https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/09eb04f5cde05c676515acdd52e49ce5.pdf 5f975a4b2a0c874d913bd9e8fbaa0e7d PDF Text Text 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. Tltey .since &heir direCtor to S.indusky bY the brother~ Tbe cadet Tb~sda,: at the Matcblng Band: priettee ... �.. ........ ... ..~ ...,. • ·- ........ - . .. + .. ,. • ... • •• . • • .... ·- . ~..... ·-- • • ~ ........... ~ • ••••••••• -· ...... . - ' • s-Dally Sentln~ Plmteroy.M!ddleport, 0 ., Aug. 14, 1957 The spoke!' word - and even those written It took some study aud compariJon of re- have been often condemned as a very poor porters' stories with the Unifa"': pictures, but method of communieation . The same word we believe we have finally worked out the means frequently quite ·different things to "system " , differe-nt people. Besides, intonation and 1 "Attractive" - a horrible mess with quality of speech can imply meaning beyond buck teeth< or teeth missing, ratty balr (usu· the intent of the speaker. ally 10 her eyes) and a figure like 50 pounds Newspaper people have this problem to of potatoes, badly sacked . contend with every day and every hour of the 2 "Pretty" - almost as bad as "attrac-day We live in fear ()( being misunderstood tive ," but younger. or misinterpreted. The ~bject therefore in 3. " BeautifuJ" - she'll pass, if the light's news writ!ng is simplicity. The mor!! simple dim and one does not peer too clrn~ely at the J and clear sentences are, tbe fewer rnisunder · thick makeup and dyed hair. standings. 4. "LOVfly" _ a little older than beautiful. Yet we must dress our language up some5. "Glamorous" - Jayne Mansfield. how to make it attractivei Perhaps we seek 6. ''Marilyn Monroe" - no other designa· too much the extreme in descriptive prose . tion required. Wire services find this a tontinua-1 problem AU of which proves that chivalry is not Not m•eting it satisfacto~ily gets even top dead! flight professionals in trou~le . Anotber thing which we hope Is not dead is For example, take the United Press's way our long-stancj.lng campaign to try to make of describing women. Or that of any other our words conform to our . pictures. ·T here wire service. As an cxa!lljlle, we read in a have been Instances In dl.saster stories when nigbtwlre lead that 10 the attractive mother of we said a toWn waS utotallY,destroyed." There three" took a meat lxe to her wicked mate are are two thmgs wrong with this: and made sa uoage meat of •lm. 1. A picture usually comes along later A little while later along cornea a Unifax showing that several buildings in the town piclure of this "attractive" mother. She looks are Intact. 2. The use of ,,otatly" is a waste of words. like fiv e miles of bad road. Or we read that a "pretty" teen-ager ha-s been mixed up In some As I read the dictionary, when sometbillg Is mess. Along comes her picture. She looks like "destroyed" It has ceased to exist something out of a horror movie. See what we're up against? - - - - - · ---c-;·-,-~:-:-:­ 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Ptiee Ia Rleht l0·30 'trut~ or ConseQuences 11.00 Tioe T:s.c Dough 11:30 It Could Be You. t2 .0L Current Mv Little Bride aru'l Groom MaUn~ Thealer Queen for a na:r "..SO;Clero B11pumuces Comedy 11me i Movletime Popeye Present1 Ne'Wa Picture Spinach Playbouq 3·00 3:4f ------ 4·00 4·30 15 30 5: 4~ 6:00 6:30 8:85 6·45 1 :00 ' - I ·oo I 1:so table. Julio Hem, RotnPI!t Room The Price i o; Right Truth or C':' nsequencel Til' J ru Douab U Cu uld .se You Te:I :~nd Jinx :&rid" and Groom 2.00 M~~:tlnee Theater 3:00 Qvt:en for • 9 ·48 koa~rt' n.omantel oa,. Comedy T'lmeMovtetime Popeye Present.> News PictW'e Flatt and Scrr-IP 6 :30 t; .35 w~athe 1J. Park. HU~n tuttle •penl the k end with bla f•rnlly wee WiJJJam WoUe vitited Earnut Holter, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrl;;. A. D TutUe and Mn. Amy Wolff: ca:Jicd on llr. and MrL Albert. Pamttr Sunda 1 f 1 noon at Portland ter· Mr•. MilUm Tuttle and Mn Smith were lhoppln 1 in Pa~kOra burg, Monday. , enMr. and Mn. Howard Routr of The bride 11 1 eraduate of Wahama J.ll&h SehooJ and attended MoUAtam State bultneu tolle.ce Her butb4Jld tJ"~Uited ir~m W~ Hltb .Sihool a.nd 1s employed PhUUp. Sporn Plant. Mw Li!:re Margie 4:<:1ft 4·30 !1 .30 !5:4:1 6 ·00 0 Kr•. King wore a llt'ht ~a faille dreu wlth a COI'IIIe ol ear4 nation• lor ber weddtn, irJp to Cedar Polo• . Ob~, and Canadl!. 12:ll9 Current M:rgte l ·()() 1·30 2 :00 Evstep Topped As.Member For Pi Mu Epsilon RIDGl P'rt:d AuJtln of Wf'J!I. Vir&loh b., mowed to tbe ,.,.. he purtbuo e le\len.l JUJ"J 110 aDd hu hd a w1l.er .-ell drtJJK 'n'e farm 11 ' lht fonner/Wm. Ledlito farm llr. and .lfn. JIJMa l&.i • . moved tbetr fam.ll;y from th;~;: farm to Dam1l!e Ohio · · .lira. Allee W..rd it vny UJ and ~o::.;:er the are ol s Wellaton Jr(r W'hUe ber dOetor ill away, Hollaad Ward t:tf Ward t.!lld vimUother, Mn. Alioe • Dll e, •ere Tl.iudaJ aup~er &UMU o( lfr. .Bod Mn Wilbur Cardwell of near WeLIJton. 1 ll H. Will_lam, of Painter Ridge Rutbn~ Mrt. Sports Eye €1:4!1 NBC Newa '1':00 Be&t o! Groueho '1' :30 Beat oi Dresnet 1:00 The People s .Jtoiee 8.00 Kflft TV Theater 9:00 Thi1 1 11 Your LUt 9:30 Waterfront 8:30 ma:b-Low lf:OO , !tux Vtdeo Tb.ea~er 1'1111 Rumlield elu of CobuDbuo Jl'<nrlb ...,. ....... ,. ·~ lad other PlltJ Of ObJo- .-d Wot _...._., VlrJinia eatbered 11 lk old . _ . may well be wonaa, ~ field farm 1f1r 1 family l'fllniqa tattle loot 11M theit're 1ut week. 1well, addition•) iii"*"Ua .., Gardner, Columbu• tpeJJt can be obtahMd e... ~llllior' 1-A~arlyn week with her parent. Mr ~ 1' and .111'1'. Eart Gardner • · tnJmall with phuot~J-..., !:arnett 'lrard and fmily, DexW ~hf.... O.es1 were euHU ot hit motrer Mta. · -.,. Allee Wal'd, wbo t, Ill o1 tiu PbenotbJuine Au wotbcf Mn. Emmeth Lynrb rem•!~ in den for the sJteeP Mft ln poor btaltb at ber home here. Her country and bU 'll't~ ·~~~ titter, Mrr. Carey, Ia caring for hea for the c•ttlema.~~o h ret. and beef. .11 ~·-::-:::--- FarmNews" E!"t LivertKool IJ)ent the week rnd t.n ara u.e from t.be knees down 1 patient It Ho!ur- Ho. ,w1tt Mr. and Mr•. A. D. Tuttle l~l and atteJJded the YcElr P or aeven weeP. ueJOn. oy Reand llra. Burrell Drake of Mr. and Mn. Glen n Tuttle at OODJ Run were Jl'rida,y altertended the Athena Fair Friday . · ~:~ ~=- ot their cousin, lll'l. "*? x,'t{· 12o00 Tonllht an ounce of every 100 Twenty-one da,. dose, give them· again . Thil will ~hich have fir.st • J0; 30 News BeadUneJ 10:40 Nitewatch t2:00 Tou~ht 1.00 Sta:n OU IO:JQ_ New& HeadllneJ parthsularly 1 treatlns two yeara Controlling Para&lhtt In C•ttl• Phenotbiazm ~ iB ga 1nmg: In· creating uu 1n the control of :oTml in cattle. In many cue• here th~ .cows and calves have an unthrifty appearan~. .are nan down, and are not maltlng the tOoOO Whlrlybkd.t 10~ "'Nitewatcb · The 11 ~ eonvaletclq It the Cuto Bett I or doaing wun-.., F. G~ 0 t. ~e Jf!l ;velllton. Jtr. Willlaml M6Mn C.,nty Atrkultur• At*tt drenehine or zast Weathercast SportJ Eye NBC News Mayor of the Town 1:SO Father &"nOwa Best. 10:00 Ma&Quen® Party WCHS-TV Chcrnnell. DaiJy Sentme • } DaybooLS REPORT Momtng • star States Still Need Rain Harland Little BoundToJury For Car Theft a Clifton or PRESTON MEIGS MOJOltS R. H. RAWLINGS $OMS CO. . . '" Wiii -.Cicise LIVESTOCK RE'PORT HOGS-175 to 220 lbs 2200 to Sunday School attendance on 22.40; 2,20 to 230 lbs. 22.00 ta Aug. 11 was 48. oflerini $7.43. 2.4.0; Light 18 00 to 22; Fat Sows At the close of tha S. S. hour 14.00 to 20.00; Stags 12.00 to plans were made toward the bome 18.00; Boars 10 oo to tti-00: Sows coming and dedication on Sepl. and Pilis tro.oo to 120.0.0; Shoats l. A committee consistln~: or 4.00 to 18.00. Genev1eve Guthl'ie, Nina RobinCA'M'LE - Steer!! 12.00 lo son, Johnny Taylor, Juanita 20.00; Heifers 10.00 to 20.00; Swart:l and ~ Eleanor Boyles was Bab)' Beef 14 00 to 20 00; Fat appolnkd to make arrangements. Cows 10 00 lo 15 50; ·canners 8.00 Jtev. Grove f11lcd Ms regular to 10 00; Bulls 10.00 to 16 00; at>polntment at 10:!5 scripture Milk Cows 60.00 Lo 130.00. and subject taken from Ezekiel VEAL CALVES-TGps 25 40; Eleven m1!mbers of the MYF Seconds 20.00 to 24 .00; Medium accompanied by six adults at· 1~ 00 to 20.00; Com. & Hvs 10 00 tended Coolville camp meetlpg on to 22.0(1; Culls 6 00 to 12.01> Sunday evening along with ll SHEEP-rf.:wes & J,ms. 4.00 to other members of Alfred ehurch. 12.00; Stock Ewes 3.00 to 8 00; There was an attendance of 25 Fat Sheep 3 00 to 8.00; Culls 1 00 at last Wed. eve prayer services to 4.00, Bucks a 00 to 8,..00, Fat wllh Ruth Ann Slishcr leader. Wethers 4.00 'to 8.00. The WSCS Is sponsoring an ice LAMBS-Tops Seconds "-ream social at the church Aug. Ui.OO to . lil.OO 23rd . , Pie, ~ke, corrce and )PP ~tio~~~;~~,~~1~4.oo. will alsO be on sale The regular meeting of the WSCS will be held at the Fool· rod-Robinson home Aa& 20. M~ •nd Mrs. J\.lurrlly H~~~~~~: ALFRED j and Betty of spent the weekend <Jl the Swartz: home. Other guest.J were Mr. and Mrs. Maynard B11hr and son, Chester, and Mr. cmd Mrs. C. K Woode of Tuppers Plains: Mr. Benb remains quite Ill. Ml's. Grace Swartz. Murray and Betty Il~>pkins and Mr. and Mr$. Ernest Taylt~r were amona: tbe weekend callers at the Dinsmore Boyle" llome to see Mrs. Florence , l I' ' f WJEH d~ughter a a • b•da:e ot 8:~ 8;~ 9:00 Fred Waring 9:30 Arthur GodfreF 10:30 ' Strike it Rich U:OO Valiant Lady ll :l!l Love of Lift 11:30 Seareb for Tomorrow 11 :4:5 Guid!nc Light 2:30 3:00 3:15 3:30 4 :00 5 :30 5·45 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike It lUeb 11 :00 Valiant Lad)· 11 ·J5 Love of Uf!' 11:30 Searcb tor Tomorrow ll:4! 12·00 12:20 1:00 Katie's Kltehen Aa tile Wori ... Turns Our ~lat Brooka HoUHparty 1 3:30 Edge 1<!f i tJ:t5 9;00' U. S. Steel Hour 10:00 Up-to-the-minute N'en 0 ""' eA ·. ·' ,' ' ~d ~~ ' •. · - - - -- - Sign On Adventu:res tn tearnlnt. tlberace Movie Matinee 9:00 American Ba.ndltantf 4:00 Cartooa Club 5;00 Mickey MOUlt rCIU _. 8o00 Five Stll FIJ'lll 8:11 John Daly II the NeWill Dlrneyland NO Nov~ l.oc uo - Mom~ot ~ r#. .()e.Cl!J~on ' 9o00 Wedheac117 Nliht fllhll 9:41 Sl>Qll!<ape 1u:OO New• ot tbe Nl~t 10:10 Tb..tre 13 11:90 Roush· and sons, Terry a~d Dan· BY, of Letart; and Baleigll ROueb of Pqint Pleuant · ~au· reTCIIff ~P:;;om=or::;o't,l Better Health ·~~ Club Meeting · JEWElRY STORE " fAMilY , l:dNI .... •......... '\' -------- 9HANNEL 11- THURS. 10o!9 Sian" On ' , · 11:00 A~\'e1Jtures In Learning 12:00 Libtraee 12:30 The Gret~en Wade Show M: Neigbbol"8 1:30 Movlr •Mati'nee 3:00 Ami!!rlca; Bandat.::nd . " Third;Q;ithdo ..Y.· . . ·Is CeIebrote4 . ' • " • ! ~ • • ' ' erocbet doil pr&reb ;ed by auctiot~ed s. John Diehl was a•. a money ftlaking projeet pq:n~y ln.irth i white. held and the ceeds placed~ in the flower ' ),frt. ' Jaml!l Gilmore Mrs J~hant sale ,4::00 a.t-tonn Club 5:~ lficke:.· Mouse Clu) 6:()0 Fl~ Sti,: Final , 6:13 John Daly 6: the Newa 6o30 7:00 7:30 8o00 8:30 9:00' ' ~b ,,z~ ..,II. tf,M.,I.JI'.;. . :. _.,... ;........ 64 . , ie . -- ' Tho. ~ird blrtbd11 oi 1 n so• crt ¥!"· .and Mra. ~omu :i;lu~ wU ftlebrated Friday': wlt~J 111, flniU · . y C The LaurE-l Cltrt Bette• Health dinner al the.ir "bome. The birthday cake, .Whtefa. wa.!l h met ;Monctay evening at tb like a down race, and ~~eJf Mrs. MerUn They wH: ~ecor,ted orne-made 1ee ream were aervid J.b. oycJ WdJbt a.s CO.httltesS "d a. Tracy, vice president pr~ as tbe dessert e0ul'8e. Guests were Mr>. IJid' :M:n. u ed at tbc meeting In th, b~ence of the re.sid e a ban Dillon •nd .M?· Charles Diehl wb~ cnt, Mrs. grondparooto of J'P' ~l<llp<>lili Ill. During the b wlas reported Mr. and Mrs. Ru.e ~nd ' .II.. · , us ness. se!Sion PI8 f'!$ were discussed for lieJp' a neec!y f~~omJiy 1. mg it · r n the communY. A CQ,Dtrlb'utlon· was given to P\Jrchase fao!J for the family, ,..:-T_ ,. ~ ••.A ~llTft ---- AAen Roqalt and eblldren, Jeanne an~ Ctll'Ol of Cbarteetonj ltr• .u~ Mrl Tern ~1:15 Neighbon uo ,.,.. t•"'"rt. G,OUSLERS • WHTN-TV Channel13 8:00 Ollie and Harrt't Radio. Dial" ! M,iltoo, and Norman, of ,KJnga;tOQ, UllnoS•; Mr. and Mrs, • A!Gt No. DR-4$ · 10:0:5 Scanning ~be Weather 10:10 T,he L!!te :,how 1. .., uo On Your PHOTO...JDEt.JT NIJ~I bougJa~· E"dwardl Harry 'Ciir)l: and C.hlldren, Barbara; ntiDIL ~OIILESTQNE $13.50 7:30 Cllmax · ' 8:30 ~!ayi)O~U,e. 90 . , 10 ·00 Up-1o-t•• ...,.m t nute Newa The Gretcben Wade Show '\ v 6o30 ~it. t:I"•'f"n of thO v.,,,..; 7:00 Bob ,Cummings CHANNl!L 13 WED. Daily 990 a family plc• on Sundq ·at their bt~me on ~ik, .W... 1 ., ·i t R. 1. Attendinl Were ~- and MrS / 5:55 Weatherman 0:00 Action 7:00 ,1,.VIf-Q41110!!~ M.illlonaife \ 8.30 I've L'"ttt A Serret 1 : 1~ Mra. ycai.a Rouah and Lucille and Emory Jl;ousft e.ntertained with 4:00 The E'rly Show ~:30 Your ;F;sso Rf':porter 5:45 Sport.; Parade 8 :00 11:50 "· m. Roush .FdJnily Picnic Held 2:30 Boil CrosbY ~h()W 3:00 Brighter Day 3:13 . Secret Storm 5·55 Weatherman 6·00 ActkD 6:1ll pouglat F.dwardt 6 :30 ¥Y Er¥1ld Fllcka ' _Meigs County Mews . As the World TurDJ IJur Mist- Broo~. 1:30 Housepartv 2:00 Big Payoft. Big Payoff Bob Crosby Shaw Brighter Day · Secret Storm. Edge of Night The Early Sbow Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade ' GuidinFJ Light K91ie'• Kitchen. ·.:...::::::.::-~~~ Servicemen wear Gap~Jn Kangaroo CBS News Local News 9:00 Fred Waring 8:00 L :uv ,....annlng the Weather Several families attended tlle Aihetts county fair la st week. The Grange will hold Its reau· lar nieeUng on Aug. 22. Jame.1 Whitlatch or · the U. S. Army statloned in Connet"ticut, has been &pendina: an ex.tended leave at bta bome here. GREAT LAKES, Ill. (fii'J1NC1,Gary 1. carman, son ot :M:f. and Mn. Ivan H. carman of Route 2, PQ>meroy, Ohio, has been ~ppqint· ed squad lea~r of tUs reeruit company U the ' Great Lakes N_a, val Tralnina Center. 7:30 Bustc..il Blaekle 10·10 Tile Ute Show S~(ncer and babY son. '· 1 :00 Jimnue Dean 8:a3 Local News 12 :00 12:30 1·00 1:30 2:00 -------- THURSDAY w&s apd c~arles Diehl. Mrs. Hel'en Leif~ he;Jt a,nd ~- J:~ WeUman were Jr~i~~~f , nrarded pf.Q:b" fu ~ntC!!ll COR· ' dueted Afr.. : Tracy. The birth: Wellman and Mrs. Point obser-v8d. . sa.. off1 . .. • ~SWISHER,...(DHS E . r~~alnder uBo~ He O'.Dn:n.ll:::n ' ~--- or:urru:o . ·- In "' .'. ,,, · OliVe Ingraham Rosep~i"t .~~·:cap.ri~e · Comb . \' . ,Gl·.a-ss.~ ' I ' """· New ,_,~. L '· " .' ' I :.shipme"t . ' of ,· •' ' ,. ~ • \ . ' ' .. , . · ~-~., ' . , ' ' ·. _- Potneroy I Brothen. ' . .M~SO.N ,,'-.· ., .~,_. Pometoy ' M~tC,li ·':~~r Ne~·'Fill -Qul:f'f ''.\ i ' Phone 279-M . .}~~<~•• J~'t4!•fro '. . >'' - JOE VADISH .... ·. .. · General .Construction. o.\~~·· Mlddlepn1 · ., FISI'fER ·· 1406 IDih .st. . . ., . llllllenvUie ' , ~ I ' ' I • ' 704 2nd s'L 0 w. Pt. Pl~t, l. I ~,i" , •.!., ' Painter 'r. ' ' Yo. " . .<;h.r, Ohio . ·, ' ~ ( '. • ' JileK',: . JOH" ,. < . Phone 151 ' ' '· •. ' '\• .' · · Parkenbtq, •, Heating ~nil' Air Conditioning Plastering ,.. Pbj>.O Bl~V . ' I CULLIGAN 1 So Tflelr lmplo,..l ~Y ' • Yand GLAZE IC: -. . SHOP ·· ' ' • I . -. J• O~N-I)~~~ItA.. ·--NOON SltUimAY ~,')1 ' t WEDNESDAY CHANNEL 7:00 Jihlmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blackie 8.00 Captain Kangaroo•· 8:45 CBS News 4 The .Pai Sentinel IJ:OO 10:00 lO :aG • J ·OO 11 :30 i2:00 , d Mu. l•a Sln&er Jpeat .en.-.J ar1 wlt.b r.,- brotber, Georp IDd wife at Doreaa. r:..Mr. lnd llra. Charlie Howell of It IJverpoot f'pent Ute week el\d with their aunt, Amy Wolte, •nd ~tt~da: lbe M"oeEJroy Reunloa at ...... p.S. Di :55 Sign On ti :OO Today 5:515 Sign On 6"00 Today l)e, but 1 ahould imagine ahinlng lfamilv are vacationing ln Florida braS!, 1weeplnJ1 down , cleanlna: the lor three weeks. bll~ea and wuhlnc the paintwor~. Mr. and Mr11. Lawrence DaYldAt leut 1 have home exoerlenee JOn and daugbter of CarroU. Ohio along those lineR. Admiral McClain apent the week end with relativel. being a crith!, will criticize But 'Miss Ada Smlt~ of Maaon eaOed. P.v ROBIRT C. RUARK Ji' PAJ.AMOS Spain --Th1 s seems A.dmlral Low wn In the Tank ·oa Min Leona Wamsley, MondQ. Corps and , til you know. tank11 se1· Mr. and Mn. Walt~ BJate vltto be my snmn1er for liv ing dan· lted Mra. Eft her Robert• of PomeNIW AIRIVAL L'"f' rously. I survived the fiesta in dom went to sea exce~t in LSTa,! In any eaae, the wil1 il made, roy. Sunday. UMI lbJ. ,MJq.y Willlaml:l Pomolona - due to sleaoing late and the dogs are taken, eare of, &rf! anno~nt lhe and not runnlnll ahf'ad of the bulls ~nd I havi left Instructions to Mrt Hu.en Roudl and daughter aa ll lb. 11 0t. son, - wtth lh e other idiots, and now anv lncrimlnatln~e mall after Wanda of New Havtn visited Mr. l ~~li·u Clllr, Au1ust 12 at tb~ r am goin~ to 91:!& Th e la!it mes- aburnsuitable period of mournJQJ, and Mrs. Harold Roush. Genera] Hospital. GrandsaJle may be rtteived In o bottle Our women have got what money Mr and Mrs. Danlel Killlngs- parenls are Mr. and Mrs. L. c. and vou may hp ~u re the boi.Ue we had, and thret more enchant- worth and ramUy of Hartford. Karr, Pomeroy and M~•· Elbert will be empty ~Ptore we waste any Irma Dunoean of HoJIMtt and Wiliams, Rutland. Mrs. '-'Margaret lng widow• you'd never hope to space on me!Sagcs. , see. They are beautiful, charnUng, Mr. and Ku. Delano Robina or Duen, P()meroy, i• a grflat gi'Ind Adm iral Senor Don ft{)l)erto and dance beautifully tog:ether at ColumbuS" visited :Hr. and Mn. mother. Low an old newspaper hand turn- 1 3 1 m Buren Duntan, Monday. CLASS TO MilT ed Spaniard wh('n he !oat h.ls fran· · Visltl!)g Mr. an~ Mra. Jarnea Tlle BU$Y Bee Clau of the c hi !IE' in the "21" Club In New Well , I got my delaying pin and Bennett, Sunday wer_e Mr. and 'Mr&. York. and Admiral Senor Don John am ready lo lay aloft to break out Marvtn Allan and gr.ndson, Bobbv , Middleport First Baptlst Cburch McClain, wbt' ha s found the life the mainsail and .ttund crow's- of Torunto, Ohio. Mr. :and Mrs. El· Will meel Thursday evenln!J at or a drama eritlc In New York too nesl watch But r keep thinking mer Webb and aon, Bobby. ~of the borne of Mrs. Allen Hughes, hard to bear. havf' Inveig led me wistfully of thut ~big Nlarchos Waverly, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrr. Gravel HUI. Into a yucht race . 'J'hls Ia the an- yacht, the creole, ch was in ·Donald Scott of Piketon . Ohio. nua\ International ;M.edlterrane-a~ tt~wn la$1 weQk.( 1 Aunt Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Roberta PLAN HOMICOMI~ Re e:atta , soon~red ·thia YCdf b)'; Bailey would iltfJ• ll : Man, that's and dau(fhter, Cbarlott&, of l>e.la• r?•Tb~~·'~!al\~lull Lo01 lot . .' Ho"'f Prince Rainier and G~aee,.lfftl.l:;t • 1 good enough for me. ware, Ohio. visited _Mr. and Mn. wiU be held. teniber (Copyright, 19157 by United Walter Blake, MOhday. 1, . Basket dinner. "rogrHm The race startl out In San Tropm, gne1 to Corsica. windl up In Feature Syndicate, Inc ) Mr. ADd Mra. Jame1 f'orahee Of Everyone welcome. Monte Ca rlo and lasts teven dan Barberton Ohio, visited Mr. and -OrdinDry S~>nmon Don Roberto Mn. Hoy Fox Sunday. Mrl!l. Fox. RuArk will at Jean persist aJ far l. returned with tbem and will visit as Port Vendre, outside of Perphf· fur several weets nan , F'rancP.. where his wire wlll Mr. and Mr11 Lawrence ROll'«! atVhltlng S-tmuel Roach, Vonday. be j:~a tlin l{ her foot. walling ror tended the Buckley Reunion held were Mrs. Nettie Edwards of New lunch , and the trip hack down the Sunday at Fo-tked Run L'-ke. Tom- Haven and Mr. ancl Mrs. E. West of mountain to tht! safe dutlneu of my Joe Rase and son, ' Wesley of Charleston, W. Va. home. Akron, and Miss Annabel Rose and Mr. and M.ra. Charles AliensDana Van Metl"t attended alao. worth were $unday l(Ueah of ,Mr. IV UNITIQ Pllh Mr. and Mn. John lhle and Mike and Mn. Cart Alll"nsworth or Bob J..ow '1 boat. the Treaca. The droulilht·!Krlcken tast alone flnd life on the octan waver 1 attended lhe Lona:-Brown Reunlt~n Middleport, Ohlo. , , wall ull!touched bY a br9ad Pfl· trlfie difficull, l!!inco ahe'1 been bold laat Sunday at Zanesville tern of thunrlerstorm a~Mty a.d Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter, up on atUU In the drydoci& lor showers which exten ed edt· the past couple of years and hal Mr. and Mra. Clarence Grueaer ward from the R.oc es. theri been accuaed of a;rowlng wheels on were Sunday -afternoon guea~ of .,. stonped wbere i.t was ne~ed her keels. Treacl and I both wUi Delmar H~~omm who Ia in the Bolmost. bave difficulty finding our •e•lewa er Hospital at Gallipolis. lnqteaff. New Emzland .!!Dent A but 1 never knew a boat to become Mrs. Richard Henderaon of Cqol· chillY rti.Jht, a& tool air llne•red fleardck . I have known Ordinary vltle was a guest at the- church after pusl1lna the rqercury down Seaman Rual k lo become .11eui('k, service• Sun,day mornlnc. tn record lowa Tue•day. Pf9vtand It is not a pretty alght. Hal'land Little, 31, of Rl 2 Che• denoe, R. 1.. recorded 4~-6 doRev. Roger Blahop preached Ills I have been aboard ttai• hand· farewell 1ermon here Sunday morn- hire Tuesday night, In an appearsome, u ract~ful 72-looter and h~ve Ing. He plan• to contln1.1e his ance before Middleport Mayor c. litee• tor the day, an aU-time cord, ob.!lerved that all the downstairs schooling 0 . Flaher was bound to tha Grand , The lllul.salppl Vallev was ha1 been moved upatalra , so It ts Rev . and Mn~ ROIJet' Dltho~, Jury under IIKIO bond on charge• hirde&t blt b)' the ni~bt·tlme pouible to atand up In her, any. Mrl. Lillian Hender~e)n, Mrr. J"BI':n of operallp;g a motor yeblole with how. The fJOJllery Ia adequate, and Hamm and 10n, Jimmy, were the out the owner'• eonknt. The cha... thunderttorm' which .deposite<' Admiral Low cookt a very fin o Sunday dinner auest. of Mra. )let- Jel were pnferred aplnlt Uttle tl;lree lnd1es In ~ two-hr;wr peflOd curry Whether he ran naviJate lha Holter and l.eater Bailey. by Raymond Taylor of Seeond·•t at WeU•buu. Iowa, and m~e tl1an two lnchea at Dik•, lowl. may be learned whe n the bottle Mr1. Jean Hamm, !!Oft, Jimmy, Middleport. Earlier in the da'v, hea,vy ralu drllts ashore In Australla, or some and MJ111 PhyUI• Illle vlalted MTI. Accordlna: to pollee Taylor and built up flaaJt noodl which C0l8"tuch But at leart he'l got a Hamm'a -husband, Delmar Hamm, 18d throu•lt Artanna an~ kOiod yachtlnJ eap and a sedant--t.nd , at Hol:zct' Hospital, Sunday even- Little h•d boeo rldlnl twt tl.d erly perl~~> when :th',lr MiddleDOrt on Monday of courte Admiral McClain and Ina:. oar wu awept. away by the ru•h had atopped hi• ~ar at me to advise him to port the poop ol Phil Brodbury on Ina water. and acuttle the bel~ . or aomethlna. • 10ne Jnalde for a eup All wa1 1aylne to•the Duke and A warmln1 trend raised te1"• On hit ret,rn he (ound Duchess of Wlndaor the other nl1ht Q•r•t~ up: to 1~ df"llt"efi!l din'· over c~amp•a:ne on Stnroa NiarMr. and M1. DencU, Dunlap of the car mlldna:. lar o· 2+!>0!11' ,periOd In the A report Wll made to pollee choa' bla aalUna: football field , the Pt. Ple111nt vl1lted Mr. and Mrr. Great ld,kes •rea. yacht. Creole; I eonaider boata 11 Attle1 Blake ovtr tht week eod. Chier Bartrqm, who In tu.rn noSeatterf'jt .~- ontl tliii~~·r tified Mel11 and Gttllo County ~ bl1 n the Creole 1 bit unsportlna:. Sunday vJiltora of ME!. and ,.:ra. !ltotm.il will eonr l'f!Oit J~ .lll.. J .uean, when you ao to sea, you. E. o. Henry were Mn. Cora Mar- Slterllt• ])opartmento. tlon tod•Y •••~ lor ~ hiJIHI>d·. don't want • lovely UvlnJ roo111 11 tin of &l'ilnlwood, Mra. Norma On Tuesdar at 8 • · m. Little oirv '~"' NNlil\11 ftonf tl\e'tii.cl· bJa: as Rockefeller Pl111 all hunJ Rilll and Mrl. Pe*'Y Andenon wltb Utrllloa 1nd Gaululnl and El and famil)' of Ma~on and Mr. and called Ta;,lor'l wlfe ftnd adv\llid flc no~bweit to New England. Greco•. an~ eavlar a.nd cb.ampagbe 'Mr1. Dtlbert Betker of Middle. her that the ear wu at k)'fer wltla lta•frO•rlnt the Great .._kn a nat tire. At the time of bl& Clall are•· warmer wuther wlU pH· and bJ.throomJ that work. You ~rt, Ohio. vall !rom lht GJttl -Lot., on~ Mr. and Me~. J$mea Jona, Mr. he d(lnled theft of want to be uneomfortablt. tile upper Ohio Valley on a s~P You want to entertain the 'dea tnd M"fl, Dtlberi Beeler of •ld· nOrthealtwanl to Ntw Ert~~lU\d. that the. £lr1t bii w~ve will Jwamp dleport motored to Columbu• Sun,. you. t.bat the mal"tl'll come loose, day to vlaJt Mrl'. Alma PICk of that tbe Uftb~t leab and. nobody CbUIIc~t. who la a pat1ent In -ran awlm. It we eap;1ze. 1 aim tJnlveralty H6apltal to han1 OQto McClt~ln. Unlen he't Ann WI1Uam1 it on vauUon l~t w•liht lately, be't fat enouah r,o.m the SObaekel Cllnle. Her ai .. to .keep ls both alloat unUl .ame- ter, Pt-ylllf. 11 on. vacatton ttom lWK'y ahow• "P to aave UJ, her work 1~ WUllama 5e and 10e M~TORS J have not QuUe determined 1Store In Pomuoy. , ! • .. •hat my eapaetl~ the ~rew wtll Rev. and. Mra. OrvUle &.yet nd I EAGLE RIDGE Clwtmd RUARK • • TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZTV Chan,-.e13 . THURSDAYJ Wednesday Words Con Mix Us Up, And Readers, Too, If Not Hqndled.Corefully With Attention To Simplicity .. _,.,p.,"" •. �.. ........ ... ..~ ...,. • ·- ........ - . .. + .. ,. • ... • •• . • • .... ·- . ~..... ·-- • • ~ ........... ~ • ••••••••• -· ...... . - ' • s-Dally Sentln~ Plmteroy.M!ddleport, 0 ., Aug. 14, 1957 The spoke!' word - and even those written It took some study aud compariJon of re- have been often condemned as a very poor porters' stories with the Unifa"': pictures, but method of communieation . The same word we believe we have finally worked out the means frequently quite ·different things to "system " , differe-nt people. Besides, intonation and 1 "Attractive" - a horrible mess with quality of speech can imply meaning beyond buck teeth< or teeth missing, ratty balr (usu· the intent of the speaker. ally 10 her eyes) and a figure like 50 pounds Newspaper people have this problem to of potatoes, badly sacked . contend with every day and every hour of the 2 "Pretty" - almost as bad as "attrac-day We live in fear ()( being misunderstood tive ," but younger. or misinterpreted. The ~bject therefore in 3. " BeautifuJ" - she'll pass, if the light's news writ!ng is simplicity. The mor!! simple dim and one does not peer too clrn~ely at the J and clear sentences are, tbe fewer rnisunder · thick makeup and dyed hair. standings. 4. "LOVfly" _ a little older than beautiful. Yet we must dress our language up some5. "Glamorous" - Jayne Mansfield. how to make it attractivei Perhaps we seek 6. ''Marilyn Monroe" - no other designa· too much the extreme in descriptive prose . tion required. Wire services find this a tontinua-1 problem AU of which proves that chivalry is not Not m•eting it satisfacto~ily gets even top dead! flight professionals in trou~le . Anotber thing which we hope Is not dead is For example, take the United Press's way our long-stancj.lng campaign to try to make of describing women. Or that of any other our words conform to our . pictures. ·T here wire service. As an cxa!lljlle, we read in a have been Instances In dl.saster stories when nigbtwlre lead that 10 the attractive mother of we said a toWn waS utotallY,destroyed." There three" took a meat lxe to her wicked mate are are two thmgs wrong with this: and made sa uoage meat of •lm. 1. A picture usually comes along later A little while later along cornea a Unifax showing that several buildings in the town piclure of this "attractive" mother. She looks are Intact. 2. The use of ,,otatly" is a waste of words. like fiv e miles of bad road. Or we read that a "pretty" teen-ager ha-s been mixed up In some As I read the dictionary, when sometbillg Is mess. Along comes her picture. She looks like "destroyed" It has ceased to exist something out of a horror movie. See what we're up against? - - - - - · ---c-;·-,-~:-:-:­ 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Ptiee Ia Rleht l0·30 'trut~ or ConseQuences 11.00 Tioe T:s.c Dough 11:30 It Could Be You. t2 .0L Current Mv Little Bride aru'l Groom MaUn~ Thealer Queen for a na:r "..SO;Clero B11pumuces Comedy 11me i Movletime Popeye Present1 Ne'Wa Picture Spinach Playbouq 3·00 3:4f ------ 4·00 4·30 15 30 5: 4~ 6:00 6:30 8:85 6·45 1 :00 ' - I ·oo I 1:so table. Julio Hem, RotnPI!t Room The Price i o; Right Truth or C':' nsequencel Til' J ru Douab U Cu uld .se You Te:I :~nd Jinx :&rid" and Groom 2.00 M~~:tlnee Theater 3:00 Qvt:en for • 9 ·48 koa~rt' n.omantel oa,. Comedy T'lmeMovtetime Popeye Present.> News PictW'e Flatt and Scrr-IP 6 :30 t; .35 w~athe 1J. Park. HU~n tuttle •penl the k end with bla f•rnlly wee WiJJJam WoUe vitited Earnut Holter, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrl;;. A. D TutUe and Mn. Amy Wolff: ca:Jicd on llr. and MrL Albert. Pamttr Sunda 1 f 1 noon at Portland ter· Mr•. MilUm Tuttle and Mn Smith were lhoppln 1 in Pa~kOra burg, Monday. , enMr. and Mn. Howard Routr of The bride 11 1 eraduate of Wahama J.ll&h SehooJ and attended MoUAtam State bultneu tolle.ce Her butb4Jld tJ"~Uited ir~m W~ Hltb .Sihool a.nd 1s employed PhUUp. Sporn Plant. Mw Li!:re Margie 4:<:1ft 4·30 !1 .30 !5:4:1 6 ·00 0 Kr•. King wore a llt'ht ~a faille dreu wlth a COI'IIIe ol ear4 nation• lor ber weddtn, irJp to Cedar Polo• . Ob~, and Canadl!. 12:ll9 Current M:rgte l ·()() 1·30 2 :00 Evstep Topped As.Member For Pi Mu Epsilon RIDGl P'rt:d AuJtln of Wf'J!I. Vir&loh b., mowed to tbe ,.,.. he purtbuo e le\len.l JUJ"J 110 aDd hu hd a w1l.er .-ell drtJJK 'n'e farm 11 ' lht fonner/Wm. Ledlito farm llr. and .lfn. JIJMa l&.i • . moved tbetr fam.ll;y from th;~;: farm to Dam1l!e Ohio · · .lira. Allee W..rd it vny UJ and ~o::.;:er the are ol s Wellaton Jr(r W'hUe ber dOetor ill away, Hollaad Ward t:tf Ward t.!lld vimUother, Mn. Alioe • Dll e, •ere Tl.iudaJ aup~er &UMU o( lfr. .Bod Mn Wilbur Cardwell of near WeLIJton. 1 ll H. Will_lam, of Painter Ridge Rutbn~ Mrt. Sports Eye €1:4!1 NBC Newa '1':00 Be&t o! Groueho '1' :30 Beat oi Dresnet 1:00 The People s .Jtoiee 8.00 Kflft TV Theater 9:00 Thi1 1 11 Your LUt 9:30 Waterfront 8:30 ma:b-Low lf:OO , !tux Vtdeo Tb.ea~er 1'1111 Rumlield elu of CobuDbuo Jl'<nrlb ...,. ....... ,. ·~ lad other PlltJ Of ObJo- .-d Wot _...._., VlrJinia eatbered 11 lk old . _ . may well be wonaa, ~ field farm 1f1r 1 family l'fllniqa tattle loot 11M theit're 1ut week. 1well, addition•) iii"*"Ua .., Gardner, Columbu• tpeJJt can be obtahMd e... ~llllior' 1-A~arlyn week with her parent. Mr ~ 1' and .111'1'. Eart Gardner • · tnJmall with phuot~J-..., !:arnett 'lrard and fmily, DexW ~hf.... O.es1 were euHU ot hit motrer Mta. · -.,. Allee Wal'd, wbo t, Ill o1 tiu PbenotbJuine Au wotbcf Mn. Emmeth Lynrb rem•!~ in den for the sJteeP Mft ln poor btaltb at ber home here. Her country and bU 'll't~ ·~~~ titter, Mrr. Carey, Ia caring for hea for the c•ttlema.~~o h ret. and beef. .11 ~·-::-:::--- FarmNews" E!"t LivertKool IJ)ent the week rnd t.n ara u.e from t.be knees down 1 patient It Ho!ur- Ho. ,w1tt Mr. and Mr•. A. D. Tuttle l~l and atteJJded the YcElr P or aeven weeP. ueJOn. oy Reand llra. Burrell Drake of Mr. and Mn. Glen n Tuttle at OODJ Run were Jl'rida,y altertended the Athena Fair Friday . · ~:~ ~=- ot their cousin, lll'l. "*? x,'t{· 12o00 Tonllht an ounce of every 100 Twenty-one da,. dose, give them· again . Thil will ~hich have fir.st • J0; 30 News BeadUneJ 10:40 Nitewatch t2:00 Tou~ht 1.00 Sta:n OU IO:JQ_ New& HeadllneJ parthsularly 1 treatlns two yeara Controlling Para&lhtt In C•ttl• Phenotbiazm ~ iB ga 1nmg: In· creating uu 1n the control of :oTml in cattle. In many cue• here th~ .cows and calves have an unthrifty appearan~. .are nan down, and are not maltlng the tOoOO Whlrlybkd.t 10~ "'Nitewatcb · The 11 ~ eonvaletclq It the Cuto Bett I or doaing wun-.., F. G~ 0 t. ~e Jf!l ;velllton. Jtr. Willlaml M6Mn C.,nty Atrkultur• At*tt drenehine or zast Weathercast SportJ Eye NBC News Mayor of the Town 1:SO Father &"nOwa Best. 10:00 Ma&Quen® Party WCHS-TV Chcrnnell. DaiJy Sentme • } DaybooLS REPORT Momtng • star States Still Need Rain Harland Little BoundToJury For Car Theft a Clifton or PRESTON MEIGS MOJOltS R. H. RAWLINGS $OMS CO. . . '" Wiii -.Cicise LIVESTOCK RE'PORT HOGS-175 to 220 lbs 2200 to Sunday School attendance on 22.40; 2,20 to 230 lbs. 22.00 ta Aug. 11 was 48. oflerini $7.43. 2.4.0; Light 18 00 to 22; Fat Sows At the close of tha S. S. hour 14.00 to 20.00; Stags 12.00 to plans were made toward the bome 18.00; Boars 10 oo to tti-00: Sows coming and dedication on Sepl. and Pilis tro.oo to 120.0.0; Shoats l. A committee consistln~: or 4.00 to 18.00. Genev1eve Guthl'ie, Nina RobinCA'M'LE - Steer!! 12.00 lo son, Johnny Taylor, Juanita 20.00; Heifers 10.00 to 20.00; Swart:l and ~ Eleanor Boyles was Bab)' Beef 14 00 to 20 00; Fat appolnkd to make arrangements. Cows 10 00 lo 15 50; ·canners 8.00 Jtev. Grove f11lcd Ms regular to 10 00; Bulls 10.00 to 16 00; at>polntment at 10:!5 scripture Milk Cows 60.00 Lo 130.00. and subject taken from Ezekiel VEAL CALVES-TGps 25 40; Eleven m1!mbers of the MYF Seconds 20.00 to 24 .00; Medium accompanied by six adults at· 1~ 00 to 20.00; Com. & Hvs 10 00 tended Coolville camp meetlpg on to 22.0(1; Culls 6 00 to 12.01> Sunday evening along with ll SHEEP-rf.:wes & J,ms. 4.00 to other members of Alfred ehurch. 12.00; Stock Ewes 3.00 to 8 00; There was an attendance of 25 Fat Sheep 3 00 to 8.00; Culls 1 00 at last Wed. eve prayer services to 4.00, Bucks a 00 to 8,..00, Fat wllh Ruth Ann Slishcr leader. Wethers 4.00 'to 8.00. The WSCS Is sponsoring an ice LAMBS-Tops Seconds "-ream social at the church Aug. Ui.OO to . lil.OO 23rd . , Pie, ~ke, corrce and )PP ~tio~~~;~~,~~1~4.oo. will alsO be on sale The regular meeting of the WSCS will be held at the Fool· rod-Robinson home Aa& 20. M~ •nd Mrs. J\.lurrlly H~~~~~~: ALFRED j and Betty of spent the weekend <Jl the Swartz: home. Other guest.J were Mr. and Mrs. Maynard B11hr and son, Chester, and Mr. cmd Mrs. C. K Woode of Tuppers Plains: Mr. Benb remains quite Ill. Ml's. Grace Swartz. Murray and Betty Il~>pkins and Mr. and Mr$. Ernest Taylt~r were amona: tbe weekend callers at the Dinsmore Boyle" llome to see Mrs. Florence , l I' ' f WJEH d~ughter a a • b•da:e ot 8:~ 8;~ 9:00 Fred Waring 9:30 Arthur GodfreF 10:30 ' Strike it Rich U:OO Valiant Lady ll :l!l Love of Lift 11:30 Seareb for Tomorrow 11 :4:5 Guid!nc Light 2:30 3:00 3:15 3:30 4 :00 5 :30 5·45 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike It lUeb 11 :00 Valiant Lad)· 11 ·J5 Love of Uf!' 11:30 Searcb tor Tomorrow ll:4! 12·00 12:20 1:00 Katie's Kltehen Aa tile Wori ... Turns Our ~lat Brooka HoUHparty 1 3:30 Edge 1<!f i tJ:t5 9;00' U. S. Steel Hour 10:00 Up-to-the-minute N'en 0 ""' eA ·. ·' ,' ' ~d ~~ ' •. · - - - -- - Sign On Adventu:res tn tearnlnt. tlberace Movie Matinee 9:00 American Ba.ndltantf 4:00 Cartooa Club 5;00 Mickey MOUlt rCIU _. 8o00 Five Stll FIJ'lll 8:11 John Daly II the NeWill Dlrneyland NO Nov~ l.oc uo - Mom~ot ~ r#. .()e.Cl!J~on ' 9o00 Wedheac117 Nliht fllhll 9:41 Sl>Qll!<ape 1u:OO New• ot tbe Nl~t 10:10 Tb..tre 13 11:90 Roush· and sons, Terry a~d Dan· BY, of Letart; and Baleigll ROueb of Pqint Pleuant · ~au· reTCIIff ~P:;;om=or::;o't,l Better Health ·~~ Club Meeting · JEWElRY STORE " fAMilY , l:dNI .... •......... '\' -------- 9HANNEL 11- THURS. 10o!9 Sian" On ' , · 11:00 A~\'e1Jtures In Learning 12:00 Libtraee 12:30 The Gret~en Wade Show M: Neigbbol"8 1:30 Movlr •Mati'nee 3:00 Ami!!rlca; Bandat.::nd . " Third;Q;ithdo ..Y.· . . ·Is CeIebrote4 . ' • " • ! ~ • • ' ' erocbet doil pr&reb ;ed by auctiot~ed s. John Diehl was a•. a money ftlaking projeet pq:n~y ln.irth i white. held and the ceeds placed~ in the flower ' ),frt. ' Jaml!l Gilmore Mrs J~hant sale ,4::00 a.t-tonn Club 5:~ lficke:.· Mouse Clu) 6:()0 Fl~ Sti,: Final , 6:13 John Daly 6: the Newa 6o30 7:00 7:30 8o00 8:30 9:00' ' ~b ,,z~ ..,II. tf,M.,I.JI'.;. . :. _.,... ;........ 64 . , ie . -- ' Tho. ~ird blrtbd11 oi 1 n so• crt ¥!"· .and Mra. ~omu :i;lu~ wU ftlebrated Friday': wlt~J 111, flniU · . y C The LaurE-l Cltrt Bette• Health dinner al the.ir "bome. The birthday cake, .Whtefa. wa.!l h met ;Monctay evening at tb like a down race, and ~~eJf Mrs. MerUn They wH: ~ecor,ted orne-made 1ee ream were aervid J.b. oycJ WdJbt a.s CO.httltesS "d a. Tracy, vice president pr~ as tbe dessert e0ul'8e. Guests were Mr>. IJid' :M:n. u ed at tbc meeting In th, b~ence of the re.sid e a ban Dillon •nd .M?· Charles Diehl wb~ cnt, Mrs. grondparooto of J'P' ~l<llp<>lili Ill. During the b wlas reported Mr. and Mrs. Ru.e ~nd ' .II.. · , us ness. se!Sion PI8 f'!$ were discussed for lieJp' a neec!y f~~omJiy 1. mg it · r n the communY. A CQ,Dtrlb'utlon· was given to P\Jrchase fao!J for the family, ,..:-T_ ,. ~ ••.A ~llTft ---- AAen Roqalt and eblldren, Jeanne an~ Ctll'Ol of Cbarteetonj ltr• .u~ Mrl Tern ~1:15 Neighbon uo ,.,.. t•"'"rt. G,OUSLERS • WHTN-TV Channel13 8:00 Ollie and Harrt't Radio. Dial" ! M,iltoo, and Norman, of ,KJnga;tOQ, UllnoS•; Mr. and Mrs, • A!Gt No. DR-4$ · 10:0:5 Scanning ~be Weather 10:10 T,he L!!te :,how 1. .., uo On Your PHOTO...JDEt.JT NIJ~I bougJa~· E"dwardl Harry 'Ciir)l: and C.hlldren, Barbara; ntiDIL ~OIILESTQNE $13.50 7:30 Cllmax · ' 8:30 ~!ayi)O~U,e. 90 . , 10 ·00 Up-1o-t•• ...,.m t nute Newa The Gretcben Wade Show '\ v 6o30 ~it. t:I"•'f"n of thO v.,,,..; 7:00 Bob ,Cummings CHANNl!L 13 WED. Daily 990 a family plc• on Sundq ·at their bt~me on ~ik, .W... 1 ., ·i t R. 1. Attendinl Were ~- and MrS / 5:55 Weatherman 0:00 Action 7:00 ,1,.VIf-Q41110!!~ M.illlonaife \ 8.30 I've L'"ttt A Serret 1 : 1~ Mra. ycai.a Rouah and Lucille and Emory Jl;ousft e.ntertained with 4:00 The E'rly Show ~:30 Your ;F;sso Rf':porter 5:45 Sport.; Parade 8 :00 11:50 "· m. Roush .FdJnily Picnic Held 2:30 Boil CrosbY ~h()W 3:00 Brighter Day 3:13 . Secret Storm 5·55 Weatherman 6·00 ActkD 6:1ll pouglat F.dwardt 6 :30 ¥Y Er¥1ld Fllcka ' _Meigs County Mews . As the World TurDJ IJur Mist- Broo~. 1:30 Housepartv 2:00 Big Payoft. Big Payoff Bob Crosby Shaw Brighter Day · Secret Storm. Edge of Night The Early Sbow Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade ' GuidinFJ Light K91ie'• Kitchen. ·.:...::::::.::-~~~ Servicemen wear Gap~Jn Kangaroo CBS News Local News 9:00 Fred Waring 8:00 L :uv ,....annlng the Weather Several families attended tlle Aihetts county fair la st week. The Grange will hold Its reau· lar nieeUng on Aug. 22. Jame.1 Whitlatch or · the U. S. Army statloned in Connet"ticut, has been &pendina: an ex.tended leave at bta bome here. GREAT LAKES, Ill. (fii'J1NC1,Gary 1. carman, son ot :M:f. and Mn. Ivan H. carman of Route 2, PQ>meroy, Ohio, has been ~ppqint· ed squad lea~r of tUs reeruit company U the ' Great Lakes N_a, val Tralnina Center. 7:30 Bustc..il Blaekle 10·10 Tile Ute Show S~(ncer and babY son. '· 1 :00 Jimnue Dean 8:a3 Local News 12 :00 12:30 1·00 1:30 2:00 -------- THURSDAY w&s apd c~arles Diehl. Mrs. Hel'en Leif~ he;Jt a,nd ~- J:~ WeUman were Jr~i~~~f , nrarded pf.Q:b" fu ~ntC!!ll COR· ' dueted Afr.. : Tracy. The birth: Wellman and Mrs. Point obser-v8d. . sa.. off1 . .. • ~SWISHER,...(DHS E . r~~alnder uBo~ He O'.Dn:n.ll:::n ' ~--- or:urru:o . ·- In "' .'. ,,, · OliVe Ingraham Rosep~i"t .~~·:cap.ri~e · Comb . \' . ,Gl·.a-ss.~ ' I ' """· New ,_,~. L '· " .' ' I :.shipme"t . ' of ,· •' ' ,. ~ • \ . ' ' .. , . · ~-~., ' . , ' ' ·. _- Potneroy I Brothen. ' . .M~SO.N ,,'-.· ., .~,_. Pometoy ' M~tC,li ·':~~r Ne~·'Fill -Qul:f'f ''.\ i ' Phone 279-M . .}~~<~•• J~'t4!•fro '. . >'' - JOE VADISH .... ·. .. · General .Construction. o.\~~·· Mlddlepn1 · ., FISI'fER ·· 1406 IDih .st. . . ., . llllllenvUie ' , ~ I ' ' I • ' 704 2nd s'L 0 w. Pt. Pl~t, l. I ~,i" , •.!., ' Painter 'r. ' ' Yo. " . .<;h.r, Ohio . ·, ' ~ ( '. • ' JileK',: . JOH" ,. < . Phone 151 ' ' '· •. ' '\• .' · · Parkenbtq, •, Heating ~nil' Air Conditioning Plastering ,.. Pbj>.O Bl~V . ' I CULLIGAN 1 So Tflelr lmplo,..l ~Y ' • Yand GLAZE IC: -. . SHOP ·· ' ' • I . -. J• O~N-I)~~~ItA.. ·--NOON SltUimAY ~,')1 ' t WEDNESDAY CHANNEL 7:00 Jihlmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blackie 8.00 Captain Kangaroo•· 8:45 CBS News 4 The .Pai Sentinel IJ:OO 10:00 lO :aG • J ·OO 11 :30 i2:00 , d Mu. l•a Sln&er Jpeat .en.-.J ar1 wlt.b r.,- brotber, Georp IDd wife at Doreaa. r:..Mr. lnd llra. Charlie Howell of It IJverpoot f'pent Ute week el\d with their aunt, Amy Wolte, •nd ~tt~da: lbe M"oeEJroy Reunloa at ...... p.S. Di :55 Sign On ti :OO Today 5:515 Sign On 6"00 Today l)e, but 1 ahould imagine ahinlng lfamilv are vacationing ln Florida braS!, 1weeplnJ1 down , cleanlna: the lor three weeks. bll~ea and wuhlnc the paintwor~. Mr. and Mr11. Lawrence DaYldAt leut 1 have home exoerlenee JOn and daugbter of CarroU. Ohio along those lineR. Admiral McClain apent the week end with relativel. being a crith!, will criticize But 'Miss Ada Smlt~ of Maaon eaOed. P.v ROBIRT C. RUARK Ji' PAJ.AMOS Spain --Th1 s seems A.dmlral Low wn In the Tank ·oa Min Leona Wamsley, MondQ. Corps and , til you know. tank11 se1· Mr. and Mn. Walt~ BJate vltto be my snmn1er for liv ing dan· lted Mra. Eft her Robert• of PomeNIW AIRIVAL L'"f' rously. I survived the fiesta in dom went to sea exce~t in LSTa,! In any eaae, the wil1 il made, roy. Sunday. UMI lbJ. ,MJq.y Willlaml:l Pomolona - due to sleaoing late and the dogs are taken, eare of, &rf! anno~nt lhe and not runnlnll ahf'ad of the bulls ~nd I havi left Instructions to Mrt Hu.en Roudl and daughter aa ll lb. 11 0t. son, - wtth lh e other idiots, and now anv lncrimlnatln~e mall after Wanda of New Havtn visited Mr. l ~~li·u Clllr, Au1ust 12 at tb~ r am goin~ to 91:!& Th e la!it mes- aburnsuitable period of mournJQJ, and Mrs. Harold Roush. Genera] Hospital. GrandsaJle may be rtteived In o bottle Our women have got what money Mr and Mrs. Danlel Killlngs- parenls are Mr. and Mrs. L. c. and vou may hp ~u re the boi.Ue we had, and thret more enchant- worth and ramUy of Hartford. Karr, Pomeroy and M~•· Elbert will be empty ~Ptore we waste any Irma Dunoean of HoJIMtt and Wiliams, Rutland. Mrs. '-'Margaret lng widow• you'd never hope to space on me!Sagcs. , see. They are beautiful, charnUng, Mr. and Ku. Delano Robina or Duen, P()meroy, i• a grflat gi'Ind Adm iral Senor Don ft{)l)erto and dance beautifully tog:ether at ColumbuS" visited :Hr. and Mn. mother. Low an old newspaper hand turn- 1 3 1 m Buren Duntan, Monday. CLASS TO MilT ed Spaniard wh('n he !oat h.ls fran· · Visltl!)g Mr. an~ Mra. Jarnea Tlle BU$Y Bee Clau of the c hi !IE' in the "21" Club In New Well , I got my delaying pin and Bennett, Sunday wer_e Mr. and 'Mr&. York. and Admiral Senor Don John am ready lo lay aloft to break out Marvtn Allan and gr.ndson, Bobbv , Middleport First Baptlst Cburch McClain, wbt' ha s found the life the mainsail and .ttund crow's- of Torunto, Ohio. Mr. :and Mrs. El· Will meel Thursday evenln!J at or a drama eritlc In New York too nesl watch But r keep thinking mer Webb and aon, Bobby. ~of the borne of Mrs. Allen Hughes, hard to bear. havf' Inveig led me wistfully of thut ~big Nlarchos Waverly, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrr. Gravel HUI. Into a yucht race . 'J'hls Ia the an- yacht, the creole, ch was in ·Donald Scott of Piketon . Ohio. nua\ International ;M.edlterrane-a~ tt~wn la$1 weQk.( 1 Aunt Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Roberta PLAN HOMICOMI~ Re e:atta , soon~red ·thia YCdf b)'; Bailey would iltfJ• ll : Man, that's and dau(fhter, Cbarlott&, of l>e.la• r?•Tb~~·'~!al\~lull Lo01 lot . .' Ho"'f Prince Rainier and G~aee,.lfftl.l:;t • 1 good enough for me. ware, Ohio. visited _Mr. and Mn. wiU be held. teniber (Copyright, 19157 by United Walter Blake, MOhday. 1, . Basket dinner. "rogrHm The race startl out In San Tropm, gne1 to Corsica. windl up In Feature Syndicate, Inc ) Mr. ADd Mra. Jame1 f'orahee Of Everyone welcome. Monte Ca rlo and lasts teven dan Barberton Ohio, visited Mr. and -OrdinDry S~>nmon Don Roberto Mn. Hoy Fox Sunday. Mrl!l. Fox. RuArk will at Jean persist aJ far l. returned with tbem and will visit as Port Vendre, outside of Perphf· fur several weets nan , F'rancP.. where his wire wlll Mr. and Mr11 Lawrence ROll'«! atVhltlng S-tmuel Roach, Vonday. be j:~a tlin l{ her foot. walling ror tended the Buckley Reunion held were Mrs. Nettie Edwards of New lunch , and the trip hack down the Sunday at Fo-tked Run L'-ke. Tom- Haven and Mr. ancl Mrs. E. West of mountain to tht! safe dutlneu of my Joe Rase and son, ' Wesley of Charleston, W. Va. home. Akron, and Miss Annabel Rose and Mr. and M.ra. Charles AliensDana Van Metl"t attended alao. worth were $unday l(Ueah of ,Mr. IV UNITIQ Pllh Mr. and Mn. John lhle and Mike and Mn. Cart Alll"nsworth or Bob J..ow '1 boat. the Treaca. The droulilht·!Krlcken tast alone flnd life on the octan waver 1 attended lhe Lona:-Brown Reunlt~n Middleport, Ohlo. , , wall ull!touched bY a br9ad Pfl· trlfie difficull, l!!inco ahe'1 been bold laat Sunday at Zanesville tern of thunrlerstorm a~Mty a.d Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter, up on atUU In the drydoci& lor showers which exten ed edt· the past couple of years and hal Mr. and Mra. Clarence Grueaer ward from the R.oc es. theri been accuaed of a;rowlng wheels on were Sunday -afternoon guea~ of .,. stonped wbere i.t was ne~ed her keels. Treacl and I both wUi Delmar H~~omm who Ia in the Bolmost. bave difficulty finding our •e•lewa er Hospital at Gallipolis. lnqteaff. New Emzland .!!Dent A but 1 never knew a boat to become Mrs. Richard Henderaon of Cqol· chillY rti.Jht, a& tool air llne•red fleardck . I have known Ordinary vltle was a guest at the- church after pusl1lna the rqercury down Seaman Rual k lo become .11eui('k, service• Sun,day mornlnc. tn record lowa Tue•day. Pf9vtand It is not a pretty alght. Hal'land Little, 31, of Rl 2 Che• denoe, R. 1.. recorded 4~-6 doRev. Roger Blahop preached Ills I have been aboard ttai• hand· farewell 1ermon here Sunday morn- hire Tuesday night, In an appearsome, u ract~ful 72-looter and h~ve Ing. He plan• to contln1.1e his ance before Middleport Mayor c. litee• tor the day, an aU-time cord, ob.!lerved that all the downstairs schooling 0 . Flaher was bound to tha Grand , The lllul.salppl Vallev was ha1 been moved upatalra , so It ts Rev . and Mn~ ROIJet' Dltho~, Jury under IIKIO bond on charge• hirde&t blt b)' the ni~bt·tlme pouible to atand up In her, any. Mrl. Lillian Hender~e)n, Mrr. J"BI':n of operallp;g a motor yeblole with how. The fJOJllery Ia adequate, and Hamm and 10n, Jimmy, were the out the owner'• eonknt. The cha... thunderttorm' which .deposite<' Admiral Low cookt a very fin o Sunday dinner auest. of Mra. )let- Jel were pnferred aplnlt Uttle tl;lree lnd1es In ~ two-hr;wr peflOd curry Whether he ran naviJate lha Holter and l.eater Bailey. by Raymond Taylor of Seeond·•t at WeU•buu. Iowa, and m~e tl1an two lnchea at Dik•, lowl. may be learned whe n the bottle Mr1. Jean Hamm, !!Oft, Jimmy, Middleport. Earlier in the da'v, hea,vy ralu drllts ashore In Australla, or some and MJ111 PhyUI• Illle vlalted MTI. Accordlna: to pollee Taylor and built up flaaJt noodl which C0l8"tuch But at leart he'l got a Hamm'a -husband, Delmar Hamm, 18d throu•lt Artanna an~ kOiod yachtlnJ eap and a sedant--t.nd , at Hol:zct' Hospital, Sunday even- Little h•d boeo rldlnl twt tl.d erly perl~~> when :th',lr MiddleDOrt on Monday of courte Admiral McClain and Ina:. oar wu awept. away by the ru•h had atopped hi• ~ar at me to advise him to port the poop ol Phil Brodbury on Ina water. and acuttle the bel~ . or aomethlna. • 10ne Jnalde for a eup All wa1 1aylne to•the Duke and A warmln1 trend raised te1"• On hit ret,rn he (ound Duchess of Wlndaor the other nl1ht Q•r•t~ up: to 1~ df"llt"efi!l din'· over c~amp•a:ne on Stnroa NiarMr. and M1. DencU, Dunlap of the car mlldna:. lar o· 2+!>0!11' ,periOd In the A report Wll made to pollee choa' bla aalUna: football field , the Pt. Ple111nt vl1lted Mr. and Mrr. Great ld,kes •rea. yacht. Creole; I eonaider boata 11 Attle1 Blake ovtr tht week eod. Chier Bartrqm, who In tu.rn noSeatterf'jt .~- ontl tliii~~·r tified Mel11 and Gttllo County ~ bl1 n the Creole 1 bit unsportlna:. Sunday vJiltora of ME!. and ,.:ra. !ltotm.il will eonr l'f!Oit J~ .lll.. J .uean, when you ao to sea, you. E. o. Henry were Mn. Cora Mar- Slterllt• ])opartmento. tlon tod•Y •••~ lor ~ hiJIHI>d·. don't want • lovely UvlnJ roo111 11 tin of &l'ilnlwood, Mra. Norma On Tuesdar at 8 • · m. Little oirv '~"' NNlil\11 ftonf tl\e'tii.cl· bJa: as Rockefeller Pl111 all hunJ Rilll and Mrl. Pe*'Y Andenon wltb Utrllloa 1nd Gaululnl and El and famil)' of Ma~on and Mr. and called Ta;,lor'l wlfe ftnd adv\llid flc no~bweit to New England. Greco•. an~ eavlar a.nd cb.ampagbe 'Mr1. Dtlbert Betker of Middle. her that the ear wu at k)'fer wltla lta•frO•rlnt the Great .._kn a nat tire. At the time of bl& Clall are•· warmer wuther wlU pH· and bJ.throomJ that work. You ~rt, Ohio. vall !rom lht GJttl -Lot., on~ Mr. and Me~. J$mea Jona, Mr. he d(lnled theft of want to be uneomfortablt. tile upper Ohio Valley on a s~P You want to entertain the 'dea tnd M"fl, Dtlberi Beeler of •ld· nOrthealtwanl to Ntw Ert~~lU\d. that the. £lr1t bii w~ve will Jwamp dleport motored to Columbu• Sun,. you. t.bat the mal"tl'll come loose, day to vlaJt Mrl'. Alma PICk of that tbe Uftb~t leab and. nobody CbUIIc~t. who la a pat1ent In -ran awlm. It we eap;1ze. 1 aim tJnlveralty H6apltal to han1 OQto McClt~ln. Unlen he't Ann WI1Uam1 it on vauUon l~t w•liht lately, be't fat enouah r,o.m the SObaekel Cllnle. Her ai .. to .keep ls both alloat unUl .ame- ter, Pt-ylllf. 11 on. vacatton ttom lWK'y ahow• "P to aave UJ, her work 1~ WUllama 5e and 10e M~TORS J have not QuUe determined 1Store In Pomuoy. , ! • .. •hat my eapaetl~ the ~rew wtll Rev. and. Mra. OrvUle &.yet nd I EAGLE RIDGE Clwtmd RUARK • • TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZTV Chan,-.e13 . THURSDAYJ Wednesday Words Con Mix Us Up, And Readers, Too, If Not Hqndled.Corefully With Attention To Simplicity .. _,.,p.,"" •. �.•' ·' ·•. · . ... . ' l'UaoeroJ·Kiddleport, 0., Aug. 14, 1957 I ' ! , - t- ,.,............ (1 .... H '• Jj Pifates' Little ~gUers Beat Raclne, 3~2 . DfJIIIt~ 'l)io ~'h"ll"" '"""':c•••J I'JJeJhiU•S.tt-J ~mien Club 11>14 "Pr•ll'•'ll\'A! Dlaner" I week 1nd the tbe,n wu "Vattt on Time... Tht tint count ••• k'rv~ In UJe M¥dJe" port. Part: 'fhl.te the main C!o~ne Wll ~orrftd Oa the lawn of MrJ. SPORTS DonJld 8.rowa, DESK roUowed bY tJic depef'l. w!Peb wu tefY~ at l.be: ,AI~;~~: QuJ.Aiiall Clubhouw. Jo Ann XiuiDJer •ent who w.u Cam,p catur by the club to CHUICH S_EWIN<! CLup Jln. N. 0. Wein f'ntertllncd Ute Bend Sewint Club at her home TutediiY afternoon , Enjov· lni the inernoon were Hr•. ~\. 8. Woodrum, Mn. L. J. Rutten- Browu Patter~~ Radem!tcher AS · M1J-1"AJIP:~· Wla. UP mer heavfwelght o)la\t!_pton ~~.~~~·~;.~,:~~1~ Fpr· Bomb•• ol J9e would any 01 Louis said today the "\VQfSt tbint inJ.' 1 t!~·er to bappert ta boxlne" will b~ the A'\J. 22 m~eting betw~el) ~~~e ~aUoql!l, ftofd si.d · AI ,_.,. P.• heavyW~fht <Jtle • holdl!rf tlon !llal\(~ wjll!d~!W J~. fOF@ll• P•Uerson' and Olympia ~l~g4P,te 'lion •I t~ Wo~li'&l<!• l!ltlf QW· Rademacher fpr the "e~ornpt~n. lnJ CoJ1111)1•ol9°•" .i/4 ship or the world." I• bert (o P.~l'IJ ¥,t)f.~U!J f "The NBA 1\-\11 be t :w>~ . Y P Louis, wb'P. hol(ts a ptaae in ttle JRIQ U' they tet~Jnl.p ~ U1't boxing "hall or fame," said the filht." · When the picni c h held , and so far at this Liltle League fan ~nows the date is not yet se. there will be about 175 young. , Sid Spencer will sen4 five 1t.QTI" stera aged eight through l4 bling hotdogs and guzzl ing .soda et into the Meigs County Fair pop. They had a lot of fun in races starting Thursday. He comMoa es home afljr a •uceessful show.. ' ond Boya . baseball during the spring 1lnd in£ at the ~tJlens Fair last week "Dress For Le••" early summer. A lot of busy where his Belfly Vo ar.d Peter S. adults gave u'p a lot 0[' tlme for Diree·t took a couple of firsts Ith·em . A )Ot of money was slielle~ each. . out to put them on the diamonds. In one race, the Friday fre(:!st~ &: bd Pomeroy But everyone who careJ to for-all, Sid .-will haW!' t~ ring In !M'iver un~'s ~ fts:uro;s ==~~~~co~m~o~up~~·~~~k~e-~a~t~oo~k~a~t~{4~~~· fnotJler ~t I!! to ~riv4l lWQ at Q~,P#· JW>Cn .~ol~ ~tnd P'-ter &. ~l~t bPqt "i1 the w.orst mismatch in For out·doina Pattersqn's fl~t tltle defense atalllit Huni~;ane Jackson· '!for bad m~lth!ng." · _f.pi.Ji&, w~o WL'I rtlle most tic· torlous heavyweJ~ht tUie.<lefe.nd.er boxing history," lieHer L&Z. SHOP Colin .V"iw'J: ·· ai 1"f t•p.tatiYfl' schedijll'd !• ~· th~~t sam, r4pe. §ubj~t t~ 1~1 "11P.ule h~ncljfo w'tJch ptjab1 dlftat• ente.rJI,la _)16 finely t.r:aln;d hoss fl~sh Yl ottw" race&, Or alterations In the scbt· dule made by the race offici'ati, here is how the Spencer stable will appear: PEIUONMS ··c~ tbe ..Jr~~ S.a1 ~~r, rl>-!~~P ...,. tbe :... ~A~ ~ hi ,:~mgp_ "''' .., ~ . asiJQ~~~n~n ~q · "f.J .r'P,t ., · W" Mn. A. G. Ht-blm1m (e,~ 1',rw WY,bi!JJII•II;' , title an~onomy _,!n tht~ ma'tt~_r, -, wen Mr. StYling .,~1,\<lts, - 1~11~ ~~d~[• 1(/ ~!~~ ... COLD 'It Ah llld IIACHINII PERMANENTS '' s1~ J••c_,,.,.., quR ..... MANY~ FALL STRES •• Hair Cutting WARNER'S IEAU1'Y SHOP For Dress ,.... . . . School f!qnq _.... <:;asual W£or Quijano has a 60-10-7 reeor4. But few ·o.f Qlo- . f~ht.s ·,bave b~" "!'it~ess(J4 by ArtU!'rjca!! J?elly Vo, Thursday. tn the 23 .pace. Shangri-La Spice, Thursday, In WI-IICH IS THE , COLDEST I Mr-. and Kn. Cl,wson Grimm. Keaova, W. Va., and Betty Jane Grimm, TaUah...e. Fla., recentJy vldted relative. bere. Recent company or Mr. and in ~storY.·. i&id P4Merson wa,~ -m!e··~ - w~u_ - ~., Y. ~ ,.r.- -~ v:u·· brintlna· "~ime to hls crown" b~ an4 IJ· \¥~~4 ~VI! ~- ·~~' ~Y._.gf~· aO'reein1 to fight the 28-yea.r-old dnnt as far 1111 e~~ ·~·-· ··~ti"""' ' look ·loollm · cD . R~d a en:aac..' er, wh'o'II . be ~a Jd ng :would r ~.- ;;...;.. ...,., ~- or, ··c ' !lltn· · m;;Jt~;; profePiopal debut ·p.t Seattle. 1ng 1f@. ~u(itOJl· l ~x "J .. ~· ~f . -. 'U would never have done a · ~on. · . : · '~ thing Hke that," nid the- Brown ~ule the Moore, · favored 3 ~~ 1 b)-' t.he odds, bas a record "Qr 2S win~. five losses a{ld ont tl_l·&w.. Tbe ~­ yea~;"-old ¥oor; b a fotmer 1852 Olympi~ tinali!lt lrJd an /~.AU title holder. . .. wat IIJ. JOPJli euttet, Mu. N. P. Swaekhammcr, ¥r1 Hu1o Jub1lng, Mra Donalf! Smith, Mrt. Y. A. Batey. Mr11. Ot~ Routh, MrJ. Philip Wolpert, Mr1. H. R. Andrews, Mrs. A. G. "Mehlman1 Kn. J. J.. SteWart, Mrs. Kerman Layne and Mrs. H. F. Bryaat THI~DLEJ'OBT, SHOE BOX OBJ9 contest tiS.tf!!· · the 26 trot. J,ovelyy LOis. Friday, ln the 20 and two·year-old pace. Ebeo Holden, Frida, free ror til Peter S. Direct, Frtd8y, free f6r all. Lovely Lois is owned by R,-mond Grant, Jackson, o. aqd ~m WALLPAPER For State Fcdf be raced by Sid. Shane1·l~a Spice Is oWned by Blake Davis, Caldwell, 0. Best of luck, Sid. ,• .I t BASEBALL RJSULT $5.35 gal '· BY UNITED 'IU' NATIONAL LEAG~t W L ·~!, iit -1 ' t .r,PS&.ll&Liitc Ilk J J· · '. ' . ' ·HOGG 6 ~USPAN MATllllALS I NCORPOR.ATED IIII Tbe ftean of Mason City Pllollo 8P4'114. '· Mason City, W. Va. Milwaukee . . . 69 42 .oa2 St. Loula .. .. . 62 d .l!ll4 Brooklyn . . . . . . 62 1!0 .664 Cinci nnati ..... 61 50 .SQO Philadelphia . . 59 112 .532 New York .. .. Ill 62 .Ml Chicago .. .. . .. 40 .69 .36'7 Pitlsburgh . . . . . 40 '71 .300 Tuesday'• Rttultt 6 Sl. Louia 2 IVY LEA~UE SlACKS · Tan • Grey • Ill ~~~ tJ lP 1' 28 29 , . ... 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EXHI&IT~ - WLW Midwestern Hayride PARADE JUG IJEND FOLLIES- FIREWORKS- BANO <;:ON<;~P.T , . · - CONTESTS · · · • HARNESS 'RACING__: RUNNING RACES On All Wallpaper DUNGAREES SAVE- SAVE USJI OUR CONV.E~IENT LAY-AWAY Pt,AN lly Baylag Now Por Palll'apedng Home of Arrow Shirts ..,. Huniere G•! A.-dv J!:, !\JAIN ST. fOf' H\f,Wina Sea..., ' Co~~ ln and 1ee .our con'lplcte POME !lOY 4rehery EquJpmeJ1t BOWS IIJ!iAI\ . GRI~LY ARROWS QUIVERS ARM .. GUARDS . GLOVES ~OW 1STRU.. GS Sorry••• . Bioest trade$! Best de•lsl . BEAR CUB •...• , UUP BII,\R POLAR .. , , .32.110 • • $42.5P JIJIIEAR KODIAK , . ·~~-00 II INTI~NATION~L LIAOUI BEAB KO.,IAK Buffolo D Riehmon~ ,0, lot, ! lttn , , SPECIAL $8ll.op , Bulfalco 2 Richmond 1, ~·~ Columbu8 8 R0chealer 1, aiUI Aloo A Complete Uno Miarnl 10 Montreal 2 Of AeeeHOrles Toronto 2 Havana 1 , CbiCiiO at OleveJand Detroit Xanu~ Clty New York at Borton. 20% DISCOUNT DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. IQUIPMENT l~ of Bear:- SPECIAL TJoiJS WEEK. ONLYJ Boy• and Men's Western D•aler , nlte St. , JACKETS e S)VEAnRS Aut~orised '~ In Pollsb.ed Coltons and l,Jnlverslty Stripes Bla~!\': • qreen ' ( Low' prices t · Long :S.t wai To11 Discover . ; Y . · uReal Int , ~ .. ~w: . erests . . ' . Ge.\ the .~ qar ', A111u1t . . 2 ADULT Tlol{ota' Mtl!lh C!t Lo'!~ "" Ftmlly ll)pil . CARTOON SHOWI ~ ELECT~IC . Rock Mad!""' Vll'lliuta MQn'' "THE MAN Jl,t.IJ" · , llxelte&t 11!\1'1') Hor>Y ~-~ ). ·.lj(d .lplllf "TH&:oi,tTI>t.W qya It" . (Hair lllilsipil tha,t wiD·still b' n-~-'~ben SRO'! fllts I Wed. Thuls. 4 ·• ~rl. . POWER ~,lUff if.Jt Judy ~llldQ · ·Rlchor4 Conie will be "FULL.tOF Llfl" gevtl;\ ' .:.....atso-· 10tb vJe- Bobby 14tP~il' ·I ' . - -~Mv~ ­ ., .... Thum141J 4q' 15 frt!ll. 1;00 p. IIIII· ti 3 :go ;. It; . •W&fQJIJ:_ •DIAMONDS ., eSILYER , Areu i .. A . """ IN;,Rut- -let' • DePer. • ~·»Saktit Cen· . . Work on~ I!aosln tile above ~one to Improve our ttervlu to fOil· .. For T~e Iff...... !!!II. . areas wm be Gift You Glve Wit~ ~,,,". ·. Let We thqnk yo1,1 . for Your,·.· Your' Patience. Jeweler ' .. ··~ ;vo'u; ,.. '• • . If . . ·.~ . • ,dBlO '!Ill 'ltea~er prevont,' ~ ot1 ' .. ' .. · ~ �.•' ·' ·•. · . ... . ' l'UaoeroJ·Kiddleport, 0., Aug. 14, 1957 I ' ! , - t- ,.,............ (1 .... H '• Jj Pifates' Little ~gUers Beat Raclne, 3~2 . DfJIIIt~ 'l)io ~'h"ll"" '"""':c•••J I'JJeJhiU•S.tt-J ~mien Club 11>14 "Pr•ll'•'ll\'A! Dlaner" I week 1nd the tbe,n wu "Vattt on Time... Tht tint count ••• k'rv~ In UJe M¥dJe" port. Part: 'fhl.te the main C!o~ne Wll ~orrftd Oa the lawn of MrJ. SPORTS DonJld 8.rowa, DESK roUowed bY tJic depef'l. w!Peb wu tefY~ at l.be: ,AI~;~~: QuJ.Aiiall Clubhouw. Jo Ann XiuiDJer •ent who w.u Cam,p catur by the club to CHUICH S_EWIN<! CLup Jln. N. 0. Wein f'ntertllncd Ute Bend Sewint Club at her home TutediiY afternoon , Enjov· lni the inernoon were Hr•. ~\. 8. Woodrum, Mn. L. J. Rutten- Browu Patter~~ Radem!tcher AS · M1J-1"AJIP:~· Wla. UP mer heavfwelght o)la\t!_pton ~~.~~~·~;.~,:~~1~ Fpr· Bomb•• ol J9e would any 01 Louis said today the "\VQfSt tbint inJ.' 1 t!~·er to bappert ta boxlne" will b~ the A'\J. 22 m~eting betw~el) ~~~e ~aUoql!l, ftofd si.d · AI ,_.,. P.• heavyW~fht <Jtle • holdl!rf tlon !llal\(~ wjll!d~!W J~. fOF@ll• P•Uerson' and Olympia ~l~g4P,te 'lion •I t~ Wo~li'&l<!• l!ltlf QW· Rademacher fpr the "e~ornpt~n. lnJ CoJ1111)1•ol9°•" .i/4 ship or the world." I• bert (o P.~l'IJ ¥,t)f.~U!J f "The NBA 1\-\11 be t :w>~ . Y P Louis, wb'P. hol(ts a ptaae in ttle JRIQ U' they tet~Jnl.p ~ U1't boxing "hall or fame," said the filht." · When the picni c h held , and so far at this Liltle League fan ~nows the date is not yet se. there will be about 175 young. , Sid Spencer will sen4 five 1t.QTI" stera aged eight through l4 bling hotdogs and guzzl ing .soda et into the Meigs County Fair pop. They had a lot of fun in races starting Thursday. He comMoa es home afljr a •uceessful show.. ' ond Boya . baseball during the spring 1lnd in£ at the ~tJlens Fair last week "Dress For Le••" early summer. A lot of busy where his Belfly Vo ar.d Peter S. adults gave u'p a lot 0[' tlme for Diree·t took a couple of firsts Ith·em . A )Ot of money was slielle~ each. . out to put them on the diamonds. In one race, the Friday fre(:!st~ &: bd Pomeroy But everyone who careJ to for-all, Sid .-will haW!' t~ ring In !M'iver un~'s ~ fts:uro;s ==~~~~co~m~o~up~~·~~~k~e-~a~t~oo~k~a~t~{4~~~· fnotJler ~t I!! to ~riv4l lWQ at Q~,P#· JW>Cn .~ol~ ~tnd P'-ter &. ~l~t bPqt "i1 the w.orst mismatch in For out·doina Pattersqn's fl~t tltle defense atalllit Huni~;ane Jackson· '!for bad m~lth!ng." · _f.pi.Ji&, w~o WL'I rtlle most tic· torlous heavyweJ~ht tUie.<lefe.nd.er boxing history," lieHer L&Z. SHOP Colin .V"iw'J: ·· ai 1"f t•p.tatiYfl' schedijll'd !• ~· th~~t sam, r4pe. §ubj~t t~ 1~1 "11P.ule h~ncljfo w'tJch ptjab1 dlftat• ente.rJI,la _)16 finely t.r:aln;d hoss fl~sh Yl ottw" race&, Or alterations In the scbt· dule made by the race offici'ati, here is how the Spencer stable will appear: PEIUONMS ··c~ tbe ..Jr~~ S.a1 ~~r, rl>-!~~P ...,. tbe :... ~A~ ~ hi ,:~mgp_ "''' .., ~ . asiJQ~~~n~n ~q · "f.J .r'P,t ., · W" Mn. A. G. Ht-blm1m (e,~ 1',rw WY,bi!JJII•II;' , title an~onomy _,!n tht~ ma'tt~_r, -, wen Mr. StYling .,~1,\<lts, - 1~11~ ~~d~[• 1(/ ~!~~ ... COLD 'It Ah llld IIACHINII PERMANENTS '' s1~ J••c_,,.,.., quR ..... MANY~ FALL STRES •• Hair Cutting WARNER'S IEAU1'Y SHOP For Dress ,.... . . . School f!qnq _.... <:;asual W£or Quijano has a 60-10-7 reeor4. But few ·o.f Qlo- . f~ht.s ·,bave b~" "!'it~ess(J4 by ArtU!'rjca!! J?elly Vo, Thursday. tn the 23 .pace. Shangri-La Spice, Thursday, In WI-IICH IS THE , COLDEST I Mr-. and Kn. Cl,wson Grimm. Keaova, W. Va., and Betty Jane Grimm, TaUah...e. Fla., recentJy vldted relative. bere. Recent company or Mr. and in ~storY.·. i&id P4Merson wa,~ -m!e··~ - w~u_ - ~., Y. ~ ,.r.- -~ v:u·· brintlna· "~ime to hls crown" b~ an4 IJ· \¥~~4 ~VI! ~- ·~~' ~Y._.gf~· aO'reein1 to fight the 28-yea.r-old dnnt as far 1111 e~~ ·~·-· ··~ti"""' ' look ·loollm · cD . R~d a en:aac..' er, wh'o'II . be ~a Jd ng :would r ~.- ;;...;.. ...,., ~- or, ··c ' !lltn· · m;;Jt~;; profePiopal debut ·p.t Seattle. 1ng 1f@. ~u(itOJl· l ~x "J .. ~· ~f . -. 'U would never have done a · ~on. · . : · '~ thing Hke that," nid the- Brown ~ule the Moore, · favored 3 ~~ 1 b)-' t.he odds, bas a record "Qr 2S win~. five losses a{ld ont tl_l·&w.. Tbe ~­ yea~;"-old ¥oor; b a fotmer 1852 Olympi~ tinali!lt lrJd an /~.AU title holder. . .. wat IIJ. JOPJli euttet, Mu. N. P. Swaekhammcr, ¥r1 Hu1o Jub1lng, Mra Donalf! Smith, Mrt. Y. A. Batey. Mr11. Ot~ Routh, MrJ. Philip Wolpert, Mr1. H. R. Andrews, Mrs. A. G. "Mehlman1 Kn. J. J.. SteWart, Mrs. Kerman Layne and Mrs. H. F. Bryaat THI~DLEJ'OBT, SHOE BOX OBJ9 contest tiS.tf!!· · the 26 trot. J,ovelyy LOis. Friday, ln the 20 and two·year-old pace. Ebeo Holden, Frida, free ror til Peter S. Direct, Frtd8y, free f6r all. Lovely Lois is owned by R,-mond Grant, Jackson, o. aqd ~m WALLPAPER For State Fcdf be raced by Sid. Shane1·l~a Spice Is oWned by Blake Davis, Caldwell, 0. Best of luck, Sid. ,• .I t BASEBALL RJSULT $5.35 gal '· BY UNITED 'IU' NATIONAL LEAG~t W L ·~!, iit -1 ' t .r,PS&.ll&Liitc Ilk J J· · '. ' . ' ·HOGG 6 ~USPAN MATllllALS I NCORPOR.ATED IIII Tbe ftean of Mason City Pllollo 8P4'114. '· Mason City, W. Va. Milwaukee . . . 69 42 .oa2 St. Loula .. .. . 62 d .l!ll4 Brooklyn . . . . . . 62 1!0 .664 Cinci nnati ..... 61 50 .SQO Philadelphia . . 59 112 .532 New York .. .. Ill 62 .Ml Chicago .. .. . .. 40 .69 .36'7 Pitlsburgh . . . . . 40 '71 .300 Tuesday'• Rttultt 6 Sl. Louia 2 IVY LEA~UE SlACKS · Tan • Grey • Ill ~~~ tJ lP 1' 28 29 , . ... New York Chieago . .. . . . . Boston . . . . . . . Baltimore . . . . Detroit . . . . . . . Cleveland . . . . . Kanaaa City . . . Wasblna:ton . . . FOR LIAGU. W .. Pet. '13 38 .658 67 43 .509 8:'h 60 51 .St1 13 M 116 .f&l 181\ 54 57 .486 53 19 ,j'73 41~ 70 .310 42 71 .372 Tu....,y's Ro!ultl Detroit 3 Kansa1 City 1, •fW!r· noon a:ame ~.-. · Xanaa1 City 3 Datrolt J, ~ 14 innines, ni1ht Chlca1o 10 Cleveland 5 nt1ht a · Thu""u'• o,.... New 'Y-ork Bolton 2 nl1ht Baltimore 5 Wuhlna;ton 8 nl1ftt BEAR ARCHEitf,. ,.t ,Y.IIICt.N AISOCIATIO!! · Denwer at Omtha 2 a:amoa ppd ralrt . · ' st. Paul D ¥1om•~•!!• J ll>!I!Mnapolta $ L!>UlfVJ!~ f Wichita a Ol!art,119n· ·I It's Meigs County's 94th 'An.,ual ' and It's BIGGER Than Eve..t ROCK SPRINGS FAIR GROUNDS .. ·"' ' J'omeroy, Ohio WEDS; THURS. FRI. ancl SAT~, • ., •' AUG. 14th •• 17th ·~ .-. *Many Attroctiana . Y11u'll Enjoy (fRANDSTANO EVENTS Annual Harte Shaw Thund•dJr~"' ............ 1 p.m. "OSB. · • and CASH PRE\IIIUMS .. EXHI&IT~ - WLW Midwestern Hayride PARADE JUG IJEND FOLLIES- FIREWORKS- BANO <;:ON<;~P.T , . · - CONTESTS · · · • HARNESS 'RACING__: RUNNING RACES On All Wallpaper DUNGAREES SAVE- SAVE USJI OUR CONV.E~IENT LAY-AWAY Pt,AN lly Baylag Now Por Palll'apedng Home of Arrow Shirts ..,. Huniere G•! A.-dv J!:, !\JAIN ST. fOf' H\f,Wina Sea..., ' Co~~ ln and 1ee .our con'lplcte POME !lOY 4rehery EquJpmeJ1t BOWS IIJ!iAI\ . GRI~LY ARROWS QUIVERS ARM .. GUARDS . GLOVES ~OW 1STRU.. GS Sorry••• . Bioest trade$! Best de•lsl . BEAR CUB •...• , UUP BII,\R POLAR .. , , .32.110 • • $42.5P JIJIIEAR KODIAK , . ·~~-00 II INTI~NATION~L LIAOUI BEAB KO.,IAK Buffolo D Riehmon~ ,0, lot, ! lttn , , SPECIAL $8ll.op , Bulfalco 2 Richmond 1, ~·~ Columbu8 8 R0chealer 1, aiUI Aloo A Complete Uno Miarnl 10 Montreal 2 Of AeeeHOrles Toronto 2 Havana 1 , CbiCiiO at OleveJand Detroit Xanu~ Clty New York at Borton. 20% DISCOUNT DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. IQUIPMENT l~ of Bear:- SPECIAL TJoiJS WEEK. ONLYJ Boy• and Men's Western D•aler , nlte St. , JACKETS e S)VEAnRS Aut~orised '~ In Pollsb.ed Coltons and l,Jnlverslty Stripes Bla~!\': • qreen ' ( Low' prices t · Long :S.t wai To11 Discover . ; Y . · uReal Int , ~ .. ~w: . erests . . ' . Ge.\ the .~ qar ', A111u1t . . 2 ADULT Tlol{ota' Mtl!lh C!t Lo'!~ "" Ftmlly ll)pil . CARTOON SHOWI ~ ELECT~IC . Rock Mad!""' Vll'lliuta MQn'' "THE MAN Jl,t.IJ" · , llxelte&t 11!\1'1') Hor>Y ~-~ ). ·.lj(d .lplllf "TH&:oi,tTI>t.W qya It" . (Hair lllilsipil tha,t wiD·still b' n-~-'~ben SRO'! fllts I Wed. Thuls. 4 ·• ~rl. . POWER ~,lUff if.Jt Judy ~llldQ · ·Rlchor4 Conie will be "FULL.tOF Llfl" gevtl;\ ' .:.....atso-· 10tb vJe- Bobby 14tP~il' ·I ' . - -~Mv~ ­ ., .... Thum141J 4q' 15 frt!ll. 1;00 p. IIIII· ti 3 :go ;. It; . •W&fQJIJ:_ •DIAMONDS ., eSILYER , Areu i .. A . """ IN;,Rut- -let' • DePer. • ~·»Saktit Cen· . . Work on~ I!aosln tile above ~one to Improve our ttervlu to fOil· .. For T~e Iff...... !!!II. . areas wm be Gift You Glve Wit~ ~,,,". ·. Let We thqnk yo1,1 . for Your,·.· Your' Patience. Jeweler ' .. ··~ ;vo'u; ,.. '• • . If . . ·.~ . • ,dBlO '!Ill 'ltea~er prevont,' ~ ot1 ' .. ' .. · ~ �·t 0 '- •1 • Ir .. ~ • !o j . ----. T For • •, FOB CONSISTENT D~ENDABLE Hire! RESULTS "'&y the WANT ADS Hour or 2 ~ RATES pea• word. one bu.:.rtton. Minimum charge I, run L - - ~ ~- ~ 7 t> iJru VB :!- turd ·1 ransm ts .~ ion 5-60Ch~U tLrf's on (3) 1., Memorion hur·M· Rucly ••nd ·- CONCRETE Bi..OCKBaiulld htttr For LeW' GRUESER BI.OCK CO. l'II W~. 19:11 Model A Ford S P 1I .1 :~ S<•e Lorenw Dav i.~ at L & Z. Shop, 114 I MIIH North of f"ome,., Harlcy-Da vidson 1fl5 Motorc:;c!e B1n wn Tractor Good shape. Salea. Phonn 334 J I-:. Main 8·9·6tc Street. 'I ------·=== ~ )lead, white leg1, black ~ody. Goe• b)' nt~me of ''Boob". $~ reward. Calr I!Jt-M. ·8 & 6tc (8 l --.- --Auto Soles ------ 1902 Bulckl, &89&.00. Five people 1re going to ~tet &orne real buya. Blaettnan, Pomeroy, 0. IHHll•1863 Pontiac 8 c:vt. 1893,00. 2 dr Sedan Hydramatlc·Rudio and Heater. ~t.wlesa or!alnal blue and w'htte · Clniah. Blaettnun, Pomeroy, 0. 8·1J.61e Un i vc rMa 1 Gas It a11 gu, Chrome Dinette S('t. Both m C'Xcclh.mt condition Cn ll Ha rir.c 3461 or 1.::;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;.. B-10·6tp ( 121 Wanted to Rent ~ ....... . II..U \fAaD ..,. -~~ l&aa Chevrolets aa low ,uL ,t 888.00. Three of the bfllt 'liS• ' anywhere. Blaettnau, Pomeroy 0. 8·9-6tc ------------------- -- - --- - - - ... lHS Bulckl at low aa $995.00. For aood buya, thoroughly re· (16) For Rent or conditioned. V8'1 tnd atr. B's. B111ttnan, Pomeroy, 0 . 8-D-6t,;- For Ren1 - Extension Laildera, Seatf&ld hJarda. Drop Clotba. ltM rordt II low II $89!1.00. Clinton Fl:ihnr1 Middleport. Both Of thellLe care we can re.Phone 82&S-Jt 111 tJ commend fully. Blacttnar:• . _;_ -.....,..- Pomeroy, o. 8-Htc Sale ____ ( 17) Help Wonted Deceased Woman's WI"ll RevealS All : iiif.chevroleta at tow a1 SDH.OO Wanted : llousekeeper for elder]~· Foi· elean cart. With and with· couple. Phone 601)8-X. B-13-3tl 1CHJt pawet 11ide. All four d90rs. Blaennars, Pomeroy, o. a.o-ete About Husband we•ken~ Gleeoo~, hoU7c For Sale or rent ela:ht room FOR SALE OR TRAJ)It. Two bed· Middleport. Phohe 607~. room house with elty water. 1a1 8·14-Stc: furnace, gas well and 33! acres 1-:;-:-:-:--:c:--::-·-:--;-:--=of \Rnd. lfinera1 rights. Trailer Hquse for sale brick, lfl\ic -;;;-m Wanted. Phone 90'J·M. Vlrill bat~, alJ Utilities. Priced reaa.8-6tp 1onabte. 913 Third St;, MiddleTeaford, Syrac:uae. ' ~ort . 8-13-lltc FOR SALE: 4 year old horhe, t rooms and bath with baaement, AutomaUe toreed · alr 1\lmace, ···~windows; 3 acre. of )and. LIGAL NOTICI On ile nortb of Cbester on· Rt, Bld~ ,will now be reeeived by '1. e nlll Hoffman, Chester, o. tbe un'dersianed on the home for· __J~ 8 12 3tp merJy ownert h7 Dora M. Bearhlln Eaatern local school. Good building altea. 12 acre• of tlm· ber. Loot to the future, buy this for tD.QOO.OO. · 3360 sq. feet of · !tora,e apac .. High and dry. Elcetrleity In btllldlng, coal f\lrnact lf ne~· cd . Close to Pomeroy, Ohio, WQ\Od-PAPER IL.JiGll\G- 211 caretakel' Uvinc aex.t yean eJ.PtJ'itrn«:. nee et't . wlth door. U you have need for matea. L. V. Relalnget, Rac:ln' atoraa:e ipaee, or plan to atart box 124, Ohio. ?-&-•• a small l)~alneu~ aee thll. For rurthtit tntorm•tlon call or Bl,l~}ness 1ee ~ TIRMJTH:'ixnil~:tN:-;A-::TI:::O::- GEORGI S. liolST.tTIJi. JR.. RIAL liTAU IR!)K,JI. · I'or froe inapeotlo~ Dh011il 883-M, ' Gilm'o re Supply St.we.· ~mero)'. J. H. • • ....,."' lalni'Mn All wor- IUIOl'lnl~e~. FUllY in22S I. ~ I'Mt'l',;iln tured. Vau1ll1D'I tnduttrbl and htrierctYi ~OhiL . ~ Reoldenti•I Termite cilnlrol BerB-1iHltc ., ' ',' . ' ~ Yl"- St lolary~, W. Va. ~ :IIIII ___ , .:at. ca> u, 1s, n: ate. FURN~TUR,I \lift Tbe McElroy lm 111,..,q•''Sc.-.ta'' ! ~ lko . Sont . Ia W~ot; C.oot. t · By DENBY CAmCAB'r CentTGI Pretti WuJdngt~a Writer W .,,,..,.w.ea A.SHINOTON-Admtnlttra• . murc:e. aay ., ihrM top alcf<o ,.. untal 1 ' "' to caw'omla tn an .Atr Forte for ~ accute4 of ~JunkeUnl"' the famed Bollemlan club. The three were ~~:,~ M·topther ot E. WUaon, George Humpbrey, then. Treasury fH.Ctf~rttMr Charlet Arthur vt. Radford, retlrlnf ehalm\M Of. the Joln.t · ,. • ' ~ • pt:!e ~;,:-::, .!= .' . i. ·' .' ,Have it any way or as many . ways a~ you want - ·,."·illis Wllnderlul moccasin casual that ls a perfect playtime or ,schooltime .companion. And it·comeS blaCk suede, brown leather & black leather. Brtgalts& Comet , :. , ' Rousih's ,~Lo·• -~fore ~ " 1870 ~ . ·,Sm.te - • ~~M='~·~·~'J'd~=M~r~··~~D~al~la~s~~G~ib~h~'·.~~~~!lq~lll:ld~d~l:e~po:I1~==JL~~~~~~=~;~~~ ( .I '~ ' \ ' 't .. ' ' ·' .. .~.-. '' I !. } 0' 1 19&7. ' Mu Kumler' died Wednesday a~er a fall at the home of her sister, Mra. E. M. Smith of Ham· Uton, Ohio. . She;t n.ld the "Will is a docu· ment of love and devotion made with ,a sincere desire to , protecL my three most cherished loVed ones, ~y husband, . my daughter anct ertlndehlld. Whci today wanpld a piece of "blue sky.• ' ' l "I got ami baJpln'-IM buy 01 my:life. . . .. ..' "' ' . Bul how do I ever ~nviilci!IIY O'fn,wlfel'~ . liar. James Bowles, ..._,·S~ATs·, ~OLD OUT . MILWAU~Ejll .lJl<-AJI rcocrv· ·at tb.!" MUwiutee cOunty lor t9e f-our-Came 'serlps the . " Br~vea lnd, $\. f9r 'Friday, S•t· -have been -.old Ucke.,- Jqf- · . bletehet • ,l~ •• . • --...~~-~ ... '"· . J Stitriff's depuqes 1 said BowleS ed . ' ' ' . '., 11f '·~ '· ' Moral: Yo~'ra,l!aYiol fOtJI new-ear:;;~k8 $Ure you ,, I \ ' . • " I i'e.j dne! · l . By SRULTI: FRo\\ A LONG GENERATIONS! And in ·new features ~ . we~ ]'ttlly lil.re. ·:W , an~ Donald Armstrong, 21, shortly after the $ll8' holdup o1 2~0 ' How h~ lilfeifllihtylina~so high and 111uare . . DAYTON UP-Herbert White, 34, 'WIIS critically shot Monday nlgbt . by a bandit whe.n be lauah· ed iluring . a , holdUp in a bur thinking It was a jpke. • ' arr~sted . Was sold a new ~:~r before he coUld explain I ~ringlfoldup the ' Ht d sltpped In a showroom-out of the rain, Man Is Shot Poll<ie =· Friends ot the trlo a.y the trip wu no • but actually ~ acoptlng fl\lulon 1n nJ~ two Cabinet membera: an~ Radtord canVueed the big ~ualneatlt.C!b preaent at the Bohemlu for a IJUcceuor to Willm in the LI'I'TLE ORPHAN AN i'<lll!o • fgr· ,L~~ghing " ,- of Mwtd t wi:e-th out ried the llfe. couple's 32 years of mar· Mr. and Mrs. Dwi ght Gibbs an1l Mrs. Elizabeth Hanley Kumler . however, left ber hou!e and its furnishings to ber husb11nd, Earl , 10 "he would have a roof over hi l " head." Mr1. Kumler sald she had made• "heroic attempte.to bold my home togeth~ ~ecauSf ) have always oppoaed d1vorce." She lett her money to her dallgbter, who lives in New York. The will, 33 pages long, written in lo~hand, waa dated July 14 AdminiAtrator 10, 13, \4. • $299.00 BAKER Pleasant. · The program at Oak Grove EUB Church Wl.i ver!.· mu ch enjoyed. Rev. Ray McCoy, a former pa,stor delivered the message. Kerra8un, Pomeroy, Qblo.-Proptt- wa,s i4ebtifled ,~ . the- man who RIAL IITATI POJI SALI ty appraJs~d at $1 ,800.00 and can· entered~ the •bar 'pulicd out a .4$ 9 room dwellin&. two batha, eall· not be. sold tor Jess tb~n •ppralaed callb~r : automat~. aQd an'riouncily converted to · a double ' for prl~. subject to tbe approval of ed a , holdup."' White~ ·a custor!l'er, rental property, In town, see the ·Problte Court of M:eiaa Coun· ~as lhGt when he be~an lau¥h· tbls before you buy. . ty, .Ohto. mg. ~ ~3 ac,r es On Routo 7, near riew. Huih BearM · ...... !19) · CallfomN "Junket'' ltods To Choice of Dollftoo Hood y QUR H "• UE or HUES" I . New Furniture dNCINNATI (UP) - The will of. a 159-year·old Cincinnati woman tiled In Probate Court Monrloy charged her husband had lived in j adultery with 14 women tllrough- federal watchdog of food prices, warns that plnce-to-pla('e comparlsona of food prices must take into aceount the different food habit in one area and another . The bureau publLshes a monthly a-urvey of some 80 Items in 46 cities. The diatance from the point of production il Important in some ltemll, not in others. · Minneapolis residents. near the heart ot Amerlca'a dairy bell were paying only 17 cents for ~ quart of milk. Jn Atlanta, away from the largo dairy herds, the aame type of milk cost 2'1 cents. In BaJtimore, apples said tor sllshtly · more than 20 cent• a pound. In New York City a short tdLIU.Oee a'\vay the eame grade cost 26.'I cents. ' In some staple items such a!' bread th~ price picture was a c:raey quilt of eonfusJon. In Kan· ua C'ty a one pound loaf c011t about HS cents, In Chlcaao the Legal Notice -~ . Oranses aod grapefruit peel eas!IY lC le_t· stand for a rew minutea m scaldmg .hot water. H0 0 SE Charleston spen> the I former outfielder with her par~nts, M:~ and Mn. 1 the C~1cago Cu~ and more 1 Dwight Gibbs. , ccntly a scout with Kansas City Mrs Willie Ball had as he"' has been named a coach wtttt t~ guests' ovu the week end her dau·· Athlotles for ~he remainller ·0!gllter ""d son-in-law of Hunting- the current season. Gleeson takes ton. · over the job vacated by Harry Lawrence and Charles Wine- Craft, who repllked Lou Bou· brenne r , Mrs. Tbornt Sayre and dreau n:s manager. ' daughter:~ of Columbus spent t.he LEMON TO REST weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ro:ss ci..EVELA!.ND UP-Bob ~man Winebrenner. Archier Chapman, ·re and daughter of Atwater WL were the weekend ~ uests o.f Mr ~. Garnet · Chapman The Board reunion and homecoming will be , held at Board Baptl.st Church, Aug. 18. Those calling Oil Mi.~~ Ella Blcs!iing Sunday wert_, Mr. and Mrs. True Blessing, Mr . and Mn · . FQk Guy Blessing of MMon , Mrs. Et· hel Fry , Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bless· ing and Manford Ble!sing 0 t Pt. I 2-cc~t-a.pound r;:;;u;;. . Henry Bahr, Lono; Bottt)LYL , Ohlo. Phon e Coolville YU ~- 2280. R 12 3tp 3122. "Some items are affecled by the fact that il c:osts more to ship in one direction than another." an agricultural spf>kesman salfl. He said railroad rates favor west to ea&t and south to north shtpment. Insurance 8 12 6tl' 1950 FORD Pick up VR. was about 21 cents, in New York and Bolton 17 cents, Cleveland 23 (!ents anl Denver and Dallas 2li cents. I METROPOLITAN 4 111Jlstcins. ALL fr om C.O. B /\ Sires. Two freHh now. rest soo n. Don Anderson, Rutland , Ohio. Stralllht-Jeg Beeafe, Female. Brown av~rage - HElF'ERS FOR SAL!!: i J er sey, t Guernsey, I I MASON PERSONALS Mrs. Norma Pillsbury 0! Pt. Pleuant and · Billy Sprouse of New HaVen t'efi!ntly visited with Mra. Helen Stewart .Mr. and Mn. Jack Stewart oi Muon attenr!ed the faces in Portsmouth Sunday. llrs. Frances Stewart has been eon(ined to her home the pasl week wi.th the flu . ~rs us OHIO VALLEY 48 pr1.~scn gN Sl ILiif' twkn school bus, Crosley Rcfrig•·rnjnr . Both sell cheap. Bnb Adarus, Lcllll't Falh, 0 . 8·10·6lp . For • tasty hGra d'oeuvrea roll thin strlp' of boiled ham around fr~lh ri_pe apricot wedges. Secure them wtth tcothplclta '!Jd decorate with a stuffed olive at each end. Mn.lr;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;o;;o;;:;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;i;.~ "d Dif£eren'ces ows I e Sh W S • InThe . • In 'Cost Of LiVIDP' 1:' ,..;, 'ey UI • CHICAGO UP -· The blib coAt of eating varies ln dlfrerent cities and regions, a survey WE BUY J'ft\ICTURAL I IIAMI showed toda>·· ICJIAP IkON- MIT ALl Vacation travelers frequently • re surprI1 ed an d puzzIe d by pr Ice · f oo ds dllreren cef! on cer l am • Un it~ p JUNK CO. n. L"\.1 re.ss survlly of reta1'1 , .... 51ft · · 16 maJor · ctt i es grocery prtces m indicates good reason for J>omo of · 1.. lh e puu 1emen l th al of Len exls...,. Standnd brand coffee, an lmOood Clean Used Can port item that would seem to ' be All Mllkes and Mo~oll· pretty standl'rd in price natlonally depending on local taxes and AITTO SALES transportation showed a t~ccnt· a· pound sprf'ad. _L-. - - - In Boston and New York, pOrt\ (20 Bl of entry fol' much or the natiOn's coffe the price was $1.05 a pound t week. Barfa&mPfUD lDIUC&Dee AfliiDeJ, la!In MinneapoUs the .9 flme klnl of Middleport. Flf"l! ~ A.atomoblle- coffee sold for about 90 cents a llooN. Pbooo el!tB-I 840-11 pound. Another import item sugar coMPLETE ~ Protection. showed less than Uf.. Aut(·. Fire, Polio. Call Dor Milia, Middle;Mt. Ohio. difference tbrougho nation. 11 t theSt&tistl.cs, The Bureau of Labor B·I0-6lc - I Th~ • . MASON NEWS I Bull cal- Roya l D01:\l,\t' $1200 . 1\ · l CIITL · dltton by own er Plum e lbu·iLI.~ 3.213. 0·9·tjlc Always ftfd sharp button. and under fabric before run· mna a garment throuah 1be wringer. b~ek!es Mrs. Minme Dudding aud , Mary re turned horne over th e ! ~ d It b · t th ee.en a er avmg .!!lpen c summer mcnths in Nitro with MASON . CLINIC Mlss Alma Du<fding, Admisdolll: Mrs. LWa I.yonn, Mt. A1to, w. Va., July' !,t·, Mrs.· ·· Rev. and Mrs. J. Leslie Kunze or Qelpbos, 0., were Sunday, visi · Flora Birfg, Rutland; Aug. 2; Mr.s tor• of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sylvia Wils~n; •Pomeroy, Au~. 3; Yeager. ~urned - - - - - - ---- ~4 .:.JO. Cleland · Appliance B&on. l.&d W. M..ain SL, Pomeror 2-.:l·tf 1913-IN MEMORIA-1951 In loving memory of John J. r l'rnoved LOI\J!Worth, of Racine , Ob?t:. Used Window sas h from Central Sch ool Build ing. We walk with you down mcrn· $1.00 per ~ac b . Cal l SlLperinory'a. lane, -tendenl'! OUice. 0074-J. Not only today, but tomorrow the 8-13-3tc same. Where ever we go, what ever Tomatoes large, Pink McxH·ans , W\' do, non-nci<l . Se('onrl Ilousc East Dear Fithcr, our thoughts are al· !rom school hiJu ~e Wm. U. ways with you . Holmes, Syracus1·. Ohio. Court St., Pnmcroy . veterao 36 .Year okl r iJhthandet· wJth t,Jt;e Clnelatld Indians, wa~ ordered to reat today for an "in· dpnllite period" becau&e of arm li'Ouble whicb may cau112 bim , to undcr1o aur1ery. amt Mrs. Ethfl .Fry attended funonl o( Frink Lelvinl at Pl Pleasant Sunday. Mr. I.Drl Mn. Curtis Youna called on Mrs. Lora Mae Brown saturdaY evening. (lev. and Mrs. w. s.\ BllluPa end Mrs. Lucy Billups were the s upper guests of Mrs. Luv•n• Rainey Saturday evenlnJ. , Mr. an'd Mrs. Walter Witmer, Mr. and Mr.ll . Mumaw ot AJblaQ.d, o .. who have been the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Harry ThompiOD returned home Sunday. Dennis Rou.sh has been ill tor the paat few days. Ldr. and Mrs. Pred Rowh, Mr. and Mrs. Willie , Ball were shopptng jn PL. Pleasadt Saturday. Ai<lta Brown returned to her home at Board on the account of · ~he illness . of her father, after · being employed in Parkersburg. ns, ' ., w ° ~~~t~. or Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Mrs. c~'Cil Bl es.~ iM 11nd tiilkev Mrs. ~Urn• • Van Meter/ West ------Roush were lu Parkersburg rues· \Columbia, Aug. 3; Mrs. Beulah Jrlls.s Mickey DeWine of Yel · QUICK SEJtVICE "n Waeh r.ewhere ·the former consulted a 1 Autherson, Racine, Aug. ~' loW SpJ;ingl, 0 ., recently w~ a 1 day pair1ng by Factory Trained doctor. I Births: A daughter to Mr. and weekend guest of Miss · carol watchmaker, COLLINS JEWE. Mr. and Mrs. curtis Young re· Mrs. Geor{e Bing, ·Aug. 2. Roush. LERS, PumeroJ l..S.U to their farm a:fler .s pen.d· A daughter to Mr. and tng a few days at thctr home m Howard van Meter, Aug. ~. Sh~ ( Have your carpels, rug!) ~tnd upJOE VADISH, veteran Meigs County plumber, right sweats DuMnbar. l r bas been named Vickie Emma· · · holstery cleaned bY the modern h"l ki 0 T ' r. and Mrs. Paul B1esstn!l o lin · cleaning method with Aerated on a copper umon w I e wor ng a1 r . om Crow's new Point Pleasant were sup'per e. Dry Foam . Quickly and econo· Steak House. His helper is William (Red) Bolin. aU new guests of the former's mother MA daudght;r,hto Mr . ... and .. , · d bo 60 · · 1 1 · . ' aywoo ~• e<SOD, nug. •· . kH micaVy right in your own St ea· o~se requtre a ut JOin s 0 cop. Mrs. cecil Blessmg Monday C\'C• , home. Work guaranteed. Call equ l pmen t a I the nin~. A'S NAME COACH Rutlan'd 24023. 8-1().6tc: per tubing and more fittings than a bushel basket can hold. Mrs. Josephine Robinson of 1 IL\fiSAS .CJTY,,-~o. UP-Jifumy Ph~n,. Hs.rri! Jt r edsvillf', Ohi11 Phone H· l3·3tc - - · - - · -- id Mix Conc ...te. •nd gruel. Phone 6393. MJ>::-:::1-=-o"=•'-TELI!::::C ~vJ.SWN s~RVICI!, CuoJv1l 1-. 3716. Jo'or Sale Hereford~ 'l ve~, 6 month ~ nhl . 2 - 8·14"4tc r1rya 11 8-13-tt ~ Cust-om Buill Kirctlen. KUchcru ~ --si q ned for your home. Free £.,tJmates. Foreman & Abbotl. Phone . 8284-Y. 8·6-tf For '! whl!els. Alfred Yr·augN Phone 838Y. . B·l4-6Lp 3 y~;~r 91d m~ 1ng Phone Cheshire 7-a7f • Hli•di!UfrhA hr . r.mlf9nite Luuo~;ge -· Lane Cedar ~----·-·Cbests - LAU Window Fans- Solid Mapl e Chf' st, 4 d!'awers. 1 Fritldlllre Reh:JJeraton. \ desk draw.,: r, ''('''Y ;::'md l'Ond L....r Purnltur~ Mlclcfleport. Ohio lion $15. New ll<~ vl· n, W. V:l, -:-:::-:---:--:-":-"- - -_: 4_:2-:_ 11 tf _1'_U ~~5__ · _ _ _ _ _ fl _l4_·3_<c • • eTruCk Loadina: Equipmeol e:Back-Hoe Senlce • Dump Truck Service (20 )Business Servlc-.es ' ---- VIRGIL WAMSLEY l :entJ Mk.-4 per ..una for three eonaerutl~ Insertions. Speelal - One momb for 25 cents per -.;,ord. nte of 2 cenfll; per word wiD be charted for advf'rtlsing it Ht paid for before the 15'b of each montb followin.~t ln ~ertion . JCiiNf'A la Advertlelne:--Sb.ourd be reported immediately. Tbe Daib' !.ttntleel •ill Dot be reaponaihle for mOJie tbao one kncorl'lld lDHrtton. CeJ:t!~ Tbanb and St»ecld Notices of Eventa $1.00. Obitui:II'!M .-bllatwu. at 1 tent per word. (1) Nohces i I •GndiDJ • Dilcb DiutnJ 0 . I C.ntr...- PtiONE 398 .,...A"'"' W V .....,. a n a • • a. 8y MaucM Bltulng J ohn C. Rictard 1 and lvea KID!: wera businets caUers in Cottagevme Monday. · Artie Rowh and family, Broad 1 Jtun were reeent ~,;;.:dt! of Mr. and Mrt. Fred Roush. Tobey Myer& who hu been Jp~nding sometime in Charlesi-OJl made a trip to his home at Board Monday afternoon. Mrs. F;thel Fry attended th~ Aid of tbe EUB Church of Peniel whtch met at the home of Mrs Loul'e McDermitt in Cli fton Tuesday. EJ;'nie and Twila Rickard were callers in New Haven Saturday. Charlie Brown of Board wn rushed to a hospital in Ports· mouth being seri ously ill. Rev. W. S. Billups, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Luvenf. Rainey left imme· dia t e Iy l o be at his be ds e. " d M J h B ·1nr. an r~ . o n urgarner, , New Haven, Lawrence Roush and i :so Kirklanc! lll ere rece t ---------- B �·t 0 '- •1 • Ir .. ~ • !o j . ----. T For • •, FOB CONSISTENT D~ENDABLE Hire! RESULTS "'&y the WANT ADS Hour or 2 ~ RATES pea• word. one bu.:.rtton. Minimum charge I, run L - - ~ ~- ~ 7 t> iJru VB :!- turd ·1 ransm ts .~ ion 5-60Ch~U tLrf's on (3) 1., Memorion hur·M· Rucly ••nd ·- CONCRETE Bi..OCKBaiulld htttr For LeW' GRUESER BI.OCK CO. l'II W~. 19:11 Model A Ford S P 1I .1 :~ S<•e Lorenw Dav i.~ at L & Z. Shop, 114 I MIIH North of f"ome,., Harlcy-Da vidson 1fl5 Motorc:;c!e B1n wn Tractor Good shape. Salea. Phonn 334 J I-:. Main 8·9·6tc Street. 'I ------·=== ~ )lead, white leg1, black ~ody. Goe• b)' nt~me of ''Boob". $~ reward. Calr I!Jt-M. ·8 & 6tc (8 l --.- --Auto Soles ------ 1902 Bulckl, &89&.00. Five people 1re going to ~tet &orne real buya. Blaettnan, Pomeroy, 0. IHHll•1863 Pontiac 8 c:vt. 1893,00. 2 dr Sedan Hydramatlc·Rudio and Heater. ~t.wlesa or!alnal blue and w'htte · Clniah. Blaettnun, Pomeroy, 0. 8·1J.61e Un i vc rMa 1 Gas It a11 gu, Chrome Dinette S('t. Both m C'Xcclh.mt condition Cn ll Ha rir.c 3461 or 1.::;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;.. B-10·6tp ( 121 Wanted to Rent ~ ....... . II..U \fAaD ..,. -~~ l&aa Chevrolets aa low ,uL ,t 888.00. Three of the bfllt 'liS• ' anywhere. Blaettnau, Pomeroy 0. 8·9-6tc ------------------- -- - --- - - - ... lHS Bulckl at low aa $995.00. For aood buya, thoroughly re· (16) For Rent or conditioned. V8'1 tnd atr. B's. B111ttnan, Pomeroy, 0 . 8-D-6t,;- For Ren1 - Extension Laildera, Seatf&ld hJarda. Drop Clotba. ltM rordt II low II $89!1.00. Clinton Fl:ihnr1 Middleport. Both Of thellLe care we can re.Phone 82&S-Jt 111 tJ commend fully. Blacttnar:• . _;_ -.....,..- Pomeroy, o. 8-Htc Sale ____ ( 17) Help Wonted Deceased Woman's WI"ll RevealS All : iiif.chevroleta at tow a1 SDH.OO Wanted : llousekeeper for elder]~· Foi· elean cart. With and with· couple. Phone 601)8-X. B-13-3tl 1CHJt pawet 11ide. All four d90rs. Blaennars, Pomeroy, o. a.o-ete About Husband we•ken~ Gleeoo~, hoU7c For Sale or rent ela:ht room FOR SALE OR TRAJ)It. Two bed· Middleport. Phohe 607~. room house with elty water. 1a1 8·14-Stc: furnace, gas well and 33! acres 1-:;-:-:-:--:c:--::-·-:--;-:--=of \Rnd. lfinera1 rights. Trailer Hquse for sale brick, lfl\ic -;;;-m Wanted. Phone 90'J·M. Vlrill bat~, alJ Utilities. Priced reaa.8-6tp 1onabte. 913 Third St;, MiddleTeaford, Syrac:uae. ' ~ort . 8-13-lltc FOR SALE: 4 year old horhe, t rooms and bath with baaement, AutomaUe toreed · alr 1\lmace, ···~windows; 3 acre. of )and. LIGAL NOTICI On ile nortb of Cbester on· Rt, Bld~ ,will now be reeeived by '1. e nlll Hoffman, Chester, o. tbe un'dersianed on the home for· __J~ 8 12 3tp merJy ownert h7 Dora M. Bearhlln Eaatern local school. Good building altea. 12 acre• of tlm· ber. Loot to the future, buy this for tD.QOO.OO. · 3360 sq. feet of · !tora,e apac .. High and dry. Elcetrleity In btllldlng, coal f\lrnact lf ne~· cd . Close to Pomeroy, Ohio, WQ\Od-PAPER IL.JiGll\G- 211 caretakel' Uvinc aex.t yean eJ.PtJ'itrn«:. nee et't . wlth door. U you have need for matea. L. V. Relalnget, Rac:ln' atoraa:e ipaee, or plan to atart box 124, Ohio. ?-&-•• a small l)~alneu~ aee thll. For rurthtit tntorm•tlon call or Bl,l~}ness 1ee ~ TIRMJTH:'ixnil~:tN:-;A-::TI:::O::- GEORGI S. liolST.tTIJi. JR.. RIAL liTAU IR!)K,JI. · I'or froe inapeotlo~ Dh011il 883-M, ' Gilm'o re Supply St.we.· ~mero)'. J. H. • • ....,."' lalni'Mn All wor- IUIOl'lnl~e~. FUllY in22S I. ~ I'Mt'l',;iln tured. Vau1ll1D'I tnduttrbl and htrierctYi ~OhiL . ~ Reoldenti•I Termite cilnlrol BerB-1iHltc ., ' ',' . ' ~ Yl"- St lolary~, W. Va. ~ :IIIII ___ , .:at. ca> u, 1s, n: ate. FURN~TUR,I \lift Tbe McElroy lm 111,..,q•''Sc.-.ta'' ! ~ lko . Sont . Ia W~ot; C.oot. t · By DENBY CAmCAB'r CentTGI Pretti WuJdngt~a Writer W .,,,..,.w.ea A.SHINOTON-Admtnlttra• . murc:e. aay ., ihrM top alcf<o ,.. untal 1 ' "' to caw'omla tn an .Atr Forte for ~ accute4 of ~JunkeUnl"' the famed Bollemlan club. The three were ~~:,~ M·topther ot E. WUaon, George Humpbrey, then. Treasury fH.Ctf~rttMr Charlet Arthur vt. Radford, retlrlnf ehalm\M Of. the Joln.t · ,. • ' ~ • pt:!e ~;,:-::, .!= .' . i. ·' .' ,Have it any way or as many . ways a~ you want - ·,."·illis Wllnderlul moccasin casual that ls a perfect playtime or ,schooltime .companion. And it·comeS blaCk suede, brown leather & black leather. Brtgalts& Comet , :. , ' Rousih's ,~Lo·• -~fore ~ " 1870 ~ . ·,Sm.te - • ~~M='~·~·~'J'd~=M~r~··~~D~al~la~s~~G~ib~h~'·.~~~~!lq~lll:ld~d~l:e~po:I1~==JL~~~~~~=~;~~~ ( .I '~ ' \ ' 't .. ' ' ·' .. .~.-. '' I !. } 0' 1 19&7. ' Mu Kumler' died Wednesday a~er a fall at the home of her sister, Mra. E. M. Smith of Ham· Uton, Ohio. . She;t n.ld the "Will is a docu· ment of love and devotion made with ,a sincere desire to , protecL my three most cherished loVed ones, ~y husband, . my daughter anct ertlndehlld. Whci today wanpld a piece of "blue sky.• ' ' l "I got ami baJpln'-IM buy 01 my:life. . . .. ..' "' ' . Bul how do I ever ~nviilci!IIY O'fn,wlfel'~ . liar. James Bowles, ..._,·S~ATs·, ~OLD OUT . MILWAU~Ejll .lJl<-AJI rcocrv· ·at tb.!" MUwiutee cOunty lor t9e f-our-Came 'serlps the . " Br~vea lnd, $\. f9r 'Friday, S•t· -have been -.old Ucke.,- Jqf- · . bletehet • ,l~ •• . • --...~~-~ ... '"· . J Stitriff's depuqes 1 said BowleS ed . ' ' ' . '., 11f '·~ '· ' Moral: Yo~'ra,l!aYiol fOtJI new-ear:;;~k8 $Ure you ,, I \ ' . • " I i'e.j dne! · l . By SRULTI: FRo\\ A LONG GENERATIONS! And in ·new features ~ . we~ ]'ttlly lil.re. ·:W , an~ Donald Armstrong, 21, shortly after the $ll8' holdup o1 2~0 ' How h~ lilfeifllihtylina~so high and 111uare . . DAYTON UP-Herbert White, 34, 'WIIS critically shot Monday nlgbt . by a bandit whe.n be lauah· ed iluring . a , holdUp in a bur thinking It was a jpke. • ' arr~sted . Was sold a new ~:~r before he coUld explain I ~ringlfoldup the ' Ht d sltpped In a showroom-out of the rain, Man Is Shot Poll<ie =· Friends ot the trlo a.y the trip wu no • but actually ~ acoptlng fl\lulon 1n nJ~ two Cabinet membera: an~ Radtord canVueed the big ~ualneatlt.C!b preaent at the Bohemlu for a IJUcceuor to Willm in the LI'I'TLE ORPHAN AN i'<lll!o • fgr· ,L~~ghing " ,- of Mwtd t wi:e-th out ried the llfe. couple's 32 years of mar· Mr. and Mrs. Dwi ght Gibbs an1l Mrs. Elizabeth Hanley Kumler . however, left ber hou!e and its furnishings to ber husb11nd, Earl , 10 "he would have a roof over hi l " head." Mr1. Kumler sald she had made• "heroic attempte.to bold my home togeth~ ~ecauSf ) have always oppoaed d1vorce." She lett her money to her dallgbter, who lives in New York. The will, 33 pages long, written in lo~hand, waa dated July 14 AdminiAtrator 10, 13, \4. • $299.00 BAKER Pleasant. · The program at Oak Grove EUB Church Wl.i ver!.· mu ch enjoyed. Rev. Ray McCoy, a former pa,stor delivered the message. Kerra8un, Pomeroy, Qblo.-Proptt- wa,s i4ebtifled ,~ . the- man who RIAL IITATI POJI SALI ty appraJs~d at $1 ,800.00 and can· entered~ the •bar 'pulicd out a .4$ 9 room dwellin&. two batha, eall· not be. sold tor Jess tb~n •ppralaed callb~r : automat~. aQd an'riouncily converted to · a double ' for prl~. subject to tbe approval of ed a , holdup."' White~ ·a custor!l'er, rental property, In town, see the ·Problte Court of M:eiaa Coun· ~as lhGt when he be~an lau¥h· tbls before you buy. . ty, .Ohto. mg. ~ ~3 ac,r es On Routo 7, near riew. Huih BearM · ...... !19) · CallfomN "Junket'' ltods To Choice of Dollftoo Hood y QUR H "• UE or HUES" I . New Furniture dNCINNATI (UP) - The will of. a 159-year·old Cincinnati woman tiled In Probate Court Monrloy charged her husband had lived in j adultery with 14 women tllrough- federal watchdog of food prices, warns that plnce-to-pla('e comparlsona of food prices must take into aceount the different food habit in one area and another . The bureau publLshes a monthly a-urvey of some 80 Items in 46 cities. The diatance from the point of production il Important in some ltemll, not in others. · Minneapolis residents. near the heart ot Amerlca'a dairy bell were paying only 17 cents for ~ quart of milk. Jn Atlanta, away from the largo dairy herds, the aame type of milk cost 2'1 cents. In BaJtimore, apples said tor sllshtly · more than 20 cent• a pound. In New York City a short tdLIU.Oee a'\vay the eame grade cost 26.'I cents. ' In some staple items such a!' bread th~ price picture was a c:raey quilt of eonfusJon. In Kan· ua C'ty a one pound loaf c011t about HS cents, In Chlcaao the Legal Notice -~ . Oranses aod grapefruit peel eas!IY lC le_t· stand for a rew minutea m scaldmg .hot water. H0 0 SE Charleston spen> the I former outfielder with her par~nts, M:~ and Mn. 1 the C~1cago Cu~ and more 1 Dwight Gibbs. , ccntly a scout with Kansas City Mrs Willie Ball had as he"' has been named a coach wtttt t~ guests' ovu the week end her dau·· Athlotles for ~he remainller ·0!gllter ""d son-in-law of Hunting- the current season. Gleeson takes ton. · over the job vacated by Harry Lawrence and Charles Wine- Craft, who repllked Lou Bou· brenne r , Mrs. Tbornt Sayre and dreau n:s manager. ' daughter:~ of Columbus spent t.he LEMON TO REST weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ro:ss ci..EVELA!.ND UP-Bob ~man Winebrenner. Archier Chapman, ·re and daughter of Atwater WL were the weekend ~ uests o.f Mr ~. Garnet · Chapman The Board reunion and homecoming will be , held at Board Baptl.st Church, Aug. 18. Those calling Oil Mi.~~ Ella Blcs!iing Sunday wert_, Mr. and Mrs. True Blessing, Mr . and Mn · . FQk Guy Blessing of MMon , Mrs. Et· hel Fry , Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bless· ing and Manford Ble!sing 0 t Pt. I 2-cc~t-a.pound r;:;;u;;. . Henry Bahr, Lono; Bottt)LYL , Ohlo. Phon e Coolville YU ~- 2280. R 12 3tp 3122. "Some items are affecled by the fact that il c:osts more to ship in one direction than another." an agricultural spf>kesman salfl. He said railroad rates favor west to ea&t and south to north shtpment. Insurance 8 12 6tl' 1950 FORD Pick up VR. was about 21 cents, in New York and Bolton 17 cents, Cleveland 23 (!ents anl Denver and Dallas 2li cents. I METROPOLITAN 4 111Jlstcins. ALL fr om C.O. B /\ Sires. Two freHh now. rest soo n. Don Anderson, Rutland , Ohio. Stralllht-Jeg Beeafe, Female. Brown av~rage - HElF'ERS FOR SAL!!: i J er sey, t Guernsey, I I MASON PERSONALS Mrs. Norma Pillsbury 0! Pt. Pleuant and · Billy Sprouse of New HaVen t'efi!ntly visited with Mra. Helen Stewart .Mr. and Mn. Jack Stewart oi Muon attenr!ed the faces in Portsmouth Sunday. llrs. Frances Stewart has been eon(ined to her home the pasl week wi.th the flu . ~rs us OHIO VALLEY 48 pr1.~scn gN Sl ILiif' twkn school bus, Crosley Rcfrig•·rnjnr . Both sell cheap. Bnb Adarus, Lcllll't Falh, 0 . 8·10·6lp . For • tasty hGra d'oeuvrea roll thin strlp' of boiled ham around fr~lh ri_pe apricot wedges. Secure them wtth tcothplclta '!Jd decorate with a stuffed olive at each end. Mn.lr;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;o;;o;;:;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;i;.~ "d Dif£eren'ces ows I e Sh W S • InThe . • In 'Cost Of LiVIDP' 1:' ,..;, 'ey UI • CHICAGO UP -· The blib coAt of eating varies ln dlfrerent cities and regions, a survey WE BUY J'ft\ICTURAL I IIAMI showed toda>·· ICJIAP IkON- MIT ALl Vacation travelers frequently • re surprI1 ed an d puzzIe d by pr Ice · f oo ds dllreren cef! on cer l am • Un it~ p JUNK CO. n. L"\.1 re.ss survlly of reta1'1 , .... 51ft · · 16 maJor · ctt i es grocery prtces m indicates good reason for J>omo of · 1.. lh e puu 1emen l th al of Len exls...,. Standnd brand coffee, an lmOood Clean Used Can port item that would seem to ' be All Mllkes and Mo~oll· pretty standl'rd in price natlonally depending on local taxes and AITTO SALES transportation showed a t~ccnt· a· pound sprf'ad. _L-. - - - In Boston and New York, pOrt\ (20 Bl of entry fol' much or the natiOn's coffe the price was $1.05 a pound t week. Barfa&mPfUD lDIUC&Dee AfliiDeJ, la!In MinneapoUs the .9 flme klnl of Middleport. Flf"l! ~ A.atomoblle- coffee sold for about 90 cents a llooN. Pbooo el!tB-I 840-11 pound. Another import item sugar coMPLETE ~ Protection. showed less than Uf.. Aut(·. Fire, Polio. Call Dor Milia, Middle;Mt. Ohio. difference tbrougho nation. 11 t theSt&tistl.cs, The Bureau of Labor B·I0-6lc - I Th~ • . MASON NEWS I Bull cal- Roya l D01:\l,\t' $1200 . 1\ · l CIITL · dltton by own er Plum e lbu·iLI.~ 3.213. 0·9·tjlc Always ftfd sharp button. and under fabric before run· mna a garment throuah 1be wringer. b~ek!es Mrs. Minme Dudding aud , Mary re turned horne over th e ! ~ d It b · t th ee.en a er avmg .!!lpen c summer mcnths in Nitro with MASON . CLINIC Mlss Alma Du<fding, Admisdolll: Mrs. LWa I.yonn, Mt. A1to, w. Va., July' !,t·, Mrs.· ·· Rev. and Mrs. J. Leslie Kunze or Qelpbos, 0., were Sunday, visi · Flora Birfg, Rutland; Aug. 2; Mr.s tor• of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sylvia Wils~n; •Pomeroy, Au~. 3; Yeager. ~urned - - - - - - ---- ~4 .:.JO. Cleland · Appliance B&on. l.&d W. M..ain SL, Pomeror 2-.:l·tf 1913-IN MEMORIA-1951 In loving memory of John J. r l'rnoved LOI\J!Worth, of Racine , Ob?t:. Used Window sas h from Central Sch ool Build ing. We walk with you down mcrn· $1.00 per ~ac b . Cal l SlLperinory'a. lane, -tendenl'! OUice. 0074-J. Not only today, but tomorrow the 8-13-3tc same. Where ever we go, what ever Tomatoes large, Pink McxH·ans , W\' do, non-nci<l . Se('onrl Ilousc East Dear Fithcr, our thoughts are al· !rom school hiJu ~e Wm. U. ways with you . Holmes, Syracus1·. Ohio. Court St., Pnmcroy . veterao 36 .Year okl r iJhthandet· wJth t,Jt;e Clnelatld Indians, wa~ ordered to reat today for an "in· dpnllite period" becau&e of arm li'Ouble whicb may cau112 bim , to undcr1o aur1ery. amt Mrs. Ethfl .Fry attended funonl o( Frink Lelvinl at Pl Pleasant Sunday. Mr. I.Drl Mn. Curtis Youna called on Mrs. Lora Mae Brown saturdaY evening. (lev. and Mrs. w. s.\ BllluPa end Mrs. Lucy Billups were the s upper guests of Mrs. Luv•n• Rainey Saturday evenlnJ. , Mr. an'd Mrs. Walter Witmer, Mr. and Mr.ll . Mumaw ot AJblaQ.d, o .. who have been the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Harry ThompiOD returned home Sunday. Dennis Rou.sh has been ill tor the paat few days. Ldr. and Mrs. Pred Rowh, Mr. and Mrs. Willie , Ball were shopptng jn PL. Pleasadt Saturday. Ai<lta Brown returned to her home at Board on the account of · ~he illness . of her father, after · being employed in Parkersburg. ns, ' ., w ° ~~~t~. or Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Mrs. c~'Cil Bl es.~ iM 11nd tiilkev Mrs. ~Urn• • Van Meter/ West ------Roush were lu Parkersburg rues· \Columbia, Aug. 3; Mrs. Beulah Jrlls.s Mickey DeWine of Yel · QUICK SEJtVICE "n Waeh r.ewhere ·the former consulted a 1 Autherson, Racine, Aug. ~' loW SpJ;ingl, 0 ., recently w~ a 1 day pair1ng by Factory Trained doctor. I Births: A daughter to Mr. and weekend guest of Miss · carol watchmaker, COLLINS JEWE. Mr. and Mrs. curtis Young re· Mrs. Geor{e Bing, ·Aug. 2. Roush. LERS, PumeroJ l..S.U to their farm a:fler .s pen.d· A daughter to Mr. and tng a few days at thctr home m Howard van Meter, Aug. ~. Sh~ ( Have your carpels, rug!) ~tnd upJOE VADISH, veteran Meigs County plumber, right sweats DuMnbar. l r bas been named Vickie Emma· · · holstery cleaned bY the modern h"l ki 0 T ' r. and Mrs. Paul B1esstn!l o lin · cleaning method with Aerated on a copper umon w I e wor ng a1 r . om Crow's new Point Pleasant were sup'per e. Dry Foam . Quickly and econo· Steak House. His helper is William (Red) Bolin. aU new guests of the former's mother MA daudght;r,hto Mr . ... and .. , · d bo 60 · · 1 1 · . ' aywoo ~• e<SOD, nug. •· . kH micaVy right in your own St ea· o~se requtre a ut JOin s 0 cop. Mrs. cecil Blessmg Monday C\'C• , home. Work guaranteed. Call equ l pmen t a I the nin~. A'S NAME COACH Rutlan'd 24023. 8-1().6tc: per tubing and more fittings than a bushel basket can hold. Mrs. Josephine Robinson of 1 IL\fiSAS .CJTY,,-~o. UP-Jifumy Ph~n,. Hs.rri! Jt r edsvillf', Ohi11 Phone H· l3·3tc - - · - - · -- id Mix Conc ...te. •nd gruel. Phone 6393. MJ>::-:::1-=-o"=•'-TELI!::::C ~vJ.SWN s~RVICI!, CuoJv1l 1-. 3716. Jo'or Sale Hereford~ 'l ve~, 6 month ~ nhl . 2 - 8·14"4tc r1rya 11 8-13-tt ~ Cust-om Buill Kirctlen. KUchcru ~ --si q ned for your home. Free £.,tJmates. Foreman & Abbotl. Phone . 8284-Y. 8·6-tf For '! whl!els. Alfred Yr·augN Phone 838Y. . B·l4-6Lp 3 y~;~r 91d m~ 1ng Phone Cheshire 7-a7f • Hli•di!UfrhA hr . r.mlf9nite Luuo~;ge -· Lane Cedar ~----·-·Cbests - LAU Window Fans- Solid Mapl e Chf' st, 4 d!'awers. 1 Fritldlllre Reh:JJeraton. \ desk draw.,: r, ''('''Y ;::'md l'Ond L....r Purnltur~ Mlclcfleport. Ohio lion $15. New ll<~ vl· n, W. V:l, -:-:::-:---:--:-":-"- - -_: 4_:2-:_ 11 tf _1'_U ~~5__ · _ _ _ _ _ fl _l4_·3_<c • • eTruCk Loadina: Equipmeol e:Back-Hoe Senlce • Dump Truck Service (20 )Business Servlc-.es ' ---- VIRGIL WAMSLEY l :entJ Mk.-4 per ..una for three eonaerutl~ Insertions. Speelal - One momb for 25 cents per -.;,ord. nte of 2 cenfll; per word wiD be charted for advf'rtlsing it Ht paid for before the 15'b of each montb followin.~t ln ~ertion . JCiiNf'A la Advertlelne:--Sb.ourd be reported immediately. Tbe Daib' !.ttntleel •ill Dot be reaponaihle for mOJie tbao one kncorl'lld lDHrtton. CeJ:t!~ Tbanb and St»ecld Notices of Eventa $1.00. Obitui:II'!M .-bllatwu. at 1 tent per word. (1) Nohces i I •GndiDJ • Dilcb DiutnJ 0 . I C.ntr...- PtiONE 398 .,...A"'"' W V .....,. a n a • • a. 8y MaucM Bltulng J ohn C. Rictard 1 and lvea KID!: wera businets caUers in Cottagevme Monday. · Artie Rowh and family, Broad 1 Jtun were reeent ~,;;.:dt! of Mr. and Mrt. Fred Roush. Tobey Myer& who hu been Jp~nding sometime in Charlesi-OJl made a trip to his home at Board Monday afternoon. Mrs. F;thel Fry attended th~ Aid of tbe EUB Church of Peniel whtch met at the home of Mrs Loul'e McDermitt in Cli fton Tuesday. EJ;'nie and Twila Rickard were callers in New Haven Saturday. Charlie Brown of Board wn rushed to a hospital in Ports· mouth being seri ously ill. Rev. W. S. Billups, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Luvenf. Rainey left imme· dia t e Iy l o be at his be ds e. " d M J h B ·1nr. an r~ . o n urgarner, , New Haven, Lawrence Roush and i :so Kirklanc! lll ere rece t ---------- B �_,. .. ..... .... ~ ; < l • POMEROY SOCIETY ' · lllu Rulh Parr, 18, Jll" Welt B--DaU7 SentiDel, Poateror·Mlddleport, 0 ., Aug. 14, 1967 VJrainla ot st. Albaru, apent Mon· --~:_--,,__:..:·C:·~-;.---:_--------:•Y hbere. Sb!. wu u-~ccomdpaDied aoa, GeorJe Jr., &pent funday •t N Rowe" former ruident y er parea.-, """ · ab M.ra. Bueteye l..IIJ:e orman , 8Yfl)D Parr and ~unt, Mra. Carl 1 Mr. tpd Mr=,, Donald Karl aud bore now of Palmer. . A:l~ak.a, Franeis, Pt. Plea~nt.. Mlll Parr family, Toledo, visited bot par- where be ls 1 teacher, 11 vt.utlng Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morris o( Middletown and Melvin RUfie o! Columbus were weekend juesti'l of Mr. ar\d Mrs. Roy Riffle. They came at this time to see their mothn , Mrs. Riffle. receive her dewee from Ohio un ;versUy. Mr. Riffle and Mr. and Mn. Glen Lee of Darwin also attended the graduation . Mr. &lld Mrs. Marlin Young and son James left Tuesday for i.hcir home, Cocoa , Fla., after a visit with his mother, Mra. Arthur Young and other relatives. Wll awarded tbll'd tn tbe ~l"J enta Mr. and Mra. Edward Bauer America eonteet. Mr. Parr 1Ji a • . ' native of Letart Falls and Mn. I Brte&Y Hellht&. Parr is of pt, PleaJant. Mr. and Kn. Homer .Holter entertalned with a _aO(ln IUDclleon Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Franelt Monday at tbeir home, ~eater and ehiMren ·were in Middleport Sunday vilitins with hl& parent&. Road. Gueata were MrL Dana Mr. and Mrs. George FrancU;. Peoplu and Mlu Emma Joaetum of Pomeroy and Mra. David Fre.cAl'r. 'tnd Mrs. George Korn and ker. Pine Grove. · •· d 1 (Ions bere and in 1rleDWI an re a Atbens. He will Leave soon for California. Erneat Setting of Nicolet, Minnesota Is currently visiting witb bis nephew Roy Betzing of Mulberry Ave. •• Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrew• -------------------------------NO. 103 OUR STORE WILL CLOSE• J ' AT NOON TOMORROW Thursday, August 15th Lanc&~:~ter, after ' vi~it 11•\tlt her mother: Mrs. Addie Grue$e!' Mr. and Mrs. Si':ney Har1ess of I.Angsvillr W{'re Tul'sday ~uesb -~f 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buck, Rut- . land Road . I Mis,.; Joyce Ebersbach is spend- : ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Tuesda\' • at y IY Ul\lliD I'll. .r !ol!lo• ......., ......,._...,. - -~ ... P.W.,..,.. thurh:*•••.....,. IIIIo .,.,_ .... illoo!pL ..... c....,, ......... .. ...................... ...- . C.lor -- ------SINGLE Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Thursday, Augustl5, 1957 COPY~ unior . ~ir n nesda ., So We Con All Attend Charles Buck. I -~~~~:§I~1~Roush, Alma lhle Louks,·(teacher), Theron J~~r~''::~:r::~-~ Deem, Avis Smith Frecker Earl Burke, Douglas Circle, France lhte li.oberts Pauline Morehead Ash and Francis Webb. ' remained fot a longer visit there. Mrs. JaeK Ten-ell and chHdren, · John and Cbirstine, Oali Ridg~. Tenn.. are v!Riting her parents, Mayor and. Mrs. C. 0. Fisher, ond family. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Meadowa returned home Tuesday from Columbus where they bad spend the past week and Hilliards where they were guests of Mr. pnd Mrs. Carroll Meadows and family, Ricky and Linda. Clark E. Biggins, Athens, IOD-inlaw of Floyd Koehler, Grant Street eraduated Saturday wittl a BSC degree from- Oh.lo University. Mr. and Mrs. Biggins. the f(lrmer Connie Lee Koehler, and their daughters, Patty and Janet, plan to move ·to Detroit, l\llch. where he Is employed by th~ Square D Corp. Industrial engirleerlng Dept., Detroit. Michigan. an~ The Annual Meigs County Fai,r Mr.family and Mrs.Mr.WUllam nnd and Mn. Buck Wjiilam Watson visited recently with :~·d a;:a:trs. Frank Buck, ' Rut.- ~ Mrs. E. J. Hill returned hotnl! Fri~ay after a weeks visit lri ! Columbus with relatives. Mrs. Robert Gooch and children and Mrs. Kerr Gooch and daugbtcr or Columbus were weekend guf'sb of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. -Edwarr. t:overt, Charleston and Johnny Bryant, local, are 11pe"d· ins the week with Mr. and Mrs. E..1. HUI. .l<'lal.woodR. Mrs. Roy Jones and sons of Columbus and Miss Barbara Hill of Chester arriv11d Tuesday tor a visit with Mr. and Mu. E. J. Hill. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and Mrs Jed Web!;lcr Jr. and daurrllter .Jean Ann and son Jon were husi· ncs~ visitors in Parkersburg Sal· At The Rock Springs Foir Grol!nds SEE TO,MORROW'S PAPER _ For The News of · Elberfelds 2 DA.'l'"'SA.LE-F-rldauGt~d Sat..rdau I I LBERF U!'cllly. Mrs. R. C. Fee of Newport News. Va., iii the gue.st Of M1·. anrl Mrs. Dcrt Webster. - - ------ ---- eaz:-e · ·the Opening Of 3 ROOMS OF ALL HEW .Mr. ana. ' Mra. H. L. Dutlham ,(Jiylda RJee) and famJly, Jac-fueUn-., IUce, Gny and Beverly Jean Dunham, bave ffi()Ved their new · tr&1l,F home to their property on ~utb SeCond Averme. 1 Mra. Fiaher 11 under the local doctor after the ten Tueaday evening. OUR Fur-niture o. INCJ.UDES FRIGIDAIRE R.ofrlgerolor and Gu Ronre • BEAUTY SHOP Regulot $2.49 Open Tlteil. lhru Sal. _8:00 - 1:00 Pay ODJy U0.50 down and f29.00 per monlb BAKER Evenings By Appointment Men'a , FLA II.JI!.IEI 1"'111 1"'!1 !1011 I~ mUea Weal Darwin , Pho OnDRo~~E680 • De: arww xohange *NOTIONS *stAtiONARY *TOYS *TOILET GOODS *ELECTRICAL GOODS *GLASSWARE and DINNERWARE *HOUSE FURNISHINGS *ALUMINUM WARE *HARDWARE *ENAMEL WARE *TINWARE FURNITURE EVERYTHING JC)R lACK TO SCHOOL C)N THE t:RIGHTEST CORNIR IN MIDDLIPORT SHIRTS· ~:· f·.l~~~~~;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;::;;:~ \ ', . •' . . Men'$ Reg. f2.49 Flannel Shirts Sizes )41o!o to 11 Brlilht Plaid Colors Sanforlaed FREEl Rail's Ben Franklin NEW ARRIVAL$! PLASTIC DRAPES JUST RECEIVED Nleell Sele<llon 111 Tu Bend Aroa ' · · ~)99 . .. Draw1ng Eoch BEAUTIFUL CERAMIC PLANTERS and VASES al POPULAR PRICES! E~en•ng . . .~~ ' . . WE WILL CLOSE THIS THURSD.('( ' Everything for those out of door food !utlvllles - 811)1 · !hem In lbe big packages and get more for your money. ,. : SCHOO,L SUPPLIES GALORE .''' NOW ALL ON SALE- SHOP TREsE EARLY.:_ ·, Avoid_The um·- bon'\ Be t>tat,ppolnted Latet\'~ ' ~ ' ·:' .: •• .. ....................... 88% OFF '. ., \ . ot 8~3~ .•. . ' ~------~----------~~~---.~~ PICNIC SUPPLIES ALL LUGGAGE . . EACH WEEK FOR 10· \VE.EI,<S , *NOTHING. T.O BUY! · *COME IN A:l\I_D REGI$TER ' . . .. ~!"OU t4EED .HOT •·E PRES'EH~ TO Wlf~:.> . Only $1.00 poir ' ' ·ELECTRIC PERCULA.TOR " ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF ONLY GIVWGAf~AY ONE $39.95 'vA~tiE Mlddleporl, Ohio Ph.-e OOII·X NEW DESIGNS - I Basement Variety···Store.:· THURSDAY, AU;G. 15th $595 who has been dauabter·ln· 'I'homaa Rue, . ' . .• !. Six Workmen .Buried Alive ,Jn ACave-In . . . ' ' '· 'I ' ' FOR ' • ' ...',_. .... •. , ..,;: .'.l . .. , ) . ~ .... ..... ...., ........-':!l::. - And Queen 'Of 1\lei gs Junior Fair ,!re Crowned At Opening Of Exposit~on ELBE FELDS I I e r • - ' and children spent several dayA recently in Belle. W. Va., with · Mr. and Mrs. Charlel'l Eskew. Mr. and Mn. Dwigfit Reed and daughter of Beverly were week end guests or h.e:· !Jatent:s, Mr. and Mn. Leonard Van Meter Sr. Mr and Mrs. R. B. W\lkins te· turned to their hl)mc, l MliiGI GENERAL HOSPITAL At:!ml1ted: Mrs. Carol Darst. Rutland; Fred Hoffner, Pomeroy. Dlscbara:ed: Eugene _Triplett, PomerOy; ·Joe Turner, M1ddleport. Birthl: Mr. aDd Mn. Carol ·D trlt, a d~a:hter. G-ARRIN BURIED Charles Garren, 87, former resident or Middleport and retlr· ed railroad worker at the Hobson Yardt was buried TUesday in the F,orest Lawn Cemetery at Colum- buL llso joint lng rope bers, c•rl son, Bill Elwood, Social Rayae&de (Continued on � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 14, 1957