https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3fe5b5ff7da4843f59a20cd48e90a16d.pdf 1eca4b58fa5ee1ac028a49c95b343e75 PDF Text Text .... ~ .... ' ' ' • 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 $850 OFF " ON NEW BUICKS and PONTIACS ' ----- Fair Attendance Increase Noted l I secure a ' ·~ ~ .... ' ' �' ~DailySenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 17, 1957 ' TELEVISION GUIDE,. WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 ' Regatta September 75 Provides Exce/lent Opportunay Tp Advertj$e NaturtJL.Beauties, Assets 01 Our Communities The lUg Bend Boating Club's determination to stage f .re¥•\ta here Sept. 15 Is to be rom· ple,Dd~ and deserves $.Qpport from other d · vic and f~ or14~tions. A regatta is thrllUgh our communities thom one would suppose .. ope of DUtAerous ways recreational facilities pi th,e ~~Jgf-M8.59P aJq Cf.n be pinpoint~d on tb:e Plf.P 9f the 'Fri.S~te area or Ohio. Wes t Virginia, and Kentucky. Already the Uons club of Pomeroy has taken on the job of erecting bleacher facilities on the parking lots. Uons also will supervise ticket selling and seaUng fer the vantage ~ ---liquOr ,, RUARK REPORT · thPll arP B funny r.a.ct. aad lJljlnv thinHs determ,llle justlc'e lo ttaelr cout-ls . WE' notl" J'ljanese law which tays own ~xeC"utiorier. head and sh.o.u ld noJ l)e puqJsh~d . 11 thill ~ound11 a mite vecuV.a:r, l'f('. AdollJh C Merten ot !aat St. l ,nuis, 111 ., a Marine stationed in Janan . Wll$ TeC!ently DC'q~tfed OJ fll'ln 11 fh•P llhots at one ~hlro Ta· kawa In Yok11uka bar . Takawa died or lhi~ intudoR ot lead 'Into his 50 Meigs County Polio Patients Listed In Census Over 50 former polio patients rar('a ss. in Meigs County havu been list· Rut the 'udge ruled : '"l'he de· ed to dute in the county wide ft•ndanl had been drinklnt for several hout·s at the tlme of the C!ensus conducted by the Mfl!lg., ' ~· .\ ' " ' ~:,;· \- - f.~·' , j . •• ' lnridenl. Because ol tbil he ~ow f'd !1\'mptom• of being patholog(cally lutoxlcat:~ d and Willi in a state o ( mPn t a t unsoun d neu.,. Hil Honor let him ~o rree-. and ' now du£> to the armed forces ~act lwtwecn America a..nd Jappn , he cannot be tried by court-tl)artlal . This Is th:e ~realest blow ag,Ynst sobriety I ho•ve encount~red late· ly. The Japa jl.ro moat atn.azi=the understateml'nt 'Itt r ~ t\lry. They put a high pr.!d...,n d enM BII, lor in11lapce, and their fasdnalion for death is not under~:~tandable tel a Western mind. Recenlly In Tokvo, we blre.d u <'t~le and sm.ltt a llttle ga! us you ever saw to play leerot.ary-l[ylde ror Mama and me. We were. g~lng by train to Kvoto. andth.b poor butll'rlly remarked to Mama: "18 not the country preUy now with the cherry bloMoms ? What a pUv I cannot dle now.'\ Apart fro.m ~at , sho wa~ u dtlpper at a linnet. An Amerlnn oHtcer to* a jail sentence recently for kllUn.w: 11 J~p in a traffic accident, and the ju~e was moved to remark that he ~d taken into conllderatJou that the o!flcer bad fallel;l to observe tbre (' •J.IItom of visiting the family bt the decealed and. exP-~,eas.lng l;l.ll sympathy. An Army directive ai.Jo p'f~ out that lf you knock off a pe~es­ trian over thf week end and "ll'.t get In ·tOI1Cb ,with yvur inau.r.nce broker until Moncby, It ia per1ectly correet to (eotch nowera or t,ult •nd a amall tokell ot money, a~out $1.(., to the bereaved . family 011 Sunday nrter110on. Only lhe Japs eou14 have thougM up the kamek~ 14 tllt 11ulelde bombers who cr11hea ~1\lo our shlpr. d,urhlf tbe war ~ :and tbe- bapu.l raid1, wb~ nothlnJ. Ope banul raid I aa Ou•m consl1ted of t\y' lh>upk ~~ In a tank, •.hootJ.ni: tb.e l~tll n~ the air Instead of It peopJ.e . _,n they JOt out of the tank, bo.,ed. mlpl•I) and surrendered. W·Al·TV 10:10 Raymond M t tl~r fand children and Mr. and ~~rs. Paul Thomas and so? of Col"'~­ bus spent Sunday- With Mrll. ¥ll· ler's and Mr. Thomas' parents. , Mr. and Mrs . Royal Thomas. They ') celebrated the birthday of t~elr mother. · Recent &uesls or Mr. and t-ars. E~ E. Hayman wf're Mt. and .~rs. J~ re(l Smith and daughter Otf Che~ler, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Slleff\rld of H!Ul'i and Mr. ·p.nd Mrs. Hichartl Abl e o( Bald Knob. Mias K11rcn Miller returned to her home in Columbu.s after a two weeks visit wil h her grand· parents, Mr. anrl Mrs. Roy nl ~~~~~vat~~a~~ ~~~a~~~e N;~;:~~~ s~J!, Mn. Audrey Young, chapter h . c aJrnum. announced todlly . 'l'he local canvuss, part or 11 niltiOII Q) program, l~ to .serve as basis for an intensive study of the cu rrent medlui needs o( all p011t-puH0 patients, both paralytic ani.l nonJlaralytic. It hao been note,! thal some patienl.'l , originally (lia,gnosed as nonparaly~lc develop weak.ncs&es and eyeu defornlitie.s alter a laps~ of }'e~rs . Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hayman of Sand !load attend ed the 1\tillhon~: homecomin g at the Millhom• Ridge , W. Vo ., ch.urdl Aug. 11. Population Of .\feigs-Co Jail Shows Increase 1f detectiuu or crime carries Mrs. Younw: explained. on the laKt haH of August l!kt• Facts ga\heretl here relate to it has lhe nrst· 14 days. , thi ~ type of trf'Jtmen\ rc.reivt'd am! monlh might set 11 record fur the amount o( recove-ry achlt!.ved county jail \)Opulation . Accordln!l to reeords of Sherif!' by carh patient." They have bpen rompllec&- in r()~er form to ht' Rob.-rt Hurtenbacb, 41 , persons forWarded to tb, National Foun- were prot•t·sst'd iu or out-OI' both dallon'w headquarters. 'fhc can- in anti out-durin~ lhr first twu VII~ Is tu be oompl.-tcd In Sep· weekR or thi! month . Current pcrsonnt•l rt·sil!ing i'l tember. Jll.il as county war1ls totalt-rl 11 County physicians as well as W edneHiay . th.e~e UlroueMu.t the nation hpve In all, 47 ch.arges were laid been kept informed or the ~ro ,iet:l'a pro.~ss o. nd hav•• !:Jieen ~t.&:ainsl 41 arrel:ltt•d pt•rsOJ\S , some a&b.d Lo ~operate in cumplt'ting IJtett.int double doses of the l:m. BY clas!)es, lht•Y eurupris~:d lwo lbe r01ter. instances of non-support. five of ••N,ot pott_o p~lhmh are then five of dlsturbln~ the peu1:e known to us th:rouJh •)Ur c)).,fter Sf!Vt'~ for Jn\Oxicution , 10 for f91Js," ~r~. Yuul)g explailjled, driviDi whilr! .intodcatcd, one tor •jTb~ we ....-elco;ne t~e nld of o~r cuntcmpt of CllUrt and nine on do¢tun aQd h~alth aut~oritles In miscellaneous churgc3. ~atlnj~ th~f.l fD( W~!:J.'}:I no cqDEit~ht young people of juvenile t)p.UiJ'i record !}a,, been ke~t. ne - under 18------we.rc proet'ollsed Our Pl''fl\t obi,eciJ~e 1.8 to dis- inlo or out l)j' j~ajil . cover thd size of the post-polio pro'blem. Naturally. not a~ tho lie ~·a.bled by ~lo can be he\PP.d tt thls tlr,.e. H~'fcver, once the QW~Ml.lll haa bce't cqmpleted we FLYING SAUCERS wlJI du ever:y!hiiU~: h\lmanly pOll· Flying saucers th.ey do declare ~ible to brlllJt the advantag• of 1 s:~w a flying saucer in the 11lr hl.odern teitabW\It~ teebDICJUOI:l Arross the sky so blu~ and to thC!se patient.~~ ns so9.n tJJ w~ · bright Cl!lll. " I lillW a beam o( gleaming li&ht. The ehP.ptcr ehJJ.rman 11aid It trav.eled high and drclcd tll&l 11everal of the polio pn· rC!t'J:n.d lieDLI regJatered bad been lqeat seemingly the 1ky It neared. ed br mail aod phono. while the AI I W«IJ:\>I'd 11 ~dod ••I name• and adt:b'eaes of othe.raJ bad come trom ~ounty and "'un~· · J.~ . . .to\>' clpal health a~tenel~. Chapter 4 ~ \!"JI,I II loll ~fl1jlld volunteers followed up these lea.c&tl wJ.Ut home vlaits to _gather "'~ ~ \19 11\e · ~ 119 ld\o ,t.fl.e 1111 lrlenll>. addJtlona.l information Itom tile (ormer patlenta. ""' ill II!• ~ ol <lfll· ,u Poet's Corner Another ba01d of aurv!.vort, ~~· den In the jungle near t~.e r.~ baae where J wu auflerhtl o I study diet of banana lnd lilr rv.t food, slid out of t.he hiU, one ri,llht •nd aaneeJy attacked Baker - ~ on the aew field. Tllt)' covpre~ JONY tS 15 them up with banana leavea. BltOOKU"fGS, S D.- Thert!'~ -t Still tnotber lone Jap, who hAd hid out aucteufully for moflha, pony on the F. w. !•onto ~arm defyinl aU etrorta to tmoke him near he~ that is 3~ YeAn old. out oi • eave, eame one evenllli ()f J111¥W ot t.he Pronto rhiiWen, his own violltlon at RetrHt. He noW ali married, uaed the ~hel· aaluttd the Stars and Stripes and laq.d ppnr to ride to and ~om aurrendertd to a Seabe\'1 ~olor aehoQI. P~nto consldfrtd. d~in . t away whh the unl\naJ Se~,Jeral j)OOl. AJ eompulalve booten ---r al- titme,., but @at'h Ume the ,rhil· thouah the,Y do not handle 'heir dre~ Intervened. -----~ ·The DaHy Sent.inel .\1.... --..d. _.a"" ,...y. . 8: ~ Slin un C,briitl~ ~ie.nee 11:30 Mac to Man l IJ;ld~Jiitry or;~ llo•~ I Zlmm~e~r;.""'"~-~~~~~~~~is~o;;;n~e~oJAthe Ce,D~rs Daily Sentinel Daybook and Eq Awroxima\ely Mr. and Mrs . Robert Snowden 20,000 caSes of eggs are handled Saturday. In th.e and daughter, Judy, son, 8obby weekly in tbis community-~hal ~ an ege a qay lor a mll~ion people. The dressing p.J,Q.t 1'\ere ,llaUJ:btq fr91J1 10 to 12,000 hrad c;if .Poultry ' ~ay ~d Ice "nd Ship to ma,rket. • spent Th.u_rsday evening with Mr. The Electo Circle and the Love· and Mn. Duck Adams of Letart. Weekend g11eats of Mt. and Mrs. joy Ch·cle uf the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the First M. E . ConneJiy were .air. and Mrs. Baptist Ch.urch will each have Paul Connelly Alld .sona, Ervin and picnic suppus at the Middl~port Charles ot Marion an~ Benny ad Roadsitle Park Tuesday evenmg. Wa.rny Conn.e lly 91 P~oy. Mrs. Ethel Snowden has returnPICNICS PLANNED .Jim Williams of A·!liance, 0 ., is the creaklr of the comic 9-arGRANGE TO . · ,.I!ET ~d home after spending a Couple toons "Out Our Wily'', "Why . of weeks with her son. Mr. and Mothers Get Gray", "Born Thlrty . PomrrQy Ben? Grange will meet Mrs. Lawrence Snowden of Co.Soo.n" "1md "ThP. m regular ses..•n.on, Wednesday ~t lumbus. She was aecompanle« Yean Too 8 p. m. The ~ewmg and _tandy ~o here by her son and ffl,mily, who Worry wart". H~ is consid~red to be one of tl\e ta.remoat in.terl,)retests wlil ~e held at thl£ meet mg. ' Spent the week end with her. ters ot -\merie11n times and "'anThe practJCc scheduled for Sun· Rev . · and . Mrs. Henry F. KOch ners. · day has bN~n cancelled. and son, Roger, of Homestt!ad Lima. Ohio at the begln»,Jng ENGAGEMENT IS TOLD Park, Pennsylvania, spent several or the twenlletll century was th ~ . ., . . · 'days th.e past week with Mr. and center or petroleum pro_due,on Mr .. Raymond EJselstctn Is nJ_I-' Mrs. Eari.Kipg and cal1ed on•mllnY nouncmg the.' _e ngagement of hlii o)d friendS'. Rt:V. Koch wn a fonn· iD al) Qil fiWd tb-at ma~e C¥lio duuwhler, Jcnn~e Sue to Mr. Leon-I cr. pastor or the Christian Church. ~ii'llt ·pi-odueer Gf this eommo~Uy .. ll.Fd R~ . oC ~ levc~and. A SeplemMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mich.ael In tlu~ ber wrJdmi ts l;lemg plan nr..-d. 1and sons, Mike and Tommy , ot Chillicotbe are spending the week 1 RUTLANI), with )lis parents. ~r. and Mrs. J . /J L MISS SISSON HONORED E. Michael . "~, . Ml's. J oan Harrison and Miss . · · Joyce Wolfe enterta,ined with a MISi Grar.e Ann M111er ~I Ath· bridal shower, Saturday evening, ens spent thf" past week w1lh h~r honoring Mls~ Nancy SisS'on , bride ~~andparent ~ , ~r. and Mrs. Wtl· elecl o! llay Howard Blair or Lari- lt,~am Fol~n . She r.eturncd hDme Sunday w1th her parents, Mr. and C'a.<itCT. Games were t' nJoytod and pri1.es Ml'S. Carl Mlller, who apent the day here. awarded. Mrs. Martin Ru,pe and S'oh of Sandwiches Ice cream, cake and Akron and her mothtlr, Mrs . Mark· Kooi ade w~e served to ~rs_ t .uC'IliC Sisson, Mrt. Tra Wolfe. IH;ltO· avitch or Tallmadge apent a few thy Sisson, Cheryl Wolfe, M11rilyn daYS the past week wit~ Mrs. AI• Rouljh, Albei'ta Snowd~n , Jud:y rna Rupe. The a:roup' spent Satur· Vining. Ph.ylllB day at Ash Cive. Chase, Wanda Mr. aild Mn. Paul ConnelJy and Snowden, Sue Dugiln nnd Nancy • gons, Ervin and Charles or Mar-ifl!l Sisson. St>verat were unable to attend and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Connerly and sons, Larry and Lealie atbut se11l gifts. tended churc:h services at ' (fak Hill Sunday. · PERSONALS Mrs. F. V Sno.wden Is vlliting Mt:mday evening gtLI' ~1.s of Mr. and Mrs. Jo.hn Tucket' were Mr. h.er sJster, Mr. and Mrs. ¥ontg,om. and Mrs. Richard Lucas and ramily ery McKnight of Up~er Sanct'ufky. Mr. a,nd Mra. A. E. Plummer and Mr. and MrS. IIarvt•y Erlewine left Sunday to Visit their son. Mr. Joetta. and Mrs. Harry Plummer of ~ar­ Jli&s Dee Thomas speut the week :·oll, Ohio. Mr. an.d Mn:. Jim Schuler . of end with Miss' Carla Miller of Ath· e-ns and attend the Alht~ns County Columbus spent the wtek ,end · with her parent•. Mr. and lbs. Fair. · r.J~. Mlna Wise who hu been Ill Evert>lt Coy.< Mr. William Smltb tlo."gh. is somewhat improvtd. Mr. and Mrs. an:d Mr. and Mrs. Paul PutlerS"on and Roxanne spl'nt Saturday evening wte vi&wlj~ llr. with Mr. and Mrs. Harold M-ack l!ll')cer. of CReihlre. . Qlupaer Sunduy dinner guests of Mr. bave QlOVtd' rrom Mrs. Rober-t Hili were M1·. and Mrs. the JGe Gtueaer · Clair Taylor of Langsville. S&reet. · ' Wllllllain Snowden of Da~~on week end wltk his moth· of the ·I I I I ·' News Melts County 11!50 ,., m. Dcaily 'On . 990 12:30 1'V (:hnpel loQO Movl,ellmo 3o00 Amer1can Forum 8,,q Zoo Pwtd.e , toQI) ~nhcti or Il'alth 4o30 Outluo}t 5o oil Meet :the Press Current loOO My Little 1~ : 30 h30 2oQO 3o00 Writet: ll!I'E~~§~==~~i~~~=~~~~~~Di~~~ ~other, Mr. ll;ld Mr9. Rqy $DpW· ::..:....,.=F. V. Snowden·, and •-•.:£.•.Ohe ...,...-....... ... -. ~-- · - was MAYTAG WASHER I Bride and Groom Matinee Th eater Q.ultD for a Oa, Modero Rom!lnrel Comei.lr Time 8:00 Life on the Farm 8:3G Captain Kangaroo 0:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 10:00 Lucky 8 R.nneb 10:30 It's .4. Hit 11:00 Bi~ Toil 12:00 Tbe Lone Ranser 12:30 'town and Country 12:45 Film 5:00 You Are There • 6:\JO Mr. T,ti&trl~t Attorney 8:30 Buee:-.necra The Jimmy Durante Show 7·10 Tw'l For The Money 8:00 Gate Storm Show IF YOU REALLY Mo\·ietime WANT A FINE Popeye Pres(•nts News Picture WASHER -Pictured above is Arnold Grate wit)l tbe full tr aiior load of 74 piec~li of Maytagl:recelyed just ln time for thts huge sale. Yes, It's Maytag Week at jlutla·nd Furniture startlng.,¥or.day ~ug­ ust 19th :unning through Saturday August 24 th. Come In end take advantage ~I <'Factory to you" savm~s. . . NBC News Charle~ Farrell Sb,oo::- Welh Fargo Twenty -One Arthur )furny Partr Amal l- ur Hour Sollllers or fortune 9:30 10:30 11:00 J1 : 10 11: Hi 11:30 1:45 '. 8:30 SRO Pl~ybouse 9o00 Gu.nsmoke 9:30 rolden Playhouse ·BiomUE' News ReL.dllnec Nitewatch Tonlgbl t:OO Lamp · Unto My Feet Look Up & Live HI :OO Eye on Ne.w YQJ'k 10:30 camera Three 11 :08 Lt.t's· Take A Trip 11:30, Wild Bill H'ieko~ 12:00 Herkle and Jeckle 12:30 Badge 6: Bullets 1:30 Big J>ietUre, ~:00 The Christian Layman's Witness 2:1!1 Th.e Lifing world 2:30 Vacatioq, USA 3:00 Gel SetL-Go! 3:3~ Curiain Time t :o6 Fae_, the N11tion 4:!0 GBS Nawt 5:00 'the Last Word 5:30 Ali.nie Oakley 8:00 Lassi'3 8:30 My F•lVo.rlte Husband on WASHER '•' 1: , • 1:30 Fred Waritlg Arthur GodCrer S1:Tiko2 It lich These are truly Smash Savings New{ Weather . Housep.irty 5:M 6:00 6:15 6:30 ?:00 ?:30 8:00 8:30 • --- $149'- - Weath.erman Actior. Douglas Et\wards Robin rlood Burns & Allen Talent.scouta . Those Whiting Gtrla ~ Richa:d Dia!l;lonr;l, frlvatt fill" 1r, Ill flotr' Ulll,lli If .tle•anstrtllrt. kaa• 111w lllrlll.,.... Ill , . . , .... Wit. fiiU fiiiii'J wafl'llt'l 'BE Moytog Line • ...~AUIMttlc: .......... • Fu..n•• ....... . ..........,.,..... • A....ttk H..t ·- .......... BIG' V~ALU~S! • Gu., llutril WEEK Aug. 19 fo N. x.· MAYTAG Au,l.' 24 FOR ONLY .50 Deteetlve I Ull Per,onal Prof.ile ~:00 liHI¥ G.ra~am 1ie La .-renNt Thi~ \t~ STURDY MAYTAG CllAN'IEL 13 MONDAY RANGE Weill Shqw SIInday- Chan~ 1$ 11 :1!9 !Hi• On .. .. .. .. .1 .. 12:00 fil-th for Today ~, 1:2:30 811 Ph:ture 1:30 IJbernce 2:00 TV Sunday School :.1:30 Aeadeiny ·Theater 4:00 Colleae Ne.w!l Conference t.menc~tn •;1.'0 cartoCdl 5:00 8:00 6:15 8:30 .7o:W l:QO Oral {toberts t;SO 5:00 6:10 6:115 3:00 GOOD AS NEW , IND!ANArOUS-'·For Sple" !...lNCOLN, Neb. - (UP)- Stale sign on a model "T" Ford- vint- Sen. Willard Waldo defeated . ag'!! ·192ft: "One Owner." in a bid to put a t~ril deposit on all beer C!ans. Waldo (U(ln't --.. essarily want to see t;lle .~ans WALLET UTRilVID auin. lle ~d hb ~e~ure MUSKEGON, Midl.-After re- help cut down on .tbe Uttering l t)l\J.ne los.s of his wallet pon- Nebraska hiJJ}Wf.YS and .. arks · tai.nlnc $f38 ~o sheriff's deputies empty beer cans. Char1es Hutchins decided tu Hlafeh . . the dol house, oc-cupied by ~--e famiJI's pup, Penny. The aijptl.)' ~he.w,d, wallet-a:no money-were there. He bo\libl wa' hnny a ''"k- A REAL BUY AT ONLY ROUND TUB .95 8:00 International Play!_l()use. - ~-,- ~-:a=J~..,.:::C:;an -:0.~;...-,-11--- THIS IS OUR FAMOUS Window Light Oven Bandstand Club . ' 'Mickr,_ MoUBe Club Five Star Flaal John lJaly Ne,-, 'YOre Serv·.e~ Cblca S..l1b 1 8:30 Top Tunes aQ.d ~ew Talent 1 11:30 Sberitl ol Coeblae! Open Hearine Advehture TheaJ.er . 10:00 News ot ~e Nlj;l\t Report trom Waahington 1 10·10 Theater Sunday News Hlghllghtt 1 11 ;30 Sign OM • 4 Burners, Light, Clock 1:15 Neighbors 1:30 Movle Matinee -.....,.--- .., GAS - 10:M Sian On tate News Week l 8:30 Hollywood Film The,ter 8:00 1 Leu Tbree Uvea ' .. 8:30 Midwestern HaY~;ide 9:00 Mike Wallace Inteivlew 11:00 1\dveJ.turt.s In LearnlDJ 12:00 Liberace OoOQ Tbe .Couptry Musle Jublla• 12:30 The Gretchen Wade SI.Jow !1911a ~enlucy Theolor. a,oo ··tt --~ 8:30 NeW! and Sport• , · 11: 315 20th Century .l'hnter Jt1o30 Sign Oft · • Ne_wa Review • W,ITH TRADE ----~wHTN-TV C"anne113 Two Gun .Playhouse l-et~ Tall: It uver SPECIAL MAYTAG WASHER 9:00 Stud:o Om! l0:9Q Up-to-the·Mln~• ~~WI 10:00. ScaDninJ the Weather SuJli:~I':.:'';:':.:S;:ho:..w:__ _ _.:_10:..';:10:_T:.:::he L~a1.:_c;:S:.:h.:.ow:__ __ 4:00 Bible Time - ROUND TUB • I 11 :59 Sign On 1:00 )lt)Vkl ONLY PRICEO AT ' ' O,NLY· .95 $ FOR THESE ' . O~E 1 t :llll The Early Show In The LATE on Maytag Dryers ,_ ~:~0 ~ie of Night -DON'T • , Top Quality' · 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Seeret Storm 6:30 v'our Esso Reporter' ~:45 8puis Parlilde The Best Sellers l :00 Beat th.e Clock 9 :30 '7:00 ~ MAYTAG One Of 1 ·Sunday .,. ChannelS B PORCELAIN SQUARE Love of Li.fe Search. for Tomorrow &uidinaJ. . lght 2:00 :J ltatltlft Rltche~ 12:30 As the World TurDJ '· .95 BUY THIS AT ONLY ? :00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blaekie 8:00 Captain Kangaro() 8 :45 CBS News 8:55 Local News 9:00 $ . \ Monday 17:00 ·This Is A Double Tub Aluminum 8o00 GE Theater 8 ;30 Alfred Hiteht'ock 9o00 $64 ,000 Challenge 9o30 What's My Line 10:00 Sunday ~cws Special 10: 15 The Late Show .Saturday - ChannelS On Yo"r ---·----Jtodio Dlal SaturdoyCh•el13 I ' ~argle ' All ' WCHS-TV Channel·i · The Late Show ·:tne Late, Ifte ,Sho~ •• 12 :00 Tix & J inx 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 10:30 112:00 12oQO Qff .tqdo\,dventUT, 12ol~ What's Your Trouble TRADE ONLV .. t'., .. '/ SIGN 0~ - WE WE JUST RECEIVED A FULL TRUCK LOAD QF 74 PIECES OF MAYTAGS THIS IS THE WEEK TO a·UY! ~----~---------------------------~ Toda;y RomLter Room The }>rke Is RiJht I 10 :00 10 .30 Trutb olr Congequenttl 11 :00 Tie Tar! Dough 11 :3U rt CQuld Be You 6:45 Parade UY SEE US _ Program 8:00 Supelit•aD 10:30 Wbar One rerson CaD 01) 1 6:30 ~ ., Jihercast ' 11:00 Tbls I& The Life 8:35 Sports Eye ,•• MJ:'. and Mrs.· Cas);J were I business visitor~ in Gallipolis lca<!ing IF YOU WANT A REAL nwny 7 :00 9:00 I CH+"NRL J 10:15 AI ~ MONDAY J :45 4 :00 4 :30 , 5 :30 5:4.5 Sundoy . Mr. and Mr~;. lott!Ji.ue. Sigq Off · 12:30 1'h t' \', dJ 10:00 Nt' WS J{eLii.ll!lll"' 10.1 0 t-.:itewa lrh 1 12:30Slgn Oh Adventure Theater 10:00 Nt'fS anll Sports: H.etc¥ine-. 1 10: !0 Nltewtltc-h '"ill zart. Forei~n • TBA 9:30 pt'()ple 5:00 Get Set, Go 5:30 Sports .-re 5:45 Ne'fl'l Pleture 8:00 W11lch Mr. WltJr.d 6:30 ~tur·ja,v Ni~;t~~t Jamboree ?·: 00 lulius: LaRaia Show B:OO Mystery Theat ...,r 8:30 Dollar A Secobd 9:00 Encore Theater SYRACUSE I 12:.00 9:00 9 :30 Spc.ai9JiAt Th,lrd (~i8 WHil•m s. Mn. MiH+trd VanMeter, ~j r•. Cltard pleads guilty to beiD.,II!' dr\Jnk Alb••rta Milan, Carc;tlyn and !loft' I· when h1 ~lied Jhe J~p lad)' witb vin V:m Meter. Mrs. Ray Roysh a,D ~'AP.lY •'wiJ, Jwi4s tlft;t jud~ a and Mh Wanda Jat:"obs aecqmbundle of fJpwen and mei1Uons panied bY Mrs. Harry wmrjrd tea. h~ go Ire• 4.!1' a ~- If and \Irs. St ella Cozart of Rae ne he ,cl,f.lsts ~ ~Wktd 4;!Et" .eft< in atten,cl!l'd C'IIIDIIU'nt·em('nl exercis· line o( duty, tf¥!y'll probably h'nd es at OU, Athens, for llow:u·d Cohim a hara~l knife, 'lt!Fn their bacb. and aP,~w · h,lm to be his 11 :00 11 :30 Gumby Fury Capt. GaiiJnl '{'rue Stol'y Detective's Diary Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-lfiddleport, 0, Au~ 1?,1N7-4 6:32 L:ircu ~s Hoy 7: UO Sle~ e Allt'll Sho W' S:OO A~ coa fl our 12:30 My Li:tle Margie 1:00 ""Baseball 4.:30 Hopa!•m e Ca&sid.Y -- I don't know about Japs. 11!ey could be people, but somethnes tnt ;l man who does so~neUtlna: you wonder h1u~ likP 11hootim• another ••• to (Copyrighi. 1957, by Unitec.l d eath while drunk . rules that ·tbe Fe-ature Syndleate, InC'.) 01an . due to beil:lll stiff at the tlme nf thp crlml'. is lega11v out of hls 9:30 IO :JO Southe..tern Ohio along the great river t~at frrst ol>ened the west to •ettlement and whjch I later btcaqle the center of Ihe nation 's in<\Us· trial polus. weii - J nenr J_ PW a raefW match them . . I s~.l_c( i.P;uudne UW It AJ!m v ' Rv II)BEIIlT C. IU.ttJC 1t i~ to he )_I~~~ ~ Wil~am Gl.rard is studvi..RR OW!f'eP '9J'rlfft'rnPnl.ll 1-f'a M•trini' . and r~i clr~n'k­ i ng hefwf hi,t tria.! t'OD'IP5 uo In J~Dan on Aueusl 2t. 'l'tlP JJps, • · I Jl):tJil add a mite of pride in our own consciousness • of w~re we live. It a.lso cap remind others over a wi~e area of the natural beauty ' in T90 often we forget I~ lois of people use U . S. Route 33 and Route 7 to get to their va· -~-- 1 :2G f 6 :00 Sl ~tn Oo 8:30 Circle 3 Rancb j mer and autumn are beautiful a·nywhere aloog the Ohio. The Big Bend adds a little extra in ~he way of scenery. 1 A regatta can ezploit thls natural asset and i 0\her organizations fre being invited to ... sist in a number '!f wpXa Jince limited personnel of the boating club will be completely busy handllng details ol the regatto itself as It unfolds on lbe nter (1-.PI}IIDI our <0111mun· tties. · · are more travelers I 1 IM'ints. <'ation destinations. There I Tom Crow, Jr., co-manager p{ Craw's Steak House, will vouch for this. He noted W edne:~ ­ day that at 11 p .m. the night b~f o1: e his pl a.~e of business was full and he dul n t know a· soul. " Most were tourists. \ Few settings along the Ohio River are more enticing than the Big Bend with its elirfs ri s- 1 ing almost sheer from the water 's edge on th~ 1 Ohio side and completely reversing the compau in but three miles of water . Spring, sum- 5 30 S!at~smen (Ju~~.r tctti! ~ 415 Nt! >~ ~ !'il'turr< Saturday- Channal3 ' . WASHER THAT RETAILS AT ONLY ' , THIS IS. OUR PORCELAIM ·PAIR . ,The Top .of · The Maytog ,··.Li.- · . , ., 'j • MAYTAG EEK AT~ ,. ........ $ .95 RUTLAND .· OHIO ' ' ' I' �' ~DailySenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 17, 1957 ' TELEVISION GUIDE,. WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 ' Regatta September 75 Provides Exce/lent Opportunay Tp Advertj$e NaturtJL.Beauties, Assets 01 Our Communities The lUg Bend Boating Club's determination to stage f .re¥•\ta here Sept. 15 Is to be rom· ple,Dd~ and deserves $.Qpport from other d · vic and f~ or14~tions. A regatta is thrllUgh our communities thom one would suppose .. ope of DUtAerous ways recreational facilities pi th,e ~~Jgf-M8.59P aJq Cf.n be pinpoint~d on tb:e Plf.P 9f the 'Fri.S~te area or Ohio. Wes t Virginia, and Kentucky. Already the Uons club of Pomeroy has taken on the job of erecting bleacher facilities on the parking lots. Uons also will supervise ticket selling and seaUng fer the vantage ~ ---liquOr ,, RUARK REPORT · thPll arP B funny r.a.ct. aad lJljlnv thinHs determ,llle justlc'e lo ttaelr cout-ls . WE' notl" J'ljanese law which tays own ~xeC"utiorier. head and sh.o.u ld noJ l)e puqJsh~d . 11 thill ~ound11 a mite vecuV.a:r, l'f('. AdollJh C Merten ot !aat St. l ,nuis, 111 ., a Marine stationed in Janan . Wll$ TeC!ently DC'q~tfed OJ fll'ln 11 fh•P llhots at one ~hlro Ta· kawa In Yok11uka bar . Takawa died or lhi~ intudoR ot lead 'Into his 50 Meigs County Polio Patients Listed In Census Over 50 former polio patients rar('a ss. in Meigs County havu been list· Rut the 'udge ruled : '"l'he de· ed to dute in the county wide ft•ndanl had been drinklnt for several hout·s at the tlme of the C!ensus conducted by the Mfl!lg., ' ~· .\ ' " ' ~:,;· \- - f.~·' , j . •• ' lnridenl. Because ol tbil he ~ow f'd !1\'mptom• of being patholog(cally lutoxlcat:~ d and Willi in a state o ( mPn t a t unsoun d neu.,. Hil Honor let him ~o rree-. and ' now du£> to the armed forces ~act lwtwecn America a..nd Jappn , he cannot be tried by court-tl)artlal . This Is th:e ~realest blow ag,Ynst sobriety I ho•ve encount~red late· ly. The Japa jl.ro moat atn.azi=the understateml'nt 'Itt r ~ t\lry. They put a high pr.!d...,n d enM BII, lor in11lapce, and their fasdnalion for death is not under~:~tandable tel a Western mind. Recenlly In Tokvo, we blre.d u <'t~le and sm.ltt a llttle ga! us you ever saw to play leerot.ary-l[ylde ror Mama and me. We were. g~lng by train to Kvoto. andth.b poor butll'rlly remarked to Mama: "18 not the country preUy now with the cherry bloMoms ? What a pUv I cannot dle now.'\ Apart fro.m ~at , sho wa~ u dtlpper at a linnet. An Amerlnn oHtcer to* a jail sentence recently for kllUn.w: 11 J~p in a traffic accident, and the ju~e was moved to remark that he ~d taken into conllderatJou that the o!flcer bad fallel;l to observe tbre (' •J.IItom of visiting the family bt the decealed and. exP-~,eas.lng l;l.ll sympathy. An Army directive ai.Jo p'f~ out that lf you knock off a pe~es­ trian over thf week end and "ll'.t get In ·tOI1Cb ,with yvur inau.r.nce broker until Moncby, It ia per1ectly correet to (eotch nowera or t,ult •nd a amall tokell ot money, a~out $1.(., to the bereaved . family 011 Sunday nrter110on. Only lhe Japs eou14 have thougM up the kamek~ 14 tllt 11ulelde bombers who cr11hea ~1\lo our shlpr. d,urhlf tbe war ~ :and tbe- bapu.l raid1, wb~ nothlnJ. Ope banul raid I aa Ou•m consl1ted of t\y' lh>upk ~~ In a tank, •.hootJ.ni: tb.e l~tll n~ the air Instead of It peopJ.e . _,n they JOt out of the tank, bo.,ed. mlpl•I) and surrendered. W·Al·TV 10:10 Raymond M t tl~r fand children and Mr. and ~~rs. Paul Thomas and so? of Col"'~­ bus spent Sunday- With Mrll. ¥ll· ler's and Mr. Thomas' parents. , Mr. and Mrs . Royal Thomas. They ') celebrated the birthday of t~elr mother. · Recent &uesls or Mr. and t-ars. E~ E. Hayman wf're Mt. and .~rs. J~ re(l Smith and daughter Otf Che~ler, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Slleff\rld of H!Ul'i and Mr. ·p.nd Mrs. Hichartl Abl e o( Bald Knob. Mias K11rcn Miller returned to her home in Columbu.s after a two weeks visit wil h her grand· parents, Mr. anrl Mrs. Roy nl ~~~~~vat~~a~~ ~~~a~~~e N;~;:~~~ s~J!, Mn. Audrey Young, chapter h . c aJrnum. announced todlly . 'l'he local canvuss, part or 11 niltiOII Q) program, l~ to .serve as basis for an intensive study of the cu rrent medlui needs o( all p011t-puH0 patients, both paralytic ani.l nonJlaralytic. It hao been note,! thal some patienl.'l , originally (lia,gnosed as nonparaly~lc develop weak.ncs&es and eyeu defornlitie.s alter a laps~ of }'e~rs . Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hayman of Sand !load attend ed the 1\tillhon~: homecomin g at the Millhom• Ridge , W. Vo ., ch.urdl Aug. 11. Population Of .\feigs-Co Jail Shows Increase 1f detectiuu or crime carries Mrs. Younw: explained. on the laKt haH of August l!kt• Facts ga\heretl here relate to it has lhe nrst· 14 days. , thi ~ type of trf'Jtmen\ rc.reivt'd am! monlh might set 11 record fur the amount o( recove-ry achlt!.ved county jail \)Opulation . Accordln!l to reeords of Sherif!' by carh patient." They have bpen rompllec&- in r()~er form to ht' Rob.-rt Hurtenbacb, 41 , persons forWarded to tb, National Foun- were prot•t·sst'd iu or out-OI' both dallon'w headquarters. 'fhc can- in anti out-durin~ lhr first twu VII~ Is tu be oompl.-tcd In Sep· weekR or thi! month . Current pcrsonnt•l rt·sil!ing i'l tember. Jll.il as county war1ls totalt-rl 11 County physicians as well as W edneHiay . th.e~e UlroueMu.t the nation hpve In all, 47 ch.arges were laid been kept informed or the ~ro ,iet:l'a pro.~ss o. nd hav•• !:Jieen ~t.&:ainsl 41 arrel:ltt•d pt•rsOJ\S , some a&b.d Lo ~operate in cumplt'ting IJtett.int double doses of the l:m. BY clas!)es, lht•Y eurupris~:d lwo lbe r01ter. instances of non-support. five of ••N,ot pott_o p~lhmh are then five of dlsturbln~ the peu1:e known to us th:rouJh •)Ur c)).,fter Sf!Vt'~ for Jn\Oxicution , 10 for f91Js," ~r~. Yuul)g explailjled, driviDi whilr! .intodcatcd, one tor •jTb~ we ....-elco;ne t~e nld of o~r cuntcmpt of CllUrt and nine on do¢tun aQd h~alth aut~oritles In miscellaneous churgc3. ~atlnj~ th~f.l fD( W~!:J.'}:I no cqDEit~ht young people of juvenile t)p.UiJ'i record !}a,, been ke~t. ne - under 18------we.rc proet'ollsed Our Pl''fl\t obi,eciJ~e 1.8 to dis- inlo or out l)j' j~ajil . cover thd size of the post-polio pro'blem. Naturally. not a~ tho lie ~·a.bled by ~lo can be he\PP.d tt thls tlr,.e. H~'fcver, once the QW~Ml.lll haa bce't cqmpleted we FLYING SAUCERS wlJI du ever:y!hiiU~: h\lmanly pOll· Flying saucers th.ey do declare ~ible to brlllJt the advantag• of 1 s:~w a flying saucer in the 11lr hl.odern teitabW\It~ teebDICJUOI:l Arross the sky so blu~ and to thC!se patient.~~ ns so9.n tJJ w~ · bright Cl!lll. " I lillW a beam o( gleaming li&ht. The ehP.ptcr ehJJ.rman 11aid It trav.eled high and drclcd tll&l 11everal of the polio pn· rC!t'J:n.d lieDLI regJatered bad been lqeat seemingly the 1ky It neared. ed br mail aod phono. while the AI I W«IJ:\>I'd 11 ~dod ••I name• and adt:b'eaes of othe.raJ bad come trom ~ounty and "'un~· · J.~ . . .to\>' clpal health a~tenel~. Chapter 4 ~ \!"JI,I II loll ~fl1jlld volunteers followed up these lea.c&tl wJ.Ut home vlaits to _gather "'~ ~ \19 11\e · ~ 119 ld\o ,t.fl.e 1111 lrlenll>. addJtlona.l information Itom tile (ormer patlenta. ""' ill II!• ~ ol <lfll· ,u Poet's Corner Another ba01d of aurv!.vort, ~~· den In the jungle near t~.e r.~ baae where J wu auflerhtl o I study diet of banana lnd lilr rv.t food, slid out of t.he hiU, one ri,llht •nd aaneeJy attacked Baker - ~ on the aew field. Tllt)' covpre~ JONY tS 15 them up with banana leavea. BltOOKU"fGS, S D.- Thert!'~ -t Still tnotber lone Jap, who hAd hid out aucteufully for moflha, pony on the F. w. !•onto ~arm defyinl aU etrorta to tmoke him near he~ that is 3~ YeAn old. out oi • eave, eame one evenllli ()f J111¥W ot t.he Pronto rhiiWen, his own violltlon at RetrHt. He noW ali married, uaed the ~hel· aaluttd the Stars and Stripes and laq.d ppnr to ride to and ~om aurrendertd to a Seabe\'1 ~olor aehoQI. P~nto consldfrtd. d~in . t away whh the unl\naJ Se~,Jeral j)OOl. AJ eompulalve booten ---r al- titme,., but @at'h Ume the ,rhil· thouah the,Y do not handle 'heir dre~ Intervened. -----~ ·The DaHy Sent.inel .\1.... --..d. _.a"" ,...y. . 8: ~ Slin un C,briitl~ ~ie.nee 11:30 Mac to Man l IJ;ld~Jiitry or;~ llo•~ I Zlmm~e~r;.""'"~-~~~~~~~~is~o;;;n~e~oJAthe Ce,D~rs Daily Sentinel Daybook and Eq Awroxima\ely Mr. and Mrs . Robert Snowden 20,000 caSes of eggs are handled Saturday. In th.e and daughter, Judy, son, 8obby weekly in tbis community-~hal ~ an ege a qay lor a mll~ion people. The dressing p.J,Q.t 1'\ere ,llaUJ:btq fr91J1 10 to 12,000 hrad c;if .Poultry ' ~ay ~d Ice "nd Ship to ma,rket. • spent Th.u_rsday evening with Mr. The Electo Circle and the Love· and Mn. Duck Adams of Letart. Weekend g11eats of Mt. and Mrs. joy Ch·cle uf the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the First M. E . ConneJiy were .air. and Mrs. Baptist Ch.urch will each have Paul Connelly Alld .sona, Ervin and picnic suppus at the Middl~port Charles ot Marion an~ Benny ad Roadsitle Park Tuesday evenmg. Wa.rny Conn.e lly 91 P~oy. Mrs. Ethel Snowden has returnPICNICS PLANNED .Jim Williams of A·!liance, 0 ., is the creaklr of the comic 9-arGRANGE TO . · ,.I!ET ~d home after spending a Couple toons "Out Our Wily'', "Why . of weeks with her son. Mr. and Mothers Get Gray", "Born Thlrty . PomrrQy Ben? Grange will meet Mrs. Lawrence Snowden of Co.Soo.n" "1md "ThP. m regular ses..•n.on, Wednesday ~t lumbus. She was aecompanle« Yean Too 8 p. m. The ~ewmg and _tandy ~o here by her son and ffl,mily, who Worry wart". H~ is consid~red to be one of tl\e ta.remoat in.terl,)retests wlil ~e held at thl£ meet mg. ' Spent the week end with her. ters ot -\merie11n times and "'anThe practJCc scheduled for Sun· Rev . · and . Mrs. Henry F. KOch ners. · day has bN~n cancelled. and son, Roger, of Homestt!ad Lima. Ohio at the begln»,Jng ENGAGEMENT IS TOLD Park, Pennsylvania, spent several or the twenlletll century was th ~ . ., . . · 'days th.e past week with Mr. and center or petroleum pro_due,on Mr .. Raymond EJselstctn Is nJ_I-' Mrs. Eari.Kipg and cal1ed on•mllnY nouncmg the.' _e ngagement of hlii o)d friendS'. Rt:V. Koch wn a fonn· iD al) Qil fiWd tb-at ma~e C¥lio duuwhler, Jcnn~e Sue to Mr. Leon-I cr. pastor or the Christian Church. ~ii'llt ·pi-odueer Gf this eommo~Uy .. ll.Fd R~ . oC ~ levc~and. A SeplemMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mich.ael In tlu~ ber wrJdmi ts l;lemg plan nr..-d. 1and sons, Mike and Tommy , ot Chillicotbe are spending the week 1 RUTLANI), with )lis parents. ~r. and Mrs. J . /J L MISS SISSON HONORED E. Michael . "~, . Ml's. J oan Harrison and Miss . · · Joyce Wolfe enterta,ined with a MISi Grar.e Ann M111er ~I Ath· bridal shower, Saturday evening, ens spent thf" past week w1lh h~r honoring Mls~ Nancy SisS'on , bride ~~andparent ~ , ~r. and Mrs. Wtl· elecl o! llay Howard Blair or Lari- lt,~am Fol~n . She r.eturncd hDme Sunday w1th her parents, Mr. and C'a.<itCT. Games were t' nJoytod and pri1.es Ml'S. Carl Mlller, who apent the day here. awarded. Mrs. Martin Ru,pe and S'oh of Sandwiches Ice cream, cake and Akron and her mothtlr, Mrs . Mark· Kooi ade w~e served to ~rs_ t .uC'IliC Sisson, Mrt. Tra Wolfe. IH;ltO· avitch or Tallmadge apent a few thy Sisson, Cheryl Wolfe, M11rilyn daYS the past week wit~ Mrs. AI• Rouljh, Albei'ta Snowd~n , Jud:y rna Rupe. The a:roup' spent Satur· Vining. Ph.ylllB day at Ash Cive. Chase, Wanda Mr. aild Mn. Paul ConnelJy and Snowden, Sue Dugiln nnd Nancy • gons, Ervin and Charles or Mar-ifl!l Sisson. St>verat were unable to attend and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Connerly and sons, Larry and Lealie atbut se11l gifts. tended churc:h services at ' (fak Hill Sunday. · PERSONALS Mrs. F. V Sno.wden Is vlliting Mt:mday evening gtLI' ~1.s of Mr. and Mrs. Jo.hn Tucket' were Mr. h.er sJster, Mr. and Mrs. ¥ontg,om. and Mrs. Richard Lucas and ramily ery McKnight of Up~er Sanct'ufky. Mr. a,nd Mra. A. E. Plummer and Mr. and MrS. IIarvt•y Erlewine left Sunday to Visit their son. Mr. Joetta. and Mrs. Harry Plummer of ~ar­ Jli&s Dee Thomas speut the week :·oll, Ohio. Mr. an.d Mn:. Jim Schuler . of end with Miss' Carla Miller of Ath· e-ns and attend the Alht~ns County Columbus spent the wtek ,end · with her parent•. Mr. and lbs. Fair. · r.J~. Mlna Wise who hu been Ill Evert>lt Coy.< Mr. William Smltb tlo."gh. is somewhat improvtd. Mr. and Mrs. an:d Mr. and Mrs. Paul PutlerS"on and Roxanne spl'nt Saturday evening wte vi&wlj~ llr. with Mr. and Mrs. Harold M-ack l!ll')cer. of CReihlre. . Qlupaer Sunduy dinner guests of Mr. bave QlOVtd' rrom Mrs. Rober-t Hili were M1·. and Mrs. the JGe Gtueaer · Clair Taylor of Langsville. S&reet. · ' Wllllllain Snowden of Da~~on week end wltk his moth· of the ·I I I I ·' News Melts County 11!50 ,., m. Dcaily 'On . 990 12:30 1'V (:hnpel loQO Movl,ellmo 3o00 Amer1can Forum 8,,q Zoo Pwtd.e , toQI) ~nhcti or Il'alth 4o30 Outluo}t 5o oil Meet :the Press Current loOO My Little 1~ : 30 h30 2oQO 3o00 Writet: ll!I'E~~§~==~~i~~~=~~~~~~Di~~~ ~other, Mr. ll;ld Mr9. Rqy $DpW· ::..:....,.=F. V. Snowden·, and •-•.:£.•.Ohe ...,...-....... ... -. ~-- · - was MAYTAG WASHER I Bride and Groom Matinee Th eater Q.ultD for a Oa, Modero Rom!lnrel Comei.lr Time 8:00 Life on the Farm 8:3G Captain Kangaroo 0:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 10:00 Lucky 8 R.nneb 10:30 It's .4. Hit 11:00 Bi~ Toil 12:00 Tbe Lone Ranser 12:30 'town and Country 12:45 Film 5:00 You Are There • 6:\JO Mr. T,ti&trl~t Attorney 8:30 Buee:-.necra The Jimmy Durante Show 7·10 Tw'l For The Money 8:00 Gate Storm Show IF YOU REALLY Mo\·ietime WANT A FINE Popeye Pres(•nts News Picture WASHER -Pictured above is Arnold Grate wit)l tbe full tr aiior load of 74 piec~li of Maytagl:recelyed just ln time for thts huge sale. Yes, It's Maytag Week at jlutla·nd Furniture startlng.,¥or.day ~ug­ ust 19th :unning through Saturday August 24 th. Come In end take advantage ~I <'Factory to you" savm~s. . . NBC News Charle~ Farrell Sb,oo::- Welh Fargo Twenty -One Arthur )furny Partr Amal l- ur Hour Sollllers or fortune 9:30 10:30 11:00 J1 : 10 11: Hi 11:30 1:45 '. 8:30 SRO Pl~ybouse 9o00 Gu.nsmoke 9:30 rolden Playhouse ·BiomUE' News ReL.dllnec Nitewatch Tonlgbl t:OO Lamp · Unto My Feet Look Up & Live HI :OO Eye on Ne.w YQJ'k 10:30 camera Three 11 :08 Lt.t's· Take A Trip 11:30, Wild Bill H'ieko~ 12:00 Herkle and Jeckle 12:30 Badge 6: Bullets 1:30 Big J>ietUre, ~:00 The Christian Layman's Witness 2:1!1 Th.e Lifing world 2:30 Vacatioq, USA 3:00 Gel SetL-Go! 3:3~ Curiain Time t :o6 Fae_, the N11tion 4:!0 GBS Nawt 5:00 'the Last Word 5:30 Ali.nie Oakley 8:00 Lassi'3 8:30 My F•lVo.rlte Husband on WASHER '•' 1: , • 1:30 Fred Waritlg Arthur GodCrer S1:Tiko2 It lich These are truly Smash Savings New{ Weather . Housep.irty 5:M 6:00 6:15 6:30 ?:00 ?:30 8:00 8:30 • --- $149'- - Weath.erman Actior. Douglas Et\wards Robin rlood Burns & Allen Talent.scouta . Those Whiting Gtrla ~ Richa:d Dia!l;lonr;l, frlvatt fill" 1r, Ill flotr' Ulll,lli If .tle•anstrtllrt. kaa• 111w lllrlll.,.... Ill , . . , .... Wit. fiiU fiiiii'J wafl'llt'l 'BE Moytog Line • ...~AUIMttlc: .......... • Fu..n•• ....... . ..........,.,..... • A....ttk H..t ·- .......... BIG' V~ALU~S! • Gu., llutril WEEK Aug. 19 fo N. x.· MAYTAG Au,l.' 24 FOR ONLY .50 Deteetlve I Ull Per,onal Prof.ile ~:00 liHI¥ G.ra~am 1ie La .-renNt Thi~ \t~ STURDY MAYTAG CllAN'IEL 13 MONDAY RANGE Weill Shqw SIInday- Chan~ 1$ 11 :1!9 !Hi• On .. .. .. .. .1 .. 12:00 fil-th for Today ~, 1:2:30 811 Ph:ture 1:30 IJbernce 2:00 TV Sunday School :.1:30 Aeadeiny ·Theater 4:00 Colleae Ne.w!l Conference t.menc~tn •;1.'0 cartoCdl 5:00 8:00 6:15 8:30 .7o:W l:QO Oral {toberts t;SO 5:00 6:10 6:115 3:00 GOOD AS NEW , IND!ANArOUS-'·For Sple" !...lNCOLN, Neb. - (UP)- Stale sign on a model "T" Ford- vint- Sen. Willard Waldo defeated . ag'!! ·192ft: "One Owner." in a bid to put a t~ril deposit on all beer C!ans. Waldo (U(ln't --.. essarily want to see t;lle .~ans WALLET UTRilVID auin. lle ~d hb ~e~ure MUSKEGON, Midl.-After re- help cut down on .tbe Uttering l t)l\J.ne los.s of his wallet pon- Nebraska hiJJ}Wf.YS and .. arks · tai.nlnc $f38 ~o sheriff's deputies empty beer cans. Char1es Hutchins decided tu Hlafeh . . the dol house, oc-cupied by ~--e famiJI's pup, Penny. The aijptl.)' ~he.w,d, wallet-a:no money-were there. He bo\libl wa' hnny a ''"k- A REAL BUY AT ONLY ROUND TUB .95 8:00 International Play!_l()use. - ~-,- ~-:a=J~..,.:::C:;an -:0.~;...-,-11--- THIS IS OUR FAMOUS Window Light Oven Bandstand Club . ' 'Mickr,_ MoUBe Club Five Star Flaal John lJaly Ne,-, 'YOre Serv·.e~ Cblca S..l1b 1 8:30 Top Tunes aQ.d ~ew Talent 1 11:30 Sberitl ol Coeblae! Open Hearine Advehture TheaJ.er . 10:00 News ot ~e Nlj;l\t Report trom Waahington 1 10·10 Theater Sunday News Hlghllghtt 1 11 ;30 Sign OM • 4 Burners, Light, Clock 1:15 Neighbors 1:30 Movle Matinee -.....,.--- .., GAS - 10:M Sian On tate News Week l 8:30 Hollywood Film The,ter 8:00 1 Leu Tbree Uvea ' .. 8:30 Midwestern HaY~;ide 9:00 Mike Wallace Inteivlew 11:00 1\dveJ.turt.s In LearnlDJ 12:00 Liberace OoOQ Tbe .Couptry Musle Jublla• 12:30 The Gretchen Wade SI.Jow !1911a ~enlucy Theolor. a,oo ··tt --~ 8:30 NeW! and Sport• , · 11: 315 20th Century .l'hnter Jt1o30 Sign Oft · • Ne_wa Review • W,ITH TRADE ----~wHTN-TV C"anne113 Two Gun .Playhouse l-et~ Tall: It uver SPECIAL MAYTAG WASHER 9:00 Stud:o Om! l0:9Q Up-to-the·Mln~• ~~WI 10:00. ScaDninJ the Weather SuJli:~I':.:'';:':.:S;:ho:..w:__ _ _.:_10:..';:10:_T:.:::he L~a1.:_c;:S:.:h.:.ow:__ __ 4:00 Bible Time - ROUND TUB • I 11 :59 Sign On 1:00 )lt)Vkl ONLY PRICEO AT ' ' O,NLY· .95 $ FOR THESE ' . O~E 1 t :llll The Early Show In The LATE on Maytag Dryers ,_ ~:~0 ~ie of Night -DON'T • , Top Quality' · 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Seeret Storm 6:30 v'our Esso Reporter' ~:45 8puis Parlilde The Best Sellers l :00 Beat th.e Clock 9 :30 '7:00 ~ MAYTAG One Of 1 ·Sunday .,. ChannelS B PORCELAIN SQUARE Love of Li.fe Search. for Tomorrow &uidinaJ. . lght 2:00 :J ltatltlft Rltche~ 12:30 As the World TurDJ '· .95 BUY THIS AT ONLY ? :00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blaekie 8:00 Captain Kangaro() 8 :45 CBS News 8:55 Local News 9:00 $ . \ Monday 17:00 ·This Is A Double Tub Aluminum 8o00 GE Theater 8 ;30 Alfred Hiteht'ock 9o00 $64 ,000 Challenge 9o30 What's My Line 10:00 Sunday ~cws Special 10: 15 The Late Show .Saturday - ChannelS On Yo"r ---·----Jtodio Dlal SaturdoyCh•el13 I ' ~argle ' All ' WCHS-TV Channel·i · The Late Show ·:tne Late, Ifte ,Sho~ •• 12 :00 Tix & J inx 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 10:30 112:00 12oQO Qff .tqdo\,dventUT, 12ol~ What's Your Trouble TRADE ONLV .. t'., .. '/ SIGN 0~ - WE WE JUST RECEIVED A FULL TRUCK LOAD QF 74 PIECES OF MAYTAGS THIS IS THE WEEK TO a·UY! ~----~---------------------------~ Toda;y RomLter Room The }>rke Is RiJht I 10 :00 10 .30 Trutb olr Congequenttl 11 :00 Tie Tar! Dough 11 :3U rt CQuld Be You 6:45 Parade UY SEE US _ Program 8:00 Supelit•aD 10:30 Wbar One rerson CaD 01) 1 6:30 ~ ., Jihercast ' 11:00 Tbls I& The Life 8:35 Sports Eye ,•• MJ:'. and Mrs.· Cas);J were I business visitor~ in Gallipolis lca<!ing IF YOU WANT A REAL nwny 7 :00 9:00 I CH+"NRL J 10:15 AI ~ MONDAY J :45 4 :00 4 :30 , 5 :30 5:4.5 Sundoy . Mr. and Mr~;. lott!Ji.ue. Sigq Off · 12:30 1'h t' \', dJ 10:00 Nt' WS J{eLii.ll!lll"' 10.1 0 t-.:itewa lrh 1 12:30Slgn Oh Adventure Theater 10:00 Nt'fS anll Sports: H.etc¥ine-. 1 10: !0 Nltewtltc-h '"ill zart. Forei~n • TBA 9:30 pt'()ple 5:00 Get Set, Go 5:30 Sports .-re 5:45 Ne'fl'l Pleture 8:00 W11lch Mr. WltJr.d 6:30 ~tur·ja,v Ni~;t~~t Jamboree ?·: 00 lulius: LaRaia Show B:OO Mystery Theat ...,r 8:30 Dollar A Secobd 9:00 Encore Theater SYRACUSE I 12:.00 9:00 9 :30 Spc.ai9JiAt Th,lrd (~i8 WHil•m s. Mn. MiH+trd VanMeter, ~j r•. Cltard pleads guilty to beiD.,II!' dr\Jnk Alb••rta Milan, Carc;tlyn and !loft' I· when h1 ~lied Jhe J~p lad)' witb vin V:m Meter. Mrs. Ray Roysh a,D ~'AP.lY •'wiJ, Jwi4s tlft;t jud~ a and Mh Wanda Jat:"obs aecqmbundle of fJpwen and mei1Uons panied bY Mrs. Harry wmrjrd tea. h~ go Ire• 4.!1' a ~- If and \Irs. St ella Cozart of Rae ne he ,cl,f.lsts ~ ~Wktd 4;!Et" .eft< in atten,cl!l'd C'IIIDIIU'nt·em('nl exercis· line o( duty, tf¥!y'll probably h'nd es at OU, Athens, for llow:u·d Cohim a hara~l knife, 'lt!Fn their bacb. and aP,~w · h,lm to be his 11 :00 11 :30 Gumby Fury Capt. GaiiJnl '{'rue Stol'y Detective's Diary Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-lfiddleport, 0, Au~ 1?,1N7-4 6:32 L:ircu ~s Hoy 7: UO Sle~ e Allt'll Sho W' S:OO A~ coa fl our 12:30 My Li:tle Margie 1:00 ""Baseball 4.:30 Hopa!•m e Ca&sid.Y -- I don't know about Japs. 11!ey could be people, but somethnes tnt ;l man who does so~neUtlna: you wonder h1u~ likP 11hootim• another ••• to (Copyrighi. 1957, by Unitec.l d eath while drunk . rules that ·tbe Fe-ature Syndleate, InC'.) 01an . due to beil:lll stiff at the tlme nf thp crlml'. is lega11v out of hls 9:30 IO :JO Southe..tern Ohio along the great river t~at frrst ol>ened the west to •ettlement and whjch I later btcaqle the center of Ihe nation 's in<\Us· trial polus. weii - J nenr J_ PW a raefW match them . . I s~.l_c( i.P;uudne UW It AJ!m v ' Rv II)BEIIlT C. IU.ttJC 1t i~ to he )_I~~~ ~ Wil~am Gl.rard is studvi..RR OW!f'eP '9J'rlfft'rnPnl.ll 1-f'a M•trini' . and r~i clr~n'k­ i ng hefwf hi,t tria.! t'OD'IP5 uo In J~Dan on Aueusl 2t. 'l'tlP JJps, • · I Jl):tJil add a mite of pride in our own consciousness • of w~re we live. It a.lso cap remind others over a wi~e area of the natural beauty ' in T90 often we forget I~ lois of people use U . S. Route 33 and Route 7 to get to their va· -~-- 1 :2G f 6 :00 Sl ~tn Oo 8:30 Circle 3 Rancb j mer and autumn are beautiful a·nywhere aloog the Ohio. The Big Bend adds a little extra in ~he way of scenery. 1 A regatta can ezploit thls natural asset and i 0\her organizations fre being invited to ... sist in a number '!f wpXa Jince limited personnel of the boating club will be completely busy handllng details ol the regatto itself as It unfolds on lbe nter (1-.PI}IIDI our <0111mun· tties. · · are more travelers I 1 IM'ints. <'ation destinations. There I Tom Crow, Jr., co-manager p{ Craw's Steak House, will vouch for this. He noted W edne:~ ­ day that at 11 p .m. the night b~f o1: e his pl a.~e of business was full and he dul n t know a· soul. " Most were tourists. \ Few settings along the Ohio River are more enticing than the Big Bend with its elirfs ri s- 1 ing almost sheer from the water 's edge on th~ 1 Ohio side and completely reversing the compau in but three miles of water . Spring, sum- 5 30 S!at~smen (Ju~~.r tctti! ~ 415 Nt! >~ ~ !'il'turr< Saturday- Channal3 ' . WASHER THAT RETAILS AT ONLY ' , THIS IS. OUR PORCELAIM ·PAIR . ,The Top .of · The Maytog ,··.Li.- · . , ., 'j • MAYTAG EEK AT~ ,. ........ $ .95 RUTLAND .· OHIO ' ' ' I' �. .... . ... ~· . .. .. ... "' ~ ~ - ··-·· -~. ~ .... ,.. ~ ·~ .. -- -. -·· .... . . ... _ _ _ . . . . . . _ ... _ ,, f ~ ..., • Da111 SeDUnel. Pomeroy.HiddleJ>I)rt, 0., Aur. 17, 1957-6 • .DES~ '¥ TMMIIIII 111 . \· ant 5·2 victory \ O\.'er a strong Wellston club. If there gle h!"' in the team victory. of Pomeroy was ,a..si.n- ~ew York. Wb.ite allowed one ~tin ~our inrunp, ianned elg~t. walked and_ boomed a hne drive over the left centerfield fence 111 the th1rd tor a two-out solo homer. H~ alsq kept aliy~ 4 fifth inning rally that netted three runs when with a mat of speed he beat out a high bouociJ\i grounder Wellston third baaeman. . fie ..... sale at first by a tiny fraction of a seco·• ~ wo o\-o Cleveland ~ g:~~~~~ore ~lone, burst Bost.on 74 40 ,fWI • •• .110.1 t\1 11 ~ .eH 11 it was the Redlegs' Tom White Chksgo • ..... . gg ;: :: ': Kanl\a s City Wash\nJ_tpn •-1•• Cleve!and 4 J:ean. Ctty 2 nla:ht fr~• l<fllte club I f)otroU e Cbocsgo 2 Righi wwull8ton 0 mJhtinn. aaU. 4 N. f Boston 3 night.'" v.,, great defeDitve plays were made by tho Meigo re ·all beM"Ier aow. And a year smarter. They could be a whtch ohowed grOllt over·all team spirit. '"""••'• toomo• . 11 team. In the third Pean~t.s Wickline from sbortstoo ran all tbe Cleveland ·~ K•om City db>& offltt.ll releases from Jacket headquarters here way to the deen left field line to catA:b 1 long blooner that Cltlrago at Dot.rojt re sjliniors wlth e'!IIJ!laled weights who nave earn~d lei· would ba•e fallen fair by Inches and should have blron · at ~ ·'~" "' W"illOlll,?" I t d bl l 1 .at New 111 ork ~ . 1 pro f eu~~ !O'fs: ou e ca~b ev~ry foot of the ..,. UmQr~ NATIONAL LEAtoUI l0 Jllnior Rowley. 1115. Oave •.•• ,. 4 w t t'r. 166; M!kc Erwm, 180: John In thP la ~ t innin.R Bowen, in tfJe the inninj . .... • L. ct. $8 1_:f"f" 1 Ketdlka . 1811. C'ornl'll Vanct>, 170 b('IWt•t•n first and aemnd . I the la•t iitlliDJ, wftb the prj! .. 7l f3 .f23 and 'Pearl Edw.ardh, 170. All arc leaped to catch a two out sltdin(:! sure on, ShuteE"n walked F.VHns.. . kluyt~ Ba 50 .$68 1~ 8 lineiTN'"n with F.rwin i!nd RCKV]ey tint'T that had i1 been another incb got Rjc,hards to bit intc1 a dQUb~- cf:nnati 64 51 .f57 'J'Mt stand(J.I.tt pt'rrormers .from last higher would haw• gone for at play, and then saw !lave ..... ,! d I pt 53 10 ,... year. h·ast a double He entled the game. akin with hiJ rraal eatob II( PiaU· ~ ve P~u.a 59 55 ·-'18 1~ Only IH hat wl.ll be palMed toJunior.!i with expertence be!hind The Meigs bo ys got one run in HpJ' Uner. e'!' .w,. 54 83 .f62 1a~ n~orrow at Racine when the cham· them, alld in most cases letter the .<;cco:•d inn_ing ~hen All.en Shutefn fanDtd .one and w.alk· Ctu~.aa:o 43 69 .• 84 24 plonship of tbe Ohio Valley As· winnt~rs are Gene Abbott, 180, Ham r_n h"l. off 'Yrtb a IU1Jie down ed two in hla stint. Campbell ran- PiUibur&ll U 72 .~83. 2'':o1 Sfelttlon ~all leuue it aet· back: George Mrller. 180 and Sle· the rrght freld hrte. :Jl"edfum.e-y wal· (ned three, walked rive; Norman F w • R Jt tied 'f'ith tb flartlm-d Tiaen phen Baile.)'. !60. both ends; Dirt. ked and John Stu.ateen grounded fann.ed o.o,e, waiUd one Ch" 8 'CT·'!Y. ~~~ :z 1 • But tpl!:l dpe~~t mtan a tb!able Roller. 160, gmmt: F.ddie Blake, to th: shortstop who (ctrce4 Hamm Manager Bob Roberts !roid he x~~a:; Yi>t'):.IJC~~,~ 7 fl;~i ~ntrlbutlon wall not lH! alneere- 160, guard; Htulan Whrtlafch, 15!5 at ~hlrd. WO'Uld start Lefty IUIWrll'd JO'hn· New YOf).t ~ n;,~)la: 1 l( welcome. The !JVA haa not 011 - the attempted dquhte play . son of Racine tonlJbt and keep BrooklylJ. ' p~'b n~ht back ; n 4 vid Jiarlin1,1er, 145, bark 1 ~en blessed with .a sinile turn1 Lackie. . at aecond on Bailey, It missed. J1m Louks and FreddJO Boyd ready St. Louip 8 2 night atray crowd. or apy big result. and Kit Neal, 220. Tw o •real pro•pect' apparent· SWbaotell""'~n had made the turn aJ~d lohnson can go only tour innjngs x-Co!ppletlgl} ·ot · lln•pended at ticket windows tbb summer. 1 • " t •wD tried to pick U.at wortlp" tonight. game of ~l 21. ~cine can use every !We piece ly paiiJ football. is the -'oft f;t'st New Bosto Is repqpted to "bape Bohby Nelson ,Oneacatbaek d atd he racect bi back That alto .__.,' a ~--:: or tlelttr Wll llfpped. into a travel- flashy wbo Is heavier this year Pbysi· u~qle an DIPDW le Bplley carae a power:hou~ club. They nipped Pittshurah at· Jt.ro.ot:}J, 2 lor lteH!>I.... ela'ns have a(lvi!'le-d him to rorego on around te JtOre. Woody Call'!i All Sttrs of Middle· New York at ""'l~hia 2 Wellston l,lmpl)' had forgotten port 9·7 in the rlrst glmc and beat Cinct nnatl at Donald WoJie , ,mo hal been the rough sport. about ,him . It was fine, New Marsbflt>ld by I wide S(OI"E' St. Louis at Milwat.:ktt 2 e~ed In ali netd manager ()( Ra· He has a knee that perJistt In ~lie running. last night . INTERNATIONAL' LIAOUE efne. expects e large crowd to playing tricks on h1m The report ln tb third Wlckli lk . 1 w 11 t 000 020-2 2 o t •e stand Fans s•ould come fa • · h d r r e ne wa e..,, e & on W. ~· Pet. H 'I.' J. , ·r n r u t at me ICS ears H ew more Larry Price arounded th1rd and Meigs Oll 03x-5 7 o Httrfalo 72 At .HI aad wid• Jo w~t.eb • a:r~t plte~- hard twists on Bobby'! leg <'Ollld two w~re out on a ne-at double Campbell, Norman<Bl and Rich- Toronto 72 11 .5$8 ~ I i~dwel between Gene Hesson of permane ntly disab le hun . play. But Whtle clobbered tUs ards. White, J . Sh:~steen (5) (WPJ Rlchm"od 88 ~ .lli.J 31h ' olre f9r4 ud lArry LIJ.tle Fuozey It's too bar! liner over the fence. Wee and Howell. Roehester &1 . M ,.ru. 7\1 Qf tbt h"'e town club. It · . 1 ..,... wnl be a IOutbpew ll'!Pment. But Bobby has a future In base ole grounded out. Miami 61 IS .480 lO':i 1 Hartlcri'& Cbet Oliver will gam- ball if _he ke~ps his leg in normal Wellstt:m tied it up in the top of EAST HAV!N Conn. UP- Re· Havana 59 "'ll .4~,. liYI ble that Hillson Gerald Clark operatiOn . II B rough on the Ja<'· the filth w.hen John Sbuteen op· p;ublit'aQ 'fown Chairman Robert Montreal ·58 70 .433 14 l4,Jtber Tut"ker. 'Buck 'l't!onant; kets, but b} frlr the best ror ened in relief of White who had B. Taylor lr., u1d he w•nt.ed to Columb!h 58 71 .450 141ri! Bob oti¥et I his son), Ruls Roush yo uni Mr. Nelson pitched all 'the tourney rules clean up election campaia:nll. Ti)' · Coiu~JJbw; 6 Baffalo o woutd allow. Shasteen was sha~y . lor sugges~d both partie& con- Miami f TRronto 3 1st . 1 . . d aft luJJ Stiver• ca.a hit Lilt e The other ar; Tom 8:11 Clark, a He walked Wa&ncr and 8Janken· dl;Jet a campaien without p_o stern Toronto 9 Miami 4 2nd Foo"e'Js' k~;~uckler. 220 pound Lackie who is r1)port · ~hip homered over the aame Me<!· He taid it "would save time and H4vanQ {l Montreal 3 Jsl The aentl with t~ best chance e d. by one of his rr!enda deter tion ql the renee White had u.ted. money and the town would look MontrPal 4. Havan o 2nd tt do this Jre bik and burly Ge:r- maned not to turn out this year Shli.'lleen settled down , gettini a lot prettier and neater'' Hochcstur 3 Richmond 2 aid CJ;a1'k, brMher of Senator olfl.· Cl k · 8 J · d 1 fU!Ider M~l Clark, batting close Dr IS 1.1mor an won a et- Norman o( a lonM: high lly to AMI!RICAII ASSOCIATION to .4op. }l,e!l'son , at .40(1, Due~ Ten... b · · d 1 s 1 nant at .300 and Luther Tucker. It will b£' noted that these He fanned Tweed on 10 3 2 pilch uti way comm1ss~on sche u ed I. Pau 5 Louisville 1 'tucker's average is not high but boy! are all upper claumen . and _Reeder grounded weakly back about $89,97.0,000 for roadbuilding Mznneapolis 5 Chnrl€"5ton 3 tst -he clouh the long ball, often I! Coach Thompson doean'l get to hi '!I for an easy tbrow.out . coh~tracl! in Wls<'onsin for Ju:J7. 7 znn. rtal long. . a goodly (:row or Fresh and . Me1gs came back to bat around T 11. is 30 per cent more than the Minneapolis 2 Charleston t ~d For Racine. Larry (Dick) Taylor 'so-phs out thl're learnlne whnl 1n the firth ami !t'W up th~ game. 1956 figure of $53,720,000. Wichita 10 Omaha ?"15 inn. 11 In a hot streak at bat, and along fpotball is all about he' ll be 10 Bowen opened by grounding out. • with l•nior Wo1fe and Aaron I II b I h b f Howell abo aruunded out. ~ .• \Volfe, bas been hllttng well Bill era 1 Y a( 1 <~pe c ore very . Wl\h .two out, Wickline singled .... . . . 0 lUNieklefl baa tome strong at ~~ and Price walked. White put his ••• • 1 ~t and behind the plate as cat· Sporls D(•sk is lncined to con. .~peed ll<'t to get hiB infield ~ingJe t'her in recent weeke: He will give elude tha t a!] Middleport need~ .HHI the basres were full •~Down away very little to Tucker, lhe as 11 f1ghling club that brings hom e Wee Foor:y Wolfe, who l;lad old pro . a f~w victorll's this ~ ~·nr. Thnt grounded oul twice before , drovl' o · Game time is 2 p m. To the will in,,plr(' the ' boys tri l'UmE' out a hard shOt through the box tor ,-tnner. the championship. and be n pari of the rt~ ju vcnotlon 11 double, seoring two runs. No1·· ·- · -~ ..- - -- --- - - - -- - rmn rel<'ived Campbell after the latter had walked Hamm to tiltlhc e coat topper . bo.ses again. "'d BUII ey. lo force HI a run. · 'on)IV.,.. . ats .J Br ::y'. •· d At ov·A Pa...... '10,_., Game In Raeln• 1 "''! hol~ St ~u Bow~n b~¥ ~=B r;u .~5 I w*..- I• I . ~wrl! SM••·~• ~. .:11: t .. ~~ "·~~.. •· • ~;1,} .:. t:' ~ ' ·~ · · "'' ~~ 'l ' : . , .• ' . • ·~,*- : . &i' . , .; f 1: ~, . . : : 1957 AIJ r' up-sid J ff Wl']] Try s ' T0 ~~, .: Dizzv. Redleg String Qf Losses };~J::;;·To'c:; ·~"~' ~ (Jp Gear 0 M00day CHICAGO Cincinnati 1 • ' hoped to bre-+ out qf a di:r,zy tal)·l White S:ox . 6"~· .~he (ntll ans de· apln tod&y that hat MtD Lhem , lt!-ated the At~¥Jt1cs. 4·2, and the ft diop lrom peanut eonteaders to Senators blanke~d. the Red Sox 6·0. 10 ame bini!! the lea ue lead· Th~ Cardlnal.s: snapped tbei1· Middleport's Yellow Jackeh' IDJ 1Milw~u~ ~aves. g nine·a:a~e losln!! st~eak and Mil · will start start ~a'id op.eratlons on 1 Red leg M•n•ter Birdie Tebbeth waukee 1 10. aamt wznnlng streak Monday and awmg into tw.o-•·day .;/.!( ~'·.~ n,rmed Hal J.,f~oat to start with a 8·2 v1ctory o':'er tile Braves workouU on Tue[day, new head Blainlt. Chl~o'l Dave Hillman In Brooklyn topied l Ptlt11b~r~h. 4·1; coach Jobn Thompson, said today. ·I . t-f second lime or a three MBrp.e tJi~:. Ginnte bea.t ~he Phallu~s . 8·7, At 9 a. m. Monday equipment tt ill the complelwq of e susp1•nded will be lnued and physical exam1 The conv rt~ outfielder Is 8.8 ga~e on .\pril 2t. then deft!aled inations will be completed 'l'ues1 the : "" Hillman has a Phtladel9hl• Jgol~. 2·1, m a regu· day mornlna. CondJUonlna work ;tcord :fe~ w"~ tbe Cubs. l&rly-srhedull!d ctntes~- ~ ~ill begin Tuesday at 10 \. m. Friday lbe Re~ ~d t~elr fourth rtrfllbt aame, • lfinK fHI !Of' I.e Cllic(l1o. ~or!lorl' t it week, Cl~nnftl lollt lhret 1 alJht to M¥w•uket u t-e lti'Ve• r.uned twtY (r.om the rei\ . ot the eaaue. j The loss went to po~ Gross who ' t.Ok over for "'~J' Art rowler 1 aJier t>ae dhW,n lve aouthpaw atrve up fivt n p.e finl in- 1 NnJ. Jim oro•JU~n g(lt th~ win ror q.ICIJIO alter ~king over In the aeventh for Dof Elat.fln. ; Outfielder W~t •ryn won the me for Chie.,o 'fith a homer the 12tb infnlq.w with Chuck OC Mer on bue. ClnelnnaU lof~ a:olna into the venth lnnin1 n tbe the Cubs d It up fon '1 the extra innBaptaln~ln g. . Fr.ntle a....-~ hit hit lllt er of the ,e•r tor the ftedt. CUbJ' outbunt In the openlna nr eamt n ftur ,lnalea abead Ernie Blllt'l Jfth homer ol the · r rood tqf tfifee runa. Thlo Super Safe, Supe Sllen!, New DeL!IXe Soq>er :ru~~~b':i""~~;e;h~lff:~!o~ ~~"" hls .., ,q~,.,. ba<lnmd .,.d a =---m ... -t iltHIMf~• . ~ . mr · · 11¥1' Of eotumbwt N- for , Grli\i, pi Cpl&qobwt Nortb Hl~h lcllool. Iii-lit tJto oea: eve~w ~· til 01)(1 ~~· ~ 'to !l!olr than II!# .inUl jJ.. tlli<d U.t ~lh 11. STANPABDIZBP 11101 AP,W~ .. The ij_,tl.'r CN¥n Awvrd, the V..ictor fl. lUes AW,rd to tile · Outami TeJe. ttandJOI Gardl!.n tlub, .and pro• · m. v.-Uh i U~tm and y~rboo)l: a11Vards will be C.oluu:!b.u•l pre~ented ttrat eveniQ.& a1to. . . (lnd a:udeoa ~n those who do not Fr1day mornine 111 9:SO the 1 ... butuncss session will ,}:le he~d and • rouowed by the presentation .of ~bhs i 1907 slide contest win'neri. ' This :·;-·<; ... THus' w'UI be followed by an illustrated be at 11 a. m.~ talk · o,n "llow to Mak~ Good Pic· ~~r -.f.he .-Iter·. ture.o" by Dr. John Fish of East· 5th is. P.eggie man Kodak CompllJlY. An. illuuraLJJneh wUI be at 12:30 and Dr . , tM llotDe".j' Novice Fawcett, pies.idl:'nt of phlo a.u.t.hor, State U.niver~ity, will ~t the was a ('Onvention visitors. Awards will Gloxini•1 be presepted ' Gloxln· ·• ior Gardener Bf 1 A'ii AI P......J 'GtL.".,. .. ' ,..,, lejdJa, ~~U!Jfltfiie,~"lfupl~ ~ bi )f' tlrtlf~, tD l'lirtlie of niil.i r~d·- · ~ry. fJ"'J •$Yif HAIR CUT .....•..•........ · · .... · FLAT TOP ........................ SH4VE . . . .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1\"JII'F. ¥~· ~- ft.W~ :wa• ~lr!!fjl ]lr ~~ -· '.::~~I;.: ' • '"'!! ~ri~ fUI •1f SHAIII'OO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . f TOHIC .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . f v.e ~~:p .wtP Utlf terlate ~n tbe fJDaJ periud ~O¥e1 to the 9-yar4 MASSAGES ................ Ur ud fi.H 1 . , ~~~~~~~~a~.n~'~· ~ Mon., hH., Wed. &: Fri ............ ·. 8 ,j.JL ~ f P,lf. , 1 A.it~ · lo 1% M~" Saturday •...... . , .... , . , ........ i a,.M'. · ~~ ·, · • . Thllr&day •....... , •............ NOW. , 'you...'Can. buy big on a. ~· !,~~~~~~~~""""~~""~""~~~ ··. ' · '. 1 .. r, ,. Church in Milton, W. Va. , on July 19. r..,.. ~ -· ~ ·' . •' I ' Plan Open House Celebration Of Russell's Golden Wedding • •. __ et ' RICIIAADI PAMOUS Ricb~ ,.. Ia line for a erowa" of Jail own, "man- of the 1tP"~ ''eMcutive oi ' lh4 (he honor of belna: in blltory ever to Oriole• to 1 Champion wllh lhe fomous original ••ulpmeal, Ja4ed· • lreod deolp. SALE PRICE . SIZEI.70X..U $15.95 PLUS TAX AND YOUR RECAPPABLE TIRE STOP IN- GET A FREE TIRE INSPECTION TODAY ' BEST DEAL ON TIRES AND DRIVE OUT WITH THE YOU EVER HAD. Williamson Oil Co. . '' ...... oJ 10 PhD WIDIIDIIOD W. !llala\SL PomenoJ, o. wear a ,.ontlac Prlc• T•l · . . . ..,.. . . . .., . '· W .' -wet noptl! .81vea 'o" .. Of ,.DntJac•_, .Adv.nt···· . • I . II'ON,IAC • ahowa up IIISide, too, With plenty of stretch-out reom fot . '': i _... · :i·. )•, -, · , . ·, , .~ .( , ' '· Jll!llpariaon and pul on-the~ad test to pro~e ~at J;'ontiac' · · · . . ltandl head *d abo~ above anything m the low-~ '54 9 .95 l " . ' ,.· " • \ 1. . . I ' lee! like a million-,.otead ofa million othen?_· ,. ~rad·in Your Q11J ,.~~alor Is worlb UOO. or m._e 1m lb~ a.. frlgerator. . '· • ~ve Duai-Tamplleelp • I T ' ·~ ·: k , ' •' J ., a c;omplete line of 1957 ' Afl•lnii.Duaf..Temps Today~ t .( ~- f .. . . .> ...\ ·'., . ' .,.' 1 I JOHN R1( H ND .. '. omo .• ••' ' ·I . >• ' ,. to ., OFF I SUMMER and PICNIC . SUPPLIES. . . c. • • GASOLI~E • MOWIRS ' .•. 2-181nch (Briggs StraHon 4 cyl.) · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·.. .. $$4.95 I t-18 Inch HuHy 4 cyl. RecciiStarter · · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · · · · $IO,f:el $84.95 ·~···$ 21 .1nch SeH Propelled 2 H.P. 4 Cycle · · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · ·· · $119.9~· .I '• 1-18 INCH ELECTRIC MOWER · • . • . (O-H5f. ---- .; . ' · · · · · · · · ·· · ·· · · · · · · ·· ·· · .. H ·6 R FIRESTONE BLOOC COMPANY , POMEROY ' Dairy Products SPRING HILL DAIRY AI-••" Use '• 'IUJROP Lm J A. W •C ., The Stqre . 1-1 f INCH ElECTRIC MPWER · · · · ·· · .. · · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · .. ·; · $$$AO : .' I ,. INSURANCE? ** * •. • • ' I ' ·' . ' ~ SPE"IAL RIPOJTS THI ·· . ...... 1 MARKO DIGEST • ·, ~. !- ASSOCIATE·D .AADIO · end tELEVISION '· Sunday, AUJ· "18 I :00 Till Park d~feat. CANADIAN STOCK '~ "RIGHT NOW! ~·• . ·~ ·:~;~~>~~ .-~, .... - .. his r • ··/r)i _ij, l -- CtuD MeetinQ S I.Held Thursday I CASTORIA ' ~D PONTIAC HAS i\LWAYS BEEN FAMOUS AS,,., ,. /; . 0, ~M':ItJS:A~ _TOP. 'fRADE-INSI So why not look ~ / / If Jj \ ~ ' .K tJ , ----...... I 1" •i fONTI'AC'S .,RFORfttANCE TOPS THI; BEST ' . :, ; . .l ,HI SMALL ~ARS C4N OFFERllY A WIDE MAMiff1 ~, . · Your Pontif.c dealer pn givtl you a complete f a c t a - - ·; . i, • HAM $11QAT . MAKING lOOM FOR CHRISTMAS TOYS eciW.l..·,.; [ ~ . ' a.p- RUritmage S Ie 1 4 TO ' INCHES . 1WtH J{l!l'l!'• extra leqt,h ~ ~ to m-acke~ ~e bumpe . ol ridSai -~ Alii! ~~~ -~l:f B. MAIN ST. on the CGnt...ct wu ll..J per tent before taxel and , .4 per c•nt alter SWUlt PALLS. S. D.-Ro...rt ta~~don declared lhis wu "fair Morrll. 'it·. wa~~ brouiht to 11 and reaaonable .. and "substantial· hospital t.eh! frOm hba Dell helew" what the- ~~111 corpor· idt, S. D., home '&Iter H: wJ•Idltation m.tket on il$ non-government covered he wu 1ulferlnJ 1ftom malnutrition. While roinc tbt~Uth butlnesa. hit clothe•. bospll•l attendf.JJts CoruptroJlfr General Jrtteph fobnd $2,280 in caah In . hb. ltOCc ampbell has told the subc<.tnmit· keti. tee an audit showed GM got 1 profit l11,.d9,.200 "in exeeu of that eontempllted" when Air Fore~ and Gil oftiei.U negutlated prices, aoidon said thill 1,u 11 a tloy l'rftbr ,..., "mUinlerpretaUon." . B11lo1D j;; Gordon said no specific profit waa " ronteflpl,~d" by GM when it executed the contract or tater when prius ,..ere It wa• a fi&ed prlee provblon (or adjuat.ing er tbe 711t plane was S~lty at the K.aDNJ Clty, J(an., plant of Pui.fk • O)~ile . Pontiae P - y. IIIDue and al(aln aftft' the 29ttb · Health is necessary lor school room SU(Cess. Give her milk at every meal! Church c.·rcle PI , f ,' leeuritr of ~·• Numb,er O,ae ~ t;.,J .,- / · . ' d :~~~:~~~0~~'.'11 Twiligh.t Gar en I naa: m . PONTIA~ ~IVES YOU UP TO 8."' MORE SOLID -clAR PJR DOLLAW, Not OJI8 of t.b.e ~~I!F ~ !1.~ ,fJVeJ•ou the heaV!l'·dut)' ~ction, the I"Of4·)1ugginJ }W~ ~ ioJld Harry M..,, ~W ' ~ WH IN f'OCI(aT Slated for ·dassroom success!, . I ' Firestone Dlatrlbu.. r eaten I rds · , ......~ l'ay" ' - ' ' • "Arctic~" IeiH I a • "LiteiUII'd" lnaide Door ltel• Ne .Drarroaliai Ev• e Motort eoro. denied to COI\Iftll todar tblt It rt~Pt!4! Ill e~;ceulve prorlt on ~t3G.sb9JOO Alr nr~e contracl to bu.lld 191 F'84J" jet rightf'f pllnH. Comp.ln)' Viet" Pre1ident Job» F Gordon told a Hou~~e Armed Service• aubtommlttee th ~ profit Keep her attke top of tlte Oassl DuaI-Temp IS A SAMPLE 1 H 'S B· I 011. NOI W~SHINGTOM UP _ Geaerat ~- ' ' ' ·' ' \ • - J i' -\ ' ' Refrlgerctor- f reezer l'fOW ONLV , AF Contract I I .TIRE EVERY TIRE IN STOCK IS SALE PRICED - -... pnd we're reallytra41i•t high. • .. Terrific tuJ,Id erfubel1ss, Nylon or Rayon, black or white" block. tefS l'll•·•••d•v OUR BIGGEST FIRESTONE I · U.. o<tcial Jrotll. BY •AY ANDREWS watched h1m work out agree that attended Rutland High School. · a graduate of Milton High School Class of '55. Unft•d Prflt StaH CorrMpandent J Rademacher <'an bU. But they SEA'l'TI..E, Wash. UP-Can an J claim he telegraphs his right and He is employed at the Kaiser Aluminum Works, Ravenswood, amsteur fighter beat the heavy· is uncertain of his: footwork. He W.Va. W(light champion of the ~nrld? seems to whee1.e after 1 few The cquple will reside at Darwin, 0. That's what Pete Rar"lemachcr u;: round&, but that may be a natural ---+- ·--- ~-.~~--going to find out the night or condition .~. he breathu noisily Aug 22 when he s.teps into the even in repose. < M ! b k k • k ring against title-holder Floyd O!l oo rna en nave 1a en p tt no aLeet's ~~~~ orne opimons. t~e fight o!f their books. When Mr. ann Mrs. Griff Ru~~cll, ghlrr will be unable to attend · · h • J1mmy Braddock won t~e heavy. On his way to wmmn,g t e weight title from Ma ... Baer, he Bradburv. will celebrate their Go!- Barhara Sewall is enrolled in a OnJy Aytust 11 <ien W~ddmg anniversary on Au;:!· school ror occupaLJOnal therapy Olympic champio~sh1p l11st yea~ wat on the ~h?rt end of ZO.l odds, at Melbourne, Rademacller stop . the longest pr1cc at which a heavy. ust 25 with Open Home at t)l:yir m Pol'1innti, Ore. Georae Montgomery • · ·• Dr and Mn Russell an d their ped Lhe three opponents he fac. weight challenger ever went into Lola Albright home from 2·4 p. m. and arc in1il. , . in~~: the-ir friends to the reception , sons, Andy and Jimm}', are sched- erl He got Dan Bekk er of South "P.brNII!" . Afnco m three rounds, Josef the rang. The gamblers don t g:1ve Their three childre-n, Dr . De-l uled to arrive from Elyria Thurs. <His Latest tn Trucolor) Nemec o( Czechoslavakia in two j Rademacher that much chance. Russell, Elvria; Mrs. D L. ' Srwatl. day. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Ev11n I · " -aiSD.:-:\. I Lev Moukhine of Russia in . SHOELESS IN DETROIT Pcg(y Castle Richard Conte Colorado Spring~. and Mrs. K. T . Ham1ltun anc! children,. Bobby and and one. Wagner, York, Pa., will ass1.st w1 th Mal'y Jam•, Chatauqw a. will joi•l "TloR GET ·ZIRO" DETROIT UP - Mrs: Margaret the ~elebration. the fam1ly group at the Russell The UP was ab!f! to eor1tad Mrs. ' Wagner and chilr'lra,n, Kar· home and other rela tin~~ plan to on ly two of th ose righ.ters. Not Daniel tracked down a pair of Sun. & Mon. ' Auatttt ,._,, en and Tommy, are at the Ru s~c\1 be here Sunday. the press department of the her husband 's' stolen shoell" while Ava n~'~"'"':o(1r Rt~>Wart r. ..anfer home ancl wi1l be joined Friday by Sports Committee in Mos the suspected thief was stiU in the burglar, • --p -~ - --"TMI!! 1 1m.1 HUT" Mr. Wagner. Mrs. Sewall arrived Mr Hamilton is a nephew cow could locate Mol.lkhine. Euro. them. She trailed fin 'l'<~rholcolor' · Friday and her husband and dau- Mr. and Mrs. Russell. pean boxing circles suggested he phoned pohce and fi:!covered the 2 'Men & 1 Wonum on an t"sland h t S'b · • tly lou t , leavi ng a shoeless: youth to container and abo for a · play ave gone o J cna snor confess 20 other burglarie.~. marigolds; Miss Lucretia 8.fter one-rount:. -~~-\~ .. er golden r low in. a . DON'T RATE PETE At Your l)oor At .. NEED GOOD tain cr; 'li:t's."'" bavis' othtr two aon't think much ,, ' "7l~::::E:=::i:::::::;~~~:;::::;::=:?.::=:;::~~~~J .-ection lilies. a stem of Pete's chances. At Johannes· E four lllosso rns; Miss Ethel burg, where he is- a pohceman, Members of the Twili~ht Gllr· ·~~ar'km~. a si n ~le SP'Etd men or B(>kkcr pred icted Ra.demarher den Club ,:ver .. entP.Ttnined Thurs· pol,Y.ner1on rose rn a crystal con. \'/On't last six rounds e FOR THE BEST! .,. tamer "Rademacher is very strong." eANY TYPE! d~y ~venin~tt the .home of M~s [ Red. nbbon:; wf're awarded to he recalled. "He paclur a punch ",1 anme rbaVI and Mas~t~a~tah ~hi\· I Mrs. Came Nye for mixed zin- that ('an flour a.n opponent. but See or Call ps, Mu erry Ave. Wl rs. ar-~ nias m a crystal bowl aod Mrs he does not have enOuih of a rie Nye ' ' co-host~ss. J 1 Clark brick red polyanna knockout punch for a pro. Mrs. Nye. led the devotions fol- r~ses Ill~ decorated crystal va se , "Compared to Patlerson · I ~er· 1 . lowed bv th~ club ode and pledge Duru~g the soei.al hour thP hos· talnly Nm a l~th rate boxer. but . AI Q "~It• f'lr•• to the unison. 'JWenty-one , tesscs served a dc sserl f'o ur·s~ Rademacher Is f\Ot much beacr PI GA:WPOLIS membm-s rcs-po)1cled to the roll · I' tflan 1 am 1 Just cannot see how 814 E. Main St. Pomeroy I call. "My M~st Successful An· he could beat Patterson. He won 't nual". Com.mattee reports were 1 sunive six rounds." .~~:iven and comments made on the At "the 1 town o£ Budejoviee, O.O,niRQ Or CzechosloV'I!kia, where h_e .is a tiower show held at the Pomeroy Pf!blic Llbrary, August 9 and 10. truck driver, Nemec said Radc· M)ss Eth.el Garland ~ave s"e-veral • Q 1 machcr was slow. "He is an ex· fulure llowcr Plans were made tor 8 rum· trernely hard punch£'1' but f CO.?~· suggestions' for shows. . mage sale to he held Jn the par- sider him too slow. When I fought A, pap,.er, "Pr.OlJigatJOn From ish house, Sl'ptembrr 4. 5. and 6 bim I took advantage nf my great· ~utbngs '· ~9~.Piled by. :!tol~s. Cor when the Federated Circle met er spe<'d in the first ~ound an~ }ISS _Jaeobs ~a's read by Mtss Lu· Wednes"day ~:venwg ol Lhe church. r managed to' es<'ape hiS blows , / creba ..Genhetme.~. Mrs. T. A. May Mrs. Lester Fauber presided at 1 ~e said . 1 read paper on What and When the meeting in the absence or the MakH Mldalcn to Pr.~pare £or ~nter Arrang~ pr1sidenL and viee president. The : ''In the second round. however, ments · An . aUction sale of brtc meeting opened with devotions 1.., made the mistake of side-step' a brae and _hrlens WBJ held. and during the businetss session i)Jng instead of launchin~ someThe flower Judges, Mrs. 'Phll "l!looreport on cal"ds sent to memb!!tS <!ounter-attacks. When I finally JOt Williamson, Mrs. T. A. _Hennessy of the C"hurch who are ill. exhausted and lost my speeed as and Mrs. Geral~ W!ldermul!t" Refreshments were served by l the result of tiring foOtwort, 1 J1WIII.rded blv,e nbbons to Mt.s. the hoste!!'sea, Miss Lena Grueser, i,;was lost" May for assorted ~ybrld roses m Mrs. Walter Baer and Mrs. Carrie The 28-year-old Radpnacher ls a crysta.l . vase; M1ss Vida Ihle, Grucser. : an amateur, but an experienced mixed hylirld zinnias~ 1 co~pe.:_ · 'one. He has been fighting for 10 -· · Today the ofillage of Schoert· ~~rs. says he won 78 to 79 bouts. d bruno looks· very much the way JBut his professional qualifications ~~f, it djd over .J.75 years ago when ere nil He ha11, 1n fact, seen onJy Uoraviln misSionar:l~ founded · two pro fightl". He saw Kid MatI the first white settlement in 1 thews ill Seattle in 1953 and an 1 "Eddie somebody &,et clobbered" what is ftQ:w Ohio. iljl New York the ~me year. . ~-~~I His chief sparring mate' is NeII ' gO Clarence mn,nant, variously reSWill POOLS THI!RIIJOS JUGS I'ANS GRIW p'orted as the sixth and ninth. OUR rankin~t light heavyweight. Hln· t L.\WN CIJAIIS nant is high on Pete. I "Thls w111 be the toughest fisht Pattel'&o.)n ever had," Hinnpl)t says. "There's a good possibiUt)' •, the champ will get ·whipped ." AND _ ReP,)ar fl4:1~ Another member of the ttacl .. •II I macher c4mp is Joe Gannon, lor· ,. · • mer light heavywet.f'ht who gave . a.,w.r ON mlllllJIING I Patteraon a touKh fi<hl three · • -~ • years ago. CANADIAfl MVRIH Gannon predict11 the boxing BELLECHASE MINING CORP · world is "m lor tho shock of Its Regular AfRO "'NINO CORP. • llfe." 3/4 m~ Pndlcts Crow Eating "A lot or boxing writers at~ Re,W.. ....95· going to hpve to eat the worda ••• I they've been writing about this filght." Gannon says. Regullr $'IUS: Rademacher him s e If is ('On· City Slate fident . He thinks the fight prob$59~"9$~(. 1 at,!y will go t5 rounds but tlhat It • IIJ • depends on how Patterson figbts . I Mtn:Dn.~t,ll~..,....._.atlon He aeM' nothing ridiculous in an Reg~· .. :'a~wllhlh• amateur fighting the cb8mp. 'l~T ~.a s.Mitle,.lld l.elaMI~~tc...n'll•lot~ ''I figure I've been trained like G~ JlleltiiOIIIl ST. WEST a ~ro. fought !Ike a pro and I " · '• 0 y~ .rJ',i.U'aaou StRee · SWISHER~ ~JfiiOtl ' · ' I think like a pro," he Jlf8. "I fil' uaur.u:z:n . , u:c::unn _• . .!_0 J, CAifAJIA · ure · I've improved tremendously - .. " " ·'!~!!'•..,.. fMpn ....,., In Just the past month." of IWW• ,~od-to•'""''· Boxing writers W b o have ll,._ _ _ _ _ __;:...,_...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;.;.,.~.,~...~~ii '" a 'N0'say F'igh • Mr. • .. ·l . were Mr . &nd Mrs. Harold Sowards, , Milton, J j DWosleesrsdRear .a'nddtehemouLalocokhiselry ' uood_afo_vr _bel _u'_c, i_llhs _ aandncsctf:? · '~:- . J)<)nald White q! CuUoden, W.Va. Morrison performed the , J •J I m'>rri.oPPM~~ ;;.~~ :~u:;~;, '[;~~~ ~~: :~eP'~a~u~l(>ug~~~.~ W~iU.e, - . --r-~~,-~~ ~,., 1 I soei,rtv. ,Bhd and•n:r KQ;W to · Pl,nu ' men! at .. W()R!<I"'G HQUl$ . I a,;;; 1I~f~~~~~i]~J:!~:~;~~~ I f1 "" l ilt to rood. ..... a... rvolr. Port age Lllke•. Chu1 e• Mill and AQuilla 11! repor; iood t~lehea of blueKilll this week wltb It few ba.u aDd utf1sh alJo beina taileD Stream• •re io good f11hin.~ eondillon and a rew ban are belna: Sandusky lev .,.. Lelc:e Erl• raueht fPI I"herme. are eatdUng ~ch ltff ~t.,.l •nd SouthH•t.,.n at the nngE' Hr(ht and eatfi~h at Both lake• and streama are the Bay Hndge Sheep•bed are dear l!nd at normal Ieveli wllb bezng caujbt over IJt()Jt of the good fuhmw expected . Moany fishbay and still fi !!hermen are coatch·i ermen Jre litbjna for blue&ill• 1ng white b:1ss neM Johnson'• 11- an'd ntellent utchl are being re.land Outlook il fair with belt purll"ll from Burr Oak. Forll: c~ fuhwg in the i.1land trea nd Run , Clou~ Ukr , Lake Hope a.o• we5tern end of tile Jail:~ for wall· Lake Alma. Catlllb are bf:lDC eyet from Niagara Reef. Innis and taken In ttrearru especially the We ~ t Reef and near Hen and Musklngum River. t:hicken u;l&nd These- are being Cefttr•l anti lovthem Ohio Lake fishermen In Central and takeo for the mo1t part by trOI· ling. Per('h and a few walleyeJ Southern Obio rerort fair catebet 1 are being taken near Starve If. of bluegill• and catftab. Mo11t ol land and Ballaat Island . Trollina: these are being caua:ht during the is producing aome [lnf' catches of t>ven ing or lilt night . The outlook sheepshe-11d lit the northern ent.i for the w~ end Is a:ood and laket of South B11ss l.t;la11d wlth the QU'\· to IIY include Hoover Reservoir, look good. GriM£~ Dam, Knox and Bucke)'t NorthWHhorn Ohio Lake. · Stre~ms mostly clellr and norSouthwW•rn Ohit · mat or ilightly below normal levStream hs)llllg in this St'ction eb. Smallmoutb bass and caili<:h or Ohlo shoyld be "'ry good thts are being caUM:ht and the outio.Jk week end b.trring a· change in theis fair. The lakes iir tbit section weatber. fishinJ waters are tn exof Ohio ~:~re clear and 0Kb0olJ' ccllent shape ll tbe prwnt time La.l!_e is reporlina good catches of with good eatcheJ of smallmouth b~!l, blue-gills and catfish. Lakt! bas11, Wuegj.h, catfiah, and c1rp filling should be good. report.ed. Lake futhi.nJ at c:r,Q>t North•ut•rn Ohio Sinclair and Housterman tn eq~jtal· lr.an wdens. ,....,.,.,t . The •• ,.,., ~''"'"~" Of Po~~t•I'9Y o.,4 ~ ~. ~Unt.ta ra,rd• for ·um:t ~down rL,ory a,,qUJ whel' th~ line belofe bfiai st(Jppeil. ,Yankee q&lftfiback Uke Grimeley, Canton McKinley , was fhe le adk!ng run n er f~ t~e North, P1c mg up 45 Ylnm m seven tries. , . . , ' AS t1tt ~. 'l'tJI ' PRICE '"~·~-~ . ,.... . CHANG! IH .HOtll$ · ~4 ~~ "'tt\ I!Oiu l!»ih ~·lfto! I Effecti¥e Aug. ' 19 1 lill!o "'' pto llt,o ·'I!!: . 'I : w~. ~~ .·,~~ Aall~. '". -li"H~""" Gen. Hes~ ~ede the TfJtrl fn NOTICE H . < ..... I in bolll., wllb ··" · . ..;.~! ... "" COLUMBUS UP tpett1 for Obio thil \ we~lr: end 1re fair to very cood, ~ Dwl•ion ~ Wildlife reported, will! the fis.hini ex~eted t.- bt! IQ Soutb· wenern Ohio stre.ma. The outlook ~ ~eetJont : ..,..:$!tr=-= •• ~.;... =u:~':'..":,t 1 l F~~~~~~~~~~~~:.~;;;;;;:c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,F1 CANTON o . UP .:_ A tiredo'\lp band of_ ~li led by AJ1-0lUo Fo~· I ' J .. ,,., b uver NortLq CJ . II 1\_ _ t• w .• CJUt., · ~ggresslvP rm I .• ~'1 60 .(78 ~:~ 43 72 .374 31"' 43 72 .174 31 1l ~;tin,r~u!~s w:;,..;;d. ~C:ld;:! U011. -'~ h •-1 b t lk" FishingOutlookfair To Good GM Denia It . mOhio Ov~r Qming Week End Made Extra Pile with l)r. J'obn GrMth ol the tJ. S. Plant lottoduttion G~dena. Qlenn OaJe. Md, 5JM!tkJ111 OD '•pl•nt hunt· ing In JI\PJn ". J{e bit Juat TetW'n· f'd trom an Ol'lratneatal planl -h.uptina: expttd.\tlon to the liland of VI· knlk-iqaa, south ol Japan in the Chl~_a Se" and otber IPetlitles iii so u~rn Japan and wtU hne kort_achromes to show Lbe' new planU h e has ~tent back for ut.e ln Amer- Jam~ B. 11tttJt St. Marva. ! memb&r Df the .u.&uer of Middleport IDd ~ Club, 1.1 to of HAn\~~J1:••~~"'' Nor· ~~ :r:::t~~ ~· d~n~to;::, •1.!•~ Ploys, Win S-2; Play New Boston-Now BASEBALLRISULT Vennartll Gets Mei~s Q>uri'ty's All.Sta<r Little Le~guers. ~va.11:ced to the ~;R~C~~UE 2.6-(} Uav.t ,t'·in finals tn tbe Wells!Dn tpurnament Fnday lliibt WJth a brilli· fol. "L. Pet. 01 r- ~ 1 · • Indications ate - S1.1bject to a last minute revival of maJe ipterest - that the Middleport Yellow JaCkets will have a SAUad of approximately 25 to 28 candidates out for footba-ll !lext Tjlelday, Tills is a terribly small detachment with which 1p do baUJe lp ~e SBO. O~e briel!t l!lll*ol ~isis, however . It is that new coach John ~-ld II Ie It ermen f rom last year's team. ~ OlD ''" lbi '>T Tourney n. .........~. Linda Bolin Marriage Announeed • . Oltio Gord•n Ch,t)s Association \ · , . Convention Scheduled ~pt. :>-oJ • SPORTS ,__ •• I In Center Town DEALER ST()RE �. .... . ... ~· . .. .. ... "' ~ ~ - ··-·· -~. ~ .... ,.. ~ ·~ .. -- -. -·· .... . . ... _ _ _ . . . . . . _ ... _ ,, f ~ ..., • Da111 SeDUnel. Pomeroy.HiddleJ>I)rt, 0., Aur. 17, 1957-6 • .DES~ '¥ TMMIIIII 111 . \· ant 5·2 victory \ O\.'er a strong Wellston club. If there gle h!"' in the team victory. of Pomeroy was ,a..si.n- ~ew York. Wb.ite allowed one ~tin ~our inrunp, ianned elg~t. walked and_ boomed a hne drive over the left centerfield fence 111 the th1rd tor a two-out solo homer. H~ alsq kept aliy~ 4 fifth inning rally that netted three runs when with a mat of speed he beat out a high bouociJ\i grounder Wellston third baaeman. . fie ..... sale at first by a tiny fraction of a seco·• ~ wo o\-o Cleveland ~ g:~~~~~ore ~lone, burst Bost.on 74 40 ,fWI • •• .110.1 t\1 11 ~ .eH 11 it was the Redlegs' Tom White Chksgo • ..... . gg ;: :: ': Kanl\a s City Wash\nJ_tpn •-1•• Cleve!and 4 J:ean. Ctty 2 nla:ht fr~• l<fllte club I f)otroU e Cbocsgo 2 Righi wwull8ton 0 mJhtinn. aaU. 4 N. f Boston 3 night.'" v.,, great defeDitve plays were made by tho Meigo re ·all beM"Ier aow. And a year smarter. They could be a whtch ohowed grOllt over·all team spirit. '"""••'• toomo• . 11 team. In the third Pean~t.s Wickline from sbortstoo ran all tbe Cleveland ·~ K•om City db>& offltt.ll releases from Jacket headquarters here way to the deen left field line to catA:b 1 long blooner that Cltlrago at Dot.rojt re sjliniors wlth e'!IIJ!laled weights who nave earn~d lei· would ba•e fallen fair by Inches and should have blron · at ~ ·'~" "' W"illOlll,?" I t d bl l 1 .at New 111 ork ~ . 1 pro f eu~~ !O'fs: ou e ca~b ev~ry foot of the ..,. UmQr~ NATIONAL LEAtoUI l0 Jllnior Rowley. 1115. Oave •.•• ,. 4 w t t'r. 166; M!kc Erwm, 180: John In thP la ~ t innin.R Bowen, in tfJe the inninj . .... • L. ct. $8 1_:f"f" 1 Ketdlka . 1811. C'ornl'll Vanct>, 170 b('IWt•t•n first and aemnd . I the la•t iitlliDJ, wftb the prj! .. 7l f3 .f23 and 'Pearl Edw.ardh, 170. All arc leaped to catch a two out sltdin(:! sure on, ShuteE"n walked F.VHns.. . kluyt~ Ba 50 .$68 1~ 8 lineiTN'"n with F.rwin i!nd RCKV]ey tint'T that had i1 been another incb got Rjc,hards to bit intc1 a dQUb~- cf:nnati 64 51 .f57 'J'Mt stand(J.I.tt pt'rrormers .from last higher would haw• gone for at play, and then saw !lave ..... ,! d I pt 53 10 ,... year. h·ast a double He entled the game. akin with hiJ rraal eatob II( PiaU· ~ ve P~u.a 59 55 ·-'18 1~ Only IH hat wl.ll be palMed toJunior.!i with expertence be!hind The Meigs bo ys got one run in HpJ' Uner. e'!' .w,. 54 83 .f62 1a~ n~orrow at Racine when the cham· them, alld in most cases letter the .<;cco:•d inn_ing ~hen All.en Shutefn fanDtd .one and w.alk· Ctu~.aa:o 43 69 .• 84 24 plonship of tbe Ohio Valley As· winnt~rs are Gene Abbott, 180, Ham r_n h"l. off 'Yrtb a IU1Jie down ed two in hla stint. Campbell ran- PiUibur&ll U 72 .~83. 2'':o1 Sfelttlon ~all leuue it aet· back: George Mrller. 180 and Sle· the rrght freld hrte. :Jl"edfum.e-y wal· (ned three, walked rive; Norman F w • R Jt tied 'f'ith tb flartlm-d Tiaen phen Baile.)'. !60. both ends; Dirt. ked and John Stu.ateen grounded fann.ed o.o,e, waiUd one Ch" 8 'CT·'!Y. ~~~ :z 1 • But tpl!:l dpe~~t mtan a tb!able Roller. 160, gmmt: F.ddie Blake, to th: shortstop who (ctrce4 Hamm Manager Bob Roberts !roid he x~~a:; Yi>t'):.IJC~~,~ 7 fl;~i ~ntrlbutlon wall not lH! alneere- 160, guard; Htulan Whrtlafch, 15!5 at ~hlrd. WO'Uld start Lefty IUIWrll'd JO'hn· New YOf).t ~ n;,~)la: 1 l( welcome. The !JVA haa not 011 - the attempted dquhte play . son of Racine tonlJbt and keep BrooklylJ. ' p~'b n~ht back ; n 4 vid Jiarlin1,1er, 145, bark 1 ~en blessed with .a sinile turn1 Lackie. . at aecond on Bailey, It missed. J1m Louks and FreddJO Boyd ready St. Louip 8 2 night atray crowd. or apy big result. and Kit Neal, 220. Tw o •real pro•pect' apparent· SWbaotell""'~n had made the turn aJ~d lohnson can go only tour innjngs x-Co!ppletlgl} ·ot · lln•pended at ticket windows tbb summer. 1 • " t •wD tried to pick U.at wortlp" tonight. game of ~l 21. ~cine can use every !We piece ly paiiJ football. is the -'oft f;t'st New Bosto Is repqpted to "bape Bohby Nelson ,Oneacatbaek d atd he racect bi back That alto .__.,' a ~--:: or tlelttr Wll llfpped. into a travel- flashy wbo Is heavier this year Pbysi· u~qle an DIPDW le Bplley carae a power:hou~ club. They nipped Pittshurah at· Jt.ro.ot:}J, 2 lor lteH!>I.... ela'ns have a(lvi!'le-d him to rorego on around te JtOre. Woody Call'!i All Sttrs of Middle· New York at ""'l~hia 2 Wellston l,lmpl)' had forgotten port 9·7 in the rlrst glmc and beat Cinct nnatl at Donald WoJie , ,mo hal been the rough sport. about ,him . It was fine, New Marsbflt>ld by I wide S(OI"E' St. Louis at Milwat.:ktt 2 e~ed In ali netd manager ()( Ra· He has a knee that perJistt In ~lie running. last night . INTERNATIONAL' LIAOUE efne. expects e large crowd to playing tricks on h1m The report ln tb third Wlckli lk . 1 w 11 t 000 020-2 2 o t •e stand Fans s•ould come fa • · h d r r e ne wa e..,, e & on W. ~· Pet. H 'I.' J. , ·r n r u t at me ICS ears H ew more Larry Price arounded th1rd and Meigs Oll 03x-5 7 o Httrfalo 72 At .HI aad wid• Jo w~t.eb • a:r~t plte~- hard twists on Bobby'! leg <'Ollld two w~re out on a ne-at double Campbell, Norman<Bl and Rich- Toronto 72 11 .5$8 ~ I i~dwel between Gene Hesson of permane ntly disab le hun . play. But Whtle clobbered tUs ards. White, J . Sh:~steen (5) (WPJ Rlchm"od 88 ~ .lli.J 31h ' olre f9r4 ud lArry LIJ.tle Fuozey It's too bar! liner over the fence. Wee and Howell. Roehester &1 . M ,.ru. 7\1 Qf tbt h"'e town club. It · . 1 ..,... wnl be a IOutbpew ll'!Pment. But Bobby has a future In base ole grounded out. Miami 61 IS .480 lO':i 1 Hartlcri'& Cbet Oliver will gam- ball if _he ke~ps his leg in normal Wellstt:m tied it up in the top of EAST HAV!N Conn. UP- Re· Havana 59 "'ll .4~,. liYI ble that Hillson Gerald Clark operatiOn . II B rough on the Ja<'· the filth w.hen John Sbuteen op· p;ublit'aQ 'fown Chairman Robert Montreal ·58 70 .433 14 l4,Jtber Tut"ker. 'Buck 'l't!onant; kets, but b} frlr the best ror ened in relief of White who had B. Taylor lr., u1d he w•nt.ed to Columb!h 58 71 .450 141ri! Bob oti¥et I his son), Ruls Roush yo uni Mr. Nelson pitched all 'the tourney rules clean up election campaia:nll. Ti)' · Coiu~JJbw; 6 Baffalo o woutd allow. Shasteen was sha~y . lor sugges~d both partie& con- Miami f TRronto 3 1st . 1 . . d aft luJJ Stiver• ca.a hit Lilt e The other ar; Tom 8:11 Clark, a He walked Wa&ncr and 8Janken· dl;Jet a campaien without p_o stern Toronto 9 Miami 4 2nd Foo"e'Js' k~;~uckler. 220 pound Lackie who is r1)port · ~hip homered over the aame Me<!· He taid it "would save time and H4vanQ {l Montreal 3 Jsl The aentl with t~ best chance e d. by one of his rr!enda deter tion ql the renee White had u.ted. money and the town would look MontrPal 4. Havan o 2nd tt do this Jre bik and burly Ge:r- maned not to turn out this year Shli.'lleen settled down , gettini a lot prettier and neater'' Hochcstur 3 Richmond 2 aid CJ;a1'k, brMher of Senator olfl.· Cl k · 8 J · d 1 fU!Ider M~l Clark, batting close Dr IS 1.1mor an won a et- Norman o( a lonM: high lly to AMI!RICAII ASSOCIATION to .4op. }l,e!l'son , at .40(1, Due~ Ten... b · · d 1 s 1 nant at .300 and Luther Tucker. It will b£' noted that these He fanned Tweed on 10 3 2 pilch uti way comm1ss~on sche u ed I. Pau 5 Louisville 1 'tucker's average is not high but boy! are all upper claumen . and _Reeder grounded weakly back about $89,97.0,000 for roadbuilding Mznneapolis 5 Chnrl€"5ton 3 tst -he clouh the long ball, often I! Coach Thompson doean'l get to hi '!I for an easy tbrow.out . coh~tracl! in Wls<'onsin for Ju:J7. 7 znn. rtal long. . a goodly (:row or Fresh and . Me1gs came back to bat around T 11. is 30 per cent more than the Minneapolis 2 Charleston t ~d For Racine. Larry (Dick) Taylor 'so-phs out thl're learnlne whnl 1n the firth ami !t'W up th~ game. 1956 figure of $53,720,000. Wichita 10 Omaha ?"15 inn. 11 In a hot streak at bat, and along fpotball is all about he' ll be 10 Bowen opened by grounding out. • with l•nior Wo1fe and Aaron I II b I h b f Howell abo aruunded out. ~ .• \Volfe, bas been hllttng well Bill era 1 Y a( 1 <~pe c ore very . Wl\h .two out, Wickline singled .... . . . 0 lUNieklefl baa tome strong at ~~ and Price walked. White put his ••• • 1 ~t and behind the plate as cat· Sporls D(•sk is lncined to con. .~peed ll<'t to get hiB infield ~ingJe t'her in recent weeke: He will give elude tha t a!] Middleport need~ .HHI the basres were full •~Down away very little to Tucker, lhe as 11 f1ghling club that brings hom e Wee Foor:y Wolfe, who l;lad old pro . a f~w victorll's this ~ ~·nr. Thnt grounded oul twice before , drovl' o · Game time is 2 p m. To the will in,,plr(' the ' boys tri l'UmE' out a hard shOt through the box tor ,-tnner. the championship. and be n pari of the rt~ ju vcnotlon 11 double, seoring two runs. No1·· ·- · -~ ..- - -- --- - - - -- - rmn rel<'ived Campbell after the latter had walked Hamm to tiltlhc e coat topper . bo.ses again. "'d BUII ey. lo force HI a run. · 'on)IV.,.. . ats .J Br ::y'. •· d At ov·A Pa...... '10,_., Game In Raeln• 1 "''! hol~ St ~u Bow~n b~¥ ~=B r;u .~5 I w*..- I• I . ~wrl! SM••·~• ~. .:11: t .. ~~ "·~~.. •· • ~;1,} .:. t:' ~ ' ·~ · · "'' ~~ 'l ' : . , .• ' . • ·~,*- : . &i' . , .; f 1: ~, . . : : 1957 AIJ r' up-sid J ff Wl']] Try s ' T0 ~~, .: Dizzv. Redleg String Qf Losses };~J::;;·To'c:; ·~"~' ~ (Jp Gear 0 M00day CHICAGO Cincinnati 1 • ' hoped to bre-+ out qf a di:r,zy tal)·l White S:ox . 6"~· .~he (ntll ans de· apln tod&y that hat MtD Lhem , lt!-ated the At~¥Jt1cs. 4·2, and the ft diop lrom peanut eonteaders to Senators blanke~d. the Red Sox 6·0. 10 ame bini!! the lea ue lead· Th~ Cardlnal.s: snapped tbei1· Middleport's Yellow Jackeh' IDJ 1Milw~u~ ~aves. g nine·a:a~e losln!! st~eak and Mil · will start start ~a'id op.eratlons on 1 Red leg M•n•ter Birdie Tebbeth waukee 1 10. aamt wznnlng streak Monday and awmg into tw.o-•·day .;/.!( ~'·.~ n,rmed Hal J.,f~oat to start with a 8·2 v1ctory o':'er tile Braves workouU on Tue[day, new head Blainlt. Chl~o'l Dave Hillman In Brooklyn topied l Ptlt11b~r~h. 4·1; coach Jobn Thompson, said today. ·I . t-f second lime or a three MBrp.e tJi~:. Ginnte bea.t ~he Phallu~s . 8·7, At 9 a. m. Monday equipment tt ill the complelwq of e susp1•nded will be lnued and physical exam1 The conv rt~ outfielder Is 8.8 ga~e on .\pril 2t. then deft!aled inations will be completed 'l'ues1 the : "" Hillman has a Phtladel9hl• Jgol~. 2·1, m a regu· day mornlna. CondJUonlna work ;tcord :fe~ w"~ tbe Cubs. l&rly-srhedull!d ctntes~- ~ ~ill begin Tuesday at 10 \. m. Friday lbe Re~ ~d t~elr fourth rtrfllbt aame, • lfinK fHI !Of' I.e Cllic(l1o. ~or!lorl' t it week, Cl~nnftl lollt lhret 1 alJht to M¥w•uket u t-e lti'Ve• r.uned twtY (r.om the rei\ . ot the eaaue. j The loss went to po~ Gross who ' t.Ok over for "'~J' Art rowler 1 aJier t>ae dhW,n lve aouthpaw atrve up fivt n p.e finl in- 1 NnJ. Jim oro•JU~n g(lt th~ win ror q.ICIJIO alter ~king over In the aeventh for Dof Elat.fln. ; Outfielder W~t •ryn won the me for Chie.,o 'fith a homer the 12tb infnlq.w with Chuck OC Mer on bue. ClnelnnaU lof~ a:olna into the venth lnnin1 n tbe the Cubs d It up fon '1 the extra innBaptaln~ln g. . Fr.ntle a....-~ hit hit lllt er of the ,e•r tor the ftedt. CUbJ' outbunt In the openlna nr eamt n ftur ,lnalea abead Ernie Blllt'l Jfth homer ol the · r rood tqf tfifee runa. Thlo Super Safe, Supe Sllen!, New DeL!IXe Soq>er :ru~~~b':i""~~;e;h~lff:~!o~ ~~"" hls .., ,q~,.,. ba<lnmd .,.d a =---m ... -t iltHIMf~• . ~ . mr · · 11¥1' Of eotumbwt N- for , Grli\i, pi Cpl&qobwt Nortb Hl~h lcllool. Iii-lit tJto oea: eve~w ~· til 01)(1 ~~· ~ 'to !l!olr than II!# .inUl jJ.. tlli<d U.t ~lh 11. STANPABDIZBP 11101 AP,W~ .. The ij_,tl.'r CN¥n Awvrd, the V..ictor fl. lUes AW,rd to tile · Outami TeJe. ttandJOI Gardl!.n tlub, .and pro• · m. v.-Uh i U~tm and y~rboo)l: a11Vards will be C.oluu:!b.u•l pre~ented ttrat eveniQ.& a1to. . . (lnd a:udeoa ~n those who do not Fr1day mornine 111 9:SO the 1 ... butuncss session will ,}:le he~d and • rouowed by the presentation .of ~bhs i 1907 slide contest win'neri. ' This :·;-·<; ... THus' w'UI be followed by an illustrated be at 11 a. m.~ talk · o,n "llow to Mak~ Good Pic· ~~r -.f.he .-Iter·. ture.o" by Dr. John Fish of East· 5th is. P.eggie man Kodak CompllJlY. An. illuuraLJJneh wUI be at 12:30 and Dr . , tM llotDe".j' Novice Fawcett, pies.idl:'nt of phlo a.u.t.hor, State U.niver~ity, will ~t the was a ('Onvention visitors. Awards will Gloxini•1 be presepted ' Gloxln· ·• ior Gardener Bf 1 A'ii AI P......J 'GtL.".,. .. 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' ~ SPE"IAL RIPOJTS THI ·· . ...... 1 MARKO DIGEST • ·, ~. !- ASSOCIATE·D .AADIO · end tELEVISION '· Sunday, AUJ· "18 I :00 Till Park d~feat. CANADIAN STOCK '~ "RIGHT NOW! ~·• . ·~ ·:~;~~>~~ .-~, .... - .. his r • ··/r)i _ij, l -- CtuD MeetinQ S I.Held Thursday I CASTORIA ' ~D PONTIAC HAS i\LWAYS BEEN FAMOUS AS,,., ,. /; . 0, ~M':ItJS:A~ _TOP. 'fRADE-INSI So why not look ~ / / If Jj \ ~ ' .K tJ , ----...... I 1" •i fONTI'AC'S .,RFORfttANCE TOPS THI; BEST ' . :, ; . .l ,HI SMALL ~ARS C4N OFFERllY A WIDE MAMiff1 ~, . · Your Pontif.c dealer pn givtl you a complete f a c t a - - ·; . i, • HAM $11QAT . MAKING lOOM FOR CHRISTMAS TOYS eciW.l..·,.; [ ~ . ' a.p- RUritmage S Ie 1 4 TO ' INCHES . 1WtH J{l!l'l!'• extra leqt,h ~ ~ to m-acke~ ~e bumpe . ol ridSai -~ Alii! ~~~ -~l:f B. MAIN ST. on the CGnt...ct wu ll..J per tent before taxel and , .4 per c•nt alter SWUlt PALLS. S. D.-Ro...rt ta~~don declared lhis wu "fair Morrll. 'it·. wa~~ brouiht to 11 and reaaonable .. and "substantial· hospital t.eh! frOm hba Dell helew" what the- ~~111 corpor· idt, S. D., home '&Iter H: wJ•Idltation m.tket on il$ non-government covered he wu 1ulferlnJ 1ftom malnutrition. While roinc tbt~Uth butlnesa. hit clothe•. bospll•l attendf.JJts CoruptroJlfr General Jrtteph fobnd $2,280 in caah In . hb. ltOCc ampbell has told the subc<.tnmit· keti. tee an audit showed GM got 1 profit l11,.d9,.200 "in exeeu of that eontempllted" when Air Fore~ and Gil oftiei.U negutlated prices, aoidon said thill 1,u 11 a tloy l'rftbr ,..., "mUinlerpretaUon." . B11lo1D j;; Gordon said no specific profit waa " ronteflpl,~d" by GM when it executed the contract or tater when prius ,..ere It wa• a fi&ed prlee provblon (or adjuat.ing er tbe 711t plane was S~lty at the K.aDNJ Clty, J(an., plant of Pui.fk • O)~ile . Pontiae P - y. IIIDue and al(aln aftft' the 29ttb · Health is necessary lor school room SU(Cess. Give her milk at every meal! Church c.·rcle PI , f ,' leeuritr of ~·• Numb,er O,ae ~ t;.,J .,- / · . ' d :~~~:~~~0~~'.'11 Twiligh.t Gar en I naa: m . PONTIA~ ~IVES YOU UP TO 8."' MORE SOLID -clAR PJR DOLLAW, Not OJI8 of t.b.e ~~I!F ~ !1.~ ,fJVeJ•ou the heaV!l'·dut)' ~ction, the I"Of4·)1ugginJ }W~ ~ ioJld Harry M..,, ~W ' ~ WH IN f'OCI(aT Slated for ·dassroom success!, . I ' Firestone Dlatrlbu.. r eaten I rds · , ......~ l'ay" ' - ' ' • "Arctic~" IeiH I a • "LiteiUII'd" lnaide Door ltel• Ne .Drarroaliai Ev• e Motort eoro. denied to COI\Iftll todar tblt It rt~Pt!4! Ill e~;ceulve prorlt on ~t3G.sb9JOO Alr nr~e contracl to bu.lld 191 F'84J" jet rightf'f pllnH. Comp.ln)' Viet" Pre1ident Job» F Gordon told a Hou~~e Armed Service• aubtommlttee th ~ profit Keep her attke top of tlte Oassl DuaI-Temp IS A SAMPLE 1 H 'S B· I 011. NOI W~SHINGTOM UP _ Geaerat ~- ' ' ' ·' ' \ • - J i' -\ ' ' Refrlgerctor- f reezer l'fOW ONLV , AF Contract I I .TIRE EVERY TIRE IN STOCK IS SALE PRICED - -... pnd we're reallytra41i•t high. • .. Terrific tuJ,Id erfubel1ss, Nylon or Rayon, black or white" block. tefS l'll•·•••d•v OUR BIGGEST FIRESTONE I · U.. o<tcial Jrotll. BY •AY ANDREWS watched h1m work out agree that attended Rutland High School. · a graduate of Milton High School Class of '55. Unft•d Prflt StaH CorrMpandent J Rademacher <'an bU. But they SEA'l'TI..E, Wash. UP-Can an J claim he telegraphs his right and He is employed at the Kaiser Aluminum Works, Ravenswood, amsteur fighter beat the heavy· is uncertain of his: footwork. He W.Va. W(light champion of the ~nrld? seems to whee1.e after 1 few The cquple will reside at Darwin, 0. That's what Pete Rar"lemachcr u;: round&, but that may be a natural ---+- ·--- ~-.~~--going to find out the night or condition .~. he breathu noisily Aug 22 when he s.teps into the even in repose. < M ! b k k • k ring against title-holder Floyd O!l oo rna en nave 1a en p tt no aLeet's ~~~~ orne opimons. t~e fight o!f their books. When Mr. ann Mrs. Griff Ru~~cll, ghlrr will be unable to attend · · h • J1mmy Braddock won t~e heavy. On his way to wmmn,g t e weight title from Ma ... Baer, he Bradburv. will celebrate their Go!- Barhara Sewall is enrolled in a OnJy Aytust 11 <ien W~ddmg anniversary on Au;:!· school ror occupaLJOnal therapy Olympic champio~sh1p l11st yea~ wat on the ~h?rt end of ZO.l odds, at Melbourne, Rademacller stop . the longest pr1cc at which a heavy. ust 25 with Open Home at t)l:yir m Pol'1innti, Ore. Georae Montgomery • · ·• Dr and Mn Russell an d their ped Lhe three opponents he fac. weight challenger ever went into Lola Albright home from 2·4 p. m. and arc in1il. , . in~~: the-ir friends to the reception , sons, Andy and Jimm}', are sched- erl He got Dan Bekk er of South "P.brNII!" . Afnco m three rounds, Josef the rang. The gamblers don t g:1ve Their three childre-n, Dr . De-l uled to arrive from Elyria Thurs. <His Latest tn Trucolor) Nemec o( Czechoslavakia in two j Rademacher that much chance. Russell, Elvria; Mrs. D L. ' Srwatl. day. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Ev11n I · " -aiSD.:-:\. I Lev Moukhine of Russia in . SHOELESS IN DETROIT Pcg(y Castle Richard Conte Colorado Spring~. and Mrs. K. T . Ham1ltun anc! children,. Bobby and and one. Wagner, York, Pa., will ass1.st w1 th Mal'y Jam•, Chatauqw a. will joi•l "TloR GET ·ZIRO" DETROIT UP - Mrs: Margaret the ~elebration. the fam1ly group at the Russell The UP was ab!f! to eor1tad Mrs. ' Wagner and chilr'lra,n, Kar· home and other rela tin~~ plan to on ly two of th ose righ.ters. Not Daniel tracked down a pair of Sun. & Mon. ' Auatttt ,._,, en and Tommy, are at the Ru s~c\1 be here Sunday. the press department of the her husband 's' stolen shoell" while Ava n~'~"'"':o(1r Rt~>Wart r. ..anfer home ancl wi1l be joined Friday by Sports Committee in Mos the suspected thief was stiU in the burglar, • --p -~ - --"TMI!! 1 1m.1 HUT" Mr. Wagner. Mrs. Sewall arrived Mr Hamilton is a nephew cow could locate Mol.lkhine. Euro. them. She trailed fin 'l'<~rholcolor' · Friday and her husband and dau- Mr. and Mrs. Russell. pean boxing circles suggested he phoned pohce and fi:!covered the 2 'Men & 1 Wonum on an t"sland h t S'b · • tly lou t , leavi ng a shoeless: youth to container and abo for a · play ave gone o J cna snor confess 20 other burglarie.~. marigolds; Miss Lucretia 8.fter one-rount:. -~~-\~ .. er golden r low in. a . DON'T RATE PETE At Your l)oor At .. NEED GOOD tain cr; 'li:t's."'" bavis' othtr two aon't think much ,, ' "7l~::::E:=::i:::::::;~~~:;::::;::=:?.::=:;::~~~~J .-ection lilies. a stem of Pete's chances. At Johannes· E four lllosso rns; Miss Ethel burg, where he is- a pohceman, Members of the Twili~ht Gllr· ·~~ar'km~. a si n ~le SP'Etd men or B(>kkcr pred icted Ra.demarher den Club ,:ver .. entP.Ttnined Thurs· pol,Y.ner1on rose rn a crystal con. \'/On't last six rounds e FOR THE BEST! .,. tamer "Rademacher is very strong." eANY TYPE! d~y ~venin~tt the .home of M~s [ Red. nbbon:; wf're awarded to he recalled. "He paclur a punch ",1 anme rbaVI and Mas~t~a~tah ~hi\· I Mrs. Came Nye for mixed zin- that ('an flour a.n opponent. but See or Call ps, Mu erry Ave. Wl rs. ar-~ nias m a crystal bowl aod Mrs he does not have enOuih of a rie Nye ' ' co-host~ss. J 1 Clark brick red polyanna knockout punch for a pro. Mrs. Nye. led the devotions fol- r~ses Ill~ decorated crystal va se , "Compared to Patlerson · I ~er· 1 . lowed bv th~ club ode and pledge Duru~g the soei.al hour thP hos· talnly Nm a l~th rate boxer. but . AI Q "~It• f'lr•• to the unison. 'JWenty-one , tesscs served a dc sserl f'o ur·s~ Rademacher Is f\Ot much beacr PI GA:WPOLIS membm-s rcs-po)1cled to the roll · I' tflan 1 am 1 Just cannot see how 814 E. Main St. Pomeroy I call. "My M~st Successful An· he could beat Patterson. He won 't nual". Com.mattee reports were 1 sunive six rounds." .~~:iven and comments made on the At "the 1 town o£ Budejoviee, O.O,niRQ Or CzechosloV'I!kia, where h_e .is a tiower show held at the Pomeroy Pf!blic Llbrary, August 9 and 10. truck driver, Nemec said Radc· M)ss Eth.el Garland ~ave s"e-veral • Q 1 machcr was slow. "He is an ex· fulure llowcr Plans were made tor 8 rum· trernely hard punch£'1' but f CO.?~· suggestions' for shows. . mage sale to he held Jn the par- sider him too slow. When I fought A, pap,.er, "Pr.OlJigatJOn From ish house, Sl'ptembrr 4. 5. and 6 bim I took advantage nf my great· ~utbngs '· ~9~.Piled by. :!tol~s. Cor when the Federated Circle met er spe<'d in the first ~ound an~ }ISS _Jaeobs ~a's read by Mtss Lu· Wednes"day ~:venwg ol Lhe church. r managed to' es<'ape hiS blows , / creba ..Genhetme.~. Mrs. T. A. May Mrs. Lester Fauber presided at 1 ~e said . 1 read paper on What and When the meeting in the absence or the MakH Mldalcn to Pr.~pare £or ~nter Arrang~ pr1sidenL and viee president. The : ''In the second round. however, ments · An . aUction sale of brtc meeting opened with devotions 1.., made the mistake of side-step' a brae and _hrlens WBJ held. and during the businetss session i)Jng instead of launchin~ someThe flower Judges, Mrs. 'Phll "l!looreport on cal"ds sent to memb!!tS <!ounter-attacks. When I finally JOt Williamson, Mrs. T. A. _Hennessy of the C"hurch who are ill. exhausted and lost my speeed as and Mrs. Geral~ W!ldermul!t" Refreshments were served by l the result of tiring foOtwort, 1 J1WIII.rded blv,e nbbons to Mt.s. the hoste!!'sea, Miss Lena Grueser, i,;was lost" May for assorted ~ybrld roses m Mrs. Walter Baer and Mrs. Carrie The 28-year-old Radpnacher ls a crysta.l . vase; M1ss Vida Ihle, Grucser. : an amateur, but an experienced mixed hylirld zinnias~ 1 co~pe.:_ · 'one. He has been fighting for 10 -· · Today the ofillage of Schoert· ~~rs. says he won 78 to 79 bouts. d bruno looks· very much the way JBut his professional qualifications ~~f, it djd over .J.75 years ago when ere nil He ha11, 1n fact, seen onJy Uoraviln misSionar:l~ founded · two pro fightl". He saw Kid MatI the first white settlement in 1 thews ill Seattle in 1953 and an 1 "Eddie somebody &,et clobbered" what is ftQ:w Ohio. iljl New York the ~me year. . ~-~~I His chief sparring mate' is NeII ' gO Clarence mn,nant, variously reSWill POOLS THI!RIIJOS JUGS I'ANS GRIW p'orted as the sixth and ninth. OUR rankin~t light heavyweight. Hln· t L.\WN CIJAIIS nant is high on Pete. I "Thls w111 be the toughest fisht Pattel'&o.)n ever had," Hinnpl)t says. "There's a good possibiUt)' •, the champ will get ·whipped ." AND _ ReP,)ar fl4:1~ Another member of the ttacl .. •II I macher c4mp is Joe Gannon, lor· ,. · • mer light heavywet.f'ht who gave . a.,w.r ON mlllllJIING I Patteraon a touKh fi<hl three · • -~ • years ago. CANADIAfl MVRIH Gannon predict11 the boxing BELLECHASE MINING CORP · world is "m lor tho shock of Its Regular AfRO "'NINO CORP. • llfe." 3/4 m~ Pndlcts Crow Eating "A lot or boxing writers at~ Re,W.. ....95· going to hpve to eat the worda ••• I they've been writing about this filght." Gannon says. Regullr $'IUS: Rademacher him s e If is ('On· City Slate fident . He thinks the fight prob$59~"9$~(. 1 at,!y will go t5 rounds but tlhat It • IIJ • depends on how Patterson figbts . I Mtn:Dn.~t,ll~..,....._.atlon He aeM' nothing ridiculous in an Reg~· .. :'a~wllhlh• amateur fighting the cb8mp. 'l~T ~.a s.Mitle,.lld l.elaMI~~tc...n'll•lot~ ''I figure I've been trained like G~ JlleltiiOIIIl ST. WEST a ~ro. fought !Ike a pro and I " · '• 0 y~ .rJ',i.U'aaou StRee · SWISHER~ ~JfiiOtl ' · ' I think like a pro," he Jlf8. "I fil' uaur.u:z:n . , u:c::unn _• . .!_0 J, CAifAJIA · ure · I've improved tremendously - .. " " ·'!~!!'•..,.. fMpn ....,., In Just the past month." of IWW• ,~od-to•'""''· Boxing writers W b o have ll,._ _ _ _ _ __;:...,_...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;.;.,.~.,~...~~ii '" a 'N0'say F'igh • Mr. • .. ·l . were Mr . &nd Mrs. Harold Sowards, , Milton, J j DWosleesrsdRear .a'nddtehemouLalocokhiselry ' uood_afo_vr _bel _u'_c, i_llhs _ aandncsctf:? · '~:- . J)<)nald White q! CuUoden, W.Va. Morrison performed the , J •J I m'>rri.oPPM~~ ;;.~~ :~u:;~;, '[;~~~ ~~: :~eP'~a~u~l(>ug~~~.~ W~iU.e, - . --r-~~,-~~ ~,., 1 I soei,rtv. ,Bhd and•n:r KQ;W to · Pl,nu ' men! at .. W()R!<I"'G HQUl$ . I a,;;; 1I~f~~~~~i]~J:!~:~;~~~ I f1 "" l ilt to rood. ..... a... rvolr. Port age Lllke•. Chu1 e• Mill and AQuilla 11! repor; iood t~lehea of blueKilll this week wltb It few ba.u aDd utf1sh alJo beina taileD Stream• •re io good f11hin.~ eondillon and a rew ban are belna: Sandusky lev .,.. Lelc:e Erl• raueht fPI I"herme. are eatdUng ~ch ltff ~t.,.l •nd SouthH•t.,.n at the nngE' Hr(ht and eatfi~h at Both lake• and streama are the Bay Hndge Sheep•bed are dear l!nd at normal Ieveli wllb bezng caujbt over IJt()Jt of the good fuhmw expected . Moany fishbay and still fi !!hermen are coatch·i ermen Jre litbjna for blue&ill• 1ng white b:1ss neM Johnson'• 11- an'd ntellent utchl are being re.land Outlook il fair with belt purll"ll from Burr Oak. Forll: c~ fuhwg in the i.1land trea nd Run , Clou~ Ukr , Lake Hope a.o• we5tern end of tile Jail:~ for wall· Lake Alma. Catlllb are bf:lDC eyet from Niagara Reef. Innis and taken In ttrearru especially the We ~ t Reef and near Hen and Musklngum River. t:hicken u;l&nd These- are being Cefttr•l anti lovthem Ohio Lake fishermen In Central and takeo for the mo1t part by trOI· ling. Per('h and a few walleyeJ Southern Obio rerort fair catebet 1 are being taken near Starve If. of bluegill• and catftab. Mo11t ol land and Ballaat Island . Trollina: these are being caua:ht during the is producing aome [lnf' catches of t>ven ing or lilt night . The outlook sheepshe-11d lit the northern ent.i for the w~ end Is a:ood and laket of South B11ss l.t;la11d wlth the QU'\· to IIY include Hoover Reservoir, look good. GriM£~ Dam, Knox and Bucke)'t NorthWHhorn Ohio Lake. · Stre~ms mostly clellr and norSouthwW•rn Ohit · mat or ilightly below normal levStream hs)llllg in this St'ction eb. Smallmoutb bass and caili<:h or Ohlo shoyld be "'ry good thts are being caUM:ht and the outio.Jk week end b.trring a· change in theis fair. The lakes iir tbit section weatber. fishinJ waters are tn exof Ohio ~:~re clear and 0Kb0olJ' ccllent shape ll tbe prwnt time La.l!_e is reporlina good catches of with good eatcheJ of smallmouth b~!l, blue-gills and catfish. Lakt! bas11, Wuegj.h, catfiah, and c1rp filling should be good. report.ed. Lake futhi.nJ at c:r,Q>t North•ut•rn Ohio Sinclair and Housterman tn eq~jtal· lr.an wdens. ,....,.,.,t . The •• ,.,., ~''"'"~" Of Po~~t•I'9Y o.,4 ~ ~. ~Unt.ta ra,rd• for ·um:t ~down rL,ory a,,qUJ whel' th~ line belofe bfiai st(Jppeil. ,Yankee q&lftfiback Uke Grimeley, Canton McKinley , was fhe le adk!ng run n er f~ t~e North, P1c mg up 45 Ylnm m seven tries. , . . , ' AS t1tt ~. 'l'tJI ' PRICE '"~·~-~ . ,.... . CHANG! IH .HOtll$ · ~4 ~~ "'tt\ I!Oiu l!»ih ~·lfto! I Effecti¥e Aug. ' 19 1 lill!o "'' pto llt,o ·'I!!: . 'I : w~. ~~ .·,~~ Aall~. '". -li"H~""" Gen. Hes~ ~ede the TfJtrl fn NOTICE H . < ..... I in bolll., wllb ··" · . ..;.~! ... "" COLUMBUS UP tpett1 for Obio thil \ we~lr: end 1re fair to very cood, ~ Dwl•ion ~ Wildlife reported, will! the fis.hini ex~eted t.- bt! IQ Soutb· wenern Ohio stre.ma. The outlook ~ ~eetJont : ..,..:$!tr=-= •• ~.;... =u:~':'..":,t 1 l F~~~~~~~~~~~~:.~;;;;;;:c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,F1 CANTON o . UP .:_ A tiredo'\lp band of_ ~li led by AJ1-0lUo Fo~· I ' J .. ,,., b uver NortLq CJ . II 1\_ _ t• w .• CJUt., · ~ggresslvP rm I .• ~'1 60 .(78 ~:~ 43 72 .374 31"' 43 72 .174 31 1l ~;tin,r~u!~s w:;,..;;d. ~C:ld;:! U011. -'~ h •-1 b t lk" FishingOutlookfair To Good GM Denia It . mOhio Ov~r Qming Week End Made Extra Pile with l)r. J'obn GrMth ol the tJ. S. Plant lottoduttion G~dena. Qlenn OaJe. Md, 5JM!tkJ111 OD '•pl•nt hunt· ing In JI\PJn ". J{e bit Juat TetW'n· f'd trom an Ol'lratneatal planl -h.uptina: expttd.\tlon to the liland of VI· knlk-iqaa, south ol Japan in the Chl~_a Se" and otber IPetlitles iii so u~rn Japan and wtU hne kort_achromes to show Lbe' new planU h e has ~tent back for ut.e ln Amer- Jam~ B. 11tttJt St. Marva. ! memb&r Df the .u.&uer of Middleport IDd ~ Club, 1.1 to of HAn\~~J1:••~~"'' Nor· ~~ :r:::t~~ ~· d~n~to;::, •1.!•~ Ploys, Win S-2; Play New Boston-Now BASEBALLRISULT Vennartll Gets Mei~s Q>uri'ty's All.Sta<r Little Le~guers. ~va.11:ced to the ~;R~C~~UE 2.6-(} Uav.t ,t'·in finals tn tbe Wells!Dn tpurnament Fnday lliibt WJth a brilli· fol. "L. Pet. 01 r- ~ 1 · • Indications ate - S1.1bject to a last minute revival of maJe ipterest - that the Middleport Yellow JaCkets will have a SAUad of approximately 25 to 28 candidates out for footba-ll !lext Tjlelday, Tills is a terribly small detachment with which 1p do baUJe lp ~e SBO. O~e briel!t l!lll*ol ~isis, however . It is that new coach John ~-ld II Ie It ermen f rom last year's team. ~ OlD ''" lbi '>T Tourney n. .........~. Linda Bolin Marriage Announeed • . Oltio Gord•n Ch,t)s Association \ · , . Convention Scheduled ~pt. :>-oJ • SPORTS ,__ •• I In Center Town DEALER ST()RE �'. . .... " -- . . , . . . .... . .. '. ' ' .. ' .. ··- ....... - ..,---. . . ... .. . '• .. ( . ;. -·~· • !)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug. 17, 1957-71 c Wolfe Principal. Ruth Euler, - ' Junior Fair __ _ _ _:___ 1 Languaa:e ; Maude Youqg EngUsh, and ~alph Puker, cheater. one, , Carl Weese, Social fk1ence , Vln u lor their potato entriet. j Lee, .Bu&inut Educatton . Larry IContlnu.d Ff'om Otto ) BJue rtbbcnt for ditplayl Morraaon, Ph)'lkal Educal!on , Owain Sayre, tomatoa; John (C01.1tlJM,.•~ ftvm Oa.l vell:~tablel went to Carroll R\U- 1 Howard Noh.!}, Voc A.& , Homer . Win111ett . corn , Jae!.lie WI_.., ~er S.lfdlna won Dine flnta IR lh stU , two: Thomts SIJl'l!! , four; Earl 1 Walter Voc Aa , Jean Hamm . cattle and ~howmanJhip;" Chutes beer clttJe ~udgtllg or Heretordt. De~tn. M.ra. c . E Rlakellee ; Mn. e.orrJ~ Ec: Gayle .Ji"r~ . Ms th ' Holler., dai ry cat de .and daary Hugh Lelfhe:i.t ~f POJneroy, showed Carl Kaut'Z. two;. Mrs. Manda Elll - Meryl Houdaalrelt , &1ence. Flln- thowman•hip : Dwaine Sayre, lrothe heat JurUor ~rl(ng bull and man , three, Mr1 Dale Kautt. Tho- •1 n.le Lel\o, Vocal Mu1lt, Bernard pbv lor r e bt'~t cro~ Alfred (ian.s Pomeroy, won tbe mas Sayre won three tirsta 111 tbe 1 Krln.ke, lnatrumental; Jed Ptck firat wa.rd for tbe best ~nlor bull mt>lon jucl~ini ap J first placl!'& for ens, Custodian and WdmiEI Hen· M(l'tlbe S of 4-11 clubt reeelvmt calf Hiram Slawter Maddleport, apples went to George Genheim- derson, Clerk thamp101 ! gr1cultural awardt Rt. 1. sbOWt'd ~e best row over : er, two , llora~ Karr four ; Earl RoehM> Gr. . School w+!_re l;lrr ._ra r a:rand champion two .rears old and the Symmes Dean and Mrs Manda Eastman. Mauriie Ultt. PrLDrlpal , Cora datry cow Joyce Car,wn, J~r~)', Valley Farm of Pedro, 0 , exhipWebb· Sabrll Mormon Or H II Karen The1s11. Guernsey daii')'•C&t· Mrs Eastman won three otbtr Marg~ret Houclalbelt Ruth aT 1k, tie, Sonny SJawter, c,hampion bee-f Ued the . best jumor yearling he1fer ancl the best summer yeerhog ftrst place ribbons ror rru\t : er Edila Prke Ethel Job uc 1 calt le , Roger Rose, Sonn)l ,S,Iaw. beHru:. C. B Barnhart a~d SOJl , George Genhelrner, fouf, ..Borat.e c~nt;;c:ian; M~y v Eaate~~n : tEr and t:arJ ~altoft., 1howman· Coolville, Route 2 . won fu•sts l n Karr, one . and ·Mrs. Purley Karr, head tOOk and LovJe S re as~ Ship medab furnished by tht· ]three categories of ju,dging in two, for other fruit Mrs Eastm•n eoo k. M'e1es County Better Ll.vett.ock 1 ay · t the •Angus beer tattle f1e ld placed f1nt w1lh her display of j Syracut~ Gr_. $ch.ol Club; Karen Furbee"; champion Hobart Vi neyard a nd Son of farm , orchard and rarden produce 1 Lawrence Rose Principal · El- earden 1Piaque; James Woodyard Long Bottom , Route 2 , took the and hrst for the best d1a~lay or rna Loukl Elea~or Crow· Letha Wayne Roush and Roger Rot;e. lint five pieces with their sheep garden produre. Mrs Purley Ksrr : l4orrjs 'M~xine Wmgett ' Hllto'n tractor rodeo medalt fer placing In the Sh.rC!)Jhir~ bre . .ed and five placed f1r1t for the_.. besl "'di1play I Wolle. ' Jr, Marlene Fisher, Her- rtnt, . se<:ood and t~ird, re8'pect. ' d H t 1 of orchard crops shel Diddle Custodian Anna 1vely, . Sharon Atkms, poultr,y II t rs s were won b Y Re1 ar o · ' ehamp1on -and nou.,I!J_ Davtdson Sb.de tn the Corriedale breed Grace 0Jler, Head Cook and Elea- rope ex hibit · ' nor Wmgett, ASS1 Cook. Ronald Westhavl) of Rou te a.. I Lancaster, "took SIX first placd 1 Letart F•ll• Grade School Blue ribbon winners -modehng with his Dorsets w the she~p ~on Nease, Prin. Betty Rou8'h, vanous type! or clothing which judging and Jour Ilrsta' m swine Cblorus Gnmm, . Wavle Circle, they have made during lhe put judgang Florence C1rcle, Edeen Buck , Cia- Yt'.lr an the annual st.rl~ revue al· 1ra Rizer, St. Cl11ir Hill. CustodJan· so held thiS: 'Fnorning in ~onjuncMn. Dale Kau tz, Pomeroy , Star I Florence Hill, llead Cook ; and tion 'A'Ith the jumor fa.lr program Ro~te ; Earl Dean of Chester, ar,.d Vorothy Glenn, Asst. Cook mcluded Mrs. "anda L Eastl;Jlan, Pon:u~ro)', Southern Local Board of Etlu· Portl•nd GJ-acfe !ehool Route 1 won firsts with &heir cation Sleek, Paul Qeegle, toda)' Hubert Price Principal· Creed Lola· Ziegl'er Aleta Carpenter. earn entries in the judgint of released the cff1cial list of 66 Janes, Franees ' Footer, P~arl Er- Kalen Drake, Jenni!el LobJie, Met,. farm crypl and horticulture. Tho- teach~s . and emp~)'eeS: In tbe 1 vln, oran Dailey, Custodian, Esta lanie Brown, Sue Al)n Myers, K~· mas D. Sayre. Portland, Route 1 ~ schools 1n that dt~trict for tbe Jobnaon HoLUb Head Coo~ and MeChntock, Ann c.,letoq, Sand~:a. '\VOft I flril ir. nrain \tflth G~;crge forthcoming sehool Agnes Pri9f Aist Cook Well&. Bsrbara t":leland, Ruth Genheimer of ;.tear Pcmeft;ly win· Teachere and in the , ' · · Bailey, Janel Cai4WCI1, Ruth Ann nlp,g two first pt,ce blue ribbons Soutb,el'n Local Bps DRJV~S : Lawre~e Bee- Bro thers, Jcyre Carson, Loui~e In 'that category. Mrs . Carl Kautz R•chtt gle, Alb!i!rt HUl. Jr.. Edwa'td Bush Fisher, Sharon Ritchie, Patdda and Thomas Sayre won three firsts Charles D. I.:eRpy' Li!>J'~e. Vernon Nease, Blakeslee. Audrey Cunningham: lWi:derson, H~~.;told Proff)tt Myna Hoffman, Anna MJJrraY, Dallas }ltll, Delbert Smith, Clar- Vtrgima Johnson, Doru Wells. enCe ~ic~lihe , Gt,over Salser. Jr , Elaine St.l..o.ele, Lanna Tum,er, AOIIOIIII 2. PlUful , 23. 'J cilt .and .,Pe,~:nlce Levacy. Joyce Carson, Shelba HUI. Rachef ~- Nl!hl9,\0f ~\kiD ~rHawk, Dorothy Clrtle, Vick1e 3. Capital .,. •-C.~~ Ciark, Helen Kay Bi rr, Miriam t.To.Wer (l:ur.J .10. Man'• Smith, Judy GMilion. Wanda TarlMl'H ~- TtfP JO. :Mlite a.~e kelt, Linda Hubbard; Janet Vine. {(o.,tlnued llrom ~... One) (Scot.) entrance. yard. mately 125 persons now, hope t.,o e . Girl'a ~ben .. ot Yvonne Damewood , Donna Htll· double their plant and payroll 111 l!zar<la name doff, Jud y Proffitt, Nadme Roush . .i a year and triple 1t in (ivc years IS.Urht 1. ExUnct Martha Parker, Barbara Smuh , j He stressed the fact that 75% or Ca npt.U• rolyn Woodrum, Rebecca Dye, JP..et a. SlHop 1 the company men were makm,g Sharqn Atkins Janet Ca'tpenter, li.Coln t. Bucket. lheir homes in WeSt Vtrginia but Mmada Murray, Jud y Cray, Jan(Swed.) U.Sow t said that the r est were m Oh 10 and ICe Teaford, Sharon Boso and l'l'. ArUele l&i. Exploalve that their salaries Wt're spt·nt thro· Rose Greenlees IIP'r.) Ul. Mountain ughout the area pass ~ • n.li:ne~osed In abo>: 20.lCalfer Mr. Pearson explai ned the three 11. Pltrce 22. 1\Qpon. 1 divis ions of the Ce1e ne~ e torp-or· 1 2f. 1\oJQan dent (law) atlon . the textile, the plashes and (Continued From One) 1 P,..ent the chemteal. PlantS are locatcd-m cr S D1rect also cwned ~ by Sid· ".Hutened ~ Geo-rgia V1rgmu:t. South Carolm ... ney Spencer was third m the ~T. ii~u ~~~.-­ V1rginaa , New JerS{'y and f1rst heat and Bettina owned by I \vest CFr.) 1'exb s. MrS. Harold Byers of Columbus Jt, v,.etable :J'be firs~ chemtcal plant or the was third 1n the second heat. ~ (pl.) company was 1n Texas where they 31. Vahle converted natul'al gas mto chem as. Bret.~t­ icals such as acetone ~nd acctll ac1d. Plastici.zer.s-whu:h are user! ii&-'J I ntcknamt to make plastit.s pliable, arc an 'I , 3'1. Lubrlcat• impor.tant part of compa ny's prod· ,, 18. l'lowerlh' uets •nd Mr. Pearson d!Sp ) aye~ a ' number or the1r products I, The tacl that some of these are me4ari · flame repellent makes them mo re I < • doLly I :valu,able and th1s was first used 1 AI, 10&. !!, COIUIIgl, OHIO , ,, f.&, Laymen. j to !1rpproof doll·\\"lgs fhe1r new 45. trrttate I ,..,-------, \ eSt produ ct IS Cellulube WlliCh I S "'Part• of c~, ou• ih·· ad ~w ·as ef(ectiVe a lubrtcrmt as oi1 but 1 FREE GATE ADMIJSION ~ is fi:re-r es 1sta nt- wh1ch preven ts 1 M1111111ng on• r01.11h IKIWtol ogtl l ~~:orr• , many IIJ SA.liters He announced thai 'tr. QUantity on ffodo;.y, A¥111!11 23 Oflly J 1 Oood1n11 Mulwoy 1idt pfitfl 1the U S. Nnv;v 1S using one or of, p&P"< I rtductd lfnlll 7 p m. I ' --.lllev.., 1 their pl'oducls m the llrc-reautanl field, , " ' · ' -(poet.) 1 I , I I DQWN :t DON'T MISS TMI!I ATI, IACTIOII c6aJ.ta~, which Is fou nd m Jar~ l l. Y•'"\l , quantittes tn th1s area o! indus· nHtlll$111 IM'III POID 1H0W 'IW&rili< - ._, {I luft. thr.~1h Thn.- Ote~Mftlt"' 1 I tra1l pht.niJi, is the bam fQr one o(; 1flI GUHI.IIIOICI'' .won DillON. a.r. DAILy Clll'l"l''QUOTE how work It: , their most important di.seovcrtes o~i 11 .., nN TIN .,11 IUJn, rn. AXY!ILB ,~· J!.X~ , ~ Cresylte acid ~ an Important addi & Itt • .,.lt• W<Nlll o.... , ••• ,~~~, ·I Ia L 0 1f (IF JC L L 0 "' ~ ·, tion-.to their other products Mr. Coftt.t 100eo In O....llttollll one ltt.ie.~ 1lmpJy llf.nd• rortpother. In' thll 'aamplt ,._ 11 patc1 Pearson ended hu tall{. with a tl, MP.U't au,''" J 111:x., NEI 1 tor tha thtee L'a. .x tor tae two o·,s. etc. ) S~e lettera, qoa. complimcn.t to this trl-county area hM•. f•llllllod liN! ...., ,d. l I trephe .. the lenrth and formatiOn ot the worda an f1l hfltta. I wber~ be w1U make h1s hbme al 1 t.•.-ctil 1•v• ' l:leb day 11M' code let~ are ~·~t. ·· \ I Point Pleasan~. 1 I W•h• TOtAl' ,., .....,.,.. ""'A meeting of the Board of Dir1 u .so •"' U, D• .....," ......_ A O.,loJ- Qaotolloo . ectors is sche~ulcd fol' Monday at ~-~ ' M•upr, 0111 ' lr.te '" 1",.wndl, 'I..__ _ C.l•*'''' the home _ _Ohllo _ .,. ____ _ V 0-PZII: DVIW R WC)C QR li!O)"U -:::---':;----:: .:...- _ -- - - · - - Cattle Jud'l'ng , -- ..,r I r I p •d E • h M ~~·;:~~.k:: [O"~s ~~ res1 ent 1sen ower ay Call p"'""' I Con!ress,To 28th Session 1:&- QlilCK SF.HVlCE (In Wlteh 1 FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS LEHs. WANT ADS Ooud c1... Used .\ UTO S.\LE~ 1 cutld JWl~~· one lll,.U · .:. ruo n. MUITJilll'Jm charge 5lk I'! wor for •u .,e CQnsecu ve 1nser ons. !pedal - '. ., OnEt mort:h for 25 eent.a per word. ~o7'T:iw and Soetlal Notices of Events $100 ~Qbllahed at 1 eent oer word. I ______ _ --4 .'¥-lltl Full rate ol2 eenta per word will be eonrgcd lor ndvert,lng 11 aol,.td for before the Hhn of each month followtnfi: \nSt"rtwn l"lnr• io Advertiaina-ShouJd be reporte d lmmed!att.'ly The n.tiJ' kntinel ~iU not be respoDJibJe for moJOe than one lncor- .. I Obltuart.!l READY MIXED coN c RET E I I ~~~~~~~~·------~=-~== (1) Notices 4-,-.-oo-,- t-,o-11 ,; - 3 :::-.-". - , -ard-,.•-;::--Hladc!UIIrhf'l for lamJ~Jnlte Luggo~.g11- Lane Cedar •::htatl - LAU Window Fans- ,. PrlaJda~re ( 16) For Rent or Sole =::==----~-­ For Rent Ex:Lenslon t:.adden, Scaf• .Jld hJarcb, Drop Cloths Chnton y; ~ her, M1ddleport Phone 6265-X. 11 1 U 1956 Butrk V8 Century, $2 ,51l5 2 dr Hard Top. TradC·In frOI•l satisfied Bmrk owner on new BUick. Dynaflow dnve Blaett nan, Pomeroy B· t6-f:llc ' and WASHED $:15 on w r 111 H.th at App l<! Grovf' S1r. Aa·l \\- hN ler 8_15 :!tr Refrigerators. ...., Fumlture, Mldcll.,ort, Ohl• t 29 ll (8) Auto Soles (17) SAND & GRAVEL Phone 6393 GOEGlEIN ' GRAVEL CO. HelpWonted -:::-~- ntH'k Dt IVN for Milk H11ullng ConiM·t Bnb Tru~sell Lung Bottom Ohu1 8 16 3tc Wanted 1~ Lon Ptckup . $79!'1 Nearly new paint JOh Not a Immediat e GJr! ltl ur ovrr for temp or:~ry h1•l;:> Wilh gl•ncr:J I flaw :>r blcm1sh! Blaettnar~. houscwurk. b<~hy •,ittmg, rat Pomer<~y B 16·61 c of two :-. m,JI I fht ld t'cll L1v1 Ln 1~ Burcks as low al!i $895. Ftw or out Phone 2-11 816-0tr fin e cars, trade m frorn sa tis :'1ed owncn 8\aettnaJ ll, Pomc Inside anrl Outwle House PaintIng , chlm twy and roof work of roy B 16-6tc all kmd s also uHpentcr v.ork. 1954 Pontiac B Star Chief $l 395 Free... eshmates :w year!! ex per· i••nce ncaSIJnab]p prices Ca)! Conv. ('pe. L1ke new h gh t blue ftnn;h Y.llh new blue lop, an1\ Pom eroy ~114 ,; (} T2 l ~tp all leath('r sc!l!S HydramuL•r· --,--::--- -. drive He ally sharp lou)u ng WANTEO 1' 1\HRlt-: R- Gtrl nr boy BlacthJArs, Pomeroy. 8l!J·6lc for Rutl.1nd Houtr. Contad The - -----~- Dt~~l y Sl'nll nel 8 l :l If 19~ZBulck ~ :iS low as $695 l h utcc of f1ve good · cars. Bl:u~ ttnar ,r;, Middll:' Agr•d Y.OffiUII Wh'l nel"d S Pomeroy. B·16-6t c home lo be r·ompilll!On for mtddle-a g:ed lady Wnle P 0 19M Olds Super "88" $2,49~ 2 box 45 , Pomeruy, Oh10. S.8-12t p dr. Hard Top l'ower s lel"rmg Middleport . __--·· r 1983 GM C - .. ' - . and brakes H y~ra mattc dnve A fine automobt le. Blaettnars , ,Pomeroy. 8 16 6Lc (8bl Autc.!>ervices -- -- - ::-:------::-. ,1. 1L liAWLll'IGS SONS CU. - 2t I -X. bour tllru-ker Day Senlce. Phone 6221 Nl.,n Phone DODGE - PLYMOUTH 11&\LUS 3 6 II (91 For Soie 6 room hou11e and bath, onr: mlle north or Chester on Rl 7 Run- ( 181 Employment Wonted TU-24688. 1-29! . GaAVELY 'ln.ACTOR iU.£a aorl Service. R. A. FWaw, tU1 llaln St., Pomeroy. ~ 7·24-:u,.• One used Crwley t!:lt!ctrlc Range In excellent condition W1ll sell cheap . Call or sec Gcorgr Cummins, Letart Falls, ~4tl2. .. Phom· 8· 13 ·1U ~ two plere Living Room Suitt'. One Day Bed, very reasonahl1• Frank Amos. Athe ns Road , op poK!le John Frick:! . Phone B51J 8-14-Stp -- ----:---:::-- ·-·47 Vord VB Z- Furd Tran.li mls~lon 5- 600xl6 t1rcs ot F'ord wh~b. Alfred Yeau.u:er Phone 838Y . 8·l.C-6tp --- - -- tomatoq large, Pink Ml!xlcam;, non-acla. Second Hou.'le EMil from srhool house Wm. Holmes, Syracuer, Ohto U 8-13-tf -- - . i -: - - :-:- -. == l~onlcl 'coll·R~t~~J Spotted- ~. H>.:""!' ·• I two year old Marc: 1 ~ y(lat old ;eldlna. Paul Orr, BaHhan , 0 rttune 3002. 8-16 9tr *'.; ... ., ~ ...,._. ..... ,...........__. -- ------ '19) · Business wel'k tim e [ood "I up a Poke''. account~ to chain stores dun e i lorcs theate rs o~.lnvc-tns taverns drugstores school§, crmeesslnns l'lc. No Selling accounts cstn hlished by company . Pcr m:me nl budness guur11n tet>d tn comr l Jn limited posstblllhes YotJ sc r v· lee ac co unts at VOtlr <"un ~c n i~nCC. SJQ[)O to $3000 C<l~ h re l[Uired "Fullv Sf'{'Ured" Jn vcstmc~t dt•pctHI,e; on qze or territory you wish to start with Complete uss1stunee for unllmlt· t'!\ CXPIIII SWil F'Of loi'H I ltllet vtcw and dcl1uls., g1vc phone number. wntc DIXIE PIWVIS ION COM PANY 1226 BULL S1REE'J', CO LUMBIA . S (' (Rl 17 ltc 1n For Hire! "By the Hour •• Contrad" eGradlnl A Dlteh Diigina VIRGIL WAMSllllY (20)Buslness Servir:es l I Wonted To Buv Good usfd tewlnji machine. l'hOnl" CU!llom Butlt Khcht'n Kit c h e n~ dl'JdJZ ncd for you1· home Fre~ t~hmatos. fo'orem an & Abbott. Phone 6284· 'i 8·6-t! ------- Rtclne Mat or eontaet Marilyn Cleland Taylor. 8-16-3tc steady Mix Conc,.te, w.. hect land and ur•v•l. Phon. 6393. 8 l4 ·4~c 2 Ct J bedroom houte In Molgs COUn.tJ, either village or rurd RADIO • l 'lt:IJIVJSION S~RVIC&. Phon• lJO, Cleland Appliance 8 l7 3tc Store, l.ut W. llaln St •• PolWI'or u""a""tu-rn"'l"'•"""---..,t:7be-:d-:r.. -m=' 'l-2'1-tf ltoute in Potn61'0Y or Middle· - · LOCV~ CONCR&port. Phone 2·M. 8·13-fite a B IIWT' --- 1121 Wonted to Rent i .... -.uucl ~ltw PerL.,... . ' IITIO.WI . . --'--C... 115 L ...""" ~. - • ll ".,.,.,c ottfe ~ at. sa. C•~"~ "'m. o........ Rodney Downing 11\'~URANCE AGENCY Plra, Autamobll•, Healtlil ACCIDIN,Lih, Catu.tlty end _.... Reo I Estate Btabr· • l~ .• r";GJJ\'1- 2Ii ye..rs ~x 1 .eTJcnC'e Frel" eo;'! matell L. V RclslnJ •r, Rach • Box 124. Ohio. 7 !'1-1 ' •Truck Loading Equipment eBack-Hoe Servoco 1 Jeney, 1 Guernsey, 4 Hoi· •Dump Truck Service ateln1. ALL trom C O.B.A Sire.a Phone Cbeahlre 7·7"1 Two lre•b now, rctt !OOn Don 'Ii:='"'==""==~ Anderaon, Rutland, Ohio ' Bt~fllp (I Fire _ Au.floma leo Boorls. PhOile Ul&.X ~~~ - - - --- - COMPLETE lnsuranet- ProtectloD, L1fe, 1\utc.•. Fire, Polio CA.IJ Dor ~1111, .Mifldle;..Mt, Ohio. - - - - - - -- llU W'AkD 8 5 12t c v • ~ERS FOR SALE: - Middle~. - Reidclprl .... TIRMITES EXTERMINATID jol\d Maple Chest . 4 drawers, l For rrt•e lnspt"ctton phone 383·M, (itlmore Su pply Stor(', Pomeroy deak drawer , very ~oud condl· All work ~o:uarllnti· NI Jo' ully Intlon $1~ New Haven, W. V:.~ . sured Vnu~ hlin's tnd m tnal and Uon $1~ Jam es E tlaugel'h' R('sidrt.~ ial 1'erm1le control SerNew Havr.n, W Va TU 2454~ vice, St Marys, W Va 7 2~ tf 8-16-3te ·~ : ~~ ltv~na~ry S Truman. the nommahon for &arne.&i.ml)fOilt JuU:W --;-- lhc 1948 Dcmocrat:c - ------- Wan :{•d- PAPEH 1,141 for-Rent 1 GRUESER BLOCK CO. s.l 2 loom lnd bath furnished lp&rtmetal Phone IU28-X. -lolN!e • 1 Mfllt ,..,..._of hiM"' --------~- Prestdeot Eisenhower I s threat· cmng to make it 28 Etsenhower says he Will cal l congress back to Washmgton lhts fall If 1t adJourns 1ts present sesI Sion Without voting what he C"Onslders an odequale amount of money to ru n the foreign aid program The house 1gnor ed t bc threat and cut the program another BOO m111ion dollars The Senate was expected to restore only a small part of th e cut 'Arllcle 11. Sertwn 3 or the const1tut1on provides that the pres1de nt " may, on cxtraordman occasions, convene both houses ol congress or either o! them" In speetal sesswn Eisenhower apparently rech that fallu..re to get what he wants on forei gn aid would ;!ive riSe to an "cx.traordmary occ::.s10n." In the past, presidents have anri.o,mccd their mten tions to call a s peclal sess1on under varymg and dramati c cond1hons Woodrow Wilson d1d so in 1919 w1th a cable from the Part,<; peace ron fcrence, summomnc congress to legislate agamsl the lugh cost of (2Q 8) -. nSUrQ - Paintlnjt;, int erior and exteriOr Awlll Pblc now nate!! reason· able. llumer Bralt•y, Ph one 331-Y nln.ll water natural gas In house SUPERVISOR and big garden. l'all Yukon Man or Woman earn $20ll a rl-2Z32. A. V Ca rter 8 17 6tc and up spa re limr> full more Servicin g pacb~.:t'fl tOR SALE - Apple! . N.- Jl a Trarlt• Mark new >;C IHfl l 10n vcn Orrhard, New Haven Phon •.' '• -- - ----- .. WASHJNGTON UP- Pre.s1dent havl'! called congr%5 Into special sess10n on 27 "cxtraordmary oecastons" 1n the natiOn's ht story MfTROPOLIT AN RATES ...,· ~.,, . u ear. All Makes and Modell PI'IONE 398 ' ,. I' !-3-u In MIDDLI!PORT, OHIO 61:t6.M PHONIS - - -(21.) Real 6alf -~ - - - ·~ Estate For Sale 01 rent ~.:ig h t r~~ house MirldkporL Phone 6075J R-14-3lc - -- ----- Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE Bids" w1ll now b e retciverl by t he undenlgncd on the home (or· mcrly own~rt Ji'y Dora M Bearhs In Kerr.'! Run, Poml:lroy, Ohio Property apprai;;N:I at $1.000 00 and cannot be ~old for less than appraised prico, subject to the approvnl of the Probate court of Mclg!i Cour.· 1 1t1 acceptin g president ~~ nalional eon ventlon. announ ced he woulrl call confi:res.s back to check Inflation and ml"cl the housmg shortage Juhtt Adams was the f1rst pre sJdcut tu usc h 1s .!ipec 1al se.;;.SJon powN On ~!ay 15, 1797, he call ed Cungress to sus pend d1ploma tic relatwn s with France at n ume Lhe Umtcrl Sta!(•s was nea1 cpen war with that country Wilson ~m et Franklin D Roose vclt hold lhc Utlc fnr the most speeial session& called three each I.., addition to Lh e 1919 sum mons , Wilson ca lled Congres.li mto session 1n 1913 to :;e l up the federa l reserve systt•rn and tn 1917 to declare w .. r agains t Germany nooscvclt caller\ a spec1a l ses· ston tn 1933 to fight the depres .-;ion, 111 Hl::17 to cnn ct .soc1al re· form. wages and hours a nd crop control laws, and tn 1939 to repeal the arms cm~rgo . The cost to to'aby's taxpayers for a spcc1od gcsslon would run about $500,000. Thr main costs would be the tr ave l allowances to the lawmakers- 20 cents a mtlc for a round· tr(p ttc ket to anrl from the tr homes-a nd the cost of pnnt1ng the {'ongress10nal record at $77 11t page 'l'he travel eost wou lrl amo1tnt lo bl•t wccn $40.000 and $45,000 for the 96 scno~~tor11 and abuu.t $180.000 for the 435 represent::. tlvcs. The senators and congressmen are paid their salaries on a yea r· ly basis and would recei ve no addlt1onal compensntirm for an Hugh Bcarh!l LE!.AL NOTICI Bids w1ll te recen"Cd hy the un· dersigned for the 11ale of house [lnd other property owned by Dora Romine In Dexter. Ohio Property apprsi!led al $6,800.00 Undersign· ed will sell same to the highest bidder at a pmc whl<'h must be Cueltltl' ~ultj I I buye~UCKLER Prefer BOX 229 WE BUY on a highway . . - - -- MT.OLIV~ ., on I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Caah ReALTY PMONI tot.Y .... Hartford News .... ........... . AFTER . - YOU SAY A~•hentlc ••••~ American I herrybrook SORRY ~r~-~-~..~·~~~~~~~~~""~-;'"~~,.~· I I -- , I Teachers · N.amed ' ,For commg • year I II n.1Pth DAILY CROSSWORD j Rotary Speaker ...... ' I Harness Racing I .... :o;;;o:s(miN;t;icol!ls -;oui01 riO¢ l au;,!tcal).fjiU~t l"YOUTH DAY" I ! 1 J a.M...,. ·~ ' I ,. I I 1'• .,ij;W,RK -WOZXUI. I ·* I I I* * t I' 1 1 V XRJC 0!\ZZ ; Xll ' OnP- \ · Y....rd"J'I Ceyploquo.. l WJI JU¥ .., fJCI\ioN~'l DIPJFII:A.'I:i:D. BUT OUR PRIN~ ~~ .... W~ CAIUUSO}I'. ' Dfll,rlb':'t.cl -.7 .... ., , ""· r.to-"' ~~~IC"'. LOOK, NO HANDS , 1 1 In the woode~ ranges of hllh SIOUX FALLS, D.-Citizens surrounding Bainbridge , Ohlil s. I rushed to help when they saw two cars collide In the middle of a street here. However, it turned out to be two drlverles~ aut(). mobUer. ' are a number of little seUlemt.'nts bearing sucb names as Potts Hill, Pancake Hollow, Knoek·ent Shlf, Bumrd'a Roost, c ro.u-eyed Henry Holler. l'fi4N~ ' Personal Liability Insurance Protects Yau • • At Low Cost L.!t One Of These ' mentfJers of .As AMERICAN " cherry pie ie this K.liag group iu S 0 LID The htslrranc:e Agents Assac:lation Dew native tberry. COmbine eitber traditional or modem aeceaeoriet with tbia , early American deei~ lo' Clelte a btautifuJ., distinctive room. ' ef Meigt County Tbe richly pained oolid cherry Ia in a delight• , CRERRYBl\00.1. it fiairbed. ful new color ••• Fiddletone. Founeen l1eparate finiabiag operatloDs briag Out alf the natural beauty of tbe eolid woo-1. And pnl)' SOLID:if<;od ean gl•• you all tbe ~alitiea yOu 6od ~a thia ~u· theutic early American deup:. Lav11h apP.ointmentl, 1eueroua tile, and olialled cabiaetmokillfl identify the CloRIIl'JIROOI< poup •• ....lly fine fu..., ·Ditun. The atjlia§ and color are i' keepillg with tOday·• decontiv• tNa.d. Co111e io and tee CBUJ!iYBitOOJt •ooa. I\LIH0M,I.tolf&-M4Mt , ·IMII~V • a.toll~.tollf .. BAKER . . FURNITURE . ' ' . On fbe Br'P'!H& Come~ . ' In• Middleport . Check With You . ' - V. ll. EDWARDS, INS. •.... . .. .•. Pb 35-X, Po!Deroy, . • WARNEJI..IHLE, INS~ ....•...... rh. IR:X, POmeroy ' G t:. REUTER, INS . .. .......... Ph. 425-X, Pomeroy ' ' • ; I ' ' ~ARNES.SI~&ON, INS .. , ... pb. e!lS·X, Mlddltll""' OOW~G, 1NS•..• , . , .,. ,•• rh._1136-M, Mld!IJeport 11qBSTETTER, IN~••...• / .•.•.•• •.. ' Ph. 232, Jlomeror : DAVJS-WARNER, INS.... . .... ·. Ph. 336-X, Pomeray (8) 17 3te~ ·. • I c U:~)>s You moy ,stHI hove to-pay_damages for juries suff.ered In accidents on your property'. LIL A)INI!R sout_hern. Lo--cal l 6-r!\f.ING • I to YOU'RE ProiNt• Court, ~lot County, Ohio Noliee i~ hereby given tl~nl the followina Accounts have been filed m said Court (or 1ett,l.ement and that the same will be heard on Wednctday the 18th day September, 19~7 . to w1t. First and lln.al !Iecount of Cush Johnston, ex.eeutor of the estate of Fred S. John&ton,' decease d First and final account ol Dana R Hamm, exectrlx of the rstate of Gusla•·c W. Hamm, rleceasc!l First and final account of Rob· approved br the Probate Court of Meigs County, Ohio. This home II located m the ccmntry and 'h worth several times the appraised price. SYBIL EBERSBACH ert Coals, admlnhlrator or the Executrix eRtatc of Stell& Hoffman, deceased Pomeroy, Ohio All persons' Interested arc re(8) 10, 13, 14. 11', 16, 17; 6te quired to attend such !ettlf'mnt and make objeeho'ns thereto, It any they have. An~ prson mtcrcsled may file written exceptions tn. said Ar.· POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame counts, or nny Item thereof. five bungalow wilh bath, liardwood day! prior to hcarin.~~:. and at that floors ba ~ ,.menl. gas furnace time further time may be allowed rrat, storm wtnodw!' and doors. for uuse, to file such excc pllons In A· l conditiOn at the very • John C 8aeon reasonable pme or $6~ .00. Probate Judge POMIROY - !i-room frame Wllh (8) 17, ltc new bath , furnace heat, level lot. $4WO op NOTICI 0~ APPOINTMENT POMRRo-Y Uuplcx 4 rooms latat. of ldward King, I>Nntld and bath down, fi rooms and NoU.ce Is hereby giv~n that Ed bath up Separa te entrances and ith E King, who5e Po!\ Office- ad· uhllty meters Hot water heating dreu Is Star Route, Chester, Ohio. full bn!lcment w1th laundr:v [a· ha1 been duly appointed Executrix cilltles d ouble garage, Conv'en. of the Estate of Edward Ktng , de· lent $10 609 00 ceased, late of Chester Towns hip , SYN.ACUSI - l ·room house with Meigs County, Ohio. bath , hot atr heating, garage, Dated thil29th day of July, 1957 3 room house and ~ room hQute John C. Bacon for rentals. Nile 'lot 135xl" J'udge of tho Probate Court with 2 .story broiler house. RlMeigs County, Ohio Ytr fronh(l:A Jnt about 300' by (8) 3,10, 17) 3te 100', Tota' prlee $12,00000. · WANTID- Goo d r.. m wtth aood ~et of Attractive buildlnga, mod· rnt.UCfUftAL I •• AMI orn home About tOO acre11. ICUP ~I.ON- MITALl Mn Ke nneth Ktmc.-; Pvt Hubert Pa 1 1 tr~o n of the U. s Arm y~:. s pend lnll a rurl ough w1Lh hts pi!rents, Mr and :-o1n. Sheldon Patterson Mus Mdd1ed C h~:~pm a n has been .spendlllg thr pa~t werk at the Baptist Camp at Cowan W Va Mr iilnd Mrs Harr) Crump , Mrl' John Galloway and Johnnte Sayre of Hender~on wert- guests. of :vir. and Mrs J M Crump Sunday Stanford Powell has been cunfmt!q to h1s home due to illness Theis Falls Out Of Race For QR Slot At State NOTICE SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS Adfllinlstrator (8) 10, 13, 14, U , lfl, 17, Ht c Mormon, a p1oneer settler or Ma· &On County , coming here :n the e~ly days of the county , and marr1ed Ca<herme Lemnter. a member of another p10neer famll) of the counly and reared a lara~e family Qf r tuldren whose descen ~xlra session. Their staff :udes •A are ,, 0 '"" scattered over a nori.hwest bwn of the Smith home an.., and the committee staffs also re- ln Hartford. large portiOn of the United Stales ce1ve no extra compcn:~atwn from New England to California But the Senate and How;e The af~ernoon wall spent infor· •Jamell M Crump IS president of pages would he recalll'd and their mally and following the opening the organu:ation. salanes would be an added cost of the many gifts, refreshments So would be the aa l.aries of a fe-w were ~:cerved to Miss Foley, Mrs. PICNh; Senate a nd Hou se doorkee-pers Charles Holzer, Mn. l'derrUt John· l\trs Donald A Smtlh entertam who are let off at the end ()f son of GallipoliS, Mrs S. C. Wll· ed wtth a picnic supper Sunday each se~s •on helm , Mrs Donald Happensett, evemng Guests were Dr. C. W Upkeep 011 1.he House and Sen- Mrs A. L. Ross1ter , Mrs. Milton Petty, Mr and Mrs. A B. Gmden ale- healmg, ele:iJ,nclly police, M1ller, M'ts Mfry Leftwich, Mrs o[ Atlanta. Ga , MillS Betty Barrey , and so on-eosts the same wheth- Wllliam Heslop, pt Pleasant, Mrs. Fred Rtley, Pl Pleasant, Mrs Hu· er congress 1s 10 sesston or not Paul Nease, Mrs . Ray Pro!f1tt, Mrs'. gc Jl!hling and Mr. and Mrs A. • Spetial sessions last as Jon~ as L. J . Ruttenrutter, Mrs Donald K. lkCiung. It lakes congress to, dispose o( the Fogl esong Mrs. Nalon Swackham· COUNCIL MEETING COLU)t'BUS UP - L) 11 Theis& The regular monthly meeting of matter the prP~~Idenl puts h~fore er, Mrs Clyoe Foley, Ma..son; Mrs. 1t. The longest on record ts one A. B Woodrum, Clifton;\ Mrs. L . the Town Counrll of Hartford was cand1dae for the Ob.to Sta te Unicaller! bY William Henry Harrison C. Roush, Kaylong; Mrs. Mark held in the MayOr's office Tuesday versity quarterback slot thl~ fall, to repa1r the nation's fmanc.es Ward, M'rs'. Mrs. J. V. McGrew, evemng with the !ollow~ng mem· said today he would not report for and reve nue . Mrs: A D Hume, Mrs Hlll'l')' L. bera present: Mayor O'Neil Quil· practice thts year due to a knee ' Dyer, Mrs A. G Mehlmen, Mrs. lm; Recorder James M. Crump; IIIJUry lt began May 31. 1841 and ran F (\ B t y Mn R F Bryant Mrs eounci!men Harry Gnmm, L W. That left Andy Okulovlch, Clevefor 269 days. Be!o:e lhe ses.s10n 'Philhp ~ipert Mrs.' Paul Scally, GJbllts John Berringer and Billy land and Prank Kremblas, Akron. began, Harr1son d!Cd a 1d John MISS Goldye Hart, Mrs. Lloyd Ftelds. . the iwo top ch01cc!i for the sag.nal' T.> lcr became P!'CSidenL !Roush, Miss carol Roush, Mrs. The meeting was caUed tc order calhng pOSition The shortest extra sesston was Ronald Karr, Mr and Mrs. Burrell at 7.30 b)' the Mayor and mjnutes Obio Stale Coach Woody Hayea one called by Franklin Pierce tn Dawson ; Mrs Vernon Grinstead, or the last meeting were read and said he would use TbeiSli as a stU· • 1856 lo make adequate appropr1a· Mrs. 'George McKnight, Mrs. Otto approved. dent coach. tlom f~r th~ Army to f1 ght ~In- Grimm , Mr!l Donald F Roush, The principal business concerned clta n tnbes m the west. It las ed Mrs. 8 R. Vance, Mrs. Edwin estimate of the Levy f-or tbe ensuO'CONNELL STRONG ror 10 days. Stein, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs Her· Ing year and two eommunicatlons HffiAM, 0 UP Tommy man Layne, Miss Lelah Jane Pow· were reaJ one about a bridge O'Connell strengtheAed hiS posi· ell, Mrs. J . L. Stewart, Mrs. Wil- needing repair and the other from tlon as the leadmg candidate for liam Gibbs, all of New Haven ; the State Roo::d Compdssloner rela- the quarterback spot on the r~ !cve­ By Mary Pleru Mrs. Jacob Phillips, MrS. Earl Hoff tive to sidewalks in the town The land Browns- Friday- with turMr and Mrs C hai le} Pr•cc man Mrs Hugo Juhling, Mr¥. N. recorder was directed to answer pnsing accuracy with the long spen t a week m Bcntvtlle, 0 0 Wem , Mrs Emil Kinght, Mrs. the letter from the Commissioner passes. • wath their daughler and son ·l:l- A. Ke1th McClung, Mrs. Earl Fields Complaints having been made to law, Mr 1and Mrs Nat e Pecc Mrs. William Powell, Mrs WiJ- the council about s.peedmg and EXPENSIVI TRANCE Mr ami Mr.li Bob Van Meter iam McKmgrt, Mrs. Mary Aumil· parking on the grass near the post SYRACUSE, N' Y, UUP - Mn. and children. PorllnnC, ~pent an lcr, Mrs Jamr" McKnight, Mr.l!l. office a motton was adopted dir- Golia ~t Odom told police she a)w evenmg with Mr and :-.t rs L. D Rutter Kmght, Mrs. Earl Dean ecting the Reenrder to post not!ce lowed a door-to door female for· Pierce Knigh t Miss Bessie Jenkins, .Mrs on the post office that cars exceed· tune teller Lo put her m a trance. Mr an d Mrs Rodne y p 1ercr Harry Grimm, Mrs. George James, mg the l!i mtle s.peed limtt of the When she ca me out of tt th6 for· rand sons ,sperft f''rufa y f\ta'llt Mrs J H. Smith Jr , Mn. Arthur town and parking o r running over tune teller was gone, and so were With Mr and Mrs Olon Pierce of Wayland, Miss Esther · McKmght, grass wc..uld result In arrest o( the $25 tn cash $125 In jewelry ~nd M r~r Ehza beth Grueser, Mrs drivers and fiaes . \'furraysv!lle, w Va SIX new bedsheets worth $36 . James M. Crump Mr and Mrs T A motion was made and adopted Mrs Evel yn Wh1 te of Co ~ u m W Kcll Mr and Mrs. Edward Kell BAIT CLIMBS TREE bus spent a week w1t1h Mr and Miss Esler McKnight and Mr. and to bave aU blll!l oweing by the town p:lid. CLARKSVILLE, Tenn . UP Mrs Denver Curt1.~ Mr.s C h nrle~ Smith, Larn"y Curtts ~~ •pendmf( a d Mrs Molle Hampton's uncle balr-. week Wlth his mother, :Mrs. Ruth The marriage or Mtss Foley an PERSONALS ed a h~bing line with a frog and E njoymg · · Mr McClun g will he ari event o[ Lo ng, Waldo, 0 a p11.:r. 1c: at t'ne Gra- left It 1n the nver over mght. Mr 11nd Mrs Roy Bu~h ltactnc Aug us t 17 al half after four in the '-uam b each recen tly were Mr and The next mormn g when he check· •pent Wednesday w1lh Mr and afternoon at the Christ ,Episcopal ••• m_.s. Ear1 I''le ld s and Toney, P•te · cd the lme he fcund the frog Church in Potnt Pleasant. Mrs Wtllar£! Pigott Ph en o n d < "' usa n Mr and Mr• perched high m a tree - tbe hook Youi! Gilliland and chlldren, Mr stlll 1n h1m Ch ar Ienc ann• Rat h e 1 I' 1go tt arc MORRISON REUNION and Mr.l!l. Roney Fields and ch1l· v Isltmg their gran d parents, 'Mr The Murrl!Wn Clan will a.s.'!~m]lle Mrs Rob~rt Rawlings and sou, and Mrs Roy Bush . Sunday August 25 at Lhe home of ctr;~~ Thorr.•. s Kimes-, who has Craig, who have spent the past Mr and Mrs. Rob~~rt Barton of Mr and Mrs Robert Sumnei been , stationed at Camp Jackson, week v1s1tlng Mr and Mr.s Robert Ma nella spe nt Saturday nt~h l the hill back of Henderson, where s. Army Ia ~pendmg a furlough Jay In Co lumbu s, r.eturncd home Wl lh Haz~l J ohnson and VcrgiC a most beautiful v1ew of the Great here with las ~arent5, "Mr.• an~ Friday mghL Kanawha River can be seen. I ~;;;:;;;;;;~:;;2~;;;;~~;,.;~/'F;;;;"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;.;·;;; -;,!;;;;;; 1 Pigoll All folks connected w1th this It • family Ill anyway are cordially In· Jlllled to attend and brmg their By VIrginia Carf•ton fr1ends witl-t them 'I hh reur.10n is held annuaUy SHOWER Mlss Sandra Bond Foley, brirle· by Lhe desre nda~t.s of Clement Legal Notice ty, Ohio elect oi Alexander Keith M<!Ciung 1Jr wa:~ honoree at a mHiceUaneou! shower, Saturday afternoon, A_ugust 19 Mrs Donald sm1th and Mrs. ust 19: Mrs Donald Smith and Mrs Thurl Stone were hostesses. The • uuts were entertained on the , - ""-·- --- �'. . .... " -- . . , . . . .... . .. '. ' ' .. ' .. ··- ....... - ..,---. . . ... .. . '• .. ( . ;. -·~· • !)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug. 17, 1957-71 c Wolfe Principal. Ruth Euler, - ' Junior Fair __ _ _ _:___ 1 Languaa:e ; Maude Youqg EngUsh, and ~alph Puker, cheater. one, , Carl Weese, Social fk1ence , Vln u lor their potato entriet. j Lee, .Bu&inut Educatton . Larry IContlnu.d Ff'om Otto ) BJue rtbbcnt for ditplayl Morraaon, Ph)'lkal Educal!on , Owain Sayre, tomatoa; John (C01.1tlJM,.•~ ftvm Oa.l vell:~tablel went to Carroll R\U- 1 Howard Noh.!}, Voc A.& , Homer . Win111ett . corn , Jae!.lie WI_.., ~er S.lfdlna won Dine flnta IR lh stU , two: Thomts SIJl'l!! , four; Earl 1 Walter Voc Aa , Jean Hamm . cattle and ~howmanJhip;" Chutes beer clttJe ~udgtllg or Heretordt. De~tn. M.ra. c . E Rlakellee ; Mn. e.orrJ~ Ec: Gayle .Ji"r~ . Ms th ' Holler., dai ry cat de .and daary Hugh Lelfhe:i.t ~f POJneroy, showed Carl Kaut'Z. two;. Mrs. Manda Elll - Meryl Houdaalrelt , &1ence. Flln- thowman•hip : Dwaine Sayre, lrothe heat JurUor ~rl(ng bull and man , three, Mr1 Dale Kautt. Tho- •1 n.le Lel\o, Vocal Mu1lt, Bernard pbv lor r e bt'~t cro~ Alfred (ian.s Pomeroy, won tbe mas Sayre won three tirsta 111 tbe 1 Krln.ke, lnatrumental; Jed Ptck firat wa.rd for tbe best ~nlor bull mt>lon jucl~ini ap J first placl!'& for ens, Custodian and WdmiEI Hen· M(l'tlbe S of 4-11 clubt reeelvmt calf Hiram Slawter Maddleport, apples went to George Genheim- derson, Clerk thamp101 ! gr1cultural awardt Rt. 1. sbOWt'd ~e best row over : er, two , llora~ Karr four ; Earl RoehM> Gr. . School w+!_re l;lrr ._ra r a:rand champion two .rears old and the Symmes Dean and Mrs Manda Eastman. Mauriie Ultt. PrLDrlpal , Cora datry cow Joyce Car,wn, J~r~)', Valley Farm of Pedro, 0 , exhipWebb· Sabrll Mormon Or H II Karen The1s11. Guernsey daii')'•C&t· Mrs Eastman won three otbtr Marg~ret Houclalbelt Ruth aT 1k, tie, Sonny SJawter, c,hampion bee-f Ued the . best jumor yearling he1fer ancl the best summer yeerhog ftrst place ribbons ror rru\t : er Edila Prke Ethel Job uc 1 calt le , Roger Rose, Sonn)l ,S,Iaw. beHru:. C. B Barnhart a~d SOJl , George Genhelrner, fouf, ..Borat.e c~nt;;c:ian; M~y v Eaate~~n : tEr and t:arJ ~altoft., 1howman· Coolville, Route 2 . won fu•sts l n Karr, one . and ·Mrs. Purley Karr, head tOOk and LovJe S re as~ Ship medab furnished by tht· ]three categories of ju,dging in two, for other fruit Mrs Eastm•n eoo k. M'e1es County Better Ll.vett.ock 1 ay · t the •Angus beer tattle f1e ld placed f1nt w1lh her display of j Syracut~ Gr_. $ch.ol Club; Karen Furbee"; champion Hobart Vi neyard a nd Son of farm , orchard and rarden produce 1 Lawrence Rose Principal · El- earden 1Piaque; James Woodyard Long Bottom , Route 2 , took the and hrst for the best d1a~lay or rna Loukl Elea~or Crow· Letha Wayne Roush and Roger Rot;e. lint five pieces with their sheep garden produre. Mrs Purley Ksrr : l4orrjs 'M~xine Wmgett ' Hllto'n tractor rodeo medalt fer placing In the Sh.rC!)Jhir~ bre . .ed and five placed f1r1t for the_.. besl "'di1play I Wolle. ' Jr, Marlene Fisher, Her- rtnt, . se<:ood and t~ird, re8'pect. ' d H t 1 of orchard crops shel Diddle Custodian Anna 1vely, . Sharon Atkms, poultr,y II t rs s were won b Y Re1 ar o · ' ehamp1on -and nou.,I!J_ Davtdson Sb.de tn the Corriedale breed Grace 0Jler, Head Cook and Elea- rope ex hibit · ' nor Wmgett, ASS1 Cook. Ronald Westhavl) of Rou te a.. I Lancaster, "took SIX first placd 1 Letart F•ll• Grade School Blue ribbon winners -modehng with his Dorsets w the she~p ~on Nease, Prin. Betty Rou8'h, vanous type! or clothing which judging and Jour Ilrsta' m swine Cblorus Gnmm, . Wavle Circle, they have made during lhe put judgang Florence C1rcle, Edeen Buck , Cia- Yt'.lr an the annual st.rl~ revue al· 1ra Rizer, St. Cl11ir Hill. CustodJan· so held thiS: 'Fnorning in ~onjuncMn. Dale Kau tz, Pomeroy , Star I Florence Hill, llead Cook ; and tion 'A'Ith the jumor fa.lr program Ro~te ; Earl Dean of Chester, ar,.d Vorothy Glenn, Asst. Cook mcluded Mrs. "anda L Eastl;Jlan, Pon:u~ro)', Southern Local Board of Etlu· Portl•nd GJ-acfe !ehool Route 1 won firsts with &heir cation Sleek, Paul Qeegle, toda)' Hubert Price Principal· Creed Lola· Ziegl'er Aleta Carpenter. earn entries in the judgint of released the cff1cial list of 66 Janes, Franees ' Footer, P~arl Er- Kalen Drake, Jenni!el LobJie, Met,. farm crypl and horticulture. Tho- teach~s . and emp~)'eeS: In tbe 1 vln, oran Dailey, Custodian, Esta lanie Brown, Sue Al)n Myers, K~· mas D. Sayre. Portland, Route 1 ~ schools 1n that dt~trict for tbe Jobnaon HoLUb Head Coo~ and MeChntock, Ann c.,letoq, Sand~:a. '\VOft I flril ir. nrain \tflth G~;crge forthcoming sehool Agnes Pri9f Aist Cook Well&. Bsrbara t":leland, Ruth Genheimer of ;.tear Pcmeft;ly win· Teachere and in the , ' · · Bailey, Janel Cai4WCI1, Ruth Ann nlp,g two first pt,ce blue ribbons Soutb,el'n Local Bps DRJV~S : Lawre~e Bee- Bro thers, Jcyre Carson, Loui~e In 'that category. Mrs . Carl Kautz R•chtt gle, Alb!i!rt HUl. Jr.. Edwa'td Bush Fisher, Sharon Ritchie, Patdda and Thomas Sayre won three firsts Charles D. I.:eRpy' Li!>J'~e. Vernon Nease, Blakeslee. Audrey Cunningham: lWi:derson, H~~.;told Proff)tt Myna Hoffman, Anna MJJrraY, Dallas }ltll, Delbert Smith, Clar- Vtrgima Johnson, Doru Wells. enCe ~ic~lihe , Gt,over Salser. Jr , Elaine St.l..o.ele, Lanna Tum,er, AOIIOIIII 2. PlUful , 23. 'J cilt .and .,Pe,~:nlce Levacy. Joyce Carson, Shelba HUI. Rachef ~- Nl!hl9,\0f ~\kiD ~rHawk, Dorothy Clrtle, Vick1e 3. Capital .,. •-C.~~ Ciark, Helen Kay Bi rr, Miriam t.To.Wer (l:ur.J .10. Man'• Smith, Judy GMilion. Wanda TarlMl'H ~- TtfP JO. :Mlite a.~e kelt, Linda Hubbard; Janet Vine. {(o.,tlnued llrom ~... One) (Scot.) entrance. yard. mately 125 persons now, hope t.,o e . Girl'a ~ben .. ot Yvonne Damewood , Donna Htll· double their plant and payroll 111 l!zar<la name doff, Jud y Proffitt, Nadme Roush . .i a year and triple 1t in (ivc years IS.Urht 1. ExUnct Martha Parker, Barbara Smuh , j He stressed the fact that 75% or Ca npt.U• rolyn Woodrum, Rebecca Dye, JP..et a. SlHop 1 the company men were makm,g Sharqn Atkins Janet Ca'tpenter, li.Coln t. Bucket. lheir homes in WeSt Vtrginia but Mmada Murray, Jud y Cray, Jan(Swed.) U.Sow t said that the r est were m Oh 10 and ICe Teaford, Sharon Boso and l'l'. ArUele l&i. Exploalve that their salaries Wt're spt·nt thro· Rose Greenlees IIP'r.) Ul. Mountain ughout the area pass ~ • n.li:ne~osed In abo>: 20.lCalfer Mr. Pearson explai ned the three 11. Pltrce 22. 1\Qpon. 1 divis ions of the Ce1e ne~ e torp-or· 1 2f. 1\oJQan dent (law) atlon . the textile, the plashes and (Continued From One) 1 P,..ent the chemteal. PlantS are locatcd-m cr S D1rect also cwned ~ by Sid· ".Hutened ~ Geo-rgia V1rgmu:t. South Carolm ... ney Spencer was third m the ~T. ii~u ~~~.-­ V1rginaa , New JerS{'y and f1rst heat and Bettina owned by I \vest CFr.) 1'exb s. MrS. Harold Byers of Columbus Jt, v,.etable :J'be firs~ chemtcal plant or the was third 1n the second heat. ~ (pl.) company was 1n Texas where they 31. Vahle converted natul'al gas mto chem as. Bret.~t­ icals such as acetone ~nd acctll ac1d. Plastici.zer.s-whu:h are user! ii&-'J I ntcknamt to make plastit.s pliable, arc an 'I , 3'1. Lubrlcat• impor.tant part of compa ny's prod· ,, 18. l'lowerlh' uets •nd Mr. Pearson d!Sp ) aye~ a ' number or the1r products I, The tacl that some of these are me4ari · flame repellent makes them mo re I < • doLly I :valu,able and th1s was first used 1 AI, 10&. !!, COIUIIgl, OHIO , ,, f.&, Laymen. j to !1rpproof doll·\\"lgs fhe1r new 45. trrttate I ,..,-------, \ eSt produ ct IS Cellulube WlliCh I S "'Part• of c~, ou• ih·· ad ~w ·as ef(ectiVe a lubrtcrmt as oi1 but 1 FREE GATE ADMIJSION ~ is fi:re-r es 1sta nt- wh1ch preven ts 1 M1111111ng on• r01.11h IKIWtol ogtl l ~~:orr• , many IIJ SA.liters He announced thai 'tr. QUantity on ffodo;.y, A¥111!11 23 Oflly J 1 Oood1n11 Mulwoy 1idt pfitfl 1the U S. Nnv;v 1S using one or of, p&P"< I rtductd lfnlll 7 p m. I ' --.lllev.., 1 their pl'oducls m the llrc-reautanl field, , " ' · ' -(poet.) 1 I , I I DQWN :t DON'T MISS TMI!I ATI, IACTIOII c6aJ.ta~, which Is fou nd m Jar~ l l. Y•'"\l , quantittes tn th1s area o! indus· nHtlll$111 IM'III POID 1H0W 'IW&rili< - ._, {I luft. thr.~1h Thn.- Ote~Mftlt"' 1 I tra1l pht.niJi, is the bam fQr one o(; 1flI GUHI.IIIOICI'' .won DillON. a.r. DAILy Clll'l"l''QUOTE how work It: , their most important di.seovcrtes o~i 11 .., nN TIN .,11 IUJn, rn. AXY!ILB ,~· J!.X~ , ~ Cresylte acid ~ an Important addi & Itt • .,.lt• W<Nlll o.... , ••• ,~~~, ·I Ia L 0 1f (IF JC L L 0 "' ~ ·, tion-.to their other products Mr. Coftt.t 100eo In O....llttollll one ltt.ie.~ 1lmpJy llf.nd• rortpother. In' thll 'aamplt ,._ 11 patc1 Pearson ended hu tall{. with a tl, MP.U't au,''" J 111:x., NEI 1 tor tha thtee L'a. .x tor tae two o·,s. etc. ) S~e lettera, qoa. complimcn.t to this trl-county area hM•. f•llllllod liN! ...., ,d. l I trephe .. the lenrth and formatiOn ot the worda an f1l hfltta. I wber~ be w1U make h1s hbme al 1 t.•.-ctil 1•v• ' l:leb day 11M' code let~ are ~·~t. ·· \ I Point Pleasan~. 1 I W•h• TOtAl' ,., .....,.,.. ""'A meeting of the Board of Dir1 u .so •"' U, D• .....," ......_ A O.,loJ- Qaotolloo . ectors is sche~ulcd fol' Monday at ~-~ ' M•upr, 0111 ' lr.te '" 1",.wndl, 'I..__ _ C.l•*'''' the home _ _Ohllo _ .,. ____ _ V 0-PZII: DVIW R WC)C QR li!O)"U -:::---':;----:: .:...- _ -- - - · - - Cattle Jud'l'ng , -- ..,r I r I p •d E • h M ~~·;:~~.k:: [O"~s ~~ res1 ent 1sen ower ay Call p"'""' I Con!ress,To 28th Session 1:&- QlilCK SF.HVlCE (In Wlteh 1 FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS LEHs. WANT ADS Ooud c1... Used .\ UTO S.\LE~ 1 cutld JWl~~· one lll,.U · .:. ruo n. MUITJilll'Jm charge 5lk I'! wor for •u .,e CQnsecu ve 1nser ons. !pedal - '. ., OnEt mort:h for 25 eent.a per word. ~o7'T:iw and Soetlal Notices of Events $100 ~Qbllahed at 1 eent oer word. I ______ _ --4 .'¥-lltl Full rate ol2 eenta per word will be eonrgcd lor ndvert,lng 11 aol,.td for before the Hhn of each month followtnfi: \nSt"rtwn l"lnr• io Advertiaina-ShouJd be reporte d lmmed!att.'ly The n.tiJ' kntinel ~iU not be respoDJibJe for moJOe than one lncor- .. I Obltuart.!l READY MIXED coN c RET E I I ~~~~~~~~·------~=-~== (1) Notices 4-,-.-oo-,- t-,o-11 ,; - 3 :::-.-". - , -ard-,.•-;::--Hladc!UIIrhf'l for lamJ~Jnlte Luggo~.g11- Lane Cedar •::htatl - LAU Window Fans- ,. PrlaJda~re ( 16) For Rent or Sole =::==----~-­ For Rent Ex:Lenslon t:.adden, Scaf• .Jld hJarcb, Drop Cloths Chnton y; ~ her, M1ddleport Phone 6265-X. 11 1 U 1956 Butrk V8 Century, $2 ,51l5 2 dr Hard Top. TradC·In frOI•l satisfied Bmrk owner on new BUick. Dynaflow dnve Blaett nan, Pomeroy B· t6-f:llc ' and WASHED $:15 on w r 111 H.th at App l<! Grovf' S1r. Aa·l \\- hN ler 8_15 :!tr Refrigerators. ...., Fumlture, Mldcll.,ort, Ohl• t 29 ll (8) Auto Soles (17) SAND & GRAVEL Phone 6393 GOEGlEIN ' GRAVEL CO. HelpWonted -:::-~- ntH'k Dt IVN for Milk H11ullng ConiM·t Bnb Tru~sell Lung Bottom Ohu1 8 16 3tc Wanted 1~ Lon Ptckup . $79!'1 Nearly new paint JOh Not a Immediat e GJr! ltl ur ovrr for temp or:~ry h1•l;:> Wilh gl•ncr:J I flaw :>r blcm1sh! Blaettnar~. houscwurk. b<~hy •,ittmg, rat Pomer<~y B 16·61 c of two :-. m,JI I fht ld t'cll L1v1 Ln 1~ Burcks as low al!i $895. Ftw or out Phone 2-11 816-0tr fin e cars, trade m frorn sa tis :'1ed owncn 8\aettnaJ ll, Pomc Inside anrl Outwle House PaintIng , chlm twy and roof work of roy B 16-6tc all kmd s also uHpentcr v.ork. 1954 Pontiac B Star Chief $l 395 Free... eshmates :w year!! ex per· i••nce ncaSIJnab]p prices Ca)! Conv. ('pe. L1ke new h gh t blue ftnn;h Y.llh new blue lop, an1\ Pom eroy ~114 ,; (} T2 l ~tp all leath('r sc!l!S HydramuL•r· --,--::--- -. drive He ally sharp lou)u ng WANTEO 1' 1\HRlt-: R- Gtrl nr boy BlacthJArs, Pomeroy. 8l!J·6lc for Rutl.1nd Houtr. Contad The - -----~- Dt~~l y Sl'nll nel 8 l :l If 19~ZBulck ~ :iS low as $695 l h utcc of f1ve good · cars. Bl:u~ ttnar ,r;, Middll:' Agr•d Y.OffiUII Wh'l nel"d S Pomeroy. B·16-6t c home lo be r·ompilll!On for mtddle-a g:ed lady Wnle P 0 19M Olds Super "88" $2,49~ 2 box 45 , Pomeruy, Oh10. S.8-12t p dr. Hard Top l'ower s lel"rmg Middleport . __--·· r 1983 GM C - .. ' - . and brakes H y~ra mattc dnve A fine automobt le. Blaettnars , ,Pomeroy. 8 16 6Lc (8bl Autc.!>ervices -- -- - ::-:------::-. ,1. 1L liAWLll'IGS SONS CU. - 2t I -X. bour tllru-ker Day Senlce. Phone 6221 Nl.,n Phone DODGE - PLYMOUTH 11&\LUS 3 6 II (91 For Soie 6 room hou11e and bath, onr: mlle north or Chester on Rl 7 Run- ( 181 Employment Wonted TU-24688. 1-29! . GaAVELY 'ln.ACTOR iU.£a aorl Service. R. A. FWaw, tU1 llaln St., Pomeroy. ~ 7·24-:u,.• One used Crwley t!:lt!ctrlc Range In excellent condition W1ll sell cheap . Call or sec Gcorgr Cummins, Letart Falls, ~4tl2. .. Phom· 8· 13 ·1U ~ two plere Living Room Suitt'. One Day Bed, very reasonahl1• Frank Amos. Athe ns Road , op poK!le John Frick:! . Phone B51J 8-14-Stp -- ----:---:::-- ·-·47 Vord VB Z- Furd Tran.li mls~lon 5- 600xl6 t1rcs ot F'ord wh~b. Alfred Yeau.u:er Phone 838Y . 8·l.C-6tp --- - -- tomatoq large, Pink Ml!xlcam;, non-acla. Second Hou.'le EMil from srhool house Wm. Holmes, Syracuer, Ohto U 8-13-tf -- - . i -: - - :-:- -. == l~onlcl 'coll·R~t~~J Spotted- ~. H>.:""!' ·• I two year old Marc: 1 ~ y(lat old ;eldlna. Paul Orr, BaHhan , 0 rttune 3002. 8-16 9tr *'.; ... ., ~ ...,._. ..... ,...........__. -- ------ '19) · Business wel'k tim e [ood "I up a Poke''. account~ to chain stores dun e i lorcs theate rs o~.lnvc-tns taverns drugstores school§, crmeesslnns l'lc. No Selling accounts cstn hlished by company . Pcr m:me nl budness guur11n tet>d tn comr l Jn limited posstblllhes YotJ sc r v· lee ac co unts at VOtlr <"un ~c n i~nCC. SJQ[)O to $3000 C<l~ h re l[Uired "Fullv Sf'{'Ured" Jn vcstmc~t dt•pctHI,e; on qze or territory you wish to start with Complete uss1stunee for unllmlt· t'!\ CXPIIII SWil F'Of loi'H I ltllet vtcw and dcl1uls., g1vc phone number. wntc DIXIE PIWVIS ION COM PANY 1226 BULL S1REE'J', CO LUMBIA . S (' (Rl 17 ltc 1n For Hire! "By the Hour •• Contrad" eGradlnl A Dlteh Diigina VIRGIL WAMSllllY (20)Buslness Servir:es l I Wonted To Buv Good usfd tewlnji machine. l'hOnl" CU!llom Butlt Khcht'n Kit c h e n~ dl'JdJZ ncd for you1· home Fre~ t~hmatos. fo'orem an & Abbott. Phone 6284· 'i 8·6-t! ------- Rtclne Mat or eontaet Marilyn Cleland Taylor. 8-16-3tc steady Mix Conc,.te, w.. hect land and ur•v•l. Phon. 6393. 8 l4 ·4~c 2 Ct J bedroom houte In Molgs COUn.tJ, either village or rurd RADIO • l 'lt:IJIVJSION S~RVIC&. Phon• lJO, Cleland Appliance 8 l7 3tc Store, l.ut W. llaln St •• PolWI'or u""a""tu-rn"'l"'•"""---..,t:7be-:d-:r.. -m=' 'l-2'1-tf ltoute in Potn61'0Y or Middle· - · LOCV~ CONCR&port. Phone 2·M. 8·13-fite a B IIWT' --- 1121 Wonted to Rent i .... -.uucl ~ltw PerL.,... . ' IITIO.WI . . --'--C... 115 L ...""" ~. - • ll ".,.,.,c ottfe ~ at. sa. C•~"~ "'m. o........ Rodney Downing 11\'~URANCE AGENCY Plra, Autamobll•, Healtlil ACCIDIN,Lih, Catu.tlty end _.... Reo I Estate Btabr· • l~ .• r";GJJ\'1- 2Ii ye..rs ~x 1 .eTJcnC'e Frel" eo;'! matell L. V RclslnJ •r, Rach • Box 124. Ohio. 7 !'1-1 ' •Truck Loading Equipment eBack-Hoe Servoco 1 Jeney, 1 Guernsey, 4 Hoi· •Dump Truck Service ateln1. ALL trom C O.B.A Sire.a Phone Cbeahlre 7·7"1 Two lre•b now, rctt !OOn Don 'Ii:='"'==""==~ Anderaon, Rutland, Ohio ' Bt~fllp (I Fire _ Au.floma leo Boorls. PhOile Ul&.X ~~~ - - - --- - COMPLETE lnsuranet- ProtectloD, L1fe, 1\utc.•. Fire, Polio CA.IJ Dor ~1111, .Mifldle;..Mt, Ohio. - - - - - - -- llU W'AkD 8 5 12t c v • ~ERS FOR SALE: - Middle~. - Reidclprl .... TIRMITES EXTERMINATID jol\d Maple Chest . 4 drawers, l For rrt•e lnspt"ctton phone 383·M, (itlmore Su pply Stor(', Pomeroy deak drawer , very ~oud condl· All work ~o:uarllnti· NI Jo' ully Intlon $1~ New Haven, W. V:.~ . sured Vnu~ hlin's tnd m tnal and Uon $1~ Jam es E tlaugel'h' R('sidrt.~ ial 1'erm1le control SerNew Havr.n, W Va TU 2454~ vice, St Marys, W Va 7 2~ tf 8-16-3te ·~ : ~~ ltv~na~ry S Truman. the nommahon for &arne.&i.ml)fOilt JuU:W --;-- lhc 1948 Dcmocrat:c - ------- Wan :{•d- PAPEH 1,141 for-Rent 1 GRUESER BLOCK CO. s.l 2 loom lnd bath furnished lp&rtmetal Phone IU28-X. -lolN!e • 1 Mfllt ,..,..._of hiM"' --------~- Prestdeot Eisenhower I s threat· cmng to make it 28 Etsenhower says he Will cal l congress back to Washmgton lhts fall If 1t adJourns 1ts present sesI Sion Without voting what he C"Onslders an odequale amount of money to ru n the foreign aid program The house 1gnor ed t bc threat and cut the program another BOO m111ion dollars The Senate was expected to restore only a small part of th e cut 'Arllcle 11. Sertwn 3 or the const1tut1on provides that the pres1de nt " may, on cxtraordman occasions, convene both houses ol congress or either o! them" In speetal sesswn Eisenhower apparently rech that fallu..re to get what he wants on forei gn aid would ;!ive riSe to an "cx.traordmary occ::.s10n." In the past, presidents have anri.o,mccd their mten tions to call a s peclal sess1on under varymg and dramati c cond1hons Woodrow Wilson d1d so in 1919 w1th a cable from the Part,<; peace ron fcrence, summomnc congress to legislate agamsl the lugh cost of (2Q 8) -. nSUrQ - Paintlnjt;, int erior and exteriOr Awlll Pblc now nate!! reason· able. llumer Bralt•y, Ph one 331-Y nln.ll water natural gas In house SUPERVISOR and big garden. l'all Yukon Man or Woman earn $20ll a rl-2Z32. A. V Ca rter 8 17 6tc and up spa re limr> full more Servicin g pacb~.:t'fl tOR SALE - Apple! . N.- Jl a Trarlt• Mark new >;C IHfl l 10n vcn Orrhard, New Haven Phon •.' '• -- - ----- .. WASHJNGTON UP- Pre.s1dent havl'! called congr%5 Into special sess10n on 27 "cxtraordmary oecastons" 1n the natiOn's ht story MfTROPOLIT AN RATES ...,· ~.,, . u ear. All Makes and Modell PI'IONE 398 ' ,. I' !-3-u In MIDDLI!PORT, OHIO 61:t6.M PHONIS - - -(21.) Real 6alf -~ - - - ·~ Estate For Sale 01 rent ~.:ig h t r~~ house MirldkporL Phone 6075J R-14-3lc - -- ----- Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE Bids" w1ll now b e retciverl by t he undenlgncd on the home (or· mcrly own~rt Ji'y Dora M Bearhs In Kerr.'! Run, Poml:lroy, Ohio Property apprai;;N:I at $1.000 00 and cannot be ~old for less than appraised prico, subject to the approvnl of the Probate court of Mclg!i Cour.· 1 1t1 acceptin g president ~~ nalional eon ventlon. announ ced he woulrl call confi:res.s back to check Inflation and ml"cl the housmg shortage Juhtt Adams was the f1rst pre sJdcut tu usc h 1s .!ipec 1al se.;;.SJon powN On ~!ay 15, 1797, he call ed Cungress to sus pend d1ploma tic relatwn s with France at n ume Lhe Umtcrl Sta!(•s was nea1 cpen war with that country Wilson ~m et Franklin D Roose vclt hold lhc Utlc fnr the most speeial session& called three each I.., addition to Lh e 1919 sum mons , Wilson ca lled Congres.li mto session 1n 1913 to :;e l up the federa l reserve systt•rn and tn 1917 to declare w .. r agains t Germany nooscvclt caller\ a spec1a l ses· ston tn 1933 to fight the depres .-;ion, 111 Hl::17 to cnn ct .soc1al re· form. wages and hours a nd crop control laws, and tn 1939 to repeal the arms cm~rgo . The cost to to'aby's taxpayers for a spcc1od gcsslon would run about $500,000. Thr main costs would be the tr ave l allowances to the lawmakers- 20 cents a mtlc for a round· tr(p ttc ket to anrl from the tr homes-a nd the cost of pnnt1ng the {'ongress10nal record at $77 11t page 'l'he travel eost wou lrl amo1tnt lo bl•t wccn $40.000 and $45,000 for the 96 scno~~tor11 and abuu.t $180.000 for the 435 represent::. tlvcs. The senators and congressmen are paid their salaries on a yea r· ly basis and would recei ve no addlt1onal compensntirm for an Hugh Bcarh!l LE!.AL NOTICI Bids w1ll te recen"Cd hy the un· dersigned for the 11ale of house [lnd other property owned by Dora Romine In Dexter. Ohio Property apprsi!led al $6,800.00 Undersign· ed will sell same to the highest bidder at a pmc whl<'h must be Cueltltl' ~ultj I I buye~UCKLER Prefer BOX 229 WE BUY on a highway . . - - -- MT.OLIV~ ., on I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Caah ReALTY PMONI tot.Y .... Hartford News .... ........... . AFTER . - YOU SAY A~•hentlc ••••~ American I herrybrook SORRY ~r~-~-~..~·~~~~~~~~~""~-;'"~~,.~· I I -- , I Teachers · N.amed ' ,For commg • year I II n.1Pth DAILY CROSSWORD j Rotary Speaker ...... ' I Harness Racing I .... :o;;;o:s(miN;t;icol!ls -;oui01 riO¢ l au;,!tcal).fjiU~t l"YOUTH DAY" I ! 1 J a.M...,. ·~ ' I ,. I I 1'• .,ij;W,RK -WOZXUI. I ·* I I I* * t I' 1 1 V XRJC 0!\ZZ ; Xll ' OnP- \ · Y....rd"J'I Ceyploquo.. l WJI JU¥ .., fJCI\ioN~'l DIPJFII:A.'I:i:D. BUT OUR PRIN~ ~~ .... W~ CAIUUSO}I'. ' Dfll,rlb':'t.cl -.7 .... ., , ""· r.to-"' ~~~IC"'. LOOK, NO HANDS , 1 1 In the woode~ ranges of hllh SIOUX FALLS, D.-Citizens surrounding Bainbridge , Ohlil s. I rushed to help when they saw two cars collide In the middle of a street here. However, it turned out to be two drlverles~ aut(). mobUer. ' are a number of little seUlemt.'nts bearing sucb names as Potts Hill, Pancake Hollow, Knoek·ent Shlf, Bumrd'a Roost, c ro.u-eyed Henry Holler. l'fi4N~ ' Personal Liability Insurance Protects Yau • • At Low Cost L.!t One Of These ' mentfJers of .As AMERICAN " cherry pie ie this K.liag group iu S 0 LID The htslrranc:e Agents Assac:lation Dew native tberry. COmbine eitber traditional or modem aeceaeoriet with tbia , early American deei~ lo' Clelte a btautifuJ., distinctive room. ' ef Meigt County Tbe richly pained oolid cherry Ia in a delight• , CRERRYBl\00.1. it fiairbed. ful new color ••• Fiddletone. Founeen l1eparate finiabiag operatloDs briag Out alf the natural beauty of tbe eolid woo-1. And pnl)' SOLID:if<;od ean gl•• you all tbe ~alitiea yOu 6od ~a thia ~u· theutic early American deup:. Lav11h apP.ointmentl, 1eueroua tile, and olialled cabiaetmokillfl identify the CloRIIl'JIROOI< poup •• ....lly fine fu..., ·Ditun. The atjlia§ and color are i' keepillg with tOday·• decontiv• tNa.d. Co111e io and tee CBUJ!iYBitOOJt •ooa. I\LIH0M,I.tolf&-M4Mt , ·IMII~V • a.toll~.tollf .. BAKER . . FURNITURE . ' ' . On fbe Br'P'!H& Come~ . ' In• Middleport . Check With You . ' - V. ll. EDWARDS, INS. •.... . .. .•. Pb 35-X, Po!Deroy, . • WARNEJI..IHLE, INS~ ....•...... rh. IR:X, POmeroy ' G t:. REUTER, INS . .. .......... Ph. 425-X, Pomeroy ' ' • ; I ' ' ~ARNES.SI~&ON, INS .. , ... pb. e!lS·X, Mlddltll""' OOW~G, 1NS•..• , . , .,. ,•• rh._1136-M, Mld!IJeport 11qBSTETTER, IN~••...• / .•.•.•• •.. ' Ph. 232, Jlomeror : DAVJS-WARNER, INS.... . .... ·. Ph. 336-X, Pomeray (8) 17 3te~ ·. • I c U:~)>s You moy ,stHI hove to-pay_damages for juries suff.ered In accidents on your property'. LIL A)INI!R sout_hern. Lo--cal l 6-r!\f.ING • I to YOU'RE ProiNt• Court, ~lot County, Ohio Noliee i~ hereby given tl~nl the followina Accounts have been filed m said Court (or 1ett,l.ement and that the same will be heard on Wednctday the 18th day September, 19~7 . to w1t. First and lln.al !Iecount of Cush Johnston, ex.eeutor of the estate of Fred S. John&ton,' decease d First and final account ol Dana R Hamm, exectrlx of the rstate of Gusla•·c W. Hamm, rleceasc!l First and final account of Rob· approved br the Probate Court of Meigs County, Ohio. This home II located m the ccmntry and 'h worth several times the appraised price. SYBIL EBERSBACH ert Coals, admlnhlrator or the Executrix eRtatc of Stell& Hoffman, deceased Pomeroy, Ohio All persons' Interested arc re(8) 10, 13, 14. 11', 16, 17; 6te quired to attend such !ettlf'mnt and make objeeho'ns thereto, It any they have. An~ prson mtcrcsled may file written exceptions tn. said Ar.· POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame counts, or nny Item thereof. five bungalow wilh bath, liardwood day! prior to hcarin.~~:. and at that floors ba ~ ,.menl. gas furnace time further time may be allowed rrat, storm wtnodw!' and doors. for uuse, to file such excc pllons In A· l conditiOn at the very • John C 8aeon reasonable pme or $6~ .00. Probate Judge POMIROY - !i-room frame Wllh (8) 17, ltc new bath , furnace heat, level lot. $4WO op NOTICI 0~ APPOINTMENT POMRRo-Y Uuplcx 4 rooms latat. of ldward King, I>Nntld and bath down, fi rooms and NoU.ce Is hereby giv~n that Ed bath up Separa te entrances and ith E King, who5e Po!\ Office- ad· uhllty meters Hot water heating dreu Is Star Route, Chester, Ohio. full bn!lcment w1th laundr:v [a· ha1 been duly appointed Executrix cilltles d ouble garage, Conv'en. of the Estate of Edward Ktng , de· lent $10 609 00 ceased, late of Chester Towns hip , SYN.ACUSI - l ·room house with Meigs County, Ohio. bath , hot atr heating, garage, Dated thil29th day of July, 1957 3 room house and ~ room hQute John C. Bacon for rentals. Nile 'lot 135xl" J'udge of tho Probate Court with 2 .story broiler house. RlMeigs County, Ohio Ytr fronh(l:A Jnt about 300' by (8) 3,10, 17) 3te 100', Tota' prlee $12,00000. · WANTID- Goo d r.. m wtth aood ~et of Attractive buildlnga, mod· rnt.UCfUftAL I •• AMI orn home About tOO acre11. ICUP ~I.ON- MITALl Mn Ke nneth Ktmc.-; Pvt Hubert Pa 1 1 tr~o n of the U. s Arm y~:. s pend lnll a rurl ough w1Lh hts pi!rents, Mr and :-o1n. Sheldon Patterson Mus Mdd1ed C h~:~pm a n has been .spendlllg thr pa~t werk at the Baptist Camp at Cowan W Va Mr iilnd Mrs Harr) Crump , Mrl' John Galloway and Johnnte Sayre of Hender~on wert- guests. of :vir. and Mrs J M Crump Sunday Stanford Powell has been cunfmt!q to h1s home due to illness Theis Falls Out Of Race For QR Slot At State NOTICE SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS Adfllinlstrator (8) 10, 13, 14, U , lfl, 17, Ht c Mormon, a p1oneer settler or Ma· &On County , coming here :n the e~ly days of the county , and marr1ed Ca<herme Lemnter. a member of another p10neer famll) of the counly and reared a lara~e family Qf r tuldren whose descen ~xlra session. Their staff :udes •A are ,, 0 '"" scattered over a nori.hwest bwn of the Smith home an.., and the committee staffs also re- ln Hartford. large portiOn of the United Stales ce1ve no extra compcn:~atwn from New England to California But the Senate and How;e The af~ernoon wall spent infor· •Jamell M Crump IS president of pages would he recalll'd and their mally and following the opening the organu:ation. salanes would be an added cost of the many gifts, refreshments So would be the aa l.aries of a fe-w were ~:cerved to Miss Foley, Mrs. PICNh; Senate a nd Hou se doorkee-pers Charles Holzer, Mn. l'derrUt John· l\trs Donald A Smtlh entertam who are let off at the end ()f son of GallipoliS, Mrs S. C. Wll· ed wtth a picnic supper Sunday each se~s •on helm , Mrs Donald Happensett, evemng Guests were Dr. C. W Upkeep 011 1.he House and Sen- Mrs A. L. Ross1ter , Mrs. Milton Petty, Mr and Mrs. A B. Gmden ale- healmg, ele:iJ,nclly police, M1ller, M'ts Mfry Leftwich, Mrs o[ Atlanta. Ga , MillS Betty Barrey , and so on-eosts the same wheth- Wllliam Heslop, pt Pleasant, Mrs. Fred Rtley, Pl Pleasant, Mrs Hu· er congress 1s 10 sesston or not Paul Nease, Mrs . Ray Pro!f1tt, Mrs'. gc Jl!hling and Mr. and Mrs A. • Spetial sessions last as Jon~ as L. J . Ruttenrutter, Mrs Donald K. lkCiung. It lakes congress to, dispose o( the Fogl esong Mrs. Nalon Swackham· COUNCIL MEETING COLU)t'BUS UP - L) 11 Theis& The regular monthly meeting of matter the prP~~Idenl puts h~fore er, Mrs Clyoe Foley, Ma..son; Mrs. 1t. The longest on record ts one A. B Woodrum, Clifton;\ Mrs. L . the Town Counrll of Hartford was cand1dae for the Ob.to Sta te Unicaller! bY William Henry Harrison C. Roush, Kaylong; Mrs. Mark held in the MayOr's office Tuesday versity quarterback slot thl~ fall, to repa1r the nation's fmanc.es Ward, M'rs'. Mrs. J. V. McGrew, evemng with the !ollow~ng mem· said today he would not report for and reve nue . Mrs: A D Hume, Mrs Hlll'l')' L. bera present: Mayor O'Neil Quil· practice thts year due to a knee ' Dyer, Mrs A. G Mehlmen, Mrs. lm; Recorder James M. Crump; IIIJUry lt began May 31. 1841 and ran F (\ B t y Mn R F Bryant Mrs eounci!men Harry Gnmm, L W. That left Andy Okulovlch, Clevefor 269 days. Be!o:e lhe ses.s10n 'Philhp ~ipert Mrs.' Paul Scally, GJbllts John Berringer and Billy land and Prank Kremblas, Akron. began, Harr1son d!Cd a 1d John MISS Goldye Hart, Mrs. Lloyd Ftelds. . the iwo top ch01cc!i for the sag.nal' T.> lcr became P!'CSidenL !Roush, Miss carol Roush, Mrs. The meeting was caUed tc order calhng pOSition The shortest extra sesston was Ronald Karr, Mr and Mrs. Burrell at 7.30 b)' the Mayor and mjnutes Obio Stale Coach Woody Hayea one called by Franklin Pierce tn Dawson ; Mrs Vernon Grinstead, or the last meeting were read and said he would use TbeiSli as a stU· • 1856 lo make adequate appropr1a· Mrs. 'George McKnight, Mrs. Otto approved. dent coach. tlom f~r th~ Army to f1 ght ~In- Grimm , Mr!l Donald F Roush, The principal business concerned clta n tnbes m the west. It las ed Mrs. 8 R. Vance, Mrs. Edwin estimate of the Levy f-or tbe ensuO'CONNELL STRONG ror 10 days. Stein, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs Her· Ing year and two eommunicatlons HffiAM, 0 UP Tommy man Layne, Miss Lelah Jane Pow· were reaJ one about a bridge O'Connell strengtheAed hiS posi· ell, Mrs. J . L. Stewart, Mrs. Wil- needing repair and the other from tlon as the leadmg candidate for liam Gibbs, all of New Haven ; the State Roo::d Compdssloner rela- the quarterback spot on the r~ !cve­ By Mary Pleru Mrs. Jacob Phillips, MrS. Earl Hoff tive to sidewalks in the town The land Browns- Friday- with turMr and Mrs C hai le} Pr•cc man Mrs Hugo Juhling, Mr¥. N. recorder was directed to answer pnsing accuracy with the long spen t a week m Bcntvtlle, 0 0 Wem , Mrs Emil Kinght, Mrs. the letter from the Commissioner passes. • wath their daughler and son ·l:l- A. Ke1th McClung, Mrs. Earl Fields Complaints having been made to law, Mr 1and Mrs Nat e Pecc Mrs. William Powell, Mrs WiJ- the council about s.peedmg and EXPENSIVI TRANCE Mr ami Mr.li Bob Van Meter iam McKmgrt, Mrs. Mary Aumil· parking on the grass near the post SYRACUSE, N' Y, UUP - Mn. and children. PorllnnC, ~pent an lcr, Mrs Jamr" McKnight, Mr.l!l. office a motton was adopted dir- Golia ~t Odom told police she a)w evenmg with Mr and :-.t rs L. D Rutter Kmght, Mrs. Earl Dean ecting the Reenrder to post not!ce lowed a door-to door female for· Pierce Knigh t Miss Bessie Jenkins, .Mrs on the post office that cars exceed· tune teller Lo put her m a trance. Mr an d Mrs Rodne y p 1ercr Harry Grimm, Mrs. George James, mg the l!i mtle s.peed limtt of the When she ca me out of tt th6 for· rand sons ,sperft f''rufa y f\ta'llt Mrs J H. Smith Jr , Mn. Arthur town and parking o r running over tune teller was gone, and so were With Mr and Mrs Olon Pierce of Wayland, Miss Esther · McKmght, grass wc..uld result In arrest o( the $25 tn cash $125 In jewelry ~nd M r~r Ehza beth Grueser, Mrs drivers and fiaes . \'furraysv!lle, w Va SIX new bedsheets worth $36 . James M. Crump Mr and Mrs T A motion was made and adopted Mrs Evel yn Wh1 te of Co ~ u m W Kcll Mr and Mrs. Edward Kell BAIT CLIMBS TREE bus spent a week w1t1h Mr and Miss Esler McKnight and Mr. and to bave aU blll!l oweing by the town p:lid. CLARKSVILLE, Tenn . UP Mrs Denver Curt1.~ Mr.s C h nrle~ Smith, Larn"y Curtts ~~ •pendmf( a d Mrs Molle Hampton's uncle balr-. week Wlth his mother, :Mrs. Ruth The marriage or Mtss Foley an PERSONALS ed a h~bing line with a frog and E njoymg · · Mr McClun g will he ari event o[ Lo ng, Waldo, 0 a p11.:r. 1c: at t'ne Gra- left It 1n the nver over mght. Mr 11nd Mrs Roy Bu~h ltactnc Aug us t 17 al half after four in the '-uam b each recen tly were Mr and The next mormn g when he check· •pent Wednesday w1lh Mr and afternoon at the Christ ,Episcopal ••• m_.s. Ear1 I''le ld s and Toney, P•te · cd the lme he fcund the frog Church in Potnt Pleasant. Mrs Wtllar£! Pigott Ph en o n d < "' usa n Mr and Mr• perched high m a tree - tbe hook Youi! Gilliland and chlldren, Mr stlll 1n h1m Ch ar Ienc ann• Rat h e 1 I' 1go tt arc MORRISON REUNION and Mr.l!l. Roney Fields and ch1l· v Isltmg their gran d parents, 'Mr The Murrl!Wn Clan will a.s.'!~m]lle Mrs Rob~rt Rawlings and sou, and Mrs Roy Bush . Sunday August 25 at Lhe home of ctr;~~ Thorr.•. s Kimes-, who has Craig, who have spent the past Mr and Mrs. Rob~~rt Barton of Mr and Mrs Robert Sumnei been , stationed at Camp Jackson, week v1s1tlng Mr and Mr.s Robert Ma nella spe nt Saturday nt~h l the hill back of Henderson, where s. Army Ia ~pendmg a furlough Jay In Co lumbu s, r.eturncd home Wl lh Haz~l J ohnson and VcrgiC a most beautiful v1ew of the Great here with las ~arent5, "Mr.• an~ Friday mghL Kanawha River can be seen. I ~;;;:;;;;;;~:;;2~;;;;~~;,.;~/'F;;;;"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;.;·;;; -;,!;;;;;; 1 Pigoll All folks connected w1th this It • family Ill anyway are cordially In· Jlllled to attend and brmg their By VIrginia Carf•ton fr1ends witl-t them 'I hh reur.10n is held annuaUy SHOWER Mlss Sandra Bond Foley, brirle· by Lhe desre nda~t.s of Clement Legal Notice ty, Ohio elect oi Alexander Keith M<!Ciung 1Jr wa:~ honoree at a mHiceUaneou! shower, Saturday afternoon, A_ugust 19 Mrs Donald sm1th and Mrs. ust 19: Mrs Donald Smith and Mrs Thurl Stone were hostesses. The • uuts were entertained on the , - ""-·- --- �.... __. __ ___ .......... , / - ..... . ....... -·.... ...... .. . -. . - I ~ ' ' Mr and Mrs Harry S..ddler of Btldge-port amvcd Friday for a week end vult wllh Mn William Baxter and Mr and Mra Bentz Wolfe Mrs C L Arnold Athelli Roed ~:~pe nt several days Vl!U,ing he,._... dauahter Mrs Hobert R1ch ards and famlly 1n fialfipolu anti another daug hter Mt s Charjes Elhott <~nd fam1ly tn Charleston Mrs Mae Young ts vl.!lltlng Mrs Arnold now ~ .... ' • • . .,..... .... ... . 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0, Aug 17, 19S7 ----------~-- rtng1 1rr1ved Fnday for a vl511 With h.er parent.s Mr and Mr~ Griff Russell, Bradbtu'y, where her sister Mrs K T Wajner, 1nd chLldrtn K.antl and Tommy York Poa are also vls1Ung Mr and Mrs E L Hughes cele brated the1r forty..first weddmg anntversary qu1ctly Thunrta:,. wtth dmner at Crows Stt"o:~ k House Their dau11hte r Mrs Chlford Ow en and faa:ul y have been transfl.'r re(l to Denver Colo where M..SJ! Owen ls s taU<.fned Clara Schaefer Honored Guest At Circle Meeting T The birthday of Mrs Clara Schaefer waB obsl'rVf'd when the Busy Bee sewmg Circle of the Federated Church met Thursday at the ch urch fur an all day qullt e '"'Cup j 'akc< were sen~d wtlh 11 potl uck .:r t~t noon to Mrs Schacf Is n y Scvfrtc d Mrs Otho ~~ Wt\ham Bak er Mr Jrb Mrs Adam Ebersbat J\ nr.a Durst Mrs Clarence M.P ~a.r Mrs Carl Sh1eld!i Mrs Norman Klo~ s Mr! Raymond Hood Mrs Walt tlaer Mrs Harry Kel!tf'f Mrs Grucscr Mr s }'Teda Mttch M 1 s.~ Kate Becht Ms Addte Grues· er Mrs Amanda Kaspar 1\fr~ W L Kautz and M1 s~ 1 ena Gruescr er Carrt~ , --~---------- Mr and Mrs C R Karr Sr and granddaughter p, 'lv "nn B<IUt'r are movmg todav to the1r rrmodcl cd farm home on N.aylms Run Htll on the oJ.-l St John 's Road I he Karrs ha"c !ned tn the a. parlment <~t Lhe V!lla,t!:e Hall for ten years t~nd are we'1known 1n lhe entire area For thcor cffH'Icney at thetr work anrl ktn dnPss to a1none who ts 111 nt>ed They have had charge of o:ll (Jr&calls emergency .squad calls ans •\e rcd pohce " "11~ <Jnr' hall twe11tv lour hour duly on the pollee rad10 at the Mayor " oHice The\ are bcmg a ss t ~h ng tn tht:Jr movtng bY t~ t r daughters Polly Karr Columbus and Mrs Ed T Bauer Man on Mr Bauer Manon, ancl Ted Mathews Columbus and Mr and Mrs C R Karr Jr an1 sons Rodney and Jcffrr.) ----------~~-__:.;;:....;·:_ VOLJX NO 106 ~-------...:.'-.- --~-- LEUKEMIA VIG'fiM MAY liVE What Does It Mean To You? Sr, close of the four·day event Saturday, Allen C. Hill, fair board secretary, sa•d Last year's attendance for th' four days or the raor totaled 9,040 In addition to tbe paid gate attendance, over 900 persons - IYouth Serio·•11y'· 224 E !\tHin St Pomeroy, Ohio Anthotty Plumhlng & Heating Z40 l.int•oln St New York Clothing House Mlddirporl Maxine Arnold Service Station Men's and Boys' FurnJshmgs Pomeroy, Ohio Rock SJ)rlngM l{oQd Atkins Chicks s . U1' HUft alllfU"dy In B~t Mishap p .J~ Makers of Holsum Bread H8 Mulberry Ave Baker Furniture Mlddlrporl R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. , Downing Insurance Agency Middleport Ohio ' Your Dodge & Plymouth Dealer Powell's Sunoco Service Station Fife Refrigeration Mlddh•pnrt, Ohio Middleport, Ohio 11ogb Test Gas At Regular Price Foreman & Abbott Heiner's Bakery Custom )Bui lt Kitchens Rakers or Good Dread Huntlnglon, w. Va. ~llddlepol1 Important In a Bank! Because a bank is chorged w>lh ohe obllgalion and responsibility to safeguard lho funds of its many depositors, good management is of prime impor· tonce Years of experience and mature judgment are helpmg the management of th1s bank to measure up to tf'le1r re ~ponsabilitles. You w•ll find lhis a good bonk lo deol wrth. ' We pay 2% ln(crcst on your Saving• The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member Feder3l Deposit Insuranee Corporation ' Member Feden.l Rcservt System POMEROY, 01110 !j~~~=~.ttwrch ..: Bog Bend Mmstrel Aaao<taUon whoae president ts Kathryn Crow-leatiiJ'I!d slna:uiC, daDCing, Bar AuocaatJon The , appomtmenU were made bv Pte.1dent Aronhoht C Seb.a plJ'o of Porttmouth upon r~com mendatlon of executmvt com miUeeman Robert L. Hauuer ;,f MarlettL They are Cerlrk W Clark, un authorized practiee of law Fred W Crow, Jr, OblO practu~m g law mstltute, Bernard v real propeNy, Frank H 0 Braen water r1ght8 and .lame~ B 0 Brien. oonstitutlonal amendment 1 ~ ~ALilt Tw., Are Cited T9 Middleport Court Tonight COLOR Mason-Co DAV Plans Meeti!tg InNewHome Console TV Cbrtst of La\ 1 ur V•Y Saints Old Town Flatl! on Portland It.out& Sunday SchuOl to a m preaeblnJ t1 a m and 8 p m sod Blbl~ 3tudy Thurat~ay 8 pm, Putor C W -Protnu Aa•t Chaa Hupp Zion Church of Chrlat. LGCttelll on PGme<!'Oy Harrll!lonvill• Road Bible Schwl 9 30 A M Momm, -------- --- Big Color TV Medels _...,:..._....., ._ $495.1)0 Middleport Squad In S.Emergency Runs In \Veekend More !nd more TV showtl are .coming up In color-rouamt mu1k.al8, py eoquxhes. ~ tense dramas. stirrang spectacles Y(lu can lymhlef -CA. V}t:tw c•...,_~.. c.a., lt1rilalelt • Commander Russell Ball of the Mason County, DAV Chapter No 27 announet>l the next meeting wtll be held 1n the DAV new home on Ma1n St .• 1n dawn town Mason at 8 p m Monday Ed Reuter, service officer. aa· nounCeti that t,fJ.e meml)erahip ceeda. la81, year's memberlhiJ? the monWL Of August with new members, , Adjutant Hoffm.Jn wtlhe• all yearly ntembers wi'IO .u:e de1111· quent to RIY their. 1"7 1958 dufl;.fl as soon aa poK!!lble Past S~te Cqmmander Wm Pancake and Pact State Adjutant Pr1ce Patriek wUl be preseot at the meeting Ladles AuxiliarY w1U meet at the same place and time The Ladies Auxl11ary have aJ. ready passed ~r quota for membenlrlp Our technician• .... lr•lntcl to r cotor MlaYII ..n Hr'lice with complete 1hop tquaprn.nr 10 IINm• ta~n your lt\.A v 1c· tor Color TV. --- Meigs f:d th .,J:L .. 0 Water Sho,rtlllJI'Q. .....,.-.. 16 a hDtalt.leally bod){tiPt sllt'er 1pangled honbo.&onk Mf"led dreA The MifidlepQr:t Ych RCA \Jetor Btl! Color TV recem!B bf>Ot rolor 11nd black-and wh1tc ~ho'\\ s--tbat s whv n s Com/)Qtrbk Color 1 VI Il s hke havma 2 Squad lh'Mft...•D•r.••· llg Color TV ..,lth 3 •P•ohr,t Fr•ntlt f 1n w•• Enie~aeney r. """' deeysed was a member of Fraternal Order ol Eagles Aerie ~ 1 71, Pomeroy l..odlt 1154 F & M • Ohio Slate Fin!men•• As aoelltiOD, qhio Valley Cornmandery No Z4, Alladln 'temple No. of the Shrine and the City Shrine Club SuurVIving are hiti wlft! tiernetta, two 80M, Bill and Johnny at home, three slsten, Norma Parker, and Mar1e Morrts of Pomeroy and Tbelma Holter of Huntf.ngton Al~ro survivang are a brother B•U Young of Pomeroy and his mother, Mrs Albert Young of Pomeroy He was preceded In death by his .father Albert, 1nd a brother, Pete Pomeroy Blue LodJe lot or F It A M Wlll bold Masontc aer vice. at 8 p m TUesday m the Funeral Home aecording to Worthy MUter John C Bacon, who 1aid that Lodge would be open at 7 30 p m Tue&:day for the ~ervlee Rev M.ohrhof£ wall officiate at the Wedbesday servaces with buriJll 10 follow an Beeeb Grove Cemetery. I .2JCD199 \ BJIIi-Lenship To ;to F ~ D ~~:~,~~;~~~···~:~:)!~:·~~:, 1Jptoil Atulr> a-·lst egree "'llli ~otkes M•--1 'JI'ri.. llftler Charges Mtrt, 20, Cash Awards Presented• • At Fair Tractor Pull Twellre cash awu-ds were presented tractor were declared' <Winnruos of tbe annutl tractor held S4tUrday afte~noon as the grandstand 94th annual Meigs COullty Fair. Clw101 S - lr, ot Harrtloo·l--~-,.;-·.,-----­ ville, Will aupetint:endeat of tile contest whlcb wa• dlvld.. lnto f weltht ela- The Jim tllru wlnnera in elQ!a weight el111, utpec• fOI>de'""''~;,,n su1t is Us! ls tbe State Road Com· T Carney and Ha· 'J'. A mtsdemeanor ~ase VJ E'lla Cltad d~!~t~!~~::~.~~~~~; arrest cues include h Martin, con J;~"i;::~ A d~~;;:::r, of • _,1 3j~ J!pafiea ~. tbeto Flri Sunday at wit·. Depart111tnt tbe I:~~~~~~~ cross-road• at Bf.adto~ tor a grll88 fue oq e&i!h aid~ Of Bt 124 The Emeteene:y SquJ14: wa• eaiJ. 0101 to 8¥fo ed at 7 25 tp take • qtu from wla, HarijaonvUie; ," e pouD~t· the Fre1l Thomu home below "' Albt!!l a~d Hob4()-n tO' Hd.aer Hoapital While rlsonvUle. Leoblrd. &m [.e.~ v1~~f>~•:r llonQie Scott AW.o. IUr· vo,an on lbili eaU tlle Squad w-.s IUJI)o Over 6400 pounds Do.n Battmoned to Ute bDn\e or Cbarlea Jones, Le&UiDI creek, and ' took teD, Alban!':: .C~orlu Jlulb, A~ a W91DIJl who wu ill J i.6 Kelp bent. arid aim LI'Wil; ~lOR• General Hoapltal ~· lll•lr 'tdH \'IIllO Winne;n: lo. Frldl:)' af'tillllooJi'.a 1o Galllpou,. ;_..,;,...,.,....;.....,..._,.,, lolld Wider< lllo poDJ - Ga"d· .Job~ wttb et~ndem.natlon and halted ite of bull" d suan e wng an Mtt~pancy aald he would a resolution to Gov C WUllaim O'Netu by the Twinsburg Cham her Of Commerce urging adlon on a proposed eicht county water p 1peUne from Lake Ene "Tii.e solution to Wiler ehoft.. ages f• growmg commumtles in the area Uea in the Lake Ene Watershed Foundataon • plan for a lake suppl)'," Biuell said ''Lake Erte is the only way out for Northeastern Ohlo" Head of the foundation 1s coaServationilt John H Byrne, of Eudad, who bas advocat.H. a 58-mil· lion doUu lake p1pebne ayatem by 1a to aupply 3.100 equare mUea m el&bt counties B111ell, whoae firm suppUe• 300 ~omea ln the tenter of Twlnburg, s11d bt would eonfttt thil week end with Chamber bf Commerce Prealdent William Tinney on the propo~etl move. ............ . . --HJth ,....ay rantl"t f..,. Nnl~t 53 .. 60. t;•-. mitted by thre,e employee~ of the ::~ve~he~~~n o::~k~;:. 8 gra~ and tried to make break (or ' :18 I d II I I 0 d hots ree om. r ng our ran om s ioto the cell block The eondttion of Arnold F Cooper, 23, aJs() l1f Porter, wt~s stlll.,Y.ted today as crltioal at uae Holzer HOspital He wtls hit twice once 1n the 1houlder •nd once lrt the eb.eit. ~~·~~~:l!; ·_i~· Slfte Highwll)' Patrolmen arm.· .... ed witib machine gups tlt)' ~ Hee aud' sheriff's 4tPUtiea BUr· rotJoded thtl one-!101)' jill ~ •PI! Three Employees At Ky•ger PIant Win Reco«nlrition IIW Baird slammed a steel d(tPr ahht at the exit to the cell block. ,.. • SPECIAL OU MIITINO RadDe Chaplet" No. 134 order of Eastern Stirs wnt b&ve a spe. cilil meeting for tbe p~ of initiation Tuesday event~)~ Aqa. 20 at a p m. Relreabmenlll Will follow lbe m...WO,. Ohio Valley Eleetrlc Corpontlon'e: Kyaer Creek Ptaot are given renopiutlon in {he rurrent iuue of "}tonthy Operating Notes . a pubJieation of American Gil 6 Electrtc Service Corporation fiartlin. )lontiegel of Pt Plea• 1 ant, Weet vtralnia lames Haley of 1 1\utland, and Chafles F Yonkers or LeU,~ Weat Virginia, are authon of the artldlea whilh set forth orzj.MI wort improvement now in uae at the Kyaer Plant Eaeh received monetary IWtrds for their eontributlons, considered helpful n~ only to ~~ OVEC plant bat t9 the lndusfry In gen .eral. f.lant lfaoa.ger James B Harreld preHnlad: t.."te awards iri bebalf or the compan7, the awards bemg ,.euiJtomaey for aH such artu:les which are judj'ed ..ortby o( publicatielr. Ttie technical article• 11uthored by tilt: Kypr CreR employee~ 1nd aiJP<!Iril!l In tbe ~Ueatloo lol Iowa: Yr. ltoQUegel, 1&:11stlnt plt.Jlt manager 1'Plant Savtogs Spurred b)' S~naon", Mr Haley tie•• ...uttr clopll'lmen~ "S&v1nt ,1,140 ,.ear).J'~ on CoJ'rti'G} A.lr Filters", Mr. YDnken, mal.nttnance clepartme~t. ''Self·Adjldting Sla.c Blower r.l'ube sCr1per" For Mr Mont1e1el. It wao 'tile """qd, put , 01 lhi> (<!onlil>ued "" Pllp n.., M11yors of Pomeroy and Midd~ pon and members of both village counrl.b today were notified by Ralph E Dwork, ebalrman of the Ohao Water Polh•tion Control Bo~rd lhat lhey hav< "'"• cmlered to appear ln a bearing befor.:! the &ard on October 15 to 1how cause why the sewerage dumplng pemnts for both villages should not be reYoked In a eertilled letter reeeived today by both vallagu l>w(nt caled u the reuon fGT the aum. mons the failure or tounrils to fully eomply Wlth. the followmc eonchtlon of !luch permits .. Mal1£ a final deeuton on thll! method to be used for sewage dupoul, e1ther joantly with M'1dftlepon or on an 1nd1Vulual munatJpal baSIS" DWi)rt: in hl1 orden to tbe I~ tbe aum mons to appear was the result of Board aetion t.al:en on August 13 at whaeh Ume refusal wa .. then made by the board to apln ..,. prove1the ewerage dumping pd'· m1ts of the two v1Uqe1 into the Ob1o River In' bii order Dwork wrotl!: ..At saJd heanng you maY appear jn person. bY your attorney or by other representative, or may pre.sent your posatioo, argumenll, or eontentiOns lp wntiDg, aud. at the bearing you mAy pre~ent. eyidenee aad e:samme WJtaeues appeanag for or agamst yau " The meetint Ia scheduled for Oc!tober 15 at 10 A Jl •t tbe 01\io De~ents luilding to ~~ ln Keanac R®ni 3 ' ~ rtf the enl!er t-1 appeq: will ill all probabUlty be ane of tbe laigb spots in toaight."!l m,etlng of the Pomeroy Vlllqe C<&uned Whether or not the Middleport Council wut be eall· ed into a speeral sewon tonight wu not determined at nooa tt day. cal officials uid that belt; Bill Clark'• bdJO IOlQ Of the ''TWelfth stnet Rag"" and a 4.::r.neifaa act of Sondra Potts, Vic· k1e BiQwn, Evelrn Cleland, Sap· dra Ingraham Mary Ambergei and Lila Terrell doing the Cbuleston. Charleaanna Hess ~ for 1 1 "Charmmg ballet a~.. dJ,need hl1 •· Dol ai"'• """' w e AAmora ce 'A • Q ~ ''If You 'Don"l Llke WO • Your Uncle Sammy' wu led by Childs and Hoefheh pn tbe vocal and backed by 11 baton chorus line of Missea Stark, Pot~ Ambergeiand Terrell "ag bearers werP. Ingrebam, Sonre, v 1ekie Brown, e~. Kaaron Kelton and Ml!li Spencer On))' two miDot.'·fO)lbtioDJ marThe theme here waa "You•re A red the- fmal two dan of the Grand Old Flag" Me1gs County fair as bundr'ecb of Other numbers on the pro&ram extra ears milled over Pemero)' all applauded and v.rell Tectuved 1treets enroute to and from the wue tbe opening chorus, • HL fairgrounds. Ne~~bbor" Jo Struble doing the Pomeroy police reported tbat "Big D", Evelyn Faet and Sbarott Jamet R. HiD 24, Letart Falls. BrDWD 1n "Let The Rut of the , bad about $:10 damage to hia worlrt Go By" Charles Werry ear late Saturday afternoon when Billy"' MJSSea Ingraham and Kel he stopped for a light aod wu ton ~ "~smemb¥ Me'"; Orval struck ln the rear b7 James E WI~& soloa!lt, ~th Mw Healil Ward, Z3 Portland, 0, on E daneinli! 10 "Let Me wahoo" Main St. Tbere was no arrest. Also Gerald Kelly With Misses However, later the same Dlgbt Ingnh~m and Kelto~ m "Don't county officen arrested Ward at Fence Me In'" 'In tbe Little Red the faiqrowul1 on a charge of Srboothousc" ' with 'tommy .an" infoneatton. He wu rtleued on Freddie Brown. backed by a $50 bond danemg hne "Sldewalks of New Friday lobn OrvUie Slack. 18, Yprt" by charles Werry ..t:nd Or Syne11~ wu cbarge1 witb bav vat Wiles "If }' Could Be With ma faulty brakes, and Wl.ll fined au.~errt v;_~~~l: Wor~·hnprovement Jtleas eub- GALI.iiPOLIS 0 UP-Charges or first degree murder and at· tcmpttcl jailbreak were to be lf1led today agaane:t Rell Blankensh1p, 42, of Cleveland, who wounded two fellow prtsoners at the Gal· ha CM!ntt Jail Satu+dsr 1 P orter Loren Borden, 26• 0 died the same day of wounds re- pre ..ol Blonken.hjp'l 1n WI VI of Motlon; b!Jcount Cotp Ys l!:Uffnrd zier and Geoe Oller, Associate Oiseount Corp vs Uoward Stewart, Ray Beegle v1 Vennle Sny. der, InteJ'!tate Upholstery Co v'!l MyrJ Coakley dba Pleasant Home FW~ni!hbtgs, Ragna Dean v.s J. Stewart Lloyd and Dorls Lloyd, l'aur R Mlller v15 Ru.uell G Dab· n6y; Flora B Push vs Mar1on E Uptou et al, F1r1t Nat]onal Bank Of RQDle vm Mrs Paul T A recent water shortage Twinsburt's Glenwood Aues development threatened 2:JO homes ~m ~fs~~ll et l!alled at l p m. Sat· tiveiY, were; urday when ~ P'-~t bea.me Ul at his hom& oll\ S\J=th A.ven~e The Squad was e!~Ued' aaaJn at 6 p m when Curti, Ihle, 1;5, .._. burt at tlo• M1ddl~pol\ ~~~ and waa ta'ken to Holier Hii'QJtl!l. 1et.s 1n 11 wahot "' 111aple lthet.Modtl George GNlnt, a wrestler Ill damage 1111t In the $5,000 t1led by Ray of New Haven Grant is •·•··-- 1 sued for damare$ bY tbe The state patrol arrested Only two arres~ were recorded iam Salle$', Re~::dJivaUe. :19, Sun- old -y €hark ;ebarges in Middleport d.urlna the put day He. wu. ln jail yet Monday. WQ Tnjured when tt\(! ;n,;"~"f threw him into a coal week end aceordlne to reports The 1henff's departmept jaded lowlpg a match in July Monday morntnw by Middleport O'Dell .Morris, 49. Athens a,nd Havfin Poltee duef LeF..oy Bar:~m John Sm:lth, Wh~hng:, W \In, Clifford K:auff, 41, Middleport, l:.lw cUes on the dotket In· was arre.ated SunclaY.: oa cbarJu aa:e 42. of mtoxieation and released pend Smith wu fl 1ted $100 and eost.t; elude the fullowmg RaJ Benson lng hil appearance an Mayor C by Juatlee o ace R E. Grmd.leY va Randall Neal, Hardy Neal v1. 0 Fisher's court tonipbt at '1. Sunday and r~manded to jail for V'ir11U Robert&, Oonald Wood and Luella Wood n lmpcnal Elec· Al10 slated tor aft appearabce 11 tbi'ee day Sentence tr{c Co,, Robert. L. Al(ord vs before Fisher tonight 11 James Claude Smith, Reedsville, al1q Eunice RolUns and Melvin Rol· Pncldy of RUtland arrl!sted by 01 fined $100 and cotta and glven f1eer Ike Neal on ehutea of re<:k three d&y&, was releaaed Sunday lJns; Gerold Lee Me-Damel vs lesa oporat14ln ol a motor vehlele and Kearney E Ogdin 57, Lanp- WllUam Blankehshlp, Robert Lee Charles Ma~&ey. 2?. and ..his vm., U'rested Friday by Henry and Villa Ue vs Benn1e Snyder, wife. Sb1rley Maney of Leadtnw Werry tor DWI waa released Sat. RA:lseoe Sprouse vs. Ch-arles E et al, Arlene Grtmm vs Creek, near MlCidle~tt held tor urday on bond Erne1t Wlll1am CGmpson aD(I Investigation foUowlDg thttr ar-Others In trouble Included Blanche Compson Oakie MUom reat by Cblef Bartrum. ,1nd Pa· 63, POIDt VB Lawrence Raybu.rn trolman GilkeY today were turn· G~r:o~v:~er;n'sMcDermiU, ebuged with ebtld mbJohn A. Wilkes vs R1ch Valley ed over to Gafita County authoriSaturdat He wu r":~aa: Dairy Co. and Mattum Moore, ties Delbert C McCartney d b a Jt had McCJrtney Teneo Serv1ce vs h•d a t:hiJd'• Family Staimp Co, of W,' V:a.'j returnecl to Theodore Steven• vs Rolfe Lee and Pa~l M'cK.inney are Paul Cab Co., H H~ ftll~lght figh.ter i'hOilldbe tJie JUbject of a ~~ tusion of ~he Leeie:Ia~e. tred ul 1 punch w~th hiS J Biuell president of the Wllth•t 00 d floor many of eoxten Water Co of Twirubura: top fhgbt f.~ghten wd today I G iiC1ii 11. ·-'""%'""" -...~~o•,.,.." '-A,.~D had over a l.b.oOM.Id. f~ - •~ ~ tD.U!' - Serf~ .,.....he •l<lm...l • • b•r $Ultryr "liiUiiA1 ".,u,,. Dtlmar Canaday alt W.Jtfl mvnages ~fr"apll RCA ICTOR ¥*'1 became Deput!·~=~~J' ~ SPECTACUUQ @ Speeial Session Asked On Ohi and nal costumes and rouunes Hoe filch. wa• choreographer and dll' ector besidH takaiJg 1e<Hiing rol es in several act1. RecciYIDIJ most applauR from the crowd were Bill Clart slngtng Roll AloDJ Pr11r1! Moon" w1tb Joe Struble and ~.oenteh "Rag time Cowboy Joe by Norma Cbapman backed by dancen Mau da Ro!.tlb. VIckie Brown, Lib TerreU, Dorothy Stark Paula Sayn, Mary Amberger, Judy Spencer .and Sondra Potu Also "'Buttona and Bow•" by Donna Re1bel, "Ctgareeta, Wblskey and WUd, Wild Women ' by Joe Struble Wllb a chorus o( Kathryn Crow, Esther Sylve&ter Evelyn F1ck, Betty Rflibel, Tom Brown, Gerald Kelly, B1U G1bbs and Charles Werry .. Don't Brmg Lulu" by Hoefi1eb wtth a chorus, was wen rt!ttJYeJ In Stene II a trio of Mra Crow FAther Sylvuter and Betty Re1bel domg "By 'Mle Sea ' was pleasmg and Ch1lds' and Hoefi~h' "Bact ID Tbe Old Routine" Qrnloud appreciation Other exeephonal number• m eluded Evelyn Clela.ttd'iJ "Won't You COme< Home BiU :Bailey" done Fultz my a8 8 flreman 1825, 61 pr:omoted ,ji,;;~,\iii~ f1reman on Ocl. 10. PI'GIItOted to LoeomoUv,. referendum ~~~~~~S :se::P'~t. 1, 1848 and pr~ I I on::man on Jan period of several emplo,ment he ' was durin~~: the deprest- enJOY them at thetr color-packed bat on the Jow.prl:td RC.U Vtctor WuttiJII. Like all Bt& Color sets. 1t bnnp you 254 ~qaar1 tntllu of ftN4bM "'Li#IPII C,lof" piaur« You aliQ pt Balanced Fideltty Sound and on {)eluXt! models, there 111 3·apeakor Panoram~e 59!>nd. CQrTle rn..:....see dependable B11 ~~ Color TV IO<Iayl £::~ ... . ';:~~~;,;;~::~·~•dl by the Ohio Valley Baking Co. - --- be held tn tbc FIVe Pomerl)f attorneys have been: seleeted to serve on nand tng e~n'titteea of the Obio Sta~ Pomeroy Cement Block Co. l'omci ov portl~ comlt daaloguue and smart, OTIJl Pomeroy, Ohio Allen Appliance Serv. .... ,.. The CU~D came down on a third successful Bob Hoeflich productl9o Saturday night at tbe rounty fatr's closmg enter nt tainmeot when a standing room only crowd gave generous apfor Hank plauae to 29 acts In the "County Fau FolUea: " Ave, vet The charity productt~n _ half of the proceeda go to the wHJ this staff becomes available to you Rutland Hd tonlthf wttJh • .... .....,. . . ,,...,.. Ntt ..rty tMivhf. T.....t fair, MMMwMf . .,.,.., hit ..t MayorAndCouncil unty rur 0 es 081 • Of Both Villages Plays To Top Crowd OfFair Ordered to ApPeal- .:..:..:....::.::..:.:..:.. V Meigs Equipment Co. wtth 8INGLB COPY-II 1 A:s hH d ts th r s ta1! o l the physital f.ttlh mtght well be tetmed the sta{( of sptr1tunl lrfc 11 onl.' s ~ ptntuul l.>odj IS to keep s till m growth with the phvsic.tl the staff must be supplrld Vv1thout FAJrll the sp11 1tual borly fails to grow and m~tUJe How rna} we poss~ss ftuth' Most ot us know how to possess bread but the other staff seems ha rder to rome tn H rJ( I'd not be, for the Church has been the means of supplying faith to the ml!lJOns and by consistently and contmuously usmg the churFh of yoor fatth or chmce 'dons (iroc. & Serv. Sla. ..,..,.. c..o.. .....,. Polr ...t, ,.rtty ce.M, • • _. c... __________-;------------- - HlP<Jd has long bci 11 tht• S) lnbol of fo( od 101 physiCal Ide Th P "Staff of Ute ' and the gnuu fr 1111 \\bach 11 1s m.1de arc u sed 111 song ~ umon and s tory tpa1,1blc) With the ho pe that :t wdl, on so me measure, foster and help sus 1.,a on that Whi c h :s good in family and comrnunoty 1:1e, thos fea· lure IS sponsored by the bu s ones s form s and organ:za lo ors whose names appeo r be low c..-.H~tt. K . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. tate Board,Summons Council --·---Co--F-.-F lli M .cal · ' patd admass1ons, about 1500 over last year's fiaurt at the 1 - IY UNITIO Plldl Oh.. • 'artlr ct._., ,;,;,.;..lhnoNootot, Pomeroy·Middleporl, Ohio, Nonday, August 19, 1957 94th Aimual Meigs County Fair I Drew More Than 10,000 People I purchased membership tickets for, the enUre filt compared to the "" pmons who bought mem bership Uckell 1a.st )'Car to Cur· ther mcrease this year'l volume Chitdren undel\ 12 wer< admllted to the fair tree or c)large Weather I ' The 94th annual Me1gs County Fa1r bad chalked up 10,421 Karr's Depart From Middleport To A New Home .. enttn e •• e-- Y'ou .. b)'Dollar it.oy Reuter Minton Baby"..I Found br Billa Gibbs wdh • danctng ..... "ll Had to Be You" by Jean Hayman a. solo Others, • Hello Ma Baby" Ter1'Y Br&dford ''G!Ye Me A Little Kiss... Ml!il 'stark and Roger Hln 61 "The Old Soft Shoe"' by en· ga'ging youngsters George Meln tosh and Kathy Wolfe and "You 11 N'ever Know" by tenor Danny nom on I ps MltO.S GENERAL HOSPITAL Adm1Ued Saturday !larry Me Muter, Middleport, Herman Par sons, Letart W Va . George Frederick, Long Bottom , Paul Browmng, Rutland Sundal , none Discharged Saturday Mrs Boneta Darst and d'aurhter, Rut land, John busch Portland., Mrs Katie Sattes, Pomeroy,~ Otto Lef fle, Pomeroy, Fred {loffner, PMD eroy Sanday ~eorge- FreHnct Long Bottol'll Paul Brownlnt. Rutland. Pearl Brown, Pomeroy; Mrs George Ne.sselroad, PGmetoy, Mrs Maude Brtdget.t, RaclAe~ • T Collis ions Are Repo ' fled During weekend ~.and ·~nded eosts, the latter an JQYGr'l court He atruc\ tbe .... ,., • .,.. operaled by Shar1ey Edwiri Payne, ~· Parkenburg, W Va , on, E. Millo St 'Jbe. rfpiOI't said Payne stopped for a eat l.n front of bun and Slack, not being able to stop. and m trying to go arouod hlm, slrucJt the mde , of the Payne car Other mayor t court cues Sat urday n~.gbt ineluded Danald Clair Nelson, $5 •nd costa, latter suspended, for reckless operation and Okey Jtber, 30 days in jaal suspended on aood. behavior, for JD.toxleation Tlte Pomeroy Emeraency Squad took Betty ImbodeD, MlnenvaUe, to Meip General H01pltal SUI! day MARKifT RIPORT Cll:ICINNATI Ul!-J>rodu.. E;jgs steady prlce11 at farm•. eoruum ea. whlte and brown. A Jtnabas 43-411, A large s~., A medium 31-M; A. small 22-z.-, B lara:e · 38-4o, FOB B A Iarae ""'' 37-38. 47-48, A m,. d1uni Chicken.. steady; fryers 3 to 13\i lb. 20 to 21\i; beavy h!>-. 13 to 15. 1tiht bena 10 to 1J. ~f· er distribution 13,200 ll 20, lfi:D. 000 at 21, and 500 at Zl~ But!fr 00 ICOI'e 71 CHI" WAS HURT NEWTON Conn t1P - Unentployment Compenution Commla110ner Jobn Arcuedl refused bene· fill to a chef who wu f"tred and later reebned an orter to bave his AIKS IIIVORCI JOb back Arcudt granded that Cbarlea F. Amott, Rt. 2, Ra· the ehef'B "artltitlc temperament wu eut to the qwek" after beini cine. with Webl!lt.er and Fultz aa aecuaed of the "bemoua crime of attotneya. hu liled suit for dt.. tntroducmg: noodles into .Fretleh vorce fro!ll Trena K Araott. a oniDrt toa,. '' - · ll.iddlef<irl. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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