Sfcond Annual Flnlaw Re· have annoulle!ed the birth. ol a sev- Ernest Powe ll, Mrs. Lew Diehl , ed wmg Pe te Conacher, son of llerhert Mlllt!r held a r('unlon un1on was held at the Rock Springs ell pound one ounce Jon, Bobby Mra James Gilmore Mrs Phil the f01rnOus Ct1a1 lle Conacher snd !<lunduy at the Mlller homl', Hut ll'airgrounda, Aug 4 Joe, aL the MeiJR General HospltJI WI ' Mn tra weilm 11 n Mra th~t he- wlll play durmg th e tra1n lund Rn11d After a bGuntiful picnic dmner, They al~o have three older aona, cu(~Ord Eber,llbach , Jud y <1tilnor~ mg s•·aaon on ,1 \me with cc nter A plrnle dinner was ~ f'r vt • d at whtch wu~ 1erved In the Grange Charles, Rlehard and Eddie. Tbe Tod Sloun and wmg Ron SLewurt d tb honor~d guest noon and ln tht• uflt'rnoo , soft H,all , & ~horl budneu meetlng wu11 j' arandparents are Mr and Mrs. ' 811 8 dfn& alfb l:lut unnhle tn al· en _ bull , b!uhninton and Mroup ~ln.ll· held and Mrs F."Q Flnllnv. ZanM- Eddie. Romlnll and Mn. Etta ville , wa1 electt!d presideol, Mrs Brooks ls a great lilrandmother. inlil Wt!re enjoyed PreKenl were Mr and Mr3 Ben1lce Evuns, Pomeroy , R D , Marvtn Mf."Gubc, Mingo Junct 1on secreta ry-tre nsurer Meigs County AtRI¥11 MOMI Mr tnd Mn Herbert Gliu;e .md Specialist Srd Clast Lewia E. daUiilhten, Charlolle, Brendll Rev Walter Arnold aave a short talk and thf' group joined hands Stnith, aon of Mr. and M.,. Ed Helen and Patrlr i11 or Clevelan£1 10 a eirele and 1an.il, ''Blest ee Th~ , J. Smith, West Main St. w.. o baa Mr ami Mu to' rank Neubauel' , Tie That Binda", betn tCatic.fttd In Wertbeine, Jersey City, N J , Mr and Mrs Following 11 a llat of thoee pr~ Germany -the put. 13 m~Ula Roy Miller and ehlldren Lo1 etta, t ent· Mr ad Mra. E. N. Arnold, Jande4 in tbe UnltH 8tttet Sat~ ~ Claudia. Skipper and Jeffrey ol Carl Arnold and cll.utbter, EaJe, urday b:Y plaDJ. ~peeiaU,t Strtltb Syracuse Mr and Mn . Arthur Evant, Mr. wa• dlaeh¥rea trGm camp Janie Mlller, Pomm·oy Rt 1· and 1tlrl. PhU Ohllnaer and Annt Sheridan, mtnoil, before coming Mr and Mn James Reed and Marte lnd Phll, Jr, Mr and Mrs home children, Dav1d and- Ruth, Mlrl· Don Hunnell, Mike, Arnold , And· M··ller Fam•'ly Reunion Held Sunday Aug. II Currf'ut My Lt1tle M <~.rgu1 B1 tde and Gro0m Queen For A Day Modern Romance£ Comedy T1m~ Movietlme Popeye Present! Spinach Playhouse Weathereast Sports Eye NBC News Festlvdl o£ StaNI P E. nic Meet McGraw Summer Playhous!!' Nat KinK Cole Sbow O'Henry PlayhouseA M,m Ca lled X ?J .. .,.,, Headhnes Nttewatcb Tomght ,JGN OFF 100 1s CAMPING 30 12 30 or lr IIIIIWIII. IIUNDESIII, M.D. Romper Room The Pru:e is klih l 1Tuth or coo~~equenc~• 'l'tc Tac Dough It Could i3t- YOll Tex ~ Jinx ' 'uo I Daily Sentinel Dav Book "' ' "" C: HANN IL l ~l&D On ~'oday 655 PHONE 398 Wednesday TUESDAY l Defense Against Polio Begins On Home Front WANT ADS TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chanr~e13 One-Time Resident Of Meigs Writes From City Asking We Open Our Homes To Travelers Seeking Rest, Quiet ot Andrew Taieo, dtoUilled, R.obnt Tato, 11 TaiO, 11 (20 B) I nsuronce - •oR C9NIIS1'11iJ1iT l!UINI'ULB Rliatll/ft 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Aug. 13, 1957 I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.lrfiddieport, 0 ., Auf. 13, 1957-3 • Heme Or!IH: Uaeelp, Nllllnlklt .. For the lint tar llalllfr wer••• (ID Studeb.Wffir;;f?ackard -- ~ ~~,~~fot.l �•. .. f ,. ~ . . 4~ -·, _I., ~. • "'=iloh•• til:*·~- ~~·~UY&I:io_........._._.._:_:._ . '.-.., ' ··~ llo ................. o1 '"•" . ~ , ...~ , ..... ~ · . •1< J , ~~ of'# '" -I ~~.V~ .,_,.,...,-.......,..... .-¥ ...,.~~;n;-~t,~• ...-f-·,- .-.,,,.,.,.., _,, --.io.&io --· ............... ·~ .. .•,• ..."''::-::::~:!~~:!::~=::: .. .. 'Oil" I • I _Dally SontlnPI, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 .. Aug. 13, 1957-~ / l--lll!lfSentlbel, l'bmeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Aug. 13, 1957 All-Stars Dump :Ironton 2-lln Toomey, Hamden Next While Shasteen, ~======;.;;;;=======-:o-rcm~·~·~-=-=;-on=~-=-·n 0 r·n•Ie'senes • ' . cmnati pens . ow F w01lf rile ••.,., Senti-· skit<', ed that h~r ee oozy e SPORTS With Braves Tonite In Crosley Field ~.~ed~~. "~,::~;··~"~·.,r~~ Shine In 0 pener to SAN FRANCISCO UP AndroJ McLaughlin. I p•of... oional figure diact .. Monday Wee Foozy Wolfe and Tom White teamed up Monday night In W~IJ&On to hand Ironton a Z.lK and that one run of the opponent. was seriously tarnished-defeat l.n ~he Invitahoaa! Little League baae-ball tournament. The power -packed Meigs club is scheduled to meet Hamden Thuraday evening at 6:30. Hamden comes via a bye to meet the once·te.!ted Meigs club. Meanwhile . Middleport AII-Stars play their first game tonight. Aggressive ba.se running and timely single! by WQJfe and John Sisson was the difte~nce in the 9-innlng game , three over the reguJation route. Both clubs blanked each other until the top of the ninth when Meigs .pushed acrolfa. two runt . • Whlte Jed off that inning .by walking. Wolfe hit a long single anl speedy White came all the way around He waw called out at the plate but catcher Cramer dropped tbe ball atnd one was home. DESK 1 eur PICX'9 !'NOll aNt Of Til~ {JOY WOIVPtR • :;;c!IOOL'i- ' ' llt'5 OI'ILY ' . ~;f ,A/10 Pl/101{ • Major League Heat Settles On Bat Race By ~antle, Williams IY FRED DOWN United Preu Spqrt1 Write~ Ted Williams' personal duel with Mickey Mantle l;'tnd a fiveman .battle for the National Lea· gue batting championship take over the apnlllghL today when the major league peunant races re· sume. The races lhcmacivci were shoved somewhat Into the back · ground wllh hotb the New York Yankt.oel and Milwaukee Braves riding the crest of 3ltl gamH leads over their cl001est pursuen. Both have reached a point where the tCIQI they have most to tear Ls them&elve5. The urious contenders for tbf:' batting titles, howe ver, seem· to have jull begun to fight . The American League 5lru~­ glc i5 the ·more speclacular be· eau11e WUU&rM·, the Bo~tton Rbd Sox' 59-year-old pcrfectionl5t, and Alarttlc, the Yankees' 2~year-old nature boy, seem dru~tlned to fight ll out in thP.· rarified at.mo!l· phere of .400. When they faCl' r:arh other Jn Boston ton ight, WllUams will start wlth an eight point edte-.387 to .379---nnd It BASEBALL RESULT aY UNITID PRESS NATIONAL LIAGUE Tuudar• P"INble Pitchers Brooklyn at New York nightMqUe rt-e. vs Go111er 12-9. Plttabur1h at Phllacfelphl n nibt.-Frlend 7-ltl vs. Simmons, 11-7. tNTIIINATIONAL LIAGUI W L Pet. 0.11 B"ftalo ..... Rlc1'11mond 6P ~ .1!61 87 88 ~~ ~8 .1149 .1148 Toronto ... Roehe•lrr Mloml .. . 113 82 Mot\treai 110 68 a walk ~e old nightmare or the Little Leagues looked real imminent too many walka . However, White pulled himaelt toaether to strike out the next two batten But a freak piJy filled the buea as Simpson hit one that bounced off the plate and rolled fair. No play wa! made on it. \ Puliton, Ironton pitcher, 141nt a grounder bel ween second and third which hit an Ironton runner, creatint~ tlu.l third Olf,~ automatlcally. Ironton managers demanded that the runner who went ho 111 c on the play be counted. • Meigs managers could see little point In bpposlng lt. The game was over aud the vlctor:y won. Meigi. All-Star« got six hits, the others being singles by Larry Price, Mike Roberts 1nd Riehle Arnold . Defending champion Hank Aaro; of th.e Milwaukee Braves los the· current Nall onal Le8 g ue lea· dcr at .338 with 36 yl'ar old Stan .\fu sial of the St. Loui ~ Ca rdinals next al .332, ll horlslop Dick Groat t1f the Piltsh LLrgh l'iral~s lhi rrl at 330 anrl Willie Mn.vs of the New York Glants ilnd Frank RobinHon of the Cincinnati lted le.~: s tied for fourth at .:129. Groa1, Mays arl Ho!J1nson haV(' been the " hot " hitters of thr:lcaguc for thl' !a .~ 1 three weeks ranging from Gru H1\ .36S to Rllb· inson 's .420. • Wolfe, . dtle to 11 tourney rule that one · pitcher ca n only pltch 18 outa lexceptma that he can stay in an c~tra-lnning game, aa did Pullton) 1s through In the tournament as a hurler. While has nine more outs to pitch. Wolfe tanned six, walked th.ree while White fanned five and w1lk~ cd two. Puliton fanned &lght, walked two, Miller three and walked two. Meigs 000 000 002--2 8 0 Ironton 000 000 001- 1 ~ 2 Wee Foozy Wofe, Whit• (7) <WP) and Roberti. Pullton, Miller (8) (LP) and Cramer. Miss Berg Takes $6,000 Tam Win Former Champ Is Victim Of Tub LOS ANGELES UP- Pollee to· da>· listed the death of Albert Cha lk y Wri&ht, 46, foriJler »"!tid (eathcrwcight boxing champion, as an accidental drowning in the hathroom of his mother'• home, , Officers nid Wrlgh"t, who !Uf· fercd from a heart condition, ap· pat-ently fell in the bathtub Mon.day. Effort~ to revive hl.m bY a fire department rescue squad railed. I ' Touch-and-GO . 1/ · :·'7' '. I I> II> l , I ~c:f'"!':rt: ~~· ~-;;-~'":, ' -·.. t:;. ' ~ .. _ ll!lllllrf and " ~I . dvlllan aharpIIJoottra at lhlo Lilte Erle poll. ·~ markamen llld women ~ tlirit clay, Jd h•rld·aun flr'IIIC. bf ohoot1n1 .lleallbor piltota at ~,,., .....~a ,Ia lho alow 11... 11 llld 211 - ""'" home Sh• cidco Syh·•tt• Whl<h • ' has il roll name(! J mmy S1ar .DETROIT UP - Bud61y Parker said In public , he'll reconaider,'' · They will entl·r the mother J<nd Sll.ld toda)' he definitely qui( as 1 he laid a1 fa n• .,Yelle d, ··don 't be colt clu1 judging at thr· hlr hf'ad ('Oach _of the Detroit Lions a quitter . Budd y!" thu Wf't!k . and he nommatcd assistant coach But Parker says he hu 110 in· Dt•hble haH her pon.~ Qtwcnit• Geor~:;e Wilro n lg l11ke his pla ce tention or rec"on 11 iderina . to show ut lht- f<~ir t~nd Qu••t•ni"' ~lien Lhe l.ionw open the Pxh ibi · ·· Detroi1 is jwtt dead ,'" the 1't·x· will ht· ridd.- n h)' hrotht•r J 11n t~' tum season hl!re Wednesday nig ht 11n dr.uwled later. ··J've t.een m races K!lllo Ma,, Blut·kwootl will ~~~au1s1 lhe L le\"eltt f!d Brow ns. pro football al " pl 11 yer ami 11 show lwr hont•, Star. und Tomrnr Po.1·ker sh(J(l\ed a crO\I.·d of more couch .!Iince 1935 11 nd l know what lti·ed will shU>A- Dan11y lkl) loan · lhiln 000 persumo. includinw club 1 can do with a te;un . So far in t-el to hu n thL.~ !>Ummt• r b1 ,Jtm Prr-staen! F.:Q.wln J. Anderson pr:~cl tce thi~ ye~o~r J h~o~ven't been Sheets for 4 ·1f ;.n·oj('C"1~ ~nd tnnn y of the dirf'ctou and all of able tu do anythina with· them, " showlnt:. IJ\e-rp1a)'el'l, at lhe annu111 "Meet Parker said . The- Harrison11illt> Cl ub : i.~ arl · the Llonz lnlnquet" Mond1y night vil'ed by Mr. and ~in . Virgil by announcirtg his resignation . I Aiki ns. Ch arl~s S hl•ets I~ a~S LS' . '' When YOu get to the situation ini~ with th(' horse proj<'cl . WASHINGTON UP- ftepubl iwhere YOu rcn·t handle you r root· The S heets farm of 250 <~Ctt• s ca n rongressional leaders .. id at ball playen t1's lime to ge-t out is about 1hree miles fro m HarT! , ( Contlnuflf From Pa,. Oriel I a ~ ~ 'h at 1S what !'m doi ng to>on\iilll' n<'<tr Mud rork Crf'Ck . the White House today that Pre· ru ght," said Parker, one of th e mission as soon as he eomplet"~ About 100 acres or cultivatil>lf- siden t Eisenhower de!ini1el y will on the civil most 1:1uccessru1 coaches in pro a trai ning cou rse. A plaque wa~ land , and t ht• balance in grazm.l! not r ompromise ranks. 11 lo;o presented to Roush for his acreage . support 40 ht·::nl of pnr~ rig ht s bill in return ror mort> fa · Th~ e!fect couldn't have been work with the scouts i n the past. bred Angus cattle an d produees vo rable congressio nal treatment or his for eign aid progra m. ~ reater than if an a1om ic bomb The charter was given to Com - gen eral farm crops. After a lengthy meetin g be· had been droppt>d. Anderson hur- mitleeman Charl es Yeager, who Sh ee-ts, 33, is a control operator ried ly conferred with Gt>neral Man- is lo get it framed for hanging ::11 lhe Sporn Power Pl ant. He tw('en the Presi den1 and GOP agcr W . Nicholas Kerbawy and in the Mason Town Hall which b came- by farming naturally. hav- congressional le::u.lerlS, St'n. WtUKnowland denied ~n lhen went to 1he speaker's stand. the meeting place for the sc-out s. ing li ve d at his prt>st nt addn!..~~ it~m F. blunt tl'rm s a N'pOft thai the . ''l"m sur..,- Buddy is just emoDixon explained to those pre- sinc-e the age or four . ILonally upset over things that hap· senl th~Amporlance oC leaderThe farm 1s known as tht• olll Chi('£ Executive ma y be willing pened · today ," Anderaon said . .~hip jn··~couting and " tle11crlbed Chafrin farm , believed to hav(' to :t{'Cept 11 comp!'Om js,e on civU' " ~Jth . a g ood night's sleep to briefly the growth of scouting in been broken from Corest prime· rights "i C h e gets more of what lhm~ It over and realize wha( he's the district. He reported 2: \'Ill ·around 1820. by Sam Cl.Jffin. he wants on forelgi\.? ,aid'." '"The President ij t not trading . - - FLOYD BIG INS GRJN~ ~ - lltput unhs at presenl In tbt dis- · Frtlm him it went to his son, the constitutional r ight11 of any SF.~T'rLE '" UP-Hea,vyWeight-' ·t:fict with 14 c~-tb scout units end Bacon Chaffin , then to his mar· ch;unp 10 n Floyd Patterson is "X· live explorer units. ried daughter ~, the Mussers atjd American to vote for any piece of legislation.'' the Senate Ret d ,.... Bowles families. P<'l" e. to .start workoUts. loday Ht, added that by the end or In 1928 it was sold t - Charles . publican l ead~r sa id . ." And abo. for hts Auu. 22 title <~efen"~ th · · l h d " defense or our ag t 8 .. "' e yejlr It II Ope to have · Sheets, Sr., who died soon alter- t he national a:ns ntdteur Pete Ratlemacber .,even rnore sectut units and wardlS or a World war n incur· country should not be put on 1'he champion arrived by train three or ~our_ more cub units. red ailment. the trading bloek ." Hoa.se GOP Leader Joseph W. Monday and said he has been •Ot.her Otslnct committee mem- · Arter graduation from Harrisontrai ni ng a.~ hard for thls figbl b~1'3 presen. t were Kennth ville High School, Charles Jr .. :Martin Jr., said that although as for any o1her in his t'areer. k ms an d George lfout. spent time in World War II, an- Hou se Republicans wi ll fight t'l ..,.-,~., other period of fortune s.eeklng pass "a real bill " al this session, it may be better to recess Conaw:ly from Meigs Coun ty, and l.:J ttll"llt-'1 '· :11 . [;j gress or have the President call then seltled on the family fa rm ACROSS :1. Inflam·· i 2G.Hotpltal i~I .(!J:-.1(;1 IJ:ll 1~ 1..;' both Houses back into special se.!L1. Clan quarrel matocy after marrying his high school ruident :·::~ u~·Jl::~ 1 ~Ju:·li~ i..":l sion in November rather than at·· :cJIJ i'"Jd ~ !.:11:~ ~~~j II. Gun alght awelllnp .'IWeetheart, Carrie Darnell. doctor cept the Senate v~rsion or the tJr. [-1 [l] ltJ :...: '•.l l:ll-=! '9. Monetar-y I, Mei1t The couple ha s bee n nam ed the 2'7. Jexiat '.• rJ'f ·~ '.1 ! 1!~k1 bill. 1 Un t (ECUL~ 1. Dwt"ll • "Gt""ange Couple "' of the year in ao. cap~ • 1c'U Ji iii[ !--J .';"; ll liJ! •~~J Martin added that the- idea of 10. Tag 8. Plott ~~IJ (!I l :.l f~ (:JII 1956 and 1957 for their teamtned a po!i..Sible session was entirely 12. Exclam.a. V. Box acltrtaoldJcN ti i!U• I.:E'J : ~I ::J:•;l.o.l work in community service and his anrl was not discussed 1hi:> :.r ., ·... u u i ~t 'Jo'Jr~' tlon tltttauy !l. ltxela· activities . Their son, .Jim, is' en- morn ing with the Pre.siden.t. ~IJ UL.• II ~o:j 11111.~1· ::;::l !3. Ascend 11. An alliaDee matloli ;.i·~, : 1J:"!! :;J 1::1.-J ~::l ti rolled at Rutland this autumn 14. Coral island Its. Drama J2. NU.., !! :-:L l>-1 i:J i::I!J;j as an F.igt)th grade studen t. 15. Gandhi's (Jap. ) country 20. Neuter dt>VotiOft 16. Ratlway pronoua at. or beu st. Edible ..~ (abbr.) 21. Chart 30. F'iower 1'00!· 17. Girl'• name 22. LiW. t; r.eeptacJM •t.ock : I 19. Ovurn ch.il4 31. Malt !c;:ontinued From Pac• 01\•l 41. ~';;'& j 20. Customs 24. Heal..- '• bever&a'e• duty hibils will be held at g a. m. and 23. Gftek lett.. .iurlging of tht: St> nior and fu nior COLUMRIJS UP - The state 14. l~le fi)¥r ~ fair poultry and rabbJt s .will be · . ~ Board or Education will consider 26, River (Fr., helrl at 1 p. m. Also AI 1hat hour propo~ed minimum standards for 28. Indelinlto the jtmior dairy ~how manship graduation from high school at a ertlcle judging will be- hel d a nd the PGm· 29, Factorid meeting held toda y. eroy High School hand will pr('I 33. Genua of The proposal would increase the se nt a conrert at the gra ndsta nd. req1.0irement ~ from one unit e'ach l lizar<!Jt Judging in th(' 1!ai ry cattl<>, of mal hmalic s a nd one or scill$. J:xctarnatlaa open rlass, will be he ld :~1 2 p. encl! or two of $cience and one If- Sen. D)Td'o .. J ~n., t h; sa~t c hour as h arnl'.~s ral'· of mnth r.matics atate (abbr.) .:1 U} bt."l, l{lj . • J\.. -. 7 p. m. th e; an L~U<~l . 38. Clans (lr.) The 1otal required credits: wp~ld 40. Easenttel horse !ihow will IJe held as the · be increase-1 fr om f:'ight to nine -63. Stlkworrn. grandsta nd :~Ltraction . leavin .'-': seve!' e lect ive su bjects for 44. Rub out Organ musiC' will \:tc prllvided each p·upil. for a {otal of 16 credit 45. Trap by the Thomps(m Music Co, of units as a mi ni mum gr-aduation I~ 46, Noatrlla Marietta for \h e show. Master of rt?quirf'mt>n1 . 47. Blbltcal Ccremoni(!s will be W~1l1 er Wind. Onlv tho,~e pupils w1th gradeS" iu •• oame sor of Point Pleasant1 W. va. the uPre~· quarter for their school 18. Plamtret ., would be pl'rmitted to carry lhe DOWN maximum '(lf fh·e uni1R of cr,•dlt 1. Old.-fOS)'llb at any one Hme. 2. Reverbere.te · o;~The proposal would also require 3. River ' (Ruaa.) (Continued from Pa,. Fourl a uniform :!Lcho•l year for all ~ ~r ' f. Dog'• under... use their own plows. All e"Xcept schoolS" o[ 01ny one school d istrict 1 neck •kln the German.s will use American and a six hour school day . tl'aetors. The state board· mus1 decide the DAILY CRYPI'OQVOTE- Here's how to w, " ... The attendance prediction was effective date of mi ni mum slapdAXYDLBAAXR 1 matle ·follow ing a meeting between ards and what exceptions would ls LONGFELLOW 'Devor~. Gov . c. William O'Neill, be allowed presen t hig h st·hool and state agriculture and conserv- se niors. One letter Simply stands for another, In this tample A. '-t u1ed tor the thrett L'.s, X for tbe two O's, etc, Single lettera, apo... ation officials. Devore sald some 2,SOO acres of trophea, the length and formation of the wordf; are all btnta fa,m land ni•rth of P('ebles have METERS TAKE $272.75 Each day the code letters are dltferent. been developd (or the three plow· Patrolman John McKen.:ie, back 1 ing contests. " on f.uty after a vacation last week A ~f'1Pio(l'&lll Q-llo• The state plowing match will be reported parking meter revenue VBUYCQHP, CIP VKDPSQKZH DO staged Sept. q , the national Supt. totalled $272.75 in his Monda~ 18, and the world contest on Sept. collection. OPHYBAZYCN 1 YV CD SPRYQV CIP 19 and 20. VCPZR DZYPRH-.-PQPZV~R. Secretary of Agricuclture Ezra VISIT THEIR SON Taft Benson wu expected to de- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Evere1t Lambert ' Yesterday'• Cryptoquoifo: LIBERTY OF THOUOHT II THE liver the major address on sept. of Wolf Pen spent Sunday wl11t )..H'I!l OF THE SOU(r--VOLTAIJ\E. 18.eO'Neill will present the '·gold- their son and famil y, Mr. and Ellltrlb~ b,- ¥1111' r.aturu IJn•~ , en Plow" to the world champion . Mrs . Gene ,J-ambert, Peach Fork . President Takes AFirmer Stand On Civil Rights Mason c·1ty Bov. Ill &. Sat........ 23. u. ' DAILY CROSSWOR·o AFTER THE RACES At The Meigs County ..,.. FAIR Race To Karr and Van Zondt OPEN DAY and· NIGHTS . For A BEST BUY! 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Ralph Welker of Pomll'to)' <t<:l· ln.K as chairmt'in for the fun'd Anyone, bu11ine11 flrrra or Lndi· vidual• who want to help wuh their cuntribullona may .end 1~m to the Naomi Ohllnier P"und it lh~ Farmer• Bank and Saving•, Poru ~_ roy . The Pomeroy C'hLUrb of f'hriJrt hu 11lso lndit•ated it.l ~ up. pvrt of the fund Fil -l , PRKES START AT $32.95 if '-'011\e IR •lltl Sflep r .....,....., Wo.ot Point, N. Y.• beJan defend~ 1 •It Rational plato! champion- 1,300 other ' " .... 1111 1i• lift Mol .... . . . . LI.tt}e League Game Announced Trainer and R~gular Bikes In All Sizes Pistol Defense 4IP tOdaY aJalnat ....,.hi 3 I (Conlin"'• ......... 0 .. 1 I STARS POSTPONE WEDDING • Schwinn It M.Sgt. Opening . I. _.... STATE fAIR Lions Stunned By Parker Quitting .48 Head Coach. Says 'Team Is Dead N•)•v' Fund Is Created ' .468 II \I - - - -- p-! • fes.!:ionala who ·can help him a lot, Syracuse batters were led by •'ho... . e's no telling how far he may Ernie Sisson at .536 on 24 hila iu ':i trips. He got two doubles and Wherever it is, "gOOd thr9wing, a triple, no homers. Under Sisson Jl. · came. m. AB H Pet. Winebrenner :it ..... 27 .M7 Misw Lois Cecil. who planned Knapp 15 6 .400 a surprise for the Middleport wllliamg 20 7 .350 Championship baseball team Louks (son Jim) 49 16 .326 when she got an autographed ball Cundiff 49 13 .265 from the Cincinnati Red Legs, Jenkins 46 12 .260 was surprised this week in turn Harden 21 S .238 when the local champions sent Oiler Z7 7 .241 her a baU which they and their F . Sb!nn 30 :i .166 All Stars of the Wahama Lit- coach, N. P. Swackhammer, had will meet the autographed. · • Baker . 3' :i .151 tle Leagu't. Lis!~ Hi 2 .133 champie;il club, Hartford, Wed· Each player, with the excepHood 8 1 .US nesday evening in a game start· tion af Edward Lee McComas, Hubbard 13 1 .076 lng at tl:ao p. m. Ray Mulford, who is in boot training in the president, said today. Marine Corps in California, had WlnebrenrJer 'rtad seven doubles. • Jack Williama a triple and homer; Mulford also .said league offj. autographed the ball and they Louks', two doubles and a triple, cials , ·all managers of the fnnr- have reserved a place for his Cun'd ifl, two doubles, a triple and team loop, and players extend name to be :~igned later. Mrs. Robert Allensworth two homer1 (team record), Harden their appreciation to the sports one triple Jenkin& four doubles fans and parenta who "so nobly brought the ball to MUs Cecil and a triple Oiler a double and supported our program this flr~t who is most appreciative of · the gilt from the team . She taua:ht triple, F. Sisson one homer, Baker year." most of them before becamtn~r an a triple; Lisle. two double.;. of multiple He said $800 was contributed invalid-a: victim Little Foozy (Larry) Wolfe mult to put the kid bii.sebali on thi8 sclerosis which has ~nfincd her have~ !pecial jinx on Middleport summer and the interest by play- to her bed. players. He shut thcrp. out ers an<! support bY parents d .::· thh; summer without a hit- monstrated the worth of lhe cf· and 3-0. On both occasions he fort and money put oul. was up against Micky Miller who At a recent meeting of man· J when he's right !1 real right. Mil· ler had one earned run against agers members of the all star club were named. This is the way him Sunday In losing 3-0. the Wahama Little L('ague fin Jim Bowles is the first and only ished: Ohio Vftll(!y Association player w L this summer and probabb• the only Southeastern Ohio Athletic J,eaaue Hartford 7 high school playf!r of tt&e 1957 N . H . Cards 4 5 spring ae-aaon to be offered a bonua Mason 4 to sign a pro baseball contract. N. H. Reds r . 2 Jim is 1oing to show his stuff No arimisll.ion will be charged to a7iew more major league 11coUts before slgnlHg with the Redlcgs as at the Wednesday evening game . "It ple•h• 1.11 to pi•••• you'* pitcher. However the tact that However, donations will be ac · W. Meln St. Pomeroy the Clncy bran likes his ·tast ball cepted from the- stands. and curve doesn't mean he'll al· wars bt: a pitcher l"u baseball. Bowles wuuld liked to have gone a., a fiut baseman so he cou-ld swing the bat every day. A gent named Stan Musial st"artcl out as 1 pitcher too down in 1 Florida Class C league many years ago. He was throwing at the nmc time and in the same league as Kal Hlndy. Hindy Instead of putting ycu In the hole with two atrlkea now pulla you out or the hole with a short term Joan or the green stuff. Dave Hind:y, Kal'al nephew, wh~ went with Bowlea to Charle•ton laBt night to try out with the Senators, ~and who caught &owlea In high school, saye hl1 former· mate Ia- a lnt fallt"r than three m(lntha· ago ''And he'll got some ·JO(ld break stuff now, too." Hindy ny. Bowles always waa sharp on control with hit fatt one. He won many of bis gamea lut aprlng on control-that ablllty to refrain from putting men on bases vla the free ride. If big Jim develops his fast baU and curve u he IJ'OWS stronaer, whama All•.star OHIO Cintinnati has 2f games at home and 20 on the road tor a total of 44 bmes remaining. Nine of these, rive at home and four away, are with the Brnee. A4alnst the other first division clubs, Brooklyn and St. Louis Cincinnatl has 13 games to plaY. Six of these are againat St. Louia at home and two with Brooklyn at home. The othera are on the road. Most basebi:ll obseMi'ers have all but counted the Redlcgs out of the National League pennant picture. e .Huffy , 114 71 .432 16 Rttulft. Columbu 8 Rocheatc...-5 Columbu1 II Rochelttlr 4 .1 • publishing them as gospel. Chiuftps S • urprlSC Invalid V/il•th W AUtographed B8 Jl LT I • .512 . 8 .~7 • a BICYCLES ColumlntJ ' • Bob Louks, manager of the Syracuse Uttle Leaguers didn't finisb first in standings, says, "'By Golly, we're going to be first at somethiQg." He and they were, with their final b · atUng averages. On the best dope available, Jim White of Syracuse, says Racine was tops in the County League, witb a 16·1 record. Syracuse was second at 8-8 (~nd wbat's wrong with second place?), Dodgers 8-12, Redlegs 6-6, Pirates 5·11 , and Yankees 3-10. There may be e(rors in this final stacking of the clubs. so The Desk wiH hear about it, for sure. That's why we aren't rOP NAMES DP 113 .484 9\1 HIVIDa~· , ... · · · 88 68 a..1 a.M TtaaftUI KeUy hu been po stp nned unt1l Cincinnati would bave play !prlng. She Indicated the werl· -~ ball the rest of the aeaaon and , dl 0 dd be held In early Ma r M1lwautee at .500 percentage In • ::,::•:~s.;w:::;:u:::::~~;;.:;~...;;;-.-.order for the Reds to· overtake them. Tebbetts -thinka DOW'a the time to rtart. • lr;;;;;~~;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~nd~t~ok~es~~co~o~c~bl~n~l~f~•~om~t~h~c~pro-~~ for ..••• " .......... White opened up with to Price .and another to McDonald could be that the eve ntu al winner will ha ve tu hi t .400 . Williams has U•~c~ hi lt1ng at an amazi ng .500·clip smcc lhtl Ju ly 11 All...Slar Gam e and there are no s igns that he wil! ta pe1· ofr s harpl y in the rrmaini ng 44 games of th<' sP nson lie is gun· ning for hLs tifl h hattin g title with an avera gr 1hat lw has topper only once HI 11 llill ·season-in 1941 when he h11 .40fl. Mantle , meanw hil e, has been ~taging a S()I'C ia tula r drive of h.is own with a .56:S dverage ' fur hb IL~t 14 ga mes. He is gu nnin g £or the unprc(·cdt·nlt·r! fe a t of winning two tripltJ crownli in sue· cession and with 123 wuik5 is a good bet to wipe nut Babe llu th's aeaso11 mark of 170. Milwaukee at Cincinnati night - Burdette 10·7 va Nuxhall !Hi or CHICMiO UP- I'ally 8<'1'g, Lawrence 11·9. wllh $6,000 fir~t prize mont'y St. LouU at Chlcago-Wrhmeier World tnt1rnamcnt at Tam O'Shan IJ·3 · VI Ruah 2·12. ttr In her purse t01la~· had n toWtdnucley'a 9am.t tal of $1~.769 ln winnings f01• the Boaton at New York ycor. Pitttbur&h at Philadelphia Miss Hcrg won the World Mon." St. l.oubl 1\ Chlcaao day Cor til(! rourth time with an MUwauketl at Cincinnati edge of two strokes ov('r Fay AMiliCAN LIAGUI Cr9ck~r. of Uruguay, in their Tvttlhw'• PNbebtt PltcMn playoff lor the women'.!! profc5Detroit at Kan•a• City 2 da)'· aloual title. niJht-Poytack 12·10 and Mus 8-8 v1 PortDCarrero 3·8 and Gor, HAWKS SIGN STARS man 2-1 New York at Boaton nhr;hlLOUIS UP......Srortng ace Bob ST. Pettit and former Kentucky sturdlvant 8-6 va Sullivan Hl-8 11tar Cliff HOHlln have !lgnt'd lhl•lr BaJUmore at W••hlnaton night 10157-68 contracts with the St . -..Johnaon t-7 v1 K.rmmertr 6-7. Louis H11wka of the National BuChlc110 at Cleveland nia:htketball "Anoclatlon. rctt11 I~ bePiertc Ut-8 or Hat;shman 7·6 VI. lieved {O have rec eived $2.0,000 Norlelkl 1-1 and Hngan SlO,OOO. Wecl""day't GemM ~ ChlCIIO It Clevelend nliht Detroit It KIRIII Cl\y nl1ht Baltimore at wa•hlnaton nlaht Ntw Yotk 1t Bolton . .-....,. .. ·.-·--. • Meanwhile , Wolfe had gone to setond on the thrOw to the infield, · and to third on t he try for White at home. John Shasteen got bls second sing ](' or the g•me to score Wolfe. Then It was up to White to ahut the door on Ironton. He had relieved Wolfe in the seventh after that young gent tired. ,., CINCINNATI UP - Cincinnati opens a "do-or-die" four · game serlea with the rront-runnlni Mllwau.tee Braves here tonight with Joe Nuxhall (6-5) of the Redlega opposing Lew Burdette (10.7) of the Bravea. The Reds arP. curr~ ntly in fourth plaee in the Natlona1 League with Milwaukee holding a comfortable five and~ half game edge i.n first place. Cincinnati ill seven gamell out. Manager Birdie Tebbetla bas indicated it's now or never for Cinclnnati. The Redlegs have lost 11 of 13 game• with the Braves this year, their worst won and lost retord with any club . Show Horses '~on~ ·~~ · 1 , . Po1111...., _.; • .,., .lo . ....._ _ _ _ _ _ _"!'~ ----:---- 1 'M:LL •. SESSI~ . ALSO I-IAPPCNS 1t:1 DE_ QiJrTE RICH ... AND T~T GIJV WJST eE AFTER. I-IER OOI.JSW .1 �•. .. f ,. ~ . . 4~ -·, _I., ~. • "'=iloh•• til:*·~- ~~·~UY&I:io_........._._.._:_:._ . '.-.., ' ··~ llo ................. o1 '"•" . ~ , ...~ , ..... ~ · . •1< J , ~~ of'# '" -I ~~.V~ .,_,.,...,-.......,..... .-¥ ...,.~~;n;-~t,~• ...-f-·,- .-.,,,.,.,.., _,, --.io.&io --· ............... ·~ .. .•,• ..."''::-::::~:!~~:!::~=::: .. .. 'Oil" I • I _Dally SontlnPI, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 .. Aug. 13, 1957-~ / l--lll!lfSentlbel, l'bmeroy-Mlddleport, 0 ., Aug. 13, 1957 All-Stars Dump :Ironton 2-lln Toomey, Hamden Next While Shasteen, ~======;.;;;;=======-:o-rcm~·~·~-=-=;-on=~-=-·n 0 r·n•Ie'senes • ' . cmnati pens . ow F w01lf rile ••.,., Senti-· skit<', ed that h~r ee oozy e SPORTS With Braves Tonite In Crosley Field ~.~ed~~. "~,::~;··~"~·.,r~~ Shine In 0 pener to SAN FRANCISCO UP AndroJ McLaughlin. I p•of... oional figure diact .. Monday Wee Foozy Wolfe and Tom White teamed up Monday night In W~IJ&On to hand Ironton a Z.lK and that one run of the opponent. was seriously tarnished-defeat l.n ~he Invitahoaa! Little League baae-ball tournament. The power -packed Meigs club is scheduled to meet Hamden Thuraday evening at 6:30. Hamden comes via a bye to meet the once·te.!ted Meigs club. Meanwhile . Middleport AII-Stars play their first game tonight. Aggressive ba.se running and timely single! by WQJfe and John Sisson was the difte~nce in the 9-innlng game , three over the reguJation route. Both clubs blanked each other until the top of the ninth when Meigs .pushed acrolfa. two runt . • Whlte Jed off that inning .by walking. Wolfe hit a long single anl speedy White came all the way around He waw called out at the plate but catcher Cramer dropped tbe ball atnd one was home. DESK 1 eur PICX'9 !'NOll aNt Of Til~ {JOY WOIVPtR • :;;c!IOOL'i- ' ' llt'5 OI'ILY ' . ~;f ,A/10 Pl/101{ • Major League Heat Settles On Bat Race By ~antle, Williams IY FRED DOWN United Preu Spqrt1 Write~ Ted Williams' personal duel with Mickey Mantle l;'tnd a fiveman .battle for the National Lea· gue batting championship take over the apnlllghL today when the major league peunant races re· sume. The races lhcmacivci were shoved somewhat Into the back · ground wllh hotb the New York Yankt.oel and Milwaukee Braves riding the crest of 3ltl gamH leads over their cl001est pursuen. Both have reached a point where the tCIQI they have most to tear Ls them&elve5. The urious contenders for tbf:' batting titles, howe ver, seem· to have jull begun to fight . The American League 5lru~­ glc i5 the ·more speclacular be· eau11e WUU&rM·, the Bo~tton Rbd Sox' 59-year-old pcrfectionl5t, and Alarttlc, the Yankees' 2~year-old nature boy, seem dru~tlned to fight ll out in thP.· rarified at.mo!l· phere of .400. When they faCl' r:arh other Jn Boston ton ight, WllUams will start wlth an eight point edte-.387 to .379---nnd It BASEBALL RESULT aY UNITID PRESS NATIONAL LIAGUE Tuudar• P"INble Pitchers Brooklyn at New York nightMqUe rt-e. vs Go111er 12-9. Plttabur1h at Phllacfelphl n nibt.-Frlend 7-ltl vs. Simmons, 11-7. tNTIIINATIONAL LIAGUI W L Pet. 0.11 B"ftalo ..... Rlc1'11mond 6P ~ .1!61 87 88 ~~ ~8 .1149 .1148 Toronto ... Roehe•lrr Mloml .. . 113 82 Mot\treai 110 68 a walk ~e old nightmare or the Little Leagues looked real imminent too many walka . However, White pulled himaelt toaether to strike out the next two batten But a freak piJy filled the buea as Simpson hit one that bounced off the plate and rolled fair. No play wa! made on it. \ Puliton, Ironton pitcher, 141nt a grounder bel ween second and third which hit an Ironton runner, creatint~ tlu.l third Olf,~ automatlcally. Ironton managers demanded that the runner who went ho 111 c on the play be counted. • Meigs managers could see little point In bpposlng lt. The game was over aud the vlctor:y won. Meigi. All-Star« got six hits, the others being singles by Larry Price, Mike Roberts 1nd Riehle Arnold . Defending champion Hank Aaro; of th.e Milwaukee Braves los the· current Nall onal Le8 g ue lea· dcr at .338 with 36 yl'ar old Stan .\fu sial of the St. Loui ~ Ca rdinals next al .332, ll horlslop Dick Groat t1f the Piltsh LLrgh l'iral~s lhi rrl at 330 anrl Willie Mn.vs of the New York Glants ilnd Frank RobinHon of the Cincinnati lted le.~: s tied for fourth at .:129. Groa1, Mays arl Ho!J1nson haV(' been the " hot " hitters of thr:lcaguc for thl' !a .~ 1 three weeks ranging from Gru H1\ .36S to Rllb· inson 's .420. • Wolfe, . dtle to 11 tourney rule that one · pitcher ca n only pltch 18 outa lexceptma that he can stay in an c~tra-lnning game, aa did Pullton) 1s through In the tournament as a hurler. While has nine more outs to pitch. Wolfe tanned six, walked th.ree while White fanned five and w1lk~ cd two. Puliton fanned &lght, walked two, Miller three and walked two. Meigs 000 000 002--2 8 0 Ironton 000 000 001- 1 ~ 2 Wee Foozy Wofe, Whit• (7) <WP) and Roberti. Pullton, Miller (8) (LP) and Cramer. Miss Berg Takes $6,000 Tam Win Former Champ Is Victim Of Tub LOS ANGELES UP- Pollee to· da>· listed the death of Albert Cha lk y Wri&ht, 46, foriJler »"!tid (eathcrwcight boxing champion, as an accidental drowning in the hathroom of his mother'• home, , Officers nid Wrlgh"t, who !Uf· fercd from a heart condition, ap· pat-ently fell in the bathtub Mon.day. Effort~ to revive hl.m bY a fire department rescue squad railed. I ' Touch-and-GO . 1/ · :·'7' '. I I> II> l , I ~c:f'"!':rt: ~~· ~-;;-~'":, ' -·.. t:;. ' ~ .. _ ll!lllllrf and " ~I . dvlllan aharpIIJoottra at lhlo Lilte Erle poll. ·~ markamen llld women ~ tlirit clay, Jd h•rld·aun flr'IIIC. bf ohoot1n1 .lleallbor piltota at ~,,., .....~a ,Ia lho alow 11... 11 llld 211 - ""'" home Sh• cidco Syh·•tt• Whl<h • ' has il roll name(! J mmy S1ar .DETROIT UP - Bud61y Parker said In public , he'll reconaider,'' · They will entl·r the mother J<nd Sll.ld toda)' he definitely qui( as 1 he laid a1 fa n• .,Yelle d, ··don 't be colt clu1 judging at thr· hlr hf'ad ('Oach _of the Detroit Lions a quitter . Budd y!" thu Wf't!k . and he nommatcd assistant coach But Parker says he hu 110 in· Dt•hble haH her pon.~ Qtwcnit• Geor~:;e Wilro n lg l11ke his pla ce tention or rec"on 11 iderina . to show ut lht- f<~ir t~nd Qu••t•ni"' ~lien Lhe l.ionw open the Pxh ibi · ·· Detroi1 is jwtt dead ,'" the 1't·x· will ht· ridd.- n h)' hrotht•r J 11n t~' tum season hl!re Wednesday nig ht 11n dr.uwled later. ··J've t.een m races K!lllo Ma,, Blut·kwootl will ~~~au1s1 lhe L le\"eltt f!d Brow ns. pro football al " pl 11 yer ami 11 show lwr hont•, Star. und Tomrnr Po.1·ker sh(J(l\ed a crO\I.·d of more couch .!Iince 1935 11 nd l know what lti·ed will shU>A- Dan11y lkl) loan · lhiln 000 persumo. includinw club 1 can do with a te;un . So far in t-el to hu n thL.~ !>Ummt• r b1 ,Jtm Prr-staen! F.:Q.wln J. Anderson pr:~cl tce thi~ ye~o~r J h~o~ven't been Sheets for 4 ·1f ;.n·oj('C"1~ ~nd tnnn y of the dirf'ctou and all of able tu do anythina with· them, " showlnt:. IJ\e-rp1a)'el'l, at lhe annu111 "Meet Parker said . The- Harrison11illt> Cl ub : i.~ arl · the Llonz lnlnquet" Mond1y night vil'ed by Mr. and ~in . Virgil by announcirtg his resignation . I Aiki ns. Ch arl~s S hl•ets I~ a~S LS' . '' When YOu get to the situation ini~ with th(' horse proj<'cl . WASHINGTON UP- ftepubl iwhere YOu rcn·t handle you r root· The S heets farm of 250 <~Ctt• s ca n rongressional leaders .. id at ball playen t1's lime to ge-t out is about 1hree miles fro m HarT! , ( Contlnuflf From Pa,. Oriel I a ~ ~ 'h at 1S what !'m doi ng to>on\iilll' n<'<tr Mud rork Crf'Ck . the White House today that Pre· ru ght," said Parker, one of th e mission as soon as he eomplet"~ About 100 acres or cultivatil>lf- siden t Eisenhower de!ini1el y will on the civil most 1:1uccessru1 coaches in pro a trai ning cou rse. A plaque wa~ land , and t ht• balance in grazm.l! not r ompromise ranks. 11 lo;o presented to Roush for his acreage . support 40 ht·::nl of pnr~ rig ht s bill in return ror mort> fa · Th~ e!fect couldn't have been work with the scouts i n the past. bred Angus cattle an d produees vo rable congressio nal treatment or his for eign aid progra m. ~ reater than if an a1om ic bomb The charter was given to Com - gen eral farm crops. After a lengthy meetin g be· had been droppt>d. Anderson hur- mitleeman Charl es Yeager, who Sh ee-ts, 33, is a control operator ried ly conferred with Gt>neral Man- is lo get it framed for hanging ::11 lhe Sporn Power Pl ant. He tw('en the Presi den1 and GOP agcr W . Nicholas Kerbawy and in the Mason Town Hall which b came- by farming naturally. hav- congressional le::u.lerlS, St'n. WtUKnowland denied ~n lhen went to 1he speaker's stand. the meeting place for the sc-out s. ing li ve d at his prt>st nt addn!..~~ it~m F. blunt tl'rm s a N'pOft thai the . ''l"m sur..,- Buddy is just emoDixon explained to those pre- sinc-e the age or four . ILonally upset over things that hap· senl th~Amporlance oC leaderThe farm 1s known as tht• olll Chi('£ Executive ma y be willing pened · today ," Anderaon said . .~hip jn··~couting and " tle11crlbed Chafrin farm , believed to hav(' to :t{'Cept 11 comp!'Om js,e on civU' " ~Jth . a g ood night's sleep to briefly the growth of scouting in been broken from Corest prime· rights "i C h e gets more of what lhm~ It over and realize wha( he's the district. He reported 2: \'Ill ·around 1820. by Sam Cl.Jffin. he wants on forelgi\.? ,aid'." '"The President ij t not trading . - - FLOYD BIG INS GRJN~ ~ - lltput unhs at presenl In tbt dis- · Frtlm him it went to his son, the constitutional r ight11 of any SF.~T'rLE '" UP-Hea,vyWeight-' ·t:fict with 14 c~-tb scout units end Bacon Chaffin , then to his mar· ch;unp 10 n Floyd Patterson is "X· live explorer units. ried daughter ~, the Mussers atjd American to vote for any piece of legislation.'' the Senate Ret d ,.... Bowles families. P<'l" e. to .start workoUts. loday Ht, added that by the end or In 1928 it was sold t - Charles . publican l ead~r sa id . ." And abo. for hts Auu. 22 title <~efen"~ th · · l h d " defense or our ag t 8 .. "' e yejlr It II Ope to have · Sheets, Sr., who died soon alter- t he national a:ns ntdteur Pete Ratlemacber .,even rnore sectut units and wardlS or a World war n incur· country should not be put on 1'he champion arrived by train three or ~our_ more cub units. red ailment. the trading bloek ." Hoa.se GOP Leader Joseph W. Monday and said he has been •Ot.her Otslnct committee mem- · Arter graduation from Harrisontrai ni ng a.~ hard for thls figbl b~1'3 presen. t were Kennth ville High School, Charles Jr .. :Martin Jr., said that although as for any o1her in his t'areer. k ms an d George lfout. spent time in World War II, an- Hou se Republicans wi ll fight t'l ..,.-,~., other period of fortune s.eeklng pass "a real bill " al this session, it may be better to recess Conaw:ly from Meigs Coun ty, and l.:J ttll"llt-'1 '· :11 . [;j gress or have the President call then seltled on the family fa rm ACROSS :1. Inflam·· i 2G.Hotpltal i~I .(!J:-.1(;1 IJ:ll 1~ 1..;' both Houses back into special se.!L1. Clan quarrel matocy after marrying his high school ruident :·::~ u~·Jl::~ 1 ~Ju:·li~ i..":l sion in November rather than at·· :cJIJ i'"Jd ~ !.:11:~ ~~~j II. Gun alght awelllnp .'IWeetheart, Carrie Darnell. doctor cept the Senate v~rsion or the tJr. [-1 [l] ltJ :...: '•.l l:ll-=! '9. Monetar-y I, Mei1t The couple ha s bee n nam ed the 2'7. Jexiat '.• rJ'f ·~ '.1 ! 1!~k1 bill. 1 Un t (ECUL~ 1. Dwt"ll • "Gt""ange Couple "' of the year in ao. cap~ • 1c'U Ji iii[ !--J .';"; ll liJ! •~~J Martin added that the- idea of 10. Tag 8. Plott ~~IJ (!I l :.l f~ (:JII 1956 and 1957 for their teamtned a po!i..Sible session was entirely 12. Exclam.a. V. Box acltrtaoldJcN ti i!U• I.:E'J : ~I ::J:•;l.o.l work in community service and his anrl was not discussed 1hi:> :.r ., ·... u u i ~t 'Jo'Jr~' tlon tltttauy !l. ltxela· activities . Their son, .Jim, is' en- morn ing with the Pre.siden.t. ~IJ UL.• II ~o:j 11111.~1· ::;::l !3. Ascend 11. An alliaDee matloli ;.i·~, : 1J:"!! :;J 1::1.-J ~::l ti rolled at Rutland this autumn 14. Coral island Its. Drama J2. NU.., !! :-:L l>-1 i:J i::I!J;j as an F.igt)th grade studen t. 15. Gandhi's (Jap. ) country 20. Neuter dt>VotiOft 16. Ratlway pronoua at. or beu st. Edible ..~ (abbr.) 21. Chart 30. F'iower 1'00!· 17. Girl'• name 22. LiW. t; r.eeptacJM •t.ock : I 19. Ovurn ch.il4 31. Malt !c;:ontinued From Pac• 01\•l 41. ~';;'& j 20. Customs 24. Heal..- '• bever&a'e• duty hibils will be held at g a. m. and 23. Gftek lett.. .iurlging of tht: St> nior and fu nior COLUMRIJS UP - The state 14. l~le fi)¥r ~ fair poultry and rabbJt s .will be · . ~ Board or Education will consider 26, River (Fr., helrl at 1 p. m. Also AI 1hat hour propo~ed minimum standards for 28. Indelinlto the jtmior dairy ~how manship graduation from high school at a ertlcle judging will be- hel d a nd the PGm· 29, Factorid meeting held toda y. eroy High School hand will pr('I 33. Genua of The proposal would increase the se nt a conrert at the gra ndsta nd. req1.0irement ~ from one unit e'ach l lizar<!Jt Judging in th(' 1!ai ry cattl<>, of mal hmalic s a nd one or scill$. J:xctarnatlaa open rlass, will be he ld :~1 2 p. encl! or two of $cience and one If- Sen. D)Td'o .. J ~n., t h; sa~t c hour as h arnl'.~s ral'· of mnth r.matics atate (abbr.) .:1 U} bt."l, l{lj . • J\.. -. 7 p. m. th e; an L~U<~l . 38. Clans (lr.) The 1otal required credits: wp~ld 40. Easenttel horse !ihow will IJe held as the · be increase-1 fr om f:'ight to nine -63. Stlkworrn. grandsta nd :~Ltraction . leavin .'-': seve!' e lect ive su bjects for 44. Rub out Organ musiC' will \:tc prllvided each p·upil. for a {otal of 16 credit 45. Trap by the Thomps(m Music Co, of units as a mi ni mum gr-aduation I~ 46, Noatrlla Marietta for \h e show. Master of rt?quirf'mt>n1 . 47. Blbltcal Ccremoni(!s will be W~1l1 er Wind. Onlv tho,~e pupils w1th gradeS" iu •• oame sor of Point Pleasant1 W. va. the uPre~· quarter for their school 18. Plamtret ., would be pl'rmitted to carry lhe DOWN maximum '(lf fh·e uni1R of cr,•dlt 1. Old.-fOS)'llb at any one Hme. 2. Reverbere.te · o;~The proposal would also require 3. River ' (Ruaa.) (Continued from Pa,. Fourl a uniform :!Lcho•l year for all ~ ~r ' f. Dog'• under... use their own plows. All e"Xcept schoolS" o[ 01ny one school d istrict 1 neck •kln the German.s will use American and a six hour school day . tl'aetors. The state board· mus1 decide the DAILY CRYPI'OQVOTE- Here's how to w, " ... The attendance prediction was effective date of mi ni mum slapdAXYDLBAAXR 1 matle ·follow ing a meeting between ards and what exceptions would ls LONGFELLOW 'Devor~. Gov . c. William O'Neill, be allowed presen t hig h st·hool and state agriculture and conserv- se niors. One letter Simply stands for another, In this tample A. '-t u1ed tor the thrett L'.s, X for tbe two O's, etc, Single lettera, apo... ation officials. Devore sald some 2,SOO acres of trophea, the length and formation of the wordf; are all btnta fa,m land ni•rth of P('ebles have METERS TAKE $272.75 Each day the code letters are dltferent. been developd (or the three plow· Patrolman John McKen.:ie, back 1 ing contests. " on f.uty after a vacation last week A ~f'1Pio(l'&lll Q-llo• The state plowing match will be reported parking meter revenue VBUYCQHP, CIP VKDPSQKZH DO staged Sept. q , the national Supt. totalled $272.75 in his Monda~ 18, and the world contest on Sept. collection. OPHYBAZYCN 1 YV CD SPRYQV CIP 19 and 20. VCPZR DZYPRH-.-PQPZV~R. Secretary of Agricuclture Ezra VISIT THEIR SON Taft Benson wu expected to de- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Evere1t Lambert ' Yesterday'• Cryptoquoifo: LIBERTY OF THOUOHT II THE liver the major address on sept. of Wolf Pen spent Sunday wl11t )..H'I!l OF THE SOU(r--VOLTAIJ\E. 18.eO'Neill will present the '·gold- their son and famil y, Mr. and Ellltrlb~ b,- ¥1111' r.aturu IJn•~ , en Plow" to the world champion . Mrs . Gene ,J-ambert, Peach Fork . President Takes AFirmer Stand On Civil Rights Mason c·1ty Bov. Ill &. Sat........ 23. u. ' DAILY CROSSWOR·o AFTER THE RACES At The Meigs County ..,.. FAIR Race To Karr and Van Zondt OPEN DAY and· NIGHTS . For A BEST BUY! Welding Body and Fender Repair Lubrication $2995 1957 PLYMOUTH Fury - Sport Car. Man here ia tbe buy for you. This bot .little job sold for over $3800. Lou than four months ago, low mtlage, "just like brand new, Yoll've got to aee it. . ·· BOLINS MOBILGAS 1954 o • o > > • o 'o o I • • ' ' ' o • O' , ,': ,) , I • $1195 sr,ccial 2 door Sedan. F1ashy red and white flnisb set off with gleaming• white wall tirea, dynaflow, ncYf._ seat covers, it can't be beat at thla price. 1954 OLDSMOBILE .... · ~ .... · ...... $1695 ANOTHER ' Super 88 2 door. Powerful Rocket t~ngine with Whlrlaway hydramatie drive. Dark blue metamc finiah with a white top. Good white wall Ure1. See it today. I 1956 OlDSMOBILE · .. ~ .......... · .. · $2595 Master Painters Super 88 Holiday Sedan. BeautiflU red and white with wbite wall tire1, power ateering, bydrama~lc, radio, beater, low milage, like new. · Product 1953 CHEVROLET .... -.... · .. -· .. -- .. $795 ' ' 210--2 door. U,ht blue and white · two tone, A· I mntor, solid body, (lood Urea, atandard shift, radio, heater. 1953 PONTIAC -............ -- --- -- .. $895 Custom Catalina Hard Tnp. All leather upholatery, i-adio, heater, modera chartreuse and cream finish. lt'a a beauty. 1952 FORD $595 Cullom 4 door. Ford-o-matl.c drive, radio, heatt!l'o snappy V-8 engine, A good aallcl little ear. Tey It today. 1953 MERCURY ------ · .. -- .. -- --- .. -- $795 2 door Sedan. Spotless dark ereen meiaiUe finish, good "urea, ex- • I~ eeUent JDOtor. · ~~~ ,.....,.Q"......,. ( ... ~ ~f ~:m:-~ Minimum Standard ,For High Schoo's Being Proposed . ~ ~~ · ~ County Fair -- Z2~ ., Predict Quarter ,., . -=======-::::: = I L'EANUTS - By _!!!fULTZ lj WOND~f' IF THAT SIGN MEANS AN'IiHING 1 I PI UJT . . I ___ 1953 lUlCK ························ $995 L Roadmqter ·C onvertible. Bay, abe's loaded with power steerlniJ, polriifbrlkea, ,power w~oW., Jl(tWC!r aeat, dynaflow, radio, heat- er, beautllW-white body wlth a black top. • . 1952 · CADILLAC ---- .... -- ·----- .. -- .$1295 ~ e Monarch serk!( 82, 4.1 door. Dark blue, bydramatlet radio, lleitel\i.lioted atua, rldel Ute floaUDii on a cloud. Get Dehind the wheel and see wb.J·thill la tbe car of cars. , · • 1955 (HEVROLET · · · · · ···: · · · ····•· · · $1195 '""'""';.: 2 door Sedan. Dark> Jre;eD flnllh, br:att~r.:.~tuldarit shift tor better &•• mUa&e, 8 eylln:fter enathe, like ~ew urea. A JOOd buy. · 1955 OLQSMOBILE .......... , ....... $1995. ' We carry everything in Bike SerYice Also · "f ...... ~.... AI coM,•••• liloll, -~ .,......_ • J••. ·ere ,,.,,J •••J'• ' • ·'*• ,.., \_ , Conver~lent, Budget Term~ ot ·I • , Mrj(Qre's ~usy Stores • ' lila e1t1o •hup ear. ~ ... POMELIOY .. < • f door Sedaa. A happ;:v; •mootb r!lnnina UtUe ear that fOU mllu and mlloa of oervtee. Heater, hl-<lri.._ ,..1 wiU' ll1e eoveta. llke aew ~ " . · · · ..... 1951 .BACURD ............... .:,. ...... $295 . ~ ' • ...._ J ' J Cuot<>m ( d~r.' BII .rwii»'. IUIUI'J ov tbat rideo' like • dream. LlP\·l_ray linbb, ul~ ;lti.Vfl. ftiUo, ~eater. ,I<ARR ~ -;~;A~ ,~4NDT .. . . ., ....._ _ _ _ ••_ -~ ' .. '. ! PLYMOtmt .. ·-- ...... -- ·.. ·.. · $695 Cranbrook ~· . s1~79 ~- to fOil ·- ,- - · ·· ..,.AN 1111·-POMEROY CEMENT ILQCK ,.,. ~ Y · ' e veua .., ,c;;~ii..UoU..,semee ·~ \ 1953 -wltlte Enamel MASS .PIO_DUC~ $5:99 GQI. iiA• llrltll. - - - - - - - - - ' 88 HoUda)' Coupe. Coral ,I!JZld white two lone wttb white wan tlru, one local owner, bitlramatle drl·we. ridlo. heater, a real .tllatd!lr~l'lpl~it!,·te::: :;; GAS Rano• D•tller Ph~n• M · OORES Pom1roy ~mateb "·aa.y · ' Oh•"o . PH~ llloOim IIID4 liD an.t 110 loll •"' a.,.., ., .,..., fli ,. ••• _ lh1o '"----------~------' --~-------~:-,. . ' eolllirh ........)'~rd. Tile (C:ontlnuN P.-.m ,._. OMI Mu. Ralph Welker of Pomll'to)' <t<:l· ln.K as chairmt'in for the fun'd Anyone, bu11ine11 flrrra or Lndi· vidual• who want to help wuh their cuntribullona may .end 1~m to the Naomi Ohllnier P"und it lh~ Farmer• Bank and Saving•, Poru ~_ roy . The Pomeroy C'hLUrb of f'hriJrt hu 11lso lndit•ated it.l ~ up. pvrt of the fund Fil -l , PRKES START AT $32.95 if '-'011\e IR •lltl Sflep r .....,....., Wo.ot Point, N. Y.• beJan defend~ 1 •It Rational plato! champion- 1,300 other ' " .... 1111 1i• lift Mol .... . . . . LI.tt}e League Game Announced Trainer and R~gular Bikes In All Sizes Pistol Defense 4IP tOdaY aJalnat ....,.hi 3 I (Conlin"'• ......... 0 .. 1 I STARS POSTPONE WEDDING • Schwinn It M.Sgt. Opening . I. _.... STATE fAIR Lions Stunned By Parker Quitting .48 Head Coach. Says 'Team Is Dead N•)•v' Fund Is Created ' .468 II \I - - - -- p-! • fes.!:ionala who ·can help him a lot, Syracuse batters were led by •'ho... . e's no telling how far he may Ernie Sisson at .536 on 24 hila iu ':i trips. He got two doubles and Wherever it is, "gOOd thr9wing, a triple, no homers. Under Sisson Jl. · came. m. AB H Pet. Winebrenner :it ..... 27 .M7 Misw Lois Cecil. who planned Knapp 15 6 .400 a surprise for the Middleport wllliamg 20 7 .350 Championship baseball team Louks (son Jim) 49 16 .326 when she got an autographed ball Cundiff 49 13 .265 from the Cincinnati Red Legs, Jenkins 46 12 .260 was surprised this week in turn Harden 21 S .238 when the local champions sent Oiler Z7 7 .241 her a baU which they and their F . Sb!nn 30 :i .166 All Stars of the Wahama Lit- coach, N. P. Swackhammer, had will meet the autographed. · • Baker . 3' :i .151 tle Leagu't. Lis!~ Hi 2 .133 champie;il club, Hartford, Wed· Each player, with the excepHood 8 1 .US nesday evening in a game start· tion af Edward Lee McComas, Hubbard 13 1 .076 lng at tl:ao p. m. Ray Mulford, who is in boot training in the president, said today. Marine Corps in California, had WlnebrenrJer 'rtad seven doubles. • Jack Williama a triple and homer; Mulford also .said league offj. autographed the ball and they Louks', two doubles and a triple, cials , ·all managers of the fnnr- have reserved a place for his Cun'd ifl, two doubles, a triple and team loop, and players extend name to be :~igned later. Mrs. Robert Allensworth two homer1 (team record), Harden their appreciation to the sports one triple Jenkin& four doubles fans and parenta who "so nobly brought the ball to MUs Cecil and a triple Oiler a double and supported our program this flr~t who is most appreciative of · the gilt from the team . She taua:ht triple, F. Sisson one homer, Baker year." most of them before becamtn~r an a triple; Lisle. two double.;. of multiple He said $800 was contributed invalid-a: victim Little Foozy (Larry) Wolfe mult to put the kid bii.sebali on thi8 sclerosis which has ~nfincd her have~ !pecial jinx on Middleport summer and the interest by play- to her bed. players. He shut thcrp. out ers an<! support bY parents d .::· thh; summer without a hit- monstrated the worth of lhe cf· and 3-0. On both occasions he fort and money put oul. was up against Micky Miller who At a recent meeting of man· J when he's right !1 real right. Mil· ler had one earned run against agers members of the all star club were named. This is the way him Sunday In losing 3-0. the Wahama Little L('ague fin Jim Bowles is the first and only ished: Ohio Vftll(!y Association player w L this summer and probabb• the only Southeastern Ohio Athletic J,eaaue Hartford 7 high school playf!r of tt&e 1957 N . H . Cards 4 5 spring ae-aaon to be offered a bonua Mason 4 to sign a pro baseball contract. N. H. Reds r . 2 Jim is 1oing to show his stuff No arimisll.ion will be charged to a7iew more major league 11coUts before slgnlHg with the Redlcgs as at the Wednesday evening game . "It ple•h• 1.11 to pi•••• you'* pitcher. However the tact that However, donations will be ac · W. Meln St. Pomeroy the Clncy bran likes his ·tast ball cepted from the- stands. and curve doesn't mean he'll al· wars bt: a pitcher l"u baseball. Bowles wuuld liked to have gone a., a fiut baseman so he cou-ld swing the bat every day. A gent named Stan Musial st"artcl out as 1 pitcher too down in 1 Florida Class C league many years ago. He was throwing at the nmc time and in the same league as Kal Hlndy. Hindy Instead of putting ycu In the hole with two atrlkea now pulla you out or the hole with a short term Joan or the green stuff. Dave Hind:y, Kal'al nephew, wh~ went with Bowlea to Charle•ton laBt night to try out with the Senators, ~and who caught &owlea In high school, saye hl1 former· mate Ia- a lnt fallt"r than three m(lntha· ago ''And he'll got some ·JO(ld break stuff now, too." Hindy ny. Bowles always waa sharp on control with hit fatt one. He won many of bis gamea lut aprlng on control-that ablllty to refrain from putting men on bases vla the free ride. If big Jim develops his fast baU and curve u he IJ'OWS stronaer, whama All•.star OHIO Cintinnati has 2f games at home and 20 on the road tor a total of 44 bmes remaining. Nine of these, rive at home and four away, are with the Brnee. A4alnst the other first division clubs, Brooklyn and St. Louis Cincinnatl has 13 games to plaY. Six of these are againat St. Louia at home and two with Brooklyn at home. The othera are on the road. Most basebi:ll obseMi'ers have all but counted the Redlcgs out of the National League pennant picture. e .Huffy , 114 71 .432 16 Rttulft. Columbu 8 Rocheatc...-5 Columbu1 II Rochelttlr 4 .1 • publishing them as gospel. Chiuftps S • urprlSC Invalid V/il•th W AUtographed B8 Jl LT I • .512 . 8 .~7 • a BICYCLES ColumlntJ ' • Bob Louks, manager of the Syracuse Uttle Leaguers didn't finisb first in standings, says, "'By Golly, we're going to be first at somethiQg." He and they were, with their final b · atUng averages. On the best dope available, Jim White of Syracuse, says Racine was tops in the County League, witb a 16·1 record. Syracuse was second at 8-8 (~nd wbat's wrong with second place?), Dodgers 8-12, Redlegs 6-6, Pirates 5·11 , and Yankees 3-10. There may be e(rors in this final stacking of the clubs. so The Desk wiH hear about it, for sure. That's why we aren't rOP NAMES DP 113 .484 9\1 HIVIDa~· , ... · · · 88 68 a..1 a.M TtaaftUI KeUy hu been po stp nned unt1l Cincinnati would bave play !prlng. She Indicated the werl· -~ ball the rest of the aeaaon and , dl 0 dd be held In early Ma r M1lwautee at .500 percentage In • ::,::•:~s.;w:::;:u:::::~~;;.:;~...;;;-.-.order for the Reds to· overtake them. Tebbetts -thinka DOW'a the time to rtart. • lr;;;;;~~;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~nd~t~ok~es~~co~o~c~bl~n~l~f~•~om~t~h~c~pro-~~ for ..••• " .......... White opened up with to Price .and another to McDonald could be that the eve ntu al winner will ha ve tu hi t .400 . Williams has U•~c~ hi lt1ng at an amazi ng .500·clip smcc lhtl Ju ly 11 All...Slar Gam e and there are no s igns that he wil! ta pe1· ofr s harpl y in the rrmaini ng 44 games of th<' sP nson lie is gun· ning for hLs tifl h hattin g title with an avera gr 1hat lw has topper only once HI 11 llill ·season-in 1941 when he h11 .40fl. Mantle , meanw hil e, has been ~taging a S()I'C ia tula r drive of h.is own with a .56:S dverage ' fur hb IL~t 14 ga mes. He is gu nnin g £or the unprc(·cdt·nlt·r! fe a t of winning two tripltJ crownli in sue· cession and with 123 wuik5 is a good bet to wipe nut Babe llu th's aeaso11 mark of 170. Milwaukee at Cincinnati night - Burdette 10·7 va Nuxhall !Hi or CHICMiO UP- I'ally 8<'1'g, Lawrence 11·9. wllh $6,000 fir~t prize mont'y St. LouU at Chlcago-Wrhmeier World tnt1rnamcnt at Tam O'Shan IJ·3 · VI Ruah 2·12. ttr In her purse t01la~· had n toWtdnucley'a 9am.t tal of $1~.769 ln winnings f01• the Boaton at New York ycor. Pitttbur&h at Philadelphia Miss Hcrg won the World Mon." St. l.oubl 1\ Chlcaao day Cor til(! rourth time with an MUwauketl at Cincinnati edge of two strokes ov('r Fay AMiliCAN LIAGUI Cr9ck~r. of Uruguay, in their Tvttlhw'• PNbebtt PltcMn playoff lor the women'.!! profc5Detroit at Kan•a• City 2 da)'· aloual title. niJht-Poytack 12·10 and Mus 8-8 v1 PortDCarrero 3·8 and Gor, HAWKS SIGN STARS man 2-1 New York at Boaton nhr;hlLOUIS UP......Srortng ace Bob ST. Pettit and former Kentucky sturdlvant 8-6 va Sullivan Hl-8 11tar Cliff HOHlln have !lgnt'd lhl•lr BaJUmore at W••hlnaton night 10157-68 contracts with the St . -..Johnaon t-7 v1 K.rmmertr 6-7. Louis H11wka of the National BuChlc110 at Cleveland nia:htketball "Anoclatlon. rctt11 I~ bePiertc Ut-8 or Hat;shman 7·6 VI. lieved {O have rec eived $2.0,000 Norlelkl 1-1 and Hngan SlO,OOO. Wecl""day't GemM ~ ChlCIIO It Clevelend nliht Detroit It KIRIII Cl\y nl1ht Baltimore at wa•hlnaton nlaht Ntw Yotk 1t Bolton . .-....,. .. ·.-·--. • Meanwhile , Wolfe had gone to setond on the thrOw to the infield, · and to third on t he try for White at home. John Shasteen got bls second sing ](' or the g•me to score Wolfe. Then It was up to White to ahut the door on Ironton. He had relieved Wolfe in the seventh after that young gent tired. ,., CINCINNATI UP - Cincinnati opens a "do-or-die" four · game serlea with the rront-runnlni Mllwau.tee Braves here tonight with Joe Nuxhall (6-5) of the Redlega opposing Lew Burdette (10.7) of the Bravea. The Reds arP. curr~ ntly in fourth plaee in the Natlona1 League with Milwaukee holding a comfortable five and~ half game edge i.n first place. Cincinnati ill seven gamell out. Manager Birdie Tebbetla bas indicated it's now or never for Cinclnnati. The Redlegs have lost 11 of 13 game• with the Braves this year, their worst won and lost retord with any club . Show Horses '~on~ ·~~ · 1 , . Po1111...., _.; • .,., .lo . ....._ _ _ _ _ _ _"!'~ ----:---- 1 'M:LL •. SESSI~ . ALSO I-IAPPCNS 1t:1 DE_ QiJrTE RICH ... AND T~T GIJV WJST eE AFTER. I-IER OOI.JSW .1 �I • t.-DollJ Sentinel, Pl>meroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug . 13, 1957 POMEROY SOCl•~ty \ m.. returned from Peoria, wbero they bad tpenl a week. Mn. ~thel Jones, lister of Mr. Taylor. u repenlln.ll b'<»m JUlien' at St. ~*nels Hospital ln Peoria, Ul Sheil ltl,tDg with her children ln that Middl-r -'~' SOCIETY r.nll_. '" . . Rubt'rt Gardner and fnend , ~1st Dl:'bor_ah Dunn Coi•Jmbus and \lr ann ~Irs Cla r;!:tce Bo<; ter ' n n~ children SLtsan .wd Allen of GaliJpulu w(' n· Sunday dnH .er - ""''' ••f ~.lr an<l . Mrs . Phil ~ Wttlt.lmson l f.ndl y. Mrs Plt Trary . Mrs. Ira Wei · Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Holter, man . Mr ~ Phd WJse .nd M•s · · n iece and nephew, p eggy and C\irford Jacobs sp('nl . ~e\'(:rl!l Vau.ghan Stacey of Akron are d',·s .. 1 the F'ree MdhodJsl ::11 mp the guests of her mother, Mrs. meei•n" r.. Man .-fi:-ld , E\n.abeth Duckworth, Syr_acuse. Mr ond Mrs. Leo M(lrrlson and Mr. ·•.•;·' :\1r s C1 •, ford J:~c,)bs " " f II f wJth Mr and M,! l' drl Fow1_t'. er 'neighbors and fri.cnd~ m Sy spent t he wcekc 1Hl m Ma rn H'' and attl'nded the f rr(' Me1hodJ§t or Mrs. Roy Lawhorn and children. Clt)'. Mn. APniee Oblina:er an_d ~ch­ Strpften, Padla. and Kathy· Sprlng· fiekl are visiting Mr. aa.d Mra. ard Vaughan will go to DUnbar tO; Gen~ [)od.Orl and family 1nd ~r . day after M.n. Vaughan and sonl', d Mn William Ault and farn1l1 · Bill and Doo, who bne heeD viB:'r. LaWburn who wu her~ for • iting llr. and Mra. WUbur Paraons visit ~eturne<l bo~ne with hla fam· and aon whll~ :Mr. Vaughan aceom· u panied tbe Explorer Post members lly:Mr- and Mn. William Grate and s.on. 1mmy, Charl_eatcn. spent the week end with his faaber . J, H. Grate, and family and o~h~r rela· tives. Sunday thex wen ~omed ~Y Mr. and Mr!l. Gary Duddmg (J~nu Grale) and aon, Sammy, Huntmg· J on a camping trip. Robert Tompkins. wl1o has been at Lila Vegas:, bas y\Aite~ his parenll, Mr. abfl Mrs. E. R. Tompkins and nephew, Jame.s H_amer, enroute to his home In Balllmo~. Md. ler Bl~user , Cut- Ohio aod the children mained t~r a week'a visil. AI The Price• YOU Want To Pay C1inton Fisher (o. i'n Mr. and Mrs. Slney Bryan and IOIUI Ricky and Eddy, Powhatan Poln't were gueala Saturday of Mr. and Mrll. Wilbur Koeni~ and son, Reed and Eddy remame for a viait 'wit.b Reed Koenig. Sunday guuts at the Koenig home wert Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dl"on. GuY&· v111e Rl. Noah Haikins and ~on. durleB, and Bltl Turner, attended the Hal· a SALES_ PAINT- IIRYICI 11107·Y Middleport 6265·X AS!!.OCri Tu.l. Wed. AufUit 13-14 ADULT Tlckela Admltl Car Loalll on Femlly Nlehtl CARTOON IHOWI -a laoRock Madlaon Virginia Maynor "THI MAN IIAST" (Hair Ralsin1 Extliement Herel Harry Jamea Andrea ''THI OUTLAW QUliN" ~~.~ . lux" NATIONAl Priscilla Circle Picnic Supper Is Held On Monday This Modern Smooth..Toe "'ULt 01 f«IN Sill ... M.tchlftt M-•prlnt ... prlct ,., ..r, Meat Moclern Then 9 Wayl ... - - - ---~.,. --- --~ Fater PollUtion ·c ontrol Raps Pomeroy-Middleport' 1 . New Whistle Is P'l'esent~ To Local F~undry Pomeroy School Board Awards Coal Contract "Lulu" Number Is Highlight Of Follies Show Polley Adopted BvOhioBoard · • / A coal bid for 16.86 per awarded to Rol'ert Arnold, ror Tue111bv e-vP.nlnJt when Jl~eroy StbQDl Boiud met in rul.ar seuion at , the dent's office. Also bidding were the Coal .1nd Dl)('k Co. the coal Co. and the Bailey The' low b:d . waa lctl:!pled. The v,uey Belle ~ueta waa awarded tne contract liver m'tk to the Central er Run Grade ~hoot! . tract eaHed for six: Cents (Qr '"'....!. late, half pinti, and 5\1 ce,nbl white milk. By parilclpatine in the milk progr~m. ehUdren ceht& per half plnt, Ch.arles Swattel b' the diatributfW. AUGUST 15th MEIGS COUNTY FAIR ~ edTho and •::•;;h:i""i'~~l•e:i•;;'':.;n:iid:;;•;r~ ~in At The Rock Springs Fair Grounds ~ew Get Tough COLUMBUS UP 'rht- Obio ' Nater Pollution Control Board ·ays it ha11 "quit fooling around .. • vith ~Jtiea, villages •nd lndUIItriel ..-hicb continue to pour tmeiJy .valte into .strtama and !4ke:a. The taU for aelion was made by Xatural Re!!ou,.cea Direettor · Her- . bert Eagon. Other board membfrl loined ip with a chorus. of A·meu!" The board a~ ,., meetiDg Ordered to .show cau~e wb)' tbelr perrpit: tc dump . sewage ilftoi: · , Weamszhould not be euu:ellftl.: • were Middleport and PomerOy, ia . Melga County; Lakeville in Ad!~ " bula County, and COil GrOve-- ht Llwrence County. adoP!-- So Please Plan 1'our Shopping This Week at Elberfeld• on Wedneslay . ' Friday __ _.., .... ...... ....,...... •••If••"• . ····~'" ........... . ............... . .. ·. ..,r·.,...,, 'iJtlt ..J. . · ,. UMluP YIMf OHLYI .·',~· KER ·FUR·..... ITU RE B::~ Sohlrdoy . . . . . . . . LD E Leroy £. Burthe elo,sed-door. Public Health Sel'v~ be:re: He opened ' Your Authorized Oldsmobile Dealer has ltl Ask hi.-. to sho~ you why the budaet-prlcecl ...... Is the v~lue·~r· of the ye~r. Mo~. t:ar ~~~ >'~ur}po~erl , :~;- ·, Greater luxurri ,True' bla~cartlde and ' handllna ea.e. Top ~.,?~~IJ~ 1.~c: Get the facta and fljures •• a.)'ou'll see that an Olds "88" is J~t the car ' for you • • • that n~w'• the time. to bu.~ • ~ -N. ;,.JU..,bu~. 7/"~~~.1 an 1'HI vtC DAMOHI SHOW Dlvlolhn I'V, Dairy Cattle. Tltlt f.ivi&Wn .tncJudS tbe •' ~hib_lpng female anlmala with the IJaniah Syatern 6f~ judging beln,a uaed. ~ •, ' I ., Beef C.ttle; Divis· Division vn, . . ' EU Ebersbach Jr., was relees· ,ed..": ~om ewtod;y ·fol.Wwing his f ari--al.anment hi :M'eiga ·county ComlJlOh Pleis court' tbla 'week oit an. • He Indictment for embetZlement was released on a 5500 tecog· bond. wHb O"Drien, plead charge and O:n'"" trial. ., tlefendant5 in Phil • • t.. • ~ ' .. ' .\ ....·j,._,, , .. A ; :'- ,. '· ' . ~~~~:~:~;~ ~F~~·~~~:; ~n, Allen again Oct'. , WU~iamson Christine Waddell, et al. The ! ' • '! 'I. . another cntrYAhe- court nam· Fred W. Crow, attorney, for ' ,, " ·'*" ." cu.rv b~~j~~~~~. l; "........,. -_· M~n ,County 'Civil Defense Head Is Named . ' 1·· '. ZOnie Jenera, ~;~,:tc Melr~S ~ Syraeuae, ".iteally a fine street now," was bu anno~nced plans rOr calling 1 meetin.g :for the pw-wae of rcorgani&ing the civil defense program in • tbe countY. ;Frey 11 em'~,>loyed with the Ka!· aer Al~lnum C(lrporation ,~ · Woman . - Poison ~ Children's Home . Hill Street Is Now CO~pleted Fr-itz Frey of Ft. Pleasant bas been n1med head of Mason Coun• ty's ei~ll de.tense nperatipns accOrding to an announcemet by Sleve MU1er, a member of tho Civil Defenae Council Frey, who succeeds Col. Frank W. Haught of the west VirJinta . also was ordered removed appear•rce dock-et and on the trla _docket. -t~ l'(ati(ID41 GUard, ~i;;~;.;l'.i&hl'dlll•"'d·l·:~ctbe ,. l and ehlldren, Nucy . . ,. evonlnlil at their home, Ctaeeter Road. honorln1 their granddiu_ghter 'Janice K~ JI.otter on her hrs\ bl<thday. .::~-~:-=-·J;,~. "~··,10II~Tb~e~llrl&b~~·!:!leoi~C~o~m=er~fii::,:M::;kldl=:•po:::;.l1;_________ and nntee Kay. •;" ''f'J' .'· :Mr. and Mra. Homer Hotter enterta)ned with a' dlomer Sunday Is for a ~- from a two Homer Holter's Entertain For Grand Opughter ·. 9 A.M. to 5 P:M. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ,.. ·' '"' Mrs. John Frick Is Hostess To Rela,ive Gr.oup months visit in England. . . Nltw 1011'.i.ef~ to repl- your .. .. . . . .. . , in this coun· . Gncst 11 included Mrs. Burke Bero of Chicago; Mrs. Winona H(laan and Mis~ Jean Smart. :rd:emb~s and advisors were Mrl'. Hn)':t~rs . Manning Kloes, chairman, Mn Gerald Anthnny. Mrs. Ruth -Robinson, Mn. Raymond Lievt., )fr~ owen Button, MIM lUwda Hall, Mra. Gene Kauff, Mri, John:Fultz. Mrs. ncnry Null, Mra. Richard Ow· have just returned . . . . . . . 9 A.M. to .5... P.M. . T"ursdoy ..... .. .. · · · · . . 9 A.M. to Noon Tuft- , d.ay then promptly ordered . four -rbmmonitie1, a county and 111 lndudry to e~:plai.il tbelr alleged laek of progreN i.o halting · pollution. ~ ~. up-fu.aate re- Mr. and Mrs. John Frick. entertained a group or relatives Sundi!Y at their home, Rock Springs noe<1. Guests were Mrs. Georg, Stelnard, Miss P'rantes Kay Ste~n ­ ord Mn Howar" Poole. Mts~ Ro~emn ry Poole , all of Akron; 1 Mrs Nellie Brnt11ey, Columbus 1 and. Mrs. Clara Murray, Middle port. Mi~s Slflinard and Miss. Poolf' " .,, -------SINGI.JI COPY-Ic · -- - Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio, Wednesday, August 14, 1957' steady .1pread pa~lor . IASY TIIMS - 1 ' The Pri~cllla Clrl'.e of the B 11. San hOrn Mis~lonary Snclety of tbe F\r~t Baptist Church met Monday night at th e Middleport Roadside p11 rk for 11 pknlc llllppcr. The blessing , whith preceded the meal. w118 nsked by Mrs. C \an~­ mpnt E. Hoyt, wife of the church 'FIRST TIME EVER! Mallretl ..------:------------~----------------~-------------------------------------------------------VOL 1X NO. 102 THURSDAY AFfERNOO~ Band Boosters Express Thanks For Support 6 Dayo A Week CLINTON FISHER CO. IOnlofil 6WO. C., ~:00 Free Parkins ••I' W.,-""' ch•nc• .t au,.,., , ......... Hioh CLOSED attente~a~~n~~ase Store Hours 8:00 lo Sunday M. 'hl Mr and Mrs. Clarcm:c I and son RJcky of B:~s1\ were Sat· uniny guests of Mr am'· Mrs Willard Ehcrsba~h and daughter5. Mr and Mrs. Charles . Buck were Monday lunchron guests of , Mr and Mrs. w1nard Ebersbach Mr <rnri Mrs. William Gra!l' and ~on , J~mcs. Charleston, wEre weekend J!UI'Sts of her parents. Mr and Mrs. William Baker. Mr. anrl Mrs . Mary Dudding and son, San'lmy, of Huntmgton were lick daughter oi Mr . and Mrs. S nday guests of her grandpar· Miss Rosemarie P~~ictaC en Saturday August 17 will e~ts. ~lr and Mrs. WiHiam B:aker Peter J. ZeHck, Merl an, on "ouse F.N. U.S . Navy Mrs. William Fishc~, Mmerscome the bride of Jame\ Al~n s&;ouse 'of Pomeroy, Route 1. VI.11 C ,,. a medical patient at tbe , l "lb son of Mr. a~d ~rs. c:~rh:fd the St. Ros~ Church at Meri· MeJgs G~neral ,Ho:>pJta · Mr ami Mn. W)alt Gi ert 1 The weddmg ~ to b c_ng held at the Russian Hall on and ~on Jim and Michael S~en:er dan with a rec~ptlo_n el the ..pMancl Oil ~~~ st from three till seven. 'd chools and is employed as allendcd outin~ Sa1.urday ~cld al Miss Zeleick attended M~l ~,~e~n New England Telephone Camden Park, Hunltngton. . a telephone operator at t~e 1o~ Pomeroy and is staUoned Mr. and Mrs . Herman Ohhn~er aud son TerrY and Mr. ~~d Mr_s. Co. Sprouse with the U.S. Navy. Willi~:~m Ohlinger wei'e VISitors m 50 t..h:.:e_n_e_w -..,.L_O ndo~ M W w 0 ·,ebl Washing- r'incinnati Sundny. . - p tc Va · rs · ' kina reunion at Fortification , ar ~ ton' D aRd M'r an~ M~~ · ~: ~ Mr . and Mrs. Donald McKcnu e GatlipoHg sunday. Forty-nlne. PC'r W 'ntehl Pomona. Callforma. VIS ~nrl f;tnnly were in Huntington present f~r the annual reum~- k· it~d Mr ~nd ,Mrs. Forrest Bachtel Saturday to attend the Ashland c ani family Monday . Mr and Mrs. George- Fry, Oil Co' outmg at Camrtrn Pa!k.. bour~e were week end guests of Mr and· Mr!'l. Herbert Munrc, 0 ~ Mr anrt Mrs. William Kmg Mlsa Mabel Hysell who a~om~:~ Dayton, wflt'e week en~ guests of and da 11 ghlcrs, Carrie and Judy nled them Sunday to .the FrY Mr. and Mrs. •Shlrle~ M1l1H u-f Newark and Mr and Mra. nlon at Pine Grove Hill. west coFrank Calbelzor of Akron we~n ~umbus, RFD, w. Va Othd"t'hfrom weekend guests of Mr_ and Mu. Middleport who allcnde eo~~ K11-rl GrueHcr, MinCr&\•1\le. union were Mr. and Mrs. J Mrs Karl Grucser an d ~au~~:h; Fry, Mr. and Mrs. We!<lcy Pry an~ ter, Miss Manlyn, w1·rc VISitor., son. Marvin, and Mrs. Ada Lam In Parkersburg Monday bert. Miss Martlyn Gruescr rutLtrned to her employment in Columbull M C F. Hawkins is v'1~1tmg Kenneth McElhinny , president Monday twcnmg a!lur a ~cver:~t her rJiiUghtcr and son in· la~ .. Mr. or the Middleport Ban!'\ Boostt1rs flays vbtl with her parents , ~r . Jack Evans New l;a\lfor· 9 d M an , r. ·· th •rnd n\8. She aceompame( cr g a · Assnriation. hu expr<lUerl his ap· and Mrs. Karl Grueser. She r~ · turned h~re Fnday from a two daughter and her )lusbund, Mr . prcci at1011 and \hal of th<• t=eks vacation In Florida. and Mrs. Frilnk Eaal.cp, Columbus . tion mf'mhers for 1hc success u hOme Sunda:. and went on to New ll'C Creun Socit~1 w\11eh ':\'liS hciJ al w l\lr ~nd Mrs. Wtlliam Pnrkcr thr high schoo l la~t week. anrl funul:v of columbus and Mr. camornia. . . Mrs. Paul Theiss was . ~otcnerr~l Mrs. Lesta Gotharrl ts planning to move htr furnilm'e to Cohlm- chairman nr I he SQcial ~lllrh sold b this week end wher<' she wtll almost $200 worth or Jrc crea~ . muaske her home The Rev . ani.\ M1·s. r;~ke Pl<' and candy The A.BsOCillGuy F. Sl\yre and tllree rhtldren tJon ~ \so Is thn nkln& Hand D~tednr will move to ttlc Gothard home on George Dallas anO members of ~h<' South Third Avenue and are plan· Senior Band fnr the eoncert which ~dded 10 the success of the Social. nlng to sell thcl.r home Com mlltCl! members, contrlb~­ Mrs. J . w. D~~Vumna. w. Lors and tl1c townRpeoplc who. a · tr.nded Lhe Eoclal are all. r~cclvmg the thanks of the AstiOCiatton. D!lio' - . . ....,. ..... - .a Will Be • - ' 8Y UNITID . .. . . ................. ,...... .._. ....,. ... """'-'·,.... • J ·s SOD I. P,AINT J Weather . z II Fully Stocked • and family were Suaday evtniD.I m•e.aU of Mt. and )ln. Roy .... Holter. It &Dd · Mr and Mrs. Roy Ho er .. · d v hmebe~ famU;y were 8 un a.,. •uelta of ):Jer mo. ther, Mn Geo. • h TbampMin Chet ~re. d MUs y~e Thomas reLu~:;, home Sa\urday atter a two w visit ln ·Cleveland witb her br~ ther and alster·in·law, Mr .. jn Mra. ,HortOP Th_omas and fama y. d ur-eek e~d vtaltort or Mr. an .,..., kl and familY lira. Euaene Buc ey hil brother or Mulberry Ave. were u. and m.n ··~. Jaek Buckley and two ,... p blidrea of Jl(ew Brighton, a. ~bey eame eapccially to atted•d tb• ann11al BIIC•~1e). reunion he 1d 8RUD· dav, Aug. 11 , at the Forte un ELBE RFELDS· STORE M"' ""'""''' Ld""''· M~·· . Local 1tudenUI at the post-ses110n at Ohio Unlveralty include Mrs. Ro1 Mra Rosll W1ae, an bert Allenaworth, Mr!C James Haw· Mr t I'll S, · ." · ley, Middleport teac:hen; · Mn. family. Mildred and CharleY Jo . Hal's, RlchardiWella, Sb.ella Stover and New Riehmnnd, have been vLJiUna: Sallv Scb~&af. St1.1ing on campul their grandparentt, Mr. and Mr~ for the post-M~BaioD is Chnles HasW 5 Hawl~y. Salem Center, an 'dns &on of Mr. and Mrs. Noa~ ar~ ~pending several da}'l with Huldna. . Mr. and Mi'l. owen Ji'ink a..,.:J their aunt, Miss Mildr~d Hawley, and untie, Jamea Hawley, and )Irs, BOM, Bill, Dean anl Danny, were In Gallia County .sunday at the Hawley . i Mrs WllforO Struble, Logan, v a- home q{ her· parents, Mr. and Mrs. lt('d h~r 80 n, Kenneth McElhinny, Thomas Boggs,' and attended the and familY las\ week and wat'l ac- funeral of her nephew, Glenn son of Supt. and Mrs. Marcompanied home by her granddaughter, Kathie McElhinny, for a visit. d M , Mrs. Edna Price, Pcrtlan , av tie BeeKic, Racine, and Tob)' Beegle. Beaver Fa1111 , Pa., ~·ere recent gLtesta of Misa Loll Cecil. M.r. and Mrs. Hubert Taylor and family Bill and Helen Louile, have Lee Smith and son, movlna: today from the i~eilia 11 ier apartment to the H. J Ru!lsell property on south Third Avenue which was vacaterl hy Mr. IS and Mn. Rubltd LeVaughan and Our Store ,- camp mccun·:. laura St' harfer and Wayne Lclf· hcil spent the weekt>IHl al Man•· field Methodist camp meetmg. Mrs. Edward Parfrtl acco:mpan· Jed her son aw:l rlaughter-m-la~, Mr. and Mrs . l.awrenre Parfitt to FlorJ ~ a for a \'acallon . Miss Nancy Durn~ ma~ the · hi ,uest nf Mr . and Mrs. overmg rl r lly Donald Houda ~ helt 8n am Mr . and Mrs. Rit!hard Wells and children, Dee Ann and Ricky, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Mi. raewte SaturdaJ. w Roy QuuiUen of Welllbutl. · Vo ,, the auesl of b ls slater, .., dJ Mr·,·. John Guinther aad frieD 1n Syracuse . () k Mr. and Mn. CharLes uc= · dd "'""1-e of Rltt WOJlh and gran a.,..... r . . mao are the i\ICSt~ of hiJ par· ents, Mr. aad Mra. Albert Duck· woMrtrh. ' oSnydn~~:.: ·Steft RotiiOn. ..· of Ib Galltpoli.s 'visitll!'d Saturday w t hi.s daughter and son•in-l,aw M.r. and Mrs. William Wlnebrenqer . "ftl Wl and bia sister, Mra. M.a.,., ne· breM~ner~n:Y~::.seCeeil Cook rmd · .. p week fam ily or Beaver,h' a., wtre Mr end guc.sts 0 1 15 S · anti Mrs. Walter . YfiCWIC . :o~n~S~to~u~b~o~nv~i~U~e~,~ca~ll~e~d~oo~·;:·r~m~·~::Mr:.~·~nd~M:r~•~·~;:~~-~Mor~a~~P~o~rk=·~:-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. tn~r and Mrs. Noel H_ysen and spent Sunday with her parents, so~:s Paul and Wallace-, Columbus. &re 'guests o( Mr. and Mn Gall Hysell and Sandra. . Misa Betti.!'! Wlae, Miami, atTJved Sunday for a visit with ~er pad P'arley of and Mrs. Kenneth K.e d Cbeylon, W. Va ., weu wee n r ",r. and Mn. Edward lu.. t. O ' Pu}l:er, Mmersvme. Mr. ond Mra. Clarence Owens of Grundy, Va, are the ~uestl of :M.r.s . Fannie Kaspar , Mmerr vdle and Mn. Herbert Miller_ have rellll'ned home titer a weeks visit in Mt. • flrOJpec\ , UL. wH.h Mr. aod Mrs. John Michel ami / was ' ~venaivood. elab after taking a ride up and down Children's H(lane' Hill. The new road, completed this week with s blacktDp rurrace bY the ChriRty Blacktop C(l .. Marietta, o.. i& wide and smooth and bas a "'Ueh easier grade than the £0'1'111er -curviog graveled road. · Pomeroy vi~lage agreed to pay ftir blacktopping while it is reported ' &he eounty graded and laid the rock base on the new roadway leading to what recently has btren cille die Children's Home Hill Ad· diUcn. - - - - - - '· .AND Tbe Kyger :::_:_::_ _ _ __ General Hospital she IQlblbed. 'l quanctlemi~ l~elled RIVIVAL MI~T~NG , . ·· ,Revival aeMices will be ~ld . a~otdtn1::la ®:nef. ' tbro·~ll)qu& 'tile week •t. the Fall .of SYrilcuse; GosPci ' Chui';l.b ~ in Portland, X:ev--. wiiB' "pumped out~ Jietb 1J th~ evangeli~t for ~mforta)lf tout, . tbi,. wbloh Wgln at ?:41. . tbe verdld: today of village offi· I . .,· NELSON CITED Donald Clair Nelsen, I& Langll--: Ville, wn a.-reMed Jut evening by eiiy police on a charge of reckless Operation of a motor veblcle ~ He was I"Jted to appear be ore. MayO!' E. ·F. Robinson SatOMIJ Dlflh~ Brjek-tl. dents -.111 roo•m• thls W..t. 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