https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/de6817324072e30e11ca8f2d5bef86ce.pdf a70da72989b4a0f769d07dc16b614550 PDF Text Text .... __. __ ___ .......... , / - ..... . ....... -·.... ...... .. . -. . - 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. �- • Pontero!f Mldldle]:JOrt, 0 u 19 I 37 Trav ers Gotn uas1Enemy mer~cons May To e OJ V1ewOfYou CJu ue t 01 That Nafl ToR The OS me of th m have ace trav I to Red he \ sh n t lo OND Y h p to a as The U s tat Depart nt doe and N t er " I no Amerl but don TELEV SON UD a ne13 WSAZ-TV M g Count ns At lie er 6 '•oo ten(' I I 8 Ptt UES AY s ebar C ANN L l 5 -4 ::e tl t 0 nd head trong bo s nd lui to see t at lou of Par f we -TV Channe R onday SYRACUSE JEH M lg County ln:s n. • C"-ann I M - - ---- NCR TE AY CHANNEL 13 ily arn a: ond eigbbors M v Mat Am s can Ban stanil Cutoon Club M k Mow Club p a 0 Your dio 'ial ASH D D G EL 3 3 GOEGLEI co. • 30 9 30 •• Mt dlepo lngr ham -· c TOmato c REALTY �- • Pontero!f Mldldle]:JOrt, 0 u 19 I 37 Trav ers Gotn uas1Enemy mer~cons May To e OJ V1ewOfYou CJu ue t 01 That Nafl ToR The OS me of th m have ace trav I to Red he \ sh n t lo OND Y h p to a as The U s tat Depart nt doe and N t er " I no Amerl but don TELEV SON UD a ne13 WSAZ-TV M g Count ns At lie er 6 '•oo ten(' I I 8 Ptt UES AY s ebar C ANN L l 5 -4 ::e tl t 0 nd head trong bo s nd lui to see t at lou of Par f we -TV Channe R onday SYRACUSE JEH M lg County ln:s n. • C"-ann I M - - ---- NCR TE AY CHANNEL 13 ily arn a: ond eigbbors M v Mat Am s can Ban stanil Cutoon Club M k Mow Club p a 0 Your dio 'ial ASH D D G EL 3 3 GOEGLEI co. • 30 9 30 •• Mt dlepo lngr ham -· c TOmato c REALTY �• th e Retililers of Pt. Pleannt ~ when Arrington drove Jn the wln· ning run with a sin&]e In the seventh innina: with two out. Farley with two single.&, wu the top Point bitter. Arrln&to»for thP winners also bad 1 dOLl· ble. 1 Meigs Stars Cop Trophy In Wellston Play I I BaUer1es: Hopp Wharton, Hatfield and Gilchrist. Mahone, MY· ers llnd Turner. West Columbia·: Netbert and Burns. Retailers: [ Stnckland and Garrett. , Meig's County Llltlc League All Stars were iiW&rded a gw nt trophy Saturday mght after heatlng Ne\lo Boston 3·0 1n a hrtlhantly played CAR.O TONlGHT baseball game ~nci thereby were At 7 p m. tonight OVEC plays aceorded thl' honor of being the Hartford ; at 8 Lakin Red Birds best colledion or yo ung baseball play Hopp Wharton and at 9 tbe I talent in Southebtcru Ohio. Middleport First Biiptist Cburcl1 When the firin g w;,_~ over a! plays Waverly , W. Va. Wellston Howard (Lefty) Johnso n and Jim Louks had teamed up t o Twenty teanllS are signed to pllch a five hitter and shut New play during the week. Boston out Meigs cojlecte~ onl y five hils too . hut a.£: i ·eM tve COOLER TYPES base runntnli( and clutc h hingle.s INKSTER, "Mich. UP Pollee made the dHferencc . have a tough time telling one McL g~ got one run in each of cooler (rom anoiher now that a the second, fourth ancl fifth innrefrigeratorlype ooor latch has ings They had stopped a threat 1 bePn Installed on the outcr door in the .seconcl inning whcn Nev' I of the city's jail which is located Boston had the bases loaded and next door to a fro~c-n food locker. nobodv out Jo.hnson fann e d Hi~rman. STEiPLUAtK•S HOLIDAY ·wright groundrd to Wee Foozy ELWOOD, Ind. UP - City fit't!sYRACUSE LliTLE LEAGUERS were second in standings alter season play. · · WoUc at third who fort"ed thl' men hauled down a "tipsy" steeple . runner at home and Horr left to right, Wa·yne Hubbard, Ray Hood , Mik:LJ~?-~i~Johnny Lisle, G~ry Kenkins. MJDDLEPOIIT'S ALL STAR Little League team lost to runnerup New Boston 9-7 In t~e first jack afler he cUmbed up St. Jorow, Ernie Sisson, Sam Baker, Bill Knapp, Fr~n. Ca!.son Crow. Th1rd, George Cundtff, seph 's Church to prove he ''could round of the Wellston tournament which the Meigs All Stars won ~aturday night. First row, grounded out to John son on the Jackie Williams, Jim Bill Oiler, Mick Winebrenner, Jim Louks. Rear, Bob Louks, manage~- stand un his head on the crou." I«i!t to right, Ricky OHer, Ronnle Manley , Gary Stobtu-t, RonnJe Carr, Micky Morris . Second mound. In the top of the S('COn{.l Allen rew, Ernie Bing, Tom Rail:· Johnny Singer .•John Allensworth, Gene Wise. Standing, Russ Hamm ted off with ~ walk, Ted McElhinney, Mike Little, Manager Woody Call, and Wes Gilkey. Second basema·n Charley Bailey sacrificed. "" \AlLnebrcnner of Swackhamer was not present for the picture . grondcd out, Hamm go111g to third. Bowen w.;lkcd anti John:~on singled Hamm home . In the fourth Hamm was sa(e on New B~tQn's lone error. Ba• · Gene He~wn of the Hartford it out. to second on a pas§fd baU, and Me USE OUR ley trip;cd Harrim home an~ B~•· Ttgers set Radne down with five Jr Wolfe was th·~ only one to [Nickles singled but Wolfe was out I:AUNDRY le\' was out at home' .~ trctchon~ 11. t~CaiLflrcd htt s Sunday in 11 Ohto solve Hesson·~ slanls. He collected on a nice th:ow to Tucker at home -In the fifth with 1wo Ollt PrlCC Valley Association playoff game a triple in the sixth with two out O'Shaughness.y play~ffs_ begin SERVICE wolked, stole second anc1 third , for lhe title before a good crowd that went for nought. next Sunday wtth. GalhpOhs, fourand ST. PAUL Minn . UP- Golden I aud sc~red on Tom White·~ that kicked. tn with a $31 gate on Btg Hartfc,.rd hitle:( was Luther th place team gotn!;( to Hartford donations . Tucker, the old pro. with two for (Wahama) ;n.d MiddlepOrt. third boy Ken Venluri was wearing his clutch stngle. DRY It was pitching at its be ill as two, both singles, and Bob Stiver&, ·place team , going to Racine. first professional go lf crown toWhite, who hallc 1 ~ hk e a deCLEANING day. The 26 year old former ama- mon in the tourney , h<~d added a He-sson was rarely sharper with ·~ l~c Ohio fugitive, with two for Games will be at 2 p. m. hts lefthanded fast balls ovt."J" the f1ve , a doub:e and a smgle. H~ford 100 400 100--6 9 0 leur star from San ~·rancisco single in the first inning tha1 Hartford first: Gerald Clark was Raetne 000 000 000-----0 5 4 • We Pick Up & Dtllftl' "beat the prns" Sunday when he didn't figure in runs. Wincllren · inside corner and low. or his big Hats. Cleaned and :llocked Hesson and Tucker. L. Wolfe cop ped the St. Paul Open with a ncr had 11 single in the fourth hooking drop that sweepcd a full sa fe on an error, went to second MAIL CALL ... Jim Cremeans, one of the greatest football record-tieing 72-hole total or 266 that also did not count. c:..:_lc~k~l•~'~-----~-,two feet down in a few yards' on Bobby Layne's ground out and and M_c)'l players to come out of Southeastern Ohio in many an Autumn -22 under par. Clark scorer! on Tucker's single. Chicago White Sox cooperated by Johnson fanned two and walk· distance. early malching him was I~arry Hartford fuutth: Tucker walked seasOn, apparently didn't have mu~h of a chance to show his cd one· Louks fanned four anti N • b dropping a 5-l decision before Venturi, who decided Lo try the Call 6190-J talents Friday night in Canton when the South whipped the play-for-play tour after he de-- walkeri' one. Oo\'ill Of New Boston Litble Foo'"-' ~J WoJre ,who ga~·e up Hesson sacrifiCed. Russell Rous beating the Detroit Tigers, 4-1.. N. "2ncl Ava. Mhldleport fanned live and walked three nine hits, but kept them fairly was saf-e on an t:rror. Tucker scorThe New york Giants heat the North 26-0 in the annual High School North-South football feated all the pros but Jackie The trophy wtll be displayed well scattered. lte was the vJctim ing, Roush going to second. Dorr Philadelphia Philliea, 5-4 and Hl, Burke in the l ~56 Masters tourna game. in lurn m Pomeroy, Rae me an,! of four unearned runs as h1s in - Clark :>ingled to thi.rd and Jo Bra- and the last pace Pittsburgh PirThe Sports Desk ~as not even certain that Jim accepted his ment put together rounds uf 66 Syncusc schools, then placed al fleld exhibited sure &iJ!:ns uf ner· d!cy singled Roush home and Don ·ates downed the Brooklyn Dodgers Invitation to be a part of the stars squad . Mr. Vennu·ri, when 67, 65 and n (ina! 68 to tic a re- Lltlle Lc<~guc llea,lquarters for vousness. i'" our errorll on the left Sth·ers doubled Clark and Rradlcy IJ-.6, after a 2 1 defeat in the other he went north, made no confirmation or Cremeans' intentions cord .set by I.loyd ~angrum in permanent rcsith~nc-c . slrle hurt Ral'ine. home. National League games. The WashOIU 110-3 5 3 Ha rtftrd Seventh: Tucker led tngton Senators whipped the Bosllcason f.;;uncd l2 batt-ers and What actually happened, in the eyes of one observer, is 1951 ami equall('d by Dr. Cary Meigs Middlecorr the neKt ~·car. New ·Boston 000 001}--41 5 1 Wolfc five . The Hartford star wal· off with a wall{ for the third stra- ton Re d Sox, 6-4. a..n d t he C1evecontained in the letter below. It expresses his opinions: 1 R~b Rosburg, snother San fran Johnson (WI'), Louk.~ {4) and ked one an·J hit one WoHc waked ight tirnl' . Roush was safe on an land Indians drubbed the Kansas Aug 18. 1957 ~it on th.e twueh. rlsvan, who !cd the fie ld after hli Winebrc nenr, Davis and Eyles. three an hit one . Jllcine didn't get error and Cbrk gron!lded out Scor· CJty Athletics in American League Oh, he wa!<; g iven il ].l n •at hono•· op<'ning round 44. rarn11 hack Sports Desk People ju.t like rounelt a hit until Eddie SLobart laid a per ing Tucker. 11 ingle g11 mes. in tbnt ~o:amc, one we s houldn 't with 6B for a 268 total and secDally Sentinel become killen every day iD feet hunt down ·the thtrd base line Racine threatened in the sevenThe Cardinals ralhed for !ix over look, bv all mrans . llc wn.'l ond plare money in the t-24,000 Si~: traffic accidenta , , • end 10 In the IJottnm of the fifth and q,at th when Jr Wolfe singled, went runs in the last three innings of 1 don't auppose thert! Is a per · permitted to pluy un lhe line event. could you! AMERICAN LEAGU-E - ---- ~11011 ln our county who i~ morf' when the South kkkcrl off and as W L Pet. GB Laat year, 40,000 mea, Howie Johnson or Hou...ton, intcrest,e{l In our (!'reat ~port of soon as the t11ck le w11 s made, he women and cbildren diecl. New York 77 40 .658 football, and in all the tradition.<; went b<~ck to hi ~ hrnch. · Abo, Tex., firco.J Sunday'R best round an tre.Ji_cally on our b.it:hW&Jt 69 47 .595 7 1h ChLcago• waY- bebind Mitell's f<;lut-hitter in and l'xamplN the game atond,8 he rlsyed II few nlinuoh•~ Of the [J-under-Jfar 64 and fmishelJ wlth: -a terrible record! Boston 61 55 .526 15'h lui five oll flllfcn~e ri~ht half. •Morly Furgol• of t~IT}u/lL .111..,..llt• {or, lllal'l myst\lf. Dcll·oit 58 59 .406 19 Can •llfthin& be doae almust inteJ'C l'lJ!ed a 209. Thhi paNt week 1 wns utoillsH- !ohC't'e he Baltimore 56 59 .4117 20 about it1 YES , • • if you hattHng lead with a .333 mark and ed to lind out th111 ~orne ur our North pass nnrl !llll(l(' twu hcautihelp[ Cleveland 56 61 .479 21 pllll'lll!l honor on our locit l boy1 his 2,933 hit; now place him 11 Lh the loser. ful ta('kles. But nut ollC(' was !ir CHICAGO UP The Cinrinbet.lcr Jeadera ~&nd coaches of th e Washington 45 72 .:185 32 The only bright spot of the day on the all-time Jist Mizell's vie nuti Rodleg ~ v1ere idle today _ rest· a:ame in our great ~'ll11lc would permitted 1, rilrry I lw ha!l on for they won't do it up11tnte un ](•ss ~' !IlL are from Ctncmnali or Kansas Ctty 44 73 :176 33 was Cincinnati's 4·2 lead in the tory was his fifth of tbe year and - - up from their 8.12 ~feat stoop to the demand of A few Saturday's Results offen ~ <· . .~omc tLtY, mstcad uf 11 dllHilL'. second game of the doubleheader the llrst since July 29. •agaL\u;l thC" Chicago Cubs Sunday penons in order to put a ft>alh · A crowd of 45,207 sal through Why ? B l'('n n ~ l· :mu eoat· h<• s Thank you, New York 6 Hallimore 2 Howcver it was short-lived be 1 and prC11a rn•g for Tuesday's opener in their raps. 1 ~ti ll cannot .:••\ were at thn1 game M'UILtinl{ and the eight-hour and 18 mmute dou Washington 16 Boston 2 Jtohert Mills, cause the contest was halted by of a two-game series with the over iL So I am writing this let - thcv wanh•d to Sl'l' I ht• loc al bo:.•s ble,header, whlrh. was held up Middleport, Ohio. Detroit 9 Chicago 8, 10 inn . the bottom of ttie third inrain in Dodgers. ter for all 10 ~ee . Perhaps some ~o (o };peak mnkl• gnod, 1 nm uot two hours and 14 minutes by rain Kansas City 4 Cleveland 3 Bob Rush's e1gh\-hit pitching ning. thing can be donr al>out lt. and ended at 10.46 p.m. e.d.t. Sund•y'• R•sults cntici~ing the pln.\·in\l or those MUSIAL STRIKES and Ern10 Banks' home run and What 1 am tlllk ing aboul i~ other hoy s. They wert· gnod , hut They s:ay lightning never strikes Washington R Boston 4 double wo!re tt.e combination that 1 and some friends drove 360 our hoy cou ld flll their shccs any Cleveland 9 Kans11s CitY 2 which gafe !he Cubs their sixth Lwiee in the same pla~e but the mlle11 to see one of our local hoys time . Ue round out how he wtll New York 7 Baltimore 0, bl vielory. ~ilw•ukee """" know bcttoc of· 11traight Jfm Cremeans, play ball In the New York :1 B11ltlmore 2, 2nd The loss was the sixth in a row ter it struck County StadiUm traditional AII-Stllr North·Suuth be treated Rl our grcut Ohm Sial•! Dctroit 5 Chicago 1, l st for the fa\lering Hedlegs, now fln- three "times • onee literally, and a:ame. In1tead, 1 •aw a boy eo' possibly . Tt l~n'L whal you are Chicago 4 Detroit 1, 2nd ro'm of St•n Musi•l il!-ged in a strug~le for a hold on lwloo in bit heart out for all but four min- anymorr but where you arc from Tue1d1y's Otm.t .lourth plllce in the National Lea- and Vinegar Bc.nd Mizell . and who dn you know utca of that a:am.e. A sharp 'bolt of th"real thing" Kenneth Kmg ann hi~ No. 14 Washington at Chlclago, 2 1wi-nlle gue. 1 know por~ona!ly or another Thll wa• a boy who was· plck NI New York al Kan.sa11 City, nile hit the stadium \luring the second survived Lhc rough ~~~~~ tumbll' In picking up his third straight on the UP All American team and four t1r five Sl'houL~ rcjl'-etlcntNI inning Sunday's OPt.'ller with action at Claybank., Sunduy 11nd Balthnllrc at Detroit nlte win· the veteran Rush gave up al thRl RAme In Arout Cremean~ wa,s Aecond in the state in hlgh the St. Loois Cacdin•b •nd befire won the feature event ovt•r Pete Boston a! Cleveland, nite two runs in the third on a walk How eould (hey when he dutn't ~ehool football •eorlng. He never Hopp Wharton of Parkersbur"' NATIONAL LIAGUE Skmncr of Glouster, 0 ., and Run" and 1 p a i r of doubles, but the th~ da y w a 1 ended Musial and got tho opportunity to carry the get to play ufFcn se at H!l ? W L Pd. G8 Red legs never threatened ·h l m Mizell gtruck too to produce an and West Columbia took first Hmr'• 1ww you ron /ttlpJ nic Myers of C hester. who dltl a One roach, though. stood out ball once beeii\UIIC, apparently. he B·tl and 6--0 S"\veep that cut the rcrund victories in the Chesbife 72 f5 .615 great job uf dr ivin g in lm ftrst Milwaukee afterward. above the rc1st. He told me anrl 1 wis frotn a small tawn Instead of DttH tafety, -'*'-':JI ~ Braves' National League lead to ~oftball Tournament thltt opened St Louis . . 65 ~~ .MO 6'~ CUBS TIED SC(')RE out ing. Ob....,, ..-d llalltl, _ . ...... from Canton-McKinley . Ma.nillon, quote . 65 53 .~1 'lt..11 The .flr~t hcnt w11.~ tAken by Brooklyn The Cub! tied the score in the Olh games. Thus, the Cardinals ~turday night under the direc"f wns told to gel Jim or no~ ~-. Columbua, ctr., etc. "braked" thr Milwaukee runaway tion of t>elmar Rothgeb and Bill Cincinnall 61 55 .526 lOlA! fourth, then t.rought home the baBobby Joe Adamll of nartne driv._11111t0WNI Even wltb the SouU, ahead by come back, aA we can gel o ther 60 1117 .513 12 tng No. 92, followed bY Glen Philadelphia co~ in lhe nll'xt inning with a four- and raised the possibility th11t Scatt . tWo touchdowns he wa11 forced m coacheN easllv. hut 11 halFback HW blasted Mahone l'lrc of llitl 64 .467 17'Al run outbunt. The big blow was there may be a c 1 o s e pennant Thompson, Ken King and put of New York . . like Jim ls ·hard to flnd." • """' 011 lltrld tA • 1 Parkersburg 11 to 4 with a bar· race. lrtfflc la11t1. nt.y -": fDr }'CIII, nlll' Chicago . . 45 69 .395 2S ' Banks' 27th. homer with oM man So don'l he surp rl~cd tu M'e tho fence . The New York Yankees mean· rage of extra billie hits. Sllaman ..alnlt you. Wtw. hfllc .._. . . 43 73 .371 28~ 00' hJ.se. The st'cond heat winner was Pittsburgh Cremeans chanye his mind t~botlt wlule, sceml•d to be makin(l; good llad a homer. triple and two 'in· ....., lllfwa4,. .......... DOWNt Saturd•y't R•wits I Chicago added another run In Pete Sklnnor wllh Meyers and going [f) Ohio SUitC. ' the sixth on a walk. a sacrlfiee on third on& - prcditled runaway g1cs. Gilchrist homc!)ld and got When urc w11 of lhf! SEOAL und Ronnie Young, Letart Fall!!, fol l'lttsburgh 7 Brooklyn 3 threat ln the Amertean League 11 klple and Urles o~tlso homered. and a sh1glc Cal Neeman hit hiS Philadrlphla 3 New York DuektJ~'e ),('ague goln11 to wake up lowing. For Mahone, Taylor had a triPulll~ Cit II public ..,..,. lOth homer of the year In the when tbey swept the Baltimor'E! All cars running in the Au8· Chlcaao 2 Cincinnati 1 and have our own AII.Star South i,.1loop.~I'Qfio~ wid! Orloles, 7,0 ~nd S----2, to open up pie. The winners got 12 hits and e-la:ht. and North gume . H'1 ,no stli\HC tral111n PursuJt pllod up in the! Milwaukee t1 St. Louh 4 . ll Inn a 7'tl game margin·thelr longest committed tllree errors. Mahon e ""'"""I Sunday's R111ulh Joe Nuxha\1, who 1endlnK a hoy to Canton or _Mas- firu 1.urn oausing heavy damage of the aeasoo. The second • place' go"t but three hitR off Hatfield ther the fifth lllllon just to break hls !wart. H's to U1c ears wi1J1 one driver, Ron Nf'W York. .5 Philadelphia 4. tat N.w'IJGPIII' M~ ' 'and alao gave up three error.s. up tu the A1hletlc AsAOClatlonR. Ynung rr-t!eiving minor Injuries . Now york 1 Philadelphit~ 0. 2nd Aaoc~ In the second g11mc WC edge(] The beginners' race was also Brcoldyn 2 . Pittsburgh 1.- 1st to organile ouur own way11 uf --mtrrcd by fenrc busting. All Pitt11bura:h 8 Brooklyn 6, 2nd cars are expected to be ready for Chlcaa:o 8 Cincinnati 2, 1st Cincinnati at Chicago 2d. ppd, racCJJ next Sunday . rain I I I Hesson Bests wolfe In Mound Duel At Ra'cine, M~hol~~'~,"~::=,~~.~to~,"'!~: 6.0, To Take OVA Championship For'Hartford l~~~e"~~er ,~:d ;;~u~"· Golden Boy Is Wearing First Pro Golf Cr "own Tile Dailv Sentlrael SPORTS DESK I I I • HOME LAUNDRY CO. "ME ... a killer?' BASEBALL RESULT I .. -:r---Redlegs Rest, Gird Selves For ~=:~~~~~~t~;~~~~ ~r~~~: ~~~ Series With Brooklyn Dodgers :~· .:~th•;:~e Mt~'':!.':J~ :-;;o, ~~ Fence Busting Marks Racing At Claybanks Hopp Whart on, Co West lumbl'a,· w·ID 0 peners the or 0 ......... .. ....,..., 1 .~. ......... ..., """'f-' ...... :n. ...,_ s.--- --·---- ~~ CASTORIA ......... ....., ,..,,.e'"".. ,.,,...... ... ... .. 1........... t.r " r~pt~ln, ~~"~••• ........,.............. ............. will ••rk •• tt. --· . . . . . . . . . MW ' -tch, Rookt'es Wl'n Match Wlt'th Giant HopefUIS ~·9'ers' 1' st St. Louts 6s Milwau\:ee Milwaukee 0, a. 2nd ''' l,;ouh• TI,M:Id•y't Gtm.a c\nclnnall at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Chlcaa:o at Philatlclphla, nile Mllwauk" •t SAN FRANCISCO UP- The Buffltlo San Fnnclsco Forty Ninen won Toronto a battle of the rookies from the RlC!hmond New York Glanl$ Sunday, cominJ Rochester from behind for a 24·115 victory. Mlami · Quarterback Y. A. Tittle spark- Montreal ed the three S11n Francisco touch I downs, but both lln~upa were liberally aprhtklcd wlth first ye11.r men all the Way through. Outstandin g rookie (or the GIants •a• Dennis The Menaet~ Mendyk from Mlchlpn State, who made aeveral runa of 10 yard• or longer. For the Forty .Nincrs veteran end Jo;cl HenkCI WJil a bul· wark on defense and rookie offon alve renter Frank Mone stood out. Will . . . IIAMM.fOI'\ WAfCMU- t• ......... u •. so Plt obucgh. ""• lNTIRNATlONAL LIAGUI 73 73 69 68 62 60 COLLINS JEWBRY S"* "Wioere Your Cftlldenee II J..wied•!' . &. ...... St. fomei'O) ROCKY HIL4 Conn. UP - S.... <' SWISHER.. (OHS( t;,ur•.llll.~ r..;~ '- t.:::Irl•tt•• ____..;_____J - v1ce atiUon atteQdant Marco Zl· netli wasn't lmpreued wlth tbe he generolly of a mat.oriat who settled a tL u~ bill with $2 and aald ",keep tM chan1e." ZanetU dl~overed that the motorill bad •relieved the caab na:lster of $83. IN IJ . MINUTES $150 ::;,;;.··- .. S&. , .L ._ · , :.;.::;;;. ~lu-----;t;"~ptonllh!p whel'l he- defeated CHICAGO UP - Managing Dl· Bob Sweeny of Ne-w York and tt'ctor Wa,tl! r Wolrner of the Chi- Palm BPa~'l. Fla., 3 and 2 on the rago football Ca rd,inal5 !aid today 24th hole Sunday. tha t a w:ave of Aslatlr /u which hit 40 member! or the team had ' TACI<LIS NAMED CAPTIANS "run lh rou.-se" and that hL• beSAN FRNC'lSCO UP _ A pair hi!IJt:od the dangt_-r WIIS OYt"t . or IJUl{l' iHekl,·s . Lt•u Nomellin i -~-~- · and - Hob St . Cl:tir _ han· been RACE INJURIIS FATAl .L t•o L·' ra:1;1 an .~ or t tw San C.O Lli'MBtTs . Oh i(J UP - Spet'd name,... ~· r . I I ~ ,. , anctst·.o r orty- nf'ts of I 1e N:~ tlu:er I~\' irt, Barney Sehelbel, 36, 1 1 ~ tl 11 1 N of Columbus: died sunday at Grant •qnn on )JI .htt~ua. ofutolluu Hospital of heart injuries suffered ~\Ita::~" .~ill,t~•·ee and WE'II!IhS 2 ttl the Nf'w Bremen Speedway 8 h l ~ 1 C l<~lt ~tand, llh. n!n(' IV~ k ago whe~ hi s cur hi 1 ll con, lllld weighs 26:\. rret e retaln :ng wall . fH~ItiGHT MAN Army Ho! pital A lot of m <~ t l By MERRIMAN SMITH roliE>d into lhP While House in it White HouN Writer WASIIINf:TON UP ~ Hat· k li l<ur • · hurry · complaining blttnly abu t1 t front· pll gl' r';splay :md broadt;~~ t at thl' Whit¥ lluu !>r . ing rl';;aro.Jing her operation for ~ \\'ht-n und 1r l'o· ··~••l•·•ot c- 0·.,.,,. !'a1iwr ru mm on ff'LI)a\t' tl h or·dt-r . r. ~ hnv.:l't g•ts •w •y No·w--•1 R 1 " ,.~ · for a \'&t'lltlou . it wil l be ah01;; A rnuulwr of ~elto.r writrr~ t ht' most w1del~· C'OVNrrl trip or Ills admmistrat1011 So far 127 re !"Oin!lill. im-d the First L.udy s huul<l porters. photographers and radio bP Pnlitled lo whucver degre(' of televu w n.t~h .l idans have applied pri vary she r!e!lired. to the W h1te House fo.(_ ere-den· It st1JI LS truP. however, Uwn• kELLY WINS MIT ~ERSEY CITY, N. J.- Whi>n out tlals to cover 1hP vacation--. hPad woulc' be a much greater publ! <· GLE!'Il COVE. N . y UP - Paul go mg k~' Y 0 'h Bh1'"r'lrd J. Berry quartl'rs of the F.Jsf'nhowprs outcry ff any t'ffort were made to J<elly of Oss!...":ing, N. y _ won the was as t'-< w o e e t ro,•ld bl'sl ·· hLrle an illne.s.s of the Pres ide nt or 55tl M carry on the policie.~ or hill ad· any member oE ht8 famil) l etropnlitan Ame1Por gllf . nunistrotiou ht> lliL'>WPrl'd ·'M('"_ And spt>akinl! of news co\'rr:~·~ {' I nr th~ Chief Executive , noth i n~ . ha!l slirn•d 1111 quite a~ mueh flu s! Thl'f£•'s a good bet 1hl' Pn· ••· in t('portin!: drrles in th e past '1 dcnL will want \(1 sh.:re in lh !• few Yt':ll"S a-. thr PrE>~idl'nl's sud· Cn' d Wa•· conference sl'hPdulod 111 · rll'n, unanliounrt•d ]li"!' SS ronf{'1'- he hclcl on 1hP ('!Imp us ot Gettys£'nre l:t.ll1 Wl't'k . burg, Pa Coll{'ge Nov . 17· 19 Some of Lhe nation\ tup a4thon · Only i4 rc>pMtl'rs wN•· at th<' ltcs on lhl' hllltorir battle will IJt· White Hou.;p when Press Sf'erc- ou hand , thus providm g riw Prt'.~­ 1 tary Jim Jlagpr!y infornwd thttm idcnl wit h an t'K (Wrt forun .L befort' Ei~enhower •vas w~iting tu tulk whit:h to trcd out his theorih with them in his offl<•e. Thb wu s about ""s<~oking" the ld!,!'h com · when Eisenhowe-r t!edded to make mottd on both ~• de~ of the batll,· his dramatic appeal for h!S nag. ging foreign aid program. Th~t s torm that kickt'cl up dtl'r As soon as the news hit th E> lhe Pre sident'.:~ battlefield tour preu S9SOeiation wires, there wC'"rc with Pritlsh Marshal BeTnat•l Sl)me sudden arrivllls at the White Montgomery earl)' thL5 ~· cur i~ ;:~ tdl House gates of newsmPn who nor· in I he air and till' Novembfr conmally do not hit the executive of· fcrcn.:-e could stir 1t up all ov!•r fice-'l every &tternoon until 4 p. m aguin ·ir Eisenhow('r wants to taki'" There was one Ironic twist. two on th(' i'"Xpcrts. or the mefl. who h11ve nrgueri longest ancl loudest for afternoon rathTha Seventla1 er then tbe ml'rning new.~ ronferWORCHESTER,Mass . - (Ul'J ~ ences the Presideht prercr~ we'll. William B. Collin!!, 7~. Jnrtn. J. they didn't make it tor ont> of lhe Gregory 7l ond Fred L. Brac.v. f~ afternoon ronfet't>rtcc.s held by 70, have oper11ted bu;;es anti lroll~ y Eisenhower sinre he entered orcar.~ for the Worcht>ster Bu~ Co. flee. , for & lola! of t50 yt'ars 'l'lu~~e two f('llows ha v._. bt:>E'Il kidded a lcrt abouut 1hi~ and Hag· erty pleada, ··Please keep me out Egg Pentlty of it" MAltlON. 1!1. - (UP}--- -SiK Uarion teen-agers vow they let h iS difficult to "tell in addvan~·e the Easter bunny take care of egg how .t~e pu~ll~ will react Jo news hultls from now on. Pulice made of the Prl'!lident or a the boys buy dye and :tide 60 dol· t!ovrrage THI END Of A 2o-MILI CHASE tbro\lib Salttmon apptjra palrltul tor menlber 0£ his ramily. 1 Shirley Anne Dlekel, 11, ot Mllleinvllle. Pa., who was ahOt In lht en eggs afle-r the teen-agers jumpFor iMtance, when he was 111 ed the gun on an egg hunt spon· : shoulder by the punulml motorcycle omcer. Tbt tatter rtPoi'ttdfT the hospital for" a heart attack sored by the civic club .. _ _bad to resort to bJa cu~:~ to atop the ctrl'a car. _ (lnflrnAtiol'tliJ back In l95S at Denver, there wa.s • a seeming insatiable puhlir appe· · J tile for n('ws of hi s condition . Bllt Power Of Sugge"stlon ·1 the public boiled nv@r with int!Jg. lNDIANAPOLIS- (UP)-WaltN ACROSS t . EnCioaure 23. Ccuntry nation when one of :ht' medieal L. Dav1s started sneezing when hl' (Eur.) (Scot.} 1. River bttlleHns was quite prrllrate .:-~ saw some flower.:; f'n a table in hi:> S Picnic (Czech.) 24. Loiter descnbing the PresidPnl's bocly homC' . His wife knew he was allerarea S.'Agreement :ltl. Confunctions . gir to pollen· but the flowers were 1J. Trap 8. Inland aea Thousands or Jeller Wrllf'rS art ificial . 10. Sanda.rac f Asia 1 crateblamed the ncwsp:.pers, wh{'n ne7. ~upplled, tr~s 26. Larlatt 12. Ablau .. food ,28. Lunch. t~ally the anno.tc!rnwnt wns 8. Trigona marie hy one of the President's a Patato counter ( di&l.) 9. Pacific drink doctors and through his Wlute J\Ouse g.ffices (Continued From Pa~ OM) U. Equip 1111aad 21l. Pit,. ' . '. . ·• ttt:· ,_ ..............., ........... A somewhai similar situation d~· · Fllltu" ~':" The July issue of "Operat~ roup ~ with 11. A bout tlve 3-f. Plexus men velOperl last week end in eonnee- ! ing Notes" carried his first article, 1.5. Baseball nllt dresll' (an&t.) :IS. Tacit tion wifh surgery undergone bv entitiOO "Preventing Feedwater 17. Touch 31. Stitch ~n. Baae 1&. A:: Great ' :\Irs. Eisenhower at \\'alte 1· Re e(J ~ontaminatiun 11nd Output Lim!la18. Flowed age in 1 . Ccrripa.u Lake t tlon. " 22. Republie 3:.~ Russian. point 1$. Soak (8.A..) contmunllt Clbbr.) fiax 20. Close to tl. ,forbl'l Phooe 191 Eme!ll Covert, Mgr. -'~ 13~ to • t'ERR\' Olll'e!ll'C' TO li::H'I./I;.'T TO lHe M~ Gt~E CHICER: FOil: AA ~f''-ITATION FLIGH1 OVIZ~ THE. ,00:..lAPit7''$ 1 ' AS A SPEEDER, THIS GIRL IS SHOT I iValt, I ju<;t can't frM t~ FOil $299.00 BA:KER FURNITURE UD The Brlglneol CoraM ·Jll Hlddllipooi • • 42 Yean of POJIIII\OY •n the attic! wm LML:E ORPHAN ANN!!!; ... DAilY CROSSWORD ... jThfee EmpIoyees I I DICK TRACY Nation Racing Polio In Vaccine Program 2a1>oJlar (Mel.) 2S. Botched 26. Author Harte t1. Roman SAM. REME..eER ~E CF TJ.IE CUPSO BROTHERS? """" pd Jl J4othrr SO. Girl's mekrwnt 31. Nonnal S3. TldaJ floodl SS.Treo a& IPirPtn• aT. Slow (mWI.) 3f, Frlfd lllbtlY ot wiDow 40. Kind NANCY fl. Vtl'fUitr f2. Travtl NANCY ... STOP DOWN t. Baby Arlultt llno op lor thol• ,.Olio 2. BeaUfltd IOU[ 8. Bluridfr . D"-ILY C'hVPTOQUOTE -BRe bow to work ."' ' A X Y D L 8 A. A -~· .. . hLOKOFEL,a• · One teller •Imply atande ror anotHer. -In dil~ -~M A. it Ultd for tbe three· L'a, X for the two O'i1 ftc. lit«~ lftffh. •ROll· ti'Opliea, the lenrth and formallon or tlct ifetih· 0. blat&. Eacfl rfly the code lettera are ditfet'etlt. If• A KLLZ c.,..., ........... MLX I!.WGX. JL.tC!ilti'8:Kil QX !ILJRd MLX (l*jlc i'wTiz ---,-----~----- -'--' l'EANUTS ••«I•• oholo. An emergency miSI vacdnation program agatnst para)ytu: polio Js uhder way today in thousands of communltJes aciv~ the eountry Jn a race to beat the crippler's 1957 SHOOTING THESE RUBBER ARROWS IN THE HOUSE ._dline. The emergency note was given the program as latest I I - ohow that 58,000,000 -1'=-----''--'"----vate phJslclam aad .. pu,Mhl ~ WJdet 40-potential Yil!llliot of tile dlseas&-were cllnks. depeftttlnc on. local ,..._ across the eoanttr. IIQt .wltbout l<tly, Salk ·vac- am, OrHclalll of the A.M.A. recent:-. dlle proteCtion at all ly ui'Jed state, city and eountt 'l1W tllt to Utimt WU made b tlf Almftieait. lledical Anoof,llllii. tU U.S. Ptiblle Health a....,. md t11a Nationil ro.n. Jatlon tar Infantile Par•lyalll, ~n t 1 ouaniu.tlolll have ma. out advilory ptGcedures .4' t ~~ liiUUoru~ more nnder ~ vlecln'e's de-tenses. IIi"..''. . . ealll"" Ill.llt6 ol·ptl- medieat ~Ociet.ies ANONVMOU5 LETTER TELLING US T}ojE ACORESS to take tbe leadership in the mus vacelna~ 't:ion dr\~, Dr. Dwight 1l. Mur~ ray, A.M.A. president, aald: "I iapiore_ 7ou and lll'fe :ro• to do everrthblt posSIIIt t. ret tour 1tate aad eoanty medlcal socteUea behind the A.M.A. poUo edtpalp to eacourare enl)'oue ta )e vaccinated ap to the ••• Dl "·"' A A,Nu THEY Conlllluoua Serviee l'w dO"" my part. You'd better make har""'?nize - or put I vEs,.(erRDtE .. • THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPAN1 but ;riming wh<leL , ••••, ••trect•n .... ......-i•• It's !!f1 to you. P)iyllis. the rigJ:lt pli!CQ -for -~-- ...... ....... .......... -....... ........................ ., - t· .~ $5.1' fo.:hi1&.!1"s l'ftpfOI!ttotfl~ I ONLY WISH A tfi1'f 6r JIT&f.IE • .. •rfiAt f trAY C.\LL MY OWN - HdLI.IIl!i. Dl•lrlbuled by Kina i't•t•ru lrdtft;tf . ' Here v•uler one roOf you cai Quick, Unannounced Press Call Stirred Much Wltite House Talk - -CARDS - aVeR WvWQM-KLMviUKKLe. THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. lind ,_,...,.......... ,_ hontte cenatructlon, repolr Or nmoololl. . Thoro Is no iooeol for..,.. leit "Shopplna around .. whe11 youoloalwlllonMah_...,. • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Aug. 19."1957-5 l<Pii ~8 -~57 D6 .5!17 61 .~1 31,i 66 .507 tHi 1••~ -·:';·;>;;"·;:';·..: 67 .481 10 114 E. MilD '11 .458 13 'J'Z .41\3 13~ New · Furniture TIPPID HIMSELF • '( ASSU~ M~ H E.'S A REAl. BARO'!,ALL R/~T I . PROMI.SE YOU WON'T DO IT AGAIN �• th e Retililers of Pt. Pleannt ~ when Arrington drove Jn the wln· ning run with a sin&]e In the seventh innina: with two out. Farley with two single.&, wu the top Point bitter. Arrln&to»for thP winners also bad 1 dOLl· ble. 1 Meigs Stars Cop Trophy In Wellston Play I I BaUer1es: Hopp Wharton, Hatfield and Gilchrist. Mahone, MY· ers llnd Turner. West Columbia·: Netbert and Burns. Retailers: [ Stnckland and Garrett. , Meig's County Llltlc League All Stars were iiW&rded a gw nt trophy Saturday mght after heatlng Ne\lo Boston 3·0 1n a hrtlhantly played CAR.O TONlGHT baseball game ~nci thereby were At 7 p m. tonight OVEC plays aceorded thl' honor of being the Hartford ; at 8 Lakin Red Birds best colledion or yo ung baseball play Hopp Wharton and at 9 tbe I talent in Southebtcru Ohio. Middleport First Biiptist Cburcl1 When the firin g w;,_~ over a! plays Waverly , W. Va. Wellston Howard (Lefty) Johnso n and Jim Louks had teamed up t o Twenty teanllS are signed to pllch a five hitter and shut New play during the week. Boston out Meigs cojlecte~ onl y five hils too . hut a.£: i ·eM tve COOLER TYPES base runntnli( and clutc h hingle.s INKSTER, "Mich. UP Pollee made the dHferencc . have a tough time telling one McL g~ got one run in each of cooler (rom anoiher now that a the second, fourth ancl fifth innrefrigeratorlype ooor latch has ings They had stopped a threat 1 bePn Installed on the outcr door in the .seconcl inning whcn Nev' I of the city's jail which is located Boston had the bases loaded and next door to a fro~c-n food locker. nobodv out Jo.hnson fann e d Hi~rman. STEiPLUAtK•S HOLIDAY ·wright groundrd to Wee Foozy ELWOOD, Ind. UP - City fit't!sYRACUSE LliTLE LEAGUERS were second in standings alter season play. · · WoUc at third who fort"ed thl' men hauled down a "tipsy" steeple . runner at home and Horr left to right, Wa·yne Hubbard, Ray Hood , Mik:LJ~?-~i~Johnny Lisle, G~ry Kenkins. MJDDLEPOIIT'S ALL STAR Little League team lost to runnerup New Boston 9-7 In t~e first jack afler he cUmbed up St. Jorow, Ernie Sisson, Sam Baker, Bill Knapp, Fr~n. Ca!.son Crow. Th1rd, George Cundtff, seph 's Church to prove he ''could round of the Wellston tournament which the Meigs All Stars won ~aturday night. First row, grounded out to John son on the Jackie Williams, Jim Bill Oiler, Mick Winebrenner, Jim Louks. Rear, Bob Louks, manage~- stand un his head on the crou." I«i!t to right, Ricky OHer, Ronnle Manley , Gary Stobtu-t, RonnJe Carr, Micky Morris . Second mound. In the top of the S('COn{.l Allen rew, Ernie Bing, Tom Rail:· Johnny Singer .•John Allensworth, Gene Wise. Standing, Russ Hamm ted off with ~ walk, Ted McElhinney, Mike Little, Manager Woody Call, and Wes Gilkey. Second basema·n Charley Bailey sacrificed. "" \AlLnebrcnner of Swackhamer was not present for the picture . grondcd out, Hamm go111g to third. Bowen w.;lkcd anti John:~on singled Hamm home . In the fourth Hamm was sa(e on New B~tQn's lone error. Ba• · Gene He~wn of the Hartford it out. to second on a pas§fd baU, and Me USE OUR ley trip;cd Harrim home an~ B~•· Ttgers set Radne down with five Jr Wolfe was th·~ only one to [Nickles singled but Wolfe was out I:AUNDRY le\' was out at home' .~ trctchon~ 11. t~CaiLflrcd htt s Sunday in 11 Ohto solve Hesson·~ slanls. He collected on a nice th:ow to Tucker at home -In the fifth with 1wo Ollt PrlCC Valley Association playoff game a triple in the sixth with two out O'Shaughness.y play~ffs_ begin SERVICE wolked, stole second anc1 third , for lhe title before a good crowd that went for nought. next Sunday wtth. GalhpOhs, fourand ST. PAUL Minn . UP- Golden I aud sc~red on Tom White·~ that kicked. tn with a $31 gate on Btg Hartfc,.rd hitle:( was Luther th place team gotn!;( to Hartford donations . Tucker, the old pro. with two for (Wahama) ;n.d MiddlepOrt. third boy Ken Venluri was wearing his clutch stngle. DRY It was pitching at its be ill as two, both singles, and Bob Stiver&, ·place team , going to Racine. first professional go lf crown toWhite, who hallc 1 ~ hk e a deCLEANING day. The 26 year old former ama- mon in the tourney , h<~d added a He-sson was rarely sharper with ·~ l~c Ohio fugitive, with two for Games will be at 2 p. m. hts lefthanded fast balls ovt."J" the f1ve , a doub:e and a smgle. H~ford 100 400 100--6 9 0 leur star from San ~·rancisco single in the first inning tha1 Hartford first: Gerald Clark was Raetne 000 000 000-----0 5 4 • We Pick Up & Dtllftl' "beat the prns" Sunday when he didn't figure in runs. Wincllren · inside corner and low. or his big Hats. Cleaned and :llocked Hesson and Tucker. L. Wolfe cop ped the St. Paul Open with a ncr had 11 single in the fourth hooking drop that sweepcd a full sa fe on an error, went to second MAIL CALL ... Jim Cremeans, one of the greatest football record-tieing 72-hole total or 266 that also did not count. c:..:_lc~k~l•~'~-----~-,two feet down in a few yards' on Bobby Layne's ground out and and M_c)'l players to come out of Southeastern Ohio in many an Autumn -22 under par. Clark scorer! on Tucker's single. Chicago White Sox cooperated by Johnson fanned two and walk· distance. early malching him was I~arry Hartford fuutth: Tucker walked seasOn, apparently didn't have mu~h of a chance to show his cd one· Louks fanned four anti N • b dropping a 5-l decision before Venturi, who decided Lo try the Call 6190-J talents Friday night in Canton when the South whipped the play-for-play tour after he de-- walkeri' one. Oo\'ill Of New Boston Litble Foo'"-' ~J WoJre ,who ga~·e up Hesson sacrifiCed. Russell Rous beating the Detroit Tigers, 4-1.. N. "2ncl Ava. Mhldleport fanned live and walked three nine hits, but kept them fairly was saf-e on an t:rror. Tucker scorThe New york Giants heat the North 26-0 in the annual High School North-South football feated all the pros but Jackie The trophy wtll be displayed well scattered. lte was the vJctim ing, Roush going to second. Dorr Philadelphia Philliea, 5-4 and Hl, Burke in the l ~56 Masters tourna game. in lurn m Pomeroy, Rae me an,! of four unearned runs as h1s in - Clark :>ingled to thi.rd and Jo Bra- and the last pace Pittsburgh PirThe Sports Desk ~as not even certain that Jim accepted his ment put together rounds uf 66 Syncusc schools, then placed al fleld exhibited sure &iJ!:ns uf ner· d!cy singled Roush home and Don ·ates downed the Brooklyn Dodgers Invitation to be a part of the stars squad . Mr. Vennu·ri, when 67, 65 and n (ina! 68 to tic a re- Lltlle Lc<~guc llea,lquarters for vousness. i'" our errorll on the left Sth·ers doubled Clark and Rradlcy IJ-.6, after a 2 1 defeat in the other he went north, made no confirmation or Cremeans' intentions cord .set by I.loyd ~angrum in permanent rcsith~nc-c . slrle hurt Ral'ine. home. National League games. The WashOIU 110-3 5 3 Ha rtftrd Seventh: Tucker led tngton Senators whipped the Bosllcason f.;;uncd l2 batt-ers and What actually happened, in the eyes of one observer, is 1951 ami equall('d by Dr. Cary Meigs Middlecorr the neKt ~·car. New ·Boston 000 001}--41 5 1 Wolfc five . The Hartford star wal· off with a wall{ for the third stra- ton Re d Sox, 6-4. a..n d t he C1evecontained in the letter below. It expresses his opinions: 1 R~b Rosburg, snother San fran Johnson (WI'), Louk.~ {4) and ked one an·J hit one WoHc waked ight tirnl' . Roush was safe on an land Indians drubbed the Kansas Aug 18. 1957 ~it on th.e twueh. rlsvan, who !cd the fie ld after hli Winebrc nenr, Davis and Eyles. three an hit one . Jllcine didn't get error and Cbrk gron!lded out Scor· CJty Athletics in American League Oh, he wa!<; g iven il ].l n •at hono•· op<'ning round 44. rarn11 hack Sports Desk People ju.t like rounelt a hit until Eddie SLobart laid a per ing Tucker. 11 ingle g11 mes. in tbnt ~o:amc, one we s houldn 't with 6B for a 268 total and secDally Sentinel become killen every day iD feet hunt down ·the thtrd base line Racine threatened in the sevenThe Cardinals ralhed for !ix over look, bv all mrans . llc wn.'l ond plare money in the t-24,000 Si~: traffic accidenta , , • end 10 In the IJottnm of the fifth and q,at th when Jr Wolfe singled, went runs in the last three innings of 1 don't auppose thert! Is a per · permitted to pluy un lhe line event. could you! AMERICAN LEAGU-E - ---- ~11011 ln our county who i~ morf' when the South kkkcrl off and as W L Pet. GB Laat year, 40,000 mea, Howie Johnson or Hou...ton, intcrest,e{l In our (!'reat ~port of soon as the t11ck le w11 s made, he women and cbildren diecl. New York 77 40 .658 football, and in all the tradition.<; went b<~ck to hi ~ hrnch. · Abo, Tex., firco.J Sunday'R best round an tre.Ji_cally on our b.it:hW&Jt 69 47 .595 7 1h ChLcago• waY- bebind Mitell's f<;lut-hitter in and l'xamplN the game atond,8 he rlsyed II few nlinuoh•~ Of the [J-under-Jfar 64 and fmishelJ wlth: -a terrible record! Boston 61 55 .526 15'h lui five oll flllfcn~e ri~ht half. •Morly Furgol• of t~IT}u/lL .111..,..llt• {or, lllal'l myst\lf. Dcll·oit 58 59 .406 19 Can •llfthin& be doae almust inteJ'C l'lJ!ed a 209. Thhi paNt week 1 wns utoillsH- !ohC't'e he Baltimore 56 59 .4117 20 about it1 YES , • • if you hattHng lead with a .333 mark and ed to lind out th111 ~orne ur our North pass nnrl !llll(l(' twu hcautihelp[ Cleveland 56 61 .479 21 pllll'lll!l honor on our locit l boy1 his 2,933 hit; now place him 11 Lh the loser. ful ta('kles. But nut ollC(' was !ir CHICAGO UP The Cinrinbet.lcr Jeadera ~&nd coaches of th e Washington 45 72 .:185 32 The only bright spot of the day on the all-time Jist Mizell's vie nuti Rodleg ~ v1ere idle today _ rest· a:ame in our great ~'ll11lc would permitted 1, rilrry I lw ha!l on for they won't do it up11tnte un ](•ss ~' !IlL are from Ctncmnali or Kansas Ctty 44 73 :176 33 was Cincinnati's 4·2 lead in the tory was his fifth of tbe year and - - up from their 8.12 ~feat stoop to the demand of A few Saturday's Results offen ~ <· . .~omc tLtY, mstcad uf 11 dllHilL'. second game of the doubleheader the llrst since July 29. •agaL\u;l thC" Chicago Cubs Sunday penons in order to put a ft>alh · A crowd of 45,207 sal through Why ? B l'('n n ~ l· :mu eoat· h<• s Thank you, New York 6 Hallimore 2 Howcver it was short-lived be 1 and prC11a rn•g for Tuesday's opener in their raps. 1 ~ti ll cannot .:••\ were at thn1 game M'UILtinl{ and the eight-hour and 18 mmute dou Washington 16 Boston 2 Jtohert Mills, cause the contest was halted by of a two-game series with the over iL So I am writing this let - thcv wanh•d to Sl'l' I ht• loc al bo:.•s ble,header, whlrh. was held up Middleport, Ohio. Detroit 9 Chicago 8, 10 inn . the bottom of ttie third inrain in Dodgers. ter for all 10 ~ee . Perhaps some ~o (o };peak mnkl• gnod, 1 nm uot two hours and 14 minutes by rain Kansas City 4 Cleveland 3 Bob Rush's e1gh\-hit pitching ning. thing can be donr al>out lt. and ended at 10.46 p.m. e.d.t. Sund•y'• R•sults cntici~ing the pln.\·in\l or those MUSIAL STRIKES and Ern10 Banks' home run and What 1 am tlllk ing aboul i~ other hoy s. They wert· gnod , hut They s:ay lightning never strikes Washington R Boston 4 double wo!re tt.e combination that 1 and some friends drove 360 our hoy cou ld flll their shccs any Cleveland 9 Kans11s CitY 2 which gafe !he Cubs their sixth Lwiee in the same pla~e but the mlle11 to see one of our local hoys time . Ue round out how he wtll New York 7 Baltimore 0, bl vielory. ~ilw•ukee """" know bcttoc of· 11traight Jfm Cremeans, play ball In the New York :1 B11ltlmore 2, 2nd The loss was the sixth in a row ter it struck County StadiUm traditional AII-Stllr North·Suuth be treated Rl our grcut Ohm Sial•! Dctroit 5 Chicago 1, l st for the fa\lering Hedlegs, now fln- three "times • onee literally, and a:ame. In1tead, 1 •aw a boy eo' possibly . Tt l~n'L whal you are Chicago 4 Detroit 1, 2nd ro'm of St•n Musi•l il!-ged in a strug~le for a hold on lwloo in bit heart out for all but four min- anymorr but where you arc from Tue1d1y's Otm.t .lourth plllce in the National Lea- and Vinegar Bc.nd Mizell . and who dn you know utca of that a:am.e. A sharp 'bolt of th"real thing" Kenneth Kmg ann hi~ No. 14 Washington at Chlclago, 2 1wi-nlle gue. 1 know por~ona!ly or another Thll wa• a boy who was· plck NI New York al Kan.sa11 City, nile hit the stadium \luring the second survived Lhc rough ~~~~~ tumbll' In picking up his third straight on the UP All American team and four t1r five Sl'houL~ rcjl'-etlcntNI inning Sunday's OPt.'ller with action at Claybank., Sunduy 11nd Balthnllrc at Detroit nlte win· the veteran Rush gave up al thRl RAme In Arout Cremean~ wa,s Aecond in the state in hlgh the St. Loois Cacdin•b •nd befire won the feature event ovt•r Pete Boston a! Cleveland, nite two runs in the third on a walk How eould (hey when he dutn't ~ehool football •eorlng. He never Hopp Wharton of Parkersbur"' NATIONAL LIAGUE Skmncr of Glouster, 0 ., and Run" and 1 p a i r of doubles, but the th~ da y w a 1 ended Musial and got tho opportunity to carry the get to play ufFcn se at H!l ? W L Pd. G8 Red legs never threatened ·h l m Mizell gtruck too to produce an and West Columbia took first Hmr'• 1ww you ron /ttlpJ nic Myers of C hester. who dltl a One roach, though. stood out ball once beeii\UIIC, apparently. he B·tl and 6--0 S"\veep that cut the rcrund victories in the Chesbife 72 f5 .615 great job uf dr ivin g in lm ftrst Milwaukee afterward. above the rc1st. He told me anrl 1 wis frotn a small tawn Instead of DttH tafety, -'*'-':JI ~ Braves' National League lead to ~oftball Tournament thltt opened St Louis . . 65 ~~ .MO 6'~ CUBS TIED SC(')RE out ing. Ob....,, ..-d llalltl, _ . ...... from Canton-McKinley . Ma.nillon, quote . 65 53 .~1 'lt..11 The .flr~t hcnt w11.~ tAken by Brooklyn The Cub! tied the score in the Olh games. Thus, the Cardinals ~turday night under the direc"f wns told to gel Jim or no~ ~-. Columbua, ctr., etc. "braked" thr Milwaukee runaway tion of t>elmar Rothgeb and Bill Cincinnall 61 55 .526 lOlA! fourth, then t.rought home the baBobby Joe Adamll of nartne driv._11111t0WNI Even wltb the SouU, ahead by come back, aA we can gel o ther 60 1117 .513 12 tng No. 92, followed bY Glen Philadelphia co~ in lhe nll'xt inning with a four- and raised the possibility th11t Scatt . tWo touchdowns he wa11 forced m coacheN easllv. hut 11 halFback HW blasted Mahone l'lrc of llitl 64 .467 17'Al run outbunt. The big blow was there may be a c 1 o s e pennant Thompson, Ken King and put of New York . . like Jim ls ·hard to flnd." • """' 011 lltrld tA • 1 Parkersburg 11 to 4 with a bar· race. lrtfflc la11t1. nt.y -": fDr }'CIII, nlll' Chicago . . 45 69 .395 2S ' Banks' 27th. homer with oM man So don'l he surp rl~cd tu M'e tho fence . The New York Yankees mean· rage of extra billie hits. Sllaman ..alnlt you. Wtw. hfllc .._. . . 43 73 .371 28~ 00' hJ.se. The st'cond heat winner was Pittsburgh Cremeans chanye his mind t~botlt wlule, sceml•d to be makin(l; good llad a homer. triple and two 'in· ....., lllfwa4,. .......... DOWNt Saturd•y't R•wits I Chicago added another run In Pete Sklnnor wllh Meyers and going [f) Ohio SUitC. ' the sixth on a walk. a sacrlfiee on third on& - prcditled runaway g1cs. Gilchrist homc!)ld and got When urc w11 of lhf! SEOAL und Ronnie Young, Letart Fall!!, fol l'lttsburgh 7 Brooklyn 3 threat ln the Amertean League 11 klple and Urles o~tlso homered. and a sh1glc Cal Neeman hit hiS Philadrlphla 3 New York DuektJ~'e ),('ague goln11 to wake up lowing. For Mahone, Taylor had a triPulll~ Cit II public ..,..,. lOth homer of the year In the when tbey swept the Baltimor'E! All cars running in the Au8· Chlcaao 2 Cincinnati 1 and have our own AII.Star South i,.1loop.~I'Qfio~ wid! Orloles, 7,0 ~nd S----2, to open up pie. The winners got 12 hits and e-la:ht. and North gume . H'1 ,no stli\HC tral111n PursuJt pllod up in the! Milwaukee t1 St. Louh 4 . ll Inn a 7'tl game margin·thelr longest committed tllree errors. Mahon e ""'"""I Sunday's R111ulh Joe Nuxha\1, who 1endlnK a hoy to Canton or _Mas- firu 1.urn oausing heavy damage of the aeasoo. The second • place' go"t but three hitR off Hatfield ther the fifth lllllon just to break hls !wart. H's to U1c ears wi1J1 one driver, Ron Nf'W York. .5 Philadelphia 4. tat N.w'IJGPIII' M~ ' 'and alao gave up three error.s. up tu the A1hletlc AsAOClatlonR. Ynung rr-t!eiving minor Injuries . Now york 1 Philadelphit~ 0. 2nd Aaoc~ In the second g11mc WC edge(] The beginners' race was also Brcoldyn 2 . Pittsburgh 1.- 1st to organile ouur own way11 uf --mtrrcd by fenrc busting. All Pitt11bura:h 8 Brooklyn 6, 2nd cars are expected to be ready for Chlcaa:o 8 Cincinnati 2, 1st Cincinnati at Chicago 2d. ppd, racCJJ next Sunday . rain I I I Hesson Bests wolfe In Mound Duel At Ra'cine, M~hol~~'~,"~::=,~~.~to~,"'!~: 6.0, To Take OVA Championship For'Hartford l~~~e"~~er ,~:d ;;~u~"· Golden Boy Is Wearing First Pro Golf Cr "own Tile Dailv Sentlrael SPORTS DESK I I I • HOME LAUNDRY CO. "ME ... a killer?' BASEBALL RESULT I .. -:r---Redlegs Rest, Gird Selves For ~=:~~~~~~t~;~~~~ ~r~~~: ~~~ Series With Brooklyn Dodgers :~· .:~th•;:~e Mt~'':!.':J~ :-;;o, ~~ Fence Busting Marks Racing At Claybanks Hopp Whart on, Co West lumbl'a,· w·ID 0 peners the or 0 ......... .. ....,..., 1 .~. ......... ..., """'f-' ...... :n. ...,_ s.--- --·---- ~~ CASTORIA ......... ....., ,..,,.e'"".. ,.,,...... ... ... .. 1........... t.r " r~pt~ln, ~~"~••• ........,.............. ............. will ••rk •• tt. --· . . . . . . . . . MW ' -tch, Rookt'es Wl'n Match Wlt'th Giant HopefUIS ~·9'ers' 1' st St. Louts 6s Milwau\:ee Milwaukee 0, a. 2nd ''' l,;ouh• TI,M:Id•y't Gtm.a c\nclnnall at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Chlcaa:o at Philatlclphla, nile Mllwauk" •t SAN FRANCISCO UP- The Buffltlo San Fnnclsco Forty Ninen won Toronto a battle of the rookies from the RlC!hmond New York Glanl$ Sunday, cominJ Rochester from behind for a 24·115 victory. Mlami · Quarterback Y. A. Tittle spark- Montreal ed the three S11n Francisco touch I downs, but both lln~upa were liberally aprhtklcd wlth first ye11.r men all the Way through. Outstandin g rookie (or the GIants •a• Dennis The Menaet~ Mendyk from Mlchlpn State, who made aeveral runa of 10 yard• or longer. For the Forty .Nincrs veteran end Jo;cl HenkCI WJil a bul· wark on defense and rookie offon alve renter Frank Mone stood out. Will . . . IIAMM.fOI'\ WAfCMU- t• ......... u •. so Plt obucgh. ""• lNTIRNATlONAL LIAGUI 73 73 69 68 62 60 COLLINS JEWBRY S"* "Wioere Your Cftlldenee II J..wied•!' . &. ...... St. fomei'O) ROCKY HIL4 Conn. UP - S.... <' SWISHER.. (OHS( t;,ur•.llll.~ r..;~ '- t.:::Irl•tt•• ____..;_____J - v1ce atiUon atteQdant Marco Zl· netli wasn't lmpreued wlth tbe he generolly of a mat.oriat who settled a tL u~ bill with $2 and aald ",keep tM chan1e." ZanetU dl~overed that the motorill bad •relieved the caab na:lster of $83. IN IJ . MINUTES $150 ::;,;;.··- .. S&. , .L ._ · , :.;.::;;;. ~lu-----;t;"~ptonllh!p whel'l he- defeated CHICAGO UP - Managing Dl· Bob Sweeny of Ne-w York and tt'ctor Wa,tl! r Wolrner of the Chi- Palm BPa~'l. Fla., 3 and 2 on the rago football Ca rd,inal5 !aid today 24th hole Sunday. tha t a w:ave of Aslatlr /u which hit 40 member! or the team had ' TACI<LIS NAMED CAPTIANS "run lh rou.-se" and that hL• beSAN FRNC'lSCO UP _ A pair hi!IJt:od the dangt_-r WIIS OYt"t . or IJUl{l' iHekl,·s . Lt•u Nomellin i -~-~- · and - Hob St . Cl:tir _ han· been RACE INJURIIS FATAl .L t•o L·' ra:1;1 an .~ or t tw San C.O Lli'MBtTs . Oh i(J UP - Spet'd name,... ~· r . I I ~ ,. , anctst·.o r orty- nf'ts of I 1e N:~ tlu:er I~\' irt, Barney Sehelbel, 36, 1 1 ~ tl 11 1 N of Columbus: died sunday at Grant •qnn on )JI .htt~ua. ofutolluu Hospital of heart injuries suffered ~\Ita::~" .~ill,t~•·ee and WE'II!IhS 2 ttl the Nf'w Bremen Speedway 8 h l ~ 1 C l<~lt ~tand, llh. n!n(' IV~ k ago whe~ hi s cur hi 1 ll con, lllld weighs 26:\. rret e retaln :ng wall . fH~ItiGHT MAN Army Ho! pital A lot of m <~ t l By MERRIMAN SMITH roliE>d into lhP While House in it White HouN Writer WASIIINf:TON UP ~ Hat· k li l<ur • · hurry · complaining blttnly abu t1 t front· pll gl' r';splay :md broadt;~~ t at thl' Whit¥ lluu !>r . ing rl';;aro.Jing her operation for ~ \\'ht-n und 1r l'o· ··~••l•·•ot c- 0·.,.,,. !'a1iwr ru mm on ff'LI)a\t' tl h or·dt-r . r. ~ hnv.:l't g•ts •w •y No·w--•1 R 1 " ,.~ · for a \'&t'lltlou . it wil l be ah01;; A rnuulwr of ~elto.r writrr~ t ht' most w1del~· C'OVNrrl trip or Ills admmistrat1011 So far 127 re !"Oin!lill. im-d the First L.udy s huul<l porters. photographers and radio bP Pnlitled lo whucver degre(' of televu w n.t~h .l idans have applied pri vary she r!e!lired. to the W h1te House fo.(_ ere-den· It st1JI LS truP. however, Uwn• kELLY WINS MIT ~ERSEY CITY, N. J.- Whi>n out tlals to cover 1hP vacation--. hPad woulc' be a much greater publ! <· GLE!'Il COVE. N . y UP - Paul go mg k~' Y 0 'h Bh1'"r'lrd J. Berry quartl'rs of the F.Jsf'nhowprs outcry ff any t'ffort were made to J<elly of Oss!...":ing, N. y _ won the was as t'-< w o e e t ro,•ld bl'sl ·· hLrle an illne.s.s of the Pres ide nt or 55tl M carry on the policie.~ or hill ad· any member oE ht8 famil) l etropnlitan Ame1Por gllf . nunistrotiou ht> lliL'>WPrl'd ·'M('"_ And spt>akinl! of news co\'rr:~·~ {' I nr th~ Chief Executive , noth i n~ . ha!l slirn•d 1111 quite a~ mueh flu s! Thl'f£•'s a good bet 1hl' Pn· ••· in t('portin!: drrles in th e past '1 dcnL will want \(1 sh.:re in lh !• few Yt':ll"S a-. thr PrE>~idl'nl's sud· Cn' d Wa•· conference sl'hPdulod 111 · rll'n, unanliounrt•d ]li"!' SS ronf{'1'- he hclcl on 1hP ('!Imp us ot Gettys£'nre l:t.ll1 Wl't'k . burg, Pa Coll{'ge Nov . 17· 19 Some of Lhe nation\ tup a4thon · Only i4 rc>pMtl'rs wN•· at th<' ltcs on lhl' hllltorir battle will IJt· White Hou.;p when Press Sf'erc- ou hand , thus providm g riw Prt'.~­ 1 tary Jim Jlagpr!y infornwd thttm idcnl wit h an t'K (Wrt forun .L befort' Ei~enhower •vas w~iting tu tulk whit:h to trcd out his theorih with them in his offl<•e. Thb wu s about ""s<~oking" the ld!,!'h com · when Eisenhowe-r t!edded to make mottd on both ~• de~ of the batll,· his dramatic appeal for h!S nag. ging foreign aid program. Th~t s torm that kickt'cl up dtl'r As soon as the news hit th E> lhe Pre sident'.:~ battlefield tour preu S9SOeiation wires, there wC'"rc with Pritlsh Marshal BeTnat•l Sl)me sudden arrivllls at the White Montgomery earl)' thL5 ~· cur i~ ;:~ tdl House gates of newsmPn who nor· in I he air and till' Novembfr conmally do not hit the executive of· fcrcn.:-e could stir 1t up all ov!•r fice-'l every &tternoon until 4 p. m aguin ·ir Eisenhow('r wants to taki'" There was one Ironic twist. two on th(' i'"Xpcrts. or the mefl. who h11ve nrgueri longest ancl loudest for afternoon rathTha Seventla1 er then tbe ml'rning new.~ ronferWORCHESTER,Mass . - (Ul'J ~ ences the Presideht prercr~ we'll. William B. Collin!!, 7~. Jnrtn. J. they didn't make it tor ont> of lhe Gregory 7l ond Fred L. Brac.v. f~ afternoon ronfet't>rtcc.s held by 70, have oper11ted bu;;es anti lroll~ y Eisenhower sinre he entered orcar.~ for the Worcht>ster Bu~ Co. flee. , for & lola! of t50 yt'ars 'l'lu~~e two f('llows ha v._. bt:>E'Il kidded a lcrt abouut 1hi~ and Hag· erty pleada, ··Please keep me out Egg Pentlty of it" MAltlON. 1!1. - (UP}--- -SiK Uarion teen-agers vow they let h iS difficult to "tell in addvan~·e the Easter bunny take care of egg how .t~e pu~ll~ will react Jo news hultls from now on. Pulice made of the Prl'!lident or a the boys buy dye and :tide 60 dol· t!ovrrage THI END Of A 2o-MILI CHASE tbro\lib Salttmon apptjra palrltul tor menlber 0£ his ramily. 1 Shirley Anne Dlekel, 11, ot Mllleinvllle. Pa., who was ahOt In lht en eggs afle-r the teen-agers jumpFor iMtance, when he was 111 ed the gun on an egg hunt spon· : shoulder by the punulml motorcycle omcer. Tbt tatter rtPoi'ttdfT the hospital for" a heart attack sored by the civic club .. _ _bad to resort to bJa cu~:~ to atop the ctrl'a car. _ (lnflrnAtiol'tliJ back In l95S at Denver, there wa.s • a seeming insatiable puhlir appe· · J tile for n('ws of hi s condition . Bllt Power Of Sugge"stlon ·1 the public boiled nv@r with int!Jg. lNDIANAPOLIS- (UP)-WaltN ACROSS t . EnCioaure 23. Ccuntry nation when one of :ht' medieal L. Dav1s started sneezing when hl' (Eur.) (Scot.} 1. River bttlleHns was quite prrllrate .:-~ saw some flower.:; f'n a table in hi:> S Picnic (Czech.) 24. Loiter descnbing the PresidPnl's bocly homC' . His wife knew he was allerarea S.'Agreement :ltl. Confunctions . gir to pollen· but the flowers were 1J. Trap 8. Inland aea Thousands or Jeller Wrllf'rS art ificial . 10. Sanda.rac f Asia 1 crateblamed the ncwsp:.pers, wh{'n ne7. ~upplled, tr~s 26. Larlatt 12. Ablau .. food ,28. Lunch. t~ally the anno.tc!rnwnt wns 8. Trigona marie hy one of the President's a Patato counter ( di&l.) 9. Pacific drink doctors and through his Wlute J\Ouse g.ffices (Continued From Pa~ OM) U. Equip 1111aad 21l. Pit,. ' . '. . ·• ttt:· ,_ ..............., ........... A somewhai similar situation d~· · Fllltu" ~':" The July issue of "Operat~ roup ~ with 11. A bout tlve 3-f. Plexus men velOperl last week end in eonnee- ! ing Notes" carried his first article, 1.5. Baseball nllt dresll' (an&t.) :IS. Tacit tion wifh surgery undergone bv entitiOO "Preventing Feedwater 17. Touch 31. Stitch ~n. Baae 1&. A:: Great ' :\Irs. Eisenhower at \\'alte 1· Re e(J ~ontaminatiun 11nd Output Lim!la18. Flowed age in 1 . Ccrripa.u Lake t tlon. " 22. Republie 3:.~ Russian. point 1$. Soak (8.A..) contmunllt Clbbr.) fiax 20. Close to tl. ,forbl'l Phooe 191 Eme!ll Covert, Mgr. -'~ 13~ to • t'ERR\' Olll'e!ll'C' TO li::H'I./I;.'T TO lHe M~ Gt~E CHICER: FOil: AA ~f''-ITATION FLIGH1 OVIZ~ THE. ,00:..lAPit7''$ 1 ' AS A SPEEDER, THIS GIRL IS SHOT I iValt, I ju<;t can't frM t~ FOil $299.00 BA:KER FURNITURE UD The Brlglneol CoraM ·Jll Hlddllipooi • • 42 Yean of POJIIII\OY •n the attic! wm LML:E ORPHAN ANN!!!; ... DAilY CROSSWORD ... jThfee EmpIoyees I I DICK TRACY Nation Racing Polio In Vaccine Program 2a1>oJlar (Mel.) 2S. Botched 26. Author Harte t1. Roman SAM. REME..eER ~E CF TJ.IE CUPSO BROTHERS? """" pd Jl J4othrr SO. Girl's mekrwnt 31. Nonnal S3. TldaJ floodl SS.Treo a& IPirPtn• aT. Slow (mWI.) 3f, Frlfd lllbtlY ot wiDow 40. Kind NANCY fl. Vtl'fUitr f2. Travtl NANCY ... STOP DOWN t. Baby Arlultt llno op lor thol• ,.Olio 2. BeaUfltd IOU[ 8. Bluridfr . D"-ILY C'hVPTOQUOTE -BRe bow to work ."' ' A X Y D L 8 A. A -~· .. . hLOKOFEL,a• · One teller •Imply atande ror anotHer. -In dil~ -~M A. it Ultd for tbe three· L'a, X for the two O'i1 ftc. lit«~ lftffh. •ROll· ti'Opliea, the lenrth and formallon or tlct ifetih· 0. blat&. Eacfl rfly the code lettera are ditfet'etlt. If• A KLLZ c.,..., ........... MLX I!.WGX. JL.tC!ilti'8:Kil QX !ILJRd MLX (l*jlc i'wTiz ---,-----~----- -'--' l'EANUTS ••«I•• oholo. An emergency miSI vacdnation program agatnst para)ytu: polio Js uhder way today in thousands of communltJes aciv~ the eountry Jn a race to beat the crippler's 1957 SHOOTING THESE RUBBER ARROWS IN THE HOUSE ._dline. The emergency note was given the program as latest I I - ohow that 58,000,000 -1'=-----''--'"----vate phJslclam aad .. pu,Mhl ~ WJdet 40-potential Yil!llliot of tile dlseas&-were cllnks. depeftttlnc on. local ,..._ across the eoanttr. IIQt .wltbout l<tly, Salk ·vac- am, OrHclalll of the A.M.A. recent:-. dlle proteCtion at all ly ui'Jed state, city and eountt 'l1W tllt to Utimt WU made b tlf Almftieait. lledical Anoof,llllii. tU U.S. Ptiblle Health a....,. md t11a Nationil ro.n. Jatlon tar Infantile Par•lyalll, ~n t 1 ouaniu.tlolll have ma. out advilory ptGcedures .4' t ~~ liiUUoru~ more nnder ~ vlecln'e's de-tenses. IIi"..''. . . ealll"" Ill.llt6 ol·ptl- medieat ~Ociet.ies ANONVMOU5 LETTER TELLING US T}ojE ACORESS to take tbe leadership in the mus vacelna~ 't:ion dr\~, Dr. Dwight 1l. Mur~ ray, A.M.A. president, aald: "I iapiore_ 7ou and lll'fe :ro• to do everrthblt posSIIIt t. ret tour 1tate aad eoanty medlcal socteUea behind the A.M.A. poUo edtpalp to eacourare enl)'oue ta )e vaccinated ap to the ••• Dl "·"' A A,Nu THEY Conlllluoua Serviee l'w dO"" my part. You'd better make har""'?nize - or put I vEs,.(erRDtE .. • THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPAN1 but ;riming wh<leL , ••••, ••trect•n .... ......-i•• It's !!f1 to you. P)iyllis. the rigJ:lt pli!CQ -for -~-- ...... ....... .......... -....... ........................ ., - t· .~ $5.1' fo.:hi1&.!1"s l'ftpfOI!ttotfl~ I ONLY WISH A tfi1'f 6r JIT&f.IE • .. •rfiAt f trAY C.\LL MY OWN - HdLI.IIl!i. Dl•lrlbuled by Kina i't•t•ru lrdtft;tf . ' Here v•uler one roOf you cai Quick, Unannounced Press Call Stirred Much Wltite House Talk - -CARDS - aVeR WvWQM-KLMviUKKLe. THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. lind ,_,...,.......... ,_ hontte cenatructlon, repolr Or nmoololl. . Thoro Is no iooeol for..,.. leit "Shopplna around .. whe11 youoloalwlllonMah_...,. • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Aug. 19."1957-5 l<Pii ~8 -~57 D6 .5!17 61 .~1 31,i 66 .507 tHi 1••~ -·:';·;>;;"·;:';·..: 67 .481 10 114 E. MilD '11 .458 13 'J'Z .41\3 13~ New · Furniture TIPPID HIMSELF • '( ASSU~ M~ H E.'S A REAl. BARO'!,ALL R/~T I . PROMI.SE YOU WON'T DO IT AGAIN �. • - ' . • , •, Gf'orge Dool ttle lrft today on nE'Sii tr p to ('l~wl<~nd Mrs Dool ttle and S( n Lharlc~ Ste~en Meeting Held Fnday are ~ s ung her par{'nts Mr and t£lpt£lseQlat ve.s on the ( ounCJJ Mrs Gle• Lam! &re nvlted to submit the r names Mrs Roy Lawhor a d rh• drcn to the K<:tetarv Capt Rummell Paula K<~th y <~nd Slephe Spring or to any membe-r of the Counc 1 !1eld have returned hon c alter [t was decided to order print VISiting Mr and Mrs W lliam ed stationery and envelopes for Ault and hm ly and Mr and the council A rontrat't as bemg Mr.s Gene Dod ~on and famtly drawn up between the new re l1 Max ne Ben ell ""ho IS em g10us educat on teacher Mrs ployed 1n Columbu hu been Rull Z 1Ulf'l and the Council vlsltmg beT pare Is \1r and Mrs An art l'le on the opportun ty of Charles Bennett manv ch ldrcn to rece1ve the re M.r and Mrs Rohtrt M lis at I g ous ('ducat on tram ng throug h tended the Nor hSouth football M s Z dd w !I appear later game at Kent F d;~y n•ght and a letter w 11 oc sent u par Rdbert Darst Co • bu11 ca me ents of the ch ldren here after his w Ir s aunt Mrs Mildred Hnwle) ll'v ow n N Y A f I n sir p proje ls v. a~ pn who had been v1s t ng w th nla se \l;'d to the Cou nc I by the Rev tiYe! (. I' Hoyt for Sl' 1n rehg ous ed Ill on work n nf' sc hool Rev an I Mrs ( ) fi Sayre and A 1 c ho(1 u! sccu r g film ~tr ps chlictren have rm c I nlo !hi' was su~gc~ted Gothard h mc on So h 1 h rd Avenu e and M1 and Mrs Sher Sc tence prayer by eaeh pre man Weimann and ch ldren who .sent and group s ngmg of the have been 1 vm m ('olumbus hymn AI Hal l the Power of Jc ha ve moved to thl' Sayre ptopl'r sus Name u lud 1 the 1ee1 ty M Wc1mann s employed by mg __ _ _ _ _ the Sw !iher Coal Co Thursday gue-sts ot \11 a d ghtrr Mrs Norma l I apman Mrs Horace McElhinny Lcadtn., A I Kr(' tzer awl s m of Cb1 Ill JO(UCSL~ of Creek Road were her s .stcr Mn Sam Johnson Glouster an I Mrs \\ ade ol Wilbur J ohnson and son and Mrll several Charles Johnson and daughten and Mrs Glouster Mr!t GIRd s Wr ~!:hi anrl grandson D hhy Brutlor jn ned Mrs :vlar]ury Ea H'li and daughter Kath~ Br ton at Sl Peter sburg whet(' Mr li 11 l'S employed Mrs \o\r ght a d gra n I Mr n 1 Mrs Art hur M trh rc children had been sta n" w th tur nc 1 to U r home Mass lion hl'r pnrcn .'i ~'r ~ d Mrs Oana La nt erl SUJ da) after a vis1l wtth rela tlvcs Rola nd Sw ft who bas been v s1t Mots E h h 1 ca ford and sons ng h s parents Mr and Mrs Ccc 1 1 J hn Way c spent a Dana Sw rt has rented the v. cek recc II) 10 CuluJIIlbus w th Gruescr !lpartment o 1 North S., her KOn anrl da ghlcr m Jaw Mr c md Ave will go to Clucago ~n I Mr~; Earl Teaford and In Tue.Jday for h s fa 1 lv w h Mr~ Lou se Stan D ane Reichman 11nd < harl ene Mr and Mr~ Ross Crl Dillard who are emplo)'cd 1n Col other rclat vt's and umhus spent the weckcn 1 w1tn f u Ill umc of wh ch she had I their !am• I cs ( ucat11 or Mr and MU Harold n t Keen ft)r 46 yeun H lph ll<~ 1 of Youngstown Brown Matn St durl ll the past ~ 1 lat;t we{k w th Mrll Ed th weak were Dr ;u I Mr Law r uf r 1 n i ~ 8 1 other r cla renee I hi e and fom ly { al on 1 ~r. an 1 at ndcd the f;ur Addillonal gUI siA we re Mr II nnr an Di ck II Uamels chtl and Mrs Boyd D1xon PUsburgh 1 t ol Mr 11 nd Mr Hug h Dan and Mrs Holly Brown Raven' !is t :J YC r~lu n cd to thctr home wood on Monday Mrs llclf'n Bob M I' flcr spcndtn~o: I t Cht~rlclitnn an I Mr~ con .,. 1u the r uncle an 1 sta nce Shells Pomcr y 1uc!day Mr and Mrs Max Brov.:n and 1 Ms II rry I Mr and Mrs R C Brown Ravens I ght r Br nda th r lhr c ch lldn 1 wood Sl!tJrday and Mr and Mrs <'IC'h cc chr 11 1 the r blrtl l t~v an Dana Hall Phoe x Ar 1. Sun vn n ~ wh h 11 11 occurrrd 11 day Wed Niday Mr and Mrs \ l;U Brow wcnl to Me swood on 1 the lhlc s boat tor a plcuur.; crui se MtAII Lo UF.c Picrcr Nel ~ onv•llc II; here for the funeral of her !is tcr MrR Robert Stephenson Mr& Harold cruRc Columbus a former r<>.s dent here Ia ! pend Swhn ng ~cve rnl da vs w th Mu Elell aftl" I nj.( ll nor Zcthcr and her mother Mr~ wk~wha N l Wt>leh AD3 Robert H ayc~ 11- ho s sla 1 I Mn I htr v H f LA es t oned at Saurlcy F loll I cnslcOlll h rg r n t JC we kr ! w t1 1111 ~ pel t the week end w th his hrr .-; 11tc r M1~ i\1 ron AllcnK ,nrents Mr anrl M ~ \rnold h 1 fa 1 lly a d 11l1:1o ~ •ted Hnycll anti fa 1 1)1 an 1 Mrs 1 hun as Mank n of Ch1ef uf Pollee and Mn Leroy t'oi-O 1 Is Bartrum nnd ram ly have mnvt'd M " s l!nry T n ISBe ll v thd to the apartment at the VIllage a 1 :\f ~ llob~ rt Hayth 1md Ball where the} w 11 h11ve charge ,.. 1 H II rds While Mr Jtus of fire cmcrgncy 111d pollee II Al1<'11ir I tl e Flrcrn n 11 (on calt1 atJd Mr11 Bartr 1m will prot 1 In l lumllus uvrr the v le me!ll' ror the prlso ora u1 w kl 1 I the jail :igt and ~r ~ MaK Lam I crt an I Fred Lambert who \~ staying • I e whn haH bel'n l!v g In 11t the Lcwh1 Sauer Sr home I I II co he ha.):c movt I to Jack spent the weekend w lh his ram Me1gs- C.o Rel1g1ous Education Counc1l The ~le JO:s ( ounty Rellg10u.s EducatiOn Cou c I m~t Fnday a•ternoon a tne Federated ChuN"h G H F.v. ng president pres1d ~d at the meetmg wh ch opened w1th pra E"r bY Mrs Jose51h Cook The m nutes of the last met•tmg were read bv I e se<:rehtrv Capt Glenna Rummel Mrs Lena Hu bcr ~~\e the treasurers r port ! w " shuwP I a Ualance of I $239 21 J The ., 1 of hto ( ounc 1 IS t I .,oa h hh.avc t h a evekry d e ose~ o a (' wet a:,. re 1 gl ous t'dUt~t n tra n ng w ll hav an 0ppor u 1 ty to do so H lll the am of he cu • c I to ha ve rel .: ous Pducal on cv<>ry school 1 Me gs Count) I JU rtc.s have be£>n r{'(ct ed from several s hnol u r1 <' n ney w ll have t hr ava \able before a seco d tcach('r an be spo SOled A le ter s be ng prepared be ~lll.t o all pas ors and Sunrlay Sch 1 super • ndenls lh c u y Churrhf's not ha ng tw POMEROY SOCIETY \lr Ja Warn{'r an J rh drt' nrla L rv an t S who ar t1 c gu st" of her moi l M s E l I :'tta l ry " 1 l ~e J Ul' sda) f r I r r t 0(' catawl a Mr a tl \Irs Hori n fhom u K 1 R II v land <~rr ~ I S 1 <~ bm~ I Ava Gur l1c r Slewort ( ran~; r THI LITTLE HUT (In lechnlc lot) 2 M~n & 1 Womun n M Iii nd - als Audu Murphy Kuthl)l {_rant GUNS OF FORT PETTICOAT (In Te<: hnl..: lvr) T1111 & Wtd Augull 20 21 2 AOULT Tlck•t• Admit• Car Lo•d On f•mily Night! 17 RIAc N Ro ll Sot g11 Dole ns of Rock N Rull Artllh 'ROCK IABY ROCK IT - alsoUntamed Una11homt!d 1 ccn agcn Thrill Gtrls of the Hlghw~t~ ~ THI VIOLINT YEARS Middleport Society '::::;:::==========::;~':":.._..-.;;;.:.-------"-I • I I X stall to Columbus last we k where she rcn a nl'rl for .. VI: I With Mr il d Mrs F'raz r Frt ,,, "' Hap ""'"u ond "' and Mrs Rober! Sharp .,., c t after Edtth and hrough her I o e Sat Urdll"' Alr and ~Irs George \tc!\1hster and son < harleston pen the wet<k end w lh Mr and Mrs 0 11'1 Sm th anrl fam ily anr1 were- ac com pan ed I'home hy Mrs Sm th who w ll go on a motor tr p w ~r st h~~hnlo T~r~:: a ~ ~ r~ 1d~:~ left Fr Ia) lor their R1dgt' Tl'fll after a v s I w th her parents Ma)or a d 1\1 t; C 0 Fisher Sgt Sara J f shc r wl o ~t at o ed n Columb s as a WAC recruiting off•c s!Jcn th£> wl'f'kPnd here w th hl'r p~1enl~ \foyor an I Mrs P sher Mr an I Mrs Joh S cp lC!bo columhus a d ~trs RQ,\wrt R ne h~1. \\ious \ r were r lc h r£> b the rleillh of their 10 I cr M ~ Robert St~phc1 sor ··-...._cr...,_...... ••••I • • "•u llfwl ....... ,......, Oaf Sallflran foclay and Savel FURNITURI Oa Tbe Brightest Corner In Middleport Mill Slroet lllldcUoport, Oblo ou~ Pomeroy Middleport 8 f We 1ng 0 I N OY I I " e Mrs Hlte Is Hostess For ITh d F d Cl b ., rl ay u I LangsviJ1f I n I --~---------------------------VOLIX NO 107 Pomeroy Middleport ---------- I I '•A'f,' II Ira I ! I I I I a~ Robinson's Laundry Seoond Street Poawo7, Ohio ge Ashville e r~uests o! the Mtl Ier familyweSunday Pi M B tt p t 0 Lynn Bartrum returned to To 1k • a1t rs e v ta t orm c ledo Sunday after a week at the Judith Ann Robert Charles and d Alemda Jane Dormtck Wellsvllle home of her parents Mr an Oh o IXmald Eugene Cox New Mn Jack Bartrum., Brighton Pa Mll and Mrs JOJ! Callers at the nome of Mr and r d HO!'e 1ton Miitle Ed 1th Ed na MrS' Cash Braley Monday were Cox Erma Jackson Pa ?drs Rich M L 1 ard Hoselton Marie Edith Edna M~Kmg~ta t~:=l~onw~i~to~other MurraysvJlle Mr and Mrs 0 0 Dmner guests of the Braley 5 c o11 per Parkersvtlle Mr and Mrs Tuesday were Mr and Mrs Jar Ev Pit M lhoan Cheder Ohio rot Bobo Point RoOk and Mrs Helen ~W'Y Bath o Adr Alice VanZandt Middleport MIII!oan and w1fe ~awyerwood Mr and Mra ca~h Braley attend Oh•o Mrs Darrell Smtth and chi! ed the Green Ordgin reumon d re n 'Parkersburg Mr Carl Ruble at Columbia Chapel ~nday Mrs Ella DeLaney Geraldine Mil Mr and Mn ltarley Huffman hoa1 and children Parkersburg went to Columbus Thursday to Mr and Mrs Russell Foggm ar. l Vljlllt relatives Mrs Julia Cozart Ravenswood Mr and Mrs Guy Swadley were Mrs Enoch Hoselton Marsha ami guests of relatives m Parkersburg Earl c Marshall Hoselton Murravs Sunday vtlle Mrs H L Harkms Parkers Guests at the home of Mr and burg Mrs Leshe West Akro11 Mn Guy Swadley Thursday were Ohio Mrs Mc:.u e Flinn Ravens Mrs J W vandel! and Mr and wood Omer Frank Platt WH1 am E Mrs J W va-ndell Jr and son and town Mrs Shtrley McGuiJ'C Huna dau(lhter Hun ll!gton an<l Mrs' tlngton Mr and Mrs Lawren r- Robert Michael Chlea10 Munaon Middleport Onl.o Mr Also Mrs Barbara Hensler and an.d Mrs P H Mtlls Parkersburi! children were guests Mr and Mrs R L Kt"1!ter Mr anrl Mrs R D Kcs er and Sharon Bel H II R pre Ohio Mr and Mrs Duane j Un M \ls and Ia aghter S Charlestor Mr and Mrs S M Ruuell at Mrs J M lt1Uls Mr.. Harvev Sny tenderl camp meet ng Sunday at dcr Mr J W W11luunson Mansfield Ohio Mr and Mra Cleveland Rus ll'ell were calhng on od tr1ends l11t Friday Mr and MMI Mullenac and son Homecoming Held On August Robert Rogers and the th•rt} Th Eleventh annual M Jhoan f flh amversary >f Mr and Mr y 1b _, H 1 e Homrcnm n){ was held Sun 1 o;ng were ce ~ ra e 1' M Ed Ia~ "'A• gust llt h Il was an aU day t were dr and t t;L affa r vulhng calm~ s ng ng and gard St ma)'cr anL ,sons N "v'' 1 •pcakmg The attcn.dar..ec was as an cwart of ev t own sua l approx ma.lely two hundred Mr an d Mrs R a herl Ruger:s .An< I 1 dau~h\erA Janet and Nancy of f fly Nel.-.01 ville Mrs H D Your g T1 ose rcgu;tcred were Mn Mac Mrs Gayncllc Wtse a l the hostH Sa 1c 1074 L nden A"'enue Zancs lit: OhiO L Anthony Midland KJoes M D M Anthony Mrs RoSie I A hony Will amstown W Va Are J r. Anthony Parkersburg W V Mr A J M lhoa and R ge va Mt A J M noan and Roi!el Logston M ry Hoger Barl)ara Lul nh Rell 1 ara Da n and Marl a e Klo ~ anrl her nele Swtu raul Klocs were guc s s of I o or I< can n e Mill oan Bel cvtllc W Thur~ lay a\ a dinner glvrn by Vfl C W &. Eva Kimes Orville L01e e Charles Glen Evelyn Mrs Gertr 1le Kines fJi. decorated b rthdu~ ca ke anrl Wade Shrr 1 HI W Va Mr ant: 1ce. cream were ser~cd w th the Mts WtlforvJ & Milhmm and dau dinner ghtcrs Lock IR Marwtta Oh o Prese1 t were Mr a d Mi t; Ar Mr:< Eva Stephens P'arkersburg thur M tch Mass !101 Mr afld Mrs Mona Morehouse Mr and MrB ChlU"ICII Foss Mr~ Anna M s J mes H Pec k Karl and Su Yeaacr Pon eroy P 1l Kloes su n Peek Gruveport Ohio L. T M1ncrsv lle Mr11 Pat!) Klo<>s a I Pet!} Akro1 Mr and Mrs Wtll daugh ters Mar1anne a1 I Tru ly Sm h mrl Ma nc Shennan Low ell and Da~rrll M noan Dr A W :\11 lhoa 1'\tr~ J H Howell Mr 11nrl Mrs J ac k Shuff N Lru W Va Youth Fellowsh1p }trs Lucy nrow• Charleston W Va Mr an I Mrs A ngton Dav s C.onducts Serv1ce The Yo 1th Fcllow.!lhip hoy r and Roger Murr:.~ysv lie Mr an I the Fcricr~~olcd Church cond I(' 1 }l rs r>enZil St~ts Jesstc ~lose! Lhc worship servit'c Sunday mor ton Akron Oh o Mr and Mrs 1Holly Salser and daughter Par m~: at u c church Paul Kloes Guests Of Honor ..,..,_.., 11 I I I PeerS, LordS AttackedBv Beaverbrook Iii& ClGm1 Slnel, PV.attnJ Offloe BOlin: I to 1J, I Ill I fCioH ll& NfO• • ftlll&l ' I I N Y I ' Whistling Tea Kettle PRICE REDUCED nearly 20% ctvoaH7 ELBERFELDS Burglars Admit Crimes In Area ,.omeroy VUlwa:e ld tq act on sever. I .,ortant lf'gislatlon M~;;'d;.j ;tue to the fact that .a IOOI'Um e<~uld not fl.e egally conduct a buo•tn<;;; ng Legislation wh1ch was to ,een hear(f at the Monday esston wa 3 the readm~: mdgct for next year reading and discussion of an ordmance tc pl.acc certain we1ght hmttattons lD strcei.Jl that arc currently beng resurfaced atl{l curbed and a ilscUBJlon of actton to be taken m r~gards to the summons Is med l,o the Mayor and Counci felative to t-he tcrmlnatlon of 11.! perm l lor the dlll('harge of raw JDtreatPd sewage Into the OhiO Rivt!:r Preae11t tor the Mont.ay nl(ht ooeetmg were Mayor E F ~ «~n Clerk CMrles Legar o COundlmcn Wayne S ~bhei' oy Bett!ng and f\icha['d JOnes \ll Councilmen absent wer r Schaefer due to 1llness and ~~DI:fe Smtih and Do.n Mullen 1;t~{ M was lntficater: .a speetal @t lng may be caNed later Jn ..... .s EDDIE JR of Letart \1( Va route Is pictured wtlh Captain Blacks Lindy a Shotland pony by the Rickard family w htch was recently named qrand Champtoo Mate at a Class A Show m Warren Ohio Eddie Jr, who raises and tr~lhe Rickards po. nles has been showmg them through thiS sum mer and has won r1bbotls 'In every show m whtch hts pontes have appeared The Rlckatds own mne bea'd of Sbetlands at" thetr home near West Columbia C I· U 1110 POWtr 0. "'S lt.nDDUDCIDf! Changes Insouthem DIVISIOD • •• Wh1fe rnpny p~le in the atea llavc. T(iTned therr atlt!nllon to .l ~ • ~" "'~•• ho,_ f<ll" their own plea sure and for sJtowmg Iii tile muy U horse 111'10w:. Ml.roughout the area one County ntan has ]urn ed h•s attention to Shetland ponies <N1d h s att ention to the I Ro~rt A Baggs of Portsmouth has been transferred to Pomes 1 ~ beg n 1 ng to pay orr Newark as Restdenhal and Agrtcultural SuperviSOr of the 111 blue rtbbOns us he shows hle j , l!tOCk rnr Lhe first tilT e thu year OhiO PO'fler Company s southern DtVISlOJl The appointment IS effective September 1 1951 J;:dward R ckard Letart W Va In his new post Mr Ba!{gs wll1 r-o11tr s a proud man \fldeed as supervise the Company s Reslden he dtspla)' S hl3 pme mare Cap hal and Rural Activit es 10 the taln Black 8. Lindy l"he marc was J' areAs r)Ciu"'ed lp th e Southern nacl;d Gr~~ond Champ on Mare at Rnd Va.Jley Dlvl~lon the latter a c a~s A Sh ow ln Warren 0 Which Includes Pol't!lmouth Iron just, a couple. or weeks ago ton Pomeroy and netghborm"' Rl~kard says that that s ju!l~ C 00 U eommunttlcA w lJ become part of the SoulhCrn Dh is10n November Ike m.k ~ng I"ne bl g 1eagues 1s t o 1 a baseball player and repor!.S The budl&'et for the 1947 58 All of Mr Baa:gs 17 '1: )'cars of thnt m such a show competitlo school tear for the schoola of Mas service Wltlh Ohio Power has IS keen Wlhh ponies being bought on County has been approved by been spent In Portsmouth He 1n rrom all parts of the ~ounlry the. ~son County Bo•rd of Educa started -tln Mart!h 1940 118 a Me Ri<'kard became nterestcd m tlon In tlle a~Ttount o! $1... 248 632 ter R=cr and later worked as S!\etlanr! pon €'.S a eouplc o! years a gure w hieh u about ""85 000 an Ace nting Clerk and Restden ago and Is showing hli ponies l~sa than last year a: bUdget tial rescntatlve nov.: He QOW has mne head m The cut In the budget is due to CIud mg t he Ch amptGn mare economy measures taken by the Durini World War 0 he scrv Dmng me tralr: ng and the board to offset !oases In state atd ed two ) ears with the Arm;,. Au show ng of horses ts Eddie R c and penalties from the state for Corps anrl returned to work 111 karrl Jr who wtll be a sophOmore low property asscamentl tn the No\ ember l~ 8.ll a Senior Clerk at Pomeroy High School th1s !.all county He worked as a resldentla\ repreWhen asked why they ra111e scntative until Janua1 t90 when ponies mstead of horses the The County st.nnda to lose $90 he was appointed Assu1tant Man Rickards arc quick to answer 264 In federal and state fund! and agcr of Residential Sale1 for Val The elder Rickard explained that a penaty of S2(1 OOG IJey Dlvl.alon 'He became kcstdcn with pomes he feels that he has Economy meuures takeD by I ttal and Agricultural SUpe1'Vlflor a chance p( cGppinl top prizes the board lncluled the cuttm"' of of the d'lvlslons m Nov 1954 tn am show In tl\e country while teachers an aeveral ltaffs In .. the Mr Baggs attended Eutern with horses it would be hartl to c.ol,mty and the eloling of nine one- Slate Teachers Cnllege at Rich compete with the wealthy stabltls rOam schools Also the board had mond Ky He is the Vice l"resi m the lMl-' And his wmn ng cut off. thctr ald to the county dent ahd Chairman of the Butld tlw big show Jlt Warren ju!t abOut 4H club agent the publlc Ubrary tng committee of the Portsmouth proves hJ.S point and the health nurse YMCA and Js a membor of a Rickard explained further ~hal Schools clo!led by the board for number o! Portsmouth organlza the Shc\land pony falls mt.o twu !lle co~lng vejlr were Langston tons lncludmg the Chamber of categories-the Regtstered or Eagle Thomas Union Rlamg Sun (Cdntmucd on. Page FIVe} purebred pony arK! the so-called Vtctory Town Ham Eighteen Val - - - - - - - - - srarl£l pony Gf Shetland type ley and Watter.son '1111!' grade term ill a mJS ' l nomer but one, In rommon u&agt! ,.. to denote any p<~ny whlcb 1s not o pedigreed Records of the Breed ers Gazette have shown that the SheUand LS tlie fourth most popular amo.ng 21 br~eds pf ~orse and. pony The (irst three are Wedn~...:.J The annual mcmber;hip m~Jet race horses the Quarterhorse lng o! the Southern State• Coopertb!" Tboroug:hbr'd and the Stan r1 attve wtll be held 10 Pl Pleuant dard bred Governor Mickey Will lama of on August 27 at the Junior Ktgb The Rtclurd poole! are all Pomeroy Lodge 1085 LoyJil Ord'Cr School audltonum Time of the registered purebred ponle& and of "Moo•e toc;tay anpounced a meetmg has been set at 8 p M (Contm~ed on Page FlV'e) C18118 of In tlatlon for all new New membe1"8 Bf the eoopera - - - - - - ....__ membet'8 to be lleld Wedneaday tlve s board Bf dif'eCtOMI Md the August 21 ar ~ p m in the local Farm Home Advisory committee MOOie. Hall at Sycamore and will be elected 1\t.::! D I Followlne theiJ' IPJJI'Cberunon Jn Manetta the pur gave slgnf'd confnuHJ to Jonl pollee eonterllutJ thetr td!Yltlet tn this repon 41DCe Aag\l.lt U! Jn wtucb they admllted the- pi.lfermc of tllree telephone pafl !Rations t1id two between .bere and ~Upre Lori! Co untv Board IA I pproves MaSOit • S h I B dget ri southern states Firemen Will Pay Respects nung Hank Y To Cl3SS eMJ8V ~~~~ All new llrul recent members are requested to be present for tbe ceremon~ whlclt will bt cpn ,... ducted by the Point Pleasant J)e.. lree te'l.m Pile Cbtel Gaotle Hick; today A !1sh fry Will be held lm tbe lmtia req11e8\ed ~hat all Volunteer Fire medla,ely foJlowtna: men or Pomeroy auem.ble to. tory eeremony 11tgbt at the Third Ward F1re House In a body at 1 p m HI t td t• f h GOING ON VACA'fiON c s sa ul!' re~U~q,n, or t e caU was that the Fire Depart lud,le .John C Ba~oD and his ment planned to p&J bit res- family ex-pect to leav~ ThUI'IIdaY pects to Hank Young a tor a short vacation in Washing or til~ d<po~nt who tqn. D C 1 retum1D1 to his du tally a!rl<:ken with 1 heart ties on lne b<uoh bore obout on SII\Ul:tloir DIJllL " C00peral1Ve T0 Meet August 27 WO.r DIQ' I Nominated for positions on the board are Artle Rvllsh Emorl Roush Frank Yetter and [llOyd Erw n I.ru~lle Rayburn and H Marcus W&aver are retlrlna: boaq! memben. Nominated for the FHA com mlttee are Mra JamCJ Shadle ?Un I U Blam and Mra Roy Kreba OutJoing members are Jdra G K Burdette and Mn Clllrleo Sommer Entertainment planned for the tYenlnr iuclude• the Vernon ~e $tep~'"' Slsten lliinb atld the BWU ' aM 1jlllti:teL ~ wd tiW 111o pllir ltat to face ,.eo 'beina returned .r.a.a.a - - by'j'Hnalilll "' tho• u.., lWII .....d ou.t MVeral fd tbe liiuba teleopbonea .00 eot11 boqJ u well as where tbey bad dJteltecl • paper Rutland Man Finds Troubles ll.nll/; "'-- A juvemle cnme rinJ tbat hu been operatrng in Central aad Southea•tern Ohio .,eared brCilten up toda y wtth the arrat of two youths bY the Pomeror Pohce Department and UTeor;t ol otDGther In Columbu! The nna: comprilitd or an untold numbe'P' of youtht made a specialty of robbery of telephone pay 1tat1ons. Held 10 the llea~a Countv JBII toda y are ~OJ"ge Paul Burke 10 WorthlngtGn Ot. o and David L. Conner 18 of Delawa1"e who were eaptured after they ran a ro.ad block at Marietta and then 're turMd here by PorrtUoy Police Chief Frant Hudson and Patr'>l man Jed WebsteT I w~ek au Kettt.t-the beautlfuf 2~ ~ IeveN Wore Sto1nleat SIMI Trt~- Wllilllhlt Tta K•lll• wUh Solid Col'"' - loottom ;-;,om/ o1 rodvcod ,..,... Pay Telephone cllon pOmeroy M00se Will htitiate u.rt le yow ct.:mc. fo OYm on• of the world's mOat famous SINGLE COPY-II West Columbia Man Finds Raising Ponies Lack_Of Quorum A Profitable And Pleasureable Business SAt~es I T• - -----------· Ohio Tuesday August 20 1957 1me M""" TERMITES IN SCHOOL HEU.RJ'N Ill --Sehool off1c ala here are taking no chances that termites m ght be hungry for learnmg mstead ol lUst hungr:v fhe term te~ POPP£' I up last ear at Lutcoln School then d sappea.red Now they 1c back a~aln An extermmat ng on pa ) has boon ltEVEitE WAREi LONDON UP - Lord Beaver brooks Da ly Express today call P.d for abolition or the House of Lords and denounced the whole heredity aristocracy - short of the royal family- as a liability to the nahon H carr1cd out the propo111 would cost the famed publilher one of Ilia own jobs AI a peer he is a blember of the House o~ Lords Th e Expre~s srcond largest paper tn Brll.lin emphaalzed that It iR a royal paper and g\ve1 s lpport to the Queen when she is subjected to unfair and ill man nered criUcism But 1t saJd ita defense of the monarchy did not extend to support of the non royal arlttoc::raey once a bulwaTk o! th~ monarchy now a habJitty to the nation C~rtainly its political expre~t" alon the House o! Lords ~outd be aboUshed as quickly 1,8 poa. atble the ExprJ!SI sa1d There are • dukes marquise• caries vt!lcountl and barons in tbe hereditary nobihtv The ar4ument ln the Daily Ex prcu w as an extenslin of a col umn In lb alater paPer the Sun day Express which last Sunday questioned ~ heth~r the Queen would be better off without her peers The Dally Expl'WI uraed forma tlon of a Houae of Lords wbo are eletted or who are appoined for lUe only rathor than the preacnt system whereby thle passet (rom lather to eldY'1:110n 'l'he wbole l luue which hal cropped up betw.e rose over the erlhetsm of t~ Queen and her court by Lord Altrlncham 33 The House or Lords Is the upper hou,. of Pa.rllament aymbollcallr 1f not attually the equivalent ~ the U 5 Sena.t& In pracUce tke power of' the Lord• is o,verabad owed by the lower house tbe House of Commons N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I o~f~C~I~n~c~ln~n~a;ti;w;e;r~eiiilv~l~"~ll~n~g~h~e~'-h~<e~dilit~h~s ~t;m~ciiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~ " OPTO • • 'Ia lilT yse Vtsthng th home- and of Mrfamily an<\ Mrs Clydeat Ferrell were h1s slstcr and children from w.~ Vtcg • a last week ... .. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Miller aud grandchildren Canton and Mrs Anna Peters of Middleport wera supp" guestg of J aney MIII cr on Thursday evenmjoj ------HARRISONVILLE Hoy,ard Gilkey and fam1ly of Zane!lvllle 0 spent last week w th h1s parents and RJcha£d Hell mans ]t bo ngl h1s vaeatlon week fhcre Is qutte a !e.v 4-H melll ben attendmg the !a 1r today (Wed) --------RELATIVELY SPEAKING J DEEP RIVER N Y - Nancy o Moody must have as nany an ceslors as anyone n the state probably more Nancy Jo born May 5 has four grandparents four great gradparenls o e great [great grandfather and one grOat great great grandmother 92 year old Mrs Etta Scott nf W:.tertown Hloh _ , 7NIIow-. • I Marianne Ohl .. ""'"' .... ,._,., ..... ..,......, fair l&tAIIlf ........, - ! Eleventh Annual Mtl oan --- ay UNITID ...... nfJht 5642. I '"' ~~~a~~~~~~~~a;yas l)f ~1rree .•,. ~~d ~t: Wetlltaer tvml"' ,...., tft; • ..,..... iMifh I best man for hi$ son Seal ng the Evangel cal Lutbera Church Au '=ue.sh will be Richard Snarr of gust 121h M1ss Roush was guet t 1 Sprmgfleld 0 David Barrmger of honor at open house held at brother of the prospect ve br;de the hQme of Mr atd Mrs F G Llthopobl! Th c ght h b rlhd <~Y of K v Mrs Edward, Hlte entertamed ljlrOflm and Rtchard DotfOn Ma Bamngcr n Rochestt!r Aug 81h A l laughte r of Mr and Mrs the Thtrd Fr daf Club Frida} ev ---~_::__::_:=::.:.:~~=~-~---'-'-'--::---.~ j V. 1 ~m A 11 a n 1 the SC<'ond I cn mg at he I orne W Locust St parents Mr and Mrs Alpha Rus A n lversones I I r dt~} r h r co !'; n Pamela Followmg a short busines.s 81'1!1 sell for seHral dayg • Dolson dau.,htn of Mr and Mr.s s1on with the presu!cnt Mra Hen • Vuntm~: al tbe home of Mr and ( Do son were celebrated ry Re bel pre:~tdmg a number of Clarence ]\upe of Five Points Mrs Clart!n<:P. Russt!ll recently Observed At and cousm Cora RupP. Middleport were Mr and Mrs Clarence Pr1ce I I h I I h Suntlay w h a par y at t c Au t ~ames were p ayed w t pr zes d M n<l .. _ Theo Ken home o Front St awarded to Mrs Max Memhart ca 11 e on r a JtUS of Rutland .Mr and Mrs Wills Sunday Dinner d d M nedy Sunday They Called to see [ of Leadmg creek Mr and Mrl. 1 A fam ly ll nnu ~o~oa h 1 Su n A c reu s cakt! complete w 'h Mrs Cle\an Hemes an rs A their 111ster Mrs Ida KeMedY at Clevela.nd Russell Laurel Chtf\ Rod S d aft day at the home of Mr a d Mrs t t a t1 an mals and lC£> crca n I bert Ebersbach Them ts Young y, Ma n St m [ ~' l're ser~c 1 to their grandmother A ~alad course was served bY neyBobn un wtio ay Isemoon RalphJimmy Sprlngfteld Joe ttattoned m Mr Mr Pearl and Mrs Miler Ohio and d h bo observance.• of four b 11 r1 '~ and M t harlc!! S nda 1 their 1 cle the hostess to t Ee a bve h name Georg 1a WI th Mrs DoleQ an d !Ion two rorandhlldren M Canton Mrs 1 ..,. 0 weddmg ann versar e, .,[I oil Charll' s n Jal Jr Spnngfleld and Mtss Anna hers ac rs are spend mg some tlme at the Anna• Peters Middleport Mr and wh ch occurred w th a week Kathry Ja e ll an n2hs Pomeroy Everett Daile} Mrs Err.est Rho- b f h t M d M The birthdays or Ur Youn~ ~I a 1 Mrll Dod on oand family de! Mrs Ben Neutzhng and Mrs orne 0 IS paren 8 r an n Mr,, Ed Tcwksbary Middleport Cecil Bolen and Mr and Mrs carl Ba Icy of Add G h1s son tn law Edgar All nayer th ho11ts a nG ch ~~~ ~---'~e,er Mr and Mrs John Miller ar1 q ttester Ohto and h s two grandchildren Janet -h R d familY Harrisburg and Mr and Several !tom here attended the Roger8 who was se ... n al d Lan y I Mrs Frank Braley and famlly of MeJegs and Athns County {airS .., IRST . enttne I c u , Aug 19 1957 I TWO "eMtt'y' KLcoewht '. ,"n°~,h ;.r,,"r"o't l\t!s,s I Are Celebrated .~ Sunday for ;~ v :; t v. Mr an 1 I At A 1t H Mr.i L<>uls Ha ncs and fan ly It u ome CALL 122 BAKER of Barton ca mpbell arlt 1 kcrsbur11 chair 1 an ancl Joe Kenn l.'rly g P\ Wayne E Milhoan M ddleport the 1crmo l !!ling fo1 his top c Ohio Mr and Mt s Homer Platt Remt> 1ber \-\ ho Yo Arc Pr ~ Tcrr~ Dav d & De s Platt Mr er and scripture I cad lg' wa anrl Mn J H Dunham Mr & Mr~ go1ven bv fQmm\ Brown L r E F. Haymocr Syrae ue 0 Mr Tracy was orgamst and Mn Den nnd Mrs B H Pe t Mr and Mr<~ Neutdlng the pl11mst Frod Jov W W K mcs Sherma 1 Mr an Mrs Uo\d Hunt and Dean Parkersbur~ Mr 11ntl Mrs Dale llyMr11 ncarF.vclyn P1t111bUrgh Lew 11 who hu Mtlhoan a11d d&ughten Steuben b(lc n In Charleston the pa~t week T r1-C1ty Sew1ng ville Oh o Mn Arthur Mtlls and with h('r son Charles a• d ra nlly Waide Mills Parkersburg Mr Club Meetmg Is hns 1eturncd hone and Mn Wm P Bonar and Kar Robert Rawlings drflve lo Col en Parker"burg Mr and Mrs mbu11 Sunday a!tcr h ~ w fe 111 d Held Last Week Lloyd B 1rdette Mrs Adria De!!On Cral~ who hild spc1 t lh Mn W1llia n Grul!scr Lollg and Karen Sue Thomaa Burveek with Mr and Mrs Robel t taine~ the Tri C t ~ Sew ng dette Mrs Roy DeLong and Lee Jay last week at her ho nc on Roger Loretta Leah. Mrs. Den Coach and Mr.11 John Thnmp ~ on St zU Gorrell Danny Gorrell Hu1t HosLCll9 gl!ta were presented Ruucll K" movtd to the Gruc ser apartmf'nl on N Second Mrll Gruc~cr who served a d('!S ngton W Va Mr a ud Mr charles Bur Jette Mr and Mrs H('nry Null ~tnd sert course 1 Mr~ Hlra n Fisher Sr Middleport Oh.to Mr and Mrs Fra 1klln Cl11rk drovf tr> Mn Bradoford )bag Mrs Rnb<'r Mrs E ncrson Jo nes Sharon and Mrs R !sell \V l.wn Charle11ton airport fr da~ to Robr.rlll meet Franklin Clark who had Miss Mary VIrginia Rc hCI and Rarhar11 J onc!l Middleport ohio Mr and Mr W R Nohe C W been dbrh.argcd rro n the Arm) M\~S Elilabelh F1ck r and Sallie P. 1blni0n Murraysville 1 al Fort Meade Md The nt!xl mrctlng w II be at Mrs Clara F anon Greencastle Mr .and Mu P11 tl llllpton11Lall home of Mrs Robt'rts Mo H E K1mes Parkersburg tl)d son Billy took Edith Hopton Middleport 0 Ctuolvn Milhoan Mrs Ruth Stone flbrtlnlville Va \tr and Mrs Orville Milhoan and Carol Sue Worthington Ohio \frs Arta: Milhoan MurraysvJlle Mr and Mrs llr mer Milhoan Mrs Ada Bonar Don Bonar Murrays ville 8 0 Swam Mrs Chas G lbl.'rt M1sS' Farie Erlcwine Mrs Lucy Gregg Judy Grc ~~:11: M1~rlleport port Ohto ~r and Mrs CharieR SEND THEM B trdette Middleport Charles c Haml lto t anc fanuly Nod Deovall BACK TO SCHOOL Ph1lo Orlo Mr and Mrs Okey LOOKING SPIC M1lh.oan and Thelma Ann Mr anrl Mrs Sinnett Akron Ohio AND SPAN IN Mrs Mae Staats Anna L Howell Sherman W Va Mr W H Saber CLOTHES CLEANED and dauihtrrs Roberta Tumhn Parker&bur'!g and Mu Ethel Mor THE BY US l.s I.retonla 0 ., Elmo and I arry StaatS' Ct:tl BETTER umbus 0 Earl Shutts Plrker! burg Mr and Mrs John White M1 £llff Mtlhoan Sber.man 'Mr To make aood Impressions on teachers atld class mates ~nd Mn P 0 r.tilboan Ravena wood Mr and Mrs HoUle Con grove Mr and Mn c w Smith Mn Maym~ Smith Arnold Ray all of Belleville Mr Chas D Tri-Lustre Oeaners 16-DaUy Senhnel R h Mason City Plan PICniC - arnnger Plans Complete T G J I uck llover 4 H Cluu seoted by Ann HarriS wbde dd At H S d of Ma~on Ctl) wtU hold a pen c 1 Ct~rolyn Van Matre read a aelec Or OVen OtUr f o h f n l e~ o f members and ton from scr plun [ Mtss Oarol Ann Roush daugb !On f o h y ou 1 f e 1ow h 1p group~ [ The rena nder of the progra t er o t Mr an d MNJ U oyd Rou11h Followtng the cercmon) 1 re of t e ~Jason MPthod st Churcl oduded , -m b" Kttly Wl,ro of New Haven and her !tanee ccpt10n will be held at tile hom" ' u. J ah n E Barnnger ~n of Mr of the br des parents Hostea.n:a 1 , he '' a.so El B Cl urc h o [ amson gro 'p" nngtng 8 prayer fue sday en ng Au ~t ust 20 ill 1 by Phyll s Queen the S"Ccretary 1 and Mrs F G Barringer of Ro- 1 sc rvm"! at the r~e.ption w 11 be h A•t 'I ason • •~ •r ,. • 1 near " report and :-.e tre~~.Surer, repo•t che·•e .., r New York have COIUP1et 111 rs J M Cubbage Barberton p a 1s f u r J e p cn 1 were a d ' ~ h Mrs C M Adams Jr Mrs Jobn Several members gave• talks e d pIans ror ~ e r we ddfg ..wul<: at ~ r \{' t ct>t • g or he clu l eonccrmng their projects Thase w ll take pi<~<: on Au .rust 24 at Fry Miss Phyllis Froel C'h of h d ~ Itt Youth Cc er Hostess nl"ludcd Claudia Zerkle Henry 3 30 P M m the St Pauls Evange- Dover 0 ~Iss Jane Wolf ant! c or he meet ng were Barbara Bu rgess Sheldon Roush PhylliS tical Lutheran Church m New Mw Suzanne Wolpert Shf"fry Georgia Sherry and Queen Carobn Van Malre and Haven S s Ill. Judy rurncr The b dt.f:o-be was !eled wJt 1 1 M1s.s Roush ha.s asked M ss 1 r of the c ub ai 10 o plar Micke> DeW ne Yellow Springs a crystal and lmen shower on pa t n the filrm Youth J une Spencer reported on her 0 to att('nd her as m11d of Jul y 2nt Ho ste~ses were Mrs Aug 30 and 31 o be recent v s t lo the 4-H Cam p at honor Br1dc~:ma ds w II be MISs He n J:n a "'r and Mrs C M he Ar nory Pt Plea~ Canters Cave n Jackson Cou nty M.ary Jean Tab1t Gallipolis 0 Adams f ~1 ~ Donna Bumgar Oh o an 1 Ann Newland and and M ss Donoa Lt'e Bu nl(arncr ncr and M ss i\..ary Jean Tab1t recent mcc n 'ol-as open Carol} n Dotson gave br ef talks New Hav~n JuniOr br dE!sma1d were hostesses at a k l(hen show ed ., h the 4 H P t'd~c anrl the on t he r tnps to 4 H ..c; r ls State w II be M ss Judy Pn of New er at the Qumgarncr home July 411 Su g D ot o w r c p e at J aek.sons Mills Haven Kathy Cuhbagc of !Jarber 27th Mss Suzanne Y. olpert and - - - - - -- - - ton 0 cousm o! the prosPectiVe Ml~~ Judy Fry enterta n~ w th a Blrthduys Edward bnde wdl be flov,o.er gnl miscellaneous ~hower cld n the F G Barnnger will serve as social roo n of the St Pauls 01 1 SCHOOL BOUND GOOD GROOMING .............. ...w.,jl G00 d l uc k Cl over 4·H Clubs I . - Jomer J'rlciy \o of made his appear,mee In the court of ~yor (' 0 Fiaher Monday oight to an!Wer to charge!'! of recklen operation of a motor vehicle but got more than he had bargained !or Prld4y pald hls fme ot $10 and costs l:isseucd by tbe Mayor and was released only to lind . . otf1eer examining bls car when he returned to 1t T~e pohcn omeer examm atlon revealed Prlddv s car to 'be wcarmg two Oldsmobtle huOO.ps on the front wheels whleb were reported as stolen on July 30 1 A ter questioning PriMy adJmtted to havmg taken the hub cay• and lmme(:hately !ousd hlm&el back In Jail and rharged with 'remov mg parts from an automotive vehicle Tonight Priddy -.:ill m-t ... Jl'l '"" J'lllayor &her !or the second time only on this occasion to answer to the more serlous charge In other casl.'s before Fisher Monday mght Clifford Kauff 47 Middleport wu !\ned $lO and eoats on eharges of Intoxication I D8 te Schedu}ed For School Bus (nspectiODS • School hus mapechons b)' Ute State Hlt~hway p_.trol 10 Metg1 Count~ wUi be held f-rom Sept 8 through 13 accordmg to o o Patterun COllnty supermtendent of' schools Dr v~• aiRo we.re advised that there 1.8 a compulsory ssfety meet lng for all bus operators Sept 18 lit the SaliSbury School at 8 p m The Patrol wU\ be in charge The schedule or Inspections listing the cxammmg pomt <late htlamned of dty and bwse~ to be on u. 6~e r cohf~ BUI'ke Conner at the Silo• ed telephones burglary tools and sack of com s recdvered Monday afternoon after the arrest SWJmmmg Pool near COhlm of two youths thought to be members a huge JUvemlP cnme nng operatmg m central and (' J tbe 11'fternoon or August Southern Obto Their spec1a1ty was robbmg of pay telephone stations The two arrested admit 116 Loonncrt l.s alleged to have ted thefts m Pomeroy and m Belpre (Sentinel Photo) propo~ they mto use h1s auto to andBurke makethat a trip Offtcer J ed Web.jter at left and Poijce Chief Frank Hudson of Pomeroy wpecl lite or At hens Sta'e Hospt.tal Escapee Highway Dept. Is Captured Near cross Roads Asks More Bids I I An Athens State HOriipltal esc::apee gave local officers an ex ampl e o ( f as1 f oot 1raye 1 but surrendered htmself qutetly when apprehended near the Cross Roads Service Center on Rt 124 bo 18 20 a u last night Sher f! Robert C Hartenbach - - - -----~· sa1d Gerald Slroman gave him j 0 self up to Deputy Howard Frank 11ncl Pomeroy Pohcc Chief Frank ~ Hudson wben approa.,.-.,e ~"' d at :1 house near tbc Cross Roads Stro man po.~slblv t1rlng af1cr a sprint from the Hobson ['atlrood S Of \ards had been lured to the !louse by resldenh o! the ne1gr borhoorl who spotted Him Stroman the sheriff utd had been seen m the Hobson yard and was th.e obj~t of 111 search made by Middleport Ch•cf or Poliee LcRov Bart.rum .md staff l He toolt of! runn ng like a .feer Bartnnn was reported to have tolrl Hartcnbach Alet terl to be on .~.~·.~·~~~~~~d tbe: •heritf received Foundry Appo•r••v IErnest wadeson A New F cme hour IIIler a susr ciou~ peanng strangt'r was near the CioN Roads He wa taken mto tuJtody thcr~ and s bcmg I'e turned to Athens today ln ja l today abo are Charles Scott 61 and Robert Gallagher 31 Long. Botton charged wtth as sault with ln.tcnt lo k II They were arrested on a warrant slg oed b~ Ralph Ours who swore that thl' pur struck him w th fist-s t-llen with a club mlendtng (Conltnued c;n Pa~c r vel FeIIOWship'S First Meeting Js Scheduled ' eman I Rutl.and Hl!Jh School Sept 11 9 a m Western Local bussea Harrltonvllle School Sept 11 I P m Northern and Columbta bwCshe!.,._ """"r COmmons S~~:pt1 12 9 • m Eastern buases Pomeroy High School Sel[lt 12 Tbe f rst mcettng or the theme 1 p m Pomeroy and Middleport PilrUrh Youth Fellowship will be Ber!Ford Sept 12 2 p m Bed beld at the Racme Methodist ~~b~ Racine High School Sept 13 C!r.urch on Fnd11y evenmg Aug Ult 23 at 8 11 n 9 a m Southern busses Thla Is a new orgamzabon Salisbury School Sept 13 1 p whl<:h Incudes the )oqth frorp. m Salisbury busses churet:cs of the Baptist No stlltion wagons or clll'l will aU M~tho<hst 11nd EUB Charges or be incpected Driver& are expeJ:t ed to have their vehlclfl!l in a the Scutbe n Rural Dtstrlct Tl'ie' program wlll etmilll or condition that meebl 11 requlrea worshtp service gamea and ts a men of state laW!! The regular refreshments driver must be in attendance at The Rev Johp ltlwood will be "the tnspeeUon the principal speeker at the in -----1tlal meebng 0/. tlle fellowship AU churchea: of tbe Southern JAYCIIITTI MElTING Tbe rqular meeUnt of tbe Rural Dlitrtct were urged today Me1Je CoUo\)' Jayr;:ee"iltte.t wiU be to .send a good I1!1prl!lsentation to a wiener rout to be held at Btil the fir&t meetln& on Friday I bag &!OfttainlDJ ... 15 in COiflS from tbe telepbaeeos 'nHe ftft recovered by Offitml Hudaon aiM WeMter aD4 tUAed Oft:f W L E. t~~=~· ';NlepboM •,_Jet e!'lgineer of UM Co • 81ds 81"@ be ng eslled by the Ohio Depart nent of Hlghwa)Lo for h ghwa.v mprovement proJects m Me1gs Jacbon Sc10to anft Galha Count es Bids wtU be opened August 30 at the Depart ment offices m Columbua The proJects part of Governor 0 Ne11l s state-w•de highway lm provemenl program call for appi)tng an cntu-el.y new s.urfacc of asphalhc concrete to twf'nty s1x an<l four tenths m1le1 of h1ghwa.y tn the !oUT couat es To be resurfaced are One and thrt'c-quarters mtlei; of US 33 m Sahsbur:l' Townsh p Meigs County two and one quar tcr m lcs o! state route 7 Ill Sal lsbury Townsh p Mc1gs County n ne and three-tenths miles of !tate rouet 7 n Gall.ipohs and Clay Townsh1ps Ga.llia Counh Thrt:e and one-half m les of route 124 m Lick and M I Townsb1ps. Jackson County and four miles of US 3:! n Mad1 aon Townsb1p Ja£"kson County r1ve and one half m IPs of US 23 10 Valley Townsh p Sc1oto Coun tv and four and one-Q uarter m1les of state route 14() n Porter and Bloo n TIJwns h ps Sc oto County Complet on dat e !or the pri)jert Is set for October 3l I I I On Meigs Roads' & V WADESON 'l'he appomtmcnt of Erne11t Wadeson as shake out forem a was announecd today by w 1 Pen1rn mallager of the Parker~ burg R1g and Reel Foundr)' at PomerOj Wa~cson c n es f['Qm PbJlhpsburg N J where he was employed for 20 years m several s\)pervlSot)' pos1llons w th th r W-arren Foundry Wadc.son Is a graduale of t1 Ph lhpsburg N J H J. h School and ha~:~ taken seHral courses " fOf'emanshtp ace dent prcventwn and JOb mskuct1on At the present I mP \h<leso family live tn Ph•lilp11burg N J but be ex.pe<:ts lo be JOll'led s:hortly by Mrs Oor1s Wadeson and their three children Pennsylvanta On the evenina: of 14th the paar drove Jnto ~:~;~~;on:w~her~e proposed aeoordlng that to rthey get money by roltbmg tbc Burt~ pay station telrpboDU In Pomemy they admitted to the nnlng of telephGne booths at Shamrock Inn and Motel Tbe Sw.atzel Service station aod tht Beacon Sei'Vtre Station After leaving Pomeroy t.bef saad they rft,bed two other Pl1 ~tatlofts between Pomeroy aacl Belpre Wh1le in Belpre the palt were spotted by the Town Mar shal w!H) noticed theon tooling around wJth a. telephone at ill D~ury Queen eatabiiJbment The Marshal ordered the parr to pun their car over 1nto a fill ng statiOn and when he preceded t b. em tlley {lid not foUow but raced a,l,ay eaatward on Route 7 Reahnng that t.ft7 wen: IN:m& followed by authoritll:!l they threw out their crowbara and other tools u~d 11 well aa the dll,magrd telephones .11n~ tbe baa: or money On reaehlng tbe roadblock at Martetta the pa1r ran around tho s1de of at and drove tDt.o Manetta where they abandoned thctr c.tT and hld along the banks of the Ob10 River wbere they were lat er dtseovered by pollee and tak en 1nto euatody In the meantime Pollee Ch1e£ Hudson wa notifted late Monday afternoon that Columbus Pohcc Detecti't'cl would arnve here to day to queslloi1 the p•nr Hudson said tbat the two held he« are apparently a 'Part of .a buae JUvenile rln.g whtch baa been ope-rat mg m Central and Southern Ohio Pomeroy Band Boosters To Meet Wednesday Pomeroy Band Boosters are to me('! Wednesday even 1ng at 7 30 1n th(' Sen or H1gb au dllonum to pbn the vear s acb v t es and d 8<:01;8 f rst nrojects for lhc Autumn All n~w member~ <1!1 well as nll l'lcran workers m the organ! zat on arP urged to attend llS k~d SUIT FILED An action for mc.ney only t1 nuu 11 t ng to $121 12 wtth lnteresl a1 d cost,!; has been fded 11 ( ommon Pleas Court here by DIVORCE ASKED Divorce is bemt as~ed m th H9rry Barnes Calvin B Simpson Meigs County Com~n Plea .. n d l ucetta S mpson dba- Stm~ Court by Roy A. E11is 1.66 Ash St son Insurance Agency a partner Middleport from c;lara'Mae ElliS sh1p vs John Bol n Pomeroy a Plinor Mason City w Va Web- Webster and F'ultz are plaJ.m.Ufs att01 ocys ster lllld Fulq are al~yo Hudson sa1d Columbus police have one youth tn custody who been named by the lW<I held and that lhc arrest of aev eral others. was 1mmtnenl L E W nter.s of General Tele phpne a.ald tbe damaged telephones were valued at $6:5 per umt and that the one stolen from Belpre of an automat~ type wu val ued at approx1matelv $90 The amount of eotns m the sack recovered by orncen Hudlcrn and Webster was $41 25 In quar !erst $27 40 in dunes and $1800 m niekle! CbiO{ Hudson late Monday ftl ed charges of mt1lelous destruc tton ot property and lateeny against eael!i of the two )'OU\ht held here Hudson also revealed that Columlrua Pollee bad lnformd htm. that 89 pay telephone alation& in that ~ity had been rtnn in tbe past lew Weekll Telephone company empiO,e:et on anmination of the 4amaptl (Coot!nued on Pap - ) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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