https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ca76a8c848b7d6b8203bfa8fe57736ba.pdf 7c6d0821b9e9679d5a52d1c940b57cce PDF Text Text .... . ... , -- -- - · ~ •··· .. ........ .. --.--,. .......... ,...., .. ~ ' -~- ·~ ·-..;- • ' '. ~ , Y, AUGUST ' I 16th The and . SATURDAY, AUGU'ST The IRST 17th at For ;Titia ;z~,Day Sale! ' I $38.00 $18.00 - ', $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 $1.95 . 59c mer1can· I PAJAMAS Rayon tricot panlies - white and pink - band leg briefs- elastic leg briefs - flare leg panties. Sizes 32 to 40. SALE $2.00 Slzeo 8, 9 and I 0 39¢ a pair • . ,COTTON '"• PmiCOATS hu Wdow panel - either bro1dC:lo.tb. or pliHe with embroidery trim. Sizes !mall, medium and large. ' Hereford Show At Fair l)~~ws Many £xhibitors Coolei Weather ls'Foretast For "CAN CAN" Sll PS PEEK-A-BOO Girls Cotton PAN liES ' tal· White, pink, rnalze and SALE Sizes 4 to 14 Nylon feta with nyloo net trim . All white. 88c $2.95 69c Pair Boys' "Big Yank" 10 Oz. Denim I.DP~• Nylo11 ·itdn FCM .•GIRLS ' "Gibbs" Boyo' V NO<k ORLON KNIT BRIEFS SLIPOVER SWEATERS Sizes 6 to 18. Nylon reinforced seams. beat resistant elastic tailored to tit. Stock up now for school days ahead. 69c each 3 for $2.00 blue . Sizes 2 to 16. . Blue Denim BIB OVERALlS $3.95 $3.95 .·. .' 3tc'o poir . 49.c! o pclir !, 1• , READY TO WEAR Triple - stitched, sanlorize~ white bact blue denim. Size~ 8 'to ttl. Tipered le-a- we~tern Dresses, Coals, Skirts, Blouses, Slacks, Jeans, Swealers and Raincuats. Tots, girls and teens clothing from top manufacturers - Styled for every occasion . ~fie. ' Men'o AU Wool 'COAT SWEATERS I WORK SOcKS ' I " ! 1 I < Sl!ef 10, ll, .n and 13. llllndolll mix brown rolor With fed heeL ,.Knit or 100% Put--e Virgin wool double elbow for . double we•r ·- sizes 38 to 46 and eatra !lzes .,a to M . Rut. te~n fMit. Dark oafctrd. teal :: bealbet and navy blqe. .f paln $1.00 so(h · I STRETCH SOCKS ·Flu_,, e:lzea 10 1o 13. Won't ,. Uuli or fade. Cotton and nyon 1lrtteh aocb:. Big selec, on Of pa1terns and color t eomblnatiotlli. Our "Kirbury" Zipper front Uon of patterns. SPECIAL ON SALI! FOR - ~lash $2.95 LONGIES Boxer type wai~t 11traln pomts. extra strong stitching - · · IALI $1.00 SCATTER RUGS BEDSPREADS 4 R!il- acetate rayon rup with 1kld prQOf back. Site 27 by t8 Jnc:hes. r.t-zt LANTIU 2 for $1.00 : ' FRAMED PICTURES · Crystal glas! suaek sets ron· l!li&ting or 4 each servina tray!l and cupe. Each set box· ed. 88c $1.00 a set SCHOOL SUPPLIES PENCIL TABLETS "ll•lf Mlill" P•ncll Tabl•h -- - - -------- - - --------· 4 fGr fS' .... 5" Ptncll Tablets ---------'---------- -- - .. - ·u I fet !" ,.Past Mall" Pencil Tar.lm f•xtra lar..) --------~- - ---- - --- 1•. ·One Group Pletuno S hnclla In a P.ctc ---- -- -- --- -- -- - - --- -- - ------- -- - -- 1::; I Pencils In a· P•ck - · ··--- -- - -- - - - - ----- - - -- -- -- - - - -- - 2Sc ' llocoad Group Pldures fl .$5 Value I Sal~ SOc .... ~nell• -- -- --- - - ------- -- ---- - - -- --- - .. Mirsdo" hncllt --- - --- --- - _ : _ ~ ---- ---- ----·-··--·--NOTEBOOK FtLLER . .....ell w.,~ S~~: Capltel lllll•r ~~ rlne) ~-- --- - --- ----- - ·- -- - -- ---- - lte ~· Quollty Pllllf ·~2 o..r S rlnol .... .' .. .,. .. . ... ...... 2Sc lil<l· c.... '"'"' ,,,) ---- locllllrtl ""' (5 , ... -- --~ -. . ...... ~ . ... J . . . ..... ate ...... - ~--~ - ·--- .......... ..... 2k ...... Hylono Fll~: ''"'"' ,.ckl -- ----~- .. -- .. .. c ...... tic pko. Spoelal ~urchue & Sale WOVEN GINGHAMS Printed COTTON CREPES stripes - plaids. Yard wide. Excellent quality and paUern11.. Solid color cotton crepes. Yard wide. SALE 59c a yard 3 yards for $1.00 FOAMETTES 10 Gallon Gj\LVANIZED Checks - Shredded foam lubber. Ma~e your own cushlona, · Pillows, chair pads, etc. Washable, al· ler¥J: 1~. od(lrlell, we1gbt and flulfy. light GARBAGE CANS Heavy weight garbage cans with corrugated sides, raised bottom, dome shaped eover and wire bail. While They Last 49c a bag $1.25 Tw6 groups for this sale. Mu~b higher priced table lamps. Complete wt_th shades. Group I . .. .. . .. U·OO Gro(lp II .. .. . .. . f4.00 DINNERWARE SETS ' Conslatl of 8 -eaeb eupa, saucer•, dinner platel, bread & butter plateB, desserts and . one each platter and vege.ta· ble diJh, 5 Rei. 11.95 Sets SAL& $8.00 a '11.95 Sots SAL& .9.00 5 ae1. '1s.ts. Sots SALE UI.OD a.,.. 1-21" Admiral Table Model ........ ... . Sale $60:oo l-17" RCA Table Model wttb baoe ...... Sale HO.OO 1-17" GB Table Model with baoe .. .... . Sale $30.00 · t-21" Motorola Console .. . ........... Sale f60.00 l-UI" RCA Coaoole wltb doors ........ Sale $25:00 1-17" RCA Cunoole with doors ........ Sale f30.00 1-21:: RCA Table Modof ....... .. . .... Sal' 17${00 1-21 RCA Tobie Model and bue ..... . Sale U11i•OO . BETfY BRITE SALE! , .Wrought li'oa Ware FREUER PAPER Proteets ~eatl and other foods ai ti'eedng temperatuna. 18 inchea wide - M feet lona:. 2 rolls fer $1.00 4 Reg. $6.t5 Druin 'Jep T1tlla P11nttr __· Salt $4.00 6R... S4.9S ln4 T1blt Planter __ lala $3.00 J ltt. $US snell Tabln ____ S.la $5.00 ' .... $4.95 . lnd Ta.let- - "'"""'""' Salt $3.00 a.tS 4 .... Wh1.. Parnerl•• Chester fornan Wins Ten Blue Ribbons At Fair. .IMeigs·C01mty Fair Hor8e Show Mulberry, Union Tour Of Europe· of I Attracts 671 Paid Attendance Ave. Resurfacing. ' ~ Six hundred and 71 · persons paid admission to attend the Mrs. c. N. Jones or Chester rat- annual horse show staged Thursday evening at the 94tl;J an. ed 10 blue ribbons for ·h er various nual ·Meigs CQunty Fair, compared to the 229 who attended entrletln the domeatle arb depart- last year's sb.ow, Allen C. HUl, Sr., fair board secretary; anment judging at the 94th annual nounced. Meigs County Fair. Other residents also scored aevera! times in the judging of the many and varied article! being exhiblted ln the department at thi! Y.Jil''l· fair. Mrs. J. M, Gaul of Chester won .six blue ribbon awards; Mrs. Berira Carl of 'Har risonville, four blue rlbbcms; Sybil Dorst, Chester, live blue ribbons; Donna Holter of near Chester, three blue ribbons· Mr11. Marie Koblenb, three blue' ribbons; Mrs. Dale Kautz, Pomeroy Star Route, two blue rtbbons and Mrs, D. J. Morgan. one first place. RoY Holter, Pearl Williams and Wllliam B. Downie were superintendent!: of the !how thla Year and organ I'QusiC ~u playe-d during the jud~ri.c by Mn. Lil· Han Stei{f of MiddJeport. c.uh prlies were awarded to the tnp tour animals In each .dau and ro!ette5. were aw:a rdtd 1to the top five piaees In each tJau. MARKET REPORT ClNCENNATI, o. UP - Produce Eggs, net prices paid at farms for U. S., consumen, whltca and browns, A jUmbos 43-46; A large 39--42; A Medium 31-34: A smll!ll 2.2-24; B l•rge 29-32; FOB wbitea Owners . of. apimlla l.rinnJnr: in aDd browna; A lai-a:e 47-t7; A nle-1 eaeh. (tf the -classes. places; one dlum 38--40 large B 37-38. tbrouab 'five, re8petJ:ively, In: tluded: . -Chlckens, steady, fryer! 3-Jl.-i Lead·la pony, H Inches an~ Jb 20-21; )Ieavy ~ns 13-15; light undes:: ,Jartlce H':~Uck, Cheshire; hens 10.12. Volume& and price dis Donald BrUI\'tfi,l~, . Gallipolis; trlbutlon On Cryers. 16.200 at a<!; .rn the pllu1try Judglng, Earl Debbie · Cole, Sout,h .Webster: 4000 at 20~; 50,300 at 21 •nd Dean of Cbester won three flr~t Kathy .Motga,n, , Pomei-oy and 8000 at undetermined price!. place ~ibbollCJ jn the leghorn clal!ll; Kol~ Sue Waufh,· Bladen. Betty Carleton, one blue ribbon Butter to score 71 . Tbree-gaited bone( t.b SeUen, with PlymOllfb Rocks; Sharon At· kin& of Harrisonville, four blue Wellston; E~ M. Cote; South Webribbons In Plymouth Rock judginJ ater; Gary ·RoSe, kuriUn.gton; Paand Wilbur Parker, three blue tricia Holier,· Pomeroy and Harry ribbons for bls New Hampsbli'e Gut~rle, Coolville. ' ' Red entries. (ConUnued .-o~ ~Paz.c Seven) I Sale $2.00 I 11.... $4.95 ~~na Ta•te • Sale $3.00 , '-·----...! Among the JttracUve grange dispJays the Cheater Grana:e won top honors and the $51 premium awarded for the ' beat display wltb Rock Springs Gran,:e second_ place and a $10 prem,lum and Ra· cine Gnnge tbird and a ~ pre- ( • mium. wm· "A" Grades dU .• Jumot • Meigs In . ')£ • ., ock SbOW LIVeSt 1 Thirty six A grade• were .,_ven to Melgll' County f.H r:tub ·mem- . ben and FUture Farmen of Atner- · lee memberf! at tbf! an~~:ual county junior fair livestock &how he-ld Thuraday anhe Rott Springs lairarounds. ~ I lhe bl~ rib,.....ns 1 Receiv_ing or their anunals were. · F.F.A. dairy,_ Cbltlel• Holter, Jersey; Jackie Curamlnl, t .F.A., I I · I . . Johnnie. Jeff. Mtp1ey1 llh ye.ar old aon ~!Mr. abd ·M·~· Clifford Manley of 8outb SeC4:1n~ St.. Mid· dleport, was- r~orted.' resUng eomloriBbly In, Jllelp General Hospital today , after a hurried trip tbere ·Th~•daf afternoon. A«:ordins , •. r:eporta the •mall bQy ~'bile pJqlnt ·in his home c:!ame. aero11 a ~ntalner of fly' spray aiMS ' aampled liberally of it. . ·\ .. •· . . The MidcUe'port Ftnt Aid aguad wiu . ·,. SUinRton~d. ·and the eblld ~N rutbed. ··to ttie haepital ~D Ute- IIJidtij~-~·-~~ ' Crui"r Ill'InPlf!!fr Gt~;,. · , • · other ._,.,_1 ~ news r~ So ·ril,uch 'talk has been MiddlepOrt tri61 Jt · wa• ~ re~rted the at~c Mrs. Pauline that -Hir\an ..Uttl~ ' ln'esfed on. tuhl. Now that school is - . . · ' .,. · '·::»< i.: · .LA~ · .~... : Of ·IIIIM- . m• · ~· •• op- 'IIWI fry aftd leeilafert poll•• I. ! . ' I f ·.•;.:- . ' a aun. ed By Dea th ',. ,:., seats govern the event. will be divided into Weight clauu including the lightweight teams. 1ll00 pounds and under; tfle middleweight team~ 2801 to 3200 POilnds a!ld the heavy. weight teams of a:!Ot pounds and over. rn ~~ch of the three weight claues cast~ award s- of $50 $35 $20. $15 and $10 will be giv.en ~~ addition to rnsettes. ( 0 . fi Jn ~a ~srday alfternoon the a_nnua ac or P~ hng contest will be held begmmng at 1 P m wltll Char]e.!! G. Shet"t&, Jr., as SUpenn. tendent. Four weight c!aheS wiU be used in the ev_e nt ":bleb is o~en to Meigs aml ad]oummg· counties. The classes are 3800 pounds and under; 3801 to 5100 pounds; 5100 to 11400 and over MOO pound!. Ca:1h premiums of $25. $Hi and $10 will be awarded in each of the four classes to the top three winners in each class. At 8 p. m. Saturday night the Big Bend Minrtrel A~iation will present their second· annual fair show entitled "Cour¥y Fair Follies". Tbe Df'W ' pr-esentation has beeen prepared ,Jince the group's - last sbow in Jul~ and wUl feature loca} residents in new musical number& and new costuming. there are :,Jo numbers in the show Which is directed bv Bob Hoeflich with the show divided in-to two scenes. The £irst secne will carry out a Dallas. Tex .. theme and tbe second scene is built ' around vaudeville numbers. Oancin~ linf'!fJ and group numbers. will he featured as well M solo song and dance routines . \ AI 10:30 Saturday nigh l a fireworks display will be &el of( to 1rondurle fair adivitics. '. MI'dd}e.port Man In Jai} Agam • After Release Mr Ella stewart lI J:Iones /Ray Priddy, 21 , Middleport, got Justice ol Peace R. E. Grindle, Gff biB hac=k Thursday but be hid a· heavier hand gripping him Friday . Priddy ws fined $25 and costs in Grindley's court for fighUn&. He paid up und was releaeaed from jail by Sheriff Robert Hart enbaeh. Friday morning the aherifr had Priddy back ia jail, U.ia time on a warrant for bastardy awaiting a hearing in Juvenile J~dg Joha C. BaC'(ln'a court. e Grindley .;~lao f-ined Lendon Adkin& 18 H:.liTlsonville $ d 100 COB~ a.Ki sentene<!d to~~ days in jail, 'r or reeelring stolen property (raib and copper wire) and Claude smith ReediVilJe $ 100 liind costs and three day~ in jail for driving while into1ieat· ed. I hlm Abo John Sparb, Wubingten C. H., for unsafe operation of a vehicle; Oakey !User, Ito and t:OSti lor lntoxieaUon; 1nd Oren Weartl. and coati ror overloading. Wcal'8 and Sparks were arrested by the ata.te ~trol. Randall Adki.M, 18, Lendon Adkina' brotbt'l', bas been released from · jail into' tbe Cuatdd;y of his paren,S'. He Will appear beCore Judge BaC!On in JUvenile court m Pomeroy Schools Begin Fall Term On September 3 · Further evidence that Vlcation days are rapidly running out on Pameroy School children, was nt hand today with the release lroJD the Pomeroy Schools' system or a ~alendar of activities for the en~uing school year. While school childre-n are enjoy• ing that last d~y of vacation on '>n Sept. 2, Labor Day, teachers day would get stuCk in lhe mud, ·and aU would have to get out Pom('roy police ~ ·f're eont'inu- will already be hack on the jjOb. and help in any way possible to dis-lodge it, so the horsesl ing to i_nve.rtigate a theft Tues- A general teachers meetillll ba• co~ld trudge on with the lOad. day mg ht of a 50 pound aact of been tll.led In Room lf of tbe By the time tbese youngsters finished the 8th grade at enhhage ~nd two bottles or cho- Senior HleJt Seh09l of both ele. colatc milk from a storage sbed Portland, there was a new school bus with a gasohne motor, near the Davi ~ Icc and Produce mentary and Seeondary teaebera for 10:30 •· m . .A meeting of Eleand Glass windows!, to take them 13 miles to Racine, Ohio, co .. lower Pomf'roy. mentary teachers hall' been Ht for High School. Oh, yes the 1920's were roaring. Who wouldn't? Company President Clay Br)'- t p. m. ln Sugar Ru-n and Central aren't you! an said t~pparent.ly- juvenile -broke Schools and a aeC!ondry teachetl Shown in the pictUte left to right M"e: Allee Jewett, Hazel three lock~ on doo-rs. to galn en-1 meeting at the same _hour ln . the · J h H. J h p I' • • · M 1trance. Junior and Senior Hl&h Schoola. B urc h , G eorgta 0 nson, enry'" 0 ns~n, au me, ..LIUUIS C· Officers '!xpres~d dou.tft · that Schools will oCC!ciall)'- open on Dade, Erma Burcba~4 Andrew Newt Pullins, dnver of ~bel cabbage and chocolate mtlk made Tuesday, Sept. 3, accordillJ to tbe two horses. In the bus, Augusta Johnson, Ella Cornell 1 Lida 1 up a n"ry appetiling diet for. tbe 1releua. whirb also Ults .other ~ ·about the 1920's tha out of o't Ash came ~e above pic.s tart, we wonder how our . Holstein; 4-H dtlr7, Cll~l11 1 Col· to start to schoolm the tw liDS Roser Holter, ~· 'Jihel11. peara~ •""16" · ·May'"' c, <:; horse power WAJO.Dibelr parenta rode to school? Da~ny Holllrloy, .Ar~~ . 'Jlleln, :h"w/.\t"~~ :uty111!~. . TliiS was a c:overfl<l spring wsgoll, 'with stationary top, and Karen T~ei&s. J!'atsy •Price, Guetn- co!~tJ Grafttt JUry·· .p~e~:. uoo ·side curt.aiJ;l$ to "&e rolled up·, or down as ·the weather C011di· ~:~ J~~~~ 1f;;-!:ta~io~~'h!!:: :o~ b!;!nd. BOild t. • • · ·tuinlllted and tlo~ 1 ~d~. were two• board lengthwise of rda · Earl Retve~ Jer.., .J~m•• Lltll• r~le.m<~. · ·. . lhe wagon 'l'l.th fust enoug~t room tletween to walk. In th~ cenb.,l~ell, .Ray Po••l!. . Vlrlifnlo. , Jll!nry Barrel~ lllcldleJII)I'~ waa ·1er wa, a ~aU burnside stove '!l'hich was always CQld until the 1ob010n Robert $mlth. ,Stephen .In" tho MlddloJO<>rt ··b••lll• .j¢1>' · wa_gon had almost flnlsb"' Ita two mlle Joutttey. H•f!m•~. 1omeo IJlirom, Erlg&,ai- ~!"'c.·~ ·m:.'"~ ~~:~~ 'l'raviilllig rro.., Lock No. 21, to tile Portland, 0 ., school. In t"_', J':;:."J':u:I'":·,~'I'OD) 11' of lnto.J<au..i. ... ·.... _.i;... · winter the mud roads , were ~ deep, and Just about every Talbott, an unidentlflecl llrl llld Raymond Johlloon. . <. ann~al Middleport Chi•Jd D..!-1._ Flys·pray ClllM N. Jn HOfilpl · •taJ . I ·. OW , . t¥!ns ;::.return .. 1111;8''1n. The horse pulling contest ol the 94th annual Meigs County Fa1r wtll be held at 7 p.m. this evening as the grandstand attraction for the evening. R C G'l J . . t more and . H. Eastman are superintendents in charge of tlte contest which is Open t('l . World competition. Rules Of the Buckeye Horse Pulling A:JSOciation of Ohio will . .. '' Is AttractJOn , · .A"'·t~ F . .T. ;:r--;ontght,· :!".. ~~~;.:;.:sd·~...~·o:f Rev. Charles Kirsoh. former pastor of the Letart Falls Methodist Church bas llecn sent by the Board of Missions the Methodillt Church Of Ohio on a six weeks preaching tour in Europe. · Rev. and Mrs. Kirsch left by Bla~k topping of Union and plane from Daylon, on July 31 for 1 'S Mulbel'fy avenues in Pomeroy bY Londo~, E_n~land. On , their tour the Standard Alphalt and Tar Co. they Will v1s11 the largest clUe.!! ol ' Frace, Jtaly, Switzerland, Germany ;;,t\IM:;!~n Eon F~~o~~s:~ording the Isle ol Capri and other Modilerranean lands. Mrs. Henry E. (EUs) Stewart 1 P"or the past two days Pomero)' Rev. Kirsch, now of Sabrina. 0 . d ' . . atreet crews have been grading was awarded the title "Church or hied~ late ~ndayC ml o.bn~ng " 1 her out the bigh spota and setting the Year" at the Ohio Methodilit om 111 e 5t 0 urn sa, W. Va forms £or curbin-gs. The Mayor: ConlC!renc~ held m June. Funeral arrangemeni.!J have not said today that black topping .. been completed with the Fogleprocede despite the fact_ thal alii HAS PAINTING SPELL song Funeral Home. Mason City . curbings have not been mstalled. . _ He said the . curbings would then Mrs. WIIUam Stl\lcrs. 506 L. be-finished after tile blaCktopping Main Street suffered a faint1n~ MEIGS G•NERAL HOSPITAL Of tbe streets is completed, .!!pell Thursday and rccctved emergency t;eatment from the Admitted: Miss Louisr Part. The Cllarleston fltm was jranl· Pomeroy A1d squad. low, PollJcroy ; Geralfli!'le DeWees, ed tbe contract on a ~id of $19,Dexter; Earl Moore, Middleport ; 027.30 by the State Fflghway DetOOK FO!t SPEEDERS John Manley, Middleport. partment. -Tbe job caHs for ll'le Pom-eroy pohc:e Thursday in Dischared: Mrs. Dnris Dailey r~rfaC!h'lg ol one and four fifths vestlgated complaints of coal and daughter, Portland ; Lester mllea of streets bll!for~ the State trucks exceeding speed limits on Prie<2, Pomeroy ; Paul Williams, Route 124 ls turn'd back to the I .t.ast Ma.in Street. No arrests Middleport, Mrs. Matt ie Sprouse, were made. Pomeroy. Pomeroy street systems. T0 Start Monday · co~~-shlngton 8tso announeed thai ' Confesl ra'lor·ot.-•x . Irlaide . '1 Shade~IOfThe 1920's Recalled USED TV SE'TS 32 .... Y•!ues ~.95 lo '12.95 1 2 pairs $1.00 . ~· all BARGAiNS IN TABLE LAA\PS PENCILS Solo $3.oq In paatel ahades with 100% Duraloom binding. Moth re· sistant. 72 by 90 inches. Sale! SERVA SNACK SETS HeaY)' Wt!:i&ht quilted plasti~ . A blepd of rayon and nylq_n $4.88 8 Piece Plaollc Sbue Bioga . SAl&! SLEEPCRAF.T BLANKETS $3.95 Blue, green, pink and· yellow. 1.50 . • LI$1.00 Beaut;rul pastel colored bed· spi-eads in twin and full bed IIZC. Washable and preahrunk. ahoe baa• with 12 pockets. 1$ .R~ t:ut ~PLANTIIS . flOwER ~ - Tufted keiB. 10 .... 11:6t PLANTIRS · i~! llellll Tufted Metal Waste Baokets Oval abape metal waste ba!l.- Wt01Jabt iron racks with Jointed llpliler polS. : : H .... tl.tt PI.ANTIRS · . · ·' IALI rs. . i IALI 3 pairs $1.00 $2.95 WRoUGHT IRON , . rLA,NTERS . reinforced al COTTON SPORT SOCKS Sizes 10 to 13. Strl~ttd $2.95 Fits sites 10 to 14. $1.39 $1.39 Another ShiPment Men's and Young Men's pockets - Snu(l filling waist. LONDON CUP! - Cairo radio reported today th•t Syrian plane-t forced an American plane tu land in Damascus Thunday "lor hover. •~g over Syrian territory without o-btaining permiuion." " A squadron or Syrian planes force(! the American plane 10 land when it ignored the warning wbile flying over Syrian territory," tbe Cairo broadcast said. \ "The American plane was cir· cling over Damase~ . Competent Syrian a\l&hor-ities aearebed the four members of the American plane and collected the landing fees for tbe plane before it was allowed to resume its lllght." The type or aircraft wu not ide-ntifjed and no further details were given. The li~tin g of four crew members. howtover. indicoatad a U.S. military type plane waa involved. So mention was ftl&de of paasen~ers in the Cairo broadcast. • The incid<.nt. :t c 0 n r i r me d. would indit"ale a furtber WOI'Ien~n!: of (elations between the SYri1n cuve mm~nt and the United States. The DamQCuiS governmt'nt aJ.. ready bas eipelled three American diplomat! on charpa of plot. ting to overthrow the regime there. In relaliaHon, the U. S. govern. ment det:lared thetSyrian amba .. sad~r in _Washington and a junior Synan diplomat no longer wei. are showing Show. today: It is the first time they, or ·In a Me1gs Farr . nl just never cared much that Chatles has ,, 4-H call project I'm l27~acre <J,a1ry farm near Downington. ot rich, Jersey milk. Fo~m.er Leta~"" •' Cullen 411ft 'btiUUlUJ. eolors. STROCH SOCI(S 10. ; . 69c a pair loot~ed '~e weave In &ev- SWEATERS Solid colors and a big selec- $1.95 T2 Iotito• - !ringed lendt - aon skid baok. Low 100% NYLON over sweaters. Sizes 4 to JACKETS AND LONGIES 24 ,by Lilli• Toll For Men Biuc Bell~' Matching IY UNITED : 'MtundCU'Iit~!1TII ·· br~ther, George, 4, left, Coat sweaters and Pull· 010 • ..... ....,. 1.. hN1Itht Between US And Syria Said Widened $1.95 Western style - white back blue denim in sizes 4 to 12. 8CJy1' and Girls' RUNNERS GROUP I .. .. .. · ·.... $1.15 GROUP II · · · · · · · · .. · ·· .. · .. · · · $1.22. Boys' Blue Denim m"tfy I" the lOt. "-•' Lake lrle, First Time Exhihito iS At Meigs-Co Fair Water Pressures Low In Pomero}· When Main Sizes 6 lo 16. Checks, plaids, novelty patterns and solid colors. All with short sleeves. About 200 shirts for this sale. ' 'l.uaUiy. I' RUG li:xtra. lar(le sizes 18, 19, 20. SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS DUNGAREES JACKETS Mea's Argyle TV THltOW COVbS sa nlori.:z~d . to $1.95 • red. $lRUCH Sires 14~ to 17. Fin~ yarn blue chambray - expertly tailored to fit and wear. Buy your correct sii'.e. They're Si>.cs 2, 4, 6 bnd 6x . Made of Dan River washable pop· lin aP:Id lined with sanforlzcd flannel. Navy, grey 'and $4.95 Boya' SHIRTS GIRLS' DRESSES ..... c ... ~. _ $2.95 to $5.95 GIRLS' COATS ... .. .... -~~ ~ -~ ~ $12.95 to $25.00 GIRLS' SKIR!.S - -- -~ _ ___ $2.95 •nd $3.95 GIRLS' BLOuiES _ .. - --- $1.69 •rtd $1.95 GIRLS' SLAC~$ ___~ __ ·~- ~ .. - $2.95 __ .. _ $1.95 and $2.49 GIRLS' JEANj _______ _ -- -- -- -- -GIRLS' SWI!Afi"I!RS _ ---- - - -- --- ---- • $1 .95 ~ 12.95 - $3.95 GIRLS' RAINCOA1'3 $5 .95 ' to $8.95 $1.88 . · , •• • ' Blue Chambray IfNI ..,. Hitllt ...... BINGLE COPY-k t~e centnl ptalJll..._ ·New England, during ' 41thoqh rfinfall wu ly Jil:hi · htteTmittentl:r storna erupted along Nearly On'e Inch f(!ll at pol11, Ind., and more than haW' lneh pelted Buffalo, N. The cool air mass which gered thunderstorms and •""·•· ' I erf! during the night will mo¥e · into lhe Ohio VaH.Ii\Y and parts of the Mldatlantlc coastal states to· day, again preceded by rainf'all. • Boys' $1.59 ••lr Setvrhy. - - ----- - - - - ,r. All sizes from 34 to 50. Lee overaiJs lit well, look wr.ll and are made to wear longer. Mottly raau 5+05. irl a ;;va~e d::~.:·~r~ ment of ~~ air , Sizes 6 to 18 and yout]u; sizes 30 to 38. 100'% soft. easy to wash orlnn. Jled, black, pea· C!OCk. maize, ~barcoal and light green. Men's "Big Yank" See The Complete Line Of GIRLS' BACK TO SCHOOL WESTERN DUNGAREES ' Ohio: tt.roueh · Saturday~ ~uw Men's "'Lee" Boys' "Hanes" Fl& Lea! ' ,. . ' Girls' . 11 UNITID ane i Womea's Weather I Pomeroy-MiddlepOrt, Ohio, Frldaoy, Ausust 18, 1957 • COTTON PLISSE PANTIES Rayon Tricot Night Gowns ...... Nylon Tricot Night Gowns . . .... Nylon Tricot Slips ... . $2.95 and Nylon Tricot Half Slips ... .. . . . Royon Tricat Panties . . . . . . . NO. 104 Women's $2.95 Women's Extra Large LINGERIE · ~art new Filii am! Winter Styles. Junior sizes 9 to 15. Mil~<~ '$bel 10 to 20, WOll!fll's sizes 38 to 44. GROUP I · · .. · · .. ·: · · ; · .. GIOUP It . . . .. . . . . . .".. ..'. . . . . . . VOL IX WOMEN'S PHIL MAID W6M~N'S' .COATS at • De.,.ted 'l'o 'l'lae l•terau ., '1'. . Jf~.,.llluo• .tre.1 SPECIALS - New Arrivals in TWO Sti!CIApGIIOUPS OF • e • ,. • enttn e r Vandals Steal Cabbage, Milk At Ice Plant I van del,. 1 \Colin•ed on Pa1• Se~ 1 �• 2-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy.Middleport, 0, Aug 16, 19a7 l• ·- Meigs Soil Con~erv_ation District fnjoys Steady Growth; Sta~e Conservatromst Cites Year As Gr·eatest In History •• I firm , th AM e steady growth has be en enJoyed bY eags Cwnty Soil Conservation Du;tnct, l Ohio last year than m any s1ml1ar p~riod on record. In totaling the rec01ds from each of Ohio's 87 Districts , he c ited the fast pace of apphed conservation measu1 es accomplished since July I. 1956, as follows 3 ,800 new cooperator s enrolled With Soil Conservatwn Districts bringmg the total to date in Oh10, smce 1942, lo near the 40 000 over the past f1vp year period. mark <'Onservation cooperators are increasing Kennard, state conservaUonist, saJd this ------- - c T week S.5ll 8:00 9 00 10 00 W 30 11 oo lt ·30 I:ii.OO 12·30 J 00 · 1. ~0 l·OO 3,4.00 new, complete soil -conservmg farm plans were put into operation by farmers through f-1S1stance from technicians of the u S Soli Conservation Service 16,000 acres of stnp cropping, 20 ,000 acres of Rasture estabhshment, 53 mites of terraclng, 61 miles or diversions 1 150 farm ponds · ' ' ·· 33ij !prma developments, and 5,106 acres of tru pl4!ItlnJ. all vitally needed soll·and·wa· t~r·,~:RIM'rvlng m~tllods, were added during the YeW'• period Reportai also are wildlife benefltin( practices of 52,000 rods of hedgerow p!,ntlpgs and 2,445 acres of wildlife co. ver and food plantings , Referring to progress ~n Ohio 1:00 3:45 '=oo 4·30 I 30 5 41:1 8:00 8·30 8 411 Saturdo7- Channel3 82> Slim o o a au 9 30 '""" 8:00 n ~ ,,oq Cl••'' d• Ql 10 oo Fodenl M<n fur> Detect1ve's DlafJ ?oreltn lntr!gUe M} LJ, IIe Margie Baseball 4 30 Hopa 1 Jnl C.. ssldr 11 30 12 llO 12 30 100 ' • 5.00 Get Set. Go 530 Sports EYe 5.45 News Picture 600 W11tch Mr Wiutd JamborH 6·3Q !.•Flo" Sbow 700 BOO 8·30 r~ !Q·oo Joseoh Cottoa Sbow 9 ts _Reel ,Jrber's L'!rr le 3 Ra neb Gum by 10 ;jQ Capt. ua i! .Jnt 1100 True Story NBC Newa 8:!Jl 81J MoDient ~·rt• IQ·iq CP~er 12 30 COLUMBUS. 0 -If you rJnd itnaU tomato-like fruits growing on your potato plants , ynu are ob auvln1 a natural pbenomeq,on, tays E C Wittmeyer , OhiO Sta te Untvf!rsJty eitenslpn horucultur lst. These small fruits are potato ~eed balls, or th e true fru1t of the potato The fruit& \lsually rang(! from o/t " to 1 10 diame· ter or slightly larger The relattvely roo!, hum id weather earlter this summer fa vored the developmen t ol theo&e seed balls, aeeordtng to Witt meyer. Prdmartly, Ohio summers are too warm and too drv for Ute «:fcvelopmcnt of these fruit8 In the northern .'ltates these fruits arc qulte common each year Some of the older vanetle:s bke- Irish Cofpler. very seldom produce 11eed halls, Wittmeyer says, wh.lle some of the newer varieties-Katahdin, Sebago and Cherokee-will produce seed balls rather ahLlnclanUy. When the:;e seed balls are cul. )'OU usually can rind many flat· tooed, ovat[<fShaped S(!eds. I! the~e seedS are remov~d, thn cured u!l plantd next sprmg, the rEl sultmg planta may or may not rettemble the parent plants. Plant ~~-.·.-.•.v.•~Yrl'. said the state Is movmg ahead in 'work with ~everal sponsoring Soil Conservation Districts 10 the development of watershed work plans These involve the Upper Wabash Watershed covering parts of the Darke and MercE-r Soli Conservation Districts; Marsh·Run Watershed which Includes portions of the Huron, Craw: The vi~age of Tallmadee ford and Richland Districts; apd with the UJ> FOJlESTRUN Akron, 0 .. was the home of Comas and daughter, M1ddlepor1 per reaches of the Conotton,' primarily in· ila Bacon who became a Mr. 'nd Mrs C!~orpenter, daughter known author Dnd lecturer volvlng lands In the Harrison District. ol Rulland, Mrs W E Shank [ was the f1r:sl person ll<o:,~~~~:~ In addition, watershed planning applica. and Mrs Thomas Haym<~n. work presenting Sir F • ALL DAY MIITINCI tlons are on file from the Middle Tiffin, ' in· con (no relalton) as the real au Guest$ rfi!cently 'of Mr and 'fhere wlll be an aJI-day meet v~lvlng parts of the Williams and Fulton Dis· mg at Ruti!p.!ld MISsion ~unday tnor uf Shak('spcare 's plays n J~rrr HUI were Mr and F•· 'f~IJl RtfMds, son, Marmet, tncts In Oblo, and Lena wee and Hillsdale Jlis- August 18 Ther~ w1ll be .a home. Vij. , Mr 40~ krs Denver }Qm,ns and • besk~t cJr ' per SunFILLERS trlcts _Jn Michigan; and the Chippewa Water· Qay School will ~ at ": () jolluwed L1ve)" ~nd JDp, Ch~reston, Mr Jackson, Oh10. 1::; the center of shed •n the Medina and Wayne SoU Conser· by afternqon services a 2 p m the silvery pit 11 on wdustry of an~ Wr.s M'r1on Dingy , son Ro· _ the Umtcd S\al't's The Globe ge.r, Columbus. vation Districts. Work also Is movlpg ahead !fr and Mrs J P Bur!Jeil of Iron Cn , 1s Ihe world's lareest 5 1 ~n the UlJper Hocking Pilot Watershed Pro· FIJen"r•USIN Cblillfi!ston, Dqp Powell, Golum· of Ml S 9LD , l produeer of this metsl of hlttl r anu Mrs Clar· 1 d .. ) , bu, vl•it~ ~~~d!l wljl< Mr and us Ject In the Fairfield District, where two flood- •or• Root Chill !h (! we1c sur Slb ICon IIcontent use ~~~ a m x h .\ rna t>a bl e f oun d r IE.' s and !IL#CI '4rl If. ~· Pqw' preven~fon structures are already built in the prued to 1earn 11ICO lat e had sol.J rmlh Mr and Mrs. Ray Stephen, nf Hunters Run portion of the watershed above h1s tunera] home 111 Chilllcothr --·- - - - -- - - Parkersburg spent MDtld~y with to John HNrly, a funeral d1rc ~ Lancaster. Sentinel I I Daybook i 4 ' SYRACUSE -~.;;---;., iafnesvtlle hus Ohw's only co educational boardmg school on a h1gh school level, fo'rtends Board ln,i School WHH Meigs County News FAIR hd••• ..J!o!o,.,..... .............. ,,.... . . Wrr:sr SH "DE 1:00 Ull Capt....ill Kangaroo 8·4S CBS News ' 8·5!5 Loc:d News 8·00 9:QO ~·OO 30 2.l~O ,.01) 3:15 ,3:30 Our Miss Jfrq.oks 11 ~ t PIJ!!.ep~ 'f Bli P'l'oll Bob Crq~y Sho" rrleill~ Jl4Y Seciet Storm J:4jo ql Nljll>l Stoq !t!~...~... 104 ~" fr,~~~r P!II'•l Onaerc)Jrretif ' 12·30 The Gretchen Wade Show I 15 Neighbors t·ao American Bandstand 400 Car.oon Club 500 Mickey Mouse Chl'b •Five Star Final J:OO 10 ~0 ll'll A Hit 't :OO 81~ Top Daily 990 7·00 Jim Bo,wle 1:30 Cisco Kid 8 po Sherlo!!'k Holmes 8•3p Dat.,. W1th tbe Angels 9:00 The Big :Beat Rae'u Phone 3751 1 Eastern Ohio Potato Day Is Held On Farms COLUMBUS, Q. - The Eastern Ohto Potato F1eld Day Is being held today August 18 at the AI and Arden Ramsyer Potato Farms 1 mile s.outh of SmithYille on Rt. 0 Growers representing nearly all produclnr al'eas in Northeaatern Obi&' have served on c:ommlttee• planning this event t2-45 f:;lm ' '00 6...0 You Are There Mr. DJ>t,lot Attorno1 7·1!0 •·•o Two l"or Th, Mjm~r , 6·30 Jluct:l).ecrs 'r~e ~hiii!IY lluront~ ~ow --~·-- __ The day's actlvltles ,;',;;la~r,•;•;!ds~'a'~ 9 a m with maehinery .. tiona, j,Miuding plowing, ~ ~ssbred Fem.~~l., 'J)tfpartti~sN'Qing and bsrveltlnj:. Leo Buchhol'Z Wooster, if chatrman of the Field Equipment Demonstration Committee. Companies also aJranged dlspla)"B or materials u~M by potato growers 'for hokhrng egg procft~ctiN A new feature was a cllruc staffed by Ohio Agncultural Experiyour nearelf ment Station experts. who were IJroller lsatd•eryman available to a!sist growers with indlvtdual problems E. K Alban and John B~o~shnell, department of hortJculturc, J P Slcc!man, department of entomology, and J. D Wilson, department of plant path· ology, were available for mdlvidual d1scussion An exhibit on potato grades wu arranged by Joe Prather supNelsonville, Ohlo "-' ervi!or, Federal State Inspection Service, Columbus. .., ;;· ...;~ ~ 30 High Tenston 10 00 News of the Ntgh.t lQ 10 Th.eater 13 11 30 Sign Off I Soturclay - Clia1111~ 13 11 59 S1tn Oo, I 00 Mllvi .. a i:OO Bible Time ~ 00 Two Gun Playhousa. 6 00 t eta Talk It uver 6•30 News Review LEAD ON MRY COUNT S•• Fleming Hatcheries 8:4$ 7:00 FE~CING 10:00 11130 NEEDS Stop In At The Middleport Feed Mill gues4J of Bell wert Mr. and cbllciien RED BRAND FENCE W Va On Your Radio Dial I Middleport Feed Mill We Do CUstom Grinding N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT Writer -- ' ' - •Alii• ·, ' ' BOOK YOUR FALL SEEDS and FERTILIZER NOW! aT.7\t~'l: Sugar Run Flour Mill ao ... !f. . Mulberry Ave, Pllone 150 I 1 U1anne Nye of Columbul Ia t p.mdlna thl1 week witb her grandp&ret: ll, Mr. and Mn. Hom· er Holler Mn Ann Wauon, Mr.a Helen Damewood Mn. (Kathleen Scott and Mn Bertha ScoU vllited the Clark J1adolla t.rm at Tuppers Pl :o •n11 S"'l.day lin. CharlM Ba,er waa the tlUe&t the p;alt week of Mr and Mrs Harold Newell ol Belpre. KINGSBURY IIi!'- S.,.,.,. 1 ' NEVI/ New and Used MOWING MACHINES HAY RAKES New Hollud BALERS '. FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Phone 419 - Pomeroy JN FARMING YOU CAN STILL HAVE A I New • TRACTOR and SAVE LOTS OF 4·H NEWS STIVERSVILLE $$$$ A Few 1956 100 - 300 - 400 . .... ARE STILL AVAILABLE I I A .. BIG SAVINGS MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Is Paramount PomerO)' FARMER to FARMER •.. The New Idea Corn Pickef is the fastest and cleanest corn picker ! rOP NAMES IN BICYCL.ES Pomeroy look like tiny Bap- from plan~•· orr-eolo, If tbe ·where 'l'ol~twre sMwa op worn j' accordlnt to the Gardenen may te~t tor mite. by Making or bftllhinl tJ¥.!: foUqe ~ of shrubs •nd !olwera ove:t a sheet o( white pape'r. If tpe.cka on the · ~eve, Goleman ._y1, tbe should be sprayed witb a such .u aramlte. msla· SEE THE New Idea • Hutfv e e ~ Monarch Schwinn We carry everythmg 1n CORN PICKERS ONE ROW, PULL TYPE Bike Service Also Trainer and Re.rular Bikes O,N DISPLAY m All Stzcs PRICES START ·AT $32.95 m;.bl,\~.:~~;~1.~::~ ..':.!'•If .:.ll":r· I COLUMBUS, O. - Mltea may he to blame for the dull~ Ufelaa 7olor of many Shrubs and flowen: -1 during August, to D. Lyle Goleman, Unlver· slty extension eot,on•olc•~b~. Goleman .!Jays The'JO Daily Sentin~I lin Gertrude Bockftll oponl a da7 wlth llr. aiMl Mn. Jlar9]d Bumaide \ Mrs Mary Hetnet'or Jlola.trOJ' VISited Mrs. ft.ollllt Beal Mr and Mrs. DouJld az.lt:klta vis tted in 'Ravenu lftd t ompanied home b:t' Bndtl e tJbo w u 91ilt 1 two w! b -- - - - FDRES~ 6y Mill l11Cy ICibbt• Mr and Mra L R Stone and four chtldren hav~ returned to theu home 1n C1evtllat~d after •pending their vacation here with their parentJ. Mr. and MrJ C E HumphreY\, Mr and Mrs Eua:ene Cowdery of ReedJvtlle , Rt I , enteJVmed recent!} w1th a surpnae birthday dmner In honor' of the anmveraary of Mtu Mildred Kibt1le GuesU :--::--:--: -c-attendtfJI were Mr and Mrs Ralph Barton and !amtly, Mr and Mrl Wilham Congrove, II E Kibblr Mr and Mrs James Newhf)u.ie nd da\lghter, Forre1t. of Reedsv11Je Mr and Mrs Jim K1ng and family ol Ravena YlBJted a few day;; of Belpre, R1chud Lee, Betty Ann. w1th Mr and Mu. Wm Houd• t!ht1dren In the Cowdery h.nme and shelL Recent guests or Mr and Mrs , , . ~ Bobbie Miller, Columbua _ , ~. Wm Kmg were Mrs Nora Cum Readers· '!'l'"ll 'identllled the aerial photo of tn~· Meigs County Form in last Saturday's Mro Ida Mllhoaoe of mJn.s and son of Reydbldsburg, edition as q.&.t bi)loniin.g to Vel'l)on Nease on Minersville Road tn Nease Settlement The Ytlle and Mn. N"lra Wade of Ak- Ml·s. Ruby Rueter and .son and ~arm bas beeh in;the'N-.se family for three generation:~ and was one of the farms of the on· ~~~e a~dth~~~~es~n~ 11 •ttew;~k Mu Myrtle Carman of Hunt1n;:. Richard glnal. Putll\1111 UJpd Grant. TCJ4ay Nease operates the farm ,principally for the broiler mdus· , retty ' ' ' ton and Mr. anrl Mrs try havin,i ~~ b~ei"J OJ) ~and now.'J;'he 130 acre farm his 30 tillable acres Those identi-1 Mrs PhU Dietz and son Btll Hellman. fylng the hArm, were: Mrs. Frances Roberts, Racine; Terry Seidenabel Pomeroy Robert Da- ldt Fruity by pb.ne for their' ~orne Mrs E A Stewart sptnt a week tn Columbus Vll!lillng her vis, Pomeroy; Ver...l Hayes, Pomeroy, and Earl Thoma, Pomeroy. ' ' 1 m Califorma ~ _. _ Mr .md Mr1 Don Coleman and dauahter and famdy 305-day rewrds of 9 946 pound~' famtly of ColumbuJ were week W of milk and 418 pound~ of f; c end auests of bu mother, Mn In the same, or s1m 11ar herds Helen ArcheJ' IY C. L- ii.AKIILII h\.uch a cow will eat 1f fed boun· the anrfiCial breedmg prOR:Wv Mra Ada Boso of Belleveille tifully nt high quality roughage reported had an average of IC,991 W Va, was a vlsttor Frtday afterCounty ~tfi:cut1tvrt~ . ..:,.m Five 1-fel.gf COUI\t>t farm Reople One 1400 pound Holstem eow pounds of m1lk and 425 pounds noon In the C E Humphrey home were am6ng the 'be:ltet 'than 3500 n1lJIUng 50-66 pounds per day• ate ef fat, an advantage of 1 04~ Mr~. Glsdys Baughman and attending tbe -·ftJ1!1•1 Dairy Day I'{) pounds of gratn, 12 pounds uf pounds of mrlk and seven pou,nds frte.D~. Mrs. Mary Torne~~ of Ga at the Ohio Agrle)!lltUI'If.l Ex'peri· alfalf~ hay and 114 po~nds or of fat over the daughters of hanna, were recent guestB of th.e ment St.-thm at , 1 ~ WO<istt~r last legume-grass silage For 15 days stres used largely Jn natural ser- former's slater, Mrs Rose Thomas 1 week. This jjllthietlQg ' , .1'u th~ this cbw ate an average of 98 vice Cows in DHJA herd!! had an The Lawrence Ritt!hle family largest eroua t}Jls l'year celebl'at· pounds of grass sllsge average Qf 9,733 pounds of nulk have p10ved to the Stanley proplog the 75th abnfYersat'y or the Tbil summer an 1100 pound and 375 pounds of fat annually erty a't Success Obio AgriCultural ~E:k}terlment Holstein cow fed green meadow for a Slmtlar periOd Mr. and Mra Curmon Bailey of Statton Racme were vuttors Sunday of 1 crup <:hopped twice dnli;:, ate a50 pounds per day. whde med1um William Randolph. I The stat.too, which WB~ cstab- : .dztd Jerseys ate sn average of lish .. rl Jn 186l on the tampus of I( 2a!5 pound• daily Tlhese cows Oh1o State ·1/idte.rlit)' It qolum· were fed no grain Cows that h 3d RuSHII R. Priddy bus, contiD.ued , ·there for ten grain ate corresponding)J lesl Muon County 4-H Club Apnt years after "'hich: tt wat moved to ~rass F•nn Youth Sttow Or•ws N•&r Mr. and Mrs A. c Brewer re· Wooster whefe the' lbain station Most of you hau~ probably turned horr.c (rom vllltllng thmr stili eontmues. A:t the preaent f These exampics are extremes heard that our Farm Youth Show daughter and husba~;~d, Mr and time tbe iit..IUon ownm "l.Ml acrts ·It &hould be realued that htgh wlll bl." the la..~t of the month Mrs Arnold Donman, Portland, pf land In Wayne County near roughage intake will not occur Th1s means that all your proJects Mame. Mr af'ld Mrs. Ray Wade, chll Wooster, 1,114 Kres In other unleSI! the quality o.f the rough- shoulrl be flmshed and your profarms throu11hout the alAte and age IS blgh. Inadequalt! roughAge Ject cJrculat s•gned by your lead dren, and Everett Wade Sherman Ill addition ~till ope~iltes county must be sup~lemented by greater cr and [UJ·ncd m to the ()ffJce W Va , \'!Sited Mr. and Mrs u R' experiment farms in Trumbull, amounts of grain resultmg m here to be sl·ored You st•ll haw• Allen, Sunday a week ago Mahoning, Mad11on and Belmont bigh.er cost of milk production a little time to complete your Mrs Audr11 Brewer, daughter 1 counties. W D Pounden In commentmg project t( You w11l work on It 1: I..ouue, called on Mrs Nell Mid· The sub-~t;ltion .farm of better j on bloat 111 cattle slated that }Ou wmt un.t11 the week or lhc dleswart , Portland, ~nday after• than 30Q a.cres "' Carpenter m 1 pasture bloat m cq.ttl(! results 26th though. I'll wager }OU wnn t noon Meigs County i1 one or the earl· from the formation or abnormal ~omplete 1t Mr and Mrs James Lawrence ~est farms whkh were purchased quantities of stable foam 1n Lhc Reorg.~niufion For 1958 and BOn, Howard, and Freda Car.AT for experimental work throughout rumen Under certam conditions Some of t.ht- clubs have lalkeU penter vuuted Mrs Stella Elder of the state.. This was estabUshed tn alfalfs and ladlno clover promote about electmg tbelr orr,cers for Covmgton Ky, Sunday. 1903 Prlnctpal experimental a more stable type of foam m the 195.8 club year at the1r Sep t Freda Carpenter and Howard worl:: at the pr~sent dme is on the rumen lhan grasses anC tember meelln g Thi s 1dea 1 ~ en Lawrence attended a ball game meadow and pasture wbrk and · btrdsfoot tre-fo1l tJrely m order and Is a good m Cincinnati recently. Another e:o!ipcrtm.cnl which Is 1dea Mot:t of the clTI: ulars are 1n . Mume Durst and son, Tommy beef cattle The f1ve Meigs .county people rceetvmg eonsiderable mterest tor next }ear so 11 you want to r and Chuck Van Meter called on' attending the annuil field day is in the selection of cattle 'by elect four off1cers and reorgamu Mr and Mrc; Glenn Ahles Wedneamcluded N G Rose, Emory Pow· I producing h1gh protem milk for nex t , ear 3t you1 Septembl'r day evening Eber and lva Carpenter were m ell, Thereon Johnson, Carl Bilt· , While payment today 1s not en mectmg go right ahcadt Where Quality kam and C E. Blakeslef! • the basis of protem and othc 1 Sec:.retarv's Record Book Athens Wednosday evenmg Butternut aDd %ad St. Interesting experiments, de-l solids of {at, dairy workers I want to remmd the dub scMildred and Joyce Cuele, Bash monstrations and exbthttll: were potnt out that th11 w11l probably cretartes that the record books an, called on Eber Carpenter and available for observation through- be the future means of deter should be brought up to date out the day 116 well as two serie.~~ mining t~ value of mdk now This mdudes the frnancul of talks In the mor:ning, a -tour to It was reported that dunog the section, commtltee and off1cer 1 the puture farm and the main past fiVe years rate.!l bf m1lk and sectwns. Also the mmutes of program in the afternoou. 1 Cat production of all Oh10 cows EVERY rg.ee~mg should be reW E. Peterl!leJl, outstanding have improved by 2~% to a cur corded and dated Remember to da1ry authority from the Univer- rent level of 6,930 pounds of dc.s•gnale your public meetmg as 1 sttY or Minnesota, fold tbe group milk and 267 pounds or butler much so Jt won't be a regult~r that the futY!e -prospect& for fat per cow. No ether state haf meetmg. Be sure to consult your dairy meluded much larger herds reported mort! rap1d improve leader and have tht! leader slgn ranging upward toward 100 ment in a sln)tlar periOd. the recorrl book , • cows J)er dairy eared for by one C D. McGrew in reporting on Spend Wuk In Ohio Camp man. ThiS man will be a apecla· what artificial breedmg !tas ac Las~ week a couple of Mason liet and will not do ally work In· complisher:l atated that m 1955 County 4-H g1rls were guests of ,.olv)ld tn harvesting grain or 156. 203 sires were proved tn Ohio Lawrence and Jackson Counties, roughages for t.hc use of these hercb. Halt of these 'ires had Ohto 4·H Camp at Canters Ca'le, d.:1ughters supcTior to tbelr dams Jackson, Ohui! Mil>.! June Spen· cows. Petersen also pointed out the Also 1,487 of these bull~ had rna ccr and M1ss Jan1ec Jordan left posstbUltie! of rortlfylng mJ.Ik for ture equivalent, ~ 2 hmes a da}, last Thursday and returned last the purpose of, oombattnt aller· - - - - -- gie.& ift aome disease conditions. Much interest wAs u-oused In experiments on reeding Gf green cbop In comparl80n t.o grasa and • corn .silage and hay. A D. Pratt m d1scussina the u.se of roughage stated \hat "a cow is not adequately fed untU she ha& had more than 9he ean eat." This I& ~rue for 888 days ot ell(!h year. FU'11.herrnore, ~ahe ill not adequately fed Ullleu a ma• JOrity of the roughage Is of very high quality. Few people appreclBte how Mites Blamed For Dull Color Of Flowers Now New Busmess__ _ To Hold Open House Saturday, ~ LoutH Brewer and Mrs D1x1e Sm1th Portland , atten ded a 4 H meetinJI m Pomhoy Jut .. ~k lfr and Mrs Harold Va n Meter and children, Eatt Lrverpool, werr Sunda} guesU of bia parent!, Mr and Mrs Charlea Van Meter Mr and Mn Zer1mba Baker and ehtldren , ChJcaao are vtAJtmg hiS: mother, Mra Alice Van Cooney Mr and Mn Ro8l Deal Gambler, caUed on Eber Carpenter and famaly Monday Vartor DW'st cal1ed on Mac Van Meter recent!) Mrf REEDSVILLE '-I ---- .- hmlly, ThurlfhJ eveolna Paull.ne Bnwer and C'bildren shopped in Pomeroy F'r•day Rudy Durat, Mr and Mrs B R Allen ('llled on Eber Carpenter and {IJnliY Sunday . Mn Allee Van Cooney anti flste r, Mabel re-turned home Sunday Mrs Van Cooney 11 111 Mn Fanni.e Durst and Margar et spent Saturday afternoo n at Fork. ed Run Part. I In WOVEN WIR.E, BARB WIRE alao STEEL POST "?"•m: .' Daily Sentlne~ Pomeroy.MJdd!eport, 0., AU,. 18, 1161-1 On The Market FOR All YOUR 8:00 9:00 - ~- .• Suniby In all there were 136 oamper1 rupna: rrom 1().13 years of a&e. If 1 know thear 11rl•, the camp hopped wble the y were there leeden MMtt,. l.tvnlay The 4-H Leader• meehnt t or Auxusl wall be held lhu commg Satur day at the Hllh School EconOmics Butldin g at 8 00 p m There u1 a lot of bu11neu to b r ,:1s.cu~d. 10 1 would !i,ke ror all leaden, Uliat.lnt leaden coun cilors . .and juntw tt"il der• wh ? can to be pre1enl 1 12:.00 The LYntJ Ranier 12 -30 1own and Counh'J 6:1' ,John Daly and the Newf 8:3G IUn Tlo Tin Triplehorn recenU~ received hl,s doetor or philosophy degree from Cornell Un~veralty Both Tr1plehorn and his wifr were born and r:~.lsed in Bluff. ton. f:SO Mlet.ty Mouoe Pioyh901t ---··----Jft:ll9 Sign On Ul:l!O Adventurr.1 In Learning 1'2·00 Liberace OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. 10•00 Lucky 8 ltuneb 8 00 G\lt!;! Slotm Show 8:80 SRO Playhouse: 9 00 Guruapoke 9 SO '"olden Playhouae to 00 Tb~ Late Sbow P~ayhcu_•_•_•.,r_s_t_ar.;:•_ _ _....:'.:I:·:OO:__:T:_:::he...Late, Late Show• CHANNEL 13 FRWA i Mter attending OS, Triplehorn was on the staff of the Delaware Agrtcultutal Es:perlment Sta~ion's ent<.lmology department His rt· search proJects lnch.lded studlea on oak weevils ~:~na moaquJtoes, w1th some work on ornamenta)a He taught courses In entomology, toxonomy and insect control. 8·30 Captain Ko~~nJar~ Spc.1, Ptrafle 5 5S Weat!u.• man !·OO Action 6·1S Douglr.s Edwarda 6 30 Allen Count)' riatlve. h.lll begun research 011 the blolog) , ecolo!)', and control of the European corn borer, root worm and ear wbrm An Obio State Unlver.s1ty gradu· ate Trlplellorn .... m study differ· 1 ent' strains of corn In a .rearch for type1 resistant to insect injury. 8:00 t..lfe on the Farm f.:OO 'fii,J ••~l!l¥, ·~.«~M.. t 3ll YO~ IQAA J .,.... 5·~ WOOSTER-Corn cnemle. that annually chew O\lt hu;Je chunkl tn the Ohio farmer'• profit• face a :showclown battle w1tb the hirmg- of. a new enlomolo!:lst at tbc Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Director L. L Rummell reporta that Charles A Triplehorn, an Saturday - ~hannfl 8 11·30 Search r-or TOmorrow IJ-40 Guldina Ught 12-op s,u~·· l'.!t~~~· 12:!0 4-J lj!' W!'l'ld TUr04 100 Wf:\J~int P:30 Pantomlm"' ~ui; 110 oo News 10:011 Scl~ntnJ thfF W~f.thtf 1 ~0-10 The I Jilte Show 9:00 Fred WarlnJ 1~:30 .Strlk~ Jt }IJCh 11:00 ValillD' Lady 11.15 Love vi Uft: : 130 Movie Matinee OHIO I 7Qjl 1:fll Corn Enemies Facing Battle With• Scientist Purina Chows WHTN';"'TV Chanll"l13 RACES STATE FlllllAY 7.00 Jimmie J>e•n 7 80 Bb1tnn Blac!de Aerial Photo Identified & Vernon Nease Fann breeder• have been uttnr aeed ball1 lo the development of new varltlea, but the w.orli 1.1 labor· iou1 and tnne-conaumlna. A.J far a• the Ohio 1ardener or ifOWer Is concerned, these seed balls are wortbleu, Wittmeyer 11y1. w· Kennatd ----- - ' Slj:n On Today RomJ.er noon The Pl'ice 1:1 Ldabt Truth or Consequencea Tic Tar ooup H Could Be You i'ex and Jinx Current My L!t11e Margie Bride and Groom Matinee Theater Queen For A vay Modern RomaneeF co111edt rtfl)e Movl•t u}e Popeye: Presentf New.! Picture Wild BJU Hlckok Weathercast 7 00 Dr Hudson's Journal 7·3o ure •f Jlltey I • tO 30 N't-w 5 lleartltnet 10 40 NlteWi t•' b 12 00 J'a _. l~h t 1 00 Si gn Off U5 SJ>Oru En tor With rhe F.:rvm Deete1 Flllll'r Ann1e Oakley, chnmp10n rt(}e a! Home In Trov Mr· and \1r, ::~hot or Greenville, Ohio gave us Ad, Sl"k M<s Doo Cottrill 1'\ll•sts sharoo ,,,,1 Hoot , the former Ruth Pfann RJ\ the phrase "Ann~e Oakleys" and the1r chtldrun MJCh:u·l Bart mcamng complimentary theatre By Evelyn lrlcklu r · M' ""·'u "' • 11 owaru~ Richards Rv Mrs. Ad• Sloe'• KJall{ Rose Ann ancl and Su slln wure recent gt 1 <'~1s of l llckets TheY are pur.che(1 wtlh rlth f:ntiiJ!J L 1 and EarneJJt Richards or Salero Th .. Wt!e~e ret~nJOn was held Is e, Junmy Harden, En toea I fnends who h:>pe to leal •I holes like those Anme put in Va find Hazel Burnside of VIne Wt at Bailey'~ J,Jkc, f.ul( II A ~·ne and Roger Slack, John In lhe neflt fttlll r !' nf lht" 11('\1, playmg cards los ~ed 111 the a1r. Ohio sru·nt Tuflday Wllh Mt end coveretl ti1Nh dinner wns Pnioy I!:I 8 Yne Garv and Dan 11 v r.a~c. holll' of Hit' Hoo t fllttil1y Mrs Wilham Chapman and an ed bv thoaQ pn•scnt Mi' nnd Mrs S eaor Kay Schn('1der, Alire Jea~ Mr and Mrs n~· l bert Nl klson f 1 John W WPf'lfl, Cnlun,buR Mr isson an(l Ann Lee Watkm~ ll'l t ei ~ to F.(!Jtor SECOND BIRTHOA y T!'nnes~f'l.' Rpenl 1.helr ~oc~i: 1111,1 Mrs lummiJH!~ ('harle~ton h Mr an•l Mrs Willi~ Leud Jny, ~ 533 53~ S Oakle.'o AH The se{ ond lmthd.l\ 11~ Mr Lulumbus Oh10 hN1• w1 th h•~ parents. Mr and Mr~ Mr 1md Mr~ Duk•' f'nlnrnbus · am and d~ughters visili'l't ~h ( larence Nu·kles Mrs Echth ShPppnr~l Rurl• w and Mrs (,r rwgl' Stumpf w ( n! l1ndu d;~ughtt•r nf OJ .111<! Mt s Dear F.diiOr K D Amsbary Wols l t·h•hrated at W 1• wish to thank Sheriff Har Mrll P.vl•lyn Brlrkll's atteruh•fl Va Mr!! Mt•ll Daniels, Rudy, umhu~ Tu e~ d .J) cvemn~ tenbaeh and his men lhe Uov fh,• runr:ra! 'lf hur nwre Mn Cllf W Vu . M1· and Mrs ~·rl ~r an(! Mrs Wll!1nm fun1liff their hom(' tnu Spencer at Belpre 'Monda • Wl'l'~e. Mr ond Mrs John S~ll· nnf ROn ond Mrs lit•• sht'! D1ddle when bu·thdt~v eakl' and Itt' eJeum Scoub iUJd cacb and evllryoue Mr and flf1s Dale Hart y.of Vaj,(e illlci rhlldrt' n, u 1 ~~;nd ~Iris ~IIIJted tl'latln•s In l'IJiumlll's' were sro1 \It'd to I ucy ,HJd 1lllllf's whn ~o untiringly ~enrched fur I ew1 s K;lthle1 so many tlays tor our father Alht'm 11penr Sunday nfternoo Don W1•cse nnd son ond Mr a<l ~· wus accompnmcd home !Jy AmsiJar."o. :\oh ~ w1th ht-r brother and sillier 1 1 n Mr~ ~~arl Neasf' locjil tss {'llrol DHldlt> und Mtss Uel!y Kot'hi••J UN r.al. Harry Musou MalO)' S1· Mt' ami Mrs 11l'l'llld VIolet . n aw, ' .II. Mr~ Dt>llll S!al'kt•v rl'turned to llpolts Mr.~ (; It I((Jt•hlt·r aud I To )'Ou all our gra1Jtudf' Tlw tlnunl plcnlr nf the Prr 'i ·~t'r home In (_ tllumhth follo"-JU }J l'hlldit'll. ( olumbu~ Wtlt" unublto" Rt•spcctfully, A PTA m('('!Jn~ wa.11 ht'ld at the hvt"11an MiJtswnarv S(H'it>l\' W.l~ ll vacation sprut <~t the Will 1,> ll!ti' lltl Marte, l'htrrr Jr, and held in the Roadside Pa 1·k All,ll' flld1h.~ hume ~chool house Monday evening Lawrence Maloy 9 A C'OVI,'red dish d1nner wa 1 Mr and M1 s John C'JOoks and l'ho~c spendtng the week end with John Kaylol' were Mr and enjoyed Following the <linnf'r two da\l.:;:htcrN or Colulllbus spcmt FELLOWSHIP OUTING ~rs Evan Morri• and 4:!hildrqn of a ihQ.!'I business se~~lnf'l wal'. c6n· the weekeud wllh Mt utul Mr• of lhe Ches lt'r charge Mcmhc1s Canal Wlnchellter, Mr and Mr& dueled bv tbe president. Mrs Orvllle Crooks and Mr ann Mt.s MethodiSt Youth Fellowship w1ll Neal Morrow and ehlldre~ of Pearl McJ)rlde, the mmutes nf Donald Ltsle Mr and Mrs Chn1 les Duck have an outmg and jHtiiiC al Cleveland, Mrs Oelpha Moffitt and of the July meeting was rr~acl hv Don Cott 11 Jl worth and granddaughter Rober- Lilke Alma , Sunday Those gomg ~'~ 0 n and daughter of Baltimore M~ the !II!Crebry Mrs nre requested to lllt'l'l on thl' Mr and Mr• Auaust Roccl' •nd and a free will o.ffering was Ia Lewu of Rittman :u e spendmg- Pomeroy parkmg lot 111 I :JO p m ranuly or Canton and John Kaylor tali:en Pre.!Hlr'lt Wtre t~E'~e mem · this week with tlw former'~~' The regulllr meeting ol Lhe group bers Ml1111 Frances MUJII&W, Mrs parents, Mr nml Mrs Albert J1· of Chlcayo, Jllinola. wilt be held Monday ut 8 p m at Florent;l' Duckworth. Mr and Mrs. Leonard McGill Rubert Harden. Mrk the Rock Sprmgs Methodist Jtoberl Jenk:m, columbus, Chur!'h had os auestr Mr. and Mrs. G~Or,i~ Harden, M'ts Al~rt Duckworth Wllll11rns, \ofr!l spt'nt several day.s here with McFar.Jand and daughter, Mary and MrN Clifford Genrfll! Schneldttr Mrs Pe11rl Mr and Mn Willis Lci.idln!lhllm fiOil (,corxll Jr of Connellsville 011le Sayre or Columbus spt•t•t l'a · Mrs L H Mraoz of Detroit, ami M't·Brlrle. Mrs F.ll.!p~t'lh J.oll:~nr, RETURN FROM VISIT Qul('k Mrs Don the Wt!t'kt-nd Wi!h 1\.Jr and Mrs Mr and Mr1 R B. Burnett~ or MrM JIU'lf'~ Mrs to'rank Jenning~ lmd ch1i Fairmont W Va 1isl'i', Mr11 F.arl Nea.~e. Mr11 0Jts Hubtuu d dr6n K11lhy Lmdy ond llebbw ""I!Jo .....1.. ~ M1 and Mra Paul Torrenc(t ,.nd Mur) Hubbard, Mr~ · rrJae 811.1 Mr .und Mri <'l'' 11 Cook and have rl."tured fl'om a se\'eral ....,., ao • ' ,... '"" son and Mt and Mrs J1m (.'om 11 tlays vu~lt w1th her l)lll'~nh. Afr !On or Columbus spent the week --~---..L.. -'- --- -f'lld with tbelr parents, Mr ahd Ions and dllllghh•J of UeHer and M1·s I etJ Sdmma1 ht-r b1 1:;. 1'1' Falls spent the weekend with Woed.i hl'ld, 0 Mrs Charles Chaffee and 'Mr and Mr1 Roland Torrence Mr and Mra Howu.d Rauch and Mr and Mn~ Walter Cook Mrs Dou¥1as Knapp and son Mr and Mr• W1yne BriFklaa ehlldren, Mila Beverlv Klae.Jt of ,.. HA~OLD HYSILL HONORED from V1relnia were Sundav 1ueat1 of her brOther Newark, Mr and Mu. Robert ha\e rOturned Harohl Hysell wat and sllter-ln.Jaw, Mr and Mr~. Pllnter, l>OUIIII JohD1on, Mr and where they ~ecompJ.nicrl Mr and honor •t 11. family Cha.rlt!l SP_encer ot Belprt. r.!Nl John sOutherton of Rutland Mra. a.. lph Painter and dauJ'):ller Tuesday evening ,,,F,,.,,•• Mrs Inez Burdette and uulh· .r. aJJ.d Mn 'RuaaeU Painter wert' for a visit with reloll\es t~ ot Point P)ea.ilnt attend(! tbe Silnday dinner eueshl f.Jt Mr. and Miss Pattv Oiler has return~,! Lake m observance of to her dulles In Camden Clprk day Pr'c~ent were Mr Parker Rflunlon here at fhe hool Mrs. HarrY Brown of Minersville houac Sunday and also caUed on ludy Starcher and Mary Jo Hospltol, Purkersburg, ofltor .t Harolc~ Hysell nnd fllmlly, Mr! Ora,.Caldwell Bou•b wert amona thole attendlnK thr~:e weefu vacallon with her bull, Mr. and Mrs. H()mtlf Mr and Mra Rol.und ·Torrence c•hlp at Ctmter's Cave near ~ack· mother, Mr~ G1'ace Oiler and and Mr. and Mrs. Robert ' and daua:hten apent Thur'aday 10n, reeently. erandparlnls, Mr nnd Mrs. Will· and family \tilth their dnuahter. Mr. and M.r• Mra. Will HeHman S'pent Thurs- lam Dhidle and brother Carl Morrill and family of Racine d..,. with Mn. Mary Halley Mrs J. M Bowen accompamcd bY Mrs Oscar Henry of CUfton, JJ,rlelfe •ltyr:d lor a lonref ~i1.lt Mr and Mr1 Floyd Spence On ·old fllAhioned belllnr wa 1 •pent SUnday afternoon with Mrs W Va., Mr. and Mn Clarencl! held for Mr. 4nd Mrs Dqn Hetd· J'ennle Rouab Ward, Columbus and Den Quisenley (Pauline Oo'rat) Monday fttvht commencem~nt Mr and Mn Curtis Bailey uf berry attenrled at their home here Athens were Saturday 1uests or exlilrciMes nt tho Unlverslt,r at Qu1se11· Ml'l Mary 'hliey and all caJle£1 A.th~na when Donalil LICI~U GR~IjTID berry receiYed his ~ei{ree Mrs on Mfl. Mar1ha W(llfe ln the att· A marJI&Jie llcen~e ha:; bv('n e"IIOOP Bowen Mnd Mr Quisenberry wero A trio or local men wUI launeh 1ranted In MetiJIJ County Problllc Douala• Johnson la !pendlnll: a J!ueKts at th~ home of Mr and Saharday a new ~uslness 1n thhl Court to RDscoe C Wise, MJddl('. h1w daYI with hili ~nndparenls, Mr1 Rower Qu1senborry for a area when the Supreme tee port, 24, student. and 1\hry Jane Mr. and Mrs Rayrh~lld Taylor of Juncheon ln honor of Mr. a~d Cream Co. of Bradbury holds ita Scott, t8. Ml_nt"rMvillt! 1dud41nt Mrs DonPid Quisenberry Addi1on "Open House" trom 9 a..m to 9 Mr and Mrs Eck Moore o1 om. Kayford, W Va . spent the week end with Mr. nnd Mrs J. c. Fnora of tree lee cream wlll Ferrell be llVtn vlsitc>r• by Wilbur RowMr.!l. Fred Crow Jr, and son ley 1..Cbules Blrn•tt and Joe Ball· J.)IVOftD IN'TBRIESTS OF Ml!IG8.MASON ARIA Carson and Mrs Trvln~ Karr Sr ey ratrona will be liken throu1h . IICHAID I. OWIH - OINIIIAL Mfo-11 -,ent to Camp Arrowhead at lbe block buildlnJ converted into IIIYNOLD I. CIRUNI - I{IITDI · Jackson to brloj Lhc former's an lee cr,:!a~ me.'nufad~ina p~ant from a mU'k house used' formerly ~~~~·~,!!.' Writi~ lac., N aon Ricky home Doujillill Gent\elmer QC Forest on \he Bailey dairy farm. ,.... , N.W Yoilt .,tifld 11 MCOol elUII malltna matt. ,.t tiN DOlt olflee at Pum ttun visited his sister Mrs Ellen Jtowley.; Dar,nett and Bailey ..., Qtlo, Baer who relnalns ttl at her havf. d.;alt either In Ice cream or •boirlplloo ":;' Del'!l'7 b7 eorrter wbero naUabto to II" hotne products closely alij.ed to It Ukt ""/~if:'~' aaee ·' 'l'lle Dollr Son~Aol . ollloo, tli.OQ: 11a lllr and Mtlil Jimmy Sayre of I rniH( all their working lives Tille fll.~. moto:' I'OUia ~""' ov,dloblo Pomeroy are ereetln& a new company plans to wboleu.le lee 1: 117 01 ~ vftt Ill, tl. ..,, ""1P ~" h~• OJ1 Church fft 1cr,am at the plant aQd ret up ~r. am1 Mu. Willian;~ Ji',~cbln· ,aoon 1 iloor-to·4o0[ 4elivery J1)t.it~ ger. '~P chjldr,p SpeJJ.t ~"'ndey a ruiw e&lJeC ally oQuiJ)ped ~~lfAUORi~N llj lliJAJl,laJ QlJ~ true~. • TUPPERS rLAJN- - TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan~el I Friday ' more conservation practices were applied by more soil conservation d1.s tnct cooperators 1n one · 1 outcrops of the W ltor the .moat be ner1,:1a e are regJme durJng the 1930's Carl Bilikarn,. work Umt conservaUonJst, revealed ~hursday 32 new cooperators were added to t e 436 active cooperators as oC July 1, 1956 to July I , 1957 The 'total now is 484 Meigs county farms :.mder soH co n~ervmg · pans 1 Tb.e 1956· 19~7 growth of 32 is about the average expa~sJon or the program per y(>ar co~cco~ding to Bilikam 25 new, complet~ soil servmg plans were put into operation by farme_r~ through assistance from local SCS techn~c1ans There were 110 acres of strip ~:oppmg, 324 acrea of contour farming, 368 ds of tile, 305 acres of pasture 1mprovetnent, ~1 acres or tree planting in the year's expansJOn . li!:;eb Federal F•sh ~nd Wild~f~ service IIIIR· P ass and bluogllls for 4P f~rUI pqpds t Hugh Custer IS soli OO~!~'I'j'a~onlst w!lh ~:f}~c:l scs and wor~s with B!Ukam. D4n' ! n, Tuppers Plams, lo president of the ocal district conservatiou board; Clarence Price, Portland, Donald Mora (secretary), Chester; flarold Carn&IIBn, Racine, and Thereon Johnson, Plants, are rt)embers No healthier sign of th, coming of age by modern agriculture can ~ found than the fact of Meigs County's 48f farms cooperating under SCientific principles o! land use and conservation It is axlomalic, but still worthy of notlco - and indicative, too - many of the county's most prosperoua and prosressive farmers are on the SCS ro~ter. The SCS helps fatrners keep up with com· petition As in a retail or manufacturing business: management must take advantage of every available bit of knowledg~ il he is to in· crease p-roduction or salef and keep costs in lme The SCS, a government agency, extends something of this sort of thing to the Ameri· can far1er if he Js willing }o go along with fhe rule of Lhe game It just Isn't In Meigs County that the soil WHAT HAPPffiS WHElifTHfS -CORK IS PUllED? Potato Seed Balls t\ppear On · Plants, Look Like \ AT THE Come ~n and Shop Tomorrow POMEROY Conveniet:~t Budget· Terms at -E. Main Sl. Moore's Busy Stores Phone 388-Y MOORES Po111eroy Ohio Phone 98 CO-OP i>IImeroy Our Machinery Service Center Sells and Serves Southeastern Ohio and W. Va. With a Complete Line of Cockshutt and New ldeil Farm Machinery . LI!T US SEIWE YOU AND HELP YOU SAVE MONEY! w.q, "'WW I'M~ ~=,;:ag~~ =.~'I; II" " ., • �• 2-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy.Middleport, 0, Aug 16, 19a7 l• ·- Meigs Soil Con~erv_ation District fnjoys Steady Growth; Sta~e Conservatromst Cites Year As Gr·eatest In History •• I firm , th AM e steady growth has be en enJoyed bY eags Cwnty Soil Conservation Du;tnct, l Ohio last year than m any s1ml1ar p~riod on record. In totaling the rec01ds from each of Ohio's 87 Districts , he c ited the fast pace of apphed conservation measu1 es accomplished since July I. 1956, as follows 3 ,800 new cooperator s enrolled With Soil Conservatwn Districts bringmg the total to date in Oh10, smce 1942, lo near the 40 000 over the past f1vp year period. mark <'Onservation cooperators are increasing Kennard, state conservaUonist, saJd this ------- - c T week S.5ll 8:00 9 00 10 00 W 30 11 oo lt ·30 I:ii.OO 12·30 J 00 · 1. ~0 l·OO 3,4.00 new, complete soil -conservmg farm plans were put into operation by farmers through f-1S1stance from technicians of the u S Soli Conservation Service 16,000 acres of stnp cropping, 20 ,000 acres of Rasture estabhshment, 53 mites of terraclng, 61 miles or diversions 1 150 farm ponds · ' ' ·· 33ij !prma developments, and 5,106 acres of tru pl4!ItlnJ. all vitally needed soll·and·wa· t~r·,~:RIM'rvlng m~tllods, were added during the YeW'• period Reportai also are wildlife benefltin( practices of 52,000 rods of hedgerow p!,ntlpgs and 2,445 acres of wildlife co. ver and food plantings , Referring to progress ~n Ohio 1:00 3:45 '=oo 4·30 I 30 5 41:1 8:00 8·30 8 411 Saturdo7- Channel3 82> Slim o o a au 9 30 '""" 8:00 n ~ ,,oq Cl••'' d• Ql 10 oo Fodenl M<n fur> Detect1ve's DlafJ ?oreltn lntr!gUe M} LJ, IIe Margie Baseball 4 30 Hopa 1 Jnl C.. ssldr 11 30 12 llO 12 30 100 ' • 5.00 Get Set. Go 530 Sports EYe 5.45 News Picture 600 W11tch Mr Wiutd JamborH 6·3Q !.•Flo" Sbow 700 BOO 8·30 r~ !Q·oo Joseoh Cottoa Sbow 9 ts _Reel ,Jrber's L'!rr le 3 Ra neb Gum by 10 ;jQ Capt. ua i! .Jnt 1100 True Story NBC Newa 8:!Jl 81J MoDient ~·rt• IQ·iq CP~er 12 30 COLUMBUS. 0 -If you rJnd itnaU tomato-like fruits growing on your potato plants , ynu are ob auvln1 a natural pbenomeq,on, tays E C Wittmeyer , OhiO Sta te Untvf!rsJty eitenslpn horucultur lst. These small fruits are potato ~eed balls, or th e true fru1t of the potato The fruit& \lsually rang(! from o/t " to 1 10 diame· ter or slightly larger The relattvely roo!, hum id weather earlter this summer fa vored the developmen t ol theo&e seed balls, aeeordtng to Witt meyer. Prdmartly, Ohio summers are too warm and too drv for Ute «:fcvelopmcnt of these fruit8 In the northern .'ltates these fruits arc qulte common each year Some of the older vanetle:s bke- Irish Cofpler. very seldom produce 11eed halls, Wittmeyer says, wh.lle some of the newer varieties-Katahdin, Sebago and Cherokee-will produce seed balls rather ahLlnclanUy. When the:;e seed balls are cul. )'OU usually can rind many flat· tooed, ovat[<fShaped S(!eds. I! the~e seedS are remov~d, thn cured u!l plantd next sprmg, the rEl sultmg planta may or may not rettemble the parent plants. Plant ~~-.·.-.•.v.•~Yrl'. said the state Is movmg ahead in 'work with ~everal sponsoring Soil Conservation Districts 10 the development of watershed work plans These involve the Upper Wabash Watershed covering parts of the Darke and MercE-r Soli Conservation Districts; Marsh·Run Watershed which Includes portions of the Huron, Craw: The vi~age of Tallmadee ford and Richland Districts; apd with the UJ> FOJlESTRUN Akron, 0 .. was the home of Comas and daughter, M1ddlepor1 per reaches of the Conotton,' primarily in· ila Bacon who became a Mr. 'nd Mrs C!~orpenter, daughter known author Dnd lecturer volvlng lands In the Harrison District. ol Rulland, Mrs W E Shank [ was the f1r:sl person ll<o:,~~~~:~ In addition, watershed planning applica. and Mrs Thomas Haym<~n. work presenting Sir F • ALL DAY MIITINCI tlons are on file from the Middle Tiffin, ' in· con (no relalton) as the real au Guest$ rfi!cently 'of Mr and 'fhere wlll be an aJI-day meet v~lvlng parts of the Williams and Fulton Dis· mg at Ruti!p.!ld MISsion ~unday tnor uf Shak('spcare 's plays n J~rrr HUI were Mr and F•· 'f~IJl RtfMds, son, Marmet, tncts In Oblo, and Lena wee and Hillsdale Jlis- August 18 Ther~ w1ll be .a home. Vij. , Mr 40~ krs Denver }Qm,ns and • besk~t cJr ' per SunFILLERS trlcts _Jn Michigan; and the Chippewa Water· Qay School will ~ at ": () jolluwed L1ve)" ~nd JDp, Ch~reston, Mr Jackson, Oh10. 1::; the center of shed •n the Medina and Wayne SoU Conser· by afternqon services a 2 p m the silvery pit 11 on wdustry of an~ Wr.s M'r1on Dingy , son Ro· _ the Umtcd S\al't's The Globe ge.r, Columbus. vation Districts. Work also Is movlpg ahead !fr and Mrs J P Bur!Jeil of Iron Cn , 1s Ihe world's lareest 5 1 ~n the UlJper Hocking Pilot Watershed Pro· FIJen"r•USIN Cblillfi!ston, Dqp Powell, Golum· of Ml S 9LD , l produeer of this metsl of hlttl r anu Mrs Clar· 1 d .. ) , bu, vl•it~ ~~~d!l wljl< Mr and us Ject In the Fairfield District, where two flood- •or• Root Chill !h (! we1c sur Slb ICon IIcontent use ~~~ a m x h .\ rna t>a bl e f oun d r IE.' s and !IL#CI '4rl If. ~· Pqw' preven~fon structures are already built in the prued to 1earn 11ICO lat e had sol.J rmlh Mr and Mrs. Ray Stephen, nf Hunters Run portion of the watershed above h1s tunera] home 111 Chilllcothr --·- - - - -- - - Parkersburg spent MDtld~y with to John HNrly, a funeral d1rc ~ Lancaster. Sentinel I I Daybook i 4 ' SYRACUSE -~.;;---;., iafnesvtlle hus Ohw's only co educational boardmg school on a h1gh school level, fo'rtends Board ln,i School WHH Meigs County News FAIR hd••• ..J!o!o,.,..... .............. ,,.... . . Wrr:sr SH "DE 1:00 Ull Capt....ill Kangaroo 8·4S CBS News ' 8·5!5 Loc:d News 8·00 9:QO ~·OO 30 2.l~O ,.01) 3:15 ,3:30 Our Miss Jfrq.oks 11 ~ t PIJ!!.ep~ 'f Bli P'l'oll Bob Crq~y Sho" rrleill~ Jl4Y Seciet Storm J:4jo ql Nljll>l Stoq !t!~...~... 104 ~" fr,~~~r P!II'•l Onaerc)Jrretif ' 12·30 The Gretchen Wade Show I 15 Neighbors t·ao American Bandstand 400 Car.oon Club 500 Mickey Mouse Chl'b •Five Star Final J:OO 10 ~0 ll'll A Hit 't :OO 81~ Top Daily 990 7·00 Jim Bo,wle 1:30 Cisco Kid 8 po Sherlo!!'k Holmes 8•3p Dat.,. W1th tbe Angels 9:00 The Big :Beat Rae'u Phone 3751 1 Eastern Ohio Potato Day Is Held On Farms COLUMBUS, Q. - The Eastern Ohto Potato F1eld Day Is being held today August 18 at the AI and Arden Ramsyer Potato Farms 1 mile s.outh of SmithYille on Rt. 0 Growers representing nearly all produclnr al'eas in Northeaatern Obi&' have served on c:ommlttee• planning this event t2-45 f:;lm ' '00 6...0 You Are There Mr. DJ>t,lot Attorno1 7·1!0 •·•o Two l"or Th, Mjm~r , 6·30 Jluct:l).ecrs 'r~e ~hiii!IY lluront~ ~ow --~·-- __ The day's actlvltles ,;',;;la~r,•;•;!ds~'a'~ 9 a m with maehinery .. tiona, j,Miuding plowing, ~ ~ssbred Fem.~~l., 'J)tfpartti~sN'Qing and bsrveltlnj:. Leo Buchhol'Z Wooster, if chatrman of the Field Equipment Demonstration Committee. Companies also aJranged dlspla)"B or materials u~M by potato growers 'for hokhrng egg procft~ctiN A new feature was a cllruc staffed by Ohio Agncultural Experiyour nearelf ment Station experts. who were IJroller lsatd•eryman available to a!sist growers with indlvtdual problems E. K Alban and John B~o~shnell, department of hortJculturc, J P Slcc!man, department of entomology, and J. D Wilson, department of plant path· ology, were available for mdlvidual d1scussion An exhibit on potato grades wu arranged by Joe Prather supNelsonville, Ohlo "-' ervi!or, Federal State Inspection Service, Columbus. .., ;;· ...;~ ~ 30 High Tenston 10 00 News of the Ntgh.t lQ 10 Th.eater 13 11 30 Sign Off I Soturclay - Clia1111~ 13 11 59 S1tn Oo, I 00 Mllvi .. a i:OO Bible Time ~ 00 Two Gun Playhousa. 6 00 t eta Talk It uver 6•30 News Review LEAD ON MRY COUNT S•• Fleming Hatcheries 8:4$ 7:00 FE~CING 10:00 11130 NEEDS Stop In At The Middleport Feed Mill gues4J of Bell wert Mr. and cbllciien RED BRAND FENCE W Va On Your Radio Dial I Middleport Feed Mill We Do CUstom Grinding N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT Writer -- ' ' - •Alii• ·, ' ' BOOK YOUR FALL SEEDS and FERTILIZER NOW! aT.7\t~'l: Sugar Run Flour Mill ao ... !f. . Mulberry Ave, Pllone 150 I 1 U1anne Nye of Columbul Ia t p.mdlna thl1 week witb her grandp&ret: ll, Mr. and Mn. Hom· er Holler Mn Ann Wauon, Mr.a Helen Damewood Mn. (Kathleen Scott and Mn Bertha ScoU vllited the Clark J1adolla t.rm at Tuppers Pl :o •n11 S"'l.day lin. CharlM Ba,er waa the tlUe&t the p;alt week of Mr and Mrs Harold Newell ol Belpre. KINGSBURY IIi!'- S.,.,.,. 1 ' NEVI/ New and Used MOWING MACHINES HAY RAKES New Hollud BALERS '. FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Phone 419 - Pomeroy JN FARMING YOU CAN STILL HAVE A I New • TRACTOR and SAVE LOTS OF 4·H NEWS STIVERSVILLE $$$$ A Few 1956 100 - 300 - 400 . .... ARE STILL AVAILABLE I I A .. BIG SAVINGS MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Is Paramount PomerO)' FARMER to FARMER •.. The New Idea Corn Pickef is the fastest and cleanest corn picker ! rOP NAMES IN BICYCL.ES Pomeroy look like tiny Bap- from plan~•· orr-eolo, If tbe ·where 'l'ol~twre sMwa op worn j' accordlnt to the Gardenen may te~t tor mite. by Making or bftllhinl tJ¥.!: foUqe ~ of shrubs •nd !olwera ove:t a sheet o( white pape'r. If tpe.cka on the · ~eve, Goleman ._y1, tbe should be sprayed witb a such .u aramlte. msla· SEE THE New Idea • Hutfv e e ~ Monarch Schwinn We carry everythmg 1n CORN PICKERS ONE ROW, PULL TYPE Bike Service Also Trainer and Re.rular Bikes O,N DISPLAY m All Stzcs PRICES START ·AT $32.95 m;.bl,\~.:~~;~1.~::~ ..':.!'•If .:.ll":r· I COLUMBUS, O. - Mltea may he to blame for the dull~ Ufelaa 7olor of many Shrubs and flowen: -1 during August, to D. Lyle Goleman, Unlver· slty extension eot,on•olc•~b~. Goleman .!Jays The'JO Daily Sentin~I lin Gertrude Bockftll oponl a da7 wlth llr. aiMl Mn. Jlar9]d Bumaide \ Mrs Mary Hetnet'or Jlola.trOJ' VISited Mrs. ft.ollllt Beal Mr and Mrs. DouJld az.lt:klta vis tted in 'Ravenu lftd t ompanied home b:t' Bndtl e tJbo w u 91ilt 1 two w! b -- - - - FDRES~ 6y Mill l11Cy ICibbt• Mr and Mra L R Stone and four chtldren hav~ returned to theu home 1n C1evtllat~d after •pending their vacation here with their parentJ. Mr. and MrJ C E HumphreY\, Mr and Mrs Eua:ene Cowdery of ReedJvtlle , Rt I , enteJVmed recent!} w1th a surpnae birthday dmner In honor' of the anmveraary of Mtu Mildred Kibt1le GuesU :--::--:--: -c-attendtfJI were Mr and Mrs Ralph Barton and !amtly, Mr and Mrl Wilham Congrove, II E Kibblr Mr and Mrs James Newhf)u.ie nd da\lghter, Forre1t. of Reedsv11Je Mr and Mrs Jim K1ng and family ol Ravena YlBJted a few day;; of Belpre, R1chud Lee, Betty Ann. w1th Mr and Mu. Wm Houd• t!ht1dren In the Cowdery h.nme and shelL Recent guests or Mr and Mrs , , . ~ Bobbie Miller, Columbua _ , ~. Wm Kmg were Mrs Nora Cum Readers· '!'l'"ll 'identllled the aerial photo of tn~· Meigs County Form in last Saturday's Mro Ida Mllhoaoe of mJn.s and son of Reydbldsburg, edition as q.&.t bi)loniin.g to Vel'l)on Nease on Minersville Road tn Nease Settlement The Ytlle and Mn. N"lra Wade of Ak- Ml·s. Ruby Rueter and .son and ~arm bas beeh in;the'N-.se family for three generation:~ and was one of the farms of the on· ~~~e a~dth~~~~es~n~ 11 •ttew;~k Mu Myrtle Carman of Hunt1n;:. Richard glnal. Putll\1111 UJpd Grant. TCJ4ay Nease operates the farm ,principally for the broiler mdus· , retty ' ' ' ton and Mr. anrl Mrs try havin,i ~~ b~ei"J OJ) ~and now.'J;'he 130 acre farm his 30 tillable acres Those identi-1 Mrs PhU Dietz and son Btll Hellman. fylng the hArm, were: Mrs. Frances Roberts, Racine; Terry Seidenabel Pomeroy Robert Da- ldt Fruity by pb.ne for their' ~orne Mrs E A Stewart sptnt a week tn Columbus Vll!lillng her vis, Pomeroy; Ver...l Hayes, Pomeroy, and Earl Thoma, Pomeroy. ' ' 1 m Califorma ~ _. _ Mr .md Mr1 Don Coleman and dauahter and famdy 305-day rewrds of 9 946 pound~' famtly of ColumbuJ were week W of milk and 418 pound~ of f; c end auests of bu mother, Mn In the same, or s1m 11ar herds Helen ArcheJ' IY C. L- ii.AKIILII h\.uch a cow will eat 1f fed boun· the anrfiCial breedmg prOR:Wv Mra Ada Boso of Belleveille tifully nt high quality roughage reported had an average of IC,991 W Va, was a vlsttor Frtday afterCounty ~tfi:cut1tvrt~ . ..:,.m Five 1-fel.gf COUI\t>t farm Reople One 1400 pound Holstem eow pounds of m1lk and 425 pounds noon In the C E Humphrey home were am6ng the 'be:ltet 'than 3500 n1lJIUng 50-66 pounds per day• ate ef fat, an advantage of 1 04~ Mr~. Glsdys Baughman and attending tbe -·ftJ1!1•1 Dairy Day I'{) pounds of gratn, 12 pounds uf pounds of mrlk and seven pou,nds frte.D~. Mrs. Mary Torne~~ of Ga at the Ohio Agrle)!lltUI'If.l Ex'peri· alfalf~ hay and 114 po~nds or of fat over the daughters of hanna, were recent guestB of th.e ment St.-thm at , 1 ~ WO<istt~r last legume-grass silage For 15 days stres used largely Jn natural ser- former's slater, Mrs Rose Thomas 1 week. This jjllthietlQg ' , .1'u th~ this cbw ate an average of 98 vice Cows in DHJA herd!! had an The Lawrence Ritt!hle family largest eroua t}Jls l'year celebl'at· pounds of grass sllsge average Qf 9,733 pounds of nulk have p10ved to the Stanley proplog the 75th abnfYersat'y or the Tbil summer an 1100 pound and 375 pounds of fat annually erty a't Success Obio AgriCultural ~E:k}terlment Holstein cow fed green meadow for a Slmtlar periOd Mr. and Mra Curmon Bailey of Statton Racme were vuttors Sunday of 1 crup <:hopped twice dnli;:, ate a50 pounds per day. whde med1um William Randolph. I The stat.too, which WB~ cstab- : .dztd Jerseys ate sn average of lish .. rl Jn 186l on the tampus of I( 2a!5 pound• daily Tlhese cows Oh1o State ·1/idte.rlit)' It qolum· were fed no grain Cows that h 3d RuSHII R. Priddy bus, contiD.ued , ·there for ten grain ate corresponding)J lesl Muon County 4-H Club Apnt years after "'hich: tt wat moved to ~rass F•nn Youth Sttow Or•ws N•&r Mr. and Mrs A. c Brewer re· Wooster whefe the' lbain station Most of you hau~ probably turned horr.c (rom vllltllng thmr stili eontmues. A:t the preaent f These exampics are extremes heard that our Farm Youth Show daughter and husba~;~d, Mr and time tbe iit..IUon ownm "l.Ml acrts ·It &hould be realued that htgh wlll bl." the la..~t of the month Mrs Arnold Donman, Portland, pf land In Wayne County near roughage intake will not occur Th1s means that all your proJects Mame. Mr af'ld Mrs. Ray Wade, chll Wooster, 1,114 Kres In other unleSI! the quality o.f the rough- shoulrl be flmshed and your profarms throu11hout the alAte and age IS blgh. Inadequalt! roughAge Ject cJrculat s•gned by your lead dren, and Everett Wade Sherman Ill addition ~till ope~iltes county must be sup~lemented by greater cr and [UJ·ncd m to the ()ffJce W Va , \'!Sited Mr. and Mrs u R' experiment farms in Trumbull, amounts of grain resultmg m here to be sl·ored You st•ll haw• Allen, Sunday a week ago Mahoning, Mad11on and Belmont bigh.er cost of milk production a little time to complete your Mrs Audr11 Brewer, daughter 1 counties. W D Pounden In commentmg project t( You w11l work on It 1: I..ouue, called on Mrs Nell Mid· The sub-~t;ltion .farm of better j on bloat 111 cattle slated that }Ou wmt un.t11 the week or lhc dleswart , Portland, ~nday after• than 30Q a.cres "' Carpenter m 1 pasture bloat m cq.ttl(! results 26th though. I'll wager }OU wnn t noon Meigs County i1 one or the earl· from the formation or abnormal ~omplete 1t Mr and Mrs James Lawrence ~est farms whkh were purchased quantities of stable foam 1n Lhc Reorg.~niufion For 1958 and BOn, Howard, and Freda Car.AT for experimental work throughout rumen Under certam conditions Some of t.ht- clubs have lalkeU penter vuuted Mrs Stella Elder of the state.. This was estabUshed tn alfalfs and ladlno clover promote about electmg tbelr orr,cers for Covmgton Ky, Sunday. 1903 Prlnctpal experimental a more stable type of foam m the 195.8 club year at the1r Sep t Freda Carpenter and Howard worl:: at the pr~sent dme is on the rumen lhan grasses anC tember meelln g Thi s 1dea 1 ~ en Lawrence attended a ball game meadow and pasture wbrk and · btrdsfoot tre-fo1l tJrely m order and Is a good m Cincinnati recently. Another e:o!ipcrtm.cnl which Is 1dea Mot:t of the clTI: ulars are 1n . Mume Durst and son, Tommy beef cattle The f1ve Meigs .county people rceetvmg eonsiderable mterest tor next }ear so 11 you want to r and Chuck Van Meter called on' attending the annuil field day is in the selection of cattle 'by elect four off1cers and reorgamu Mr and Mrc; Glenn Ahles Wedneamcluded N G Rose, Emory Pow· I producing h1gh protem milk for nex t , ear 3t you1 Septembl'r day evening Eber and lva Carpenter were m ell, Thereon Johnson, Carl Bilt· , While payment today 1s not en mectmg go right ahcadt Where Quality kam and C E. Blakeslef! • the basis of protem and othc 1 Sec:.retarv's Record Book Athens Wednosday evenmg Butternut aDd %ad St. Interesting experiments, de-l solids of {at, dairy workers I want to remmd the dub scMildred and Joyce Cuele, Bash monstrations and exbthttll: were potnt out that th11 w11l probably cretartes that the record books an, called on Eber Carpenter and available for observation through- be the future means of deter should be brought up to date out the day 116 well as two serie.~~ mining t~ value of mdk now This mdudes the frnancul of talks In the mor:ning, a -tour to It was reported that dunog the section, commtltee and off1cer 1 the puture farm and the main past fiVe years rate.!l bf m1lk and sectwns. Also the mmutes of program in the afternoou. 1 Cat production of all Oh10 cows EVERY rg.ee~mg should be reW E. Peterl!leJl, outstanding have improved by 2~% to a cur corded and dated Remember to da1ry authority from the Univer- rent level of 6,930 pounds of dc.s•gnale your public meetmg as 1 sttY or Minnesota, fold tbe group milk and 267 pounds or butler much so Jt won't be a regult~r that the futY!e -prospect& for fat per cow. No ether state haf meetmg. Be sure to consult your dairy meluded much larger herds reported mort! rap1d improve leader and have tht! leader slgn ranging upward toward 100 ment in a sln)tlar periOd. the recorrl book , • cows J)er dairy eared for by one C D. McGrew in reporting on Spend Wuk In Ohio Camp man. ThiS man will be a apecla· what artificial breedmg !tas ac Las~ week a couple of Mason liet and will not do ally work In· complisher:l atated that m 1955 County 4-H g1rls were guests of ,.olv)ld tn harvesting grain or 156. 203 sires were proved tn Ohio Lawrence and Jackson Counties, roughages for t.hc use of these hercb. Halt of these 'ires had Ohto 4·H Camp at Canters Ca'le, d.:1ughters supcTior to tbelr dams Jackson, Ohui! Mil>.! June Spen· cows. Petersen also pointed out the Also 1,487 of these bull~ had rna ccr and M1ss Jan1ec Jordan left posstbUltie! of rortlfylng mJ.Ik for ture equivalent, ~ 2 hmes a da}, last Thursday and returned last the purpose of, oombattnt aller· - - - - -- gie.& ift aome disease conditions. Much interest wAs u-oused In experiments on reeding Gf green cbop In comparl80n t.o grasa and • corn .silage and hay. A D. Pratt m d1scussina the u.se of roughage stated \hat "a cow is not adequately fed untU she ha& had more than 9he ean eat." This I& ~rue for 888 days ot ell(!h year. FU'11.herrnore, ~ahe ill not adequately fed Ullleu a ma• JOrity of the roughage Is of very high quality. Few people appreclBte how Mites Blamed For Dull Color Of Flowers Now New Busmess__ _ To Hold Open House Saturday, ~ LoutH Brewer and Mrs D1x1e Sm1th Portland , atten ded a 4 H meetinJI m Pomhoy Jut .. ~k lfr and Mrs Harold Va n Meter and children, Eatt Lrverpool, werr Sunda} guesU of bia parent!, Mr and Mrs Charlea Van Meter Mr and Mn Zer1mba Baker and ehtldren , ChJcaao are vtAJtmg hiS: mother, Mra Alice Van Cooney Mr and Mn Ro8l Deal Gambler, caUed on Eber Carpenter and famaly Monday Vartor DW'st cal1ed on Mac Van Meter recent!) Mrf REEDSVILLE '-I ---- .- hmlly, ThurlfhJ eveolna Paull.ne Bnwer and C'bildren shopped in Pomeroy F'r•day Rudy Durat, Mr and Mrs B R Allen ('llled on Eber Carpenter and {IJnliY Sunday . Mn Allee Van Cooney anti flste r, Mabel re-turned home Sunday Mrs Van Cooney 11 111 Mn Fanni.e Durst and Margar et spent Saturday afternoo n at Fork. ed Run Part. I In WOVEN WIR.E, BARB WIRE alao STEEL POST "?"•m: .' Daily Sentlne~ Pomeroy.MJdd!eport, 0., AU,. 18, 1161-1 On The Market FOR All YOUR 8:00 9:00 - ~- .• Suniby In all there were 136 oamper1 rupna: rrom 1().13 years of a&e. If 1 know thear 11rl•, the camp hopped wble the y were there leeden MMtt,. l.tvnlay The 4-H Leader• meehnt t or Auxusl wall be held lhu commg Satur day at the Hllh School EconOmics Butldin g at 8 00 p m There u1 a lot of bu11neu to b r ,:1s.cu~d. 10 1 would !i,ke ror all leaden, Uliat.lnt leaden coun cilors . .and juntw tt"il der• wh ? can to be pre1enl 1 12:.00 The LYntJ Ranier 12 -30 1own and Counh'J 6:1' ,John Daly and the Newf 8:3G IUn Tlo Tin Triplehorn recenU~ received hl,s doetor or philosophy degree from Cornell Un~veralty Both Tr1plehorn and his wifr were born and r:~.lsed in Bluff. ton. f:SO Mlet.ty Mouoe Pioyh901t ---··----Jft:ll9 Sign On Ul:l!O Adventurr.1 In Learning 1'2·00 Liberace OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. 10•00 Lucky 8 ltuneb 8 00 G\lt!;! Slotm Show 8:80 SRO Playhouse: 9 00 Guruapoke 9 SO '"olden Playhouae to 00 Tb~ Late Sbow P~ayhcu_•_•_•.,r_s_t_ar.;:•_ _ _....:'.:I:·:OO:__:T:_:::he...Late, Late Show• CHANNEL 13 FRWA i Mter attending OS, Triplehorn was on the staff of the Delaware Agrtcultutal Es:perlment Sta~ion's ent<.lmology department His rt· search proJects lnch.lded studlea on oak weevils ~:~na moaquJtoes, w1th some work on ornamenta)a He taught courses In entomology, toxonomy and insect control. 8·30 Captain Ko~~nJar~ Spc.1, Ptrafle 5 5S Weat!u.• man !·OO Action 6·1S Douglr.s Edwarda 6 30 Allen Count)' riatlve. h.lll begun research 011 the blolog) , ecolo!)', and control of the European corn borer, root worm and ear wbrm An Obio State Unlver.s1ty gradu· ate Trlplellorn .... m study differ· 1 ent' strains of corn In a .rearch for type1 resistant to insect injury. 8:00 t..lfe on the Farm f.:OO 'fii,J ••~l!l¥, ·~.«~M.. t 3ll YO~ IQAA J .,.... 5·~ WOOSTER-Corn cnemle. that annually chew O\lt hu;Je chunkl tn the Ohio farmer'• profit• face a :showclown battle w1tb the hirmg- of. a new enlomolo!:lst at tbc Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Director L. L Rummell reporta that Charles A Triplehorn, an Saturday - ~hannfl 8 11·30 Search r-or TOmorrow IJ-40 Guldina Ught 12-op s,u~·· l'.!t~~~· 12:!0 4-J lj!' W!'l'ld TUr04 100 Wf:\J~int P:30 Pantomlm"' ~ui; 110 oo News 10:011 Scl~ntnJ thfF W~f.thtf 1 ~0-10 The I Jilte Show 9:00 Fred WarlnJ 1~:30 .Strlk~ Jt }IJCh 11:00 ValillD' Lady 11.15 Love vi Uft: : 130 Movie Matinee OHIO I 7Qjl 1:fll Corn Enemies Facing Battle With• Scientist Purina Chows WHTN';"'TV Chanll"l13 RACES STATE FlllllAY 7.00 Jimmie J>e•n 7 80 Bb1tnn Blac!de Aerial Photo Identified & Vernon Nease Fann breeder• have been uttnr aeed ball1 lo the development of new varltlea, but the w.orli 1.1 labor· iou1 and tnne-conaumlna. A.J far a• the Ohio 1ardener or ifOWer Is concerned, these seed balls are wortbleu, Wittmeyer 11y1. w· Kennatd ----- - ' Slj:n On Today RomJ.er noon The Pl'ice 1:1 Ldabt Truth or Consequencea Tic Tar ooup H Could Be You i'ex and Jinx Current My L!t11e Margie Bride and Groom Matinee Theater Queen For A vay Modern RomaneeF co111edt rtfl)e Movl•t u}e Popeye: Presentf New.! Picture Wild BJU Hlckok Weathercast 7 00 Dr Hudson's Journal 7·3o ure •f Jlltey I • tO 30 N't-w 5 lleartltnet 10 40 NlteWi t•' b 12 00 J'a _. l~h t 1 00 Si gn Off U5 SJ>Oru En tor With rhe F.:rvm Deete1 Flllll'r Ann1e Oakley, chnmp10n rt(}e a! Home In Trov Mr· and \1r, ::~hot or Greenville, Ohio gave us Ad, Sl"k M<s Doo Cottrill 1'\ll•sts sharoo ,,,,1 Hoot , the former Ruth Pfann RJ\ the phrase "Ann~e Oakleys" and the1r chtldrun MJCh:u·l Bart mcamng complimentary theatre By Evelyn lrlcklu r · M' ""·'u "' • 11 owaru~ Richards Rv Mrs. Ad• Sloe'• KJall{ Rose Ann ancl and Su slln wure recent gt 1 <'~1s of l llckets TheY are pur.che(1 wtlh rlth f:ntiiJ!J L 1 and EarneJJt Richards or Salero Th .. Wt!e~e ret~nJOn was held Is e, Junmy Harden, En toea I fnends who h:>pe to leal •I holes like those Anme put in Va find Hazel Burnside of VIne Wt at Bailey'~ J,Jkc, f.ul( II A ~·ne and Roger Slack, John In lhe neflt fttlll r !' nf lht" 11('\1, playmg cards los ~ed 111 the a1r. Ohio sru·nt Tuflday Wllh Mt end coveretl ti1Nh dinner wns Pnioy I!:I 8 Yne Garv and Dan 11 v r.a~c. holll' of Hit' Hoo t fllttil1y Mrs Wilham Chapman and an ed bv thoaQ pn•scnt Mi' nnd Mrs S eaor Kay Schn('1der, Alire Jea~ Mr and Mrs n~· l bert Nl klson f 1 John W WPf'lfl, Cnlun,buR Mr isson an(l Ann Lee Watkm~ ll'l t ei ~ to F.(!Jtor SECOND BIRTHOA y T!'nnes~f'l.' Rpenl 1.helr ~oc~i: 1111,1 Mrs lummiJH!~ ('harle~ton h Mr an•l Mrs Willi~ Leud Jny, ~ 533 53~ S Oakle.'o AH The se{ ond lmthd.l\ 11~ Mr Lulumbus Oh10 hN1• w1 th h•~ parents. Mr and Mr~ Mr 1md Mr~ Duk•' f'nlnrnbus · am and d~ughters visili'l't ~h ( larence Nu·kles Mrs Echth ShPppnr~l Rurl• w and Mrs (,r rwgl' Stumpf w ( n! l1ndu d;~ughtt•r nf OJ .111<! Mt s Dear F.diiOr K D Amsbary Wols l t·h•hrated at W 1• wish to thank Sheriff Har Mrll P.vl•lyn Brlrkll's atteruh•fl Va Mr!! Mt•ll Daniels, Rudy, umhu~ Tu e~ d .J) cvemn~ tenbaeh and his men lhe Uov fh,• runr:ra! 'lf hur nwre Mn Cllf W Vu . M1· and Mrs ~·rl ~r an(! Mrs Wll!1nm fun1liff their hom(' tnu Spencer at Belpre 'Monda • Wl'l'~e. Mr ond Mrs John S~ll· nnf ROn ond Mrs lit•• sht'! D1ddle when bu·thdt~v eakl' and Itt' eJeum Scoub iUJd cacb and evllryoue Mr and flf1s Dale Hart y.of Vaj,(e illlci rhlldrt' n, u 1 ~~;nd ~Iris ~IIIJted tl'latln•s In l'IJiumlll's' were sro1 \It'd to I ucy ,HJd 1lllllf's whn ~o untiringly ~enrched fur I ew1 s K;lthle1 so many tlays tor our father Alht'm 11penr Sunday nfternoo Don W1•cse nnd son ond Mr a<l ~· wus accompnmcd home !Jy AmsiJar."o. :\oh ~ w1th ht-r brother and sillier 1 1 n Mr~ ~~arl Neasf' locjil tss {'llrol DHldlt> und Mtss Uel!y Kot'hi••J UN r.al. Harry Musou MalO)' S1· Mt' ami Mrs 11l'l'llld VIolet . n aw, ' .II. Mr~ Dt>llll S!al'kt•v rl'turned to llpolts Mr.~ (; It I((Jt•hlt·r aud I To )'Ou all our gra1Jtudf' Tlw tlnunl plcnlr nf the Prr 'i ·~t'r home In (_ tllumhth follo"-JU }J l'hlldit'll. ( olumbu~ Wtlt" unublto" Rt•spcctfully, A PTA m('('!Jn~ wa.11 ht'ld at the hvt"11an MiJtswnarv S(H'it>l\' W.l~ ll vacation sprut <~t the Will 1,> ll!ti' lltl Marte, l'htrrr Jr, and held in the Roadside Pa 1·k All,ll' flld1h.~ hume ~chool house Monday evening Lawrence Maloy 9 A C'OVI,'red dish d1nner wa 1 Mr and M1 s John C'JOoks and l'ho~c spendtng the week end with John Kaylol' were Mr and enjoyed Following the <linnf'r two da\l.:;:htcrN or Colulllbus spcmt FELLOWSHIP OUTING ~rs Evan Morri• and 4:!hildrqn of a ihQ.!'I business se~~lnf'l wal'. c6n· the weekeud wllh Mt utul Mr• of lhe Ches lt'r charge Mcmhc1s Canal Wlnchellter, Mr and Mr& dueled bv tbe president. Mrs Orvllle Crooks and Mr ann Mt.s MethodiSt Youth Fellowship w1ll Neal Morrow and ehlldre~ of Pearl McJ)rlde, the mmutes nf Donald Ltsle Mr and Mrs Chn1 les Duck have an outmg and jHtiiiC al Cleveland, Mrs Oelpha Moffitt and of the July meeting was rr~acl hv Don Cott 11 Jl worth and granddaughter Rober- Lilke Alma , Sunday Those gomg ~'~ 0 n and daughter of Baltimore M~ the !II!Crebry Mrs nre requested to lllt'l'l on thl' Mr and Mr• Auaust Roccl' •nd and a free will o.ffering was Ia Lewu of Rittman :u e spendmg- Pomeroy parkmg lot 111 I :JO p m ranuly or Canton and John Kaylor tali:en Pre.!Hlr'lt Wtre t~E'~e mem · this week with tlw former'~~' The regulllr meeting ol Lhe group bers Ml1111 Frances MUJII&W, Mrs parents, Mr nml Mrs Albert J1· of Chlcayo, Jllinola. wilt be held Monday ut 8 p m at Florent;l' Duckworth. Mr and Mrs. Leonard McGill Rubert Harden. Mrk the Rock Sprmgs Methodist Jtoberl Jenk:m, columbus, Chur!'h had os auestr Mr. and Mrs. G~Or,i~ Harden, M'ts Al~rt Duckworth Wllll11rns, \ofr!l spt'nt several day.s here with McFar.Jand and daughter, Mary and MrN Clifford Genrfll! Schneldttr Mrs Pe11rl Mr and Mn Willis Lci.idln!lhllm fiOil (,corxll Jr of Connellsville 011le Sayre or Columbus spt•t•t l'a · Mrs L H Mraoz of Detroit, ami M't·Brlrle. Mrs F.ll.!p~t'lh J.oll:~nr, RETURN FROM VISIT Qul('k Mrs Don the Wt!t'kt-nd Wi!h 1\.Jr and Mrs Mr and Mr1 R B. Burnett~ or MrM JIU'lf'~ Mrs to'rank Jenning~ lmd ch1i Fairmont W Va 1isl'i', Mr11 F.arl Nea.~e. Mr11 0Jts Hubtuu d dr6n K11lhy Lmdy ond llebbw ""I!Jo .....1.. ~ M1 and Mra Paul Torrenc(t ,.nd Mur) Hubbard, Mr~ · rrJae 811.1 Mr .und Mri <'l'' 11 Cook and have rl."tured fl'om a se\'eral ....,., ao • ' ,... '"" son and Mt and Mrs J1m (.'om 11 tlays vu~lt w1th her l)lll'~nh. Afr !On or Columbus spent the week --~---..L.. -'- --- -f'lld with tbelr parents, Mr ahd Ions and dllllghh•J of UeHer and M1·s I etJ Sdmma1 ht-r b1 1:;. 1'1' Falls spent the weekend with Woed.i hl'ld, 0 Mrs Charles Chaffee and 'Mr and Mr1 Roland Torrence Mr and Mra Howu.d Rauch and Mr and Mn~ Walter Cook Mrs Dou¥1as Knapp and son Mr and Mr• W1yne BriFklaa ehlldren, Mila Beverlv Klae.Jt of ,.. HA~OLD HYSILL HONORED from V1relnia were Sundav 1ueat1 of her brOther Newark, Mr and Mu. Robert ha\e rOturned Harohl Hysell wat and sllter-ln.Jaw, Mr and Mr~. Pllnter, l>OUIIII JohD1on, Mr and where they ~ecompJ.nicrl Mr and honor •t 11. family Cha.rlt!l SP_encer ot Belprt. r.!Nl John sOutherton of Rutland Mra. a.. lph Painter and dauJ'):ller Tuesday evening ,,,F,,.,,•• Mrs Inez Burdette and uulh· .r. aJJ.d Mn 'RuaaeU Painter wert' for a visit with reloll\es t~ ot Point P)ea.ilnt attend(! tbe Silnday dinner eueshl f.Jt Mr. and Miss Pattv Oiler has return~,! Lake m observance of to her dulles In Camden Clprk day Pr'c~ent were Mr Parker Rflunlon here at fhe hool Mrs. HarrY Brown of Minersville houac Sunday and also caUed on ludy Starcher and Mary Jo Hospltol, Purkersburg, ofltor .t Harolc~ Hysell nnd fllmlly, Mr! Ora,.Caldwell Bou•b wert amona thole attendlnK thr~:e weefu vacallon with her bull, Mr. and Mrs. H()mtlf Mr and Mra Rol.und ·Torrence c•hlp at Ctmter's Cave near ~ack· mother, Mr~ G1'ace Oiler and and Mr. and Mrs. Robert ' and daua:hten apent Thur'aday 10n, reeently. erandparlnls, Mr nnd Mrs. Will· and family \tilth their dnuahter. Mr. and M.r• Mra. Will HeHman S'pent Thurs- lam Dhidle and brother Carl Morrill and family of Racine d..,. with Mn. Mary Halley Mrs J. M Bowen accompamcd bY Mrs Oscar Henry of CUfton, JJ,rlelfe •ltyr:d lor a lonref ~i1.lt Mr and Mr1 Floyd Spence On ·old fllAhioned belllnr wa 1 •pent SUnday afternoon with Mrs W Va., Mr. and Mn Clarencl! held for Mr. 4nd Mrs Dqn Hetd· J'ennle Rouab Ward, Columbus and Den Quisenley (Pauline Oo'rat) Monday fttvht commencem~nt Mr and Mn Curtis Bailey uf berry attenrled at their home here Athens were Saturday 1uests or exlilrciMes nt tho Unlverslt,r at Qu1se11· Ml'l Mary 'hliey and all caJle£1 A.th~na when Donalil LICI~U GR~IjTID berry receiYed his ~ei{ree Mrs on Mfl. Mar1ha W(llfe ln the att· A marJI&Jie llcen~e ha:; bv('n e"IIOOP Bowen Mnd Mr Quisenberry wero A trio or local men wUI launeh 1ranted In MetiJIJ County Problllc Douala• Johnson la !pendlnll: a J!ueKts at th~ home of Mr and Saharday a new ~uslness 1n thhl Court to RDscoe C Wise, MJddl('. h1w daYI with hili ~nndparenls, Mr1 Rower Qu1senborry for a area when the Supreme tee port, 24, student. and 1\hry Jane Mr. and Mrs Rayrh~lld Taylor of Juncheon ln honor of Mr. a~d Cream Co. of Bradbury holds ita Scott, t8. Ml_nt"rMvillt! 1dud41nt Mrs DonPid Quisenberry Addi1on "Open House" trom 9 a..m to 9 Mr and Mrs Eck Moore o1 om. Kayford, W Va . spent the week end with Mr. nnd Mrs J. c. Fnora of tree lee cream wlll Ferrell be llVtn vlsitc>r• by Wilbur RowMr.!l. Fred Crow Jr, and son ley 1..Cbules Blrn•tt and Joe Ball· J.)IVOftD IN'TBRIESTS OF Ml!IG8.MASON ARIA Carson and Mrs Trvln~ Karr Sr ey ratrona will be liken throu1h . IICHAID I. OWIH - OINIIIAL Mfo-11 -,ent to Camp Arrowhead at lbe block buildlnJ converted into IIIYNOLD I. CIRUNI - I{IITDI · Jackson to brloj Lhc former's an lee cr,:!a~ me.'nufad~ina p~ant from a mU'k house used' formerly ~~~~·~,!!.' Writi~ lac., N aon Ricky home Doujillill Gent\elmer QC Forest on \he Bailey dairy farm. ,.... , N.W Yoilt .,tifld 11 MCOol elUII malltna matt. ,.t tiN DOlt olflee at Pum ttun visited his sister Mrs Ellen Jtowley.; Dar,nett and Bailey ..., Qtlo, Baer who relnalns ttl at her havf. d.;alt either In Ice cream or •boirlplloo ":;' Del'!l'7 b7 eorrter wbero naUabto to II" hotne products closely alij.ed to It Ukt ""/~if:'~' aaee ·' 'l'lle Dollr Son~Aol . ollloo, tli.OQ: 11a lllr and Mtlil Jimmy Sayre of I rniH( all their working lives Tille fll.~. moto:' I'OUia ~""' ov,dloblo Pomeroy are ereetln& a new company plans to wboleu.le lee 1: 117 01 ~ vftt Ill, tl. ..,, ""1P ~" h~• OJ1 Church fft 1cr,am at the plant aQd ret up ~r. am1 Mu. Willian;~ Ji',~cbln· ,aoon 1 iloor-to·4o0[ 4elivery J1)t.it~ ger. '~P chjldr,p SpeJJ.t ~"'ndey a ruiw e&lJeC ally oQuiJ)ped ~~lfAUORi~N llj lliJAJl,laJ QlJ~ true~. • TUPPERS rLAJN- - TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan~el I Friday ' more conservation practices were applied by more soil conservation d1.s tnct cooperators 1n one · 1 outcrops of the W ltor the .moat be ner1,:1a e are regJme durJng the 1930's Carl Bilikarn,. work Umt conservaUonJst, revealed ~hursday 32 new cooperators were added to t e 436 active cooperators as oC July 1, 1956 to July I , 1957 The 'total now is 484 Meigs county farms :.mder soH co n~ervmg · pans 1 Tb.e 1956· 19~7 growth of 32 is about the average expa~sJon or the program per y(>ar co~cco~ding to Bilikam 25 new, complet~ soil servmg plans were put into operation by farme_r~ through assistance from local SCS techn~c1ans There were 110 acres of strip ~:oppmg, 324 acrea of contour farming, 368 ds of tile, 305 acres of pasture 1mprovetnent, ~1 acres or tree planting in the year's expansJOn . li!:;eb Federal F•sh ~nd Wild~f~ service IIIIR· P ass and bluogllls for 4P f~rUI pqpds t Hugh Custer IS soli OO~!~'I'j'a~onlst w!lh ~:f}~c:l scs and wor~s with B!Ukam. D4n' ! n, Tuppers Plams, lo president of the ocal district conservatiou board; Clarence Price, Portland, Donald Mora (secretary), Chester; flarold Carn&IIBn, Racine, and Thereon Johnson, Plants, are rt)embers No healthier sign of th, coming of age by modern agriculture can ~ found than the fact of Meigs County's 48f farms cooperating under SCientific principles o! land use and conservation It is axlomalic, but still worthy of notlco - and indicative, too - many of the county's most prosperoua and prosressive farmers are on the SCS ro~ter. The SCS helps fatrners keep up with com· petition As in a retail or manufacturing business: management must take advantage of every available bit of knowledg~ il he is to in· crease p-roduction or salef and keep costs in lme The SCS, a government agency, extends something of this sort of thing to the Ameri· can far1er if he Js willing }o go along with fhe rule of Lhe game It just Isn't In Meigs County that the soil WHAT HAPPffiS WHElifTHfS -CORK IS PUllED? Potato Seed Balls t\ppear On · Plants, Look Like \ AT THE Come ~n and Shop Tomorrow POMEROY Conveniet:~t Budget· Terms at -E. Main Sl. Moore's Busy Stores Phone 388-Y MOORES Po111eroy Ohio Phone 98 CO-OP i>IImeroy Our Machinery Service Center Sells and Serves Southeastern Ohio and W. Va. With a Complete Line of Cockshutt and New ldeil Farm Machinery . LI!T US SEIWE YOU AND HELP YOU SAVE MONEY! w.q, "'WW I'M~ ~=,;:ag~~ =.~'I; II" " ., • �• H0pe'fuls To Answer Gr.ld CaH Monday .. .. . _ Flip Of Coin Placed.Title Game At ' llleine'Snnday With J:Wt(ord Tigers DrillS iiiJio ~~ on tbe ruo ,of I coin ~ Dllb' hen maM&ers .' •..• Jood crowd . and we could "" the mOnt'y verv hand1 ly. Cll;nllJv~ l!ld'" Lillie FOOOoy . Jfolli:' aNQiblecl loy: the h onor of Determining the winner follow· t-Jnt iflt )OJM team and getting ing a r uUng by lA' ague Pre9.ident "'th~ ••te"C~ester Tannehill , D:uly Sent mel Sports Editor. thai : ~ eoln WI! tOUH by Phil Coldui'~ 1 mfetlnj of rnp• 1 J ohn ny Rlebf'l. shortstup tor ci(lhe le&l&l,le at Tlle pomeroY Racine dur in[! the las:t t~ree league ~~~. De ••. • met ~ h an1..... ~ games. eould not play Jn the lltl£" ..... ~d rearet gam e. one : r h t hat Co 1 WeleOme To The , vll~~ ~~~;e~ ~oeu l~an~:s made r~r~ felt • lthough th at team fa iled t o ~· ,,• • •• I Volley Bqys • Jt' thutil, hard adept blocki.n8 and llyj.o)8 l!,o)jand UP rei'J&ri Rlee e_nf Detroit .4/n Oine .Troia• Jay YDamg •nd Of llsln· Ted Bailey of Racine bit a three run homf'r in the JOP of the fi fth for the Md&s All-Stars to make I the score 8·2 ... nd se w up victory over Hamdf'n in the second 111me i of tbe weUst on Imita tional Little L~ague bast"ball t~urney Thursda)' mght under hihb del IVf gru: on J4!UJ.ni thatP ffit'H1 :.l ~ill,'fl _ 1111 _ lQ ..,:~Af Cl'p. , .... ~ -Kan-- Meigs 1n SPORTS 11~. Jamf'M Jatkson, Pe~st HeJiOnal Director of the Ohio A.'i sotlatlo n ot Ga rden Clubs .:.nd juda:e or the Flower Show Ill lh!· M t"i&: 1 County Fair, praised thr show hlthly and call l'ld attention to the fine quality or matt>rial, used in the arranllf:lll(:nt.s in li pIte of t he drought in thr l'Olln· t y. DESK I t iif .it~eUca' pi..W~., · ~l cke y Date for the County Litt_le L~agucb b~se~a~~~i~~~~:oy A).ez Cijo, Qe~ ' ,oJ,ng what he hopes Wlll be h).J lblr~ Ji.~tJ~t , Who ~·· . ~, ~r.a~day, Aug . 22, on the pradJce fi e ld ac o n soda .., III/IJ¥ ' 'Hi1n b•• on IVM'•slo ns .......p jp ' J' l)lther II a r , "IIIO~~c.. ...... ' ••• ,._. .b- • l'>ne ior High Sc hool. There will be e n o ug h ho t dogs ~~ ....,. l ..:. ~ 'ffl fll#~ 'I" "' 175 fqQt1)fll P e~· wll Qlf ,el. M()~ay ~rJ)ig .. t ~ ~rJve th: btt~ e C!'r Hal -all f lavors- to round out the tummi es o( so 111 ~~l. Jl )'SJC&l exawJ.P.•t~OI\J wlif 1M! MJ.Y1~ ~· ,..= 'f~ e , ff1 1ft I ! " J u.nW:••w D .... .Jl tJ- ' T R • :f'-Af:s (lPJ e~ nupe '0 ecoup Ol'iJte f.ttM I"' h 1 1' As P' L T~ll!~;l~ "~ ~'If t;~~•• f:!'~ I"it .'ow er, yross, tf4!,.ers Ru.•ep. ., .._1 W''"-'"f ng out ~~ tJ)e S9,vtll: ttflp in~~ orf, . at the J Pft ~ ptactice bl ~ eo;lfY morn· 8ou(b <ltt!J$ at C~ptf~ . ' will ~<• - ~j:J.:'p~·JI.e~ ••d club "" 11 ......~ o~ 8 ~ be bu1y •"ies p'fiti p ,111Qtt was not -"T ~: ,.. Yf'~ .... i •-b "' ' ' It'll~ c •nes I& a r t~ Ill ,IJ. • ID.I! d tA . J. Y 1•.mes. 91,.; U•Ul -rr.:.:.::C.::"'IT.C"'f:J..;::;:.;L..:.:_;;'~:.C..-:-- Befow lea~.~:::;:::.: th~~h::'tt;~g,·~.t;;~t~ 2 I t rt 8 and pony le,guers . · th tab for the The Meigs County Jay·cees are aeceptmg n~irmation a!· .:. ifl4i• 5 u/9 it I ' I HAM SH()OT I Su ncloy, Aug. 18 I :00 Till Dork •yon's 1· ' ) CleonCors Low Mileoge I SEE THE DIFFERENCE ! ' I !: 1957 P~YMOUTH ...... · ~ :. $2995 SMITH CLOTHING YOUR Shopping Heodquarters BOATS Boys Wo111en See Our Modern Styles 1954 lUlCK ·· · .. · .... · ...... · .. .... · .$1195 1: SEE OUR FOR Men I· I' I MAKE I ' " ' FAIR G•""'• Get a "FAIR DEAL" 1956 OLDSMQBILE · .. .............. · $2595 BUY NOW! AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES * WRITTEN GUARANTEE : . *Phone 491 -Open Eoch Doy 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. l953 CHEVROLET .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · .. · $795 I at The 1953 PONTIAC · ...... ........ .. .... · $895 1956 GMC !tl-Ton .. $1845 SCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS Metl'opolitan Mcarine I SALES ond SERVICE 1954Chevrolat ..... $1595 0 1953 MERCURY .. ""... .. .. .. .. ' $795 2·Ton Traelor wlth fiftll wheel, vacuum Hood controlled brake s. Extra good tires, lar(le heater and defrotter, ready to work . 1 door Wan. Bpotleu dark green m•~\ u ll i~: Cini sh, ;:ood tire~ . exeollodt motor. 1953 Chevrolet · ·· · · · · · $865 1953 lUlCK ·· ·· ········ ·· ·· ·· ··· ··· $995 Heater. J.oadmtlteJ Coovertlble. :floy, ahe's loaded with power steerioa, ~r IJr~:r•· ttower windoW•. power aeat, dym•tlow, radio, heat,.. ~r. beautlfil wfilte bod)' with a t»lack top. : 1952 CADILLAC ........ · .. .... .... · $1295 lltri~ 11. o6 deor Dirk blue , hydramatlc , radlo, heater, tlnte4 ...., tl4N Ukt iioatlnl on a cloud . Get behind the wheel and -y.-..-, ~llll the car of etrl. ltSJ CHEVROLET .... · .............. · $119 5 1 M.l,dla. Dark •rein llnJJh, heattrl atandard shift for better ..,-p.~uM:KI eyUndd enalne, ~lkt new t rea. A IOOd buy. ' 1954 Chevrolet '-': Ton Pickup, 8 cyl., lOW mileaa:e, tires Uke new, red finish, Heater. 19J5 OLDSMOBILE ·: .. .. .. ...... · .. · $1995 RoUdt~ Coupe. coral g4 white two ton' with white wall , one toeal- dwner, hfdtamatlc drive , radlo, hf'atc~ a real ~ear. 1953 PlYMOUTH .... .. ·· ...... ...... $695 Cranbroot 4 door Sedan. A happy, amooth runnlnJ Uttle ear that wiU live you mlles and mlle11 of i ef vlce. lieater, hi·drive, seat eowra. like new tlreJ. 1951 PACKARD .... · .... · .. ...... $295 C\UtOIII 4 door. Bi& roorll)' luxury ctr that rldas like a dream. IJiht P'IY fiDiah, ultramati.c t1r'lve. rlllo, heatet. ~RR & VAN t ·AHDT •• Phone 415 Pemeroy, Oh lo ~-Ton • Pickup. Extra nice, green flnith - 1953 Ford .... · ...... · $1295 2-Ton L.W.B. Sound V-1! motor, a:ood cab, 2· aveed aa:le, (4) practically new t1n1 CI:Ux 20-lst line), lO·fl dump bGdy with good hol!t. New paint Job. 2 Ton . L.W.B. - 2 apeed axle, new paint. job, heavy duty springs and fram e. 1950 GM( .. · .... .. .. $489 o/• ·Ton Flat Bed, 1&' - 6 ply tires, sound motor. Cab and Body W. \a. inspected . Where Better C::an Cost Less .; 1956 Chevrolet ·.... · $17 65 1955 Plymouth .. · .. · $1365 4·Door 210 - Blue and ivory. Radlo and heater. Extra nice. Belvedere 4-Dcior. {nterlor ljke new. Heit· et, V-8 motor, a:ood Urea. Beil(e finish. 1954 Chevrolet · ·· · · · · · $895 1955 Old•lllOIHie · · .. $1595 4-Door Sedan . BeaUtiful 2-tone rreen finish. Spotleu interior, good rubber, auJ.r•nteed all ttle way, heater. 1954 Plymouth ...... $1195 Belvedere 2 Dr. Hardtop. Black over blue , radio. heater - !Wat covers. 1953 Buick · ........ · $1095 Super Hardtop. Dynrdlow , radio, heater, seat coven , perreet tires, blue and ivory finish. POMEROY ., .. - :-.--- , Qn Moin Street 88 - 2·Doot' Sedan. Radio, heater, seat eQv· eh. Extra C!lean. 1953 Ford····· ··· :····· $845 "8" Customline. Maroon finish , all good tires, heater, spotless lnterior. 1952 Chevrolet · · ··· · · · $645 ' 4 Door, Clean Interior, &ood tires, 2 Deluxe tppe blue finis)~, Powergllde, Radio and Hiatet. . · SAVE • SAVE SAVE • SAVE • !iAVE 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR HARDTOP IE..VIDIU Fully Equipped.. 6000 Miles Green and White Sport Tone Nl:W CAR GUARANTEE BOTH C~RS MOTOROLAe I I C R RADIO at the hard-to~befieve price 24 HOUR of SERVICE $3995 I Hoskins Family Reunion Is Held At Gallipolis Every Meol Hos Toste Appeal! TOWING WERNER RADIO Prestcm Motors, Inc. MA!lTIN RESTAURANT ",;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;::::;;;:;;;;;;;; TWO Jof ly CJ ub Members Hon,ored On Birthdays ., The birthdays of Ml's. Lillie Hauck and Mrs. Wi lbur Han nitl ;.( were observed when t he Joll y Club met Wednl'sday even in g at !he home of Mrs. Roy ~ ay er , Oak St. Eac h were prese nt ed a gift fTorn !he club an d also fr om their mystery sislcr. Mrs. Hau ck preside nt , pres ld('d OVCf a shoTt business sessi on af· tcr which gam e:. were played and prize award ed to Mrs. Gene Evans. Refreshme nts wel'e served bv the hostess to Lhe above name;! and Mrs. Donald Hauck . Ml's. Gerald Wildermuth , Mrs.. t::harles Straws, M t-~. Albe rt Wood ard and Mrs. Otmer Grimm. REFRI SEVERAL SI~ES No Down Payment E9sy Terms OPEN EVENINGS TILl 10:00 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR COWR FIFE REFRIGERATION 711 8. Third Ave. Phone 8263·Y Middleport Jewel Price 9th Birthday · Is Celebrated ;;::::;:;::3::::;::;:: I Elizabeth The ninth birlhday ;; Price and 3 ltqOMS OF All New FURNITURE \ JOCKEY BREAKS ANKLE DEL MA R, Calir. UP - Joeke y Ja mes Wood, 20 , sffered a bro. ke n ri ght ankJe Thursllay when his mount, Vance!, fell during the ru nning of t he fir st r::~ ce at Del Mar . Wood , of Blackfool , Idaho, wa s unse-a ted wlten Vance! cr a!':hed into the ralling ~nd fell to the grou nd. , BUDGE PATTY ADVANCES MUNJCil, Germany UP- Budge Patty of Los Angeles and Paris, who will play In this year's U. S . Am ate ur elu~mpion s hip! for the first t ime i ll fi ve years, gained the qu :.trter.fin als of the Bavarian InLernational tennis championship9 Thu rsday, beatig Helm ut Mueller of Germany, 6·3. 13·2. • • - r Supreme Ice Crea-m Company IN BRADBURY NEAR BAILEY'S DRIVE-IN ~ SEE THESE BEAUTIES 1956 Ford VB of Jewel th e third I birlhtlay of Lenny and Lucy Burney was eclebrnte1l with a wiener TOaSt held in the yard or the ll" home TU esday evening. Their mother, Mt.'l. Marjory Price, was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Jewel Welch in serving ice cream, birthday cake. Koolade, wieners and potato chi ps. Guests lncluc!ed Sally and POweU, Davey Boyd, Mike Smith, Phoebe Harper, Carol yn Ervin, Linda Jones, Elaine Morton, Mar· Fairlane ~ dr. F.O.M. Radio IJyn ·LaJean , Allie Price and Fred· . Clean and Nice . die Surney. "Mrs. Ora Scoll , Columhus nnrl anrl Mrs. Emma Bl and also aldr. Rarllfl . 'h .. ater, nv•e rd•·i,.l feiided. lcllean and Solid . MANY MORE TO I!X·RAM &IONS CHOIJSE FROM OTTAWA UP ~ Former Fordham end nnd Big Fuu·r 'football scoring le ader AI P(eifer, who was released on waivers · by th ~ AUTO SALES AFgomauts, has signe-d a Phone 6Qfl.,l Con tract with the Ottawa Open tlvenlnga unlll 9 p.m. Rottgh Riden. Ottawa cut two AI Trallle Light '[ •ir.cll~di~i."iBernie the squad Thursday, 1; Flowen of 1954 Mercury METROPOLITAN FurY £atlne NEW CAl GVAIANrl£ Chrysler C, Plymo1Jth has~be:"'en~•'>ppo'l"'''~""'t':'''.:_I~""E"V"E-:R"Y"ON"""E"W""I"L"C"OM~f~~ I FamoUI 200 H.P. MEIGS MOTOR CO. . ' CHARLES BARNEIT, WILBUR ROWLEY AND JOE BAILEY open a new buslneos ven- ture this Saturday. Rowley points out a !act n bout the top quaHty Orville MUk: Condensing Co. mix used by ~he _trio in m_a nufactu!ing ice cream for wholesale at ~.he plant. They plan door. to·door servlce m a s pec1ally equipped new truck soon . Also, all kmds of special party orders of ice cream will be available to the public. · OPERATED Now On· Displ~y - PAY ONLY $59.50 DOWN 'll!d t2t.OO per moath BAKER FURNITURE DOUMONT MODEL$ AIUUYII-«G SOON . ' OUR FiNE LINE OF AUT- OMATIC WA51fllt&, DRYERS, ,. Wholesale ~c~ cream at the plant in Bfadbury where it is made from the finest quality mix in Am~ricQ, . purclt&s- , REFRIOIUTOll & lANCIIS ALLEN 118 E . Main St. • Of Free Ice Cream To Be Given Away Sat. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. EVERYBODY INVITED ! ! ( ZENITH TV and RADIOS Sh BY JOE BAII.EY, 13 years ln the milk business, WILBUR ROWLEY, milk and Ice cream bus loess all his life. CHARLES BARNETT, milk and lee <ream b usiReos 1.. yrs. NEW 1958 MODELS INCLUDES FRJOiiiAIBJ! REFRJGERA 'fOll llld GAS RANGE Oa The BriJ(Ited .COI'I!er Ia Mldtlltn~.ort I I 4 Door, Corel and While OlJR EMPLOYEES II(AV ATrEND. THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR --Mo11key Run Paw Fully l!:qujp(ied ln<twfiq Tbe WE WILL BE CLOSED SAT(JRDAY AFTERNOON 80 ' Jone G 1more Honored Guest At Bnde Sh.?wer TH BES S"VE EQUIPPED WITH POW~R STEIRIN. ond POWER BRAKES <Neor ° WE. SERVE ONLY' Demonstrators 19$7 CHRYSLER r. . .... Reunion •1 ·J o. • . I AMJIIICAN YAWL WINS the Un.lv.rt;lty ot ClM.bul.l$.l wHff PLYMOUTH, Eoslaod UP he won Mtttl'l Jn ~atetbAUI biNThe Americ~n yawl Carina, owned. ball aod aotf, and Mltippered by Rkhllrtl N)e or Greenwich, Conn., won the 600mile ocean yacht nee Wedne.day , crouin,: the fihlih lme ne;&er the Fu1nt-t Lia:hthouse at 3.22 ' p m edt The SwedLSh yawl K1y and the British cutter Jacsata Suadar. Sept. 11 ttn th111ed the l'arina up the !nt~li•h Channel but ntoither 1U! expected ~1!,:!11Y> to arrivP in lime to O'o'll'rl'Omi!' thto IHIIIIIil'llp tlwy had \u aiJuw ( '11 ~hiller'""" rina . I • 1954 Chevrolet .... .. $1295 I 11 1 1952 FORD ······ ····· ········· ·· ·· $595 1956 Ford .... ...... · · $1395 l ij ( Jr.. ond ""'· ~ l<'lno. 1q1011t s.... miw !or !lilt a.diiUII IOfOr day with Charley Kni,btlnJ Sr of th' Nailon•l Jlt!UtMU ..._ H...... .. lftCI!Itto Oil Baptl!it Church Qlldf! plana to daughu~ r . Barbara Geraldine. to were Mr and Mrs. \'alf'Jf' Spen· honor of N.anc) ~OU !>h who wa, wrve the C.lilnleen for t·he- Blood Norman Van Meter, 10n ol Mrs cer, SyracuR: n oa:er Ro~ah, Mr. ct!lehra_lin6 hf'r sevt"nth hirlhrla)' Mobili' on Sept 12 when. they mel !.aura Villn Meter , and the 111 1•· and Mr1. Hay Heine) . Mr and Attend•na: were ~r . and ).1 r, Thursday e-venlni at tht' home or Carl Van ~cler or Racine. ..ln. Andy Crou and son Jo Ruuell Roush ii JH.l f•mlly ~lr Mrs. Allen Hua:hea. Mr11 8. F Par. . . [Miller all of Letart , Altha WI ('~ l "nd l-1n;. JINt>..·rt Housh ,nrJ . .. n malee president, waa 1n ('harge of ' 1 he weddin¥ will ~ an event ~r line and Harry Ptd.enA, R1wme Mr~ Wlllltt•r Hou.,h .1111d Llh~··· the me"tlng and Mn A. R Pul· ~~pte~b7 ~ '"h Sau~ Palru·k ~rs. Lelia Rirflc aM d.au ~ hten: Slauihl.t'r. len w_aa the lead~r or the opening un are am , liS \frs. Dolly Wolre , Mn Ru s~>t· l l e · hi h b Mr. aud llrJ. J t1hn Wolft· >"t'J•I de "ot•onal • ' "rvtce w. '" w1u as· , 1 ~ ll. !1 aud diiughlt'r ~. l1n W.d " ed pn t tl T ht th ·' p 1 Sund;.y with Mr an<1 Mrs J :•m .·~ . e we )'· Jru_ 18m 111111 I lt•r Roush. Mr. and Mrs IIHold I .mcluded pr ••,er . Sc np 1ure r('a• 1 ICuush, aud l1rH _ Ja('k. Stl.arpnad. .-t' Wiil at Pt . Pleasant . ;md ~rrcn:i· 1 mg and muJitation . Stnding gift~ but unahlt to <~1 'Jl>'~~~ ftr'",',~.·d' ",'t··',',Hn,',,,~,-·~.',"",', In dl!K'Ussl ng the show aft «.>r 1 MI .. •tow she hact completed ht r judging. t d M d 1 "' ~ ' ~ .. ortt•nd PW, Rf. 124 M rs. Jlck.son commended Mrs Th e class vot('(l In POlY their • . t·n wt-rt' r . an 1\ r~ . \!it'lor Hunlington Plul Baer. super intendent or the aeco nd insta ll me nt of S40 on lht> Sa!ll. Racm~ .a nd ) tr. . an.d ~r· . ROYALS NAME TRAINER P9(luck Dl. nne r • I • ~har(' the,·''" po rchaa>'og tho•. "••· o, e n Ander~on of Anll(jUll)-" Il L' HoB~ Norrul spt'l11 the ""' Cl NCENNAn Uf-'- ltobert Hnr· sbow f or t he ~c h e,,u c, the sla"· ~ Mills J ane Gilmo re, bride ell'rl rr h 1 f h d k "l list Camp pro ject. · t'S men s 0 om~ rna e Ic-c· Wee with his son VIr," II anJ per , former Ohio hi gh Jeboo l bas· 10 A.M. Till ?'?? lng 1nd1 the fi ne e frert of' th !' .... as honored with a m iscellaneou .~ cre am, ca ke, &an d wll' · hes ami i,..,. f<11111 1y at Mt. VHnon _ :Mrs. Shi rley Mills wu author· . shf;lw as a whol e. ~ho w ('r recenlly at ·the home or 1 ... M ketball coach, Theme of the 1 ~7 show was l!'ed to pur chase need('d equipmnt \trs . Rober t Louks. ea wer e .servt-.. · 'd t . and ,~fr~. Hi•rb~rt Roush 1111 for the eh urch klt('he n a nrl dining son an Mr~ . W.lltN Roush · ~::~s ~~~~ed 8 ~ 1 ~~e :r~~eu!~,<' :.~ ~rll h!'oLara~d"~ itt'th' e 1L',~",.p,Ntl'a'ru"',.; room. Birthdays or Mrs. Iva Turn- Hostess«.>s for the evening were ra~iJ·Y an"df M~~bBr~nr;.: ~ Wotr,e ' 1"hd call<!d on Mr .A and Mr.~. Albert L..i;.f.. Junior Gard en Clubs are " " er, Mrs. J . Q. Ri('f , Mrs . H. M \1rs c~rol "!'arlor and Mrs. Wade v • v ~P<'O l Pt•erJon 1!11 Ba:man .,... blue, Mn. Purley Karr; red, Mr8 Cross, Mn. George Bahr, Mrs Louks_ Severa l game$ ant! contests weekend WL th Lhe•r partonls, .111r ~rrs. Dallr WuHe is f'mployeu He ler1 C. P. Bt adbury. Mn. Clyde Wine- "'ere held unde r t he direction of and Mrs. Gord on W11l fl' .:111il at crow's Steak Housf' p m, , being form ed ini the cou nty an d C. E. Blakeslee; white, the judge was genero us in ber Fisher ; '" Down Memory Lane" bre nner and Mrs. Dana H•m•.lto n Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Frances Rob- Gr: eo;;r;;~;;e;iH;;;';:';;;m~•~n;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;~"~'-·;"~''~'~'':'·~f~h•~r~l,~-·~·K~~~i~~~~~io~,;·~~ Rarde n·• red • 'Irs Pn ise for these youung arra ng. blue • Ft v"ren"e " " were observPd. crts l'rizes were won by Mrs. Ad· Mrs. Et!wln Baer : "The Cburch · rlie Norris. Mrs. Kathleen FranciK \ ers. Awards eiven Wt:: re: "Dow" by lhe Side or t~ e Ro~~ " · bh:.e , U Wa.'i re ported that _Mrs. Har ry Mrs. Margie Manul'l and Mrs. Ola' MexJeo Way", blue, Alice K. Florence Harden, .~ 2 To the ~o~dashelt was rocoverm g from in Bowe n. Miss Mary Jane Eichinger Thompson ; red , Betty Dean ; white Garden of a Friel)d , blue Mr11. 1 JUrieS received In a n automobile won the door prize Marie Koblentz; "Along tht> Purley Karr: "The Holy Land" accident while returning from a · blue, Betty Dean: red, Jean visit with the Rev. and Mrs. Ron· Gift !! wtre plt. ced on a table Nease; white, Lois McCain. aid Place and threE' childre'n in centered with a lovely arrange· Green Lake s, Wi!. Mn. C. E. Hoyt mcnt of mlxt ..J flowers in a_basket · Houseplant awards were blue, gave the dosing proyer and Mrs. con tamer WI'th th e br1·d e d o 11 on ( Jl, Harden ; r ed, Donna Milton Hood led the program one side and the groom dvll on the Holter; white, Allee ThomPson : which Included contests and a Bi· other sid£>. 'Edueational awardi, blue, Bett y ble quiz end the showing of mov· A!tt' r Miss Gllmore open~d 'her Dean; red, MMI. Roy Holter; lng picture s of the 1956 Easter at white , Mrs. Donald Mora . Speci· the local ·~ hurch and also o r the many love!) gifb, re freahmenh wer e served to Mrs. Jean Kloea, men awar~ : blue, Mr ~. Purley Middleport eoy Scouts. Karr 3; Ah'-'e Thomp~.on, Mrs The hOSlelSses were Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Irene Pnrker . Mrs. Margie Hornee Karr, Mr9. Ro, . Holter : I Mrs. Je~mes Sound ers, Mrs. WilJ Man uel. Mrs. Sylvia Zwl.lling, Mra. red, FIOJ'ence . Harden, 2, Marl ~ Hapton!ltall , MillS Sylvia McMaster Md ie Norris, Mrs. Kathleen FranKoblentz; whJte , Florence Hat· and Mt. J . o._ Leonard They serv. ~is. Mrs. Ola Bowen , Mrs. Doril den , 2. ed a dessert course to twcnty.fiv e Gilmtre, Miss Eleanor Robaon, :\fr S. Ann Sauvage. Mrs. Opal Dii· Junior Garden Club classes !m e.~be~s and one guest, Mrs. Char- ll'y, Mrs. Eunice Will. 10 and awards. were ! "To Santa's f..., Daxon, Toronto, Canada. Mrs. Vern Van Meter, Mrs. Fran· U.tena like a conao1e . , . Workshop", blue, Pat1y Ko~lenlz; ces Roberts, Mrs. Wade Louka, LooJu like it wu cu8toru made t:,ed~ Sally Mora; white, KaY Ault. \irs. Helen Teaford, Mist Mary for your car. VOLUMAT[ C control keep• Jennifer Blakeslee; ''To the Cir· Jane Eichinger, Miss Marie Houda· voJum• from ladiag under btid«u, viaducts, cus", blue, Emilia Legar; red . .,;helt. Mi ss Jane Gilmore. Mis~ • etc .... Anti·Nolse Circuit eliminate• up to 99o/. S::andra Humphreys; white, Carol Kathy Francis and Valerie Gil· uJ all power line interfer t:nu• noiN, hub, hum, :r buzz. Baer; "1'o th."' Dean, Linda rnore. • Farm ," blue . Linda Daer ; reJ , Those sending g1ft s out unable Mr.loand Mrs. L. A. Fusco (Vir· Sally Mora; white, Ge orge Thomp Come ln and \>lsJt soon son , Charles Le gar Jr., Carol ginia Haskins) of Hopkinsville, Ky., to attend were Mrs. Jean Duerr, Day Phone 81 0~ Night Phone 2452·5 Freda Duffy, ~in. Irene HoMeal or snack, you ' ll' enjoy Dean. Sedonia -, Spenct'r ) "Along and Elmer Haskins of Washington. the Trail", blue, Jennifer Lohse : Pa., spent the Week end with Ber· back , Mrs. Garnet Roush, Miss "Where RadJo and TV is A Business n~d. Diana B.aer; white, Leah tba Gill and the ~ayn e s loan ram- Wanda Roush, Miss Shirley Whip· pel an.1 Mrs. Leroy Rusche!. lly all of which attend ed the HasGruueser, Mary Thompson; "To Not A Sideline" -~---Blueberry H111 , blue, Sandra kins reunion at GaiUpoli s. Aslo aitendlng were Mr. and Mrs. COLTS TRIM ROSTER 481 S. 3rd Ave. Humphrey ; red, Diana Bacr; "To • Middleport No. Se<ond Ave. Mlddl•p<>rt WESTMINSTER. Md. UP the Fair", blue, Diana Baer: red. Kenneth Grover, and daughter Joy Loraine. ' ' Halfback Jack Harm1;n from East I~;;;;;;;;;;;; Louella Thompson. ;.. Of the 48 attending lhe reun. Oregon Stale and end Harwood I j Joy Grover was registered as Hoefl from South DakOta Stall' 2Dd Ave. Mlddleporl MIDDLEPORT PE:RSONALS . . \ · . the younge st and Mr. F . A. Ha!i- were rut f•·om the Baltimore I Colts roster Wednesday . Harmon Henry Wt'rner. Gallipoll!, is kins of Gallipolis as lh e oldest. Was th e Col ts• eighth draft choi ce, Middleport visiting Mr. arid Mu. Harlan Wornwh ile Hoell wa s ch~>se n on the ~5~;;;;;:;;::;::;;;:::;;~~··~ · ·~n~d~"~n,~R~i<~h~ar~d,~fo~r~tw~o~w~ee~k~s.,\ 24th round . Bridal.path", blue, Loi.L MeCaln: red, Mra P urley Kerr: white, Mra Dotulld Mora; ''The Gra.ld Canyon", blue, Mrs. WUliam Bradford : red, Marie Ko blentz : whi te. Mn. H orace Kar r: "1'o t hro Sushorc", blue., Helen Fhhe'": red, Lois Mt'"Caln : whitt>. Mar:e Koblentz·. "To thf' Old llome town", blue, Lois McCain: rt>d, M rs. Dooaid Mura: white, ltrs. Roy Holter: "To th e Count ry" . bl B d ue, t'\1)' Dean ; rc , Mrs. Pur· ley Ka rr : wh ite. fo'loren('e Uarden . "To lrchtnd ", blue, Mn . Don· aid Mora; red, Bett y Dean·, white, Mn. Purley Karr; ''To the Moon" blue. Marie Koblrntz; red. Mr11. MEIGS COUNTY 1954 OLDSMOBILE· ...... .......... $1695 .· ' Busy Bee Class .Wedding Pions APPlE GROVE Vr. ond "'" P'ritz Bor\. oon . ·-IBobby, Pom"qy and )ir~ fran k unty Fair Flower To Assist At Are Announcad ., H - r l Rouoh Buck . . . . . . . ndoy with llr '"" .. I J. aurprtk birthday part y wa ~ I Mn a.,, Buek • M PJ di~ Bloodmobile Mr and Mn John )(.rUn Pow- jtven honQr of Jll!l'~rt How.h Mu• ' •re an nou ncmg at hi• home Thursday evening h) I A ptc nk wa~ ht!ld Ihe Rod Show Draws any au ts The Buay lee Cl••• or tht! Pint er,the Boston, approachlnJil marmae or t hetr j Mrt. Herbert k oush. Attend ing Spnn&t l.air11round!i_ Sunday •n '- --::::--Co pay its $ 10 entry fee, an d fold, Wee Foozy Wolle dou bled in the . o A thre• weeks bdOtt' the end of -ond ~ .. SJ. !tlh w1' th T om Wht' t e on ·..... · the sched ult> to make it 9-2. White had aingled. 1 3. Racine was not pl'na lized fur· Johnson fanned three and walk- open ther fo r using Riebel although he ed one and gave two hit.s in three CllCI uj4 Jt,e to emg)!,abe was added ~o the ro!iltor aft er t h e inmngs_ Lou ks struc k ou.t three, t)l,t bofS i.n t,ht JU1 '(rte9b· July 15 deadli nP, wit hout officlal wa lked two. hit gne. and gave up •en) 1/~' tOr nt~ leW• life .. DETROil' . .. Daily Sentlnel , Pomeroy-mddtporl , 0., r .. D•UII Sentlnef ·--LI"' OCC NS:-:CUT :-:: · =-= ,o""u=R- - . .ll --- fair . Chow-ti,me i! 6 p .m ., s ubj ect to 6~t~r ~~lton ought. to be By next Thursday L eague Prexy tc el eat the bac k from a well-earned vacaUon and on. hand t'U:n! League Millie Friday N ltes ~ dogs . Trophies will be pre sented the wmnmg Ti ers lnditl· club _ Racine - · and Pony Le ague team , the g · .. • • ,,. dual trophies will be given boys on the top clubs too. · aDd the From here on, as , fr.r as Th · ~ p.;:;;;d-;; r1 ou~d- for I..iUie Ltll~ ~h!~Y Sports Desk can opine the future, 1activity bY adults, let us not fOrplayofls will "" ... White .. a:in Aug. 25 with the No. 4: team wit h another si ngle, Wolfe Md • tcr., ~., Or triJ,IlOI'to~. 1 CJiilC~G.O UF- Tile JM4le_J, ume position u were the 1951 there can be no arg\~rr~ent about ge t Hubert Price of Portland. $1tualed 3 MU•• whether our commumlles should Hubert a:ot side triicked onto aoi ng to No. 1. <J nd the No. 3 team ~:~~. w~~ber~~s { ~.ou~~~· ~?.:~ ~Jf wor~te''•: :::.erlt~f ::~ open . ' fJu"~·i~,IJle ~~~Jj,ef '"er.e Brooklyn Dodgen. ~e Dodgers 8lage. Middleport kid base ball. . T~e onl y farming for a few years in tlle 1 141 to No. 2. J. a s r.t wltb the Cub;" h~pi,qj to ied ~y nine James .,~~ 41 to late '40$ but he's back no~ Utto betd CO,JC • ,. 'reifln aome t~;~si estill! in,,q . o~fy that year only to have th~ queslion tha' can arBI' ts : all with ain&les. 0 1 h l . . apparentry llld 0 " . d WOfi. ni;:t atle~~ . P~~~Is::ll~~~~a~ d ~~~~PT.~~~M~ ·· ,,..~ !lls dr~~pint three . I, t~t tq Wh- . {;JJPtll wto 30 ol. t~t,lr lut _a& " Are we going to clo ll r 1gi)J , 1 w at our_ creat"r with proper orgarlbiation and en. . : . out {Dr hun-----educatwt an Jackson last night 4·2 to gain the sCNl4~-e~ lf -~h't · • 'f or wault~e io CincmJJ.¥M· ••~ and then Wlf! ~lt res?ltmg ough financing, a s it wu this ing with young peop e. , 1 · h M1 i .. H · nlarott on Bobby Thomson s fa. r1g t to meet e as. ~ u .. y{ 1vt1r. , 'j t were Ma,nage-,r ~irfJ' T,~bWHs was mou.s home rua . Hubert denie!i he had much 'o ye•r . or shall we let it flop along Meigs zos 031- 9 8 2 rf~ortll.!t .,~410~01'1 ~ new expectea to sit•rt oi,lbor Art fpw· : in a half-baked s tyle, shorl of do with lhlil socce:Ss or the ,RacJ~• Hamden 000 200--2 & b tnti't.or ~J!(t ~~j jtt ~ , f)rst ler a-o or Don Gi'oJI f:8' agllilnst CONTINDIRI COLLAPSING Howard Johnson. LOuk! (4) and ~eatfcoaefilng jo .~ntn 'a uf th e Don Els ton 3.5 of Chlc,go. The major dirle,rence in the motley an~ . sh~rt .. of Interested club this year but t.arr~ Morri,h 1 says, "Don't let him ktd :rou . . ! Roberts, MeJe r (6). Harvey and time setlool starta, ancl that. Asst. Th ursday night, ·cineinl'_lati rorrespondlng positions of t~e adult parhcipahon'! , There s ho~ld be ju ~ t one ansFor ev.e ry game Hubert brought Young. Coach Nolan Swackb.all,)er will op- lo!lt an 8•1 <.1eeision to Mllwaultee. '157 Braves ill:b.d '51 Dodgers ts a valutt.blC tontingent of s~~ en the foo.UjlD!l grind Tyesday. lt was the Braves' l4tll win out of that the "mlraele Giants" had al - wer next ~ pnng. AII ·Out. -lroop.s ln from his Com~Utlity'J~ In Mi~dleporl players w111 meet 16 ~~:ame s with the Redleg.s th{s ready begun to' m•~e )~e · move his r 11r . Also for prachces. , ~ TuesdaY mdlnlng for PbYtleals and yeur. · · while ai l th' e.ur.a;tpt "co Jn.ders'' helped coach the boys. If Llrt:7 receive h.eJ.met.s. shoulder pt.ds, Brave outfielder Hilnk Aaron are 'in a st,!l.te 9f virt,~ I!Dllapse . Mike Roberts · eatcher-pilch~r a,h~,es, shirta and. pf.ntl. :rw~J-day led th e Milwaukee attack with 'l'he St. Louls Ca~~l.nfls b~ve lost ror th~ Dodgers: and elongated 13 had to b'e gohe, or late. lfY:~ Roy Frecker Farm drills are e-xpected ll e ~mmn1 on t wo ho me runs and fiVe run9 bat· g in a row , the · DOdgers hBYe yeur old son t?f Robett (Bob) anti was thtrt!. Of course, Mo~li.-• Bashan Rd. W~dnesd ay. ted in . It WJS ~ard •nd drO.»»•d 1 or ·-tbeir · las! 1~. the Nonga Roberts, has his version wasn't ~e}l.t frojtl a..y came Fr~ahmen ,.of course, are eligi ble 34th circuit blast ~f Lhe ye~r. Red_le~ b(lve lost 8 o~ ~hetr. last of the final standings in the Lit· other than the last one or t~ in Middleport as lh po[iteroy. Milwaukee disposed or Red_le~t: 12 and the Philadelphia Phillies tle LeaJue to offer. He &a)'S when lte ,was det,rmiped to · itt ' a vacation frOm Ms heav)l' ~\11il· they're correct. Any aTgumt>nt ? At Rutl.a nd Jim Vennlrl wJll ap·\ starter Hal Jcf!coat in the Ctrst JO o.f their last 13. · mer !ehedult:. ' .. W L pear on the Red Devil ~cene ~ug . , inning with a four run outburst. Moe Dr•bowsky "itched 8 six· Racine . . . . . . . . . 19 1 26 and will besln 4rills 1mmed1ate· . The Redlegs .. got to Spahn in hJtter Cor the Ch~C$-go CUba, whose 12 8 Sponsored by )y aimed at t~ull~lng the sqilad 111 the 9&ond mnina: on a dou~le 4. 1 victory extended· the cardin· Redleas Uav c you basketball f11n, lf!til 8 12 Carl Wolfe of Radile lateJy? ,l(t. thpt last year weht ub.def<:ated in by third ba~ ('mnn Don ll~ak. lUI Is' losing streak to their longes t Dod~n; the Bucken· Conference. error by Aa•·on and a Stnlille by ai · · Pomeroy Moose ·Lod'e Syracuse 8 U how that felli h~s gr~~D ' u..-r; 1947 9 0 1• Vennari hT an as9l!Jhmt coach for 10hnn~ Temple . • ncLght·hlttinr ca.teher Valmy Yankees The siick one-handed. pU!I~ ·S~~t 6 14 arti~t admits lo having added· q~ Eddte Mat~e ws ~ ot t~e run Thoipas knocked in four run!! Pirates This record is fo r an li:<~mes, Inch in height.h thls summer. - ~~ b~ck .in the filth w1 th hts 23r~ wilh a homer and triple to lead (' tTeutt clout of the Year . Aaron s the Gianls to a 94 conquest or both lil!;lve,. looks like two or more. tlf iiD't second homu of the a:ame . wUP the DOdgers. a six·foot~r plus now ~rnetbl~J ~rank Torre aboard . mad e II 7-1 The New York Yankees re· I __:.A::':.: 'd:...cw~h~il-:e:-c_n,ocw_e_n_•_re.-b-e_ing is wrone with ttJ,t yardsticks betn the sevent h. gained 8 s•k-game lead in the ing manufadured these th)l6. Rooki e Bob _Hazle harl n. ~~ l o Americ'-n League when they bi!at Chicago at Detroit lt'll be • pleasure 19 see . c~t nile hom er .i n the etghth . t,. complete the Boston Red Sox, 6.3 anti the Cleveland at Kansas City, .,perate a1ain on the hafdwoOd'J the Mllwauk«.>e scormg. Cleveland Indians defeated lh~ Baltimore at New York come Decerpber. Cntcago White Sox, \H. The Kan· Boston · at Washington CJ:IANCIS . SLI~ The ~at1onal League s c.hanccs sas City At-,letles ~owned ttlc of headm g of( Ml.lwaukcc s pell· Detroit Tigers, 7-2, in th.e other nant express rested today on the rorlorn hope that one of thf> game. ' Braves' bedraggled purs u e r ~ can B_Y_ U _N - IT_E_O-::P::Rc:E::S::S .1 . .... .. .. .. • match the 19~1 Giant s "nh•·aclc NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pet. Ga finish." ort c r Man here Is' the buy for you Thl 9 hot little The Bra\'t-s, j ust about com· Milw aukee ... · 71 42 .628 Fujobrysold 7:r ove: $3800. ~18 than fo~;~r months ago, luw mila.:c , plt!led "opera il on wrapup" Thur,;. st. Louis 62 50 .554 8 1,-~ day nig ht when they cru shed th ~ Brookl yn 63 51 .5~3 B'r.l: Ult like bnnd new: You've got to see II.. Cinc innati Rcdl egs. Cincinnati 61 52 .540 10 1 Tha t 8 t~ game Bravr lead wi th Philadelphia 59 53 .527 11 LAJ N. 2nd Ave. Cash Bahr, Owner Middleport • I only 4 1 games to play pl aef's thL' New York 52 63 .452 20 -- ·. Bra .. es in a lm o~t CJ~ a ctl y th e Chicago _...... 42 69 .378 28 Soeela1 2 door Sedan . FlalihY !'f'd and wh ite fini~h . sc~ o.~f ,with lleam\ng white wall t.lres, dynan ow, new ~ea l coH~u. 1t n ml be Pittsburgh . . . . 4:l 71 .36ft 2!Hk Thund•v'• Result• beat at thill price. New York 9 Brooklyn 4: Chicago 4 St. Louis t Milwaukee 8 Cincinnati I, nite Saturday's s111 er 88 ·2 door. Powerful Rocket .e ~gin e with Whil'laway hy,dra· mltle drive. O,rk blue metallic hn1sh Wllh II whit e top. (,ood Pittsburgh at Brooklyn New York at Philadelph ia whltil Wall t.ireL ~e It lO~IY · Cincinnl;lti at Chicago St. Louis at Milwauke!' AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pd. GB Super 88 Holiday Sedan. Beaullft¥ red and white wilh whit£! wull New Yo1·k 74 39 .655 tiret, power steerlna, hydramatic , radl u, heeler, low mllnl!t!, llke Chicago 68 44 .607 5 V!! new. Boston 61 &2 .~ 13 Baltimore ~5 56 .495, 18 Detroit .. ~ . 55 58 .487 19 Cleveland .. ' . 4 60 .474 2,0~ :lll.Q-2 door. Uaht b)ue f.n.d white two tone, A-1 motor, solid Kansas City .. 43 71 .377 3l 'h Body, 1o1Xt tlre1,· etandard 1h1ft, radio, h@oter. _ ;:! Washington 42 72 .368 32 1~ Thundly'l R•sulh ' New York 6 BoBton 3 Cleveland 5 Chieago 4 cuatom Catalina Hard Top . All leather uphubttery, r:~dlo, he11.ter, Pomeroj, Kansas City 7 Detroit 2 Pholle 11-M 284 W. Malll Sl. _ modern ebartrouc--e aod ei'eiRl finish. It 's 11 he nlilY. ' · dr ~- i 2-'l'on . L.W.B., 2·speed rear axfe. good 8:215x Only games 11eheduled Long 'wheel base, V-8 motor, .11)' •-"~at t 10 tire11 • Cab excellent condition, heavy dlllY Saturclay's O•IMs transmission, new 6-ply tires transferred aprlngs and frame . Brand new short hloek from new truck . Deluxe cab, only 11,000 motor Good 10' x 7' dumo body and heavy duty hoiat. · mllu, l ~ss than 6 months old . Really like· Culltom 4 -'qor. Pord·o-maUc dri~e. nAIIo, lw ntt•r, snnppy V·8 en· new umt. line, A 109d aolld ll(lle ear. Try •t tod uy. WONDER IAR • In, MeJgS . All•sfarS - -- Two-A-Doy (I F.or ConditiOn $ Set In Mj..l..l 'Pomiroy for , . 0"' WAr"" JJq~l A•-A 'J')>e oUtSlug HamdCfi - Jfl':f "pnrt ~ I eptJ, ~kles. </1 Di<~ ti}.OfJ )Yil} J,Dtrud~ ll},l *IS,baJl ' -'f.JQ9. JleJ't ~l. 1'hQ_~ an~,I~Jffl., Jn Second Game ~~tJrqy Purp_ le p .. etl ~4 W4~~rt eePH ifi• ~ ' ijle b.e~l) an9t)li!r E_0 &ri~ t Jce. I ~Ji4 HI_ 9r ~ . .' • ...,.., dllo ..... for the OVA "We woold like to h''" played OUIJiltlliU!p IIIIi S"aday at Ra· it at Bochtei. Field. We'd had a , 1951 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Ml~dleport, 0 ., Aug . 16 · ed from tbi Orville Milk Condensing Co , Orville, 0 . APP~IANC:E ~ COMING SOON! Party Jce cream. IleHvory service, Pomeroy "· . :~ all kinds of special orders. New modern equipment on the way to provide this Servloe. door to door in whole area, finest quality Supreme Ice cream. Phone 6911-M. ' ' . ;. . .· . �• H0pe'fuls To Answer Gr.ld CaH Monday .. .. . _ Flip Of Coin Placed.Title Game At ' llleine'Snnday With J:Wt(ord Tigers DrillS iiiJio ~~ on tbe ruo ,of I coin ~ Dllb' hen maM&ers .' •..• Jood crowd . and we could "" the mOnt'y verv hand1 ly. Cll;nllJv~ l!ld'" Lillie FOOOoy . Jfolli:' aNQiblecl loy: the h onor of Determining the winner follow· t-Jnt iflt )OJM team and getting ing a r uUng by lA' ague Pre9.ident "'th~ ••te"C~ester Tannehill , D:uly Sent mel Sports Editor. thai : ~ eoln WI! tOUH by Phil Coldui'~ 1 mfetlnj of rnp• 1 J ohn ny Rlebf'l. shortstup tor ci(lhe le&l&l,le at Tlle pomeroY Racine dur in[! the las:t t~ree league ~~~. De ••. • met ~ h an1..... ~ games. eould not play Jn the lltl£" ..... ~d rearet gam e. one : r h t hat Co 1 WeleOme To The , vll~~ ~~~;e~ ~oeu l~an~:s made r~r~ felt • lthough th at team fa iled t o ~· ,,• • •• I Volley Bqys • Jt' thutil, hard adept blocki.n8 and llyj.o)8 l!,o)jand UP rei'J&ri Rlee e_nf Detroit .4/n Oine .Troia• Jay YDamg •nd Of llsln· Ted Bailey of Racine bit a three run homf'r in the JOP of the fi fth for the Md&s All-Stars to make I the score 8·2 ... nd se w up victory over Hamdf'n in the second 111me i of tbe weUst on Imita tional Little L~ague bast"ball t~urney Thursda)' mght under hihb del IVf gru: on J4!UJ.ni thatP ffit'H1 :.l ~ill,'fl _ 1111 _ lQ ..,:~Af Cl'p. , .... ~ -Kan-- Meigs 1n SPORTS 11~. Jamf'M Jatkson, Pe~st HeJiOnal Director of the Ohio A.'i sotlatlo n ot Ga rden Clubs .:.nd juda:e or the Flower Show Ill lh!· M t"i&: 1 County Fair, praised thr show hlthly and call l'ld attention to the fine quality or matt>rial, used in the arranllf:lll(:nt.s in li pIte of t he drought in thr l'Olln· t y. DESK I t iif .it~eUca' pi..W~., · ~l cke y Date for the County Litt_le L~agucb b~se~a~~~i~~~~:oy A).ez Cijo, Qe~ ' ,oJ,ng what he hopes Wlll be h).J lblr~ Ji.~tJ~t , Who ~·· . ~, ~r.a~day, Aug . 22, on the pradJce fi e ld ac o n soda .., III/IJ¥ ' 'Hi1n b•• on IVM'•slo ns .......p jp ' J' l)lther II a r , "IIIO~~c.. ...... ' ••• ,._. .b- • l'>ne ior High Sc hool. There will be e n o ug h ho t dogs ~~ ....,. l ..:. ~ 'ffl fll#~ 'I" "' 175 fqQt1)fll P e~· wll Qlf ,el. M()~ay ~rJ)ig .. t ~ ~rJve th: btt~ e C!'r Hal -all f lavors- to round out the tummi es o( so 111 ~~l. Jl )'SJC&l exawJ.P.•t~OI\J wlif 1M! MJ.Y1~ ~· ,..= 'f~ e , ff1 1ft I ! " J u.nW:••w D .... .Jl tJ- ' T R • :f'-Af:s (lPJ e~ nupe '0 ecoup Ol'iJte f.ttM I"' h 1 1' As P' L T~ll!~;l~ "~ ~'If t;~~•• f:!'~ I"it .'ow er, yross, tf4!,.ers Ru.•ep. ., .._1 W''"-'"f ng out ~~ tJ)e S9,vtll: ttflp in~~ orf, . at the J Pft ~ ptactice bl ~ eo;lfY morn· 8ou(b <ltt!J$ at C~ptf~ . ' will ~<• - ~j:J.:'p~·JI.e~ ••d club "" 11 ......~ o~ 8 ~ be bu1y •"ies p'fiti p ,111Qtt was not -"T ~: ,.. Yf'~ .... i •-b "' ' ' It'll~ c •nes I& a r t~ Ill ,IJ. • ID.I! d tA . J. Y 1•.mes. 91,.; U•Ul -rr.:.:.::C.::"'IT.C"'f:J..;::;:.;L..:.:_;;'~:.C..-:-- Befow lea~.~:::;:::.: th~~h::'tt;~g,·~.t;;~t~ 2 I t rt 8 and pony le,guers . · th tab for the The Meigs County Jay·cees are aeceptmg n~irmation a!· .:. ifl4i• 5 u/9 it I ' I HAM SH()OT I Su ncloy, Aug. 18 I :00 Till Dork •yon's 1· ' ) CleonCors Low Mileoge I SEE THE DIFFERENCE ! ' I !: 1957 P~YMOUTH ...... · ~ :. $2995 SMITH CLOTHING YOUR Shopping Heodquarters BOATS Boys Wo111en See Our Modern Styles 1954 lUlCK ·· · .. · .... · ...... · .. .... · .$1195 1: SEE OUR FOR Men I· I' I MAKE I ' " ' FAIR G•""'• Get a "FAIR DEAL" 1956 OLDSMQBILE · .. .............. · $2595 BUY NOW! AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES * WRITTEN GUARANTEE : . *Phone 491 -Open Eoch Doy 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. l953 CHEVROLET .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · .. · $795 I at The 1953 PONTIAC · ...... ........ .. .... · $895 1956 GMC !tl-Ton .. $1845 SCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS Metl'opolitan Mcarine I SALES ond SERVICE 1954Chevrolat ..... $1595 0 1953 MERCURY .. ""... .. .. .. .. ' $795 2·Ton Traelor wlth fiftll wheel, vacuum Hood controlled brake s. Extra good tires, lar(le heater and defrotter, ready to work . 1 door Wan. Bpotleu dark green m•~\ u ll i~: Cini sh, ;:ood tire~ . exeollodt motor. 1953 Chevrolet · ·· · · · · · $865 1953 lUlCK ·· ·· ········ ·· ·· ·· ··· ··· $995 Heater. J.oadmtlteJ Coovertlble. :floy, ahe's loaded with power steerioa, ~r IJr~:r•· ttower windoW•. power aeat, dym•tlow, radio, heat,.. ~r. beautlfil wfilte bod)' with a t»lack top. : 1952 CADILLAC ........ · .. .... .... · $1295 lltri~ 11. o6 deor Dirk blue , hydramatlc , radlo, heater, tlnte4 ...., tl4N Ukt iioatlnl on a cloud . Get behind the wheel and -y.-..-, ~llll the car of etrl. ltSJ CHEVROLET .... · .............. · $119 5 1 M.l,dla. Dark •rein llnJJh, heattrl atandard shift for better ..,-p.~uM:KI eyUndd enalne, ~lkt new t rea. A IOOd buy. ' 1954 Chevrolet '-': Ton Pickup, 8 cyl., lOW mileaa:e, tires Uke new, red finish, Heater. 19J5 OLDSMOBILE ·: .. .. .. ...... · .. · $1995 RoUdt~ Coupe. coral g4 white two ton' with white wall , one toeal- dwner, hfdtamatlc drive , radlo, hf'atc~ a real ~ear. 1953 PlYMOUTH .... .. ·· ...... ...... $695 Cranbroot 4 door Sedan. A happy, amooth runnlnJ Uttle ear that wiU live you mlles and mlle11 of i ef vlce. lieater, hi·drive, seat eowra. like new tlreJ. 1951 PACKARD .... · .... · .. ...... $295 C\UtOIII 4 door. Bi& roorll)' luxury ctr that rldas like a dream. IJiht P'IY fiDiah, ultramati.c t1r'lve. rlllo, heatet. ~RR & VAN t ·AHDT •• Phone 415 Pemeroy, Oh lo ~-Ton • Pickup. Extra nice, green flnith - 1953 Ford .... · ...... · $1295 2-Ton L.W.B. Sound V-1! motor, a:ood cab, 2· aveed aa:le, (4) practically new t1n1 CI:Ux 20-lst line), lO·fl dump bGdy with good hol!t. New paint Job. 2 Ton . L.W.B. - 2 apeed axle, new paint. job, heavy duty springs and fram e. 1950 GM( .. · .... .. .. $489 o/• ·Ton Flat Bed, 1&' - 6 ply tires, sound motor. Cab and Body W. \a. inspected . Where Better C::an Cost Less .; 1956 Chevrolet ·.... · $17 65 1955 Plymouth .. · .. · $1365 4·Door 210 - Blue and ivory. Radlo and heater. Extra nice. Belvedere 4-Dcior. {nterlor ljke new. Heit· et, V-8 motor, a:ood Urea. Beil(e finish. 1954 Chevrolet · ·· · · · · · $895 1955 Old•lllOIHie · · .. $1595 4-Door Sedan . BeaUtiful 2-tone rreen finish. Spotleu interior, good rubber, auJ.r•nteed all ttle way, heater. 1954 Plymouth ...... $1195 Belvedere 2 Dr. Hardtop. Black over blue , radio. heater - !Wat covers. 1953 Buick · ........ · $1095 Super Hardtop. Dynrdlow , radio, heater, seat coven , perreet tires, blue and ivory finish. POMEROY ., .. - :-.--- , Qn Moin Street 88 - 2·Doot' Sedan. Radio, heater, seat eQv· eh. Extra C!lean. 1953 Ford····· ··· :····· $845 "8" Customline. Maroon finish , all good tires, heater, spotless lnterior. 1952 Chevrolet · · ··· · · · $645 ' 4 Door, Clean Interior, &ood tires, 2 Deluxe tppe blue finis)~, Powergllde, Radio and Hiatet. . · SAVE • SAVE SAVE • SAVE • !iAVE 1957 PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR HARDTOP IE..VIDIU Fully Equipped.. 6000 Miles Green and White Sport Tone Nl:W CAR GUARANTEE BOTH C~RS MOTOROLAe I I C R RADIO at the hard-to~befieve price 24 HOUR of SERVICE $3995 I Hoskins Family Reunion Is Held At Gallipolis Every Meol Hos Toste Appeal! TOWING WERNER RADIO Prestcm Motors, Inc. MA!lTIN RESTAURANT ",;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;::::;;;:;;;;;;;; TWO Jof ly CJ ub Members Hon,ored On Birthdays ., The birthdays of Ml's. Lillie Hauck and Mrs. Wi lbur Han nitl ;.( were observed when t he Joll y Club met Wednl'sday even in g at !he home of Mrs. Roy ~ ay er , Oak St. Eac h were prese nt ed a gift fTorn !he club an d also fr om their mystery sislcr. Mrs. Hau ck preside nt , pres ld('d OVCf a shoTt business sessi on af· tcr which gam e:. were played and prize award ed to Mrs. Gene Evans. Refreshme nts wel'e served bv the hostess to Lhe above name;! and Mrs. Donald Hauck . Ml's. Gerald Wildermuth , Mrs.. t::harles Straws, M t-~. Albe rt Wood ard and Mrs. Otmer Grimm. REFRI SEVERAL SI~ES No Down Payment E9sy Terms OPEN EVENINGS TILl 10:00 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR COWR FIFE REFRIGERATION 711 8. Third Ave. Phone 8263·Y Middleport Jewel Price 9th Birthday · Is Celebrated ;;::::;:;::3::::;::;:: I Elizabeth The ninth birlhday ;; Price and 3 ltqOMS OF All New FURNITURE \ JOCKEY BREAKS ANKLE DEL MA R, Calir. UP - Joeke y Ja mes Wood, 20 , sffered a bro. ke n ri ght ankJe Thursllay when his mount, Vance!, fell during the ru nning of t he fir st r::~ ce at Del Mar . Wood , of Blackfool , Idaho, wa s unse-a ted wlten Vance! cr a!':hed into the ralling ~nd fell to the grou nd. , BUDGE PATTY ADVANCES MUNJCil, Germany UP- Budge Patty of Los Angeles and Paris, who will play In this year's U. S . Am ate ur elu~mpion s hip! for the first t ime i ll fi ve years, gained the qu :.trter.fin als of the Bavarian InLernational tennis championship9 Thu rsday, beatig Helm ut Mueller of Germany, 6·3. 13·2. • • - r Supreme Ice Crea-m Company IN BRADBURY NEAR BAILEY'S DRIVE-IN ~ SEE THESE BEAUTIES 1956 Ford VB of Jewel th e third I birlhtlay of Lenny and Lucy Burney was eclebrnte1l with a wiener TOaSt held in the yard or the ll" home TU esday evening. Their mother, Mt.'l. Marjory Price, was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Jewel Welch in serving ice cream, birthday cake. Koolade, wieners and potato chi ps. Guests lncluc!ed Sally and POweU, Davey Boyd, Mike Smith, Phoebe Harper, Carol yn Ervin, Linda Jones, Elaine Morton, Mar· Fairlane ~ dr. F.O.M. Radio IJyn ·LaJean , Allie Price and Fred· . Clean and Nice . die Surney. "Mrs. Ora Scoll , Columhus nnrl anrl Mrs. Emma Bl and also aldr. Rarllfl . 'h .. ater, nv•e rd•·i,.l feiided. lcllean and Solid . MANY MORE TO I!X·RAM &IONS CHOIJSE FROM OTTAWA UP ~ Former Fordham end nnd Big Fuu·r 'football scoring le ader AI P(eifer, who was released on waivers · by th ~ AUTO SALES AFgomauts, has signe-d a Phone 6Qfl.,l Con tract with the Ottawa Open tlvenlnga unlll 9 p.m. Rottgh Riden. Ottawa cut two AI Trallle Light '[ •ir.cll~di~i."iBernie the squad Thursday, 1; Flowen of 1954 Mercury METROPOLITAN FurY £atlne NEW CAl GVAIANrl£ Chrysler C, Plymo1Jth has~be:"'en~•'>ppo'l"'''~""'t':'''.:_I~""E"V"E-:R"Y"ON"""E"W""I"L"C"OM~f~~ I FamoUI 200 H.P. MEIGS MOTOR CO. . ' CHARLES BARNEIT, WILBUR ROWLEY AND JOE BAILEY open a new buslneos ven- ture this Saturday. Rowley points out a !act n bout the top quaHty Orville MUk: Condensing Co. mix used by ~he _trio in m_a nufactu!ing ice cream for wholesale at ~.he plant. They plan door. to·door servlce m a s pec1ally equipped new truck soon . Also, all kmds of special party orders of ice cream will be available to the public. · OPERATED Now On· Displ~y - PAY ONLY $59.50 DOWN 'll!d t2t.OO per moath BAKER FURNITURE DOUMONT MODEL$ AIUUYII-«G SOON . ' OUR FiNE LINE OF AUT- OMATIC WA51fllt&, DRYERS, ,. Wholesale ~c~ cream at the plant in Bfadbury where it is made from the finest quality mix in Am~ricQ, . purclt&s- , REFRIOIUTOll & lANCIIS ALLEN 118 E . Main St. • Of Free Ice Cream To Be Given Away Sat. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. EVERYBODY INVITED ! ! ( ZENITH TV and RADIOS Sh BY JOE BAII.EY, 13 years ln the milk business, WILBUR ROWLEY, milk and Ice cream bus loess all his life. CHARLES BARNETT, milk and lee <ream b usiReos 1.. yrs. NEW 1958 MODELS INCLUDES FRJOiiiAIBJ! REFRJGERA 'fOll llld GAS RANGE Oa The BriJ(Ited .COI'I!er Ia Mldtlltn~.ort I I 4 Door, Corel and While OlJR EMPLOYEES II(AV ATrEND. THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR --Mo11key Run Paw Fully l!:qujp(ied ln<twfiq Tbe WE WILL BE CLOSED SAT(JRDAY AFTERNOON 80 ' Jone G 1more Honored Guest At Bnde Sh.?wer TH BES S"VE EQUIPPED WITH POW~R STEIRIN. ond POWER BRAKES <Neor ° WE. SERVE ONLY' Demonstrators 19$7 CHRYSLER r. . .... Reunion •1 ·J o. • . I AMJIIICAN YAWL WINS the Un.lv.rt;lty ot ClM.bul.l$.l wHff PLYMOUTH, Eoslaod UP he won Mtttl'l Jn ~atetbAUI biNThe Americ~n yawl Carina, owned. ball aod aotf, and Mltippered by Rkhllrtl N)e or Greenwich, Conn., won the 600mile ocean yacht nee Wedne.day , crouin,: the fihlih lme ne;&er the Fu1nt-t Lia:hthouse at 3.22 ' p m edt The SwedLSh yawl K1y and the British cutter Jacsata Suadar. Sept. 11 ttn th111ed the l'arina up the !nt~li•h Channel but ntoither 1U! expected ~1!,:!11Y> to arrivP in lime to O'o'll'rl'Omi!' thto IHIIIIIil'llp tlwy had \u aiJuw ( '11 ~hiller'""" rina . I • 1954 Chevrolet .... .. $1295 I 11 1 1952 FORD ······ ····· ········· ·· ·· $595 1956 Ford .... ...... · · $1395 l ij ( Jr.. ond ""'· ~ l<'lno. 1q1011t s.... miw !or !lilt a.diiUII IOfOr day with Charley Kni,btlnJ Sr of th' Nailon•l Jlt!UtMU ..._ H...... .. lftCI!Itto Oil Baptl!it Church Qlldf! plana to daughu~ r . Barbara Geraldine. to were Mr and Mrs. \'alf'Jf' Spen· honor of N.anc) ~OU !>h who wa, wrve the C.lilnleen for t·he- Blood Norman Van Meter, 10n ol Mrs cer, SyracuR: n oa:er Ro~ah, Mr. ct!lehra_lin6 hf'r sevt"nth hirlhrla)' Mobili' on Sept 12 when. they mel !.aura Villn Meter , and the 111 1•· and Mr1. Hay Heine) . Mr and Attend•na: were ~r . and ).1 r, Thursday e-venlni at tht' home or Carl Van ~cler or Racine. ..ln. Andy Crou and son Jo Ruuell Roush ii JH.l f•mlly ~lr Mrs. Allen Hua:hea. Mr11 8. F Par. . . [Miller all of Letart , Altha WI ('~ l "nd l-1n;. JINt>..·rt Housh ,nrJ . .. n malee president, waa 1n ('harge of ' 1 he weddin¥ will ~ an event ~r line and Harry Ptd.enA, R1wme Mr~ Wlllltt•r Hou.,h .1111d Llh~··· the me"tlng and Mn A. R Pul· ~~pte~b7 ~ '"h Sau~ Palru·k ~rs. Lelia Rirflc aM d.au ~ hten: Slauihl.t'r. len w_aa the lead~r or the opening un are am , liS \frs. Dolly Wolre , Mn Ru s~>t· l l e · hi h b Mr. aud llrJ. J t1hn Wolft· >"t'J•I de "ot•onal • ' "rvtce w. '" w1u as· , 1 ~ ll. !1 aud diiughlt'r ~. l1n W.d " ed pn t tl T ht th ·' p 1 Sund;.y with Mr an<1 Mrs J :•m .·~ . e we )'· Jru_ 18m 111111 I lt•r Roush. Mr. and Mrs IIHold I .mcluded pr ••,er . Sc np 1ure r('a• 1 ICuush, aud l1rH _ Ja('k. Stl.arpnad. .-t' Wiil at Pt . Pleasant . ;md ~rrcn:i· 1 mg and muJitation . Stnding gift~ but unahlt to <~1 'Jl>'~~~ ftr'",',~.·d' ",'t··',',Hn,',,,~,-·~.',"",', In dl!K'Ussl ng the show aft «.>r 1 MI .. •tow she hact completed ht r judging. t d M d 1 "' ~ ' ~ .. ortt•nd PW, Rf. 124 M rs. Jlck.son commended Mrs Th e class vot('(l In POlY their • . t·n wt-rt' r . an 1\ r~ . \!it'lor Hunlington Plul Baer. super intendent or the aeco nd insta ll me nt of S40 on lht> Sa!ll. Racm~ .a nd ) tr. . an.d ~r· . ROYALS NAME TRAINER P9(luck Dl. nne r • I • ~har(' the,·''" po rchaa>'og tho•. "••· o, e n Ander~on of Anll(jUll)-" Il L' HoB~ Norrul spt'l11 the ""' Cl NCENNAn Uf-'- ltobert Hnr· sbow f or t he ~c h e,,u c, the sla"· ~ Mills J ane Gilmo re, bride ell'rl rr h 1 f h d k "l list Camp pro ject. · t'S men s 0 om~ rna e Ic-c· Wee with his son VIr," II anJ per , former Ohio hi gh Jeboo l bas· 10 A.M. Till ?'?? lng 1nd1 the fi ne e frert of' th !' .... as honored with a m iscellaneou .~ cre am, ca ke, &an d wll' · hes ami i,..,. f<11111 1y at Mt. VHnon _ :Mrs. Shi rley Mills wu author· . shf;lw as a whol e. ~ho w ('r recenlly at ·the home or 1 ... M ketball coach, Theme of the 1 ~7 show was l!'ed to pur chase need('d equipmnt \trs . Rober t Louks. ea wer e .servt-.. · 'd t . and ,~fr~. Hi•rb~rt Roush 1111 for the eh urch klt('he n a nrl dining son an Mr~ . W.lltN Roush · ~::~s ~~~~ed 8 ~ 1 ~~e :r~~eu!~,<' :.~ ~rll h!'oLara~d"~ itt'th' e 1L',~",.p,Ntl'a'ru"',.; room. Birthdays or Mrs. Iva Turn- Hostess«.>s for the evening were ra~iJ·Y an"df M~~bBr~nr;.: ~ Wotr,e ' 1"hd call<!d on Mr .A and Mr.~. Albert L..i;.f.. Junior Gard en Clubs are " " er, Mrs. J . Q. Ri('f , Mrs . H. M \1rs c~rol "!'arlor and Mrs. Wade v • v ~P<'O l Pt•erJon 1!11 Ba:man .,... blue, Mn. Purley Karr; red, Mr8 Cross, Mn. George Bahr, Mrs Louks_ Severa l game$ ant! contests weekend WL th Lhe•r partonls, .111r ~rrs. Dallr WuHe is f'mployeu He ler1 C. P. Bt adbury. Mn. Clyde Wine- "'ere held unde r t he direction of and Mrs. Gord on W11l fl' .:111il at crow's Steak Housf' p m, , being form ed ini the cou nty an d C. E. Blakeslee; white, the judge was genero us in ber Fisher ; '" Down Memory Lane" bre nner and Mrs. Dana H•m•.lto n Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Frances Rob- Gr: eo;;r;;~;;e;iH;;;';:';;;m~•~n;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·;;;;~"~'-·;"~''~'~'':'·~f~h•~r~l,~-·~·K~~~i~~~~~io~,;·~~ Rarde n·• red • 'Irs Pn ise for these youung arra ng. blue • Ft v"ren"e " " were observPd. crts l'rizes were won by Mrs. Ad· Mrs. Et!wln Baer : "The Cburch · rlie Norris. Mrs. Kathleen FranciK \ ers. Awards eiven Wt:: re: "Dow" by lhe Side or t~ e Ro~~ " · bh:.e , U Wa.'i re ported that _Mrs. Har ry Mrs. Margie Manul'l and Mrs. Ola' MexJeo Way", blue, Alice K. Florence Harden, .~ 2 To the ~o~dashelt was rocoverm g from in Bowe n. Miss Mary Jane Eichinger Thompson ; red , Betty Dean ; white Garden of a Friel)d , blue Mr11. 1 JUrieS received In a n automobile won the door prize Marie Koblentz; "Along tht> Purley Karr: "The Holy Land" accident while returning from a · blue, Betty Dean: red, Jean visit with the Rev. and Mrs. Ron· Gift !! wtre plt. ced on a table Nease; white, Lois McCain. aid Place and threE' childre'n in centered with a lovely arrange· Green Lake s, Wi!. Mn. C. E. Hoyt mcnt of mlxt ..J flowers in a_basket · Houseplant awards were blue, gave the dosing proyer and Mrs. con tamer WI'th th e br1·d e d o 11 on ( Jl, Harden ; r ed, Donna Milton Hood led the program one side and the groom dvll on the Holter; white, Allee ThomPson : which Included contests and a Bi· other sid£>. 'Edueational awardi, blue, Bett y ble quiz end the showing of mov· A!tt' r Miss Gllmore open~d 'her Dean; red, MMI. Roy Holter; lng picture s of the 1956 Easter at white , Mrs. Donald Mora . Speci· the local ·~ hurch and also o r the many love!) gifb, re freahmenh wer e served to Mrs. Jean Kloea, men awar~ : blue, Mr ~. Purley Middleport eoy Scouts. Karr 3; Ah'-'e Thomp~.on, Mrs The hOSlelSses were Mrs. Hughes Mrs. Irene Pnrker . Mrs. Margie Hornee Karr, Mr9. Ro, . Holter : I Mrs. Je~mes Sound ers, Mrs. WilJ Man uel. Mrs. Sylvia Zwl.lling, Mra. red, FIOJ'ence . Harden, 2, Marl ~ Hapton!ltall , MillS Sylvia McMaster Md ie Norris, Mrs. Kathleen FranKoblentz; whJte , Florence Hat· and Mt. J . o._ Leonard They serv. ~is. Mrs. Ola Bowen , Mrs. Doril den , 2. ed a dessert course to twcnty.fiv e Gilmtre, Miss Eleanor Robaon, :\fr S. Ann Sauvage. Mrs. Opal Dii· Junior Garden Club classes !m e.~be~s and one guest, Mrs. Char- ll'y, Mrs. Eunice Will. 10 and awards. were ! "To Santa's f..., Daxon, Toronto, Canada. Mrs. Vern Van Meter, Mrs. Fran· U.tena like a conao1e . , . Workshop", blue, Pat1y Ko~lenlz; ces Roberts, Mrs. Wade Louka, LooJu like it wu cu8toru made t:,ed~ Sally Mora; white, KaY Ault. \irs. Helen Teaford, Mist Mary for your car. VOLUMAT[ C control keep• Jennifer Blakeslee; ''To the Cir· Jane Eichinger, Miss Marie Houda· voJum• from ladiag under btid«u, viaducts, cus", blue, Emilia Legar; red . .,;helt. Mi ss Jane Gilmore. Mis~ • etc .... Anti·Nolse Circuit eliminate• up to 99o/. S::andra Humphreys; white, Carol Kathy Francis and Valerie Gil· uJ all power line interfer t:nu• noiN, hub, hum, :r buzz. Baer; "1'o th."' Dean, Linda rnore. • Farm ," blue . Linda Daer ; reJ , Those sending g1ft s out unable Mr.loand Mrs. L. A. Fusco (Vir· Sally Mora; white, Ge orge Thomp Come ln and \>lsJt soon son , Charles Le gar Jr., Carol ginia Haskins) of Hopkinsville, Ky., to attend were Mrs. Jean Duerr, Day Phone 81 0~ Night Phone 2452·5 Freda Duffy, ~in. Irene HoMeal or snack, you ' ll' enjoy Dean. Sedonia -, Spenct'r ) "Along and Elmer Haskins of Washington. the Trail", blue, Jennifer Lohse : Pa., spent the Week end with Ber· back , Mrs. Garnet Roush, Miss "Where RadJo and TV is A Business n~d. Diana B.aer; white, Leah tba Gill and the ~ayn e s loan ram- Wanda Roush, Miss Shirley Whip· pel an.1 Mrs. Leroy Rusche!. lly all of which attend ed the HasGruueser, Mary Thompson; "To Not A Sideline" -~---Blueberry H111 , blue, Sandra kins reunion at GaiUpoli s. Aslo aitendlng were Mr. and Mrs. COLTS TRIM ROSTER 481 S. 3rd Ave. Humphrey ; red, Diana Bacr; "To • Middleport No. Se<ond Ave. Mlddl•p<>rt WESTMINSTER. Md. UP the Fair", blue, Diana Baer: red. Kenneth Grover, and daughter Joy Loraine. ' ' Halfback Jack Harm1;n from East I~;;;;;;;;;;;; Louella Thompson. ;.. Of the 48 attending lhe reun. Oregon Stale and end Harwood I j Joy Grover was registered as Hoefl from South DakOta Stall' 2Dd Ave. Mlddleporl MIDDLEPORT PE:RSONALS . . \ · . the younge st and Mr. F . A. Ha!i- were rut f•·om the Baltimore I Colts roster Wednesday . Harmon Henry Wt'rner. Gallipoll!, is kins of Gallipolis as lh e oldest. Was th e Col ts• eighth draft choi ce, Middleport visiting Mr. arid Mu. Harlan Wornwh ile Hoell wa s ch~>se n on the ~5~;;;;;:;;::;::;;;:::;;~~··~ · ·~n~d~"~n,~R~i<~h~ar~d,~fo~r~tw~o~w~ee~k~s.,\ 24th round . Bridal.path", blue, Loi.L MeCaln: red, Mra P urley Kerr: white, Mra Dotulld Mora; ''The Gra.ld Canyon", blue, Mrs. WUliam Bradford : red, Marie Ko blentz : whi te. Mn. H orace Kar r: "1'o t hro Sushorc", blue., Helen Fhhe'": red, Lois Mt'"Caln : whitt>. Mar:e Koblentz·. "To thf' Old llome town", blue, Lois McCain: rt>d, M rs. Dooaid Mura: white, ltrs. Roy Holter: "To th e Count ry" . bl B d ue, t'\1)' Dean ; rc , Mrs. Pur· ley Ka rr : wh ite. fo'loren('e Uarden . "To lrchtnd ", blue, Mn . Don· aid Mora; red, Bett y Dean·, white, Mn. Purley Karr; ''To the Moon" blue. Marie Koblrntz; red. Mr11. MEIGS COUNTY 1954 OLDSMOBILE· ...... .......... $1695 .· ' Busy Bee Class .Wedding Pions APPlE GROVE Vr. ond "'" P'ritz Bor\. oon . ·-IBobby, Pom"qy and )ir~ fran k unty Fair Flower To Assist At Are Announcad ., H - r l Rouoh Buck . . . . . . . ndoy with llr '"" .. I J. aurprtk birthday part y wa ~ I Mn a.,, Buek • M PJ di~ Bloodmobile Mr and Mn John )(.rUn Pow- jtven honQr of Jll!l'~rt How.h Mu• ' •re an nou ncmg at hi• home Thursday evening h) I A ptc nk wa~ ht!ld Ihe Rod Show Draws any au ts The Buay lee Cl••• or tht! Pint er,the Boston, approachlnJil marmae or t hetr j Mrt. Herbert k oush. Attend ing Spnn&t l.air11round!i_ Sunday •n '- --::::--Co pay its $ 10 entry fee, an d fold, Wee Foozy Wolle dou bled in the . o A thre• weeks bdOtt' the end of -ond ~ .. SJ. !tlh w1' th T om Wht' t e on ·..... · the sched ult> to make it 9-2. White had aingled. 1 3. Racine was not pl'na lized fur· Johnson fanned three and walk- open ther fo r using Riebel although he ed one and gave two hit.s in three CllCI uj4 Jt,e to emg)!,abe was added ~o the ro!iltor aft er t h e inmngs_ Lou ks struc k ou.t three, t)l,t bofS i.n t,ht JU1 '(rte9b· July 15 deadli nP, wit hout officlal wa lked two. hit gne. and gave up •en) 1/~' tOr nt~ leW• life .. DETROil' . .. Daily Sentlnel , Pomeroy-mddtporl , 0., r .. D•UII Sentlnef ·--LI"' OCC NS:-:CUT :-:: · =-= ,o""u=R- - . .ll --- fair . Chow-ti,me i! 6 p .m ., s ubj ect to 6~t~r ~~lton ought. to be By next Thursday L eague Prexy tc el eat the bac k from a well-earned vacaUon and on. hand t'U:n! League Millie Friday N ltes ~ dogs . Trophies will be pre sented the wmnmg Ti ers lnditl· club _ Racine - · and Pony Le ague team , the g · .. • • ,,. dual trophies will be given boys on the top clubs too. · aDd the From here on, as , fr.r as Th · ~ p.;:;;;d-;; r1 ou~d- for I..iUie Ltll~ ~h!~Y Sports Desk can opine the future, 1activity bY adults, let us not fOrplayofls will "" ... White .. a:in Aug. 25 with the No. 4: team wit h another si ngle, Wolfe Md • tcr., ~., Or triJ,IlOI'to~. 1 CJiilC~G.O UF- Tile JM4le_J, ume position u were the 1951 there can be no arg\~rr~ent about ge t Hubert Price of Portland. $1tualed 3 MU•• whether our commumlles should Hubert a:ot side triicked onto aoi ng to No. 1. <J nd the No. 3 team ~:~~. w~~ber~~s { ~.ou~~~· ~?.:~ ~Jf wor~te''•: :::.erlt~f ::~ open . ' fJu"~·i~,IJle ~~~Jj,ef '"er.e Brooklyn Dodgen. ~e Dodgers 8lage. Middleport kid base ball. . T~e onl y farming for a few years in tlle 1 141 to No. 2. J. a s r.t wltb the Cub;" h~pi,qj to ied ~y nine James .,~~ 41 to late '40$ but he's back no~ Utto betd CO,JC • ,. 'reifln aome t~;~si estill! in,,q . o~fy that year only to have th~ queslion tha' can arBI' ts : all with ain&les. 0 1 h l . . apparentry llld 0 " . d WOfi. ni;:t atle~~ . P~~~Is::ll~~~~a~ d ~~~~PT.~~~M~ ·· ,,..~ !lls dr~~pint three . I, t~t tq Wh- . {;JJPtll wto 30 ol. t~t,lr lut _a& " Are we going to clo ll r 1gi)J , 1 w at our_ creat"r with proper orgarlbiation and en. . : . out {Dr hun-----educatwt an Jackson last night 4·2 to gain the sCNl4~-e~ lf -~h't · • 'f or wault~e io CincmJJ.¥M· ••~ and then Wlf! ~lt res?ltmg ough financing, a s it wu this ing with young peop e. , 1 · h M1 i .. H · nlarott on Bobby Thomson s fa. r1g t to meet e as. ~ u .. y{ 1vt1r. , 'j t were Ma,nage-,r ~irfJ' T,~bWHs was mou.s home rua . Hubert denie!i he had much 'o ye•r . or shall we let it flop along Meigs zos 031- 9 8 2 rf~ortll.!t .,~410~01'1 ~ new expectea to sit•rt oi,lbor Art fpw· : in a half-baked s tyle, shorl of do with lhlil socce:Ss or the ,RacJ~• Hamden 000 200--2 & b tnti't.or ~J!(t ~~j jtt ~ , f)rst ler a-o or Don Gi'oJI f:8' agllilnst CONTINDIRI COLLAPSING Howard Johnson. LOuk! (4) and ~eatfcoaefilng jo .~ntn 'a uf th e Don Els ton 3.5 of Chlc,go. The major dirle,rence in the motley an~ . sh~rt .. of Interested club this year but t.arr~ Morri,h 1 says, "Don't let him ktd :rou . . ! Roberts, MeJe r (6). Harvey and time setlool starta, ancl that. Asst. Th ursday night, ·cineinl'_lati rorrespondlng positions of t~e adult parhcipahon'! , There s ho~ld be ju ~ t one ansFor ev.e ry game Hubert brought Young. Coach Nolan Swackb.all,)er will op- lo!lt an 8•1 <.1eeision to Mllwaultee. '157 Braves ill:b.d '51 Dodgers ts a valutt.blC tontingent of s~~ en the foo.UjlD!l grind Tyesday. lt was the Braves' l4tll win out of that the "mlraele Giants" had al - wer next ~ pnng. AII ·Out. -lroop.s ln from his Com~Utlity'J~ In Mi~dleporl players w111 meet 16 ~~:ame s with the Redleg.s th{s ready begun to' m•~e )~e · move his r 11r . Also for prachces. , ~ TuesdaY mdlnlng for PbYtleals and yeur. · · while ai l th' e.ur.a;tpt "co Jn.ders'' helped coach the boys. If Llrt:7 receive h.eJ.met.s. shoulder pt.ds, Brave outfielder Hilnk Aaron are 'in a st,!l.te 9f virt,~ I!Dllapse . Mike Roberts · eatcher-pilch~r a,h~,es, shirta and. pf.ntl. :rw~J-day led th e Milwaukee attack with 'l'he St. Louls Ca~~l.nfls b~ve lost ror th~ Dodgers: and elongated 13 had to b'e gohe, or late. lfY:~ Roy Frecker Farm drills are e-xpected ll e ~mmn1 on t wo ho me runs and fiVe run9 bat· g in a row , the · DOdgers hBYe yeur old son t?f Robett (Bob) anti was thtrt!. Of course, Mo~li.-• Bashan Rd. W~dnesd ay. ted in . It WJS ~ard •nd drO.»»•d 1 or ·-tbeir · las! 1~. the Nonga Roberts, has his version wasn't ~e}l.t frojtl a..y came Fr~ahmen ,.of course, are eligi ble 34th circuit blast ~f Lhe ye~r. Red_le~ b(lve lost 8 o~ ~hetr. last of the final standings in the Lit· other than the last one or t~ in Middleport as lh po[iteroy. Milwaukee disposed or Red_le~t: 12 and the Philadelphia Phillies tle LeaJue to offer. He &a)'S when lte ,was det,rmiped to · itt ' a vacation frOm Ms heav)l' ~\11il· they're correct. Any aTgumt>nt ? At Rutl.a nd Jim Vennlrl wJll ap·\ starter Hal Jcf!coat in the Ctrst JO o.f their last 13. · mer !ehedult:. ' .. W L pear on the Red Devil ~cene ~ug . , inning with a four run outburst. Moe Dr•bowsky "itched 8 six· Racine . . . . . . . . . 19 1 26 and will besln 4rills 1mmed1ate· . The Redlegs .. got to Spahn in hJtter Cor the Ch~C$-go CUba, whose 12 8 Sponsored by )y aimed at t~ull~lng the sqilad 111 the 9&ond mnina: on a dou~le 4. 1 victory extended· the cardin· Redleas Uav c you basketball f11n, lf!til 8 12 Carl Wolfe of Radile lateJy? ,l(t. thpt last year weht ub.def<:ated in by third ba~ ('mnn Don ll~ak. lUI Is' losing streak to their longes t Dod~n; the Bucken· Conference. error by Aa•·on and a Stnlille by ai · · Pomeroy Moose ·Lod'e Syracuse 8 U how that felli h~s gr~~D ' u..-r; 1947 9 0 1• Vennari hT an as9l!Jhmt coach for 10hnn~ Temple . • ncLght·hlttinr ca.teher Valmy Yankees The siick one-handed. pU!I~ ·S~~t 6 14 arti~t admits lo having added· q~ Eddte Mat~e ws ~ ot t~e run Thoipas knocked in four run!! Pirates This record is fo r an li:<~mes, Inch in height.h thls summer. - ~~ b~ck .in the filth w1 th hts 23r~ wilh a homer and triple to lead (' tTeutt clout of the Year . Aaron s the Gianls to a 94 conquest or both lil!;lve,. looks like two or more. tlf iiD't second homu of the a:ame . wUP the DOdgers. a six·foot~r plus now ~rnetbl~J ~rank Torre aboard . mad e II 7-1 The New York Yankees re· I __:.A::':.: 'd:...cw~h~il-:e:-c_n,ocw_e_n_•_re.-b-e_ing is wrone with ttJ,t yardsticks betn the sevent h. gained 8 s•k-game lead in the ing manufadured these th)l6. Rooki e Bob _Hazle harl n. ~~ l o Americ'-n League when they bi!at Chicago at Detroit lt'll be • pleasure 19 see . c~t nile hom er .i n the etghth . t,. complete the Boston Red Sox, 6.3 anti the Cleveland at Kansas City, .,perate a1ain on the hafdwoOd'J the Mllwauk«.>e scormg. Cleveland Indians defeated lh~ Baltimore at New York come Decerpber. Cntcago White Sox, \H. The Kan· Boston · at Washington CJ:IANCIS . SLI~ The ~at1onal League s c.hanccs sas City At-,letles ~owned ttlc of headm g of( Ml.lwaukcc s pell· Detroit Tigers, 7-2, in th.e other nant express rested today on the rorlorn hope that one of thf> game. ' Braves' bedraggled purs u e r ~ can B_Y_ U _N - IT_E_O-::P::Rc:E::S::S .1 . .... .. .. .. • match the 19~1 Giant s "nh•·aclc NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pet. Ga finish." ort c r Man here Is' the buy for you Thl 9 hot little The Bra\'t-s, j ust about com· Milw aukee ... · 71 42 .628 Fujobrysold 7:r ove: $3800. ~18 than fo~;~r months ago, luw mila.:c , plt!led "opera il on wrapup" Thur,;. st. Louis 62 50 .554 8 1,-~ day nig ht when they cru shed th ~ Brookl yn 63 51 .5~3 B'r.l: Ult like bnnd new: You've got to see II.. Cinc innati Rcdl egs. Cincinnati 61 52 .540 10 1 Tha t 8 t~ game Bravr lead wi th Philadelphia 59 53 .527 11 LAJ N. 2nd Ave. Cash Bahr, Owner Middleport • I only 4 1 games to play pl aef's thL' New York 52 63 .452 20 -- ·. Bra .. es in a lm o~t CJ~ a ctl y th e Chicago _...... 42 69 .378 28 Soeela1 2 door Sedan . FlalihY !'f'd and wh ite fini~h . sc~ o.~f ,with lleam\ng white wall t.lres, dynan ow, new ~ea l coH~u. 1t n ml be Pittsburgh . . . . 4:l 71 .36ft 2!Hk Thund•v'• Result• beat at thill price. New York 9 Brooklyn 4: Chicago 4 St. Louis t Milwaukee 8 Cincinnati I, nite Saturday's s111 er 88 ·2 door. Powerful Rocket .e ~gin e with Whil'laway hy,dra· mltle drive. O,rk blue metallic hn1sh Wllh II whit e top. (,ood Pittsburgh at Brooklyn New York at Philadelph ia whltil Wall t.ireL ~e It lO~IY · Cincinnl;lti at Chicago St. Louis at Milwauke!' AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pd. GB Super 88 Holiday Sedan. Beaullft¥ red and white wilh whit£! wull New Yo1·k 74 39 .655 tiret, power steerlna, hydramatic , radl u, heeler, low mllnl!t!, llke Chicago 68 44 .607 5 V!! new. Boston 61 &2 .~ 13 Baltimore ~5 56 .495, 18 Detroit .. ~ . 55 58 .487 19 Cleveland .. ' . 4 60 .474 2,0~ :lll.Q-2 door. Uaht b)ue f.n.d white two tone, A-1 motor, solid Kansas City .. 43 71 .377 3l 'h Body, 1o1Xt tlre1,· etandard 1h1ft, radio, h@oter. _ ;:! Washington 42 72 .368 32 1~ Thundly'l R•sulh ' New York 6 BoBton 3 Cleveland 5 Chieago 4 cuatom Catalina Hard Top . All leather uphubttery, r:~dlo, he11.ter, Pomeroj, Kansas City 7 Detroit 2 Pholle 11-M 284 W. Malll Sl. _ modern ebartrouc--e aod ei'eiRl finish. It 's 11 he nlilY. ' · dr ~- i 2-'l'on . L.W.B., 2·speed rear axfe. good 8:215x Only games 11eheduled Long 'wheel base, V-8 motor, .11)' •-"~at t 10 tire11 • Cab excellent condition, heavy dlllY Saturclay's O•IMs transmission, new 6-ply tires transferred aprlngs and frame . Brand new short hloek from new truck . Deluxe cab, only 11,000 motor Good 10' x 7' dumo body and heavy duty hoiat. · mllu, l ~ss than 6 months old . Really like· Culltom 4 -'qor. Pord·o-maUc dri~e. nAIIo, lw ntt•r, snnppy V·8 en· new umt. line, A 109d aolld ll(lle ear. Try •t tod uy. WONDER IAR • In, MeJgS . All•sfarS - -- Two-A-Doy (I F.or ConditiOn $ Set In Mj..l..l 'Pomiroy for , . 0"' WAr"" JJq~l A•-A 'J')>e oUtSlug HamdCfi - Jfl':f "pnrt ~ I eptJ, ~kles. </1 Di<~ ti}.OfJ )Yil} J,Dtrud~ ll},l *IS,baJl ' -'f.JQ9. JleJ't ~l. 1'hQ_~ an~,I~Jffl., Jn Second Game ~~tJrqy Purp_ le p .. etl ~4 W4~~rt eePH ifi• ~ ' ijle b.e~l) an9t)li!r E_0 &ri~ t Jce. I ~Ji4 HI_ 9r ~ . .' • ...,.., dllo ..... for the OVA "We woold like to h''" played OUIJiltlliU!p IIIIi S"aday at Ra· it at Bochtei. Field. We'd had a , 1951 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Ml~dleport, 0 ., Aug . 16 · ed from tbi Orville Milk Condensing Co , Orville, 0 . APP~IANC:E ~ COMING SOON! Party Jce cream. IleHvory service, Pomeroy "· . :~ all kinds of special orders. New modern equipment on the way to provide this Servloe. door to door in whole area, finest quality Supreme Ice cream. Phone 6911-M. ' ' . ;. . .· . �......--- . .. •• . ' SIS usl .... """..... 36 W/' "m "A" cra des I Wltal. Ch~rles Holter, J.u•k le Cum· 1 jorlt Rou ck. Cheshire MH:hlleport _ Kidth Reuter . P~me· mint Jnd JJcll:le Prorfitt . I Weltt'rn plnaure fl'lll)' . under and JuoJor Kennedy , MH:aJlo,;. 56 WditJ; Janw.: Ht.o urk Chco · - pori (Cenfl'"*' FNM C)Mt j hfre flon Cuuthnt' , C' nol!nllE·. Lo· Bpbert S!"lth, Rlthord Kobrnlz I ••II Guthr<e, Guy'"'"'· Dunolol James Cal4wel1, Roaer Ro1e, J-lol1 Brumfield GllliJrtOJis ~ r.d :\1ary ~ 11ein; Dt:~aald Se-dg,.,lck, Larry (Contlnuea Fr&m OM) Ann Smith , Marlelta . cray, two blue ribbom. Teddy portant dar"' tor the i<'hoo l ye-ar Wl'~lt·n~ pleoasuurc b.orst' Mr · kdrwlck , Ayreshue ; James f!.o bSchooh will close on Oct 2S. · Fr r>d 1 e'Jfht•Jt Pomett•y. ~J!l 0 , at. aon, John Robsqn. Brown Swiss , Fnday for th~ Sc~th.eas~ern qhw Collins Pomeroy, ~tan' 0 1r..;t l' t • other.- exhibitins anlmala ""ere r:duculwoal A~Boclahon mret.m g, Plea~ant, w \'11; LJlt· H_,·, t·IJ I.arry Col)lns, P11trici11 Bl&ke ~:~lee , >lov 21·22 Thur~~ay and Fndar Jbrr 1 ~r-nv!lh· !'hffor1: tsrunillcd . ~HI Carleton, Pt~ul t.nrn Sm11h. >choub dose for lhunktitl~lfll Kt..'- • Gallipoli ~ Crarles Scot! , Garv Smith, Stephen rcsii whil(• :.~n Fnday De_c. 2() 'h•· 1 Patadr pony · F'rcd t"llllutl Gul ~ ll 1< 1 Vo. ownrd hv Sl'fnr~· ~ nrl Hottman , Dllnny Hollida y Audrey ,chools will t'IDSI.! for C h n~tmu li1wli !1 (;Iii") CUI!' . S •lu\h Wt· h~tr T" I n ou N Snf'nfnr or Pomt>rov 1!1 , 1 Spencer, Ronald Ritchie . Richard llrce11~ F'n'd (" 11 llup Gllil lp(!h . l: ,u·) dn\t•Jt h1· Suln<'v SDer.et'r PLwt•(: K~blttntz, Carl Walt on . Kenneth ,On Thur~dlly, J ~n_. 2, sc hool~ , Rose. Huntington : H cky Kuh;,. f·r -1 itt hulh hrats or lhr 23 !·I~·· Hp.ger, Keith Vineya r d. C'onn1 ::o w~ll r~open and for!day Jun . 17 l !•orhmouth 1 hat'" in 1h1• h~rne!- r.1cin1! ht·l<l &p.encl;'r, Sltrah Spencer, l'hes \t'-r I Will mllrk I he CIO!ie or the_ fmst En ghsh plt·~t~llrt" ho r<:(• nor I ;oj thl· 1\ff'I.I.(S ( 'ounlv f~o~ir Thur~ . Rose. 1 u~mester Montlar , Jan 20. Ill lhe , cth)" All~n. AlhPns. G!adyb Mt>l · da\ nf trrnron , be for<· hund n ds • • 1 tirllt day _o f the second. semester I gan. Pon :cro), Karen Grady I of ~f"lf'!'"ialors ~akmg ~ gr.a des tn showman· I On A.A.pn~ 4 G~od Fnday, the 1 Wt"]bton, Llnda Holland, Atlw n.• Ruherta J.ee Mite. own<·d lw ah1p of their ~~1mals were Chari~' ~ch~ls w11l ag11111 close and May and Harry Guthrie, coolville w H C'artcr llf Cal<iwt>ll, tol)k Collin.- PBirJcla Blakeslee, Btll . 21 will be the date for t he f1nal. Open walkmg t'lass. Kei lh 1 second place ln both l1eah of th ·.· Ca~eton, · Arlene.~ Theb~. flilllS)' exams . 1 Zimmerman. Albany : Stepha11y ~flme ronll''it whil" Chris ChristnPrlce, Danny Holhda? , Joyce CarSchools wJ.IJ close May 22 for re- 1Hayes. Alhenl"\, Roy Smith . J ac k nhN owne r by Harrv A. Brn:o.on son, Earl Reeve.s , V1rgJ:'\.Ia John-~ ports and recorch ~9d May 2J has 1 son: J r Harri s. M;.<on . w Vii l rmk third place in the fir st hea• ~.on, ~obert $m1th. Carl OValiOfl, been aet for th~ hl#h sclt.ool cOm- 1 Four enlrks onh•. :>nd Robh" MitP own.ed by MauRoger Rose, Larr'! Cray. ,· mencemfl"net w1th Mon~a)'. May 26 Keg or slake rae(· Stault·) rif'e B Curren~. Atnrn~>. too~c Members of 4:H. clubs recenmg at t p . m marklllg th fm_al day of Meeks, Sharll!, VNn ~·l eek~. Shade tlurd T)lac.;, in !hi.' se[·onrt heat ~ grad(!s for fitting ~emonstra- the school year for pupils to rc· Jack Stewart, Mason, Va , Tn n.C' frep for all trot Geor!.!£' bon5 were Ar)ene Theiss. Karen port for grade c<~rds. Fred Leifheit. Pomeroy , l.<~rry Wa\' own('d b\ .J w Yh'Cat]d Hh Theiss, Clar("nce Robson Richard Under a new state law schools I Roush, Racine. t">f N!'wark took first pli:!Cf' 111 KobJent:r., Don1ld Robson, I;lob must be m ~essJOn 178 daya HowHarness pon)"" s~aron Pii!sbury, hoth heats with nn.~ tv Fn sC'Q, Kautz, Carl Wa~t.on, Robert Sm1th, ever two or the 178 dars Jlta! be PI Pleasant; Johnny Allt'nsworth owned bj w. A. MrC utrh('ll of Sonny Slawter, Ju_dy Slawter. 8en- counted for teachers meeun~s. Middleport; E. J . 11111. Pomt•ro:-': 1<it'gst rec. s. c .. a:nrl l.aurPt1a ny SJawter, Conme Rog- Therefore the Pomroy Schoo.ls will Debbie Meeks. and t;ladys Bt•lle owo!'d Harold v Brers er Rose and ~atsy Pnc~. Other 4-H be In actual session 176 da)S. Morgan . Pomeroy. of Columbu s taking seconti and ~embe!"s takmg part m the d~m- I I thirrl m the flr.~t h !:at ttnrl a!tt-ronstratwns were Larry Smtih, Wt•stcrn working hnrsP : Fn•d natin " in !he same positions Jfl Gary Smit,h, Roger Holler, Ray Leifheit, r.m~roy; ~tuc ny 7 1rklt•, the -~~rond heal , Powell, Erl(" Parker, . Terry HoffIC i •'--' F ) Pomeroy; Davtd Darst, Pt. PleasIn the class' and vrar ol!l 2 mtn, Donald Sedgw1ck, Ronald ont n...,. rem 0 ne ant· Raymond Clark Albany an<: . 26 r ·hi d h• Rll.chie Joaephine Spencer, Patri~arade horse: S. L. Koontz. M ·. Xoo tlz Hamli~ W Va Irot. J.u~ht o At 0!1~ owne Y eia Blakeslee, Chester Rose, Wayne Hamlm .. \\1 .. va. Garl! Cole. S~uth ~~~II ho~se: Mrs. F;·ed Leifheit G.. Bnrden or .:-:-lls~~ro to~k Rpush and fddy Sedgwick FFA Webster; KormiV~'pple, HarriSOn· Pomeroy· Ch~rles King Rutlaml lh~ f1rst heat Wl l ani(. ~ rriembers mg part were Jackie \'ille, third and fourth and Mar- Paul Sh~maker Rutiaild· Jame~ So1ce owned_ by _Blake Dhaus ot -"---L------ ~---~ ' ' ·Caldwell takmrt hr~l In 1 e st·~· Sheetll, Harr isonv ille and R1ll · rt h 1 F••· ~lilt> owned lw , ll' p . on Pll r " , ( o _ms, _omero y. . A.mbro~e bolick Coshocton . look ACIIOSS :1. CompLM 26. Girl's F1_vc gatted horse: Two l:'ntrws second in the f 11 ·st heat ami l.Dnwtnc polnt name Manl~·n Fog;esong, M~son. W Light of Athlone took second JJl room , Ca~br. ) 28. Tlbelan Va., hrst anc. Isaac Lew1~. Clifln•1 the ~econtl heat. BPverlv Cl~y • . Coi~lta!, ft ~maU bq' priest W ya.~ seco nd . . . llWned by Scott Rankin of P!f>a.:, (JCUr.) 7. \Varp.yarn 30. Caliber . W1nnors of . the first flV[! ~lac~.1 nnt Vallev took third in the fir::;t , U. Before 1 8. Le&o1 men 32. Blenda m_th,. ste~r nde, liD mn~valwn m heat and ·L ittle Harvey owned bv (DIUt.) I. Small J•land 33. Arabiin this years .shnw, l'C spec\JVl'l) p D' ' r Owenwille tool: Jl, ll'ltt 10. Ot.trved .-arD" k K ~" d D crrv 1O\', n o were IC mg, >:> •• a e. ann .v thud in the sPcond heat 113. An outfit \4.. Sti.ple food menta p,.,.... ... r')v· T arrv Cnrgon , · 1 1 1~Ro~h ( Chln. 1 34.. Vend Chnrle~ Radford is superm en; I atone tt. Pltulnl' 36. Ex· dent of the rarm g program ann : 15. Comtltu19. Competition change then wa~ a l;lOOd fir!d or hors~:; 1 t!Oftal 20. Constel. premtum 39. Haunt on hand for 1he Thursday harnes:. :If. Coin (Jap.) la.Uon 37. Heathen · U. Un. rarin" In the lust contest of ]IJ., Wall receu: 21. Peck 1mare d!vld· the fi<Jv thcre Wf're ~even entrie~ · 20. Coun1el 22. Contend 38.. Leather a ronsiderab!c number for th'! 23. Unit ot 24. Sphere !la.t~l: U Measure sir.e of the loc<JI track meter ~:1. River (Sp. l (anc. Gr.) 1 tChln. I 21. Lin 'Vinncrs of the running rar~ s l2a. Ghastly pale he ld fullowing the harness rur· ! 29. Incite in" mclude · pomes 46 inches anrl ' i SO. Explorer ur~dcr Paul Hosk1nso n ~tnd James I ($p.) ShPet~ pon u>s 48·52 inctie'>, ~t>arl i 11. Mouthllke f •• • • -i I " \ "J W1lhamo and Russell Cummmgs: I" 1 optonlnl' %/.;! pomos 52 ·56 mch!'s, ~e i ~h Car1', son PNl.rl Williams V1c!or Caul ot ami' Jackn• Cummmr;s; ponti'S :e. ech . Jamt's Sheets , over 6 1n('hes 5 40. Off! ~ ~ Vr•rnon Douglas. llown.rd Thoma. t.J, Not I"" I" 1 Pa ul Rruter anti l-arry \V('[I, wOrklnJ' ~I" I tfioroo_ghbrr:ds. ,Pearl William ~, U. Stralf~UQ. I'' (Var.) P:1ul Btrchfield, R11ly McKelvrv. 'hi t41. Ch:clq Roy Birchmield and Clarcnc :! 40. Aatrlnctnt 0 H.oil.';Oil. 'v\' innPI'~ listl'f' are r.ut nr>"CS~ w~, .short reeeu ' nniv lhf' rider~ ol the :mim11ls 1:1 HlATHER $350.00 1". th t' runn ~ng rac<.!s DOWN Alr.o $100 to 2475 and I"' t. PuddtnC' Wedding Ring $12.50 HliTLANn l!::Z ,tarch Bv Pkyllis Snowd~n (:i:. I.) BRIDAL SHOWER ~ 1. A:.t • n.. a.f1011Ct"' 4ifl~nc• M A llfldal shower was give n in "dlatiJict 4'--Mb 14 qatollty. l:"p)l(li!Or of Birdie ~ac llvsell, Thurs· .W-I Y toke't pwfKt q1o10lltr I 1 I M ,.,. eR,m KHpsok• day even ing at lOme 0 • rs. t. Cbureh dlo_.... ,.... .... JCSSJC Grucser Jlo\jesses ror the Rl)lalclall,l fM'rtl fCM" ptrltet Color, Cvt, occa~wn wcr~ Mrs. Grueser, Thel· .-.4 Clarity, •"d •killf11Hr uw llysell and Pearle Canaday . I D ~ ny CftVIJPNV'I.UOTE _Here's how to work It: ~ • • .&'"f"C -unt.d Ill boout"ul "l!Ddtro~ j The evcmng was spent pla)·lng I ' A X Y D L ,B A A X R Mttlnga. M I 1::1 L 0 N 0 FE L L 0 w ~:arne~ with prizes awarded to rs. I Oftt letter simply stands tor another. In this sample A It Ute( Com1 In t~nd Sll I1.H.eva Snowdun Nieho!son. Door prizesand was ElhPI won by Mrs tor the three L's, x for the two O's, ! tc. Single letters, apo• 011r p;,, Col/~etio11 Hysell. trophel, ttte l~ngth and torma.tlon ot the word11 Are til hint& •/ Pa1IIOMJ K~tpsde Cup eakes, .Tello, tea and coffee ICICb da)' the code letters are different. were llerved to Della Philhp!, JesA crntol'nm. quotatJ.o• _.' Dit~montl Ring$ sic Price, Jean Parker , Joan May. son , Mike Verna Snowden, Ethel IQ ...... JO . BOYTDLEMMF COL~I Nelsoo<Jnddaughter.HelenMae. I Elm a Koch, Leuna King, Reva I 0 Z • J R U D R Y B Y P LV P B M 0 T L ~ Q 't Snowden, Maud~ Rawlings. TheJ1I p MM P E s X E y Y P T D L , ' ma M<ehoel, Evelyn HilL Eth!l Nicholson and Charles Riehard 1WOilLD OWES ALL ITS uwhere Your Conf!dence Gruerer. 1 'l'•ter4Q'• CeyptoCJ*!f.e; OMYIARD JMPULSCS TO "IIW!!f ILL AT EAS.&:-HAW· Is Justified" Several sent gJftS hut were un. _..,......,.,., · abl• to attend fA.,...,_ .. ··~ .. ' E. Main Pomero) I ro~ pomeroy Sch00}s 1 I S'dney Spen"er'" J •..,_, IBefS y V p}nnes I I I &--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Aug 16 , BASHAN QUICK SE!lVICE £1D Wltt-b t.e- known heirs of Walter Lott! Pomeroy called Sunday on lhc pa 1r 1ng ~,. t'actory Trained j r1dge deceased, whost' oames and 1 A M A H . J latter's parents, Mr and Mrs 1 'IUtchmaker , COLLINS IEWE- places or res 1 den c e are Y "· · · 8 • 1 •Y . 1 Robert Wh1te and daughter LERs. p •. r.eroJ' t-3-tf 1 unknown w11l talre notice Mr ~n~ Mrs J rs~ !'1orruon,l Mr. and Mrs Jun1nr Rose and .;~;;;;~~~-;;-;~-.~~;;;; that on the 19th day of Augu.st , Ru<""k Caslle. W Va · VISih:d MJ family attended the McElroy n • T 1953 th e pla lr4!1fL }',lora Steffy, as and Mrs Ralph Ballard laA union Sunday <~t Portland Park. , ' Admimstratrix of the estate or W4ff'k Mrs. Mary K. Holter and chi! By Mrs. Jolm Diehl (;ood Cltm Used Can Walter Lottridge , deceased , filed Mr and Mrs Alv in Whittaker Urcn spent Sunday with her par c F lhlt and family of Co !· AU Makes and Mo.dtll he-r petitlion against them m the and Mrs L~cy Spencer .~ pent the 1 ents, Mr and Mrs Worley Oav1~ umhu~ SP;Cnt several days Wlttl METROPOLITA Probate Court of Mf'lgs County, week end with Mr. and Mrs EJ of Dexter . his mother , Mrs Belle Hill M:-s Ohio hong Cause No 1$.598, for Cobbs o f Cmcmnat1 j Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arlams of Hilt returned home w1th them sale of certain real estate for Mr and Mrs Jumor Whtl e Zanesville spent lhe weekend for a vi.>iil. th e pavmenl of debts of [iaid deced- spl'n! the weekend With h<'r grand with Mr. and Mrs. AlbcrL Pear· ent. whlch real estate Is described parent s, Mr anc..' JY •Mr an d .Mrs · Lou Dtehl were · 'l rs Fran k 1 son. as follows · I Etl!ly of Beatr1cc Mrs. Bell Quinn, Cambndgt• recent guesh of his MSler, Mrs . .i )1rs. Anna Spcnct·r wh"o has 1 <~nd Mr .&.nd Mrs A H. Balley Lona Roecher, Chester 1 1 The following real esta'te l'iitU- been vlslllng her sister, Mrs Etta spent Sunr:lly with Mr 0111 d Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pe.arl Jacobs ar· ated In the Village of Pomeroy, Spencer returned lo her hom e m, Ca rl Offutt rived home Sunday afler sp('nd· County of Meigs and S!alo of Ohio Dclaveh . W1s 1 mg the past week tn Mansfield and bounded and dcscnbed a_s fol- . l'alty, Judy and Nancy E:ddy of Mr and Mrs Charles Reither 1 and atlent.cd camp meetmg lows : Being Situated m the ,Vtllage Woos ter is visllm g their gr<~ml · l Ch!!ster, spent Sunday w1th her ' h and of Pomeroy and morr partJcularly ~ ~'"n\s, Mr. and Mrs (.;rove~ parents, Mr and Mrs. Albert Hllly Davis spl'nL a we!'k Wit boundrd an1 deseribed as follows 1 White. Pearson. his j)arenb, Mr and Mr:-;. Robert I one h a1 I o r ' !d • rs B e 11 Qumn, I anrl bemg t h e Eas tcry ' · A . H . B111 1ey Da~·is and family, La11gsnlle. , Lot Number Twenty -three (23) diLoftus McKim of S..tbb.llh K<tn 1and wife spent Saturdav .wJlh Mr. and Mrs Stevr Ebltn Jr., i vidwg in the cen\..er from the front spcn1 Wcdnesd:> :,' with A II Bi1· 1 Bertha and Lester Hailey , Morn· and r-hildren spent )fonday eve1 ing Star. ' 1t1 the rear Also, thP concurrent ley and wife. '" r ning m Piirkersburg right of casement to use the Alley Mrs Ed Schaeffer, Mrs. Blaine Charles and Edi!t. Howell, • an<'! d•u M rs· I ghters 1 an d c h1ld ren, p omeroy East Liverpool ea 11,' d on Mrs. ofHomer Russell between thi! above dI!Scrl bed prop- M 1' lh on Columbus are spend In~ Phone erty and the We.sleily one-half o! spent Stmday With Mr an(1 Mr:>. Mary Rose Monday I he we!'k with her motheJ Mrs. said Lot Number Twc-n!y three (23). Robert While and Caro lyn Sue, Mrs . Bertha Dye and daughtel Eva Tracy and iltlended the fair Said easemer:l ri.c:ht ls to continue Mr and Mrs Hugh f.·.' arh~ oi who ha\•e been vlslltng here rc. for the beneltt of lhe heirs, sue· Flatwoods wer<' afternoon call turned to her home at Wadsworth Mr. and Mrs. Steve l':hlin 11nrt ressors and assigns Jn ownership crs. Mrs Dora Rose accompamcd ht!r children calleci on Leonard Luns of the properly abuttmg on said Mr and ~tr~ Grover \\o'hite and home for a visit. ford and family Sunda). 1957 POit CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESUlTS ' • ~ WANT.398ADS ' PtiONE ' ' • RATES per word for Vlree eonsecutlvt- tnserllon~~. Special - One mo.-..h for 25 cent.& per word P'ull rate of 2 eents per word will be chnrgod for advt>rt.i slng 11 aot paid for before the lGtn of each month following lnM!rtlon. Ernr11 in Advertising-Should be reported immediately. The 0.111 &enUnel """'II not be responslble for uw.-e than one lncor· l'tll1 Insertion. . Card ol Th•nb and S~&l Notices of Event..s $1.00. Obituarr.3f poblishcd at 1 cent per \liOrd. (I) Notices . ,- 1 room holl.·" ·~~~ ~- I I Soles 1956 Buick VB Century, $2,59.1} 2 dr Uard Top Tr11dc-in from satisfied Buick owr.er on new Bu1rk Dynaflow drive. Blaettnars . Pomeroy. 8·16-6tc $35.0fl w1 Grow• 8-15-3te s~(· <161 Rent or CONCRETE GOEGLEIN GRAVEL CO. Sole alley. The petition alleges lila ! the per· Foi kent - Ex!f'J""I5Ion L<Hl'detl, sonal estatJ:' or sald deeendenl is Scar, .1ld l,,)ards. Drop Clotlt.s not sufficient to pay debts and Clinton F'~her, Middleport. ohligatJOm of said estate and tb&t 1953 GMC ~ ton Pll·kup $795 Phone 62b5-X. ~1 1 tf :;::;:;:;:::;:::=:::;;:=::::::::;=:;::;;t' lll is necessary to sell said real NParh new paint juh Not a - - - -- estate for the payment of th.e ---c--~· -~ - flaw · nr blemish! fJ!actlnan, same. Pomero: 8·16-6tc (171 ( 20 B J Insurance The prayer of the petition is ---~ - - -that said rehl estate he sold for LD~3 Ruicks a.~ low as $895 r1v~· Wanted Tr uc k 1l11 ~l" l Ju1 Mdk -~-- - - - - - - - - - - the payment of debts of saul decefmr car.~. tradf'·l ll from ~litiS· Hauli n.~o: Conllll"\ Hoh T rus.~rll lnlurance AJenq, dent and costs of administering flf'f~ OWilf'r!l Blaeltn<~rs, Pom " tllfl:ll(" Middleport. P"lrt • AutJOmobile8-20-tl the "d 1 and d for other relief. · ed t Bon,1J. Phone ~3l~X roy K· l f5-6tc . . -~ · ·---~ --~· Sa1 dr en ants are rel")wr o rmmf'tiuJ\t' t;irl lh n1 frar C'O MP"'~ETF.: fmmranr~ Protection, answer ~aid pei1Uon on lhe 28th H154 Puuliar R Star ('hJ(L[. $1.305 lo•mporarv lwlp \1- 'tll J..: l m·r~Jl Lill, 1\utt. Plre, roi!O. CIIII Dor rlny of Septf'mber 1957 or judge· Com•. ("pf'. L1ko new ilghl hluu housework. h ah', Jtllll~. (':.tl. fi"JIIs, Mlftcfle;drt, Ohio. ment w1ll h1• taken ugainst them. fuu1.h with nPw hllll• tup and of !w o 'I TT.! II r :ttlrht'll Ltvl' 111 - . ~-~ -·- - - - ~ FLORA STEFFY, as Admin<ttl leathn ~cal.> llydrnmlll!t· or llut l 'ho rl!' .!·ll. H \ti lite istratrix of the estate nf dn\IC' Jlcally 5h<trp lnnkltl g M.U W.\&D W.all('r Loltridge, dccea.~d Blactlnars, Pomeroy. 6·16·6k WF:RSTER & FULTZ mslde allll Out.~id c .House l'uint1952 BlllCb ~~~ low laS $595 rhoiCl:! Attorney~ for Platnllff lng,. chiml'i'Y and roof work of aTIOIIWI • • (81 2 9. IB, 23, 30 .. (lJ) (1. 13 7t-4 of five j!"OOd cars Blacl\nar.!i , all kmd s, also r·HrpPnter wnrk Pomeroy. 8 111-tHr ~~ '-.;...." Free e~ttmates . 20 yr•ar.~ expcr . _ iencc Hea . ~ onalalt• Jll"lt;t!s. Call 1966 Oldll Super "88" . $2 ,495. ,b liS I. l.eonct ''· ,...._ ., ·0 Pomeroy 504·J· R 12 12tp dr. Hard Top. Power 1itucring ~omerD!f' Ohl11 NOTICE OF APPJINTMENT and brakes.. Hyt:ramatic dr ive P.. Rt. U. C.l~ ~m. o,__., En•t• of Trum•n A. Penn Sr. A fine automobil~. Blacllnars , D~~eeued WANTED f'Aitlm:n ~G1rl or boy for Rutl:lml Hou le. Cuntact The Pomeroy. 8-16-fltc Notice is hereby given that PrisDaily Sentinel 8 12 If cill<~ Penn .,.,hose Post Offlcce add-cc--'- -~ ~ .. lc ress is C<.~ rp~nter, Ohw, Houle 1. Rodney Downing Mlllril~ Al-(t'd Wf1JJI,TI1 ~ho IH'CIIN :-::--::-:-=:' - - - -~--:-. has been duly appointed Adminlshouw lu hr ,·nmranJOn fm IN~URANCE AGENCY J, R. l<AWWIGS SONS C\1.- 24 tratnx or tht>- Estate or Truman midd! e-:J,J;lt'd l:11ly. Wrill• P fl t=ln, Automobile, H1altlil bour tYrerker Service. Day A. Penn, Sr late of Columbia BTl~ 45 . l'flllJcrov Uhio B·8· 12tp ACCIDENT Phone 622'1 Nla~at Phone h" d Township, Mc1g.~ County, 0 to. cLl... CaiU•Itv •nd ..... '1038-X. DODGE • fLVMOUTH Middleport ...• ' HelpWonted llarhei-S,m~¥tn ------ -- est~te -- --- •. ...._. .. IZ_ ,_.........__ ,...,.. ,... ,__ _ -· --===---=.-:L·egof, N f.ICe :===:R:oc:k:-l:orl::""'===== (8bl Auto$ervices DEALPS. ( 181 Employment Wanted 36 U (91 For SG;e - - · · -- · (21) Real Estate GRAVELY '.1 ttACTOR SALES aD<l~-~-- For Sal]';;: rl'nl t•i;h~~~~~ htllllie ,J\Gif\G - 2~ ye:~-:s l'~q.t • rtrnC'e. l"l·ee c~·· mall'~. 1. V R1•isin.;"'r, Rarn. ' Ilnx 124. Ohto 7-lV' - "· ·..... . ,,' I ·~ ' .... - • - t 19)· (T --- -· - ----- Business --~- I !\lulrl lf'porl fll4·3tr . ----~- Pho1w fi07~J . -~----- LegaI Notl"ce __ __ . ·-~ . _ _ LEGAL NOTte, TERMITES C)(TERMJNATED H1rl s will now be rneeived by ~~- - ~-·~ --For frl"c III~PI'rllon phllnc 383·M, fwo piece Living Room Sulle , Gi!mor,• Suppl~· Store, Pomeroy the u nde rsi.c,ned on the home forOn!' Day Bed , very reasonahh•. All work ~u 11 r:wtu! d Fully In· merly ownerl by Dora M. Bearhs in Frank Amo.11, Athea .~ Road, flJ! surerl VaugiHul'~ Indus trial and Kens Run, Pomeroy, Ohio. Properposite John Friclu. Phone R51J Rt•sid!'J.tlld Term![(' Control Ser· ly apprai!l.l'rt at $1,600.00 and can· vice. St Murys. W. Va. 7 ~ tf not be sold for lcs~ tha11 11ppraised 8· l4·31p _ ~- _____ ~- pric(', subject to the approval of •-'47 fo:-;;rd va;:...Furd Tran~ .-'";;;..,;-;;;-;;;"'..;.·.;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;'"I the Probate Court ot Meigs Couramisruon . ~600xl6 lire~ 011 ty , Ohio·. For Ford whet'-111. Alrrl'd YcaugN Hugh Bea~h!t Phone RJBY. H-14·61p 1 Hire! AdMlnlstntlor ,.BY the {fl\ 10. 13. H, 1~. 16, 17: 6tc . Aohd Maple Chest, 4 drawers. I Hour desk drawt-r, vt-ry good condl · or LEGAL NOTICE tion $HI. New Haven, W. VJ , Bids wtll h received by the un. 1lon SUI. James E. Jl<tggorty . Contract.. rll'fslgned for the nle of hou~e New Haven, W. Va. TV 24045 eGradlntl a Ditch Digging flnd other preoperty owned by Dora S..16-3tc VlR(IIL WAMSLJ!~Y Romine in Dexter, Ohio. Property _ __ appraised at same $6.800.00. UndersignT-om-al~eJlargr, - Pink Mexicans, leTrttck Loading E'ulpmon' ed will sell to the highest n on -adtt y n k II s ' Serond House Eaat • 0 ac · _oe kerSev.ce 1 bidder at a price whic-h must bP. W H I urn" ft"lll' l"V ec d b th b C from srh~ol house. m. Phone Cheshire 7·747f opprovc l" c Pro a1e ourt o1 Holmes, Syracuse, Ohlo 1• .,.,,.,:::,.,:::,..=,.,==..,.:[Meigs County, Ohlo. This home is 8-13-tf -~~- - .. ~~-- located in the country and is l''o~- sal~ Hererords 2 n~u CHI· Servi~.es ;rl~~~ leveral times the appraised •• 6 months old, :l {"(I'·YI'l, 19Jl SYBIL EBERSBACH Custom Ru11t K~rrhrn Kltchem '' Model A )'' ord Ser.la~l See ~~~ dr'.'fiJinNi fur your home Frc,. Executrix enzo Davl& at L & Z. Shop, ~:.~um~:~tt·~. ~·orPlllitn & Ahholl Pomerov, Ohio Cou rt Sl.. Pomeroy R 10-otc l ·~ - Phone 62R4-Y. 8·6·U (8) 0, 13, 14, 1~, 10, 17; 6tc. a· Spotted . PunlcA I rnll ·.llaitcd; I Ready Milf.-~Conc-;;;;, -;;;h-;d LIGAL NOTitE 1 two year old MarC', · 15 yoar •nd travel. Phon• 6393. George Stuckey. whose la!rt old geldlnJ. Paul Orr. lhshRn, B·l4·4tc known plac8 of residence was Ro· o. Phone 9032. R· lS-atc ------- ~-- ~ - -- - - w1dl, Arkansu, and whose pre!ent ·--- ·- - &AIJIO It TltLEVISION Sl:!.RVICE, plnce or rcJidencc i-9 unknown and HEIFERS FOR SALE : • Phon• i.JO. Cleland Appliance canMt, by rl'asonable diligence, be Storti, l .u l W. td1i.n St., Pom~ror 1 Jer11ey, 1. Guern&ey, ~ .alelna. ALL trom C.0.8.A Strca. Z..2a·tl nsccrtalned: Mary Duke-, whose Two frtlh now, rest soon. Don ~~ _ lnst known place of residence was Aaderl!.ln, Rutland, Ohln !l .. v1, yuw carrwls, l"ll)l:t atHI up· 14810 Cicero Avenue, Tinley Park, 8 l:l 6tp lml stcry rlenn<'d h.V thr moder n Il!inois, and whose prflsc-nt place of -:--~ residence i' unknown and cannc.~ Universal Gu Ran~e. l'hrom!' rlranin.::t metholl 'with Aerated hr reasonable diligence be ascerDinette Set, Both in extt'llenl Dry f<"nam Quidly and C('nno- talned: Violet Rry11n, who.ge last 111 yoqr own known p\.Dc~ of resid!!r1.ce was Pacondltton. Call Racir.e 3481 l'r miC'ally right R HHlt hnmt~. Wurk guar<tnteerl Call d K d h P nuthHJd 2402 :1. ent!.l!'ky, an w ose pre3122. 8 HHilc uca, -~~ -~ se nt place of residence is unknown Wanted To CONCRETE BLOCKS ond cannot, by rmonable dill:---:;--:---:7':= - - -~genre be ascertained; Mae Prlee, Good llted aewlng ma.~hine . Phonl! "'vlld hthr Por L•..whose last known plaee of reslR~lne 3831 or ront1et Marilyn donce was Rl4 Wa~·slde Drive, Clellnd Taylor. 8· 16-!Ht~ South Charlet~lon, West . VIrginia, GRUESER BLOCK CO. and whm~e preeent pla(e or resiWanted to Rent I MUu North llf ,.,.,., dence ls unknown and cannot. by IInlurnlthod I or 4 bedroom reasonable diligence be ascertain· boUle Jn Pomeroy or Mltldlecd; Leo Knowles, whose place of 8 1~6tr pol"l Phone 2-M. ~!!.ldence is unknown and unnat, ni.UCTURAL I aaAAQ by reasonable dlll(tence be ascerICRAP IRON- ¥11TALI tained: and the unknown OH VALLEY heir, d'evisees, legotees, admlni11trators, executon and ass1gns JUNK t room house anu bath m. LlnCo' of Leo Knowles, 1f be be decea!(ed, roln He'-:hta. Phone 1 330M. ~r~...,;-~oo~S~I~D~~~~""P~ot~'"~..,~~...,~l whoAe names and places of reai11-lO<!te. ~ den~e ls unl::now"!; the unCummins, Letart 1462. fo'all~. - -- - -~- Wanled- PAPI:lt ,., ehcop, Call or"' G"""'' 1 · ~- -~-- FOR SALE _ Apple~. New Jla· l':tlnllng itllt•nor aud rxtl'Jlor vrn Orchard, NC'\V llavcn . PhtHJ l' A1adJ•I;h• lltlW ll ntrs reason - :u-24688. - -~ __ 2:.:g~ ; I ablt• 11 .,1)](]" 13r~lcy, PhT~Il~;J~~~ Service. R. A. Fmlaw, fU2 .11:. Main St Pomero)'. 7·24 -l'fl~ . _ _: ... One used Crn.'llcy l!:h~\·trlc Hangr· In eJtcellcnt conrlllinn wj) [ '' - Reo I Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6136-M PHON!I 6Jll Phoni' 8 13·!1:·· · I (20.JBuslness I ••nd II~ ~ I /111 Buv cc~~:~·~~ this 30th day nr July 1057. Jphn C. Haran Judge of the Probate Court 16 3 2 I_B_l _ _· -".,.._ _· _"~---·--- Legal Noti'ce Nellie Pearl Rucker and Jos1•p h Hucker, both of whom reside at 1611 Hunter Str~et, Wilkmshurg. Penn~ylvania wiO take notice that Paul S Smflrt, Guardian ef Florence \-ttc~· Stevens, an Incompetent, on the 31st day uf July, 1957, filed his Peii!Jon in lho Prohate Court within and for the Cnunty of Meigs and State of Ohio. Case No. 16.936 , alleging that his Ward IS seized of the undivided threefourths Interest in the follo".V ing described real estate ~ituated ln the County or Meigs, Stal:c of Ohio and Village of Middleport to-wit: Situated in the VIllage of Middleport, County of Meig~ and State of Ohio and in One Hundred Acre Lol No. 157, being a loot Forty-five feet more or !PSS on Grant Street in .said Vlll11.gc and runninR bark at that width to the alley, Siiid lot lymg hCtwecn the Conner And t"!e Martin lots on said street: That the Defendant. Nellie Pearl Rucker, is the owner of an undl· vided om~·fourth interest in sail 1 real estate, !hal Joseph Rucker s · · entitled to dower in the iltterest of uld Nellie Pearl Rucker, and, I vi.~iled New , Furnitur• ' FOK $299.00 BAKER I ~eek I ' ~ '" w LOOallf."' I Sha(~e I AW>IATI~ b~· I II.. , ..,.,•.,. .• .u,.., 1 •• I FINER ~I' ;"·E:K!"" ' ~ .•e. ...... r· r" f,f'f.f ~,. 1\l' l'ps<lkl' ~ f,f I I ~~ r I I r· r· ~ M•IMun~ brllll•~~e•. '*'Ill ~.ct.d.,., .I~. . S zooor:u.. ! I ' THE t 1~ i JEWELRY STORE · sr. lOOK AT THIS I NEW SAVIN55 BANK 1 llillir&~utt4 ., klri' r~~! ·~·4_'_"_'_' ------'~""'""'""""""""'""'""""'""'""~----, --- 1 ~ • .,.w t.uflft _.. f.lM•u· Stll ..., ftr ....._ _. ...,,.... SINK CABINET y rBAYER~&·"' !l.t. I '? ,1111---, ~TABLET '"~~~tPHIWP • ltiiiiF A• MAI.ESIA Jelled anti homopnlzed Rev Satin baa all the •cu•v•o•M ro, ~IJAtHU.. \ '"j.. chtoorful .UchM moh1 1 chorful hoMI. Nqw •o• «ft r.lo~ .1! 'hii·SI•ot 1ht c.11MMI I• ur 1111 ftom &-!" 1<:0 M", C0111Jol•i1 wllh llftt bowl, IIIOdltl lfth!· lnt touuh. lht tom..,, CyMorflll To• •ftd • lllet!n11o llnlah ha HoMr-Tou or I cl..t f\MI1h ~Ire~ Otdlr ro•r• ftOw . tho llnlillllt(oft II.U bllt .1! f1w hOYII 1fl1t Jatez advantape and addiiHIW o.., It'• ' porlect for every room bo )'0111' home-includ:inJ litdlen and bathroom. ! od•llnry. ..,..... .................. ... !""'"'.,. ...,. Llfttlnle tlldnottM lltlfltt ..... f'tiiiiT • UfiUM Cll'lferlt t .. SNU6B~ ~IM i" OR ,: ~0111 15 HE. .JE.ALOjJS OF- ... i"' IN II PHDMI MOil! Ill OUI "IIIICHIIl NM 1001". MUI Sl. REV SATIN is also available in Middleport Stondard Liquid Form in o THE .POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY I 4i2 Yean of Ooalblqouo Service II------..,...--POMEJ!OY .. '.,•, • full Range af B•autifui .Colors. PHONE 82 or 436 !..;;.___ ,_________, -- By • COULD fT f)E HE. WAS MAO BECAUSE OF 1HE: FOREMAN & ABBOTT Appliances 10 WILLIE WINKLE WAY ll1E. BAI<ON ~ WE BUY By B.AEBURN VANBUREN SLATS ~::-:-- WITH THI tAMOUI ~ lESS 1HAN II 62'~ ,\BBIE AND .·~ CASTORIA 64" lldn!IIIW.NtiMrdl.,. 'YOU' GETTING THRIFTY AT lAST AUN"T Ffi.ITZ./ ••• [;;.;;.;;;;;-;c;;.._-._______ 1121 \ HERE!!-n£Rf'S 'I I I ur·s GET 0JT OF t>Anv CROSSWORD NOTICE I enta.?--?- 1 I I I I ABNER H0 r Se Show Effective Aug. 19 h~ve LIL 1 Rooms ;:;;;:;;;~;:;;:;;;:;:;;;:;;;~.;::;::=;:::z:::;::::;;:!;:;:;;::::;:::;:;;·l t~nd Ftrsl Jn Races· 1 ~pencer, FURNITURE I AIN'T ~E CLEVER, PRISSY 1 1 I ~~ - ~-- CHESTER SEETMAA- 1 I ' ~lr t~ud Mrs YI Ji laJd fandree l and Am and a B;wr at~t·ll~~d th~ I Athem; C'ountv fa1r 1 hws11ay I •nd ,Mrs. Hc l en Damewood called daughter Mrs. Robert Lee at the George JlamJltr;n nome at Tuppers Plains Satur111Y ' famJly, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Ba: Mr!t. Cora Rcnsit.7w spent Sal lorrl. son, Mr and Mrs Junior urday wilh her brother Mr. ar..:J tiiD The Brightest Cornet Whilf' attended the Eddy-Fortney I Mrs. John Dtch l. In Mlddl~port reumon at Parkersburg P01rk By Cleric• Allen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Weber and ~ - ~-5 -Harry Offutl. Mr. an.d Mrs. children, Topeka, . Kans .• visil~d Vere ()f,futt and son, Falrnont, : Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen. w. va., sp!'nt a tew d<Jys w1th Mt · Mr ant. Mrs Howard" Wolf, Bel Mrs. Carl Ofrutl pre, Sunday with Mr. alltl Mrs. Belle Quinn of (.';HTJbriri~P Mrs. Cu rt 1s Wolf. · 1 . Mr aml Mrs. Virgil Wood 18 vi!>il1ng hN cousin, Mrs. F.v:. 13<tJ!ey. I Belpre, spe nt th.e weekend with Mrs. Etta Spencer spent :t Mr anfl Mrs Mario-n Wood ro uplc of day., with Mrs Goldk Mrs Franklm Bailey ~~ conPRICE INCREASES and Col mer, Pomeroy. valescm:,: at home aftl'r havmg CHANGE IN HOURS Mr and Mr-" Btl! Ohlinger of her ton sih removrd Fnd<~y al I ~ - - - · ~. - - - --~ ·· the Hartman Cl inic, Parkersbur!,l AS That Cly_dr ~llihonc , a,s Treas· George Wolf was returned to t~rcr of _Mell(t_County , Ohto, ha; a his horhe Tue!irlay from the Uol· STANDARDIZED and APPROVED BY lien aga 1nst !:ald real est<~te for ~e , 1.er Hosp 1t.al after undergoing an The Barber Associatfon ta~es and, . emeq:ency appendectomy. fhat James A SiJlllCI' 1~ the on!Y Mrs. Beatrice Dye llfld d 11 ughter Of Pomeroy and Middleport heir at law ~nd next of km of sa1d Akron, and Mrs. Dora Ro.sc and "" Are As Follows Ward, a• restdent of the Stale or grandson Archie and grandda\J - ~ Ohio. and that there are no other ghltT Julia, Bash an, vtsited SatHAIR CUT . . . . . . . . . . . · · · . · · $1.25 persons who an mterest in urday with }trs. Molli e BooknMn . satd rea_! e_state, and. Mrs Lettie Mere•:ith, Colum FicAT TOP . . .. .. . .. . $1 .50 That lt IS r:ecess,uy lo .)ell said b s 1 the weekend With Mr. SHAVE , , . ........ , • . $1.00 real estate to pay debts or the u~ , Jr~n P. F. Kohlenh. Wud and lo pav for her support. an · h d d SHAMPOO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '' '''' ·$ .75 . ere_ 1 atten e T h< pcoycr of the Pet!\ JOn Is for th Several p k r from Re nwn Tuppers TONIC ..... , . , . ... , $ .30 the sale of the en tire iutcrest in e. ar .c d· u ~ 1 .\laid rt-al c:<:ta te pursuant to the Plains. Sun av MASSAGES ... , .... . 75c and $1.00 . . . Mary Walker of Ea~t Shallt• provJ.s1ons con tamed u1 SectiOn 1 f, d' , h J 2127 .08 of the Ohio Revised Codr , sp,ent a tw a}s Wlt oyce WORKING HOURS and for sueh other relief as may Gmthcr. . > be proper. KcJ~h Ridenour. Mau~>fwld, 1~ Mon., Tues:; 'Wl!lt."& Fri., .,, ... , . . . 8 A.M . to 6 P.M. The persons Itrst above men· spt•ndlng a w1th Mr. and Thursday , , , , .. ........ ...... .. 8 A.M . to 12 Noon tionct1· w11J fur~her take notice lhat Mrs. Floyd Rtdenour. Saturday , , , , .. , , , , , ............. 8 A.M. lo 7 P.M. they have bee-n made parhcs de- 1 Mr.~ Mabel Van Metc_r . and fen.dant to ~aid Pdttlon aiHi that Mr and Mrs. Henry Eichtn~er they Will he requlrt• to answer the and sons spent a few days With same on or bcforc lh<• 2l~t dily of Mr. and Mrs. H.aymonU V<tn ML'· September, 1957 tcr. Youngs.town. PaulS. Smart, Guardian Mrs. Eddte Hartung 'broke her Florence L.iCY Stevens, arm when 5hc fell at home . an Incompetent , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beaver Plaintiff have rcturne(! from Canton where Webster and fi'ultz the} were called when the1r Attorneys for Pla111tif! [laughter, Mrs. AI Gibson, fe!l C8t 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, (£1) fl, 6tc ..J,. ... n lh" h~sement strps of her 1 -===~---- ib.Gme and was seriously injured ~ BYiR£l>tASSWI:LL 1 ~r:> 6393 - ---. ----- - I I I ~ " AUcnrl<tnce::.uJI'111 111 Sunday S h ~as 43 offmng $1006 rMov 1 nd Ml"s ll!liUJJII Weslfail 1 lf. ~k:on spent Tm'~day with [' He len Dllmcw'tJood SAND & GRAVEL 3 .1rn• t:<~t rh IT monlh at Appl,• Ah·x Wh• ·<·ll"r. For I 1 I WASHED ~{'W, 2 ronm ~nd h,dh l .l nllsh••rl apart~nt. 1'!1one ti1 2R X 8· 1~·31c --. .- · (81 Auto READY MIXED I room ("InN!" ir1 town. 127 [)uti<' I ntll H :J I 2tc ~-·~-·-~ :::~;:;:=::::: ;~~~~.\~U~T~O~~S~A~L~~ES~~~~ ~ the F'urnb~.ed ~;IN·pm~ Headquarttrn for llm.,..'lnite Lll(tgc~ge ~ Lane Cedar C"t"-sts - LAU Window FansFriJidaire Refrigftl'ators. . . br Furnllur1, Middleport, Ohio 4 29 tf i N 2 ~elt.ll ,..,. word, one ln.:M.rtlon . Mlnta:::..m charge Mk' .........._ : enu • LAURELCLJ FOREST RUN FF Dally S.olinel, Pomert»'-Middleport, 0., Alii· 18,111117-T ------JARNEY GOOULE and SNUFII'Y Sfi!ITH --~--- JIJlANNER �......--- . .. •• . ' SIS usl .... """..... 36 W/' "m "A" cra des I Wltal. Ch~rles Holter, J.u•k le Cum· 1 jorlt Rou ck. Cheshire MH:hlleport _ Kidth Reuter . P~me· mint Jnd JJcll:le Prorfitt . I Weltt'rn plnaure fl'lll)' . under and JuoJor Kennedy , MH:aJlo,;. 56 WditJ; Janw.: Ht.o urk Chco · - pori (Cenfl'"*' FNM C)Mt j hfre flon Cuuthnt' , C' nol!nllE·. Lo· Bpbert S!"lth, Rlthord Kobrnlz I ••II Guthr<e, Guy'"'"'· Dunolol James Cal4wel1, Roaer Ro1e, J-lol1 Brumfield GllliJrtOJis ~ r.d :\1ary ~ 11ein; Dt:~aald Se-dg,.,lck, Larry (Contlnuea Fr&m OM) Ann Smith , Marlelta . cray, two blue ribbom. Teddy portant dar"' tor the i<'hoo l ye-ar Wl'~lt·n~ pleoasuurc b.orst' Mr · kdrwlck , Ayreshue ; James f!.o bSchooh will close on Oct 2S. · Fr r>d 1 e'Jfht•Jt Pomett•y. ~J!l 0 , at. aon, John Robsqn. Brown Swiss , Fnday for th~ Sc~th.eas~ern qhw Collins Pomeroy, ~tan' 0 1r..;t l' t • other.- exhibitins anlmala ""ere r:duculwoal A~Boclahon mret.m g, Plea~ant, w \'11; LJlt· H_,·, t·IJ I.arry Col)lns, P11trici11 Bl&ke ~:~lee , >lov 21·22 Thur~~ay and Fndar Jbrr 1 ~r-nv!lh· !'hffor1: tsrunillcd . ~HI Carleton, Pt~ul t.nrn Sm11h. >choub dose for lhunktitl~lfll Kt..'- • Gallipoli ~ Crarles Scot! , Garv Smith, Stephen rcsii whil(• :.~n Fnday De_c. 2() 'h•· 1 Patadr pony · F'rcd t"llllutl Gul ~ ll 1< 1 Vo. ownrd hv Sl'fnr~· ~ nrl Hottman , Dllnny Hollida y Audrey ,chools will t'IDSI.! for C h n~tmu li1wli !1 (;Iii") CUI!' . S •lu\h Wt· h~tr T" I n ou N Snf'nfnr or Pomt>rov 1!1 , 1 Spencer, Ronald Ritchie . Richard llrce11~ F'n'd (" 11 llup Gllil lp(!h . l: ,u·) dn\t•Jt h1· Suln<'v SDer.et'r PLwt•(: K~blttntz, Carl Walt on . Kenneth ,On Thur~dlly, J ~n_. 2, sc hool~ , Rose. Huntington : H cky Kuh;,. f·r -1 itt hulh hrats or lhr 23 !·I~·· Hp.ger, Keith Vineya r d. C'onn1 ::o w~ll r~open and for!day Jun . 17 l !•orhmouth 1 hat'" in 1h1• h~rne!- r.1cin1! ht·l<l &p.encl;'r, Sltrah Spencer, l'hes \t'-r I Will mllrk I he CIO!ie or the_ fmst En ghsh plt·~t~llrt" ho r<:(• nor I ;oj thl· 1\ff'I.I.(S ( 'ounlv f~o~ir Thur~ . Rose. 1 u~mester Montlar , Jan 20. Ill lhe , cth)" All~n. AlhPns. G!adyb Mt>l · da\ nf trrnron , be for<· hund n ds • • 1 tirllt day _o f the second. semester I gan. Pon :cro), Karen Grady I of ~f"lf'!'"ialors ~akmg ~ gr.a des tn showman· I On A.A.pn~ 4 G~od Fnday, the 1 Wt"]bton, Llnda Holland, Atlw n.• Ruherta J.ee Mite. own<·d lw ah1p of their ~~1mals were Chari~' ~ch~ls w11l ag11111 close and May and Harry Guthrie, coolville w H C'artcr llf Cal<iwt>ll, tol)k Collin.- PBirJcla Blakeslee, Btll . 21 will be the date for t he f1nal. Open walkmg t'lass. Kei lh 1 second place ln both l1eah of th ·.· Ca~eton, · Arlene.~ Theb~. flilllS)' exams . 1 Zimmerman. Albany : Stepha11y ~flme ronll''it whil" Chris ChristnPrlce, Danny Holhda? , Joyce CarSchools wJ.IJ close May 22 for re- 1Hayes. Alhenl"\, Roy Smith . J ac k nhN owne r by Harrv A. Brn:o.on son, Earl Reeve.s , V1rgJ:'\.Ia John-~ ports and recorch ~9d May 2J has 1 son: J r Harri s. M;.<on . w Vii l rmk third place in the fir st hea• ~.on, ~obert $m1th. Carl OValiOfl, been aet for th~ hl#h sclt.ool cOm- 1 Four enlrks onh•. :>nd Robh" MitP own.ed by MauRoger Rose, Larr'! Cray. ,· mencemfl"net w1th Mon~a)'. May 26 Keg or slake rae(· Stault·) rif'e B Curren~. Atnrn~>. too~c Members of 4:H. clubs recenmg at t p . m marklllg th fm_al day of Meeks, Sharll!, VNn ~·l eek~. Shade tlurd T)lac.;, in !hi.' se[·onrt heat ~ grad(!s for fitting ~emonstra- the school year for pupils to rc· Jack Stewart, Mason, Va , Tn n.C' frep for all trot Geor!.!£' bon5 were Ar)ene Theiss. Karen port for grade c<~rds. Fred Leifheit. Pomeroy , l.<~rry Wa\' own('d b\ .J w Yh'Cat]d Hh Theiss, Clar("nce Robson Richard Under a new state law schools I Roush, Racine. t">f N!'wark took first pli:!Cf' 111 KobJent:r., Don1ld Robson, I;lob must be m ~essJOn 178 daya HowHarness pon)"" s~aron Pii!sbury, hoth heats with nn.~ tv Fn sC'Q, Kautz, Carl Wa~t.on, Robert Sm1th, ever two or the 178 dars Jlta! be PI Pleasant; Johnny Allt'nsworth owned bj w. A. MrC utrh('ll of Sonny Slawter, Ju_dy Slawter. 8en- counted for teachers meeun~s. Middleport; E. J . 11111. Pomt•ro:-': 1<it'gst rec. s. c .. a:nrl l.aurPt1a ny SJawter, Conme Rog- Therefore the Pomroy Schoo.ls will Debbie Meeks. and t;ladys Bt•lle owo!'d Harold v Brers er Rose and ~atsy Pnc~. Other 4-H be In actual session 176 da)S. Morgan . Pomeroy. of Columbu s taking seconti and ~embe!"s takmg part m the d~m- I I thirrl m the flr.~t h !:at ttnrl a!tt-ronstratwns were Larry Smtih, Wt•stcrn working hnrsP : Fn•d natin " in !he same positions Jfl Gary Smit,h, Roger Holler, Ray Leifheit, r.m~roy; ~tuc ny 7 1rklt•, the -~~rond heal , Powell, Erl(" Parker, . Terry HoffIC i •'--' F ) Pomeroy; Davtd Darst, Pt. PleasIn the class' and vrar ol!l 2 mtn, Donald Sedgw1ck, Ronald ont n...,. rem 0 ne ant· Raymond Clark Albany an<: . 26 r ·hi d h• Rll.chie Joaephine Spencer, Patri~arade horse: S. L. Koontz. M ·. Xoo tlz Hamli~ W Va Irot. J.u~ht o At 0!1~ owne Y eia Blakeslee, Chester Rose, Wayne Hamlm .. \\1 .. va. Garl! Cole. S~uth ~~~II ho~se: Mrs. F;·ed Leifheit G.. Bnrden or .:-:-lls~~ro to~k Rpush and fddy Sedgwick FFA Webster; KormiV~'pple, HarriSOn· Pomeroy· Ch~rles King Rutlaml lh~ f1rst heat Wl l ani(. ~ rriembers mg part were Jackie \'ille, third and fourth and Mar- Paul Sh~maker Rutiaild· Jame~ So1ce owned_ by _Blake Dhaus ot -"---L------ ~---~ ' ' ·Caldwell takmrt hr~l In 1 e st·~· Sheetll, Harr isonv ille and R1ll · rt h 1 F••· ~lilt> owned lw , ll' p . on Pll r " , ( o _ms, _omero y. . A.mbro~e bolick Coshocton . look ACIIOSS :1. CompLM 26. Girl's F1_vc gatted horse: Two l:'ntrws second in the f 11 ·st heat ami l.Dnwtnc polnt name Manl~·n Fog;esong, M~son. W Light of Athlone took second JJl room , Ca~br. ) 28. Tlbelan Va., hrst anc. Isaac Lew1~. Clifln•1 the ~econtl heat. BPverlv Cl~y • . Coi~lta!, ft ~maU bq' priest W ya.~ seco nd . . . llWned by Scott Rankin of P!f>a.:, (JCUr.) 7. \Varp.yarn 30. Caliber . W1nnors of . the first flV[! ~lac~.1 nnt Vallev took third in the fir::;t , U. Before 1 8. Le&o1 men 32. Blenda m_th,. ste~r nde, liD mn~valwn m heat and ·L ittle Harvey owned bv (DIUt.) I. Small J•land 33. Arabiin this years .shnw, l'C spec\JVl'l) p D' ' r Owenwille tool: Jl, ll'ltt 10. Ot.trved .-arD" k K ~" d D crrv 1O\', n o were IC mg, >:> •• a e. ann .v thud in the sPcond heat 113. An outfit \4.. Sti.ple food menta p,.,.... ... r')v· T arrv Cnrgon , · 1 1 1~Ro~h ( Chln. 1 34.. Vend Chnrle~ Radford is superm en; I atone tt. Pltulnl' 36. Ex· dent of the rarm g program ann : 15. Comtltu19. Competition change then wa~ a l;lOOd fir!d or hors~:; 1 t!Oftal 20. Constel. premtum 39. Haunt on hand for 1he Thursday harnes:. :If. Coin (Jap.) la.Uon 37. Heathen · U. Un. rarin" In the lust contest of ]IJ., Wall receu: 21. Peck 1mare d!vld· the fi<Jv thcre Wf're ~even entrie~ · 20. Coun1el 22. Contend 38.. Leather a ronsiderab!c number for th'! 23. Unit ot 24. Sphere !la.t~l: U Measure sir.e of the loc<JI track meter ~:1. River (Sp. l (anc. Gr.) 1 tChln. I 21. Lin 'Vinncrs of the running rar~ s l2a. Ghastly pale he ld fullowing the harness rur· ! 29. Incite in" mclude · pomes 46 inches anrl ' i SO. Explorer ur~dcr Paul Hosk1nso n ~tnd James I ($p.) ShPet~ pon u>s 48·52 inctie'>, ~t>arl i 11. Mouthllke f •• • • -i I " \ "J W1lhamo and Russell Cummmgs: I" 1 optonlnl' %/.;! pomos 52 ·56 mch!'s, ~e i ~h Car1', son PNl.rl Williams V1c!or Caul ot ami' Jackn• Cummmr;s; ponti'S :e. ech . Jamt's Sheets , over 6 1n('hes 5 40. Off! ~ ~ Vr•rnon Douglas. llown.rd Thoma. t.J, Not I"" I" 1 Pa ul Rruter anti l-arry \V('[I, wOrklnJ' ~I" I tfioroo_ghbrr:ds. ,Pearl William ~, U. Stralf~UQ. I'' (Var.) P:1ul Btrchfield, R11ly McKelvrv. 'hi t41. Ch:clq Roy Birchmield and Clarcnc :! 40. Aatrlnctnt 0 H.oil.';Oil. 'v\' innPI'~ listl'f' are r.ut nr>"CS~ w~, .short reeeu ' nniv lhf' rider~ ol the :mim11ls 1:1 HlATHER $350.00 1". th t' runn ~ng rac<.!s DOWN Alr.o $100 to 2475 and I"' t. PuddtnC' Wedding Ring $12.50 HliTLANn l!::Z ,tarch Bv Pkyllis Snowd~n (:i:. I.) BRIDAL SHOWER ~ 1. A:.t • n.. a.f1011Ct"' 4ifl~nc• M A llfldal shower was give n in "dlatiJict 4'--Mb 14 qatollty. l:"p)l(li!Or of Birdie ~ac llvsell, Thurs· .W-I Y toke't pwfKt q1o10lltr I 1 I M ,.,. eR,m KHpsok• day even ing at lOme 0 • rs. t. Cbureh dlo_.... ,.... .... JCSSJC Grucser Jlo\jesses ror the Rl)lalclall,l fM'rtl fCM" ptrltet Color, Cvt, occa~wn wcr~ Mrs. Grueser, Thel· .-.4 Clarity, •"d •killf11Hr uw llysell and Pearle Canaday . I D ~ ny CftVIJPNV'I.UOTE _Here's how to work It: ~ • • .&'"f"C -unt.d Ill boout"ul "l!Ddtro~ j The evcmng was spent pla)·lng I ' A X Y D L ,B A A X R Mttlnga. M I 1::1 L 0 N 0 FE L L 0 w ~:arne~ with prizes awarded to rs. I Oftt letter simply stands tor another. In this sample A It Ute( Com1 In t~nd Sll I1.H.eva Snowdun Nieho!son. Door prizesand was ElhPI won by Mrs tor the three L's, x for the two O's, ! tc. Single letters, apo• 011r p;,, Col/~etio11 Hysell. trophel, ttte l~ngth and torma.tlon ot the word11 Are til hint& •/ Pa1IIOMJ K~tpsde Cup eakes, .Tello, tea and coffee ICICb da)' the code letters are different. were llerved to Della Philhp!, JesA crntol'nm. quotatJ.o• _.' Dit~montl Ring$ sic Price, Jean Parker , Joan May. son , Mike Verna Snowden, Ethel IQ ...... JO . BOYTDLEMMF COL~I Nelsoo<Jnddaughter.HelenMae. I Elm a Koch, Leuna King, Reva I 0 Z • J R U D R Y B Y P LV P B M 0 T L ~ Q 't Snowden, Maud~ Rawlings. TheJ1I p MM P E s X E y Y P T D L , ' ma M<ehoel, Evelyn HilL Eth!l Nicholson and Charles Riehard 1WOilLD OWES ALL ITS uwhere Your Conf!dence Gruerer. 1 'l'•ter4Q'• CeyptoCJ*!f.e; OMYIARD JMPULSCS TO "IIW!!f ILL AT EAS.&:-HAW· Is Justified" Several sent gJftS hut were un. _..,......,.,., · abl• to attend fA.,...,_ .. ··~ .. ' E. Main Pomero) I ro~ pomeroy Sch00}s 1 I S'dney Spen"er'" J •..,_, IBefS y V p}nnes I I I &--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Aug 16 , BASHAN QUICK SE!lVICE £1D Wltt-b t.e- known heirs of Walter Lott! Pomeroy called Sunday on lhc pa 1r 1ng ~,. t'actory Trained j r1dge deceased, whost' oames and 1 A M A H . J latter's parents, Mr and Mrs 1 'IUtchmaker , COLLINS IEWE- places or res 1 den c e are Y "· · · 8 • 1 •Y . 1 Robert Wh1te and daughter LERs. p •. r.eroJ' t-3-tf 1 unknown w11l talre notice Mr ~n~ Mrs J rs~ !'1orruon,l Mr. and Mrs Jun1nr Rose and .;~;;;;~~~-;;-;~-.~~;;;; that on the 19th day of Augu.st , Ru<""k Caslle. W Va · VISih:d MJ family attended the McElroy n • T 1953 th e pla lr4!1fL }',lora Steffy, as and Mrs Ralph Ballard laA union Sunday <~t Portland Park. , ' Admimstratrix of the estate or W4ff'k Mrs. Mary K. Holter and chi! By Mrs. Jolm Diehl (;ood Cltm Used Can Walter Lottridge , deceased , filed Mr and Mrs Alv in Whittaker Urcn spent Sunday with her par c F lhlt and family of Co !· AU Makes and Mo.dtll he-r petitlion against them m the and Mrs L~cy Spencer .~ pent the 1 ents, Mr and Mrs Worley Oav1~ umhu~ SP;Cnt several days Wlttl METROPOLITA Probate Court of Mf'lgs County, week end with Mr. and Mrs EJ of Dexter . his mother , Mrs Belle Hill M:-s Ohio hong Cause No 1$.598, for Cobbs o f Cmcmnat1 j Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arlams of Hilt returned home w1th them sale of certain real estate for Mr and Mrs Jumor Whtl e Zanesville spent lhe weekend for a vi.>iil. th e pavmenl of debts of [iaid deced- spl'n! the weekend With h<'r grand with Mr. and Mrs. AlbcrL Pear· ent. whlch real estate Is described parent s, Mr anc..' JY •Mr an d .Mrs · Lou Dtehl were · 'l rs Fran k 1 son. as follows · I Etl!ly of Beatr1cc Mrs. Bell Quinn, Cambndgt• recent guesh of his MSler, Mrs . .i )1rs. Anna Spcnct·r wh"o has 1 <~nd Mr .&.nd Mrs A H. Balley Lona Roecher, Chester 1 1 The following real esta'te l'iitU- been vlslllng her sister, Mrs Etta spent Sunr:lly with Mr 0111 d Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pe.arl Jacobs ar· ated In the Village of Pomeroy, Spencer returned lo her hom e m, Ca rl Offutt rived home Sunday afler sp('nd· County of Meigs and S!alo of Ohio Dclaveh . W1s 1 mg the past week tn Mansfield and bounded and dcscnbed a_s fol- . l'alty, Judy and Nancy E:ddy of Mr and Mrs Charles Reither 1 and atlent.cd camp meetmg lows : Being Situated m the ,Vtllage Woos ter is visllm g their gr<~ml · l Ch!!ster, spent Sunday w1th her ' h and of Pomeroy and morr partJcularly ~ ~'"n\s, Mr. and Mrs (.;rove~ parents, Mr and Mrs. Albert Hllly Davis spl'nL a we!'k Wit boundrd an1 deseribed as follows 1 White. Pearson. his j)arenb, Mr and Mr:-;. Robert I one h a1 I o r ' !d • rs B e 11 Qumn, I anrl bemg t h e Eas tcry ' · A . H . B111 1ey Da~·is and family, La11gsnlle. , Lot Number Twenty -three (23) diLoftus McKim of S..tbb.llh K<tn 1and wife spent Saturdav .wJlh Mr. and Mrs Stevr Ebltn Jr., i vidwg in the cen\..er from the front spcn1 Wcdnesd:> :,' with A II Bi1· 1 Bertha and Lester Hailey , Morn· and r-hildren spent )fonday eve1 ing Star. ' 1t1 the rear Also, thP concurrent ley and wife. '" r ning m Piirkersburg right of casement to use the Alley Mrs Ed Schaeffer, Mrs. Blaine Charles and Edi!t. Howell, • an<'! d•u M rs· I ghters 1 an d c h1ld ren, p omeroy East Liverpool ea 11,' d on Mrs. ofHomer Russell between thi! above dI!Scrl bed prop- M 1' lh on Columbus are spend In~ Phone erty and the We.sleily one-half o! spent Stmday With Mr an(1 Mr:>. Mary Rose Monday I he we!'k with her motheJ Mrs. said Lot Number Twc-n!y three (23). Robert While and Caro lyn Sue, Mrs . Bertha Dye and daughtel Eva Tracy and iltlended the fair Said easemer:l ri.c:ht ls to continue Mr and Mrs Hugh f.·.' arh~ oi who ha\•e been vlslltng here rc. for the beneltt of lhe heirs, sue· Flatwoods wer<' afternoon call turned to her home at Wadsworth Mr. and Mrs. Steve l':hlin 11nrt ressors and assigns Jn ownership crs. Mrs Dora Rose accompamcd ht!r children calleci on Leonard Luns of the properly abuttmg on said Mr and ~tr~ Grover \\o'hite and home for a visit. ford and family Sunda). 1957 POit CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESUlTS ' • ~ WANT.398ADS ' PtiONE ' ' • RATES per word for Vlree eonsecutlvt- tnserllon~~. Special - One mo.-..h for 25 cent.& per word P'ull rate of 2 eents per word will be chnrgod for advt>rt.i slng 11 aot paid for before the lGtn of each month following lnM!rtlon. Ernr11 in Advertising-Should be reported immediately. The 0.111 &enUnel """'II not be responslble for uw.-e than one lncor· l'tll1 Insertion. . Card ol Th•nb and S~&l Notices of Event..s $1.00. Obituarr.3f poblishcd at 1 cent per \liOrd. (I) Notices . ,- 1 room holl.·" ·~~~ ~- I I Soles 1956 Buick VB Century, $2,59.1} 2 dr Uard Top Tr11dc-in from satisfied Buick owr.er on new Bu1rk Dynaflow drive. Blaettnars . Pomeroy. 8·16-6tc $35.0fl w1 Grow• 8-15-3te s~(· <161 Rent or CONCRETE GOEGLEIN GRAVEL CO. Sole alley. The petition alleges lila ! the per· Foi kent - Ex!f'J""I5Ion L<Hl'detl, sonal estatJ:' or sald deeendenl is Scar, .1ld l,,)ards. Drop Clotlt.s not sufficient to pay debts and Clinton F'~her, Middleport. ohligatJOm of said estate and tb&t 1953 GMC ~ ton Pll·kup $795 Phone 62b5-X. ~1 1 tf :;::;:;:;:::;:::=:::;;:=::::::::;=:;::;;t' lll is necessary to sell said real NParh new paint juh Not a - - - -- estate for the payment of th.e ---c--~· -~ - flaw · nr blemish! fJ!actlnan, same. Pomero: 8·16-6tc (171 ( 20 B J Insurance The prayer of the petition is ---~ - - -that said rehl estate he sold for LD~3 Ruicks a.~ low as $895 r1v~· Wanted Tr uc k 1l11 ~l" l Ju1 Mdk -~-- - - - - - - - - - - the payment of debts of saul decefmr car.~. tradf'·l ll from ~litiS· Hauli n.~o: Conllll"\ Hoh T rus.~rll lnlurance AJenq, dent and costs of administering flf'f~ OWilf'r!l Blaeltn<~rs, Pom " tllfl:ll(" Middleport. P"lrt • AutJOmobile8-20-tl the "d 1 and d for other relief. · ed t Bon,1J. Phone ~3l~X roy K· l f5-6tc . . -~ · ·---~ --~· Sa1 dr en ants are rel")wr o rmmf'tiuJ\t' t;irl lh n1 frar C'O MP"'~ETF.: fmmranr~ Protection, answer ~aid pei1Uon on lhe 28th H154 Puuliar R Star ('hJ(L[. $1.305 lo•mporarv lwlp \1- 'tll J..: l m·r~Jl Lill, 1\utt. Plre, roi!O. CIIII Dor rlny of Septf'mber 1957 or judge· Com•. ("pf'. L1ko new ilghl hluu housework. h ah', Jtllll~. (':.tl. fi"JIIs, Mlftcfle;drt, Ohio. ment w1ll h1• taken ugainst them. fuu1.h with nPw hllll• tup and of !w o 'I TT.! II r :ttlrht'll Ltvl' 111 - . ~-~ -·- - - - ~ FLORA STEFFY, as Admin<ttl leathn ~cal.> llydrnmlll!t· or llut l 'ho rl!' .!·ll. H \ti lite istratrix of the estate nf dn\IC' Jlcally 5h<trp lnnkltl g M.U W.\&D W.all('r Loltridge, dccea.~d Blactlnars, Pomeroy. 6·16·6k WF:RSTER & FULTZ mslde allll Out.~id c .House l'uint1952 BlllCb ~~~ low laS $595 rhoiCl:! Attorney~ for Platnllff lng,. chiml'i'Y and roof work of aTIOIIWI • • (81 2 9. IB, 23, 30 .. (lJ) (1. 13 7t-4 of five j!"OOd cars Blacl\nar.!i , all kmd s, also r·HrpPnter wnrk Pomeroy. 8 111-tHr ~~ '-.;...." Free e~ttmates . 20 yr•ar.~ expcr . _ iencc Hea . ~ onalalt• Jll"lt;t!s. Call 1966 Oldll Super "88" . $2 ,495. ,b liS I. l.eonct ''· ,...._ ., ·0 Pomeroy 504·J· R 12 12tp dr. Hard Top. Power 1itucring ~omerD!f' Ohl11 NOTICE OF APPJINTMENT and brakes.. Hyt:ramatic dr ive P.. Rt. U. C.l~ ~m. o,__., En•t• of Trum•n A. Penn Sr. A fine automobil~. Blacllnars , D~~eeued WANTED f'Aitlm:n ~G1rl or boy for Rutl:lml Hou le. Cuntact The Pomeroy. 8-16-fltc Notice is hereby given that PrisDaily Sentinel 8 12 If cill<~ Penn .,.,hose Post Offlcce add-cc--'- -~ ~ .. lc ress is C<.~ rp~nter, Ohw, Houle 1. Rodney Downing Mlllril~ Al-(t'd Wf1JJI,TI1 ~ho IH'CIIN :-::--::-:-=:' - - - -~--:-. has been duly appointed Adminlshouw lu hr ,·nmranJOn fm IN~URANCE AGENCY J, R. l<AWWIGS SONS C\1.- 24 tratnx or tht>- Estate or Truman midd! e-:J,J;lt'd l:11ly. Wrill• P fl t=ln, Automobile, H1altlil bour tYrerker Service. Day A. Penn, Sr late of Columbia BTl~ 45 . l'flllJcrov Uhio B·8· 12tp ACCIDENT Phone 622'1 Nla~at Phone h" d Township, Mc1g.~ County, 0 to. cLl... CaiU•Itv •nd ..... '1038-X. DODGE • fLVMOUTH Middleport ...• ' HelpWonted llarhei-S,m~¥tn ------ -- est~te -- --- •. ...._. .. IZ_ ,_.........__ ,...,.. ,... ,__ _ -· --===---=.-:L·egof, N f.ICe :===:R:oc:k:-l:orl::""'===== (8bl Auto$ervices DEALPS. ( 181 Employment Wanted 36 U (91 For SG;e - - · · -- · (21) Real Estate GRAVELY '.1 ttACTOR SALES aD<l~-~-- For Sal]';;: rl'nl t•i;h~~~~~ htllllie ,J\Gif\G - 2~ ye:~-:s l'~q.t • rtrnC'e. l"l·ee c~·· mall'~. 1. V R1•isin.;"'r, Rarn. ' Ilnx 124. Ohto 7-lV' - "· ·..... . ,,' I ·~ ' .... - • - t 19)· (T --- -· - ----- Business --~- I !\lulrl lf'porl fll4·3tr . ----~- Pho1w fi07~J . -~----- LegaI Notl"ce __ __ . ·-~ . _ _ LEGAL NOTte, TERMITES C)(TERMJNATED H1rl s will now be rneeived by ~~- - ~-·~ --For frl"c III~PI'rllon phllnc 383·M, fwo piece Living Room Sulle , Gi!mor,• Suppl~· Store, Pomeroy the u nde rsi.c,ned on the home forOn!' Day Bed , very reasonahh•. All work ~u 11 r:wtu! d Fully In· merly ownerl by Dora M. Bearhs in Frank Amo.11, Athea .~ Road, flJ! surerl VaugiHul'~ Indus trial and Kens Run, Pomeroy, Ohio. Properposite John Friclu. Phone R51J Rt•sid!'J.tlld Term![(' Control Ser· ly apprai!l.l'rt at $1,600.00 and can· vice. St Murys. W. Va. 7 ~ tf not be sold for lcs~ tha11 11ppraised 8· l4·31p _ ~- _____ ~- pric(', subject to the approval of •-'47 fo:-;;rd va;:...Furd Tran~ .-'";;;..,;-;;;-;;;"'..;.·.;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;'"I the Probate Court ot Meigs Couramisruon . ~600xl6 lire~ 011 ty , Ohio·. For Ford whet'-111. Alrrl'd YcaugN Hugh Bea~h!t Phone RJBY. H-14·61p 1 Hire! AdMlnlstntlor ,.BY the {fl\ 10. 13. H, 1~. 16, 17: 6tc . Aohd Maple Chest, 4 drawers. I Hour desk drawt-r, vt-ry good condl · or LEGAL NOTICE tion $HI. New Haven, W. VJ , Bids wtll h received by the un. 1lon SUI. James E. Jl<tggorty . Contract.. rll'fslgned for the nle of hou~e New Haven, W. Va. TV 24045 eGradlntl a Ditch Digging flnd other preoperty owned by Dora S..16-3tc VlR(IIL WAMSLJ!~Y Romine in Dexter, Ohio. Property _ __ appraised at same $6.800.00. UndersignT-om-al~eJlargr, - Pink Mexicans, leTrttck Loading E'ulpmon' ed will sell to the highest n on -adtt y n k II s ' Serond House Eaat • 0 ac · _oe kerSev.ce 1 bidder at a price whic-h must bP. W H I urn" ft"lll' l"V ec d b th b C from srh~ol house. m. Phone Cheshire 7·747f opprovc l" c Pro a1e ourt o1 Holmes, Syracuse, Ohlo 1• .,.,,.,:::,.,:::,..=,.,==..,.:[Meigs County, Ohlo. This home is 8-13-tf -~~- - .. ~~-- located in the country and is l''o~- sal~ Hererords 2 n~u CHI· Servi~.es ;rl~~~ leveral times the appraised •• 6 months old, :l {"(I'·YI'l, 19Jl SYBIL EBERSBACH Custom Ru11t K~rrhrn Kltchem '' Model A )'' ord Ser.la~l See ~~~ dr'.'fiJinNi fur your home Frc,. Executrix enzo Davl& at L & Z. Shop, ~:.~um~:~tt·~. ~·orPlllitn & Ahholl Pomerov, Ohio Cou rt Sl.. Pomeroy R 10-otc l ·~ - Phone 62R4-Y. 8·6·U (8) 0, 13, 14, 1~, 10, 17; 6tc. a· Spotted . PunlcA I rnll ·.llaitcd; I Ready Milf.-~Conc-;;;;, -;;;h-;d LIGAL NOTitE 1 two year old MarC', · 15 yoar •nd travel. Phon• 6393. George Stuckey. whose la!rt old geldlnJ. Paul Orr. lhshRn, B·l4·4tc known plac8 of residence was Ro· o. Phone 9032. R· lS-atc ------- ~-- ~ - -- - - w1dl, Arkansu, and whose pre!ent ·--- ·- - &AIJIO It TltLEVISION Sl:!.RVICE, plnce or rcJidencc i-9 unknown and HEIFERS FOR SALE : • Phon• i.JO. Cleland Appliance canMt, by rl'asonable diligence, be Storti, l .u l W. td1i.n St., Pom~ror 1 Jer11ey, 1. Guern&ey, ~ .alelna. ALL trom C.0.8.A Strca. Z..2a·tl nsccrtalned: Mary Duke-, whose Two frtlh now, rest soon. Don ~~ _ lnst known place of residence was Aaderl!.ln, Rutland, Ohln !l .. v1, yuw carrwls, l"ll)l:t atHI up· 14810 Cicero Avenue, Tinley Park, 8 l:l 6tp lml stcry rlenn<'d h.V thr moder n Il!inois, and whose prflsc-nt place of -:--~ residence i' unknown and cannc.~ Universal Gu Ran~e. l'hrom!' rlranin.::t metholl 'with Aerated hr reasonable diligence be ascerDinette Set, Both in extt'llenl Dry f<"nam Quidly and C('nno- talned: Violet Rry11n, who.ge last 111 yoqr own known p\.Dc~ of resid!!r1.ce was Pacondltton. Call Racir.e 3481 l'r miC'ally right R HHlt hnmt~. Wurk guar<tnteerl Call d K d h P nuthHJd 2402 :1. ent!.l!'ky, an w ose pre3122. 8 HHilc uca, -~~ -~ se nt place of residence is unknown Wanted To CONCRETE BLOCKS ond cannot, by rmonable dill:---:;--:---:7':= - - -~genre be ascertained; Mae Prlee, Good llted aewlng ma.~hine . Phonl! "'vlld hthr Por L•..whose last known plaee of reslR~lne 3831 or ront1et Marilyn donce was Rl4 Wa~·slde Drive, Clellnd Taylor. 8· 16-!Ht~ South Charlet~lon, West . VIrginia, GRUESER BLOCK CO. and whm~e preeent pla(e or resiWanted to Rent I MUu North llf ,.,.,., dence ls unknown and cannot. by IInlurnlthod I or 4 bedroom reasonable diligence be ascertain· boUle Jn Pomeroy or Mltldlecd; Leo Knowles, whose place of 8 1~6tr pol"l Phone 2-M. ~!!.ldence is unknown and unnat, ni.UCTURAL I aaAAQ by reasonable dlll(tence be ascerICRAP IRON- ¥11TALI tained: and the unknown OH VALLEY heir, d'evisees, legotees, admlni11trators, executon and ass1gns JUNK t room house anu bath m. LlnCo' of Leo Knowles, 1f be be decea!(ed, roln He'-:hta. Phone 1 330M. ~r~...,;-~oo~S~I~D~~~~""P~ot~'"~..,~~...,~l whoAe names and places of reai11-lO<!te. ~ den~e ls unl::now"!; the unCummins, Letart 1462. fo'all~. - -- - -~- Wanled- PAPI:lt ,., ehcop, Call or"' G"""'' 1 · ~- -~-- FOR SALE _ Apple~. New Jla· l':tlnllng itllt•nor aud rxtl'Jlor vrn Orchard, NC'\V llavcn . PhtHJ l' A1adJ•I;h• lltlW ll ntrs reason - :u-24688. - -~ __ 2:.:g~ ; I ablt• 11 .,1)](]" 13r~lcy, PhT~Il~;J~~~ Service. R. A. Fmlaw, fU2 .11:. Main St Pomero)'. 7·24 -l'fl~ . _ _: ... One used Crn.'llcy l!:h~\·trlc Hangr· In eJtcellcnt conrlllinn wj) [ '' - Reo I Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6136-M PHON!I 6Jll Phoni' 8 13·!1:·· · I (20.JBuslness I ••nd II~ ~ I /111 Buv cc~~:~·~~ this 30th day nr July 1057. Jphn C. Haran Judge of the Probate Court 16 3 2 I_B_l _ _· -".,.._ _· _"~---·--- Legal Noti'ce Nellie Pearl Rucker and Jos1•p h Hucker, both of whom reside at 1611 Hunter Str~et, Wilkmshurg. Penn~ylvania wiO take notice that Paul S Smflrt, Guardian ef Florence \-ttc~· Stevens, an Incompetent, on the 31st day uf July, 1957, filed his Peii!Jon in lho Prohate Court within and for the Cnunty of Meigs and State of Ohio. Case No. 16.936 , alleging that his Ward IS seized of the undivided threefourths Interest in the follo".V ing described real estate ~ituated ln the County or Meigs, Stal:c of Ohio and Village of Middleport to-wit: Situated in the VIllage of Middleport, County of Meig~ and State of Ohio and in One Hundred Acre Lol No. 157, being a loot Forty-five feet more or !PSS on Grant Street in .said Vlll11.gc and runninR bark at that width to the alley, Siiid lot lymg hCtwecn the Conner And t"!e Martin lots on said street: That the Defendant. Nellie Pearl Rucker, is the owner of an undl· vided om~·fourth interest in sail 1 real estate, !hal Joseph Rucker s · · entitled to dower in the iltterest of uld Nellie Pearl Rucker, and, I vi.~iled New , Furnitur• ' FOK $299.00 BAKER I ~eek I ' ~ '" w LOOallf."' I Sha(~e I AW>IATI~ b~· I II.. , ..,.,•.,. .• .u,.., 1 •• I FINER ~I' ;"·E:K!"" ' ~ .•e. ...... r· r" f,f'f.f ~,. 1\l' l'ps<lkl' ~ f,f I I ~~ r I I r· r· ~ M•IMun~ brllll•~~e•. '*'Ill ~.ct.d.,., .I~. . S zooor:u.. ! I ' THE t 1~ i JEWELRY STORE · sr. lOOK AT THIS I NEW SAVIN55 BANK 1 llillir&~utt4 ., klri' r~~! ·~·4_'_"_'_' ------'~""'""'""""""""'""'""""'""'""~----, --- 1 ~ • .,.w t.uflft _.. f.lM•u· Stll ..., ftr ....._ _. ...,,.... SINK CABINET y rBAYER~&·"' !l.t. I '? ,1111---, ~TABLET '"~~~tPHIWP • ltiiiiF A• MAI.ESIA Jelled anti homopnlzed Rev Satin baa all the •cu•v•o•M ro, ~IJAtHU.. \ '"j.. chtoorful .UchM moh1 1 chorful hoMI. Nqw •o• «ft r.lo~ .1! 'hii·SI•ot 1ht c.11MMI I• ur 1111 ftom &-!" 1<:0 M", C0111Jol•i1 wllh llftt bowl, IIIOdltl lfth!· lnt touuh. lht tom..,, CyMorflll To• •ftd • lllet!n11o llnlah ha HoMr-Tou or I cl..t f\MI1h ~Ire~ Otdlr ro•r• ftOw . tho llnlillllt(oft II.U bllt .1! f1w hOYII 1fl1t Jatez advantape and addiiHIW o.., It'• ' porlect for every room bo )'0111' home-includ:inJ litdlen and bathroom. ! od•llnry. ..,..... .................. ... !""'"'.,. ...,. Llfttlnle tlldnottM lltlfltt ..... f'tiiiiT • UfiUM Cll'lferlt t .. SNU6B~ ~IM i" OR ,: ~0111 15 HE. .JE.ALOjJS OF- ... i"' IN II PHDMI MOil! Ill OUI "IIIICHIIl NM 1001". MUI Sl. REV SATIN is also available in Middleport Stondard Liquid Form in o THE .POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY I 4i2 Yean of Ooalblqouo Service II------..,...--POMEJ!OY .. '.,•, • full Range af B•autifui .Colors. PHONE 82 or 436 !..;;.___ ,_________, -- By • COULD fT f)E HE. WAS MAO BECAUSE OF 1HE: FOREMAN & ABBOTT Appliances 10 WILLIE WINKLE WAY ll1E. BAI<ON ~ WE BUY By B.AEBURN VANBUREN SLATS ~::-:-- WITH THI tAMOUI ~ lESS 1HAN II 62'~ ,\BBIE AND .·~ CASTORIA 64" lldn!IIIW.NtiMrdl.,. 'YOU' GETTING THRIFTY AT lAST AUN"T Ffi.ITZ./ ••• [;;.;;.;;;;;-;c;;.._-._______ 1121 \ HERE!!-n£Rf'S 'I I I ur·s GET 0JT OF t>Anv CROSSWORD NOTICE I enta.?--?- 1 I I I I ABNER H0 r Se Show Effective Aug. 19 h~ve LIL 1 Rooms ;:;;;:;;;~;:;;:;;;:;:;;;:;;;~.;::;::=;:::z:::;::::;;:!;:;:;;::::;:::;:;;·l t~nd Ftrsl Jn Races· 1 ~pencer, FURNITURE I AIN'T ~E CLEVER, PRISSY 1 1 I ~~ - ~-- CHESTER SEETMAA- 1 I ' ~lr t~ud Mrs YI Ji laJd fandree l and Am and a B;wr at~t·ll~~d th~ I Athem; C'ountv fa1r 1 hws11ay I •nd ,Mrs. Hc l en Damewood called daughter Mrs. Robert Lee at the George JlamJltr;n nome at Tuppers Plains Satur111Y ' famJly, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Ba: Mr!t. Cora Rcnsit.7w spent Sal lorrl. son, Mr and Mrs Junior urday wilh her brother Mr. ar..:J tiiD The Brightest Cornet Whilf' attended the Eddy-Fortney I Mrs. John Dtch l. In Mlddl~port reumon at Parkersburg P01rk By Cleric• Allen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Weber and ~ - ~-5 -Harry Offutl. Mr. an.d Mrs. children, Topeka, . Kans .• visil~d Vere ()f,futt and son, Falrnont, : Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen. w. va., sp!'nt a tew d<Jys w1th Mt · Mr ant. Mrs Howard" Wolf, Bel Mrs. Carl Ofrutl pre, Sunday with Mr. alltl Mrs. Belle Quinn of (.';HTJbriri~P Mrs. Cu rt 1s Wolf. · 1 . Mr aml Mrs. Virgil Wood 18 vi!>il1ng hN cousin, Mrs. F.v:. 13<tJ!ey. I Belpre, spe nt th.e weekend with Mrs. Etta Spencer spent :t Mr anfl Mrs Mario-n Wood ro uplc of day., with Mrs Goldk Mrs Franklm Bailey ~~ conPRICE INCREASES and Col mer, Pomeroy. valescm:,: at home aftl'r havmg CHANGE IN HOURS Mr and Mr-" Btl! Ohlinger of her ton sih removrd Fnd<~y al I ~ - - - · ~. - - - --~ ·· the Hartman Cl inic, Parkersbur!,l AS That Cly_dr ~llihonc , a,s Treas· George Wolf was returned to t~rcr of _Mell(t_County , Ohto, ha; a his horhe Tue!irlay from the Uol· STANDARDIZED and APPROVED BY lien aga 1nst !:ald real est<~te for ~e , 1.er Hosp 1t.al after undergoing an The Barber Associatfon ta~es and, . emeq:ency appendectomy. fhat James A SiJlllCI' 1~ the on!Y Mrs. Beatrice Dye llfld d 11 ughter Of Pomeroy and Middleport heir at law ~nd next of km of sa1d Akron, and Mrs. Dora Ro.sc and "" Are As Follows Ward, a• restdent of the Stale or grandson Archie and grandda\J - ~ Ohio. and that there are no other ghltT Julia, Bash an, vtsited SatHAIR CUT . . . . . . . . . . . · · · . · · $1.25 persons who an mterest in urday with }trs. Molli e BooknMn . satd rea_! e_state, and. Mrs Lettie Mere•:ith, Colum FicAT TOP . . .. .. . .. . $1 .50 That lt IS r:ecess,uy lo .)ell said b s 1 the weekend With Mr. SHAVE , , . ........ , • . $1.00 real estate to pay debts or the u~ , Jr~n P. F. Kohlenh. Wud and lo pav for her support. an · h d d SHAMPOO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '' '''' ·$ .75 . ere_ 1 atten e T h< pcoycr of the Pet!\ JOn Is for th Several p k r from Re nwn Tuppers TONIC ..... , . , . ... , $ .30 the sale of the en tire iutcrest in e. ar .c d· u ~ 1 .\laid rt-al c:<:ta te pursuant to the Plains. Sun av MASSAGES ... , .... . 75c and $1.00 . . . Mary Walker of Ea~t Shallt• provJ.s1ons con tamed u1 SectiOn 1 f, d' , h J 2127 .08 of the Ohio Revised Codr , sp,ent a tw a}s Wlt oyce WORKING HOURS and for sueh other relief as may Gmthcr. . > be proper. KcJ~h Ridenour. Mau~>fwld, 1~ Mon., Tues:; 'Wl!lt."& Fri., .,, ... , . . . 8 A.M . to 6 P.M. The persons Itrst above men· spt•ndlng a w1th Mr. and Thursday , , , , .. ........ ...... .. 8 A.M . to 12 Noon tionct1· w11J fur~her take notice lhat Mrs. Floyd Rtdenour. Saturday , , , , .. , , , , , ............. 8 A.M. lo 7 P.M. they have bee-n made parhcs de- 1 Mr.~ Mabel Van Metc_r . and fen.dant to ~aid Pdttlon aiHi that Mr and Mrs. Henry Eichtn~er they Will he requlrt• to answer the and sons spent a few days With same on or bcforc lh<• 2l~t dily of Mr. and Mrs. H.aymonU V<tn ML'· September, 1957 tcr. Youngs.town. PaulS. Smart, Guardian Mrs. Eddte Hartung 'broke her Florence L.iCY Stevens, arm when 5hc fell at home . an Incompetent , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beaver Plaintiff have rcturne(! from Canton where Webster and fi'ultz the} were called when the1r Attorneys for Pla111tif! [laughter, Mrs. AI Gibson, fe!l C8t 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, (£1) fl, 6tc ..J,. ... n lh" h~sement strps of her 1 -===~---- ib.Gme and was seriously injured ~ BYiR£l>tASSWI:LL 1 ~r:> 6393 - ---. ----- - I I I ~ " AUcnrl<tnce::.uJI'111 111 Sunday S h ~as 43 offmng $1006 rMov 1 nd Ml"s ll!liUJJII Weslfail 1 lf. ~k:on spent Tm'~day with [' He len Dllmcw'tJood SAND & GRAVEL 3 .1rn• t:<~t rh IT monlh at Appl,• Ah·x Wh• ·<·ll"r. For I 1 I WASHED ~{'W, 2 ronm ~nd h,dh l .l nllsh••rl apart~nt. 1'!1one ti1 2R X 8· 1~·31c --. .- · (81 Auto READY MIXED I room ("InN!" ir1 town. 127 [)uti<' I ntll H :J I 2tc ~-·~-·-~ :::~;:;:=::::: ;~~~~.\~U~T~O~~S~A~L~~ES~~~~ ~ the F'urnb~.ed ~;IN·pm~ Headquarttrn for llm.,..'lnite Lll(tgc~ge ~ Lane Cedar C"t"-sts - LAU Window FansFriJidaire Refrigftl'ators. . . br Furnllur1, Middleport, Ohio 4 29 tf i N 2 ~elt.ll ,..,. word, one ln.:M.rtlon . Mlnta:::..m charge Mk' .........._ : enu • LAURELCLJ FOREST RUN FF Dally S.olinel, Pomert»'-Middleport, 0., Alii· 18,111117-T ------JARNEY GOOULE and SNUFII'Y Sfi!ITH --~--- JIJlANNER �.... ~ .... ' ' ' • 8--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 16, 1957 Mrs. Eugene Conde Chester Dof A · Is Hostess For Past Councilors The Canasta Club Meeting Is Held the dll"f"~l1on of .\ fr ' Marion Wood 01nd Mrs H o•~ Cleland With priws awarded thf' wmners The door prize w.as ;, warded to Mrs. Floyd Ridenour Kdre .o;liment~ WPre .served IJ:, the hostess Mrs Edd1e H.artun s w1th Mrs. Henry Eil'hmger as ~ontributing hostess. PreSt>nl werf' Mrs Georgi" Pyl e6 • Mrs. Clelanrl. Mr!-. :.1able Van .. 1er, Mrs. "ld •• ,, r . ... " r~ me r.. un K r .t , ... Wllloughby Jill I, Mr!! Hohart Ne well Mn. Rldf'nour. Mrs Nor man' Frederick , Mrs. M 1l'o Biggli, Mra. Henry Spem~r . Mrs. Curli~ Frederick. Mrs. r.ugene Conde entertain· The Past Councilors of Chester eel the Lincoln He1ghts Canasta Council, 323, Daughters of Amer · Club Wednesday evemng at her ica met Wednesday evening " home, Anne Street the lodge haU . Mrs. Oscar Weber . presiden:, Prizes were awarded to Mrs W . presided and opened the meeting Wallaee, Mrs Shirl'-'Y Gti111Lher . with scripture reading lahn Mrs. Roberty Story and Mrs. Ho- from 'John 13. followf'd by the bert Dailey . Lord's Prayer and pledge to the Mn. J amr~ Van Meter. Mrs Flag in uniSon . Refrcs hmrn l.' were served by ' Fannie Ada!YI.S, Mrs. Wt•bf'r, Mrs the hosU>JI!o to those turned abovt· Fouow1nil a snorl tusines~ se)- Virgil Rou~>h, Mrs. Bu~l Ridenour . and Mrs. Douglas Sm~er. sion, games were played under rs. Ada Neutzllng . Mr =. Wood , -~_;;:;:;;;:;;;...::..;;-;:;-;:;-;;-;;~~~;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;~;;;~;;.;;..;;;;;;;;;;,;:;;;~;;;; M:rll. F.Jither Wrtght. Mr~ Har- ,, . I lung and sa ~ut'Sh ~fi',St's Uri.:. Mae ;m d Dolores Kra Pu iPr Mn. last W('t' k I I Jame.s Wl('khilnt , Mrs. Wallace Ambera;:cr , Barbara <tnr1 Norma Jean Wright Hostesses for the Scptemb..'r meeling .viii be ~I rs Esther Wright and Mrs Hobart Newell ' Wl lh Mrs Henry S~cnter an(! Mrs. Norma n f'red enrk n1 charg... ~lr iind ~~rs L. W. Cannon and 50 or re('reatiori. I'l. Wayne, Roanoke , Vll . art: rcnt111~ th~ apartment of Misll Margaret Sauer. I L D JLarllngcr an.d John Cunnmgham of Buffalo, W Va _, have Cli'Lurned from visiting former Arfnrnd• of lhe former in Mrs Charlotte Dixon , Toronto, cHuntsville. Va . and Gastoma. N Can , i~ visiting Miss Sylvta Me· · Ma~tcr. M r~. Roscoe Fowler and Allen Hu ~ hr.:s, hoBtler at the New y 0 ,k r·e ntral 5ho , at Hobso"' 01. , , ••lat•···es ,.• •te •g< co .. nly . "Mr ~ ~... " ... P "· and •Mrs. " Wtlliam Kverson started a two week's vaCll lion tO· and daughtrn, Jan et <~nd Patrici ,a d. Jc• have re tu rned rrom Sandusky Eugrne Spires , who has been at whe re they were called by the Fort Knox , Ky .. is visiting hir death of ht s brother, Warne Ever· mother, Mrs Helen Sansbury, beson. fore leavmg Tuesday for Fort Dill, Mrs. Allen Hughes .and Jerry N . J enroute to Smlr , Turkey. Lowuy are local residents who are Larry W•ley, who has be-en a completing the summer sesston at PFC in the Army at Fort Rlley, Rio Go.a!'ldl! College th is week . Kan sa lit has received his honorable Mr and Mrs. W1 llirun Kitchen t"hschargc after two year 's: service Chil liC'othe, vtsttetl thdr families and 1s expected home this week here last w ~ek end. ~n d hy 1'! 13 parent s, Mr. anr' Mrs ' ---- -~-- -- ~. H Wiley and family. Mr and :vt.rs C B. W c.·lse took Mrs. G. H. Koehler and chilflren, Christ ine, Retty Lynn, Ricky, MiFleetllne chae l and Karen Sally, to their Deluxe 2 door, local owner home in Cu lumb11s today after 41,000 actual miles. Per t hey had been visiting Mrs. Koehler's m olher. Mrs. E S. Schaaf, feet. and !am1ly. M.iddlepor! Society I I ' Fri. 16 Judy Holliday Richai'd Conte "FULL OF LIFE" - •!soGary Cooper kalph Bellamy "'THI COUI'I' MARTIAL 011 BILLY MITCHELL" (Cinemucope-Technicolor) WE'RE SHOOTING THE WORKS IN AN S.t.,rd•r Only Augu1t 17 George Montgomery Lola Albrl,lilhl 1949 CHEVROlET $350 "PAWNI!EE" (His Latest in TruC'olor} -alsoPeggy Ca11tle Richard r:onte ALL OUT MEIGS MOTOR CO • . "TARGET ZERO" , Phone 6378 & 6023 Quillen Comedy and Cartoon SALES ROADEO Pfe Paul Johnson, who has been stat ioned al Fort Crowd er, MO., wil l arrive home S<lturday to join his w1 fe ar, l daughter, kimberly Ann . after receiving his discharge aft er two years in service. Mrs. KriS • t In " H • s·lrthd Oy artlnger pOr ty Held Tues day F~~tlla 1nd Canad 1, They also vh gia Wlltiarru.on ilnd hh sutlert ited In C•nton with Mr. and Mrs 1 nd brothrr.!l-in·la w M •·· ilnd Mtt. Harry Dav;~ and family and In W. A. Gibbl and Mr. and Mra. Voun1stown with Mra. George Jack Kennedy Campbell. Mr . and Mn. Harold ijysel l America's only VIOlin factory l• and fftnlly of Columbus are the Lhe Jackeon.Guldan plant II CoKristin Hartlngrr, five year old sueet.s of Mr. and Mrs Homer Hy· lumbus OhiO . Here the commetdaughter of Capt. and Mrs. James U cial viOlin , used bY the ..'~~ginner Hartinger. Newburg , N. Y., has se Mre. Edward Parker Sr of and the •'htllbatly fiddler . IS m.u.& been visiting hr:r grandparenh, Minersville entered Hol~r Ho~ · produced . All other factorY·madll Mr. and .. ,, Edga· Allenawo,th 1 ,·mpo•ed '"' Mrs. • 'ft w,enee Ha,l· pita) , Thursday for treatment vio ms are .. · and Mr. and ...., Mrs. Walter Baker and ehll· 1 ing.,, t ..11 .. su mme,. • 1 Ell· 1n "U ncle "" dren left Thurliday for San D1ega , Tne ortgu•a la Tuesday evening her cousin.ti, Calif to j1i!in Mr Baker who i• Tom's Cabtn " was satd to have aunt• •nd neig.".<•0 ,•ood pia>·• · • 1 d .,, .. in the 11 " employed there. oun temporary . • ... . mates were invited to the AlienaRankin Home at Ripl eY , OhiO ~. a worth ·home for home-made Ice · Mn. Columb ust ,,,,,·,n 0 ', 1 the Underground Rail· h Helen Baum .. of M 1 cream and c:tkt· to celebr~te Krb· IS t e guest of ... rs. ) rl e Wa · road. Today fhe home serves as tin 's fifth birthday . Her cake was son. a museum . a clown face and the guests were _.~' ' ' ' ' ' 1 <· ..'"'P •ak•s w•"th thet·, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williamson Am•,•· .. '" ... <- .. a ·s ••.·,, 1 1 bilhona1re wa! cream and punch. ~and son of Indianapoha, Ind., clevelandet John n. Rockefeller Tht' g uests included her ma- are s ~nding a part M his va ta· j of Standard Oil. terna l great grandmother, MI'i. 1lion w1th his mother, Mrs. Geor· H:l.rvey Allensworth ; her patern1l ~-------...:----------~------­ ll'andrnother, Mrs. Lawrence . Hartinger; Mrs . Raymond Allens· · worth and chil<!re n, Harvey, Joe, Rt~e Ann and Jean, Houston , Tex; Mrs. Lionel Boggs (Mary Lou HMrlingrr) and children, Joy, Jellrey, James an"d Dennis ; her cousins, Vlrs. Thomas Roach and snns. fommy and Bubby; cousins, Bee· ·cy Allcmwor~h. Debby Grucser, Vliddlr.port; Sandra and Mary Lu Kail, Cheshire; playmates and their mothers. Mr!i-. Mar'y Hindy md children, Mary Jo, Ronme, )usan, Raymond and Joe.; Mn. :;eorge Hackett Jr., and William, Linl.!a, Dennis and Melanic, Mid· :llepol'\ : and her brothers, James ;nd Michaer and mother, Mrs. James Hartinger, Newburg, N. Y Other cousins, Mrs. Helen AI· lensworth Burnell and chlldren were unable to attend. Paul Williams, whn W&B lnjured Ill 1111 automobile acciden t while dnving a Middleport tax1. was ta.lr:en from Metgs Genera! H o~pttal this week to St. Joseph Hospital In Pari:ersbur&. Mr. WU- I Iiams t.u a broken hip •nd pelvlt! bone l I • 1954 Fotd 2 dr. Sedan Originil l hlnrk finish like new . 1954 Buick V8 Special $1,295 19 54 Chevrolets as low as $995 WI"! ha·ve four fine four door 210 ,;edaM - with and without powcrglidP No 19SS Buick VB Special ladies are mighty 4 dr . Sedan . One local own~r . $1,895 J)ynaflow drive . 19SS Buick V8.Special $1,995 1957 Pontiac VB 2 dr. Sedan Less than 600 mil es on it. Hydramatic drive. Smart black trimmed in white. Radio and heater. f'ully equipped. mean indood, we you important to us. We are it sincerely - awpre of the fact that many family money llljltters 2 d' liard Top . Less than 14,000 miles by careful local (lwncr. Dynaflow drive . ~ully1 e quippcd . • ''Y~u're just st1ying fltfltl" 'lfll •your responsibility; and we want you to be aware of this fact: We e<n\. eider it our reeponsibility to be helpful to yoU, however we·canJ in manqing them. OUR BANK IS EVERYBODY'S BANK. MAKE !T YOUR "FINANCIAL HEADQUARTERS"! Make un an offer. We Pay Z% Interest On Your Savings 1956 Chevrolet Delray · · · · · · · · · · $1 2 flr . Sedan. Rcautiful blue .:md white finish. All vinal trim inside . One local owner. '1956 Pontiac VB 2 dr. Sedan • · $1,895 Low mileage. Like new condition . Radio, heater, no Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINCE 187! Member Federal ReMrve Syotem Member Federal Deposit lnouranee Corporation POMEROY RUTLANV ever :;a1 on scats without covers. 1956 Dodge Coronet 4 dr. St•dan. Push button drive. Radio and Heater. ~;wept wing beauty. 1956 Olds Super "88" · ·· · · · · ·· · · ·· · 2 dr . liard Top. Power steering and brak es. Hydramiltlc drive. A fjne automobile. ' . I ·• •• SPECIAL SPECIAL 1956 Chevrolet t 1956 Buick V8 Century · · · ·· ·· · · · · · $2,595 Belaire· 4 Door Hardtop 2 dr : Hard Top . Tr•de-ln from new Buick. Dynaflow rlrive . *SPARKLING BLACK FINISH satisfied Buick owner on 1954 Pontiac 8 Star Chief · .- · · · · ·· · $1,395 Uke. new, beautiful black interior, with ' white trim , white sidewall tires like new. C<>nv. Cpe. Like n ew light blue finish with new blue top, and all leather sealS . ll ydramallc drive. Really sh,rp looking. POWER STEERING -· POWER BRAKES 1953 Buicks · · · · · · · · ·· · · · ·· · as low as $895 Including Radio and Heater. This lo Really a Cream Puff and Lopk At Tbe Price Power Pack Motor , Loads of AccQSSOrles Five fine cars. trad e-in from satisfied owners. 1953 GMC N~arly V2 ton Pickup · ·· · · · · · · ·· $795 new }1alnl job. Not a flaw or 1952 Buicks · · · · · · · · · · Choice of five blcmJ~h! • as low as $695 good hr.. . SAVE IJUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON TillS ONE MANY MORE / BLAETTNARS . . 104 Years of Servlee "From Buggies to Rulrks" Pllone SU or 308-M Pomeroy, Ohio "THE • SMALL LOT OF BIG VALUES" TUTTLE MOTOR CO.' Where You Can Buy With Confidence 150 W, Mllin St. Phone 81·X Pomeroy, Ohio Aerou From The Former Legion A11to Sale• -- ' I The Second Ward Women's I Chtb tnet Tuesday evenlpg at thl' wArd house with Mr!lt. William Sh£lridan, president, presiding. During the business se.uion plans were made f6r an auction sal!! to be held nt the next meeting. The traveling !)rize ilonatetl by ~lrs. John Hunnell Wlls award· N1 to Mu. Waid Gorbv Scvf:lral me mbers received gUts frnm thrir aecret pals. (;ames were played during the ~ ev~ning and prizes awarde~ the winnE"rs. Refreshments were serv· rd by Mn Lydia Hysell, Mrs. Mrs. Gardner John Hunnell, ManJl:in and Mn. Mabel Mankin. Attendinp were those named above and Mrs. William Boyd, Mrs. Henry Dailey Sr., Mrs. Wyatt Gilbert, Mn. Charlea J. Werr1 , 'Mrs. Ella: Arnold~ Mra. Eugene Triplett,· _Mra. Cliffor~ Jenkinson ~ Mr_,, Betty Blackwood Mrs . Howartt. Kitchen, Mlsa MQd4t line nelda, l'ftrs. Allee Clark, Mq. Ci..rl Persinger and gue1ta Darla Sheridan and Ellen Roush. De- fr~ster. Powerfllte Transmission. Bel Air J49 .m Two Tone 1954 FOlD Finish. ·o Letart Cemetery under dlre~tlon of the Y.wlna FUur•l Rome. .-&,rvi~·ing the deceased are bls wife' (;Qrnet and two ~hildren. R 1 h S lth 0 r p tland nd Max. a P ~ ~, a lne Sb~ln of Anttulty. Also Juurviving are five sl.sters: Ruby Grueser, MlneisVill~; Zana 1Gainer Baabtn· Haltie MeMurray. Porualtd- Mary'woods Let&rt · and Nora Hoback A.fihtab~la; two' broUters, Frink' ~m'ltb of Portland Customllne $1395 I w•••,,, IMiddlepo ' rt \fi.dow I · •, ke. Fatall • y,Stnc Satorday M·ornmg 1 den~e froiri Sundt¥ ·ewen\ag · · ·. at:lllji .agyi,.. ' · • ~ · -~ ~·... ,::- ~ - ~ unUl 1 $'""•• Methodt.t Chrch. will held at the funerll horite Wit~ 1 the Rev. C. ~· Hoyt l)ft'ieill'ting. She will be l)jjrled In the Nolooh· vUle Greenla'Wn Cemetery. · 2 Qoor Sedan, Radio and "Heat- 1953 FORD ........ .. ........ .... .. . - .... -.' .... - ' ' . ' ' .. -- ' - $1095 and Fordomailc Tranomission . R. :.. H. RA.WLINGS. SONS CO. YOUR DODGE.PLYMOUTH bEALER ' ud ZDd 811. ~----------------------~-----• . . Reot By,.. "Remember Me'". -"long Prairie Moon". Wlt'f1ern *ype numben to be htduded wiU be "Dort't 'nnce .)It: In" by Gera1d Kelly; "Let Me 1V•hoo" by Orval Wiles; ''1\agtime Cowboy Joe." by Norma Chapman and "Buttons and BoWl'' br Donna Reibel. Bill Clark. minatreJ ban:toilt.. will be featured on tbe JeOOnd xeJlC: Joe Struble will make several appearancel!ii in roles of the firat seen~ · aed Charles Werry, Charlea Swiaher, Fred Brown aad Robbie Brown will do the solo work on "Rock-A-Billy" backed by the male ehorus. There will be only one show presented this year ln contrast tq tbe two given in one evening by the ISISOCiation last year. Direction is by Bob Hoefiicb and .fo~n Rk:hmond will be ma~er 01 ceremon.ies. Members of the on:br:atra arc Mn. Olive Innaham, show aecompanist; Russell Roush, baa, •nd Kenny MeEihinny_ drums. p l QI'(' I m ... ~ y·1, 0 rose B.. LoUck , b. Iw. lDon Johnson, F r representing of America. the Fu· Bert B•b1e was no Uf"ie d We dn e&5 ure arme day of the death of bls brother, Champitm! presented awards John Wi!llam Bable 48, Rt. 1, were Mary Kay Johnron. foocl ,. II at! Veterpresel'vation and preparation from I Carp • nte~,t a t tlte Ctnc ~nemployee the 4_H clubs· Mary Walton, food ans osp1 a 1· If~ wu ~t 1 In Chi! preservation from the F . H. A.; ~f thhe Vetderans Hosp eta eran 0 :r.lelva Fa'¥ Jordon, home furnish- hcot e an was a v ings from the 4-H girls; Janet World War n. Knight, demonstrations from Sunivors include hill mother, 4-H girl•;· members of the Ham- Myrta Hable. Point Rpclr.t his ronville Honor Girl!; Club for wife the former Mary Townsend; their educatloiTIII booth; Donna two' sona, Clyde and Virgil ; two Hllldore, F.H.A.. style ahow; sisters, Mrs. Edna Spires, CircleJoyce carson, F.H.A., garment ville and Mr. Mary Corley, Mount construction; VIrginia Johnson, Pleasant, Mich .. and the one bro4-H style show; Doris. Caldwell, ther, Bert, MlddleporL 4-H garment cOnstruction. Members of the Future FumFuneral services were held to· ers of America receiving eham- day at Harkins Chapel Church by Mepionshi p a ward s were Roy v an the wrlrhtKell Funeral d i Home, h irt 1 Mef.er, rope ; Carl Hobart. shop; ArtJ!ur, and bur e w t J1!. L ary IContinved On P•e• S".v.n) rites at a nearby cemetery. I 11 ~y th~ llni suc.cumbs A ' t • P- s· Court Ruling In Favor Of Plaintift w. , :~~~~~;~~~:~r::~~~~~~ du. cine that Rt. 1, Garner va. PU J35 per moatb IU.ppdrt 1 · ~_year-old S!hild Jn cuatody of ..... '""time. . the p1•intllf. . ' . · Burial will be m.de ln Suncreat . .Tbe aotlori wi1 . taken , undl:nlftmorlafCemetery at Point Plea- aUthority Df the Aeeiprocatin( ~aDt by tbe Foaelsonr Funetal Act with the .atate of ·.Aiabama. where lbe plslllliU reild.., a.m.. · f 1 1 t un 10 JB • • P $10 • ·1 Slml ar oIfenke. Also In jail today are Emmett Welch. Pomeroy, 45, held for in· vestigation; cecil for intoxication, and Slurley usey, 28, Middleport, for investigllion.' Chlef of Police Leroy Bartrum sand Charles Maa&e)', 27. huBband of Shirley Massey, is being held in Middleport jail pending an investigatlon. Harold Howell, in jail pending a non-support case before the grand jury, was released under $IKKI bond. Dougl~s. S~de, JtED CROSS MEETING A meeting of the Red Cro!l'll Executi\'e Board bas been railed for Tuesday at 8 p. m. In the Chapter Room. All rnemben are urged to be prt~~ent, A crowd of 830 pe'rson& were in attendance Friday night when the annual horse pulling eontest war held as the grandstand feature of the IH:th Annual Melg.t: County . Fair. Teaml!i of horses participating in the competition were divided intG weight classes and rosettet and prmiuml or $50. $35, $20, ~15 and $10 were awarded to the five top teama in each dasa. owners or teams wlnntng the 3800 poundt~ and undet" clalll, re· ~pectively, were Gerald Douglaa, Shade, F. J. Cremeans, Mereer· \'ille· Whitt and Son, Lueasvillt;i Gera'ld Guthrie, Coolville all}l Stort! and Vlncent of Frankbvt. Ohio. . Rotary Speaker Predicts Growtlt ' Of Industry Here Storts and Vincent teams. also took the first two places in the 2801 to 3200 pound• clus and third, fO\Irth and ll.ftb plac::e~~ went to Ray Stover, L.octbourne; Geor&e Paul Pearson, manager of the , Guthrie GuYsvllle, and Alton Dou· ,ce!eneae Corporation of Americ• l!las, Shade.' , 'Jlant at Gallipolis Ferry was the - In tbe lteav}'1i"'ight o\au of :peaker Frjday evening when the 3201 pounds and over. only four 'didr.!leport-Pomeroy Rotary .Club tt',llmli took part. The wmners, one 11et a\ Heath MethOdist Church through four, retpettively. were ·or t.heir weekly dinner meeting. Russ Wingrove, waverly, w. Va.: ;. F: Hlbba. president. pret~idPd Storlll and Vincent, Jack Midkiff md Edison ~ter, program cbalrChancey, and Larry Goodman 'W!n, intrqductd the spillker who Amanda. s a member of the Gallipolis Rouy Club. Mr. Pt•rson's talk, which was 1oth infonnaUve od interesting ·overed the history of hilll compan~ !le produets and divisiOlUI of the ompany and the pl&ns for the •ll)flt's development and lrowth. An increue of 346 haa beer ln hia speech . he saicl thal in noted in the attendance nguret 910 two brothen frOm Switzorfor the first three dayS' of the !Hth and deYf"loped tbe process of annual Meigs County Fair, All~n ..akinll ~lul05e acetate whioh C. Hill. fair board secretary, said. 'l llll used to waterproof the Canvaa f airplanes in World WR1' I. Th~ On Fridll)', 3,241 p~nons paid admission to the fair compared to irst plant was in En&:land and Ute 2,803 wbo paid admission on the econd in Cumberland Md . The 11pe.:1ker explained the rulhird day of the fair last year. on for the choice or plant sitf'S and said that th~ land at GalUpo1iJ. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ~errY .wla chosen because hil eompany e.pected tiJto Ohio Valley to Admitted : Mu. Charm Chapman 1ave a tremendoua growth. partHarrisonville; Mrs. Georae Nes- cu)ariiy in thl" chemical industry, !elroad, Pomeroy; J . C. WineJar, :n the next few years. Pomeroy; Herman Paraou, LeHe ezplained that the raw-mattart, W. Va. l'rlal supply, the transportation DlshargeQ: John Manley, Mid- facilitiea aud t.be avallal!Wty bl , With intetest this past week having been focu,sed on t.ho 'agricultural rursuits· of . Meigs dleport· Loutse Partlow, Pomeroy; muke~ made tbe a~te in Wett County dtie to the annual fair it is expected that l)laey ot our readers w1l be a~le to 1dentify Geraldi~e DeWees, Dexter; Mrs. Virginia the best for hu eompill)''l tOtlay"s aerial photo' of another Meigs County farm. Tbe owner of ·the farm ptctured above Dorothy Durst, Portland Mrs. Ad· pur;posQ. The,- .i.~mp~y ~1 die Stalder, PomerOJ. (COAtlnuM ~ P.,. · may free framed slOSSJ photo by calliDg a1lltell&il¥ Sentinel offices. . ___ _ -- - - Interest To Many Farm Folk M- Eva Ste·•;art I John Enunish n km; va.; uuMrs. uaztpe; KlrJ:tY, EvelYn lble, VJ.enna, Mason; Mrl. Eva Varian, Clifton, and Mn. W'ID<hl ShaDe, ~. o: Frtenda .mar eaU at ·the reli· · 0 ...,. t~e con(eren~;~ includ~ :c; f 4-II in co berabip, •• 4-n .. Cn.ftoo, I - :by services for Ml'll. Eva ,Mr.!and Mrs .. A . Emml•h Luella Slewarl, 71, who died l•t• to McArthur Fridat by the_ i at ber home In deam:f.f his brother, John IY morn ng 1 f' bel" Sun miab, ho had been a patient at Mst Cohl1%1bil, the gan Hoapll.ltl the _with heart •o••!uo-• . :J ~· llii,J .; or·~... Funer.t ~eryic:e.t are to be he14 The Che11t C'llnle wu betd a~ the Flim#'nlll officlatutJ. . M:oilday at MeArtbur and Mr. and office of .Ur. B;titrlmaa •1'hur$day · The r!eeea&ed waa OOrtl June t , Mr•- Ernmhh, w~?:o returp.td home afternoon ..,.lth Mtt. A. J. Btraua ·'880 Jt tet:r, w--va., and was Friday nicht: will gn back. to Mc•nd Mll11 Bernice Ledlle, RN. u- n.ece4ed In . eath by bet husband Arthur .Sunoa, and rem•m until 19istlng Dr. C. ill llla1'1twoqd. 'tpe- ~ : ~ t"he fpnftaL eiali.t from C.lumlJMf. · 9\tryt,lng a~, • b;rotber, How- . -.--1 Tbis CJinlc Ia apofttored by the lrd Thompson or WheelJng, W. · County TUbe~utdJ&'. an~ H¥1tl' ,lfa.· a mter. Ml'l. Addltl' Edwardl w. Va.; thlee 11dna. T. f"ssoclatlon ud the C9'tnty H.lth ·ttl' epartment. • · · · &. Stewart. Poipt Pleaunt; E: H. Thirty-three 'pettons were ex- Stewu~ We.s.t Columbl•• and H. amined with 13 old . . .; 10 old A. Stew•i-t of PotDt Pleaaa~l 4 contacts; "f•~: • new Al•o au*·lVlnf afe itx. ·daugh· luspects 1ndold t nt\Y COQtaetl. -..---''"' ~·'":" ' ., ~era, Mra. llc1a Bltuinc. Albany, \ . O.t M'n. ·• lbl Ell!l'.d~, M• Judge John ·; '+'· I iitOJii the Sbamrotlr; thie\letl m11y ne lnn tn • ; Letart F·un...r'al erv•'ces ·;'ll\re·ExamiDeu· .~ W.ill Be Sunday Logan Hospital , ~neral c. were ' n l•C coj!,~ At Chest Cli hid Em· J • Th wU 'Q '"' -I tor P"St ·Held On ·, u·rsday ~ii~.!!~a·~=:.~ .till,:'~~.~·~:~;; .... k a w I MAA 10-AthleUc MilT AssociThe Middleport' ~ion wUI meet Tuetday. evenJn, · at the HiJh Sqbool ft '7:30. when JollD '- Th~mpsOn,.. f!W f~otball ilooeh, will be lp~~·!d to . ~ ~diijeport, t~Af. .,IJ. nqmlq:•tins eomaiittee LwiU 1110 be selected at tl'ii <hleetlng ani. pt.D• DllN for . ~ • eomlllt lt»!liaU lltloon. Pay Telephones Are Target For Thieves Friday t U«Jr $995 This rear marks the second annual fair presentation for the minstre group which beld the record last year for the largest attendaaee ot an}' gr~nd event. Thi,. year', production is a two 5Cene ahow w:lth the serond .cene tarrying 1 out a vaude"Ville theme. Outing the arene ruth favoritfll of yesterday u "Sidewalb rd N'ew York". "Won 't You Come Home, Bill Bailey", "Gi•e Me A A wave of minor crime awept Lidl"" Kiss" , "Twelfth Strut Rag" tbrouib Pomeroy Friday night ex· "Hello. Ma Baby", "By the sea" tending from the Pomeroy Bend and " ln the Little Red Se'hoGJ.. lH'idJe to tbe Beacon Servit'e Sta· houae" will be uaed with eborus in now costuming being lion at the junction of Route.& 33 featured along with the 'fOCal ren· md 7. _ ditlons. Chief of Police Trant E. Hudion said anYeatigttion Ia beins Expected to be popular with PUilhed into theft of three tele- tU fair •bow uowd is the Cbu;l-hones fre»A pay bootha. One was ledon danee reutine. wllieh fetat lhe BeRt~~ Station. a 5eCGad ture.: Sondra Petta. Vicki jr.wn. al the A5h1and Oil Sta&ion, W. landr• Jog:raham, M'U'1_ Aatberpr Main-st . .Qper.atd b\' William Swlt- Evei,o CleJ.nti a•d Lila tltrien zel, and thf; tbirl at the Sham- in. cO.Cumiag ~ after the rock lnn and Motel, hy tbe bntiJe. drftl of tbe roarilq"· ZD'L. . Thieves ripped the phGnes their locations on the wal11 of booths apparently ao ~ boxllj . could be pttea hKo et, iei"•UI~: Only the ~'ct~in alots'· weft and they, were lying oa fiOor.a the booths. W·hlle the "take" was not knowa, nor co.uld it be estimated tod:Q, Jail, R~ . •Rearrest ('nnses """r • • .,; c . c· annual the Big Bend Minstrel Altsociation. f•vori&e, took on added lntert.;~t the jUnior fall' program m F" ' r., l>(etgs co,ntlna Friday at'"' Rock 'Springs Fairgrou.nds in conjunction the 94th an.1.JUCa1 1remen Rock Spring.s Fairgrounds wHh nuarMeigs county Fair. , .locally owntld horses and I The achievement award winners who received trophies conO•key Kiser, 27, of Falls near At Convenlt"on Isneral loca_l dr1vert takmg part. ib ted b the Farmers Bank ------.--:.::.~_ _ _ _...:____ apparently celebrated hill" reJe.aae S1dney $tlenctr of Pomeroy r d u Savln:s Co the Pomeroy Thunday trom county jail and in I drove Shanitl La Spice, owned IMto Co th 'A and and John w. Bable, 43 the . proeess landed behind b.an H Pulling In 'apito Ity I victoryBlakeIn I!avil of Caldwell, to K;og~rs ..;.~rc ~... :Ynr. Jtou~h re'pagain. orse both heats of the 23 I h .. I b b ' Sh Clanne . d By Deatb Pomeroy pollee arrested Kiser I ...iddl-rt Firemen ...ho c:lass trot with Bobby Cochato resent ng e cu oys; aDraW" ~ 'k' ~ Ohio $tate Flrro,.,en's owned by Sidney Milea, Louisiana, ron Atkins, !!'elected from the · ,.1on as. night and Co0 l est at•·n· ding or mtoxtca _.. 1 dged h. · · 11 Ktser hod b"n annnal terence Columbus 1aklng second place Jn both heats girls of , the county ; Lois Afln A v H "tal 0\'er. the weekend make up almoat ~nd Fair Hite, owned by Am· ~~:p~af:!~~ q~,e~~~r~~:. Fuat~rd , t et ospi freed the day before after paymg 830 Attendantho enti-' De-rlment mem- r' of Coshodon. tai:fine of and costa for a '-·" T ~--1 I I . a;_t~.,..~ Mf!!CI!Sh . I'... RimeU ·'rnlifJ.f • cOunty ",f ilr' 94th of the "County Fair Follies ", a locally produeed musical by · • t• 1 be Herman Parker, 25, Letart W. G~.oeral Hospital oday being treated for painful njurie~ and fading a dlargl' of triYing while intoxicated afte,r a :pettacular early mornlng colUion here with a triiCtor-trailer ·~ \c«rrding to Patrolman Edward 3trauss. who arrived on the sc:ene '>efore anyone elae, Parker wu ravchng west on W. Main-tt al I: ID a. m. when he uroomed off ·he cement waJJ ai upper Monkey Run at high lipeed. A tractor rig driven by Boritt Keyser, 50, Chesapeake, o.. com· ing east, saw Parker'& 52 Chevrolet go ou-t of control. He headed for open space on the railroad rreight depot lot. . However, that was where Park· er 's car abo decide(( to go. II c ra~h e d into lhe rear of the traeLOr, knick.lng the front ' of the trai. ler, and eal15ing sbouut $700 dam· age. P01rker's car, a total loss, slewed back on.to Lbe highway, broadside. He was ruahed to Meigs General Hospital by the Pomeroy Emer· eney squad where he wall bean~ ebceked for possible back and hip fraettrres and numerous cuh and abrasions. · ' ~ The truck was o·wned by the Ohio Cartage Co., of Columbus, 0 ., and was un der lease the the A&P Store• 9f the HuJJlington Division. MeiJJs County Jt1nior Fai,r ~~~r.~~at l) i ChampiO~ • Touay .l Celebratt"on Of . Harness Racing ·' ( Draws nterest Of I ---1 F .l..tUCiU ans · - - ,a.:-•.,... , :~~li~\~:epuC:~at~ale~~=~~ P COnler Mill roy Selective Service Clerk, with a certificateof &ppreciation,frorqt "the, Second Army Recru1 un·g District, Col. Gerald C. Cowan 1 command-i~g. It_read, ..To Mq_. An_ne ~~ssell whose val uable and Import,.ant assistahce haS materially aided m building ani.t mamtammg th_e _ R:egu~ar United Sla·te's Ahny." At right is M-Sgt. GallieMoore, veteran of the 1st Infantry DIVISIOn m _ World War II. H. .as been on recruiting duty for six yearJ, two of t.hem 41 the Pomeroy off1 c_e. . . tng thtrd place In both heats. 1 In the 26 claas and two-year old I Sidney T. Rusaell, prellldent of pace Christ Christopher owned by 1 the Meigs Countv Firemen'.& A!IIIOC- H•rry Benaon of Barlow t ook fiflt latlon, ' Ia the delegate from the place In \l:Je first heat and l$eCOnd local departrhent with David in the aecand heat while Attorney -~· n• Ottll.ns:er, fire chief, II bi& alter- ~ Plclt owned by Forrest Ed warda of nate. Mt. Vernon plaeed.lirst In the aeeOtbera. who planned to attend ond heat and &JtJrd in the first. I Chatle.s Lailiy lttar owned Edwards and i Serviee8 for Harriet. Eli:r:a~th 1oturray, president of tbe MiddleM. Kelly, alao of Mt. Vernon, port FireQten's · Al80ciatlo,n; Em· placed second In the first beat ' S~ephenson, 'ltl, who died \'-1' met Shuler, Flflt Aid Ctdet; James with John Pathfinder, owned by ' morning at the home or het soft, l>anlels, aaat. fir.st aid eblef; coun· R .and L. Pugh of Marietta tak· tlJmen Yi'lfl'e Glbbon• and Robert third plaee in the aecond heat. , Rawlings Coats Funera1 Home McElhinny; Everett Bachner, Ru11Pete Direct, owne~ by Leroy sell M:UI!I, Jobn Vrom•n. Harold Ek:ll.lna:er of Pomeroy and dlven 1 where fr~nds may eall now. She : wao the dow of the late ·Robert Hinkle, bbtrt Fisher, HArold Dall· b)' R. Newhart, took first plaee in ~t. Donald MiliA, Tom Mllla, the first Beat or the free- lor all Sttphenaon. Thoma. Darst, RaymtJnd Ruuell, p1ce and second in tl-;e second two aons, W.UH.am, •1 h ' andSurviving John, ofare WorthlnJton· ·h ea t. Ebtm _, __ .Ho ·~. en, owoc d 1 daU- Ger,..d Ant Oll¥tl,"' .. I •hte,, '"ro·. Robe" Rhlne'" ho·rt, of l'l'oin ~merOt tn attqadanct 'It Sidey Spencecr and driven by Har111 • · ·• the convention are·; Fire Cl\lef ry Spencer .als~ a Me!jls COunMiddleport; two tllten, Mlu LOu- Jeiwse 'HlMta, Jaek Thorau, Ch•r· l tian, took firat In the second . heat tse Pierce, NelsonY:ille, and Mra. lta Lepr Jack Stl~JWI. Robert I and second In the first. beat PetAnna Harbuger, Loran; abo, six Oouc:b aad Emenon weDs. ((ontlnu•d _On P"• S.V.n) grandchJldren. 1 • She was a member .of the Heath er. Crestline Victoria Hardtop, Radio. Heater Infantry Division officer of World War II, Thursday presented!.Mrs. Anne Russell, Porn~ I t er, Two Tone Finish . 19SS CHEVROLU Radio and Heater, -Services. wiH be - ~ld . Tuesday .a;t 2 p. m. in the 'M'orrLS Chapel with interment to be ma.. e ln the 1 $13U Dr. Sedan, a I, Coronet 8 cyl. 2 Dr."Sedan, Radio & Heat- $1595 2 Roy L. 'Smitll', promhmt farmer in the Portlanr! area, died earh Saturday morning ·Jn the St Jo. Bepb Hoapital at P.Ukerabur\ of heart anment. Ill the Milking Shorthorn• judg- the Mont• Chapel EUB Ch•l'lh lng tll the dairy eotllo, Edwlu P . ~nd o! In• Great Bend G!anoe. • CUmber and ~ons, Londonderry, Frten~t __ may c:~l at ·t~ real- I Coronet V8 Club Sedan, Heater and •l<hlbl~d Roy· L. S'nn'ih,.5A . t'F. armer Ra-~ prommen At p0·rtJand Dies won l'ftrJt plaees In 10 clusea jpdged allll .In tl!o ·~n -~''"''· 1'. A• ~QjllfiiiJif?llflffJ't won fifstr in U:... c).,IN& ~ st... Vall<fy qt toting 1irsts ln claN;ea also. Vallery showed t~ eraod ~hampton bull in that tield •md Lakin the grand cbamplon temale. . ! In the Aysbire neld, Charles trt:l Larry Crp;y of Wl~ei!Yil1e Jhowed the aran9rchamplon bull and wOn twG o•..:er lii'J!t!l while ~· • HarOld A. Sedgewick, Shade, Rt. 1, showed the fint prize winner ! among the senior yearlina: calvel'. The Rosaelott Hereford farm of (Contlnuecl On P..e Shent 1 Climaxing the grandstand activities of the Meigs County Fair tonighl at 8 p .m . will be the presentation /a., ie in Melg:a Will z Sec.oad Ward Women Planning Auction Sale Jlogef" Ros~ Locally Produced Show To highlight Last Day Actil'ity Driver Injured In Collision Early Saturday ~::'ie:"!!'nf;~~L·~~,H,I,';'•t,~ :r~The-::tn~':'~.~ ~h~:r~nTher• junior yearling heifer. deceai!Cd a member o 1955 PLYMOUTH _ 1955 DODGE :0 Carnahan and son, cine, showed the grand. thamplon bull and Roscoe 8uutdette and sona. of Coolville, the grand cUmpion female in the Guernaey class. Carnahan and Son won first with the be!rt bull, two ye•rs Nd and over, and Burdette a"d Son• won firata with the_, ·~t junior calf best eow, three· r••r• old and under four; -be.rt ·Cow, two years and under three;' bf!llt aentor heirer calf best junior helttr calf; best breeder•a yo~tll herd beat get of aire and best produce of cow. Aubra Bailey of Coolv_llle waa owner of tb.e anima.l plac1ng- firrtt in the judgmg of bulls, one year old and under two In the Gttern· sey clus and Charlea Conrath of Athens took two flrfta lor the best Senior bull and the best senior yearllns: heifer. Charlea Theil!, Racine, was the owner of the animal taking first ln the beat eow, tour years and '. ' 1955 DODGE • ·air ORI ~---~--------- """Harold ~LBERFELDS .$1495 -- the grand champion female with first ~ltiees goil'g ~ !lOse for the best cow, lwo years old and under three; Jlicbard Koblentz, · · Chester. best junior yearling bell· er; Wilbur Parker, Chester, best senior heifer call, and ~irgin.la '1 Johnson, Racine, belrt jumor bell· · ' ~ J19 $1795 • ' • Sr., fair board secretary. In the dairy cattle, Holsteins, -- 1955 DODGE: - ----~·- First place winners in the coltle .judging of the 'annual Meigs County Fair were annol!llced totlay by Allen C. HUI, J79 I - Pomeroy-Middieport.Phlo, Satu,.rday. August 17, 1957 First.•. Place Winners Annoimced In Cattlt Judging At The Fair 16 to 31 only }09 ent-tne -~-~----- NO. 105 ' a1r b('l'n purchased by Mr. and Mr3 Miss Hllirrle· Marr. Smilh. R(•brrl Tewksbary h11 ve bought a .':ount.v Welfare DireC"tor. wa,o: homt· in New Haven and are muv· ~ucst of honor at a dinner · :~t t!w WI< th ere. \1artin Restauran t Tue"day in ,\lr. and Mrs. Sherman Weimann lb.c;e rvanc(' of her birthday. and family, whu h11d been Jiving in Others present Wl'tc Mn. Rm•· Columbus, ~ave moved to Middle· ·oc FoY..!er and Mrs. WaJ1t>· pon and :~re rt' sl dm~.: lemporari.l:. ' l arri~ who planned the part · Fabulous o11ce·a·year savings! with her mo~her , Mrs. Ferne Bar · ·n-t !\llrs. Robert Harris, Mrs. H: Including Berkshire& with the exclusive krr. bert Mace. Middleport; Mrs. Da · .\.fr and Mn. . Ver non Byers, C. Jl arlmger, Letart ; Mrs. M.1 t Nylaco Kutrun Top and Toe-Ring to ~1r~ ~hrjory Prosser and three jl!>aret Keehne Davis, Ohio Um stop runs from top or toe. chi lt!ren, Ambridge, Pa .. were rc- lver.<iily D1rcctor of Re ~ ident Sr1 rent glwsts of Mr. and :\it's. Oa- vices. . Ht·ubcn Bt'ck ami son5 and !'.Irs, , Mrs. Lula Ru8sell presentc · Wall er Ra in ey M1ss Smith with a three tiei'e · Come in and choose your favorite styles Mr and Mrs. Del bert Becker 1>irthday cake. ancl grand:;nns, Larry Gladwell and - - - -- -' at thes8 low prices. Ran<ly Becker. anrl Mr. ad Mrs. Gcn~ld Jones. Clifton, and Jerry , ' Pc{:k, Ch1ihcothe, were i11 Colum- 1 Reg. 1.65 NOW 3 FOR bus last Sunday to visil the !attcr's moth<·r Mr ~. Pee~. wbo wul / a ~u r.gical patt ent in Whlle Cron raul Casto of Columbus .fur . Hu:~ plla l. Mrs Peck was retu r ned ~erly of Pomeroy whc.. has beer • to hrr homf' m Chil lico the 'ruea: qu ite ill in White Cross Hospih' Reg. 1.61) 3 FOR NOW day and Sh <~ ron Peek and Carroll is reported as improving. Hl Brown .car:ne after Jerry , who had J room number is 203_ " ' been VISILtnE: at the Becker home lll E c " ~lr · H b 1 R • 1 R . · • rs ugene on~.oe ~I>«~ I th<' 0 • s er e.Jve · r~t n~tal D· Ja~ l week hi Columbus with h('r rector of the Ohto Assoclalton of '!ltbcr \)au! Casto who is ill Reg. 1.35 NOW 3 FOR Gardrn Clubs, wa s a g uest Thurs- . M' d M 'E ,. c ·d ' rlav at Lhe annual picme of th, r. ~n • rs u ~e ne on e ... 1 . llih and , Dale Garden Club 0~ n.d . fam1l~ anrl Mr. and M~s. .. . . -.~1a rtelta 111 Dt•vflla. She uccompa· Wtllt~;. VI. a!lace spent Sunday iU n) cd :W:r~ '\ c p 00 1 'I I Huntmeton at Camden Park. • · · ~. 1' ar etta Mr and Mn R 1 11 s ' · d .,_' the incomtn!: Region ill Director 0 { · a P pe~cer th'-' OAGC. / re 1urnc uume WednesdAy n1ght Mrs Perry Mitch. who la rec u- n!ter a \laeatlon trip to Niaga:ra peralln&: from a rect'nt illne.'ls, has j returned lo her hom(' and has oxpressed ht'r llp prctiation or the ~ kindnt'ss of her neig hbo rs and ' r fril'nd !i dunng her illness. Mrs . Edwin (Mary Louise Lewb) . Brown , Washington D. C, a form er lot'a! resident. died earlier this 1 rt_'ORlh and was buried in the Na. uo:tal Cemc lerey at Arlington/ Va . Mrs. ~1ax Harrah hu rclutnt'dl· home from nttcnd1ng the funeral !ervlces. Mrs. Rrown was emPloy., e~ ~at the \'I.'VOW during World War II. Rit'hard Worner has rt'lurned from a visl! with Army buddies in ll erndon. Va . Dale Wal burn , South Third Ave has been HI Co r lhe pa.st week wHh an e.ar infeetion and virus. . Debby ~ciflcr, Gallipolis, Is visLancer Door Hardtop . Beautiful Tu Tone 4 ·Door Sedan, Heater and Defroster. One Iting her g randmo~her , Mrs. Mil-. Finish . Radlo, hoater and defroster. Powerdred Zeigler, and Mr. and Mrs St&·ndard Transmission a11d one Powerflite Earl Davenport and son, Jerry. · Transmissi"On. Choice of 2. • Mr~. Kenn~:th Cooke and family, flite Transmission. C~mlc and Thomas, will attend a wiener roa!lt in New HAvl'n Saturrlay when the eleventh birthday or her nephew. Phil Cook Is observed with a party 1 - IX • AUGUST }19 e Newi ----·----------------- SALE I 2 dr Sedan . S potl ess o l'i gin <~l light green two tone finis h. Wt>'vc !icrv icf'd this ca r stnce new . VOL STOCKING 12~ • Ill C'.........tlo. BERKSI-IIRE SOCIETY Local -tDAd~ 1 I I POMEROY ' $895 Ia ·,,-! Y!r~ . Never in our h!stor,Y hne we had greater new ran ~~~~~ than first part of August this year; but never have we \'CD greater values .. Your golden opportunity to get 1 buy IIi now, while we have a large Helectlon on new and ns~d t•ars, and are going. "all out" to move them all out. Rush In .now and get yours! IR.ST ,e and th ha\le walt· been vio;.tJng- their f11 emilhaby ieli while ~~§§§§§~~~~~g~:;::;;;:;;:;:;~M~Id~d~le~po~r~t;:;:;:;::~~~ Johnson m..: for :\1r Joh nson to be discharg- Harrie M. Smith ed Mr and Harold Johnson Is Hon.or Guest wh o have been ln·ing on Peari 'At a· thd t s.,,,., '" "" pmpecty • •nieh has Ir ay pOr~ UP TO $850 OFF " ON NEW BUICKS and PONTIACS ' ----- Fair Attendance Increase Noted l I secure a ' ·~ ~ .... ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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