https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/539e815d88751f821b30a5e8c80e2713.pdf 0cd9a4b24cb7bf995e0316cf04e7b0fb PDF Text Text . • - ' . • , •, 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! 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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 - ) �r I 19~7 2-Dally Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Aug 20 TELEVISION GUIDE W01kers, Managers, Of County FaiT Heave S1gh Of Rehel That It's Over, Recap1tu/at1on Of Success Yet To Come Ed ·~ 1: ·~ Gl I; l'ba .. ch ou . at gl he "to te L u E I< •• d b T r y • A fman c1al report of the 94th annual c oun ty frur will not be avatlable tor some ttmt' Persons who took a 1eadmg part m managmg 1t - th ere ~ere many - wtll have to catdt up on lost s let1p and energy before a fuud 1 t' cJplt latwn ca n be made No bett e e xpresslOn of the rehef of Iatr wot kers and of sa tisfaction too over havm g sta ged one of th e mos t successful shows m ma nv 'tear s ca l be found than County Agent C E Blakeslee s remark Monday mornmg at h1s offic e desk We re still ah ve Those three words tell a story an r"ght Mr Bl a k eslee was not t efernng to h1mselt a 1L1t more than he was to all the department managers of the fair the fair secretal") Mr 1Allan C H1ll home demonstration agent Geneva II Nolan members of the fair board \1. ho took artJve roles in management and 11 ft a lly dozens of other volunteer workers in adult t~nd )nuth farm orgamzations and com mt n ty groups who prov1ded one or mQre pha ~es of th e annual extravaganza produced by Meigs County folks workinr together as team . s 0 adult advisors have much to r rig me n o what S m } or a er B M Bnruer. a c I a d r(' ga led h ow urt v cc on h s R7lh hlrthda.y wh h 11 t o lily lie I~ 1nv let TY r ~ eket wth a book rail My Own S o r~ t1 e f r.;t of what I h pe w I he s r1 ~ 111 I I ill 1)4'DT8 II M B hAS tltnotl e knack apllrt f on nuk ng mane•} like h!N huddy Ch rh I he a h I of a good wr lf'r My Own S ory 11 H ~& v n IJJt e! st or he r l"s of a lobi owraphy wh t" ~ 1 uy It h n I 11 er st ffJ. hombn~t c1 II no1 r II or 11ett apprt C' lut o II r bright halo r I full f nnor lotoa I hon s t self nppral sa lt h \HI paN• I with fre q er el an~:r.~ ( tho pace so }o grt q a I ,;hoot! g with. mar 1c. I raids chlllh.ood rlu!hlng for ward to arlul hood And t other way round wit! .'llurpr s ng I Ule opinion do w1th the vu IU'Iil Q!l The editing job baa been a su dren Charles Delore1 parb ne becauae the full force turned from New and navor of the old gentleman s thQy spent th" convenatlcm haa been kept in tact There Ia abo quite a lot Df rreverence for B M Baruch b B M Bllrl.lch as well as a recog mtlon for h11 fierce pride and h11 love or family In the book It h; natural enouah that the lui portion of the book deal ng with his plantat on Hobcaw Bl)r ony and his latter day lie tn South Carol na Interests me most becau8f f w wlnten n the l~:ut 10 years have failed to 1 nd me followln~ a bird dog on hisplJice n Is pu slbly the nosl fantaltlc estate In the world a 1d !'ertainly on of the most beau ifu AnJ th llv 1 g a art fron the hunt was 1 ar~n a! lslhng Mr!! IterMr Icenhower ~ and Mrs. Jack Stewart of Muon Bpc t Su day w th her parerts,. Mr and Mrs Floyd Cumn h J a Letart F'alls Mrn Helen St ewart and daugh er Karen spent Monday n Hunt ng on sh.opplng and v slimg w h Mrs Pearl Fox Mr and Mrs Pred Thabet of Mason ure a nounc1 g the b1rth of 11 daughter Jenny Lou born on Fr day Au ~ st IB at the Holzer Ho!lpllal 1 he T abets have two olhcr daug! terti Nolan I Swa kha nmcr u der s I g rv at Hot e r Hosp tal o Mo Ia~ f cr c tcr ng the recall one autumn aftcrnoo hosp tal u Satur Ia) n he r t Mr an I MrH T hn D Hamm ac k r 1r 8 wo r1 rr 1 d 1 gull woo 1~ an e 1 or r e a ~ daugl r H be c Ja e or An 1 1 w rc rll ng back to Big Hot, Charleston 11 e I ng t e aw I II ng th I ack of 11 la her pt~r n ~ I ~g. t oa wagon t ed bu hat p)l w 1 Mr and Mrs B F Uua t a d our I nil of fJUIIH Mrs Mary Berrv We were IPP ng thoughtr ly Dav d Jot n s { V u u !la!lk which xocs with the Va s vis ng h ~ han 1 rr of hnt to ~ un nc 111 d Mr ..and M r~ B J< sandw 1chea and were thi k ng week !JIIH~ruIly of the bath that would Mr tll Mrs nalpl warner or be drawn and waitil w Lhe 11haker of toektail!l and thu rom g fire Muon ore !lpc d g the W<'Ck I New 'lork City rh c r cl lire thot 1tock cqu ]>II vnl h h(' g ~ d 11 e ~lay! g .11ulte 11nd lh.e happy parcntli <11\ R'--d llo rsu fal~ehooda thal alway~ Mr an 1 Mrs ( 1 y ugcr d ner d faiJl ly !lpe nday 11 1 Ti'lc editor !laid Ruark how zane!I'V lie Oh 0 v 811 g M 8 many nfwspapermen to you sup Yeage s 6 Bter oand fur Y Mr pose are In Amerlea' and MIS JU<. ~h Ush '1 dur no I aald Maybe a million s M ., I ays r. Sheets L'IVes 0ut West Mr1 Bovorl7 Samp10n Coolville 0 Aul 'I' Jame1 Holt Hartford ~ rrv\cu will ht! bel<\ I l 30 p m ot the F n ral no e n Aug 7 a daqjlhter Hlta Jonyne Mason I Mrs Beastt- li; Wear~ to M.r and Mr• John Wilson Jr '79 ¥ho f1 Nl lh s n or 1 ng at l,omeroy Aul 8 a d&UJhter the hone of her arand daughll't Dtborah Ka)' to Mt and l'ltn Ar P.ln M 11 r 111 Hartrord W Va thur Arnott Racine Attg 12 The iccl!ll~ed wall ~born in P~rkersb1 ra W Va tho daughter aald to 1M the larljlut country of the late Mr and Mn Stephan slore In the world lA located at A. WeRt o{ Park ersburg Sbe had lived her llfctlmt n West V1r Straabur&' Ohio ~:Jnla liCNAlD I DWIN- OINilAL MANMil IIYNOLD It OliiNI -IDITOl Chethr ~ TonnthMI IIIH Writ!',•- 1411or .......Nattoul &~overtlatlll re~ntatlv,e_, -utoa Avt New Yolk Cli.J, 14. N 1'. ...... - Bessie E. Wears Funeral Senices To Be Wednesday Au• 7 Mrt Norma Wllaon Pom ero)' AUJ 8 Grover Keith Klein Pnmeroy AU&' 8 Mrs V ololla Arnon R.acino Aua 11 Blrth.l A daua:hler OeorJclta Faye to Mr and Mr11 Ceor~te A 1 yon• Letart W Va on A l!l 7 F neral 11 110n Gary 1 ee to Mr and Mrs Wednesday Grbver Lton 8[)18~• Letart 0 FO!l('l~on!t IIIVOTED TO INTERESTS OP MEIGS MASON ADA - .,... -.slbt.l ~~Qt;tlDtlll-Eim.blll. llllltlr ., tilt pool - lDe.. ••* 1 ODe JW la advan~ at ~'be DaUJ Sentt.~~el oftJ~ sur lvors n lult: one brother Thnm11 Wr.~t RavPn~wood 01 sitter Allee Maves Ravem.vood ann • oon Leonard A McDaniel Ln!Rrt W Va Friends rr.a:, ea\1 at the f neral home at any m(' Burial wlll be made n the Ml AdamJvllle Cemetery ,, - 'ta¥ Suble~Vtloa ntt~ Del~ b1 canter wbeh , ••na~e 10 ce,ap per Th~re - are 171 differe-nt kinds of fish ln Ohio B ack ba ss are aen erally ..,on.sldered to be Otlio r ll!Gatu f7 8D !Jne iDoaua&. 13 DO ~motor ~-- ft~ 11 "ble: ""umber one 1•me flth BlueJill& ~~~\f!n: Gat ,... Mi IDODthi. tfl.ll; duWf afl Mott JOUJI\t after flab In i'UbU.bed Wnb 'l;flerMtD . _ . ~du v....,. ltlt 1 Qblo and m11ke u.p the lar~~:est per ..-. a. • UO ~ic &. Pw IW {), "IIIII-. .,.. P1lOM 'M I eenla1e ot fish taken by flJher ~~-- ...... aft meo :tall :.~ 30 ",_Obit the ~p ~l&n On Today Romper Room The Pr ee l!l Right Tl uth or Corueqllencet 1100 Ttc T:tc Dough 1130 It Could Bfl You 12 00 Current 100 Mv Little M'l:(le 130 Br1de anti Groom 200 Matineo~~ Theater 300 Queen for a na, Hf .4odern ll,.,numacea 400 Com¥Y 'l1me 430 Movtetime 5 30 Popeye PresP!ltl 545 News Pleture 600 Spu.ch PlayhotUe 630 WeatblP'calt 6 35 Sports Eye 5 55 600 9 00 !10 00 loa 30 Currer t My L ttle Mara e Brtde 11nd Groom Queen For A Day Modern R.oman~s Comedv Time Movtettme Popeye Presents 6 00 Sp nach Plubou!lt 6 30 Weatb~:~re~t B 315 Sport& Eyt 6 45 NBC News 7 00 Festival of Stan 7 30 PLnl.c 8 00 Meet "jjGraw 8 30 Summer Play bouse 9 00 Nat !dna: Cole Show 9 30 0 Henry PlaJhOUif' 10 00 A Man Called X 10 SO 1""Wa HeacUJoea 10 40 N1tewatch 12 00 ToniJilt I I 00 6 45 NBC News 7tlll Ma,or of the Towa 7 30 to 30 Ne,.. ReafllHnel 1040 Nltew•lcb ley s Lilke Thursday 630 P M __~___"'-"'"'-' _ mn n• at ='---~~ Y.oung People Return From Churc;h Camp AUXILIARY MEETING The Rae ne Fire ncn s Auxd ar} ~.~olll meet Tuesday at '1 30 p m m 81rth Annownc•d 'Town Hall accordl l!l to am ounceMr 1100. Mrs 0 E McK n\ey Mr and Mu s Lane McCarthy ment made today and Mr 11nd MrS' Denve1 Nelson c ncinnatl ere annouacina tht' went to Butler $prlngs Chr shan birth of a son Davtd l..loye'f on ICE CREAM SOCIAL Assemblv Camo Satu day after a August 19 Mr!! McCart~:\;!' u the The \\SCS of the Alf~d Metho group of YOI.Klg people from the daughtl:r of Mrs Arthur H Car 1 sL Church s sponsoring an tee MJddleport hurch of ChrJst penier and the late Mr Carpe-n cream social on the chureh lawn Tho e attend ng the camp for Iter and u1 a Sister of Mr. Dale ~ r day evening Au~: tst 23rd P e Dutton nke pop and coffee w lL be for the past week ncl wled Carol sale Everyone welco ne Jean Hud9on I nda Netson Carol Cr ~well G ace Captc na Earl lm•r..llcy Call McKmley and D11vld Hartmger 1 The Middleport Emerge nr y SISSOn Sq ad was called at 9 p m when Eva Bowers Broaaway fell and broke her hlp She was taken Lo the Meigs Gen~ai Ho~pltai lly the squad Marilyn Ro sh 11nd Dorothy Sis son entertamed Monday night w h a bnda shnwer for Nancy MAA To MMt daughter of Mr a1 d The M Jdicpo t Athlet c As~oc S s on a 1 n w11l m~t this eve ng at Mrs John " sson Rutland who the li !:h Srhool hl 7 30 vhen w II be marred or A gust 31 to Cuacl John Thompson w II be Ray Bla r The party was held at the ntro I ccd o the m nhcrs Any o e tc es cd n tt e h t c pro trome of Marly s purcnLI Mr GamC$ gram of t ho ~ c ool :-1 mv ted to and Mn Allen Roush were ~lnyed durllg the evcmn g ate I s r cet 1 g and pr zes 11warded to a number - - - - - -of the g es ts WI lit\! Worken To MMI 1he sho er gifts were placed The W II g Workers ci11~s or on a l<~ble ~der pmk um!Jtellas II e E erpr He EUB Chureh will nnd a showP.r of pink and wlutc m f:l Thurfl dav evcnng at the strca 1 ers The hoatessea served hom~ of Mrs bf'n Buck ce cream d~:corated w1th wedding bella cake coffee and Iced tea Guests were Nancy Stsson Snra Mrt. (haao Hor.pltallred G In ore Mrs oarl Ebe-rsbach Mt~ John Chaie become quite George 11! a he ome Wcne Terrace l>hyllis Ebersbach Mrs Sunday morning and was taken S sson Pauline Slaso~ Mrs Joe to a hospital n Huntingto W S 11son Mrs <.:harles Buck Carob n Eberabach Va m the Steele Funeral Direct Si so11 Mrs Willard ors amh lnnce which wat s:ent and Cheryl Mrs Clarence Might here b~ t et daughter Mrs Harold Mrs ~verett Michael Mri John Sisson Charoletle Harris:on Mrs R ssell Aile Roulih alld Sharon Sending glrta were Mrs Hilton QIS Matrons To MMt Wolfe Jr Mrs Weber Theobald last Maroni or E:van,!!ellne Mrs Harry Wllllamaon Mrs R Chapter OES will mel!t Friday G Ba ley Miali Fauna Batley ul the ho e or Mrs W11ltt>r Mr!! S W Wllco11: Mn Kenneth Wlkos Mrs Earl WarnPr Mu buntc Vesta Lambert ~==:-:-:::-:::::: - I Nancy Is Honored Guest I I I I ·----- I IS 45 CBS New• B!$ Local Nem I 8 oo Fred Warms to so Strike lt Rlcb on 990 ------- On Your Radio Dial Call M.D. If Widow Bites ly HIUUN N. IUIIIIIPI. M.D A VAOA'nON menaoe 1n rnt.nJ llble Dupltt lU fl,\blr 'tiola.t ae.cUona of the country t& the Qm,pt,oma • black widow bitt blaok wldow aplder OhUdren ea- .selclom II htal liol\of th011 tha• peclal17 are llte}J YleUms of thlli &n t.te ca '!Jed bJ • "mP ot <l&nreroua lnaee\ whOM bltt Ia the epec1ea The black widow S. coal black 10rneum.ea fa ttJ ln ma~ cuu the lllte of the t.Dd abou.& ~ l.nob loDf. ~1': ~~n~~::h:'f~. •::.u~~!e AcldhloDcd ~ • ... 3 30 Edge of Nlght 4 00 The Early Show l5 30 Your E9so Reporter Sports Parade 'W"eatbermao Press Conference Douglas Edwarda Telt:{lhone Ttrt:ie Phll c: Ivers ~how Prwate ~cretary 'r 00 r 30 CHANNIL Dean Booton Jlocti• Jia:pni~ 8 00 Captaia .ltanaaroo I 45 C1!$ New& 8155 Local News I 30 Arthur GodfTeJ 1100 News 11 10 Weather __ 11 11 Love of Life 11 30 Se-.reb for Tomorrow 11 45 Guidlnll L11hl 12 00 Katie s Kitchen I:& 30 As the \\lor ... Tuml 1;DO Beat the' Clock H 1 1 30 oUJepar 1 2 00 Big Payoff 2 30 Bob Crosb)' Show 3 00 Brighter Day 3 1ft Secret Storm I N hi 3 30 ~d .l!.,ieo tg The Eilrly show 4 00 .,., 30 y our E810 Repo rler 15 415 Sports Parade ~ M That? 6 oo 6 15 Dougls!l wards 6 30 M)l .Frlen FHc.ll:a 7 00 Vlc Damo e To Tell tbe 'fl;uth Spothght Playhouse 8 00 MllbQna $64 OW Question 8 30 I've A secret Sptke Jones .,now 9 00 20th (Century Fox UP to the mmute NeW! 10 00 Up tq·the mmute New1 10 05 Scann ng the wealber 10 05 SeaJ)flmJ the Weather 10 lC The Late Show 10 10 ~eLate Show ~--~~----------~~-- WHT~ C'-annel13 --·---\: \ - <' - - - - - - - - - - ---TUESDAY CHANNIL 13 CHANNEL 1l WED 10 89 Sign On 11 00 Adventure& in lAarntq 12 00 L1bertce 12 SO The Gretchen Wade Show 10 59 Neighbors Movtf! Matinee American Bandstantf Cartoon Club Mletey Mo111e Club Five Star Final John Dalr a..d New~ Confhct Wyatt Earp Broken Arro• Telephone Time I Spy Wrher Public Defen4er New• tf the Nllbt Tbeatu 13 Siln Off Olive Ingraham The plastic bow and arrow plant located in Petalkala is one of two Ohio Pataskala s pyrometric U 00 12 00 12 SO 1 15 1 SO 8 00 t 00 S1an On Adventures in Lerrrn!lnJ Llberace The Gretchen Wilde Neighbors Movie Matinee Amerlcm Bandftand Cartooa Clu~ 5 00 lrllttoy l!OU.. Clulo 8 00 l'lve Slat Final 8 15 Jobn Daly • the 130 DIQ!eyland 780 800 830 900 9 4S Spo<IIOOpl toJ 00 Newt of the MIChl 10 10 Tlr ..\1'0 13 II 30 SllPI .011 - sure temperature tn ovenJ ceramic~ lD.du:stry) it one of In the 1\ation I Wilt I e awarded all or t fOI ro.~ <If tt\e e p.Ure title to s1.1d r eal Propoul No 1 e ~T at e hereinabove d elt'r bed Thillt NOTlCI OP AJtPOIHTMiiNT Cii lla Count) Oh1o Qll Seet on lhe defe ndar>!.i heretn mi!lht elalm lncvtrJ 0 00 State Route No '175 '\ n 1an mterta n and ttl 1a1d real FOil CON!II!ITl!NT DEPENDAIILE RESULTS ,.""., IJ Walnut Township uy appl) g a f!tltat e by r euoa &f the meorrecl GB '-'~11 BLOCS C9 ln-. et Jtpll Jllfllflt DataMid hltumlno WI trcalment Item T 31 descr pt on used lD the a;orea11d ~~~~~';~~~~:;:::'1 berebJ ctven tb4t()ffU!e Ber Pave-men Wid"· deed t~ nd ar. y further ntereat or I Mil.. llerth If l'lllliNf thaNotlcF Mat la Janey 'lf'lwte Polt LU 18 (cet -addrt~;S! 11 Unpvllle Ohio Route 1.e ngtb 2117280 feet or 4 01 darm t hat u 1d defendants m gbt QUIQ[ SERVWE 1m 1:6- 1 hu *n duly appointed aa b mile! a a~e rt ! not &nown to the ~la nt ft pairinl tt,. hltGr)' 'nli.Ded. ecutrJx of the Estate of hoob ~ Pr~nl No 2 The prayer of N:ld pe tlon a watchmaker COUJHI ~ ne:; late of Salem TO~htp Meigs llle gs Cou nt y Ob o on Scct1on !hal ea h and f!Vet'J one of the RATES LERS. Pur:ulrCI,J t.J.tf Courrty Ohio dec:eaaed.. 4 82 (part) Sta.te Route No 6&l abOve d efe ndants be compelled to t: ~lltl per W'OJ'd. one luutlon Minlm.WD charre OOe - l eentl Dated lhl! 5tb dey Of "-"cuat Bedford Tuwnsh p b~ 11pply u serl any clam they may have m ,er word tor VlMe eoowcutlvt' fnsertionL ..,.ng a b tun lnous treat men 1 en and t o uld real elrtate or be barred 1957 lpeclal - One more for 21 cents per word John c Bacon T 31 th erefrom II at the c alms H any Good (:tea VHII Clljt Full rate of 2 ceotl per wm'd wi.Jl be chnrgOO for ad.vertldn,a: It Judie of the Probate Coqrt Pavement Wilth 18 ft et of sa d dtfendanta be declared n All Muea nd llodell DGl pa1d tar befote the 11!ltn of each montb followina: lnsertl.oa MelP CoUDlJ Ohio Lt 1th 11 98!J 60 f t or val1d that plla1nt1ff 1 t tie tn a nd Ei'm'!ll In AdverttslD(I-Should be reP9rted immediately The (IJ) 3te .. 2 27 miles to u d ~a! e~Jtat e be qo eted and 12 19 26 n.l1Y &eptJael ., U not lJe responsible for mOIIC tba.n one lneorPr11po11l No 3 that each of sa1d defe1 tants be NinllllePU.on AUTO SALES Morgan rou1 ty Olto on Sec forevto.r l;:larred from aJsertllli any Card of Thanks and ~ial Notices of Evets $1 00 Obltuadel NOTICB OJ; APflll.ICA1'tpN lion 9 6g (yart) Stat e Route No cla m to sa d real estate and tor 'Ubllebed at 1 cect per word. Publie Notte' Js hereby .dven tn llomer and Unton Tow fl other rehe r (20 8) Insurance tha' HAllie z..-Jde:. dba ~le 1Ships, by Jpplym g a b tum nous Sa1d defendan s are requ1red to ft) f 14) Rent .=::_~------ Trantfer Co bas filed tnth the trea;.ment Uem T 3I a$wcr sond pet ton on or bdore ~~~ ~ ~.. Public Utilltaes Commiaa1ob at Pavement Width 18 feet the 28th d ay ot Septe mber 1957 House for Rent Three '"00111.11 an I M-wtcw•rt.l'l for Hl.d&epoft. Wfno .. A~ Ohio~ ~pHea~1on to ameJ¥1 con Length ll.352 feet or 215 m l c~ o.r j ud~ ment Wlil be taken agau~st bath Redecorated f ne 321X llm~nife Lugaa~ - Lane Cedar 8oMI. Pl¥me au:.l: ........ traet motOE: carrler ~nut No 744. Pro""l No 4. them u ~ra yed for 8-19-3Ip______ €htJtl - LAU Wladow Fans.... AdJ th foil-'' Nob! h Se LON (Piamtd'f) V GREENLEE ~ ~ 11.,1 a'-1 :UIIJ e "'"f'Rif 4hi~ e County 0 10 9n ct on Frll:ldalre Refrlgeratan One three 1oom Furr ~>'hed apart r l4... "" .. I.Gr!.- .-~ .......~.... The Amdlesn Africulttind qie._p. 173 State Route No 574 r WEB ..,TER , _ FULTZ lakllf fumlture Mlddlt,.t Ohio --.. a.u ........ o._ teal Cqn;apany W'11blqto~ c ~· Wayne Townsh p by app y hg a '"' mcnt Ut1l t es pa1d A~ly: at 4 29 tt l4iU.. Ill~~ Oblo Ohio using Ure foUOWlOc equip. treatment Item 'I' 31 Allor eys ror Pia nt ff Homlit Re staurant 8 19-elc ment 2 traeton and 2 traQerl {7) 30 8) 6 13 20 2'1 (9 3 to 7tr 18 fe('l I will uo.t b.e. responsible for any Jnterastlfll parties may obtain or 1 95 m le s debts coniracte'd by any Gther ~room furnLShed apar ment Ull fqrt:her inlormetiqn as to satd apNos 1 to 4 mclu teraon than myself Roy Ell s nues pa d APD y Home Res-taur NOTICE 0 F APPOINTM!iNT .a,nt 8 J9-6tc p.J.ieiltioo I;y addrelsing the Pubth111 prOJect to be com 8-!9-Stp Executor not later than October 31 lst.ate of Lill;.n G Dunt dece•Mtl lie Utilities COmmlulon of Ohlo C.Olumbu• ObJo. Notice 1s hereby g ven that AI IIAQle Zerkle dba (8) B1dders must apply on fhe pro- bert H Durst whose Post Offu·e Zerkle Transfpr Co per rorms Cor prequa f1cation address li Pomeroy OhiO has been 1951. Bwck V~ Century '2 595 For Rent _.. Extension Laddera 34 Race Street wlth the Highway Credtt Examm duly appomted as Executor of the 2 dr Hard Top Trade In from Scaf: Jld lioardt,. Dr~JP Clotbl Middleport Ohlo er at Columbus Oh o at least 10 Estate of Lm an G Durst !at~ of satWled Buick owner on new davs before the date set to open Meigs County Ohio dei)eased Buick Dynanow d1lve Blaett Cllolon Fisher Middleport.111 t1 19 26 (9) 2 31c Phone 826~ Dated th s 2nd day or Au&uat b ds nars Pomeroy 8-16 6tc 1957 The mm mum wage to be pa d N9TI~I TO CONTUCTORS John C BaCOft to all labor employed on tl Is con 1J5J GMC 1h ton Pickup $795 STAn DP on1o Judft of tM Probate Court tract &ball be n accorl;lance w II .-ready new paint JOb Not a PEMALI HELP AIRLINES NEED mtUCTUIIAI. 1 IrE¥ DIIPARTMIINT 01' "JGHWAYS the ScheduJe of PrevaUmg Hour Mel~'\ County Ohio flaw or blem sh Blaettnan young won en See our ad un ICUP llOjl_- ...-t1 Cel&~~"*'l. Oltlo- Autu~t 1: 1957 ly Wage Rates Ascertatned .and B) 6 13 20 3tc Pom8(W 8 l 6 6tc der Educat on Ccnttal Jnsltute VALL C.n~<a<tN~r.; ~ 1 C~P'I Detcrmmed by The Departmemt of 1953 Bulcks as tow as $895 F ve _ 8 2_o- 1Jc Induslrtal Relations appl cable to ::_______ UNIT PRICI CONTRACT fme cars trade In from sat s- Housekeeper to ~re for two ,..... 110 P..-rM Sealed proposals ,-Ill be re. State H ghway Department 1 n fied owncll!l Blaettnars Pomc chtldren dur ng the clay A p p l y + : . . ceived at the office of the State provements m accm dance v. 1 b roy 8-16 6tc after 6 p M 166 Ash St M1d Highway Dlre('for of Ohio at co- Sections 411503 (173) 411504. (1'14) 4115 05 (17-4al 41115 06 dleport 8 ls-3tp lumbua Ohlo until 10 00 a m 1954 Pontiae B Star Chief $1 395 (17-5) and 411507 (17 5a) of the Obio (Eaatern) Standard Time on ~nv Cpe Like new light blue ~'IUBANCI AGINCI Wednesday September 4 1947 Revtsed Code of Ohto f nlsh with new blue top an l !mmed ate Otrl 16 or over for Season tlek Is for reserved The b1dder must subm t Wi th temporary tlelp w th general 111~ ~~ ... Hn'* for improvements m Me1gs Coun all leather seats Hydr~mat c hiS bid a certified check In the Sl'ats at \\ ahama H gb Schoo housework baby s1tt ng car ACCIDin ll' Oh1o on Section MEG-$-6 91 dl:lve Really sharp lookmg foot Unll games are now on aale o[ wo smjl,H children L ve m L~ C..alty MUll.... Stat• Route No 680 In Bedford amount of $600 00.. Blactlnara Pomeroy 8 16 6tc at tne EcG.rJom y Grocery store In Plans and speclflcaLJOns are or out Phon& 241 8.16-Gtc Townalup by grading dr•mlng New Haven accord ng to Co<~ c h on r ie n the department of h gh P,AVIRJ wtth b1tuminous ro•d mlX 1952 Buiciul as low as $(195 Choice In Ml~ OHIO surlac:e course 00 cruslled aJ(!'e- way~ and the offtce of the dtvu Ralph Sayre or five good ear~ Blaettnars Housekeeper Middle aged lad~ Sa}re sa d that 320 seats on 6116-M " 6111 ga~ base and by coru;truct.ing a wn deputy d1rector Pomeroy 8 16-6'1: Wlll rece ve good treatment not much work J~n W Young contiDqous concrete slab bridge The d1rector reserves the r ght the home s de of the f cld had been marked o!J n a reserved 1956 Olds Super 88 '2 495 2 Racm" Rt No 2 MCJgs Co with capped pile substructure Lll reject any and all blds seet on The t rkP s sell fur $4 00 dr Hard Top Pu,wer --steer ng __8-_2o_"'"GEORGE J THORM.YER _______ (. ~2_1_)~R_ea:_::_I_Estat_e <Spans 28 reet 35 !eel 211 feet Slh and w l b<' good for s x and brakes Hvdramat c dr1ve KOREAN VETERANS to trn n for ~ Acting Dir.ctor ,.---- roadw~ 28 feet) Brtdge No MEG home ga n cs A fine autonwbile Blaettnars 8-2()..27 2tc A rtfnes,..,and Televtslon See our ~-.. L"'t ~ . 680o07~ ewer West Braneh of 11 e reserved sect on was mark Pomeroy 8 16 6tc Ad under Educallon central ~-· Shade RJYer W dth Pavement 20 ~ of lh or ler o a low \\ ahama Institute 8 20-1 c feet Roadway 32 feet Length fam; o purehn. e rke s wh ch ~ POMEROY - 2 bedroom trume 2 "i'OO feet Cll I-'ll m les LEGAL NOTICE ' A O I n rc hen seats at I'Ve ~ Ins1de and Outs de House PalDt bungalow witb batb hardwood The date set tor complet on of Robert Tate W II Tate Earl Car mg ch1mney and roof work of floors basement 111 furnace thu; work shall be as set forth 111 ter and W 11 Carter whose places g ne v. thou ha ng o go to the I. B. lL\WUI'IGS SONS ~ - •• all k nds also carpenter work. reat storm wmodwl and doorL the h1ddin1 ifOPO~l of reSidence are UPknown Jnd can r el d Far n ad a cc of the gam e ~ut llfret"ket Sentce. Day Harry M ler s n charge o Free tstrmates 20 years expcr In A 1 condition at tba very Bidders muat •pply on the not be ascertaUled and the un fboq G2T Nl¢ Pbooe Nf:S~able price o! $MOO 00 propett forme fo~; prequallf 1ca known heir~ deVJ~ees legates exe t cket sales ence Reasonable r>r ces Call 1!1111oX. DODGB PLYliiOUTH Pomeroy 504-J 8 12 12tp POMROY - &.room frame witb tion With the Hiilrway Cr('dit Ex cuton admlmrtrators and a!lilgns new bath furnace heat level .am.iner at Columbus OhiO at of Andrew Tate deceased Robert -~·· 3. u WANTED CARRIER-Grrt or boy lot $41500 00 Iea.rt 10 days before the date set Tate., 1f deceased W1ll Tate 1f for Rutland Route Contact The POMEROY _ Duplex .f room 11 to open bJds decea•ed Earl tarter if decealled Da ly Sentmel 8 12 tf and bath down 5 roam.a and The mJnlmu,m wage to be paid and Will Carter 1f deceased whose (POl 'ALII ---bath up Separate entraqeeJ and to all larbor empl-d on this con places of restdence are unknown FOr Res;taurq.ola or Schools New MALE YOUNG li!EN to " - ·· d b rta d wt traln l;IELP for Alrlmes and Televlslo.n ut1nt)' metQJ'& Hot W~ttll' heatint tract shall be- m ¥eordance with an cannot e asce me Sllii1!lt!U BolrliW•tor 32 J!U full basement witll lallD-.. f.,_ the lll!-"-ed.ule of n.cvaltln• Hour take notice that Lon V Greenlee SEATTLE \\ash UP The cr See our Ad under Education. ~·;r, .-nail ~-~ "'' 111 11 d h tltl ~ ~ 'door oomple~~ w ttl unrt bcs scoffed and thA experts r I Central Institute o-ttc clllties double prqe eoD'ltlh ly Wqe Rates .t,seertalned and as plamt 1 e 11 pe on 82 WV $f$0,00 now fllOO Oil- G•J,J' lent '1000000 Determined bJ ttt, Department of agamst them on the 29th day of culed 1,t e Flo d Patterson Pcle i¢" Jj\Cit S REI'RIGERA Middle Aged ~omu:n who needs SYIACUH - a.room house with !Adu.strlal Relation~ applicable to Jqly 1957 in Common Pleas Court Rademach er v. r rl s op~n heav N!lW HA VII:N TU 23537 home to be companion lor bath hot alr beatln-' prage S~te Jliibw27 Dfpartment lm of Meigs County Oh o the same ywe ght box n g champ on h p here th ddle aged lady v,; rite p o 3 room bouse- ~Uld 5 room llouo proumenta lA aDtOrdance with being Case No 12 578 a!leg ng Thursday-but promoter Jaek MI.Utp ---:::Box 4~ Pomeroy Obio »12tp for nntals.. iN1cSe lot 18bl311 lfecUona ~;l-lSQJ (1'1-3) 4111 ot amona: other things that the [>lain IIurle' sat bnck to laugh today ~1 Reffi8'erttor Cheap Con wttb 2 story broilet' ~qat (1'1'-t), .f115.01 (1 7-4a} 411 ~ 08 tiff rs the owner in fee s1mple and We II nave a 25 000 crowd tact Paul Taylor toe Henry St ver frontap lot about P' bJ (17-1) ud. 4111UT (17-Sa) of the In actual possessiOn of the follow largest ever drawn wes of lhl' 1-I.Nip 100 Total prlte $18.000 OQ &ev.lwd COde of ~hio ing delcrtbed real estate to-wtt Mtss ss1pp sa d Hur e} An I WANTED- Good farm with J004 Tile b14der- must submit w th hi• The following real e9tate !Utu we expect that the Usid eo,J furnace Good cond1 a e ~ I b~ set of attraetlve buUdlna:a, mod bid a certified check in the ated In th~ Village of M dlleport upward of $400 000 tlon. l!bone 6366M 8 19-61.c ern home About 100 acres mount of $3AOQ.OO County of Meigs and State of Oh o 111 ~ bouse and bath one mile Baby Slttl.ng wanted by day Full Prefer on a hiah1JI1 Cl,lb PIIDI and 1 ~eoi..ficatlons are 00 and deecrtbed as follows or part ttme Phone 286 ~ of Cheater on Rt 7 Bun buyer Ill• in tbe d~ent of hlj:hwaya Beginmng at tbe Southeast cOl' B-20-6tp n~ water natural &&! In house cyCKLit •••~TY IDA t~ altice of the cUvislon ner of Lot No 2 of the Subd v •M bll garden Call Yukon Pit~ 1. .1' Q:P.lrtf · ~ttt: slon of Lot No 65 m the Town of H ~Gil'\G-.21} BOX 229 11-IIIIP- A- Y <:arte. S 17 6tc Wanted-PAPER (I) 11 3\u """ ~~ ~vee the right Middleport thence North 31 de yean etq:;erlenee Free e• I :--::=-,..--,--_;:;.·ta U:j~t ••~a;: all blda sree 20 East 287 feet following the mates, L. V Reldn• r Raclr. I'Q) IAUt - Apples New Ha. Twq ~ ~~~~Qf 33 acres ~~ J T Esst line of aa1d Lot No 2 and an Box 124 Ohio 14t ~ Qriffiard New Ha.ven Phone &as -..u q4 .ftil~fll cltJ w.a~ni ~~e~ZER eJ:tendon thereof to the South side COlUMBUS UP- The r eld of ~ 'f.2Df ter min~ rta:~s Plio- IMlJM (8) " ' 2t *~ of the Diamond Hollow Road ]Df! j mtor golfers In the 12th VlrJil TniQI'!d'; Syraeulli! thence m an Westerly drrectlon Annual tnternatronal Jaycee Golf 8-~04tc lo~ NOTICE followmg the South lme of said Tournament !Oday was pared to c• .. •a u... wu h rot4 about 4i feet to a pomt the low 100 scores plus t es m 11]\lo Sl l'olneroy 7 :K-27U! TERMITES IXTIRMINATID 2'\~ ol ~~: ~~, 0: ~:;, ~~~; whl<h 1a an cxten11on ol the W•<t prtpa-rat on for the '72 hole cham For f~ lnspeetloa phone 383 J4 a:·i-..,•tUI!'C.,. Uftl'\. Vlr-'111~ w'+ tf •ddred Anthony Une of said Lot No 2 thenee p On!>h p f11ght wh1ch gets under H ~'1 J'ord ~Ford. TransGilmor., Supply Store Pom~y JUIU.II.W.o2 IU.Ciil' ~ ~ place ot reei at degree 20 we~t to the wav We( nesda minion &-eOOxl8 tlru· on AU wat>k guan.nhttll. J'ullY. iD-de nee f. unknown will •-•·... eorner of said Lot No Jerry Brennan U S Jaycee .!ured Vaughan a Industrial and Ford wheels Alfred Ye-uger l ......., the West hne o! On Ice thai on Augu<t 20 19f7 the dulance o! 255 sport s d rector pred <"ted 11 total Res ie1 tial Termite Control SerPhone 838Y &-14-0tp vice St Marys W Va 7 25 tf 17$ to p~ee for well paid p~ undenlgned llled his ~tUtlon corner of of about 165 would be .li(ood tomatoq 1arge Pmk Mcxlcans 10 sltions t i l or non tech ag~ F' the Common Pleas on the North atde enough to earn the teenaife link ~ non..... Second House East man a shot at the 1957 t lc ntcal Pu lie tr~Jct. HGp111es Court ()f Melgs County Ohio ~;~;~t~~~-;~;;~~'duect Road thence in a from !fheol I\OWii: Wm. H F~ ~fii\IIW.J..tlo ~ J'lllrtl!WI'tWD C..e ~ 12G88 PJaying ~at he on following Holm-, Syraouae GUilla. A'S RI!TURN COLEI\IIAN 1st.: P&dia opera+-, 'MMttag U. . .qtwJ a divorce ex(:lusJVe t be 1 d Lot 2 t o \he ...,., e1 -•J h o sa lc ~--• KANSAS C1TY UP-The Kan 11-1311 ents e uvvu PIJ trav aown .... ~· p of t e bouseho'd fur place of begmn ng Being aU of -&v the Cannmg Tomatoes Call 809X mar security Traini~ f6nnula~ nlshinp and automobile aald LOt No 2 of Subdlvis"lon 65 sas City Athletic~ relurntld left Mour l)anded D teher R p Coleman to anytime &19 atp tat~~~d~ttfl~ ~ ~- ":-'Jef~~ttnl:d ~:=~ and a parcel on the Northerly stde th.e Buffalo B ~ons or 1 Board iD~·JaeQ;"tl d I thereof extending to the Diamond 8 piece cHRinlf room IIULte and 1~ tr~i'l for apeclf.J~d lele,.rlsl,qn Ml 1" ' groun s 0 eroas Hollow Road A M Sllort wave CQMO\e ra eleetmrdca pOiltions d ~e;.;m.. ~ 4Hir and extreme That plarnt fl and hls predecee MilaKET REPORt' dlo G9od condition Catl 81 UX lJ\81\ OI.!P,EII:&m~Jl ~~..~~ SaJ.,_(i qauge will be ~on m t tle have held said real CJNCJNN ATI t P Prod or ~5 PtarJ S~ MlddleporL or Oclo ettate adversely openly and no Eggs fum 1 2c h gher p- ce Prelimlne- home M''u v \r "oln' oa ancf after the '"f]nd 8-19-U need.• til illtelr&$ wl&lt ~ b... l$57 torlously as against each and every at fa.rRlfl con umer A JUIIlbos 4 posU\on ~flDI'OVe4 fq,r KofP'" Roy A ElliS :me of sa 1d defendants for a period to 46 A large 40 to 42 A n e P ACBE!I (Wltlte) vefmrnt <luaU,.,_ now POl" full Pia nllff n excess of twenty one years that di ms 31 to 34 A sma l 22 to 24 We arO pic1ririf Belle of l~f·r~{lll M 1 cnqngn .t QQC.e: w~,r &: Fultz IW't or said real estate WitS owned B large 30 to 33 FOB A large gla .... &lbOI'tf ....l\4!1 . ' " Alii1.JNl3S TRAINJN'G l¥.¥18ION At\~e)'f for Plamt ff b)' one Andre v Tate and was own 49 to 50 A med urn 3Q G 40 B container Webster Fnilt tirm CW11tA1. Tv.rRNJ~At. 8) !0 !T (9) 3 ~0 11 24-ltc ed by him 11 the t1me of his deatb large 38 to 39 Servlf~ 5 m~ ••l of ChUte• 0 Tel• IN:Cl~ whlcb occur -ed In the year 188.2 Chickens steadv fr et'S :i to pbone YU-53201 Cbeater 0 81R N'atlnllal Cltv B~rl!l )ltflf J4QT~I TO CONTRAC"{ORS tbat sud Andrew T:t.te cUed lntef- 3.1At )ba 20 to 21 \i! heavy hen &»tl Custom Built K1tcllep. K.Uchens f!<)o 'Eqclhl,. Clevelv,nd ~· O.hlo .,TATE OF OHIO tate and on the 4tb day of Auguat 13 ~ IS l ght hens 10 to 12 4"8Jined for your home l> reo! DaPA.RTMBNT QP HIGHWAYS 1~11 Roh.ert Tate Will Tate Earl Fryer dtstnbutiOn 4MIOO a 2ll ertfmatea P'oreman &: Abbott t..r "~.f. Black ~'AI bor~ 4 ye"r- old C·t~a, Ohio AutuJt 9 1957 Carter and W11l Carter together 15000 at 20% and 1"000 at lUI Phone 6264-Y:______ 8-6 tf ~~~~ very a:entle $125 Phone 907M liiDUCA.TIOI'f C:ofttr•d S.l•• L..el Copv No wllh their •pouses tntended tl) deterlfl ned Pflct'S ltN<fY Mlx Coneme, wa¥*1: Vlra:U Teaford syncue 57-491 convey all tbat part of said real Butter 90 score 'llc ~'1!1 an~ ,,...1 Phon< Wt 'MtiT PIUCI CONTRA.~T estate which was owned by sa d 8-2lh'l\!; --~.• 8l.....tc Bell~ proposals will De re Andrew Tate at the time of hlS thO\lBIIOd~ Of Yf'&rl l"O ' (t\fl~ cef.M4at tbe offlce rJf the Stall' death one of the. p,redec(!1l~f~ lf\ ~If~ ln_,..., thlrn a bhret beat FIAT JlOCK Jnd 0 T A RADIO ... ~ON S>;RVIdi Highway Director of Ohio a title to th" pla1ntlff but that by Oav s had the surp1 se oT b s ~ ff. vM .. , North America Tt measPhon"' 1JO Qe,end A,ppllante t or 3 bedroom houge I Melg ~ Tf'd 7 :.1 feet ton~ counting lts Columbus Ohio unt I 10 00 A madvertenco only descr bed part I e oaught the meRsles I ha d 8tMe l~ W Main St Pom.crot Count7 Family or 3 J.(lultt all ThP. modern beaver found In M Ohto <Eastern) Standard Tim e of uid real estate that the possc.s them a day befo e: 1 kne h :1-23-11 8 J9-3tc .Phone llll89 'lebr.,.,• 11''1¥ 119"• ~ Wednesday September 4 1957 ~ion of the plaintif-f and ht• pflie ~aid He ~aid he probably caugh deeessors ln title as to sll Gf said them frnm a recent C11Sc he treat UnturDiib~d - 3-;; ... 4 &ettf.M e~wr new. aRd r:epain. Row~ lt. dUI- nllt ~ ·tan. for lmpl'Ovements In Proposals Noa 1 to 4 mttuslvc real estate baa. ~ asserted aa od Phone 90'1M Vlrgtl Teaford Sy enough or Jive long ClfOU&h to aebouse ia Pomeroy or Maddleare offered as one project and an unequ vocal ela1m ol o.wnenhlp. qulre any ereat size racuse 8 20-3tc porL Phone 2 M' 8 lHtc - WANT ADS PHONE 398 " I w• !In Uodo BperliiJ " For m-- r: - -- Auto Sales ( 16) For Rent or Sqle I:=~~~~~~~~=: 1(8) (17) Help Wanted WE IUY 7 OHIO JUNK CO. Season Tackets On Sale Now At New Hoven Store Rod nty Downing Real- estate Broker - _____ \,AJ.t!lfff,. _.,..,-.,--,--- - ----(8b) Auto Serv1ces n-_"':::/t.h •y 11 Critics Scoff, Hurley Giggles » -- ----( 181 Employment Wanted -- ~ ~~~~~~PJ Field Pared To 100 Low &ores ------'19) Bustness -- ( Education va. MEN -- d WOMEN ~6 ~'"!~~~'=='· I ,.,•..,..,. a..nw: Mo~o .Ai: G• ,., In U S bhlblh Ce11.lral Pffu Aasoct.ltoll W :A!>JHIHG'I'ON'-Commun 1m t. meet Ill" Ill match In the battle of thlt fair.'" u m Ihons ftock to American HhibllJI all over tho woo1d United Sta.tell otrldab aay that th11 country a lattse01'11« n the fteld Ia Sfv~ lbe lovJet Union and Red China th~ two :naln Com rnuflbt compt.Utonl a cood run tor their money For aome yean; the CGmmun tts had lhe fteld to themselvn but .Ill La.te 1964 the Ulllted 8tate.9 decided lh.at nter naUonaJ fain repr81!11ted a fruitful fleld n U e stnJcg'le for the mind• ol the uncomnutted peo pJM of the world Thla Jear for the ft n~ t t me Yncle Sam f''( paaded hl..l effort. In lhllr fteld and went bchmt1 the lnm Curtain He exh b ted hia ware11 and Jmowbow at the Poman Trade Fair La Poland J'WM V to 23 Sueceae of America partleipabon et.rwbere had encourapd tM United States to 1taff an exhiblt m fJ1 Iroo CUrtain country - =+ -- - Wltrnor lo lollla ol lho foln METROPOl,LTAH Not1ces s- '-111 • • • • POlAND WAS NOT 1M ftnt. Cotnn un st country in which the Unittd 8tatH has done .o Wethl,.._ The Americu exhibit at Belgrade Yugo.tlav a.. waa a amuhlnl' succesa. Preaidl:nt 'flto and Madame Tito -vialted the American pavilion he opealn&' day and then both returned later tor a more extended Madame Tito wu engr<Ued by a completely fumtahed pre lc.ted hcuAe and by an American butcher altnp where meat .u cut tnd padlaged under refrlpratlon In AlcJwlt.tan 1ut autumn the American ex:h D t was a phe 11omenal ,_,....... .A.ppmxlmately 31 per cent more Atgh.arul toured the Unlt.ed Stalell dllpley than tbe SoViet exhltllt alld about 39 per eent more vLiltM tbe American lhow tharl that of Communis Chlrra. Tbe Americans In char&e ot the i!'Xhlblt tutd rare judgment Daa plays were cperated by tra ned AlgllaM: who were ablt to ~plain the machines and product. In the native tongue Thi.a created a. hllh\7 ta¥0rable attitude to"Aard the Unl.te4 StaU:e tho! only coun \ry &o wWia Al•hana for thl..l purpoae hrthenno~ Cmemucope movies which attracted drovts in c:lwSed Alfhan aceaea "Yihich dell(hted the crowd.l and hi fi aets play<d Atpan ..0 0 • 0 'nfE LARG£8'1 and moat elaborate exhibits were thoae ahown at the fair lD Blmgkok Thailand One A mer can exhJblt. enUtled P1-edoct.. of Frudcm Cor .All Free ~ SNw ;Men attracted one mill on people A lllgJ ll~t of the American e:xh blt wa_., the AHI'IIdH tub on shoW ~'~'"' twice da It In an open. alr M•lllon theater A capa<: ty aud er.ce of 15 000 jammed ' eac-h •hOw An Arnencan buar.neeawoman in Bangkok Mrs ltax ne North selected the fuh1ons and. model$, both American and natiVe a.nu provided the commentary In ftuent Thai American partie pabon m ntemationa1 fain expandetl thi.s year New one• were planned for Tl.lni!l, Tun s a Casablan~ ){of'O('Ctl and Rio de Janiero Brazil Harl"iRon T !.f~CI n.g d rector of the Commerce departments Office oi lntcmat onai Trade Fain~ sad the UnUed Stales w II part c pete off c ally In 21 trade fain by J;ear'a end The Un ted StatflS txh•blte ure d~s gned to show- othtr .,-ople how Amer:lcans I ve Tney are apparently proving h ghly JMJCcesafuJ. _,_____ _ _ _----c-- - - - - - ·- - -- - Tebbetts Hasn't Utanged, But Team Has, Sa}sGabe Paul; Need Pitrhing CINClNNATI UP Gener:t Manager Gabe Palll of the C n e.mnat Rcdle:s Monda) rose o defense or Manager R rd1e ~ bel s anrl s mtJI1aneou~ly promu d to strengthen tbe clubs pllch ng lrl.a(r wh ch he bl;in ed fQr the Red legit current woes. Paul ssued a statement n an swf'r o a flood of protests from fans ndud ng hd(l~J.Dg TebbeUs m effigy abOut the field manage ment or the ball cluH He sa d t"e Cinemnalt manager 1s the .same Bmtie TebDetts who had the Reds tn fint plou:e a a:ood part of the hrst balf of U1e sea son DEMPSEY SPIIARMATE DIIS SAN FRANCISCO UP - Ed ward R Mahoney 57 a former sparr ng partner for Jack Dempsey dted Frida)' n St Fl'ancrs Hosp tal After l'etirmll: as a box er Mahoney served on Ute San Francisco police force for 32 years N~l fALDINQil COACH AtfNAPOUS. Md UP - JliD Baldineer of Pittsburgh a fonner end at Navy has been named JUn.IOl! varaaty football coach and scout for- the vawty at tbe acaderv re:placlq hank Foster Bal d nger cauaJr,\ a p~:~~ from quarterba<'k Bob .fasti'Ow 10 the 11¥50 AI m N Jv~ classiC. 'o lead hiS te,m 0 fl We JUS t d d oot have th p tch ng t~ ha~~.dle ttJe s tuat on 9,nd the r esult was a loss of con ftdence Ur.at spread to the rest o tbe club and ~u$C'd. a dechne n gent:ral all around pia) he- sa d Paul addtd that an) mt ctsn for not h.a\r nt a prtch ng bench sttould be dU'tfted at htm 'There ts only one thtng I have tn m nd now and thai 1S to strengthen our staff for tbe fu tute -- -- - I !I I 1 ..:=._ore~~~ AHC&. n. ~~a!~= ~~ .Jft""'" - ·• Lila. . . .._ Oa.. to.:. ~u. pr Ddpal ,_ ...., s~are GO! ot Jtumrl'ftlllll( ._ ~ wtl.b a.. ...... of th.lll at... IIJipu.e.blol to and • ~ lllva'IN u.. n~rW~ yur atEndeUO" ~ -~ 11!11 U11a SW.14! tl &PI"''PNWI 1:1~ of ~ II& IID&l>C:IA """' d.Uton I.e iiii:MIII ~ ·tu annual ll.illen>en' ~ ll&q ~ • llilto.l 0111 Dt<:<aJnber ~ amount of avaU•bltl - - . , tl.sta.'IIIILII,; AUMPW amoun' ol u.bWU. ....,... ..,.pltll.l nc ud nil f t l n i - ~ ~!11'1.1)11 Ne .. -~a.•t•f 111 aatlllll ""· OIQ!Ital. • 1111 84.11"11'..._ PI IIII.HI tblt 7UIIr iti,IY -&5! ., ~ far tbe )'UI" f2.,28l ..,.,._ , 1,; IIIIT la ~ tll'iteredf :u. - ""kl- am un u.v. .... l to "''*rlbed 1117 . ... ~ 'fDI" •• to be .Uille<CI at ~· Obta tbll "-Y and diiUI L Vorp. llupertntendmt of In . , . _ of Ohio. 51111 M-:11 for TQIJ(/J-and-Go '/ 0 14 2 VICtory Hire! THROWIJtG RlGHTS ALEXANDRIA BAY N Y baclt n the - Carmen Bas1i1o r ng after an eight ~ box ng layoff s throwmg more r1gbt hands than usual and usmg the l o wf'~t bob .veave of h s career • y a_.. (ZO)Bu$1ne.ss - ___ (i2) Wanted to Rent 'mall ____.....,._ .. IMf.&laf~ ....... r.. Brighter Day 3 15 Secret Storm (clay cones used to mel' .. time trytna to nrure ovt what The mature tel}lalt hM one re4 made tbetr JOUnpter Ill so lt'J or orilnle hOUfllUI DW'klnl on extremeiJ important to be able Ita belly The Immature female to reeoantae the aymptoms ln or hal ~ree a.ddltlonal •pob of der to be11n proper treatment almllll' color on lta back promptlJ , The tpld~4 prefer dark and. a-... damp place• That 1 WhJ' ther ..."!''!ue.. Sharp PaiD often are round Ia baaementl aa The btte producu a 1h.arp pato ra1ea and arO\IDd countrJ bomea whlch UIU..U7 dluppei.rl pretty A JOOCl WQ or aetttna: rid of rapldll'.Occulo.Wly itwm Unrer them.la to aprutheU' haunt& wtth tor u lonr u four or nn houra a 10 per eent aolutlon ot DDT ln Pol liba P.ext Ui mlnuta OJ' halt uro~ene an. hOW' &he YlcUru. mlf:h& feel we have maPJ medlclntl whlcti pertecU, comtorta.~e pro•lde ua wllh an eft'eetlve way Then lou1 muaoulu en.mpa of de&llnc w1UIIP1der bltta. will 1et 1D The 'floilm will b ... comt .,._ and probably wUl To 1111 Pala complain of ezcruetaUna paiD Ill. Motphlne an« phenobarbital the llm~ Moat UtW he l1 de .Uum can be ued to tUI the velop 1 v•r1 tender and r1aJ.d pUn. AnlntraY~noua lQJectlon of abdomen calc1WQ 11ueonate u.ualiJ pro LUoM a--\..1-dUCtl dftmaUc rellef Latrodtc _..,.~ ,,_ Ulll8Jl0Dl rounda out the ~tcb m&J become dim.eult treatolen' nc1 aymptoma aen and hla brea~ labored The eJ'alll .u.batdt wlt.hln a couple ot pulae wW be fMble aDd the bea.rt hourL --.-bea\ al(:lwtd. There m&J be a rlle 1 . ._ _ 1n "JQ41rature U JI\CreaH ln 1QOIIUOR AIID AlfiWII bl~ prwur~: btt~chea an• Jl 1 What cauaes the 1kln \a Tomltlnr ltc.ll ...ur bov aner ta~ toe Gitlt~D DIIIJIIICOBY!If. -~ alonl Alllwer hciiiDI ol lilt Uln 'l'lltn~ 1101 1nfl9h JOt! tlo allor ..llnl 1!:0 . _ mtahl lit ror· *he •lcUJn 141& ~ 11 to due to a nenoua d1lorder or to u. call I r:loolol II .~ . . ~ lrr aiJWitri\J 3 00 Meigs Counfy News Daily I 9 00 ,..ed Warma: 130 lri!Oor Godlroo 10 30 Strike n Rlcb 11 News 11 10 Weather 11 30 Search. l'Jr Tomorrow 11 45 Gurding Ll&ht ~2 00 Katle J Kltehen 12 30 As the World TurRI 1 00 Beat the Clock '1 30 House party 2 00 B1g P!lyoff 2 ::«t Bob r.rosby ShoW 8 00 8 30 9 00 9 30 10 00 I -· WIDNI"'AY 8 00 Captam !QnJaroo WJEH 11:50 ,., m. Channell l 5 .t.5 "l5!J tf 00 6 1!1 6 30 '1 00 7 30 At Bndal Shower • 1100 Toni¢ IGN OFF TUISDAY CHANNIL. 1 03 Jlmmle Dean 7 30 Boaton BlacW.e ' Father 1Cnows Best 800 Kraft TV Theater 900 This Is Your Life 130 \Valerlronl 10 00 Masqu.,ack PartJ WCH~S-TV Daily Sentinel MASON orttd with brandy and 5pires that I NEWS I you not aware of the dough Daybook which a1ake1 the cake a whole I Mrs Edn~ fee bower and cbtl The Daily Sentinel "'f Ol".Jo. 4 00 4 30 80 nav ao<l nuh and curnntl A million newopopermen' he replied drumlly taklni 4mother bite lUI or the bottle lfld Pltflina on hl1 cigar And You know son olhln.11? There aln t b t two Mrs. Sa lit> c rr Hnrrlso vllle of us here auid to<lay Ga I Ch.arles Sheets Happy birthday Chler Your Sr In 1039 vent to tho Dayton book stands up on hH own hl1d 0 Vtltcran~:~ ho~:~pl 1 and 1 tor to 0 h :-1 rhu tu u u d listening to le~ ju11l Hke )'0\t a San til Munlu a !If veter' u hi fur more thun 10 years and {Copyrl1ht lOG'!' by Un tol.l hospttal whtte he stU Uves I nncr Ill a sl ort auloblography Fealure Syndicate lnr) Erroneous in tor nat1on was on h n .110 1 u familiar with recently provtd'-'<1 The Do ly MAlON CLINIC much f the nat rial es pecially Sentinel ttl&t Mr Sheets uncle of Admllalons Ml'l Kathor ne L>' Mrs Carr had from lol r Ia s passed awny a But eve o I Wll ~ fue nated by ona Letart W Va Au.: 7 Mrs number of yumi ago ;___ hi& acco t or his th ldhood down Htlda aoa:aeu Letart o A. 11: '1 llobcaw The whole book re In Is ne ur a good Chrlatma.t fr lloake- the baslt material 1 there hut It s 10 atuddoe! wttlh cherrle91U eltron 3 4:5 As long as there 1s a well supported Jumor FaJr it seems assured there wtll be continued interest ln fa1r1 generally The!!e young pt"o pie grow up belleve It or not Most 11 not all these young folks who stay m agnculture wall be confirmed and devoted fatr worket s and exhibitors in years to come The story of the little fat Sou first job paid thern I oy wt ~ him u.nclly nolh ng b I who be t'IIO ll m !Uo UIH' ) dure he WU 10 und we t o ~come o tr noll r~~ r u~ 11nd ~ p~cled e tl ..:1 1 w par k r y fa~c1natlna to ll I hove been shootlni quail South hu yo lh n the North and hl11 early ra dt on the mlghl)' ~~ \\all Street 1 he Bet a MIIUon Galete~ Thom~9 Fo 1 ne R,-ans the llarr man.w.nnd Go 1 d8 and Mor J :ll'lt aprln1 to I r h s anec dolet and thf! ranlp11;( ngs of tho o1d nnanclal robber baroN l't!ad u thrllllny:ly u a dlltl'ct e s:tory I dun I kn1w a hon I from 11 !'!hare I t when Mr Bern e ~els through with 1om!' or h " Wall StrHt aturf l relt ns c11:bu sled at ( I h.ad ju.!lt seen a 1 od buU fi11ht or ~~ohot l y lim 1 or qual\ on 1 :ID 3 00 lhty of the Junior Fair hlrd quick and then gone It could not have soaked down far BY ROBERT C RUARk S v 3 ll ~ ago a very fa ~ hou er na nc I Ber 1 00 mte1es t and can be traced to livestock projects to show the products of their labor Our county agents and Mr How ard Nolan together with the many 4 H club for the Wednesday ran was fr 12 30 the excellent work done by the Juntor Fau Board Here young people are insptred through 4 H clu~s better livestock clubs and single Iarmer "ho could be detected beefing about the ram It was needed that bad on drying pastures and thirsty corn rows And it still Js .,J ""' uch n e v I y picture the hrst venture of Wilham Scott DoYI nmg ton to the local fair a s a n ex hibitor H s young son a member of th e Harrtsonvtlle Honor 4 H club had a ca1f he was proud of Wtth such an ammal there \\las JUSt one thmg to do show it M the fau So for the f rst Ume in dairym<~n Scotts hfe he was IHt iJI g as an Without a doubt the contmued tent CO\ er However there wae not 8 RUARK REPORT CHANNEL 3 OPI 700 Today 900 Romper Room 1000 The Pr re I.S Hight 10 30 Truth or Consequenc4!1 I 00 T e Tac Dough II SO I Could Be You Tex ~ J mt 6" th e1r well groomed amm il ls Four H boys a 1d g1 Is ere n d e nce Th1s newspape r re p or ted support for our county fa1 I 1 exhibitor t'ortunately the fa 1 was blesaed With good \\eat her ex c t!pt for last Wednesday afternoon Y.hen a h e avy shower chased everyone under p WSAZ -TV Charinel3 TUESDAY Wed Slawter manager of the Hereford Show sa1d more exhJbltors c<Jme t o Lhe loca l fat thts year tha n eve• bcfo e m h s t o r y Thts speaks Y.e!l for the en lu ng r te e~ t of ag n <:ultural people m no t on I m b 1 >the ro u tv fatrs as well Th '-"sc v1s1tmg exhibitors brought then cots anti bas1 st ppltes vll h them They made a wt ck of 1t sll:t' pm g beside Hrram I t., • \ Hew furoi._. FOil $299.00 BAKER ..-~~~~~-~... r •v•• me•f, •nl atop•j •• u. rou .,••••,. FURNITURE GAS Range Dealer llro oiiil ltrol 911$ - lr<D The Brigntesl Corut 1D "lltddlepert ••• Your �r I 19~7 2-Dally Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport 0 Aug 20 TELEVISION GUIDE W01kers, Managers, Of County FaiT Heave S1gh Of Rehel That It's Over, Recap1tu/at1on Of Success Yet To Come Ed ·~ 1: ·~ Gl I; l'ba .. ch ou . at gl he "to te L u E I< •• d b T r y • A fman c1al report of the 94th annual c oun ty frur will not be avatlable tor some ttmt' Persons who took a 1eadmg part m managmg 1t - th ere ~ere many - wtll have to catdt up on lost s let1p and energy before a fuud 1 t' cJplt latwn ca n be made No bett e e xpresslOn of the rehef of Iatr wot kers and of sa tisfaction too over havm g sta ged one of th e mos t successful shows m ma nv 'tear s ca l be found than County Agent C E Blakeslee s remark Monday mornmg at h1s offic e desk We re still ah ve Those three words tell a story an r"ght Mr Bl a k eslee was not t efernng to h1mselt a 1L1t more than he was to all the department managers of the fair the fair secretal") Mr 1Allan C H1ll home demonstration agent Geneva II Nolan members of the fair board \1. ho took artJve roles in management and 11 ft a lly dozens of other volunteer workers in adult t~nd )nuth farm orgamzations and com mt n ty groups who prov1ded one or mQre pha ~es of th e annual extravaganza produced by Meigs County folks workinr together as team . s 0 adult advisors have much to r rig me n o what S m } or a er B M Bnruer. a c I a d r(' ga led h ow urt v cc on h s R7lh hlrthda.y wh h 11 t o lily lie I~ 1nv let TY r ~ eket wth a book rail My Own S o r~ t1 e f r.;t of what I h pe w I he s r1 ~ 111 I I ill 1)4'DT8 II M B hAS tltnotl e knack apllrt f on nuk ng mane•} like h!N huddy Ch rh I he a h I of a good wr lf'r My Own S ory 11 H ~& v n IJJt e! st or he r l"s of a lobi owraphy wh t" ~ 1 uy It h n I 11 er st ffJ. hombn~t c1 II no1 r II or 11ett apprt C' lut o II r bright halo r I full f nnor lotoa I hon s t self nppral sa lt h \HI paN• I with fre q er el an~:r.~ ( tho pace so }o grt q a I ,;hoot! g with. mar 1c. I raids chlllh.ood rlu!hlng for ward to arlul hood And t other way round wit! .'llurpr s ng I Ule opinion do w1th the vu IU'Iil Q!l The editing job baa been a su dren Charles Delore1 parb ne becauae the full force turned from New and navor of the old gentleman s thQy spent th" convenatlcm haa been kept in tact There Ia abo quite a lot Df rreverence for B M Baruch b B M Bllrl.lch as well as a recog mtlon for h11 fierce pride and h11 love or family In the book It h; natural enouah that the lui portion of the book deal ng with his plantat on Hobcaw Bl)r ony and his latter day lie tn South Carol na Interests me most becau8f f w wlnten n the l~:ut 10 years have failed to 1 nd me followln~ a bird dog on hisplJice n Is pu slbly the nosl fantaltlc estate In the world a 1d !'ertainly on of the most beau ifu AnJ th llv 1 g a art fron the hunt was 1 ar~n a! lslhng Mr!! IterMr Icenhower ~ and Mrs. Jack Stewart of Muon Bpc t Su day w th her parerts,. Mr and Mrs Floyd Cumn h J a Letart F'alls Mrn Helen St ewart and daugh er Karen spent Monday n Hunt ng on sh.opplng and v slimg w h Mrs Pearl Fox Mr and Mrs Pred Thabet of Mason ure a nounc1 g the b1rth of 11 daughter Jenny Lou born on Fr day Au ~ st IB at the Holzer Ho!lpllal 1 he T abets have two olhcr daug! terti Nolan I Swa kha nmcr u der s I g rv at Hot e r Hosp tal o Mo Ia~ f cr c tcr ng the recall one autumn aftcrnoo hosp tal u Satur Ia) n he r t Mr an I MrH T hn D Hamm ac k r 1r 8 wo r1 rr 1 d 1 gull woo 1~ an e 1 or r e a ~ daugl r H be c Ja e or An 1 1 w rc rll ng back to Big Hot, Charleston 11 e I ng t e aw I II ng th I ack of 11 la her pt~r n ~ I ~g. t oa wagon t ed bu hat p)l w 1 Mr and Mrs B F Uua t a d our I nil of fJUIIH Mrs Mary Berrv We were IPP ng thoughtr ly Dav d Jot n s { V u u !la!lk which xocs with the Va s vis ng h ~ han 1 rr of hnt to ~ un nc 111 d Mr ..and M r~ B J< sandw 1chea and were thi k ng week !JIIH~ruIly of the bath that would Mr tll Mrs nalpl warner or be drawn and waitil w Lhe 11haker of toektail!l and thu rom g fire Muon ore !lpc d g the W<'Ck I New 'lork City rh c r cl lire thot 1tock cqu ]>II vnl h h(' g ~ d 11 e ~lay! g .11ulte 11nd lh.e happy parcntli <11\ R'--d llo rsu fal~ehooda thal alway~ Mr an 1 Mrs ( 1 y ugcr d ner d faiJl ly !lpe nday 11 1 Ti'lc editor !laid Ruark how zane!I'V lie Oh 0 v 811 g M 8 many nfwspapermen to you sup Yeage s 6 Bter oand fur Y Mr pose are In Amerlea' and MIS JU<. ~h Ush '1 dur no I aald Maybe a million s M ., I ays r. Sheets L'IVes 0ut West Mr1 Bovorl7 Samp10n Coolville 0 Aul 'I' Jame1 Holt Hartford ~ rrv\cu will ht! bel<\ I l 30 p m ot the F n ral no e n Aug 7 a daqjlhter Hlta Jonyne Mason I Mrs Beastt- li; Wear~ to M.r and Mr• John Wilson Jr '79 ¥ho f1 Nl lh s n or 1 ng at l,omeroy Aul 8 a d&UJhter the hone of her arand daughll't Dtborah Ka)' to Mt and l'ltn Ar P.ln M 11 r 111 Hartrord W Va thur Arnott Racine Attg 12 The iccl!ll~ed wall ~born in P~rkersb1 ra W Va tho daughter aald to 1M the larljlut country of the late Mr and Mn Stephan slore In the world lA located at A. WeRt o{ Park ersburg Sbe had lived her llfctlmt n West V1r Straabur&' Ohio ~:Jnla liCNAlD I DWIN- OINilAL MANMil IIYNOLD It OliiNI -IDITOl Chethr ~ TonnthMI IIIH Writ!',•- 1411or .......Nattoul &~overtlatlll re~ntatlv,e_, -utoa Avt New Yolk Cli.J, 14. N 1'. ...... - Bessie E. Wears Funeral Senices To Be Wednesday Au• 7 Mrt Norma Wllaon Pom ero)' AUJ 8 Grover Keith Klein Pnmeroy AU&' 8 Mrs V ololla Arnon R.acino Aua 11 Blrth.l A daua:hler OeorJclta Faye to Mr and Mr11 Ceor~te A 1 yon• Letart W Va on A l!l 7 F neral 11 110n Gary 1 ee to Mr and Mrs Wednesday Grbver Lton 8[)18~• Letart 0 FO!l('l~on!t IIIVOTED TO INTERESTS OP MEIGS MASON ADA - .,... -.slbt.l ~~Qt;tlDtlll-Eim.blll. llllltlr ., tilt pool - lDe.. ••* 1 ODe JW la advan~ at ~'be DaUJ Sentt.~~el oftJ~ sur lvors n lult: one brother Thnm11 Wr.~t RavPn~wood 01 sitter Allee Maves Ravem.vood ann • oon Leonard A McDaniel Ln!Rrt W Va Friends rr.a:, ea\1 at the f neral home at any m(' Burial wlll be made n the Ml AdamJvllle Cemetery ,, - 'ta¥ Suble~Vtloa ntt~ Del~ b1 canter wbeh , ••na~e 10 ce,ap per Th~re - are 171 differe-nt kinds of fish ln Ohio B ack ba ss are aen erally ..,on.sldered to be Otlio r ll!Gatu f7 8D !Jne iDoaua&. 13 DO ~motor ~-- ft~ 11 "ble: ""umber one 1•me flth BlueJill& ~~~\f!n: Gat ,... Mi IDODthi. tfl.ll; duWf afl Mott JOUJI\t after flab In i'UbU.bed Wnb 'l;flerMtD . _ . ~du v....,. ltlt 1 Qblo and m11ke u.p the lar~~:est per ..-. a. • UO ~ic &. Pw IW {), "IIIII-. .,.. P1lOM 'M I eenla1e ot fish taken by flJher ~~-- ...... aft meo :tall :.~ 30 ",_Obit the ~p ~l&n On Today Romper Room The Pr ee l!l Right Tl uth or Corueqllencet 1100 Ttc T:tc Dough 1130 It Could Bfl You 12 00 Current 100 Mv Little M'l:(le 130 Br1de anti Groom 200 Matineo~~ Theater 300 Queen for a na, Hf .4odern ll,.,numacea 400 Com¥Y 'l1me 430 Movtetime 5 30 Popeye PresP!ltl 545 News Pleture 600 Spu.ch PlayhotUe 630 WeatblP'calt 6 35 Sports Eye 5 55 600 9 00 !10 00 loa 30 Currer t My L ttle Mara e Brtde 11nd Groom Queen For A Day Modern R.oman~s Comedv Time Movtettme Popeye Presents 6 00 Sp nach Plubou!lt 6 30 Weatb~:~re~t B 315 Sport& Eyt 6 45 NBC News 7 00 Festival of Stan 7 30 PLnl.c 8 00 Meet "jjGraw 8 30 Summer Play bouse 9 00 Nat !dna: Cole Show 9 30 0 Henry PlaJhOUif' 10 00 A Man Called X 10 SO 1""Wa HeacUJoea 10 40 N1tewatch 12 00 ToniJilt I I 00 6 45 NBC News 7tlll Ma,or of the Towa 7 30 to 30 Ne,.. ReafllHnel 1040 Nltew•lcb ley s Lilke Thursday 630 P M __~___"'-"'"'-' _ mn n• at ='---~~ Y.oung People Return From Churc;h Camp AUXILIARY MEETING The Rae ne Fire ncn s Auxd ar} ~.~olll meet Tuesday at '1 30 p m m 81rth Annownc•d 'Town Hall accordl l!l to am ounceMr 1100. Mrs 0 E McK n\ey Mr and Mu s Lane McCarthy ment made today and Mr 11nd MrS' Denve1 Nelson c ncinnatl ere annouacina tht' went to Butler $prlngs Chr shan birth of a son Davtd l..loye'f on ICE CREAM SOCIAL Assemblv Camo Satu day after a August 19 Mr!! McCart~:\;!' u the The \\SCS of the Alf~d Metho group of YOI.Klg people from the daughtl:r of Mrs Arthur H Car 1 sL Church s sponsoring an tee MJddleport hurch of ChrJst penier and the late Mr Carpe-n cream social on the chureh lawn Tho e attend ng the camp for Iter and u1 a Sister of Mr. Dale ~ r day evening Au~: tst 23rd P e Dutton nke pop and coffee w lL be for the past week ncl wled Carol sale Everyone welco ne Jean Hud9on I nda Netson Carol Cr ~well G ace Captc na Earl lm•r..llcy Call McKmley and D11vld Hartmger 1 The Middleport Emerge nr y SISSOn Sq ad was called at 9 p m when Eva Bowers Broaaway fell and broke her hlp She was taken Lo the Meigs Gen~ai Ho~pltai lly the squad Marilyn Ro sh 11nd Dorothy Sis son entertamed Monday night w h a bnda shnwer for Nancy MAA To MMt daughter of Mr a1 d The M Jdicpo t Athlet c As~oc S s on a 1 n w11l m~t this eve ng at Mrs John " sson Rutland who the li !:h Srhool hl 7 30 vhen w II be marred or A gust 31 to Cuacl John Thompson w II be Ray Bla r The party was held at the ntro I ccd o the m nhcrs Any o e tc es cd n tt e h t c pro trome of Marly s purcnLI Mr GamC$ gram of t ho ~ c ool :-1 mv ted to and Mn Allen Roush were ~lnyed durllg the evcmn g ate I s r cet 1 g and pr zes 11warded to a number - - - - - -of the g es ts WI lit\! Worken To MMI 1he sho er gifts were placed The W II g Workers ci11~s or on a l<~ble ~der pmk um!Jtellas II e E erpr He EUB Chureh will nnd a showP.r of pink and wlutc m f:l Thurfl dav evcnng at the strca 1 ers The hoatessea served hom~ of Mrs bf'n Buck ce cream d~:corated w1th wedding bella cake coffee and Iced tea Guests were Nancy Stsson Snra Mrt. (haao Hor.pltallred G In ore Mrs oarl Ebe-rsbach Mt~ John Chaie become quite George 11! a he ome Wcne Terrace l>hyllis Ebersbach Mrs Sunday morning and was taken S sson Pauline Slaso~ Mrs Joe to a hospital n Huntingto W S 11son Mrs <.:harles Buck Carob n Eberabach Va m the Steele Funeral Direct Si so11 Mrs Willard ors amh lnnce which wat s:ent and Cheryl Mrs Clarence Might here b~ t et daughter Mrs Harold Mrs ~verett Michael Mri John Sisson Charoletle Harris:on Mrs R ssell Aile Roulih alld Sharon Sending glrta were Mrs Hilton QIS Matrons To MMt Wolfe Jr Mrs Weber Theobald last Maroni or E:van,!!ellne Mrs Harry Wllllamaon Mrs R Chapter OES will mel!t Friday G Ba ley Miali Fauna Batley ul the ho e or Mrs W11ltt>r Mr!! S W Wllco11: Mn Kenneth Wlkos Mrs Earl WarnPr Mu buntc Vesta Lambert ~==:-:-:::-:::::: - I Nancy Is Honored Guest I I I I ·----- I IS 45 CBS New• B!$ Local Nem I 8 oo Fred Warms to so Strike lt Rlcb on 990 ------- On Your Radio Dial Call M.D. If Widow Bites ly HIUUN N. IUIIIIIPI. M.D A VAOA'nON menaoe 1n rnt.nJ llble Dupltt lU fl,\blr 'tiola.t ae.cUona of the country t& the Qm,pt,oma • black widow bitt blaok wldow aplder OhUdren ea- .selclom II htal liol\of th011 tha• peclal17 are llte}J YleUms of thlli &n t.te ca '!Jed bJ • "mP ot <l&nreroua lnaee\ whOM bltt Ia the epec1ea The black widow S. coal black 10rneum.ea fa ttJ ln ma~ cuu the lllte of the t.Dd abou.& ~ l.nob loDf. ~1': ~~n~~::h:'f~. •::.u~~!e AcldhloDcd ~ • ... 3 30 Edge of Nlght 4 00 The Early Show l5 30 Your E9so Reporter Sports Parade 'W"eatbermao Press Conference Douglas Edwarda Telt:{lhone Ttrt:ie Phll c: Ivers ~how Prwate ~cretary 'r 00 r 30 CHANNIL Dean Booton Jlocti• Jia:pni~ 8 00 Captaia .ltanaaroo I 45 C1!$ New& 8155 Local News I 30 Arthur GodfTeJ 1100 News 11 10 Weather __ 11 11 Love of Life 11 30 Se-.reb for Tomorrow 11 45 Guidlnll L11hl 12 00 Katie s Kitchen I:& 30 As the \\lor ... Tuml 1;DO Beat the' Clock H 1 1 30 oUJepar 1 2 00 Big Payoff 2 30 Bob Crosb)' Show 3 00 Brighter Day 3 1ft Secret Storm I N hi 3 30 ~d .l!.,ieo tg The Eilrly show 4 00 .,., 30 y our E810 Repo rler 15 415 Sports Parade ~ M That? 6 oo 6 15 Dougls!l wards 6 30 M)l .Frlen FHc.ll:a 7 00 Vlc Damo e To Tell tbe 'fl;uth Spothght Playhouse 8 00 MllbQna $64 OW Question 8 30 I've A secret Sptke Jones .,now 9 00 20th (Century Fox UP to the mmute NeW! 10 00 Up tq·the mmute New1 10 05 Scann ng the wealber 10 05 SeaJ)flmJ the Weather 10 lC The Late Show 10 10 ~eLate Show ~--~~----------~~-- WHT~ C'-annel13 --·---\: \ - <' - - - - - - - - - - ---TUESDAY CHANNIL 13 CHANNEL 1l WED 10 89 Sign On 11 00 Adventure& in lAarntq 12 00 L1bertce 12 SO The Gretchen Wade Show 10 59 Neighbors Movtf! Matinee American Bandstantf Cartoon Club Mletey Mo111e Club Five Star Final John Dalr a..d New~ Confhct Wyatt Earp Broken Arro• Telephone Time I Spy Wrher Public Defen4er New• tf the Nllbt Tbeatu 13 Siln Off Olive Ingraham The plastic bow and arrow plant located in Petalkala is one of two Ohio Pataskala s pyrometric U 00 12 00 12 SO 1 15 1 SO 8 00 t 00 S1an On Adventures in Lerrrn!lnJ Llberace The Gretchen Wilde Neighbors Movie Matinee Amerlcm Bandftand Cartooa Clu~ 5 00 lrllttoy l!OU.. Clulo 8 00 l'lve Slat Final 8 15 Jobn Daly • the 130 DIQ!eyland 780 800 830 900 9 4S Spo<IIOOpl toJ 00 Newt of the MIChl 10 10 Tlr ..\1'0 13 II 30 SllPI .011 - sure temperature tn ovenJ ceramic~ lD.du:stry) it one of In the 1\ation I Wilt I e awarded all or t fOI ro.~ <If tt\e e p.Ure title to s1.1d r eal Propoul No 1 e ~T at e hereinabove d elt'r bed Thillt NOTlCI OP AJtPOIHTMiiNT Cii lla Count) Oh1o Qll Seet on lhe defe ndar>!.i heretn mi!lht elalm lncvtrJ 0 00 State Route No '175 '\ n 1an mterta n and ttl 1a1d real FOil CON!II!ITl!NT DEPENDAIILE RESULTS ,.""., IJ Walnut Township uy appl) g a f!tltat e by r euoa &f the meorrecl GB '-'~11 BLOCS C9 ln-. et Jtpll Jllfllflt DataMid hltumlno WI trcalment Item T 31 descr pt on used lD the a;orea11d ~~~~~';~~~~:;:::'1 berebJ ctven tb4t()ffU!e Ber Pave-men Wid"· deed t~ nd ar. y further ntereat or I Mil.. llerth If l'lllliNf thaNotlcF Mat la Janey 'lf'lwte Polt LU 18 (cet -addrt~;S! 11 Unpvllle Ohio Route 1.e ngtb 2117280 feet or 4 01 darm t hat u 1d defendants m gbt QUIQ[ SERVWE 1m 1:6- 1 hu *n duly appointed aa b mile! a a~e rt ! not &nown to the ~la nt ft pairinl tt,. hltGr)' 'nli.Ded. ecutrJx of the Estate of hoob ~ Pr~nl No 2 The prayer of N:ld pe tlon a watchmaker COUJHI ~ ne:; late of Salem TO~htp Meigs llle gs Cou nt y Ob o on Scct1on !hal ea h and f!Vet'J one of the RATES LERS. Pur:ulrCI,J t.J.tf Courrty Ohio dec:eaaed.. 4 82 (part) Sta.te Route No 6&l abOve d efe ndants be compelled to t: ~lltl per W'OJ'd. one luutlon Minlm.WD charre OOe - l eentl Dated lhl! 5tb dey Of "-"cuat Bedford Tuwnsh p b~ 11pply u serl any clam they may have m ,er word tor VlMe eoowcutlvt' fnsertionL ..,.ng a b tun lnous treat men 1 en and t o uld real elrtate or be barred 1957 lpeclal - One more for 21 cents per word John c Bacon T 31 th erefrom II at the c alms H any Good (:tea VHII Clljt Full rate of 2 ceotl per wm'd wi.Jl be chnrgOO for ad.vertldn,a: It Judie of the Probate Coqrt Pavement Wilth 18 ft et of sa d dtfendanta be declared n All Muea nd llodell DGl pa1d tar befote the 11!ltn of each montb followina: lnsertl.oa MelP CoUDlJ Ohio Lt 1th 11 98!J 60 f t or val1d that plla1nt1ff 1 t tie tn a nd Ei'm'!ll In AdverttslD(I-Should be reP9rted immediately The (IJ) 3te .. 2 27 miles to u d ~a! e~Jtat e be qo eted and 12 19 26 n.l1Y &eptJael ., U not lJe responsible for mOIIC tba.n one lneorPr11po11l No 3 that each of sa1d defe1 tants be NinllllePU.on AUTO SALES Morgan rou1 ty Olto on Sec forevto.r l;:larred from aJsertllli any Card of Thanks and ~ial Notices of Evets $1 00 Obltuadel NOTICB OJ; APflll.ICA1'tpN lion 9 6g (yart) Stat e Route No cla m to sa d real estate and tor 'Ubllebed at 1 cect per word. Publie Notte' Js hereby .dven tn llomer and Unton Tow fl other rehe r (20 8) Insurance tha' HAllie z..-Jde:. dba ~le 1Ships, by Jpplym g a b tum nous Sa1d defendan s are requ1red to ft) f 14) Rent .=::_~------ Trantfer Co bas filed tnth the trea;.ment Uem T 3I a$wcr sond pet ton on or bdore ~~~ ~ ~.. Public Utilltaes Commiaa1ob at Pavement Width 18 feet the 28th d ay ot Septe mber 1957 House for Rent Three '"00111.11 an I M-wtcw•rt.l'l for Hl.d&epoft. Wfno .. A~ Ohio~ ~pHea~1on to ameJ¥1 con Length ll.352 feet or 215 m l c~ o.r j ud~ ment Wlil be taken agau~st bath Redecorated f ne 321X llm~nife Lugaa~ - Lane Cedar 8oMI. Pl¥me au:.l: ........ traet motOE: carrler ~nut No 744. Pro""l No 4. them u ~ra yed for 8-19-3Ip______ €htJtl - LAU Wladow Fans.... AdJ th foil-'' Nob! h Se LON (Piamtd'f) V GREENLEE ~ ~ 11.,1 a'-1 :UIIJ e "'"f'Rif 4hi~ e County 0 10 9n ct on Frll:ldalre Refrlgeratan One three 1oom Furr ~>'hed apart r l4... "" .. I.Gr!.- .-~ .......~.... The Amdlesn Africulttind qie._p. 173 State Route No 574 r WEB ..,TER , _ FULTZ lakllf fumlture Mlddlt,.t Ohio --.. a.u ........ o._ teal Cqn;apany W'11blqto~ c ~· Wayne Townsh p by app y hg a '"' mcnt Ut1l t es pa1d A~ly: at 4 29 tt l4iU.. Ill~~ Oblo Ohio using Ure foUOWlOc equip. treatment Item 'I' 31 Allor eys ror Pia nt ff Homlit Re staurant 8 19-elc ment 2 traeton and 2 traQerl {7) 30 8) 6 13 20 2'1 (9 3 to 7tr 18 fe('l I will uo.t b.e. responsible for any Jnterastlfll parties may obtain or 1 95 m le s debts coniracte'd by any Gther ~room furnLShed apar ment Ull fqrt:her inlormetiqn as to satd apNos 1 to 4 mclu teraon than myself Roy Ell s nues pa d APD y Home Res-taur NOTICE 0 F APPOINTM!iNT .a,nt 8 J9-6tc p.J.ieiltioo I;y addrelsing the Pubth111 prOJect to be com 8-!9-Stp Executor not later than October 31 lst.ate of Lill;.n G Dunt dece•Mtl lie Utilities COmmlulon of Ohlo C.Olumbu• ObJo. Notice 1s hereby g ven that AI IIAQle Zerkle dba (8) B1dders must apply on fhe pro- bert H Durst whose Post Offu·e Zerkle Transfpr Co per rorms Cor prequa f1cation address li Pomeroy OhiO has been 1951. Bwck V~ Century '2 595 For Rent _.. Extension Laddera 34 Race Street wlth the Highway Credtt Examm duly appomted as Executor of the 2 dr Hard Top Trade In from Scaf: Jld lioardt,. Dr~JP Clotbl Middleport Ohlo er at Columbus Oh o at least 10 Estate of Lm an G Durst !at~ of satWled Buick owner on new davs before the date set to open Meigs County Ohio dei)eased Buick Dynanow d1lve Blaett Cllolon Fisher Middleport.111 t1 19 26 (9) 2 31c Phone 826~ Dated th s 2nd day or Au&uat b ds nars Pomeroy 8-16 6tc 1957 The mm mum wage to be pa d N9TI~I TO CONTUCTORS John C BaCOft to all labor employed on tl Is con 1J5J GMC 1h ton Pickup $795 STAn DP on1o Judft of tM Probate Court tract &ball be n accorl;lance w II .-ready new paint JOb Not a PEMALI HELP AIRLINES NEED mtUCTUIIAI. 1 IrE¥ DIIPARTMIINT 01' "JGHWAYS the ScheduJe of PrevaUmg Hour Mel~'\ County Ohio flaw or blem sh Blaettnan young won en See our ad un ICUP llOjl_- ...-t1 Cel&~~"*'l. Oltlo- Autu~t 1: 1957 ly Wage Rates Ascertatned .and B) 6 13 20 3tc Pom8(W 8 l 6 6tc der Educat on Ccnttal Jnsltute VALL C.n~<a<tN~r.; ~ 1 C~P'I Detcrmmed by The Departmemt of 1953 Bulcks as tow as $895 F ve _ 8 2_o- 1Jc Induslrtal Relations appl cable to ::_______ UNIT PRICI CONTRACT fme cars trade In from sat s- Housekeeper to ~re for two ,..... 110 P..-rM Sealed proposals ,-Ill be re. State H ghway Department 1 n fied owncll!l Blaettnars Pomc chtldren dur ng the clay A p p l y + : . . ceived at the office of the State provements m accm dance v. 1 b roy 8-16 6tc after 6 p M 166 Ash St M1d Highway Dlre('for of Ohio at co- Sections 411503 (173) 411504. (1'14) 4115 05 (17-4al 41115 06 dleport 8 ls-3tp lumbua Ohlo until 10 00 a m 1954 Pontiae B Star Chief $1 395 (17-5) and 411507 (17 5a) of the Obio (Eaatern) Standard Time on ~nv Cpe Like new light blue ~'IUBANCI AGINCI Wednesday September 4 1947 Revtsed Code of Ohto f nlsh with new blue top an l !mmed ate Otrl 16 or over for Season tlek Is for reserved The b1dder must subm t Wi th temporary tlelp w th general 111~ ~~ ... Hn'* for improvements m Me1gs Coun all leather seats Hydr~mat c hiS bid a certified check In the Sl'ats at \\ ahama H gb Schoo housework baby s1tt ng car ACCIDin ll' Oh1o on Section MEG-$-6 91 dl:lve Really sharp lookmg foot Unll games are now on aale o[ wo smjl,H children L ve m L~ C..alty MUll.... Stat• Route No 680 In Bedford amount of $600 00.. Blactlnara Pomeroy 8 16 6tc at tne EcG.rJom y Grocery store In Plans and speclflcaLJOns are or out Phon& 241 8.16-Gtc Townalup by grading dr•mlng New Haven accord ng to Co<~ c h on r ie n the department of h gh P,AVIRJ wtth b1tuminous ro•d mlX 1952 Buiciul as low as $(195 Choice In Ml~ OHIO surlac:e course 00 cruslled aJ(!'e- way~ and the offtce of the dtvu Ralph Sayre or five good ear~ Blaettnars Housekeeper Middle aged lad~ Sa}re sa d that 320 seats on 6116-M " 6111 ga~ base and by coru;truct.ing a wn deputy d1rector Pomeroy 8 16-6'1: Wlll rece ve good treatment not much work J~n W Young contiDqous concrete slab bridge The d1rector reserves the r ght the home s de of the f cld had been marked o!J n a reserved 1956 Olds Super 88 '2 495 2 Racm" Rt No 2 MCJgs Co with capped pile substructure Lll reject any and all blds seet on The t rkP s sell fur $4 00 dr Hard Top Pu,wer --steer ng __8-_2o_"'"GEORGE J THORM.YER _______ (. ~2_1_)~R_ea:_::_I_Estat_e <Spans 28 reet 35 !eel 211 feet Slh and w l b<' good for s x and brakes Hvdramat c dr1ve KOREAN VETERANS to trn n for ~ Acting Dir.ctor ,.---- roadw~ 28 feet) Brtdge No MEG home ga n cs A fine autonwbile Blaettnars 8-2()..27 2tc A rtfnes,..,and Televtslon See our ~-.. L"'t ~ . 680o07~ ewer West Braneh of 11 e reserved sect on was mark Pomeroy 8 16 6tc Ad under Educallon central ~-· Shade RJYer W dth Pavement 20 ~ of lh or ler o a low \\ ahama Institute 8 20-1 c feet Roadway 32 feet Length fam; o purehn. e rke s wh ch ~ POMEROY - 2 bedroom trume 2 "i'OO feet Cll I-'ll m les LEGAL NOTICE ' A O I n rc hen seats at I'Ve ~ Ins1de and Outs de House PalDt bungalow witb batb hardwood The date set tor complet on of Robert Tate W II Tate Earl Car mg ch1mney and roof work of floors basement 111 furnace thu; work shall be as set forth 111 ter and W 11 Carter whose places g ne v. thou ha ng o go to the I. B. lL\WUI'IGS SONS ~ - •• all k nds also carpenter work. reat storm wmodwl and doorL the h1ddin1 ifOPO~l of reSidence are UPknown Jnd can r el d Far n ad a cc of the gam e ~ut llfret"ket Sentce. Day Harry M ler s n charge o Free tstrmates 20 years expcr In A 1 condition at tba very Bidders muat •pply on the not be ascertaUled and the un fboq G2T Nl¢ Pbooe Nf:S~able price o! $MOO 00 propett forme fo~; prequallf 1ca known heir~ deVJ~ees legates exe t cket sales ence Reasonable r>r ces Call 1!1111oX. DODGB PLYliiOUTH Pomeroy 504-J 8 12 12tp POMROY - &.room frame witb tion With the Hiilrway Cr('dit Ex cuton admlmrtrators and a!lilgns new bath furnace heat level .am.iner at Columbus OhiO at of Andrew Tate deceased Robert -~·· 3. u WANTED CARRIER-Grrt or boy lot $41500 00 Iea.rt 10 days before the date set Tate., 1f deceased W1ll Tate 1f for Rutland Route Contact The POMEROY _ Duplex .f room 11 to open bJds decea•ed Earl tarter if decealled Da ly Sentmel 8 12 tf and bath down 5 roam.a and The mJnlmu,m wage to be paid and Will Carter 1f deceased whose (POl 'ALII ---bath up Separate entraqeeJ and to all larbor empl-d on this con places of restdence are unknown FOr Res;taurq.ola or Schools New MALE YOUNG li!EN to " - ·· d b rta d wt traln l;IELP for Alrlmes and Televlslo.n ut1nt)' metQJ'& Hot W~ttll' heatint tract shall be- m ¥eordance with an cannot e asce me Sllii1!lt!U BolrliW•tor 32 J!U full basement witll lallD-.. f.,_ the lll!-"-ed.ule of n.cvaltln• Hour take notice that Lon V Greenlee SEATTLE \\ash UP The cr See our Ad under Education. ~·;r, .-nail ~-~ "'' 111 11 d h tltl ~ ~ 'door oomple~~ w ttl unrt bcs scoffed and thA experts r I Central Institute o-ttc clllties double prqe eoD'ltlh ly Wqe Rates .t,seertalned and as plamt 1 e 11 pe on 82 WV $f$0,00 now fllOO Oil- G•J,J' lent '1000000 Determined bJ ttt, Department of agamst them on the 29th day of culed 1,t e Flo d Patterson Pcle i¢" Jj\Cit S REI'RIGERA Middle Aged ~omu:n who needs SYIACUH - a.room house with !Adu.strlal Relation~ applicable to Jqly 1957 in Common Pleas Court Rademach er v. r rl s op~n heav N!lW HA VII:N TU 23537 home to be companion lor bath hot alr beatln-' prage S~te Jliibw27 Dfpartment lm of Meigs County Oh o the same ywe ght box n g champ on h p here th ddle aged lady v,; rite p o 3 room bouse- ~Uld 5 room llouo proumenta lA aDtOrdance with being Case No 12 578 a!leg ng Thursday-but promoter Jaek MI.Utp ---:::Box 4~ Pomeroy Obio »12tp for nntals.. iN1cSe lot 18bl311 lfecUona ~;l-lSQJ (1'1-3) 4111 ot amona: other things that the [>lain IIurle' sat bnck to laugh today ~1 Reffi8'erttor Cheap Con wttb 2 story broilet' ~qat (1'1'-t), .f115.01 (1 7-4a} 411 ~ 08 tiff rs the owner in fee s1mple and We II nave a 25 000 crowd tact Paul Taylor toe Henry St ver frontap lot about P' bJ (17-1) ud. 4111UT (17-Sa) of the In actual possessiOn of the follow largest ever drawn wes of lhl' 1-I.Nip 100 Total prlte $18.000 OQ &ev.lwd COde of ~hio ing delcrtbed real estate to-wtt Mtss ss1pp sa d Hur e} An I WANTED- Good farm with J004 Tile b14der- must submit w th hi• The following real e9tate !Utu we expect that the Usid eo,J furnace Good cond1 a e ~ I b~ set of attraetlve buUdlna:a, mod bid a certified check in the ated In th~ Village of M dlleport upward of $400 000 tlon. l!bone 6366M 8 19-61.c ern home About 100 acres mount of $3AOQ.OO County of Meigs and State of Oh o 111 ~ bouse and bath one mile Baby Slttl.ng wanted by day Full Prefer on a hiah1JI1 Cl,lb PIIDI and 1 ~eoi..ficatlons are 00 and deecrtbed as follows or part ttme Phone 286 ~ of Cheater on Rt 7 Bun buyer Ill• in tbe d~ent of hlj:hwaya Beginmng at tbe Southeast cOl' B-20-6tp n~ water natural &&! In house cyCKLit •••~TY IDA t~ altice of the cUvislon ner of Lot No 2 of the Subd v •M bll garden Call Yukon Pit~ 1. .1' Q:P.lrtf · ~ttt: slon of Lot No 65 m the Town of H ~Gil'\G-.21} BOX 229 11-IIIIP- A- Y <:arte. S 17 6tc Wanted-PAPER (I) 11 3\u """ ~~ ~vee the right Middleport thence North 31 de yean etq:;erlenee Free e• I :--::=-,..--,--_;:;.·ta U:j~t ••~a;: all blda sree 20 East 287 feet following the mates, L. V Reldn• r Raclr. I'Q) IAUt - Apples New Ha. Twq ~ ~~~~Qf 33 acres ~~ J T Esst line of aa1d Lot No 2 and an Box 124 Ohio 14t ~ Qriffiard New Ha.ven Phone &as -..u q4 .ftil~fll cltJ w.a~ni ~~e~ZER eJ:tendon thereof to the South side COlUMBUS UP- The r eld of ~ 'f.2Df ter min~ rta:~s Plio- IMlJM (8) " ' 2t *~ of the Diamond Hollow Road ]Df! j mtor golfers In the 12th VlrJil TniQI'!d'; Syraeulli! thence m an Westerly drrectlon Annual tnternatronal Jaycee Golf 8-~04tc lo~ NOTICE followmg the South lme of said Tournament !Oday was pared to c• .. •a u... wu h rot4 about 4i feet to a pomt the low 100 scores plus t es m 11]\lo Sl l'olneroy 7 :K-27U! TERMITES IXTIRMINATID 2'\~ ol ~~: ~~, 0: ~:;, ~~~; whl<h 1a an cxten11on ol the W•<t prtpa-rat on for the '72 hole cham For f~ lnspeetloa phone 383 J4 a:·i-..,•tUI!'C.,. Uftl'\. Vlr-'111~ w'+ tf •ddred Anthony Une of said Lot No 2 thenee p On!>h p f11ght wh1ch gets under H ~'1 J'ord ~Ford. TransGilmor., Supply Store Pom~y JUIU.II.W.o2 IU.Ciil' ~ ~ place ot reei at degree 20 we~t to the wav We( nesda minion &-eOOxl8 tlru· on AU wat>k guan.nhttll. J'ullY. iD-de nee f. unknown will •-•·... eorner of said Lot No Jerry Brennan U S Jaycee .!ured Vaughan a Industrial and Ford wheels Alfred Ye-uger l ......., the West hne o! On Ice thai on Augu<t 20 19f7 the dulance o! 255 sport s d rector pred <"ted 11 total Res ie1 tial Termite Control SerPhone 838Y &-14-0tp vice St Marys W Va 7 25 tf 17$ to p~ee for well paid p~ undenlgned llled his ~tUtlon corner of of about 165 would be .li(ood tomatoq 1arge Pmk Mcxlcans 10 sltions t i l or non tech ag~ F' the Common Pleas on the North atde enough to earn the teenaife link ~ non..... Second House East man a shot at the 1957 t lc ntcal Pu lie tr~Jct. HGp111es Court ()f Melgs County Ohio ~;~;~t~~~-;~;;~~'duect Road thence in a from !fheol I\OWii: Wm. H F~ ~fii\IIW.J..tlo ~ J'lllrtl!WI'tWD C..e ~ 12G88 PJaying ~at he on following Holm-, Syraouae GUilla. A'S RI!TURN COLEI\IIAN 1st.: P&dia opera+-, 'MMttag U. . .qtwJ a divorce ex(:lusJVe t be 1 d Lot 2 t o \he ...,., e1 -•J h o sa lc ~--• KANSAS C1TY UP-The Kan 11-1311 ents e uvvu PIJ trav aown .... ~· p of t e bouseho'd fur place of begmn ng Being aU of -&v the Cannmg Tomatoes Call 809X mar security Traini~ f6nnula~ nlshinp and automobile aald LOt No 2 of Subdlvis"lon 65 sas City Athletic~ relurntld left Mour l)anded D teher R p Coleman to anytime &19 atp tat~~~d~ttfl~ ~ ~- ":-'Jef~~ttnl:d ~:=~ and a parcel on the Northerly stde th.e Buffalo B ~ons or 1 Board iD~·JaeQ;"tl d I thereof extending to the Diamond 8 piece cHRinlf room IIULte and 1~ tr~i'l for apeclf.J~d lele,.rlsl,qn Ml 1" ' groun s 0 eroas Hollow Road A M Sllort wave CQMO\e ra eleetmrdca pOiltions d ~e;.;m.. ~ 4Hir and extreme That plarnt fl and hls predecee MilaKET REPORt' dlo G9od condition Catl 81 UX lJ\81\ OI.!P,EII:&m~Jl ~~..~~ SaJ.,_(i qauge will be ~on m t tle have held said real CJNCJNN ATI t P Prod or ~5 PtarJ S~ MlddleporL or Oclo ettate adversely openly and no Eggs fum 1 2c h gher p- ce Prelimlne- home M''u v \r "oln' oa ancf after the '"f]nd 8-19-U need.• til illtelr&$ wl&lt ~ b... l$57 torlously as against each and every at fa.rRlfl con umer A JUIIlbos 4 posU\on ~flDI'OVe4 fq,r KofP'" Roy A ElliS :me of sa 1d defendants for a period to 46 A large 40 to 42 A n e P ACBE!I (Wltlte) vefmrnt <luaU,.,_ now POl" full Pia nllff n excess of twenty one years that di ms 31 to 34 A sma l 22 to 24 We arO pic1ririf Belle of l~f·r~{lll M 1 cnqngn .t QQC.e: w~,r &: Fultz IW't or said real estate WitS owned B large 30 to 33 FOB A large gla .... &lbOI'tf ....l\4!1 . ' " Alii1.JNl3S TRAINJN'G l¥.¥18ION At\~e)'f for Plamt ff b)' one Andre v Tate and was own 49 to 50 A med urn 3Q G 40 B container Webster Fnilt tirm CW11tA1. Tv.rRNJ~At. 8) !0 !T (9) 3 ~0 11 24-ltc ed by him 11 the t1me of his deatb large 38 to 39 Servlf~ 5 m~ ••l of ChUte• 0 Tel• IN:Cl~ whlcb occur -ed In the year 188.2 Chickens steadv fr et'S :i to pbone YU-53201 Cbeater 0 81R N'atlnllal Cltv B~rl!l )ltflf J4QT~I TO CONTRAC"{ORS tbat sud Andrew T:t.te cUed lntef- 3.1At )ba 20 to 21 \i! heavy hen &»tl Custom Built K1tcllep. K.Uchens f!<)o 'Eqclhl,. Clevelv,nd ~· O.hlo .,TATE OF OHIO tate and on the 4tb day of Auguat 13 ~ IS l ght hens 10 to 12 4"8Jined for your home l> reo! DaPA.RTMBNT QP HIGHWAYS 1~11 Roh.ert Tate Will Tate Earl Fryer dtstnbutiOn 4MIOO a 2ll ertfmatea P'oreman &: Abbott t..r "~.f. Black ~'AI bor~ 4 ye"r- old C·t~a, Ohio AutuJt 9 1957 Carter and W11l Carter together 15000 at 20% and 1"000 at lUI Phone 6264-Y:______ 8-6 tf ~~~~ very a:entle $125 Phone 907M liiDUCA.TIOI'f C:ofttr•d S.l•• L..el Copv No wllh their •pouses tntended tl) deterlfl ned Pflct'S ltN<fY Mlx Coneme, wa¥*1: Vlra:U Teaford syncue 57-491 convey all tbat part of said real Butter 90 score 'llc ~'1!1 an~ ,,...1 Phon< Wt 'MtiT PIUCI CONTRA.~T estate which was owned by sa d 8-2lh'l\!; --~.• 8l.....tc Bell~ proposals will De re Andrew Tate at the time of hlS thO\lBIIOd~ Of Yf'&rl l"O ' (t\fl~ cef.M4at tbe offlce rJf the Stall' death one of the. p,redec(!1l~f~ lf\ ~If~ ln_,..., thlrn a bhret beat FIAT JlOCK Jnd 0 T A RADIO ... ~ON S>;RVIdi Highway Director of Ohio a title to th" pla1ntlff but that by Oav s had the surp1 se oT b s ~ ff. vM .. , North America Tt measPhon"' 1JO Qe,end A,ppllante t or 3 bedroom houge I Melg ~ Tf'd 7 :.1 feet ton~ counting lts Columbus Ohio unt I 10 00 A madvertenco only descr bed part I e oaught the meRsles I ha d 8tMe l~ W Main St Pom.crot Count7 Family or 3 J.(lultt all ThP. modern beaver found In M Ohto <Eastern) Standard Tim e of uid real estate that the possc.s them a day befo e: 1 kne h :1-23-11 8 J9-3tc .Phone llll89 'lebr.,.,• 11''1¥ 119"• ~ Wednesday September 4 1957 ~ion of the plaintif-f and ht• pflie ~aid He ~aid he probably caugh deeessors ln title as to sll Gf said them frnm a recent C11Sc he treat UnturDiib~d - 3-;; ... 4 &ettf.M e~wr new. aRd r:epain. Row~ lt. dUI- nllt ~ ·tan. for lmpl'Ovements In Proposals Noa 1 to 4 mttuslvc real estate baa. ~ asserted aa od Phone 90'1M Vlrgtl Teaford Sy enough or Jive long ClfOU&h to aebouse ia Pomeroy or Maddleare offered as one project and an unequ vocal ela1m ol o.wnenhlp. qulre any ereat size racuse 8 20-3tc porL Phone 2 M' 8 lHtc - WANT ADS PHONE 398 " I w• !In Uodo BperliiJ " For m-- r: - -- Auto Sales ( 16) For Rent or Sqle I:=~~~~~~~~=: 1(8) (17) Help Wanted WE IUY 7 OHIO JUNK CO. Season Tackets On Sale Now At New Hoven Store Rod nty Downing Real- estate Broker - _____ \,AJ.t!lfff,. _.,..,-.,--,--- - ----(8b) Auto Serv1ces n-_"':::/t.h •y 11 Critics Scoff, Hurley Giggles » -- ----( 181 Employment Wanted -- ~ ~~~~~~PJ Field Pared To 100 Low &ores ------'19) Bustness -- ( Education va. MEN -- d WOMEN ~6 ~'"!~~~'=='· I ,.,•..,..,. a..nw: Mo~o .Ai: G• ,., In U S bhlblh Ce11.lral Pffu Aasoct.ltoll W :A!>JHIHG'I'ON'-Commun 1m t. meet Ill" Ill match In the battle of thlt fair.'" u m Ihons ftock to American HhibllJI all over tho woo1d United Sta.tell otrldab aay that th11 country a lattse01'11« n the fteld Ia Sfv~ lbe lovJet Union and Red China th~ two :naln Com rnuflbt compt.Utonl a cood run tor their money For aome yean; the CGmmun tts had lhe fteld to themselvn but .Ill La.te 1964 the Ulllted 8tate.9 decided lh.at nter naUonaJ fain repr81!11ted a fruitful fleld n U e stnJcg'le for the mind• ol the uncomnutted peo pJM of the world Thla Jear for the ft n~ t t me Yncle Sam f''( paaded hl..l effort. In lhllr fteld and went bchmt1 the lnm Curtain He exh b ted hia ware11 and Jmowbow at the Poman Trade Fair La Poland J'WM V to 23 Sueceae of America partleipabon et.rwbere had encourapd tM United States to 1taff an exhiblt m fJ1 Iroo CUrtain country - =+ -- - Wltrnor lo lollla ol lho foln METROPOl,LTAH Not1ces s- '-111 • • • • POlAND WAS NOT 1M ftnt. Cotnn un st country in which the Unittd 8tatH has done .o Wethl,.._ The Americu exhibit at Belgrade Yugo.tlav a.. waa a amuhlnl' succesa. Preaidl:nt 'flto and Madame Tito -vialted the American pavilion he opealn&' day and then both returned later tor a more extended Madame Tito wu engr<Ued by a completely fumtahed pre lc.ted hcuAe and by an American butcher altnp where meat .u cut tnd padlaged under refrlpratlon In AlcJwlt.tan 1ut autumn the American ex:h D t was a phe 11omenal ,_,....... .A.ppmxlmately 31 per cent more Atgh.arul toured the Unlt.ed Stalell dllpley than tbe SoViet exhltllt alld about 39 per eent more vLiltM tbe American lhow tharl that of Communis Chlrra. Tbe Americans In char&e ot the i!'Xhlblt tutd rare judgment Daa plays were cperated by tra ned AlgllaM: who were ablt to ~plain the machines and product. In the native tongue Thi.a created a. hllh\7 ta¥0rable attitude to"Aard the Unl.te4 StaU:e tho! only coun \ry &o wWia Al•hana for thl..l purpoae hrthenno~ Cmemucope movies which attracted drovts in c:lwSed Alfhan aceaea "Yihich dell(hted the crowd.l and hi fi aets play<d Atpan ..0 0 • 0 'nfE LARG£8'1 and moat elaborate exhibits were thoae ahown at the fair lD Blmgkok Thailand One A mer can exhJblt. enUtled P1-edoct.. of Frudcm Cor .All Free ~ SNw ;Men attracted one mill on people A lllgJ ll~t of the American e:xh blt wa_., the AHI'IIdH tub on shoW ~'~'"' twice da It In an open. alr M•lllon theater A capa<: ty aud er.ce of 15 000 jammed ' eac-h •hOw An Arnencan buar.neeawoman in Bangkok Mrs ltax ne North selected the fuh1ons and. model$, both American and natiVe a.nu provided the commentary In ftuent Thai American partie pabon m ntemationa1 fain expandetl thi.s year New one• were planned for Tl.lni!l, Tun s a Casablan~ ){of'O('Ctl and Rio de Janiero Brazil Harl"iRon T !.f~CI n.g d rector of the Commerce departments Office oi lntcmat onai Trade Fain~ sad the UnUed Stales w II part c pete off c ally In 21 trade fain by J;ear'a end The Un ted StatflS txh•blte ure d~s gned to show- othtr .,-ople how Amer:lcans I ve Tney are apparently proving h ghly JMJCcesafuJ. _,_____ _ _ _----c-- - - - - - ·- - -- - Tebbetts Hasn't Utanged, But Team Has, Sa}sGabe Paul; Need Pitrhing CINClNNATI UP Gener:t Manager Gabe Palll of the C n e.mnat Rcdle:s Monda) rose o defense or Manager R rd1e ~ bel s anrl s mtJI1aneou~ly promu d to strengthen tbe clubs pllch ng lrl.a(r wh ch he bl;in ed fQr the Red legit current woes. Paul ssued a statement n an swf'r o a flood of protests from fans ndud ng hd(l~J.Dg TebbeUs m effigy abOut the field manage ment or the ball cluH He sa d t"e Cinemnalt manager 1s the .same Bmtie TebDetts who had the Reds tn fint plou:e a a:ood part of the hrst balf of U1e sea son DEMPSEY SPIIARMATE DIIS SAN FRANCISCO UP - Ed ward R Mahoney 57 a former sparr ng partner for Jack Dempsey dted Frida)' n St Fl'ancrs Hosp tal After l'etirmll: as a box er Mahoney served on Ute San Francisco police force for 32 years N~l fALDINQil COACH AtfNAPOUS. Md UP - JliD Baldineer of Pittsburgh a fonner end at Navy has been named JUn.IOl! varaaty football coach and scout for- the vawty at tbe acaderv re:placlq hank Foster Bal d nger cauaJr,\ a p~:~~ from quarterba<'k Bob .fasti'Ow 10 the 11¥50 AI m N Jv~ classiC. 'o lead hiS te,m 0 fl We JUS t d d oot have th p tch ng t~ ha~~.dle ttJe s tuat on 9,nd the r esult was a loss of con ftdence Ur.at spread to the rest o tbe club and ~u$C'd. a dechne n gent:ral all around pia) he- sa d Paul addtd that an) mt ctsn for not h.a\r nt a prtch ng bench sttould be dU'tfted at htm 'There ts only one thtng I have tn m nd now and thai 1S to strengthen our staff for tbe fu tute -- -- - I !I I 1 ..:=._ore~~~ AHC&. n. ~~a!~= ~~ .Jft""'" - ·• Lila. . . .._ Oa.. to.:. ~u. pr Ddpal ,_ ...., s~are GO! ot Jtumrl'ftlllll( ._ ~ wtl.b a.. ...... of th.lll at... IIJipu.e.blol to and • ~ lllva'IN u.. n~rW~ yur atEndeUO" ~ -~ 11!11 U11a SW.14! tl &PI"''PNWI 1:1~ of ~ II& IID&l>C:IA """' d.Uton I.e iiii:MIII ~ ·tu annual ll.illen>en' ~ ll&q ~ • llilto.l 0111 Dt<:<aJnber ~ amount of avaU•bltl - - . , tl.sta.'IIIILII,; AUMPW amoun' ol u.bWU. ....,... ..,.pltll.l nc ud nil f t l n i - ~ ~!11'1.1)11 Ne .. -~a.•t•f 111 aatlllll ""· OIQ!Ital. • 1111 84.11"11'..._ PI IIII.HI tblt 7UIIr iti,IY -&5! ., ~ far tbe )'UI" f2.,28l ..,.,._ , 1,; IIIIT la ~ tll'iteredf :u. - ""kl- am un u.v. .... l to "''*rlbed 1117 . ... ~ 'fDI" •• to be .Uille<CI at ~· Obta tbll "-Y and diiUI L Vorp. llupertntendmt of In . , . _ of Ohio. 51111 M-:11 for TQIJ(/J-and-Go '/ 0 14 2 VICtory Hire! THROWIJtG RlGHTS ALEXANDRIA BAY N Y baclt n the - Carmen Bas1i1o r ng after an eight ~ box ng layoff s throwmg more r1gbt hands than usual and usmg the l o wf'~t bob .veave of h s career • y a_.. (ZO)Bu$1ne.ss - ___ (i2) Wanted to Rent 'mall ____.....,._ .. IMf.&laf~ ....... r.. Brighter Day 3 15 Secret Storm (clay cones used to mel' .. time trytna to nrure ovt what The mature tel}lalt hM one re4 made tbetr JOUnpter Ill so lt'J or orilnle hOUfllUI DW'klnl on extremeiJ important to be able Ita belly The Immature female to reeoantae the aymptoms ln or hal ~ree a.ddltlonal •pob of der to be11n proper treatment almllll' color on lta back promptlJ , The tpld~4 prefer dark and. a-... damp place• That 1 WhJ' ther ..."!''!ue.. Sharp PaiD often are round Ia baaementl aa The btte producu a 1h.arp pato ra1ea and arO\IDd countrJ bomea whlch UIU..U7 dluppei.rl pretty A JOOCl WQ or aetttna: rid of rapldll'.Occulo.Wly itwm Unrer them.la to aprutheU' haunt& wtth tor u lonr u four or nn houra a 10 per eent aolutlon ot DDT ln Pol liba P.ext Ui mlnuta OJ' halt uro~ene an. hOW' &he YlcUru. mlf:h& feel we have maPJ medlclntl whlcti pertecU, comtorta.~e pro•lde ua wllh an eft'eetlve way Then lou1 muaoulu en.mpa of de&llnc w1UIIP1der bltta. will 1et 1D The 'floilm will b ... comt .,._ and probably wUl To 1111 Pala complain of ezcruetaUna paiD Ill. Motphlne an« phenobarbital the llm~ Moat UtW he l1 de .Uum can be ued to tUI the velop 1 v•r1 tender and r1aJ.d pUn. AnlntraY~noua lQJectlon of abdomen calc1WQ 11ueonate u.ualiJ pro LUoM a--\..1-dUCtl dftmaUc rellef Latrodtc _..,.~ ,,_ Ulll8Jl0Dl rounda out the ~tcb m&J become dim.eult treatolen' nc1 aymptoma aen and hla brea~ labored The eJ'alll .u.batdt wlt.hln a couple ot pulae wW be fMble aDd the bea.rt hourL --.-bea\ al(:lwtd. There m&J be a rlle 1 . ._ _ 1n "JQ41rature U JI\CreaH ln 1QOIIUOR AIID AlfiWII bl~ prwur~: btt~chea an• Jl 1 What cauaes the 1kln \a Tomltlnr ltc.ll ...ur bov aner ta~ toe Gitlt~D DIIIJIIICOBY!If. -~ alonl Alllwer hciiiDI ol lilt Uln 'l'lltn~ 1101 1nfl9h JOt! tlo allor ..llnl 1!:0 . _ mtahl lit ror· *he •lcUJn 141& ~ 11 to due to a nenoua d1lorder or to u. call I r:loolol II .~ . . ~ lrr aiJWitri\J 3 00 Meigs Counfy News Daily I 9 00 ,..ed Warma: 130 lri!Oor Godlroo 10 30 Strike n Rlcb 11 News 11 10 Weather 11 30 Search. l'Jr Tomorrow 11 45 Gurding Ll&ht ~2 00 Katle J Kltehen 12 30 As the World TurRI 1 00 Beat the Clock '1 30 House party 2 00 B1g P!lyoff 2 ::«t Bob r.rosby ShoW 8 00 8 30 9 00 9 30 10 00 I -· WIDNI"'AY 8 00 Captam !QnJaroo WJEH 11:50 ,., m. Channell l 5 .t.5 "l5!J tf 00 6 1!1 6 30 '1 00 7 30 At Bndal Shower • 1100 Toni¢ IGN OFF TUISDAY CHANNIL. 1 03 Jlmmle Dean 7 30 Boaton BlacW.e ' Father 1Cnows Best 800 Kraft TV Theater 900 This Is Your Life 130 \Valerlronl 10 00 Masqu.,ack PartJ WCH~S-TV Daily Sentinel MASON orttd with brandy and 5pires that I NEWS I you not aware of the dough Daybook which a1ake1 the cake a whole I Mrs Edn~ fee bower and cbtl The Daily Sentinel "'f Ol".Jo. 4 00 4 30 80 nav ao<l nuh and curnntl A million newopopermen' he replied drumlly taklni 4mother bite lUI or the bottle lfld Pltflina on hl1 cigar And You know son olhln.11? There aln t b t two Mrs. Sa lit> c rr Hnrrlso vllle of us here auid to<lay Ga I Ch.arles Sheets Happy birthday Chler Your Sr In 1039 vent to tho Dayton book stands up on hH own hl1d 0 Vtltcran~:~ ho~:~pl 1 and 1 tor to 0 h :-1 rhu tu u u d listening to le~ ju11l Hke )'0\t a San til Munlu a !If veter' u hi fur more thun 10 years and {Copyrl1ht lOG'!' by Un tol.l hospttal whtte he stU Uves I nncr Ill a sl ort auloblography Fealure Syndicate lnr) Erroneous in tor nat1on was on h n .110 1 u familiar with recently provtd'-'<1 The Do ly MAlON CLINIC much f the nat rial es pecially Sentinel ttl&t Mr Sheets uncle of Admllalons Ml'l Kathor ne L>' Mrs Carr had from lol r Ia s passed awny a But eve o I Wll ~ fue nated by ona Letart W Va Au.: 7 Mrs number of yumi ago ;___ hi& acco t or his th ldhood down Htlda aoa:aeu Letart o A. 11: '1 llobcaw The whole book re In Is ne ur a good Chrlatma.t fr lloake- the baslt material 1 there hut It s 10 atuddoe! wttlh cherrle91U eltron 3 4:5 As long as there 1s a well supported Jumor FaJr it seems assured there wtll be continued interest ln fa1r1 generally The!!e young pt"o pie grow up belleve It or not Most 11 not all these young folks who stay m agnculture wall be confirmed and devoted fatr worket s and exhibitors in years to come The story of the little fat Sou first job paid thern I oy wt ~ him u.nclly nolh ng b I who be t'IIO ll m !Uo UIH' ) dure he WU 10 und we t o ~come o tr noll r~~ r u~ 11nd ~ p~cled e tl ..:1 1 w par k r y fa~c1natlna to ll I hove been shootlni quail South hu yo lh n the North and hl11 early ra dt on the mlghl)' ~~ \\all Street 1 he Bet a MIIUon Galete~ Thom~9 Fo 1 ne R,-ans the llarr man.w.nnd Go 1 d8 and Mor J :ll'lt aprln1 to I r h s anec dolet and thf! ranlp11;( ngs of tho o1d nnanclal robber baroN l't!ad u thrllllny:ly u a dlltl'ct e s:tory I dun I kn1w a hon I from 11 !'!hare I t when Mr Bern e ~els through with 1om!' or h " Wall StrHt aturf l relt ns c11:bu sled at ( I h.ad ju.!lt seen a 1 od buU fi11ht or ~~ohot l y lim 1 or qual\ on 1 :ID 3 00 lhty of the Junior Fair hlrd quick and then gone It could not have soaked down far BY ROBERT C RUARk S v 3 ll ~ ago a very fa ~ hou er na nc I Ber 1 00 mte1es t and can be traced to livestock projects to show the products of their labor Our county agents and Mr How ard Nolan together with the many 4 H club for the Wednesday ran was fr 12 30 the excellent work done by the Juntor Fau Board Here young people are insptred through 4 H clu~s better livestock clubs and single Iarmer "ho could be detected beefing about the ram It was needed that bad on drying pastures and thirsty corn rows And it still Js .,J ""' uch n e v I y picture the hrst venture of Wilham Scott DoYI nmg ton to the local fair a s a n ex hibitor H s young son a member of th e Harrtsonvtlle Honor 4 H club had a ca1f he was proud of Wtth such an ammal there \\las JUSt one thmg to do show it M the fau So for the f rst Ume in dairym<~n Scotts hfe he was IHt iJI g as an Without a doubt the contmued tent CO\ er However there wae not 8 RUARK REPORT CHANNEL 3 OPI 700 Today 900 Romper Room 1000 The Pr re I.S Hight 10 30 Truth or Consequenc4!1 I 00 T e Tac Dough II SO I Could Be You Tex ~ J mt 6" th e1r well groomed amm il ls Four H boys a 1d g1 Is ere n d e nce Th1s newspape r re p or ted support for our county fa1 I 1 exhibitor t'ortunately the fa 1 was blesaed With good \\eat her ex c t!pt for last Wednesday afternoon Y.hen a h e avy shower chased everyone under p WSAZ -TV Charinel3 TUESDAY Wed Slawter manager of the Hereford Show sa1d more exhJbltors c<Jme t o Lhe loca l fat thts year tha n eve• bcfo e m h s t o r y Thts speaks Y.e!l for the en lu ng r te e~ t of ag n <:ultural people m no t on I m b 1 >the ro u tv fatrs as well Th '-"sc v1s1tmg exhibitors brought then cots anti bas1 st ppltes vll h them They made a wt ck of 1t sll:t' pm g beside Hrram I t., • \ Hew furoi._. FOil $299.00 BAKER ..-~~~~~-~... r •v•• me•f, •nl atop•j •• u. rou .,••••,. FURNITURE GAS Range Dealer llro oiiil ltrol 911$ - lr<D The Brigntesl Corut 1D "lltddlepert ••• Your �.. . . - ~' .. ·~ I! .' .. ' ,_ • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug. 20. 19&7-5 4---Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug 20, 1957 Bowles Signed By Redlegs For $1,000 Bonus As rlae hiiW Setetlnel ReMpo~edCFirst BAS!B~,~~~!~~LT Welcome Mat To Be Spread Out For Redlegs IIn SPORTS DESK etgs ounty To Hit Jackpot ~:~:,·,,r.;~~i:~~~~~i Bowles of Middleport to· day was the first young baseball player 1n history 1n }tc1gs County The big picnic is Thursda-y evening, 6 p .m , on the high - a.nd prob~bly in Southea!llern school practice field fur all Little and Pony League baseball OhJO- lo s1_gn a bonus contract pl.ayers. Don't fail to come, young fellers, unless you just can't with a maJor leag~e dub upon stand the sight or smell of a right-cooked Amertcan hotdog gr!~ua 1 1 °" fromld h~glh" scho,ol. f J1m I , I '"e 1 8 year o pi C'ulflji: s ar o stiite champiG,nshLp and simply_detest lemonade as bre_wed by t~e Jayce-ettes. (Its I the 19~7 ~HS lemonade msttead of soda pop, kids . That s better, anyway.) haseh::dl team rlxl'd ilis name to a The Jaycees are buying the 'dogs and they are countmg on ('mc1nnat1 Rcdleg agreement 175 hungry baseball players. Mon_rlay night for ~1,000 . He 1m The trophies arc on hand as provided by the Sports Center m_edl~tely. ~as _assigned to tht: in Middleport . They will go to the Racine club m Little I VIsalia~ Cal•forma. ClaSs C team f p I C h 'II . for 1058. h T. League, and to .t e_ 1gers o ony P a~ . _oac cs WI recelVe George Ruth. Reerlsville. was trolJhies as will md1vidua·ls on the two wmnmg clubs. ~•gned as an outfitlder this Hats off to the Sports Center for this gesture of good will spring by the Rcdleg .~. also on a in the summer youth baseball program . bonus contract, amount unreporterl Ruth had gradualed rrom the University of Cincinnati In June Bob Roberts wants to extend hi s personal appreciation. to- where he starred a.s a center gether with all of those who participated in any way with field- fielder ing a Meigs All Star Little League team, to the ma·nagers of Rl"dh•g- Seout Tommy Thompson the Wellston Invitational tournament concluded Saturday eve- said iu Mirldlcport lad night : " B~w1es i.!l the fir.!lt high school ning with our own boys on top of the heap playu Ohio ever "It was a well-organized set up," Roberts said. And he add- signed Inby Southeastern a major league club." ed, ''We could ha\te no complaints ab<lut the umpiring or a·ny In the rnan.v yean 11f the Ohio other feature of the event." Valley Association League, 44 And I'll tell you something: placrs have been signed to proBob is the kind of rellow who would say the s:imc thing fessional contracts . Bowles mak· and have meant it too- even if his young charges had lost Sat- t'S 45 None included bonus(:~ howl'\'cr, other than noted above. urday night, or any other night up to the title In about 1939 Wandell Mossor That's part of what sportsmen are ma-de of. Point Pleasant ~igned with Cleveland for $2,000 and eventually It looks definitely like getting the Grove Ci ly c hampion made the majors with lhe Phila· baseball team here with Dick Walters Is out for th1s year . delphia Athletics . Mana~er Jack McClain was to forward lo The Dt>sk a lis1 of Bowles' m•!(otiations here werl' open dates. He sa·id he would because he'tl " sure like~ to bring handled by Joh n Plirson.s, l_ocal who himmy club down here for your folks to see ." However, there are teacher-businessman, sc i! Signed an a~:~r~e mcnt with complications. Since McClain 's club is tied up most of the way in Augu~t the Redlegs last ntg:ht as an acscout for that orgllni1.i· with NBC playoffs, the proposed game would have to be m C!t>dilel.i tiun. September. The only place such a game could be staged would be at Wahama, and Ralph Sayre of that fine institution said Monday any game is imPQssible after Labor Day That's when bleachers for the coming g(id season at Wahama a·re set up. So what we are dickering with ourselves now about is a game between Hartford and All·Stars from the rest of the league- Racine , Middleport, Gallipolis, Pomeroy, and Pl. Pleasant. This game will have to b~ played next week, and ladies and gents, we'd sure like to have a crowd su as to pula few bucks in the treasurl~s of each club fnr n(~Xt year. The best bet to name such a team to oppose Hartford looks like a selection project for the ma-nagers Of the second and third place clubs. . Do nal d Wolfe of Racme and Charley Stobart of Mtddleport. They can be entrusted to pick two players for each position and do as (air, or better a jOb, than any oth~r vislble means of ' ' naming the roster. ....,._ Watch for definite announcement of ·this game, which l.v will have to be played~if at ali- by a week from !his • mg Thursday. likec<l m· ANOTHER . - -· .. ,.r- ·- ....____ Master Painters '" Produtt 0 ddsmakers Gi"e Yankees, Bra"es, Shoo-In Edgef'" ~ NEW YORK Ul'--'l'hc Yank11c~ and Braves arr· "In" accordtllg lu ' the octdsmakers. ond pI G AMERICAN LEAGUE that's llw sanw feeling Casey Stengel and Fml Ilanry slwrcd ~ol'lay al · ltw_u;rh they both _mil de the Lra .rltttonal "onythtng-ean -hn[lpcn yet" speec h just to hedge a bil stcn~el's Yankees hove a 7 \~ gnme lctHl wilh nnlv 37 game~ h'ft to pla.v a~ '"'')' tiuDeh thciT' rina! w,·~t.ct·n !tip_ toni~ht wit~. a _g;~mr af!lamctt lhctr Kunsus ut.v co usini'l. 'fhf' quotalion on 1111' world (·hamp ions is "oul" fll\0 10-l. That ml'an~ 1f you want tu hct t he y will wm the Amf'ric<~n Lra~t!C' pc>nnaut. you 'rr out of luck . hut 1f you w:lllt to ''"' they won't ,\'OU ('all p,f't 10· I 01\ds. \lilwaukf'r, with i 6 1-il l(tnm 11'~•1 fltul :17 .canH'.~ rrm,.!ninJl, .~\nrt~ II.~ In s\ hij:C I'UIItl trip of th•• \1.':-~r with 11 :;lii 11H' K~Rin st th1· Pit· atro~ toni:~ht. Awl if .~nu think llw Hravc~ won't wln lh1• Nnlion · nl J.ragul! fla~. !herr'!· 7-1 oddl' waitll1;{ fur yott. 0, ooly Tuesd•y'• Probabla Pikhars · Washin'-'ton at Chicago, 2 twl · • night-Hyde J-3 ai'ld Stobb.s 6·1.i vs Wils()n 13 _8 and Keegan Hi t~r Harshman 7 . 7 . New York at Kansas City nighl -Turley IG-3 vs Terry 3.7 _ Baltimore at Detroit nightMoore 8-9 or Brown !i-6 vs Bunning 14-~. Boston at Cleveland mghtBrower IH V> Moosi 9-7. Wadn•sday'i Games New York at Kansas City, mght washington at Chicago Baltimore at Delroil Boston at Cleveland, night NATIONAL LEAGUE Mond•y's R••ulfl No games scheduled Tua•d•v'• Probable Pitchers Ci ncinnati at Brooklyn, 2 twi night-Arker 9-5 and Lawrence lt-10 vs McDcvtlt fl -1 and New· com be 9-10. Milwaukee at Ptltsburgh nii hl -Spa hn 14-8 vs Law 9-7 St. Louis at New Y.Jrk, 2 twinigllt--Jones 0·7 and L Mc0Hmcl 10-7 vs Anotoncllt tl -t2 and Gomez 13-10. Chicago at Philadelphia, 2 twi night-Brosnan 3 4 and Bra howsky D-10 vs Si mmon s 11 -8 and Roberts 8-16. WadrMsd•v'• Gtmel Ci ncinnati at Bt·ooklyn St Louis at New York Three Teams In Win Column At Cheshire Play OVEC, Waverly anrl l.akm were victors 13st I'VI'Iling hdore a good crowd in 1:1c Chcshnc Softball lnvitalion tournament with Hartford , Mlrlrllrport nnd Hupp Wharton fallmg by \hC' wayside . Leo Valentine 1,.,1 OVP.C m hittin g with three for four as the electrical boys heat llartfor .J 124 on 10 l11ts again~ ! 7 hih for t he lt1SN.'I. l"or thl' wmners Mundy and Ra-nk in harl twtl for lhrctJ For Hartrord, Juhhng. Fields and Gillen earh had 1wo for Lhree Bucky Walters nnd Woorly Ca ll battery fur lhe Mtdt11c~Jort Baptist ' Churcb, wC'nt down 6 -7 to Waverly at the winllln~ run came in on n single hy Bl•rtnlln anrl ;l!l error Bobhy Nl•lsnn for the lost!r.~ had a triple ami stngle Ill three trips. Lakin br·at IIUilP Wharton 7-3 0£ five hits anrl two errors cnm · parer! tn three hils anrl lhree errors for llupp Whartnn fJ()well , shortstop for the winn ers. hil thf' loo~ ~ st hnll ever ~('l'\1 at Cheshire, f..r in1n a cornfield . with two on . Jlc ~Ol three rnr t hrN' . Tnt\loQ"hl 111 7 ~mlth Uphoht('ry vs. Wavrrly; at R Sporn vs Bigg~ lh'pl. Store, ll. CIO (195fl W . Va. champs) vs. WP.Rl ColumbiA. FAILS LAKE SWIM 1\0RON'fO UP- Mrs. Hooit~ REMATCH ED NJo:W YORK lii' ---FPa1hcr- Tanner . 44 , ra iled Mon1\ny night wt'ights Bobby Ucll an d Lnltt In her attempt lo swim LakP On· \'Nt•z . who (nQht to 11 <h"'lw in tario. tlw ir 'MI 10 round<'r U Sl. Nl<"ho\;L~ Arrna )tonday ni~ht, \.H're SIGNS FIGHT PACT rf'mAirht'd tod1y for the ~amc l.OS ANGELES UP - Archie r!ng on Srpt. 9. Moore slgncrl ' formally ~lon<iav to ddcnd hiS h g ht-hCR\')'W<"i ·,hl fit!!" IOWAN LEADS ag~lnst Tony Anthony on Sept. CAMI' PERRY . Ohio l!l'- f,:'om 20. petitiun 111 the 1957 small lwre 1 . --riflr champlonllhip rntcnd its lry Ohtn, 1m l!lcorpttrnlf'd t'Oill· sN·ond rla\' here with John Mos- munity or more than ftvc thnu~­ •·hkaw uf 'waterloo, Iowa. holding I and persons Is a cily. Rv lhc IRt11. sllm 1c11d. 'est cstlmatc, Ohio hA ~ 145 citlc~. 0 0 7rounds In New York NEW YORK VP - Brooklyn t d • I" D d got's nex - an wuen ue o gcr s f>' II d d ' d L A 1 na Y 0 eel 1:! on us n ge es prDbably within Lht> next 30 da~ :> they'll leave the welc·ome ml!t ou• in New York for the Ctncinnat i Red legs. Dodger Presidt•n t Walter 0 ' )1al ley wasn't parttcularly concern cc! today that the New York G1a:;; ~ h.ad beaten him to thll punch. o~Y their dec>"o" lo ploy io S>o F<ao CISCO nt'xt Y£'ar, but it was con · sicl~red a foregone ronclusion that he will hal'c a similar an nouncemcnt of hiS own befure Oc-t. I. Even hc-forl' th[' Dodgers tra!l sf~r to Los Angeles. however. the Ctncinnati Redlegs are expcclet! Lo consurnat'e a deal whereby they will play in the Polo Grounds next year. Rep. Patnck J. Htllings nCa lif.. said in Washington that he "doubtt>rl'· the Giants would have taken the step they did Mun · day witho,tt an "understa!Jd ing" that Brooklyn would rnov~ to Los Angeles. Hill 1ng5 added that !he G•1wb· decision, to forsakt• New York W<1~ a forerunner of a Dodger !iillft b)l Oct. l anrl that he expects either Cincwnat1 or Pittsburgh to move a National League rranchi ~e lo New York after 13rouklyn leaves. Redlegs Seek Larger Gate The Rcdlcgs. 11 wa ~ lcarnL"d arc more tndmed tu muk c such a shift, hecaust' t h1~Y ff'd the} tun•c a sol1d. pc11nant wnl t' IH IIII C: duh whieh would dr;..w far bf't ter ill N~·w York Lh an tl doc!> tn Cincinnati. Cincmna ti offtdal~ have !Its· covcr('d tlwy can not cxpe1·t LOtl warm a welcome from Yanktt: PresH!cnt \Jan Topp11H:: as potential tena-nts of t.he Yankcf' Sta dium bu·t the owtlcrs of the! T'ol•1 Groumis ha~c said they woulrt h~ p<'rfcctly wt\li11g to rent it to - - - - - - - --· "' ~ ~-- Af ; ; ;~i~:-:r;·~:~; ;-:m~ ~,~ :; ; ;:~; -;:2; ;Jerh••;;;;• y:u; ;o c· M ter Iants ove :~~ ;: ;~£'E}~~?\:' of heighl and are movlnf well pleased. He repo~- t•-t Giants and Dodgers to San Fran· "'~ ua boys •re going at their work· cisco and Los Angeles May 26. a .. a will and seem to want to Ll~:~y after Umtl'ti Press Sports f-ootball Editor Leo Petenen revealea that those two elubs and Clnein- ing weU up toward 4 inchea nati all would move. rainfall . October, with 21h mches of rainfall, is ger>erl the drie5t month. another major league club . The 1 d h ·l f Po o r.roun s as a capact y o d • "9 ~o-• 53.000 as compare wtlu ~ ·"'" capaeity of Crosley Ftcld in Cmcinnati The NatiOnal League form;~l\y ap pru1 crl the shift of both the ~ -· ---- d---- Sayre Greets Small, Inexperience FootbaII quau.I -At wahama eSSJ0118 s s • "Small anrl inexperienred" IS Lerry i.ieving has been working Coach Ralph Sayre'~ desntption out thl're and seems to have the of his cani.lid::~lcs for thC' Wahama instde tra(·k. Even if he does Whtte 1-alcun.s 1957 foolb:lll ec.li· run !he "T" It looks as If he'll tton m1x tt wtth a few single wing Thirty-three boys have reported pla~s fu Sayre for_ twJce-a-day workouts 1 BQ~.s who look as tf they'll be at Bachtel, Ftcld to get ready for , playing in the backfield this year th e seasons opener Sept. 6 at Ra- arc Lievtng. Marvin Roush, Leroy \'enswood. Darling, Roy Clark. Kertny S.-~yrc reports th:~t he has only Greene and David Rous:1. Darlwg · s ix leitcnnen rt>port ing from last played stellar ball in last ~e<~r'.; year '.-. team whieh won three and backfield until he was InJured lost seven ~,p.mes They are Lt~- midway in the season. Clark i.o; ::. roy Darlwg, HubPrt Roush, Jlmm}' senior who has never been out I I Juhnson. Larry Hesson, Howard tor football bt.ll has good speed McDaniel and Kenny Gre~m·. and ~good pa1r of hands. . All , 11 all, Sayre lost 19 me n Up front 1n !he ltnc, Sayre 1 ~ from la.~t )Car·~ squad through facc 1: with his toughest job. Hr gra,:uation. fDJ!tng grades. ani.! has Robert _Roush, last yea~~ olht•t· reasons. Ch ief among !llc I center, returmng plu~~~ boys who failed to make passm~ -- Our Store IS Fully Stocked PAINT At The Prlees YOU I I g rnde~ werP Roscoe Sprouse and Ji mmy Weaver Both wrrc co untfor this ycar'3 cd on heavily team Sprousf' was the act• b •• ck on th <: las t two hall t·luhs that Sayre has !Jill on the f1l'ld and w ~ s tlh~ workhorse of tht• ball teflllt unl tl he ~u.ffcred a let:: i nJury 1:,,1 llt' ..~on Weaver was a promi,ing linem<tn who showed wdl la~t season Snyrc tluesn't know yet whether he'll stick to the " T " formatwn wh1ch he has used durin g · the pa~t few !>Ca!.ons ur return to thr· <:inglc wing. As vet he has found no d€fin1te t•andtdalc for the qu~rterh_a_c_ k _' _lot _,---·.----.... AL CAPI' Creator or the tint colored 1c slrip, 'The Yellow Kid' Richard F. Outcalf, native of caster. Ohio. I I Want To Pay Clinton Fishe.r Co. Store Hours OPEN DAY and NIGHTS 8:00 to 5:00 6 Days A Week Free Parking Welding Body ond Fender Repair · Lubrication CLINTON FISHER BOLINS MOBILGAS "It pi••••• Ui to pie..• you" I -~~~ the_"~~·-·!-.,-,..-._,.....,...,..,...-_ .,...,__,.,_,,.,_.,_,J_ ".,-,_.,..,..,.. ..,.--.,..,_,...,...,...,..~" W. M•ln St. Mlddle,.rt , 60117-Y Pomerttv I I •• I I r Hiqe WHAT ARE YOU SI'H!NG THERE IN TWii RAIN FOR '¥ TO SfE MOf:I~Y WASil!:[) ~~;~; --- MOORES • Pqmeroy OHiq ' HUNTERS TAKE NOTEf \ .' ~... - - "· ,...... I'I Squirrel Season Opens ,,.Keeping Sept. 2nd to Oct. 31 ,,; HUNTING LICENSE and .... • ... ' 1/M'fi~ White En-auiel MAsl PIODUCIP. •' 10 IILL, POR $5.99 GGI. ~- 1.79 _Qt.· ~'! $ tHE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY a Yean ol Coolilluous Servtee PHOMI: a or 481 POIIEROY ' Current~ .. For Economy Y, -j~· the illustration above, you """ a very bappf •ID&D at e. very wonderful moment. . The titJe. the keys and the car are his-and he's, •tortinr out on his lirst journey at the wheel. Of course. there's not much doubt as to why, be decided to purd>ase a new Cadillac. Like everyone else who selects ~be ucat ol can~•, be did it to "keep _current''• so to spea.k, on all of Cadillac's new miracles of pel'formance aud ~auty and comfort. But coming to Cadillac, '"' he did, at this par. ticular time o{ t.lte year, we also suspect that he ; .,.. iospi"'d by the aJJd moll~ of prac!icaliiJ'- I LAWS NOW OH HAND Populcir Brands Guns and Ammunition SPECIAL ON BRITISH SHELLS For in addition to the """""'Cadillac ecoDomiea " ~ mode!t gur<~ _price, iow opualin¥ c:o0t_&Dd, 12 ga••... _. _ $2.4~ a Box high reoale value-Cadillac dealers are, at this time, ltiU'OIIAUJI pnpared to malJ,e Cadillac ownership even more attractivt:tban ever. ..., Because of the demand for used WbtJpQ. mapztne1 in Botiy.. Wood. Ca.Ut. ( .hltlt'tl4ftrmGl) Bv SHUVI'Z WATE~ DISH cars and itself. the odds are that tlJjs gentleman received both a generous allowance on his previ.. ous cat and prompt delivery of his new Cadi1lac. Have you coosidere,J bow wonderful it would be to step into a Cadillac 10f your own? Then, you should f!8'Y your dealer a vis&t-~(_)end an bour on tbe big&wa.v in the luxury of ~~twood coach· craflilll-an.d gel the Fafl• for you,.,.,lf. You'D agree. we know. that the car is Cadillac ,::....1 the time is uow!J.. - .. ' l'ISIT - YOUR :-AUTHORIZED~ CADILLAC - DE.4.LER ' • ot Conlldentlal ud libel trial car ) ' IU'IIIOI JU~GI Herbert V• . Wallcer II bearing tbt crlD11nal because of increased production of the Cadillac ' SHELL VESTS! GAME BAGS! CLEANI.HG RODS! 20 MINUTES t.EFT ON THIS PARKING METER I -- - -- 8Y DNII! BUSBIIILLQ r FOUNr:i.-: · - •• . • fOR "Jl..tAT MAnER so \\/ILL. YOU •. " I NA'TURAlL.~ -~'l.L WANT 1C) !Mill t:. m1..eo 'tOUR FRIENDS· AND REL,.,Tl'I/£S I �.. . . - ~' .. ·~ I! .' .. ' ,_ • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug. 20. 19&7-5 4---Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug 20, 1957 Bowles Signed By Redlegs For $1,000 Bonus As rlae hiiW Setetlnel ReMpo~edCFirst BAS!B~,~~~!~~LT Welcome Mat To Be Spread Out For Redlegs IIn SPORTS DESK etgs ounty To Hit Jackpot ~:~:,·,,r.;~~i:~~~~~i Bowles of Middleport to· day was the first young baseball player 1n history 1n }tc1gs County The big picnic is Thursda-y evening, 6 p .m , on the high - a.nd prob~bly in Southea!llern school practice field fur all Little and Pony League baseball OhJO- lo s1_gn a bonus contract pl.ayers. Don't fail to come, young fellers, unless you just can't with a maJor leag~e dub upon stand the sight or smell of a right-cooked Amertcan hotdog gr!~ua 1 1 °" fromld h~glh" scho,ol. f J1m I , I '"e 1 8 year o pi C'ulflji: s ar o stiite champiG,nshLp and simply_detest lemonade as bre_wed by t~e Jayce-ettes. (Its I the 19~7 ~HS lemonade msttead of soda pop, kids . That s better, anyway.) haseh::dl team rlxl'd ilis name to a The Jaycees are buying the 'dogs and they are countmg on ('mc1nnat1 Rcdleg agreement 175 hungry baseball players. Mon_rlay night for ~1,000 . He 1m The trophies arc on hand as provided by the Sports Center m_edl~tely. ~as _assigned to tht: in Middleport . They will go to the Racine club m Little I VIsalia~ Cal•forma. ClaSs C team f p I C h 'II . for 1058. h T. League, and to .t e_ 1gers o ony P a~ . _oac cs WI recelVe George Ruth. Reerlsville. was trolJhies as will md1vidua·ls on the two wmnmg clubs. ~•gned as an outfitlder this Hats off to the Sports Center for this gesture of good will spring by the Rcdleg .~. also on a in the summer youth baseball program . bonus contract, amount unreporterl Ruth had gradualed rrom the University of Cincinnati In June Bob Roberts wants to extend hi s personal appreciation. to- where he starred a.s a center gether with all of those who participated in any way with field- fielder ing a Meigs All Star Little League team, to the ma·nagers of Rl"dh•g- Seout Tommy Thompson the Wellston Invitational tournament concluded Saturday eve- said iu Mirldlcport lad night : " B~w1es i.!l the fir.!lt high school ning with our own boys on top of the heap playu Ohio ever "It was a well-organized set up," Roberts said. And he add- signed Inby Southeastern a major league club." ed, ''We could ha\te no complaints ab<lut the umpiring or a·ny In the rnan.v yean 11f the Ohio other feature of the event." Valley Association League, 44 And I'll tell you something: placrs have been signed to proBob is the kind of rellow who would say the s:imc thing fessional contracts . Bowles mak· and have meant it too- even if his young charges had lost Sat- t'S 45 None included bonus(:~ howl'\'cr, other than noted above. urday night, or any other night up to the title In about 1939 Wandell Mossor That's part of what sportsmen are ma-de of. Point Pleasant ~igned with Cleveland for $2,000 and eventually It looks definitely like getting the Grove Ci ly c hampion made the majors with lhe Phila· baseball team here with Dick Walters Is out for th1s year . delphia Athletics . Mana~er Jack McClain was to forward lo The Dt>sk a lis1 of Bowles' m•!(otiations here werl' open dates. He sa·id he would because he'tl " sure like~ to bring handled by Joh n Plirson.s, l_ocal who himmy club down here for your folks to see ." However, there are teacher-businessman, sc i! Signed an a~:~r~e mcnt with complications. Since McClain 's club is tied up most of the way in Augu~t the Redlegs last ntg:ht as an acscout for that orgllni1.i· with NBC playoffs, the proposed game would have to be m C!t>dilel.i tiun. September. The only place such a game could be staged would be at Wahama, and Ralph Sayre of that fine institution said Monday any game is imPQssible after Labor Day That's when bleachers for the coming g(id season at Wahama a·re set up. So what we are dickering with ourselves now about is a game between Hartford and All·Stars from the rest of the league- Racine , Middleport, Gallipolis, Pomeroy, and Pl. Pleasant. This game will have to b~ played next week, and ladies and gents, we'd sure like to have a crowd su as to pula few bucks in the treasurl~s of each club fnr n(~Xt year. The best bet to name such a team to oppose Hartford looks like a selection project for the ma-nagers Of the second and third place clubs. . Do nal d Wolfe of Racme and Charley Stobart of Mtddleport. They can be entrusted to pick two players for each position and do as (air, or better a jOb, than any oth~r vislble means of ' ' naming the roster. ....,._ Watch for definite announcement of ·this game, which l.v will have to be played~if at ali- by a week from !his • mg Thursday. likec<l m· ANOTHER . - -· .. ,.r- ·- ....____ Master Painters '" Produtt 0 ddsmakers Gi"e Yankees, Bra"es, Shoo-In Edgef'" ~ NEW YORK Ul'--'l'hc Yank11c~ and Braves arr· "In" accordtllg lu ' the octdsmakers. ond pI G AMERICAN LEAGUE that's llw sanw feeling Casey Stengel and Fml Ilanry slwrcd ~ol'lay al · ltw_u;rh they both _mil de the Lra .rltttonal "onythtng-ean -hn[lpcn yet" speec h just to hedge a bil stcn~el's Yankees hove a 7 \~ gnme lctHl wilh nnlv 37 game~ h'ft to pla.v a~ '"'')' tiuDeh thciT' rina! w,·~t.ct·n !tip_ toni~ht wit~. a _g;~mr af!lamctt lhctr Kunsus ut.v co usini'l. 'fhf' quotalion on 1111' world (·hamp ions is "oul" fll\0 10-l. That ml'an~ 1f you want tu hct t he y will wm the Amf'ric<~n Lra~t!C' pc>nnaut. you 'rr out of luck . hut 1f you w:lllt to ''"' they won't ,\'OU ('all p,f't 10· I 01\ds. \lilwaukf'r, with i 6 1-il l(tnm 11'~•1 fltul :17 .canH'.~ rrm,.!ninJl, .~\nrt~ II.~ In s\ hij:C I'UIItl trip of th•• \1.':-~r with 11 :;lii 11H' K~Rin st th1· Pit· atro~ toni:~ht. Awl if .~nu think llw Hravc~ won't wln lh1• Nnlion · nl J.ragul! fla~. !herr'!· 7-1 oddl' waitll1;{ fur yott. 0, ooly Tuesd•y'• Probabla Pikhars · Washin'-'ton at Chicago, 2 twl · • night-Hyde J-3 ai'ld Stobb.s 6·1.i vs Wils()n 13 _8 and Keegan Hi t~r Harshman 7 . 7 . New York at Kansas City nighl -Turley IG-3 vs Terry 3.7 _ Baltimore at Detroit nightMoore 8-9 or Brown !i-6 vs Bunning 14-~. Boston at Cleveland mghtBrower IH V> Moosi 9-7. Wadn•sday'i Games New York at Kansas City, mght washington at Chicago Baltimore at Delroil Boston at Cleveland, night NATIONAL LEAGUE Mond•y's R••ulfl No games scheduled Tua•d•v'• Probable Pitchers Ci ncinnati at Brooklyn, 2 twi night-Arker 9-5 and Lawrence lt-10 vs McDcvtlt fl -1 and New· com be 9-10. Milwaukee at Ptltsburgh nii hl -Spa hn 14-8 vs Law 9-7 St. Louis at New Y.Jrk, 2 twinigllt--Jones 0·7 and L Mc0Hmcl 10-7 vs Anotoncllt tl -t2 and Gomez 13-10. Chicago at Philadelphia, 2 twi night-Brosnan 3 4 and Bra howsky D-10 vs Si mmon s 11 -8 and Roberts 8-16. WadrMsd•v'• Gtmel Ci ncinnati at Bt·ooklyn St Louis at New York Three Teams In Win Column At Cheshire Play OVEC, Waverly anrl l.akm were victors 13st I'VI'Iling hdore a good crowd in 1:1c Chcshnc Softball lnvitalion tournament with Hartford , Mlrlrllrport nnd Hupp Wharton fallmg by \hC' wayside . Leo Valentine 1,.,1 OVP.C m hittin g with three for four as the electrical boys heat llartfor .J 124 on 10 l11ts again~ ! 7 hih for t he lt1SN.'I. l"or thl' wmners Mundy and Ra-nk in harl twtl for lhrctJ For Hartrord, Juhhng. Fields and Gillen earh had 1wo for Lhree Bucky Walters nnd Woorly Ca ll battery fur lhe Mtdt11c~Jort Baptist ' Churcb, wC'nt down 6 -7 to Waverly at the winllln~ run came in on n single hy Bl•rtnlln anrl ;l!l error Bobhy Nl•lsnn for the lost!r.~ had a triple ami stngle Ill three trips. Lakin br·at IIUilP Wharton 7-3 0£ five hits anrl two errors cnm · parer! tn three hils anrl lhree errors for llupp Whartnn fJ()well , shortstop for the winn ers. hil thf' loo~ ~ st hnll ever ~('l'\1 at Cheshire, f..r in1n a cornfield . with two on . Jlc ~Ol three rnr t hrN' . Tnt\loQ"hl 111 7 ~mlth Uphoht('ry vs. Wavrrly; at R Sporn vs Bigg~ lh'pl. Store, ll. CIO (195fl W . Va. champs) vs. WP.Rl ColumbiA. FAILS LAKE SWIM 1\0RON'fO UP- Mrs. Hooit~ REMATCH ED NJo:W YORK lii' ---FPa1hcr- Tanner . 44 , ra iled Mon1\ny night wt'ights Bobby Ucll an d Lnltt In her attempt lo swim LakP On· \'Nt•z . who (nQht to 11 <h"'lw in tario. tlw ir 'MI 10 round<'r U Sl. Nl<"ho\;L~ Arrna )tonday ni~ht, \.H're SIGNS FIGHT PACT rf'mAirht'd tod1y for the ~amc l.OS ANGELES UP - Archie r!ng on Srpt. 9. Moore slgncrl ' formally ~lon<iav to ddcnd hiS h g ht-hCR\')'W<"i ·,hl fit!!" IOWAN LEADS ag~lnst Tony Anthony on Sept. CAMI' PERRY . Ohio l!l'- f,:'om 20. petitiun 111 the 1957 small lwre 1 . --riflr champlonllhip rntcnd its lry Ohtn, 1m l!lcorpttrnlf'd t'Oill· sN·ond rla\' here with John Mos- munity or more than ftvc thnu~­ •·hkaw uf 'waterloo, Iowa. holding I and persons Is a cily. Rv lhc IRt11. sllm 1c11d. 'est cstlmatc, Ohio hA ~ 145 citlc~. 0 0 7rounds In New York NEW YORK VP - Brooklyn t d • I" D d got's nex - an wuen ue o gcr s f>' II d d ' d L A 1 na Y 0 eel 1:! on us n ge es prDbably within Lht> next 30 da~ :> they'll leave the welc·ome ml!t ou• in New York for the Ctncinnat i Red legs. Dodger Presidt•n t Walter 0 ' )1al ley wasn't parttcularly concern cc! today that the New York G1a:;; ~ h.ad beaten him to thll punch. o~Y their dec>"o" lo ploy io S>o F<ao CISCO nt'xt Y£'ar, but it was con · sicl~red a foregone ronclusion that he will hal'c a similar an nouncemcnt of hiS own befure Oc-t. I. Even hc-forl' th[' Dodgers tra!l sf~r to Los Angeles. however. the Ctncinnati Redlegs are expcclet! Lo consurnat'e a deal whereby they will play in the Polo Grounds next year. Rep. Patnck J. Htllings nCa lif.. said in Washington that he "doubtt>rl'· the Giants would have taken the step they did Mun · day witho,tt an "understa!Jd ing" that Brooklyn would rnov~ to Los Angeles. Hill 1ng5 added that !he G•1wb· decision, to forsakt• New York W<1~ a forerunner of a Dodger !iillft b)l Oct. l anrl that he expects either Cincwnat1 or Pittsburgh to move a National League rranchi ~e lo New York after 13rouklyn leaves. Redlegs Seek Larger Gate The Rcdlcgs. 11 wa ~ lcarnL"d arc more tndmed tu muk c such a shift, hecaust' t h1~Y ff'd the} tun•c a sol1d. pc11nant wnl t' IH IIII C: duh whieh would dr;..w far bf't ter ill N~·w York Lh an tl doc!> tn Cincinnati. Cincmna ti offtdal~ have !Its· covcr('d tlwy can not cxpe1·t LOtl warm a welcome from Yanktt: PresH!cnt \Jan Topp11H:: as potential tena-nts of t.he Yankcf' Sta dium bu·t the owtlcrs of the! T'ol•1 Groumis ha~c said they woulrt h~ p<'rfcctly wt\li11g to rent it to - - - - - - - --· "' ~ ~-- Af ; ; ;~i~:-:r;·~:~; ;-:m~ ~,~ :; ; ;:~; -;:2; ;Jerh••;;;;• y:u; ;o c· M ter Iants ove :~~ ;: ;~£'E}~~?\:' of heighl and are movlnf well pleased. He repo~- t•-t Giants and Dodgers to San Fran· "'~ ua boys •re going at their work· cisco and Los Angeles May 26. a .. a will and seem to want to Ll~:~y after Umtl'ti Press Sports f-ootball Editor Leo Petenen revealea that those two elubs and Clnein- ing weU up toward 4 inchea nati all would move. rainfall . October, with 21h mches of rainfall, is ger>erl the drie5t month. another major league club . The 1 d h ·l f Po o r.roun s as a capact y o d • "9 ~o-• 53.000 as compare wtlu ~ ·"'" capaeity of Crosley Ftcld in Cmcinnati The NatiOnal League form;~l\y ap pru1 crl the shift of both the ~ -· ---- d---- Sayre Greets Small, Inexperience FootbaII quau.I -At wahama eSSJ0118 s s • "Small anrl inexperienred" IS Lerry i.ieving has been working Coach Ralph Sayre'~ desntption out thl're and seems to have the of his cani.lid::~lcs for thC' Wahama instde tra(·k. Even if he does Whtte 1-alcun.s 1957 foolb:lll ec.li· run !he "T" It looks as If he'll tton m1x tt wtth a few single wing Thirty-three boys have reported pla~s fu Sayre for_ twJce-a-day workouts 1 BQ~.s who look as tf they'll be at Bachtel, Ftcld to get ready for , playing in the backfield this year th e seasons opener Sept. 6 at Ra- arc Lievtng. Marvin Roush, Leroy \'enswood. Darling, Roy Clark. Kertny S.-~yrc reports th:~t he has only Greene and David Rous:1. Darlwg · s ix leitcnnen rt>port ing from last played stellar ball in last ~e<~r'.; year '.-. team whieh won three and backfield until he was InJured lost seven ~,p.mes They are Lt~- midway in the season. Clark i.o; ::. roy Darlwg, HubPrt Roush, Jlmm}' senior who has never been out I I Juhnson. Larry Hesson, Howard tor football bt.ll has good speed McDaniel and Kenny Gre~m·. and ~good pa1r of hands. . All , 11 all, Sayre lost 19 me n Up front 1n !he ltnc, Sayre 1 ~ from la.~t )Car·~ squad through facc 1: with his toughest job. Hr gra,:uation. fDJ!tng grades. ani.! has Robert _Roush, last yea~~ olht•t· reasons. Ch ief among !llc I center, returmng plu~~~ boys who failed to make passm~ -- Our Store IS Fully Stocked PAINT At The Prlees YOU I I g rnde~ werP Roscoe Sprouse and Ji mmy Weaver Both wrrc co untfor this ycar'3 cd on heavily team Sprousf' was the act• b •• ck on th <: las t two hall t·luhs that Sayre has !Jill on the f1l'ld and w ~ s tlh~ workhorse of tht• ball teflllt unl tl he ~u.ffcred a let:: i nJury 1:,,1 llt' ..~on Weaver was a promi,ing linem<tn who showed wdl la~t season Snyrc tluesn't know yet whether he'll stick to the " T " formatwn wh1ch he has used durin g · the pa~t few !>Ca!.ons ur return to thr· <:inglc wing. As vet he has found no d€fin1te t•andtdalc for the qu~rterh_a_c_ k _' _lot _,---·.----.... AL CAPI' Creator or the tint colored 1c slrip, 'The Yellow Kid' Richard F. Outcalf, native of caster. Ohio. I I Want To Pay Clinton Fishe.r Co. Store Hours OPEN DAY and NIGHTS 8:00 to 5:00 6 Days A Week Free Parking Welding Body ond Fender Repair · Lubrication CLINTON FISHER BOLINS MOBILGAS "It pi••••• Ui to pie..• you" I -~~~ the_"~~·-·!-.,-,..-._,.....,...,..,...-_ .,...,__,.,_,,.,_.,_,J_ ".,-,_.,..,..,.. ..,.--.,..,_,...,...,...,..~" W. M•ln St. Mlddle,.rt , 60117-Y Pomerttv I I •• I I r Hiqe WHAT ARE YOU SI'H!NG THERE IN TWii RAIN FOR '¥ TO SfE MOf:I~Y WASil!:[) ~~;~; --- MOORES • Pqmeroy OHiq ' HUNTERS TAKE NOTEf \ .' ~... - - "· ,...... I'I Squirrel Season Opens ,,.Keeping Sept. 2nd to Oct. 31 ,,; HUNTING LICENSE and .... • ... ' 1/M'fi~ White En-auiel MAsl PIODUCIP. •' 10 IILL, POR $5.99 GGI. ~- 1.79 _Qt.· ~'! $ tHE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY a Yean ol Coolilluous Servtee PHOMI: a or 481 POIIEROY ' Current~ .. For Economy Y, -j~· the illustration above, you """ a very bappf •ID&D at e. very wonderful moment. . The titJe. the keys and the car are his-and he's, •tortinr out on his lirst journey at the wheel. Of course. there's not much doubt as to why, be decided to purd>ase a new Cadillac. Like everyone else who selects ~be ucat ol can~•, be did it to "keep _current''• so to spea.k, on all of Cadillac's new miracles of pel'formance aud ~auty and comfort. But coming to Cadillac, '"' he did, at this par. ticular time o{ t.lte year, we also suspect that he ; .,.. iospi"'d by the aJJd moll~ of prac!icaliiJ'- I LAWS NOW OH HAND Populcir Brands Guns and Ammunition SPECIAL ON BRITISH SHELLS For in addition to the """""'Cadillac ecoDomiea " ~ mode!t gur<~ _price, iow opualin¥ c:o0t_&Dd, 12 ga••... _. _ $2.4~ a Box high reoale value-Cadillac dealers are, at this time, ltiU'OIIAUJI pnpared to malJ,e Cadillac ownership even more attractivt:tban ever. ..., Because of the demand for used WbtJpQ. mapztne1 in Botiy.. Wood. Ca.Ut. ( .hltlt'tl4ftrmGl) Bv SHUVI'Z WATE~ DISH cars and itself. the odds are that tlJjs gentleman received both a generous allowance on his previ.. ous cat and prompt delivery of his new Cadi1lac. Have you coosidere,J bow wonderful it would be to step into a Cadillac 10f your own? Then, you should f!8'Y your dealer a vis&t-~(_)end an bour on tbe big&wa.v in the luxury of ~~twood coach· craflilll-an.d gel the Fafl• for you,.,.,lf. You'D agree. we know. that the car is Cadillac ,::....1 the time is uow!J.. - .. ' l'ISIT - YOUR :-AUTHORIZED~ CADILLAC - DE.4.LER ' • ot Conlldentlal ud libel trial car ) ' IU'IIIOI JU~GI Herbert V• . Wallcer II bearing tbt crlD11nal because of increased production of the Cadillac ' SHELL VESTS! GAME BAGS! CLEANI.HG RODS! 20 MINUTES t.EFT ON THIS PARKING METER I -- - -- 8Y DNII! BUSBIIILLQ r FOUNr:i.-: · - •• . • fOR "Jl..tAT MAnER so \\/ILL. YOU •. " I NA'TURAlL.~ -~'l.L WANT 1C) !Mill t:. m1..eo 'tOUR FRIENDS· AND REL,.,Tl'I/£S I �. .. • \ 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug 20, 1957 Corrine Manley Foley-Mclung Wedding Ceremony Is Honored With Held Saturday At Pt. Pleasant Bridal Shower , WSCS Seminar Scheduled At Forest Run Servicemen Mansfteld wel'e weekend guesls of J'ohn Dill and d<~ugbLer , Mtss Either Mrs Carl Wellman and lOlL Jtm my SuUon lefl Monday fo' thetr hom e at rt Gay, W v. ' afler a se\'eral days vult With Mrs Clara Grueser Mr and Mrs Thom8.'1 Bowen arl' VUitl nx at St S1mon {.'! land, Ga, wtth Mr and Mrs John Roll Ill SOn Sandra Bond Foley dau~htE' r The br~dl!'s mother wore a na· ' ' of Mr .lnd Mrs Clyde hlley of vy b lue lace Fheath dreu with Mr! Norman Van Meter AIJ ~duc.atloaal Seminar of the I f ' ' ) f entertained Wednesday w1tb a Woman's Soe1e1.y of Chr!fttan M<~ son b<>came the bndt' uf Aln navy blue accessones and a pur- br1dal sl\pwf'r for her sister, Service w1JI be held at the Forest ander Ke1th McClung Jr , son of Jdr and ~1n le orchtd rorsage A Ke1th McC lun g of The groom's nother wore a gray lace Y.lth match1ng purple orchtd Hartford m a ceremony at Christ Eptst•opal Chullh lll PI Pleasan t on Saturday afternoon Rev Jerom e D Rodgers offlcJated at th{' ceremony acces~ones dre~~s ~rr};bn M~leyA:b~~! . m:~~~~~~:~ ~~Yn :!~t~~~d~;~ and a An orA(an prelude pnor to the et•n•mor.v was prPsPn ted by Or~:ants\ Alex Crutrks hanks The hrttlt· was g11£'n h' marna ge bv her falher illld won• A retcptiOn was hPld In the a gown of tmoort('d It alian ~ Ilk r hurr h pan sh hall tmmedtalely Her flour lt•ngth drt>Ss .,..;~ 5 di' fullowtn!:( the wcddtng ceremony. filgncd w1th a bateau neckli ne 'I he t-nd('· ~ l<~hlr was rcntM"ed cutlt ned 1n f lorenttnf' larf' f hC' w1th II flor al ~rrangemen\ of Mnapst'ulptnre1l hodJce taprrcd to a d ra~wn~ m~m.~ and gla ds fla nked drop wat ~ tll l\l' af'ce•Jtcrl 11.11h \a(r h\ lR!l t.tp t·r~ Sth·t>r acccssonc~ Her houff wl sk trl t•m!t·d 10 a <"Omplel('d the appomtmenl~ eohHtun 11~m and a flng('r l!p A ss t stm~ at !hi• f('r.-ptw n were tllllsl m fell \l t ~ Lout ~c Eng lehar ' Albrlghl vet] of tmportrd " "llh f•" ... m II I' re,"' Jl e•mb"ll<•h• ' ~ ,u .. ~\' Va ~lis r: Har low Jones ana sN•d pParl ~ She carrlt'd a whL lL' Mr~ '\lltllon L Miller Pt Plea~<vrayer hook wtth a v.httr ord htc I ant, Mrs Donald A Sm tth , Hartm trkn l!nl 1~1l h s,Jttn stn uncrs fotfl Mrs \1nrl'lll ~ cEifns h MadMtud or 111mor wu Mt !ls An mc Lson' aud C<1 rul Ann Hou s h New Laur!f• Wharton Of Washmgtoll, H av~n Pa and b tdesmaJds were Mtss Heier A:w Hardcasllt• r.f WashFor ht•r wt•r!d tr.~ trip, th e mg-ton, rJ t. and Jo hns town IHLdc WOit' a ru val stlk s ull with N Y Mn P11 ul Hou ~h ul New I htac k accf'~~m Lcs and a whtte or· Hav('n ;md Mr~ Rouald Ka rr of chtd corsa6"' New Haven . Trt> ,\ll emJant~ wurc ~o...,ns or The new Mr~ McC.:Iun);:' !.<1 a rurn(Jowrr hluf' ~ 1\k JJ gan1a 1gradu~t~ o/ Wah,,ma lftgh Sc hool Thetr halltrlll~ [('n.,;t'J dre~se>~ and W e~t Vtrllt llla llntverstt} f1•atured bateau ncek;lncs satin She also atu•ndcd Ma rs lndl Col "Um<n<••bu <, <l" and i>"u[f'<IL 11 ).(e At Wt•st Vtr ~tn la "he wll.'l ~ ' ~ v " h Pt 1 p1 B 11 soror sktrt ~ Thttr enscmb h·- W('ft' a rnem cr u eta complelt•d ''Y bandeau)( o[ IJ!ue 1\y Kappd Phi and the YWtA daJ S) chn ~anl ht>mu ms Each cnlunt•t Sh u hR~ been l:'lllployed carrt sed a colonial hnu(tUtl or 01 Wa slung-to n < smce hu pmk, wh1\ l' and blue da1~~ gra duation from tollf'!lc (' Lrysan!hcmum ... ttt'd wt!lt hltLC .Mr McClu l!J 1 ~ abo a wradu 11 te rtbbons l!f Wahama Jllgh S<"hool and West Don.tld E Smtih flf Hartford V1rgtn1a UniVN~L iy At the Umwas best m:m for Mr P.ILClu ng venlly he l•as prr stdent of S1g w~ t lf' the groom s men IHTc H ma Chi fral('tlut y a member o( Juhhng McCluu g { h,t rl(·~ R :Wounlam Sphtnx <~lld F1 Balar Bro~An nf L'unhar and l'homa~ Kap par Ht v•.t~ .tl u prt-'llitlent of C Scally ttf Mtddlcpm l _ ___ 'I "ount,u n1~1r , It• h a me m b cr of ..;;;;.;;;.;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;,;;;;;;;..;;;;..;;;;;;;;. the St't ollfl 1•ar cl<ts~ at Harvard law school a mi u a member of BEN FRANKLIN Lmcoln 's Inn Society , 11H• •ouple w11l rc~ HI(! m CumIJnd.L;e, !\l <J'~ ltft('r S 1 · ptem~r 1. I I I ' \ f \ I I • I ! • I. event of S!ilurday August 17 p d Lnk an blue streamers were !huapended rrom a brkle doll ung over the table of gtfts 1 ce cream , ca ke pastel mmts were served to the followisg guest.s Mrs Jnhn Ambrose and daughter Betty Mrs Ch:arles Hall P01nt Pleuant , Mrs Donald Manley Mrs R1lcy Manley, Mrs Clifford Bover, Mrs Fred Little Mrs Wilham Little , Mr5 Russell Ferguson Mrs Herman Gaffney Akron , Mr~ ChHord Manle y Mrs Mac Van M('ter. Mildred Van Meh•r , Mrs Paul Filzgerald and Lrnda Carl Fll"'crald , M" ~ Wtlllam Wall ers, Mrs Paul Mood tspaugh Mrs Marthn Matden, Mrs Bernard Cook Scndmg gifts were Mrs Rt ley F'ry Mrs Dav1d Wolf, Mn Alec Fraser , Mrs. John Raker Mrs c H w1se Jr, Mrs Pa ul Mournmg, Mn Charles Nea l Charlene Neal Jt.>rry Pullen, Venneta Carroll, Florene Hurley Mrs Herht-rt Gtlkcy Mrs Van Meter was assasted by her mothel MI'S Emmett Manley, Mrs R S Manley and Mr M. Clif!ora Ma " le.~o BOYSI GIRLS!' WATCH FOR OUR ANI<IOUNClMEI<IT OP S!!! I'M AtWAY$ ON T"HE MOVE· SEE EVERYT"HINv ; New-N~~-q-re~~~~~ Pastor Honored At Reception I l CAN IMIT II? RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Middleport , 0. Phont• 602t -X An ~u~~~' I 1 1 3 ROOMS OF All New FURNITURE I Mrs Go Nlan Johnson of Champatgn , Ill \'Jill spc3k on special educa:ton at the SpecJa l m e~t1ng of the Lad tes i\d or thf' St Paul's Luther<~n Cit •rch to be h eld Thurs day at I 30 p m Mr and Mrs Arthur Rawltngs of Ctntl nna, • wt·rc weekend guf'Sls of Mr and ~~ ~~ C L Heaton Mr and l\1rs Edgar Altmayer and son s S~ewart and Larry nf Levittown, N Y .,.,ho are thC" guests of l·cr parents Mr. and Mrs Thoma ~ Young left this mor nmg for ;! few days v1s1t JP Nelsonnlle W'lh Mr· and Mrs Robert Rogers and da ug hters Rev and MrS" L R Cnl'lpichael w 1· r~ Ol' ernt~< hl guests (jf the1r daughter and son m law, M.r an-d Mrs Delmar Hamm and e,on, Sat· urda y They were- enroutc to Jack sonvttle w~ c re Mr. Carmtchael will be pastor 01 the Jacksonville Hollister EUB charge Rev Ltston halley coitduded b1s ftrst service at the Enterprise EUH Church Sunday mornmg and al the Monung Star Church Sun· day ev<"nm.: 0 I lbat he baa flnhit basJr tralntng at Fort Chaf f~ . Ark , a nd hu been li'IDI ferred to FCJrt Slll, Ok.Jab.oma I I Wed, I IO§. $11.95 UI<ITit OCT. 31 OI<ILYI 1 Breeze through daily cleaning w1th B<Ssell BREEZE I Bissell's "beauty-brush" treatment for your rugs gets out dirt, fluffs .up ptle, keeps colors fresh and bnght. Easy to use, alwaye ready. AdJusts to any rug, cleans itself as you sweep. Empties at a finger-touch. In Red and Metallic Green. ELBERFELD$ • ' Auguat 20-21 2 ADULT Tlcktt1 Admlh Car Load On Ftmlly Nlghtl 17 Rn\;« N Roll Song,; Dozens or Rock N Roll Artt sl' - allloUntamed-Unashamed Teen-agers Thnll Girls of the Highwa~~; "THI VIOLINT YIARS" ••• the Ideal -..on to trade up lo the convealenet and luxury of a new 4~oor Studebaker or Packard ••• for the ~hool dayiJ ahot.d, for b\l.liner.e uae/ for Atituma tnpa and a Winter of trcuble~rree, care- ne eOfl!lort•. Hel'!3 al'!3 rour cars of value and dependability uniUrpaa. eedJ in a ranie_ of prlee and performa.n<:e to mateh your SMALL CAPS~LE .................. budget and dally drivlflr. ' ~. 'IRdelti.Jr.u PUamaH1 CI.AIIIC-Lonreat of all Stu.dtbajer tedaal. with a wheelbue of 120.6 inches for a tmooth •"between-the-wheela'" ride. Powered with a 22& h.p V-8 Sweepstabs enrl.ne. Available with Flightomatie tnnamlaai.on or Overdrlve u optional extras. The PNeident Clulric oft'en bi1 car luxury, at a pnce competitive wttb 2-door modela of other ma.ke~. Pt.obft TO\IrR ISDAN-Thia e&r hu IP,&CiOUS• n-.: 1811'0Qm• head room, entry and ex1t room. ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, August - --- ------~ 1$ hu performanee. with the only supen::har,ed V...S in tht.Man fteld. It hu luxury, in fine labMC~t IOlllldproollar, and eolo!'keyed lnleriora ... all combfitld with a ridiq eue that cualuona tbe rood wllb lbt clilllllcllvt Iouth of a Paoka,d. • . Opti011al Filchtomatic lt•debaJr.•• OIIAIIPION Da Lus:ia.•...:The thrifty Sweepetakoo 811 encino [II.,. tbia fubion«ylod lfJdali an opera.tJnc eeon.om)' unmatched In other makM of full-eised eara.ln all: 4.-door eonvenienee, . Champl<>o Sludobokor cuftomaaablp, l~l'l.l l lii :S """'"!!Il·Ito 1ooa car loolm. t "RIG!IIAIUE lor valuo to lll&tcll Rt:t"Rif.ERATOil ~tnd GAS RANfa; For the 00,1 OfZl' wluea ever •• , PAY ONLY $59.50 DOWN and $29 00 per month BAKER FURNITURE Oa Tile Brtglltesl Corner In Mlddleporl .... ' MW Street • Middleport , (ID Studeb~~~;;t?ackard 1 C!f~J-~~-fot.l DUTTON DRUG• CO. PHONE 1268 4 I RUE MOTq~ - 399 , Tllird St., Middleport, Ohio north- SINGLE COPY-$< • viet DIOD • 13 e~ er To Be Labc,r I American Action At This Time Not Justified Says President WASHINGTON ! UP)~ President Eisenhower charged to- I day that the Soviet Union is trytng to take over Syria I The situation in Syria at present, however, does not JUStify any American achon under the Etsenhower Doctrine, the I President told his news conference He satd RuSliia is trymg to gam control or Syria by clandcs· ·~-- ~ I t•nc mean5 but lhl}t tile Umtf'!d Statc10 so far doe5' not know how far till" pattel n or Soviet penetralarcrmy l..inn there h~& ,e:one E!senh~r said qharlfeS that Connor was arre.'lted the Umtcd Sbtes plotted to ove-rGeoTge P. Burke 16, near 1 throw the Syrian reg~.me were Marietta Monday after they ran a • 1 merely a snwke screen thrown up roadblock. Tbey were want~ here aJ1 j by Syrtans of lefttst leanifllll wbo "BACK 1'0 SCHOOL" and "DOLLAR DAYS" are happily beirlg sponsored by this RE!tai1ll for teartng three telephones out Two hub capt; removed from D t f th 1 J)(lllar I or pay statton booths and rob~ 3 n are trmg to hudd up theJr powe-r Merchants' committee of the PomerOy Chamber 0 f C ommerce. a es or e pop~ ~r bmg them or coin contents Oldsmobile on July 30 and con E!5enh0Yier satd the pattern Days sales in Pomeroy stor~s.are Friday and Saturday, August 30 and 31 Left to fl~ht, verted to usc on hts own auto dlSCCrtltble in Syr1a 15 an old Howard of Stifflers Walt Grueser of the Second St. Market, Rich Jones or Dowme-Gross, Burke a Jt!venile , was returned proved lo be awfully hh:h pri~d one followed by tbe Sov.tet.s to ·rma'n) of Moores', Clarence Collins of Collins Jewelry and Kermit Walton o( to Yranklm County author1Ues to Jantes Pridd)' of Rutland, Tues scire power f'll'.Sl. be satd, the 1 Paul easel• (c•a .Jt where he IS wanted tn connection day lliJht Sol'•et UmOJJ ofr('J's economic and the New York Clothing House _ _ _ . __ _ _ _ _ _ with other crunes Burke and Jn an .appearance before Mid mthtary aid ihrou gh this, the --Connor~ were believed to Pe part dlepo.rt Mu-or c 0 FISher.' I Sol'tets penetrate a eou.ntry willh of a "nng" of )UVI'ntles operatmg Priddy pleaded "guilty" to steal :u~entJ; _a nd find s!_OOges to do 1 lllogatly <n lhe ColumbU5 and ' mg parts from a motor vehtde the1t will FmaUy, .• c added, they ~ southe~n Ohw area an~ wu fmed $100 and costs and take ()Vet' a country sent.en~ to t.hree months In jatl Eisenhower went out 0( hts Connon "" bound om to !he the minimum for ludl an of ~vay to underlme hLS v~ that 1 grand JUry here and remained m feMC The MaJor however, relent he t"UJTt!'rlt pro-Communut movJail for wan! of bQnd ed and 11 ~ed the jtil sen l"s 1n Syna are supported by the FREDERICK, S. D (UP) - The World's first bona fide 11 ln other developments, Shenff tenet! (!endlna good behav1ur Sov1et Umon A newmran a:<~ked spaceman who spent 32 hours exploring the vast reaches Mr.a Wihlam Stewart. 26 N. Me- Robe rt HJrler'rbach scud Orma Half the fine W3.!l paid and Pno thr President tf he were 'Suggestalorig the ' nm of the stratosphere emerged (rom his record· &inle)' Avenue, Athens, daughter Caltrid er, 35. Lon g Bottom has dy released on promiSe to pay the mg Mr.lt Russ1a 1"! engaged In a ' ght dead llred but thrilled with the wonders of of Mr~ Arthur Lewts, M1~dleport, been charged w1th hvmg in adulbalante of lme and costa wttfun eonsp1raey tn Syrta to take owr fl hi smas ng I 1a the new pres1dent of D1trtr1ct 8, tery She w,_s arrested wtlh three weeks that country the heavens , . _ Amenc.an Leg 1on AUxlUary. · Robert Gallagher, 31, and Charles Commen-ting: on the ~ t.Ma y That. sa1d the -Pre&l~ent, lS the Maj. David G. ~irnons, 35, ~ lanky A1r Force physician. , She was f'l~c~ lilt <Ule depart- Scott. 61 ,bot h of Long &Ottom l(tildlei)C)n Pollee Chief LeRex ultunate Sov1et aim brought illei bUB ballo&t"1ately ..etot eopQ"tlon tteJ,do...ln CinclnGallagher and Seott lite a Bartrom 'said. "A lot of these fefHe ~aid t-h.ia..•tm i& kept Wlderto t>arth ncar Elm Lake iJl. north·. R- ~ i• nat! reeeiiUJ MM.- •Stewart, ihe charge of asSilt!Uwj(h inlent to bf! rrn South Dakota at 8 28 p m former LoUJ~e Lev.lhl, i8 .. mem· kill from a warrant sworo to by I Labor Day Feeney-Bennett Post, Ameri· lows who have betn removmg dver m early s!Jiges. The ~~ts parts from other people's auto- he sa1r:t, ftrst appeal to a spJnt of ~dt Tuesday He had attamed an 0 ber or the Il:acme Aux1hary, and Ravmor>fl OUI'S. GallaJ4ber al so IS can Legion , at Ute High School stadium . Shows · mobiJc 9 can well take warning oatmnah.sm. But when the} alt;Lu'rle of at ~ast 19 mtles dur 1 has just completed lierving as, charged wtth adultery WlJI be gtven at 4 and 8 p.m by members of the Saturday from the Prtddy case Whenever penetrate deeply enough, the peomg hls unpreeedented tnp ebauman of Pan-~merlcan aludy Just1 ee or Peace R E Grindley Night Ja,mboree cast from the Huntmgton televiSion studto tht;>y are awrehended , and they pie ftnd out tt lS too late-their The space p10neer brought back She also atteded the Slate saul he fln~li Parts Wiley Middle· The program under the direction of Ted Chapman will in· w1n be, they \ C'IIR expert a s ttfr .'\ffatrs arc bemg run from some School of lmlructton t:eld at lhe port, $5 and costs for followtng ) • a lalP. of betng surrounded h} a ! where else purpl~ ~ky , -even ln the daytime, Neil House 1n columBus Her too closely on a highway. Wlley elud e a parade at 1 15, contests and races wtth _cash prtZes ~d fme and jail sentence Auto -Hub Caps PfOVe CostIy T0 R0 tland -M I i I -,Space P'loneer safeIy Lantm _L.. Former ResJ,'dent Mter Settl'ng Alti'tude Mat·k I Elect.e.d .LegiOD I I Auxiliary Head r"N"' . I .---;;;-, Court rumP", . ,. SetS Vt'st'lali'on II Days For Ch'Jd I and of obscrvmg t.he stars g!:: "~" mg "like an animal's eye" Sp"e Tr•nl Llnlrr: But of even greater Importance Stmons proved that man can lnre for extendccl pertods beyond the earlh's atmo8 hc.ckles o( the !iphc-re H1s ordeal was a maJor link In experlmcntatlOn that may some da:t.. lead the way to space travel Two f"ll\ youths were the first h h to g~et t hc spaceman w en e stepped uncertainly ' but unhurl from the sma II • a Iummum gondol• tn whtch he had been se <t l ed smce Sunday nigh t Stmrrn:<;, a nattve of Lane~~..Steo, Pa smiled at them and askE-d "Hello, how are you? Where Vrsttatlon per1oda. for a minor child 1n Ga~ncl) Clark vs. Earl L Clark between tbe mothl"'' and lather were ftxed to alternate on odd and eVen numbered yeal"l! 11C. cordmJ to an entry Ln Common rPieas Court today on a motihn by the defendant a request for the custody was withdrawn and 1n.tead he shall have U:!e child on weekends from lh e Alhcnll Count Y Chlldrens' Home. On Thanbgivmg hoJidayt the def"-"an\ shall ha·- the ch<ld on = nembered vears .. the plaineven tiff on odtJ numbered years. Clmstmas holidays shall be 1s pn1~· uP - tne lng Oowen and 4lfl4, husband, a native of Racine, ts f! pasl Comm<tnder of Otstrict 8 Amencan I.A>glon. arid 18 employed as storekeeper at Oh1o Un1verslty IStephenson j Funera} R"'Ites Held M0 nday J F unera1 aerv Iees f or Mr ' Robcrl Stephenaon were held Monday at the Rawlings Coats Funeral Home with lhc 1\cv c. Rayml!n Konk right. pastor o{ Heath Method1sl Cbureh, oHicJatlng A prayer wu l(tven at the service bv the Rev J 8 Stephenson. nephew or the decease d ar: d h e h ad c h arge of the gravesJrle rites at the Gnen· lawn cemetery in Nelsonvllle. Relatives from out of town at· ten<liniJ the funeral were Mr and Mrs. John StephenlfOn, WorthingR b Rl h 1 d ton; Mrs o ert ne ar an daughter, CaTolyn Wells, Moundsvtlle, Miss Louise Pterce, Ne 1tonviUc; Mrs Anna Harbarger 11.nd f.Ons, Logan Survtvon included two sons, William Mlfldleport; John, Worthington a daughter. Mrs Rinehart, Mound11Y1llc, six grandchildren, lwo llSters, MISS LOUI8C Pierce, Nelsonville, snd Mn. New H ElJR rB h h d rot er 00 sponsors serVJee • MeJgs •· • Co• F3lf • Men':~ Queen Competes For State Tt'tle niB :J'he New Haven Ev.,gohool United Brethren Church Brotherhood, ft, sponsoring a week's evangelistic service at thi> Hartford Church startmg Sunday, August 25 In dt~rge or the services wtll be Edgar Layne while the sinQ:mg w1U be under the dlrection of John Hoffman. OTPOR. Smo • Sov1et Border Sermons wtll be delivered bv Forl)'·one American stu- BeTna.rd Lievmg Jr, and Rev Ji: dents enroute to Petpin.g rrom the J. Scott. )(05cow Festival boarded « Services will -start at 7·30 a1u.l Chmese tram here today tor th,'e' w1U close August 31 remainder of the tdp 1:0 Chl· ne11e Communist eapl~l!l MARKIT REPORT All or the students wer& well CINCINNATI UP - Produce and in• good aplrlts as they pre· pared tb enter ChJnese terr1tory Eggs pn~ at f~ms~ consumer The trum arrrvas in Pet-pine two A jumbos i3 to 4:'1; A Large 40 to (}ays latel' passing the: Anelent 43, A medium 31 to 34; A small Wall of Gbengbis Kh'n at thu~ 12 to 24, B large 30 to 83; FOB A latge 49 to 51; __A medium 39 to bOrder of northern :PcU.nC!hpria •E nroute t~e train bearing the 41; B large 38 to 4a Obickenll, steady, fryef'll 3 to students halted b:rien;y in Kirov, Sverdlovak. Novotibin.k and othe-r 3lh lb 20 to 21%:, heavy hen8 13 SiberUn towns where tJle;y y.oere tG Ui; lt.ght Dens 10 to 12; distriJl'<'ted, at lh• platform by bun· bution, fry<'N 211,000 at 20; 64,· dreds oS Russian yOungster~ offer 200 at 21} 6,MIO at 21lrt and 17. 000 at WJdet-etmined pri<:e:B. I I I other entries a bearing In Emma Kathryn Erwin vs. Everett am 11 " Erwin wall eontinued from Aug d 0 h10 fvs A .·, h-t "' time later lleveral Atr Ui to Aug. 29; an ln }'uree planes and hehco~ters and Dorfflr Swick the case was «et or pnvate planes also landed In tilt trail &>pt. lO In §:njunct.ion' with flax f!Cl~ on tbe Fred Schense • Ohio va. Afton eGee. farm nea'r here. ln Ray A. Ellis vs. Clara MaeOrdered To Bacl Ellis the coutt enjoined the deSimo ns was whtsk~d In 11 hch- rendant from eomtng about the • 1 i iff d r t'ooter, aoo.ompanled by Otto Wln- reslde':'Ce 01 l• ant an rom • 1"IL removm"""' at1!" pro...,rty zen healr• 0 1 the t 1r m that mu - fl the' balloon, to F'argo, N D There The :ourl orderd 11 le free ~f he fre.sbPned Up and teltphoncd anr claim hy defend~nts In Phil the exciting news to hts wtfe In Williamson vs. Chrtstme Waddell . Alnmogordo, N M. where Simons eL al. Js stat1oned wtth the AerO<medt· clfle Research Ci"nter He later was llown to Mmnea ave~ to bed for Poll' an d went stralttht 6 24 hours Of sleep prescribed by Col Johtl Stapp, chtef of the Aeromedicine Center and dlrec1... of ~Jecl Man-HJ<h The Atr "' c•• FOTcc sa1d Simons wtll hold a Students ~ntet Into Red China tranomlooion or Ovordrlw. Ohio MMtly ftlr ,...,, t-.ntlht an4 Thv,..., Uttle ,...,... In t.mperahl... e•C~ePt a nttte c.... ... "'"'"- norttt .,.rt .... ....,_ Hlth ....., 75-10 "'rth, .... 21, 1957 Bond wa ~<:('t at $1 ,000 for Dav1d Connor, 18, Delaware, 0, Tuesday ntght In Ma~ or E F Hobinson·~ court who plead , ,~~:uilty to malicious destruction of property and 41 American doors lead to luxury. in instrumentation and clrlv .. ing eue, in fabriee and cu.hioain1 . , • U1htin1, aoundpr;ooftnr and inaulatiOD. Under the hc:iod li -., V-8 ontpne •.. IU~ h.p. will) foul'barrelcoillololor. IY UNt TIO 'Rill - - - - - --·- ·- - 1sen wer ow PayT Looter To Grand Jurv• <Continued o Page Seven) ' l'adtbak•r COIIIU,.NDBR o• LVK.-The four Weather ' • /Sa le Dates Are Set a The club wt~l mer\ ner.. rnnnth at thl' hom e ur Mrs Alice Wolfe "ROCK, IAIY, ROCK IT" j NO 108 1-'rtu•s were y, nn by Mrs. Ear· lene Wolfe and Mrs Brt gg~ I Tuell. & VOL IX Leo Salad aud dessrrt coune.~ were served by the huste.'l~ ass1sted by Mr.:s Allee Wolfe I . .e nttne MUth. Lew tenltht JG.SS Pomeroy Dollar Mrs Janlt;>c (Roush) Rnggs, former member was a guest. ~ aatt, 55 to 40 Mvth-..t. M.emncrs utencttng were Mn. Doris Hensler, Mrs Adftic NornJ, Mrs Alt ce Wolff' Mrs ~lnas Lee Mrs Earlene Wolfe and Mrs Lee I I &1 Advertlalni Ill C'....llalloll Mrs Joan Wolfe rntertalued the nH'ml.wrs of her Canast1 Chfb at her home on Vtnc St , Radne. Augu st 14th NOW $995 ' at y e Ill Local Na"' Mrs. Joan Wolfe Is Hostess For Canasta Club FOUR OUTSTANDING VALUES IN 4-DOOR , SE:PANS ---- - IRST MN George Cnto wbo h11 been conflnecl 10 her home tor 1 week hns returned teo work at tbe Melgiil General Hospital BREEZE Sweeper 1 \ • Pvt. E~non Today ... see these ONE J Ruby Eynon has received from her husband, Mr and Mrs Carl Nease and Mr .and Mrs LJn e Benadum and childoen M1che!k= and Michael Were Wefk end VISitOrs' With )lr and Mrs Vernon Nease of Nease Settlement Mn Earl Scotl o r Surgar Grove 1s thf' g u e~t of her S'on and daughter m law, ~r and Mrs John Scott Mrs J ob~ I'~ BaLlv, Mrs Ru.s~ . Watson, Mrs Bertha Scott and 1\frs John Scott were buswess vtst torS' 111 Pat kel'liburg, W Va Monda y Holter Mr and Mrs Donald and son Pat of Huntmgton W Va. arnved Sunday call~ by the dea th of her brother, Hank Young Sunda y Ji!l'ests of Mr and Mrs Willard Ebersbach •itd daugh tors were ll'!r aOO Mri. Clarence Might, Brai.lbury ud Mr and Mrs Charle't Hest of Lancaster Mrs Allah Seyfned of Col ~mbus L~ 11pend1ng several days m Pomcro} Mrs Annette Johnson And Vera of COlumbus are VISJtin~ the.r mothrr, Mrs Geor!Je Johnso n Jack Kcnn~dv came wttb them lo VIStl his paoeots I Thill -· Edward Parker Jr of Cleveland and Mr and Mra Wilham P1rker. Columbus were weekend guests of their father EdwaNI Parker Sr Mmersvtlle. They came at thu Ume tQ VISit thetr mother who ts a patient a! Hol;er Hospital Mrs. Edwin \brah:!m and daughter ')f Lansmg, Mtc h are sp~ndmg tw o weeks with her father Edw11nd Parker Sr Mrs word James lshed $2 OFF on Bissell I A~hln I - --- aud 1.1rs Wtlhur Mr nnd Mn ll t<Tlfl' Hf'lhrl f'll· Dunbar. spent tht• wt•(•kt•tHI with of ll'la\tve~ hN mother M r~ Huh~ MrKf'nrtrlt' lf' tlllincd 11 gtottp I ,11HI frtentb Sundn y at !heir and ,::randHon navtd Ash\(• v hotn!' Pleu sn nt Rhlr,t•. 1 ff nuc 11 ts wttn• Mr and M Mr ant Mt s H('rmAII (;a 11ry n anrl ~on, ll crm tr Akrnn Wt'fc n ohrrt Sulton Rnd Mr nnd Mn hrrr to attcn<l thr wt•ddmg or d F.1r l T.1vlnr nf Toll'do Mr an_, {'orrtnf' ~1anll'l' Hn d 1 w Am \I I ~ ( hn t lf'• llofrn ('l, Mr fill" hrose SaturdHv ~~~ ~ l:rlln' P !-it<~ce -Bntl !\~r anrt Mrs Clarence Hupp and rlau 11 ~:~\~ ,\il nn~~~~~ <:.~~! E~rrl L~,~~~~:la:r ghte11r Krth.slilt, Tulrd1n. h~l'tl' bcend \1~1 llfl cr parens ,, r an Sprmuftrlfl _ ---~-----Mn~ Fr~rl Ru~~e}] Hnrlhun Mr~ Nrllif' Rnr~ ntt! ha~ return cd from \ l~1Ung her ~on, CarluH B~trsotu, and fnmtly In Mrmphls Gu~s111 at th(' Bar.~M tl ho,nt' hRl'e he<'n Mr lllld MrH IJII.VIfl Lu ekflr Inn!, Chicago Th!' l.urk!lriiH\1 I POMEROY SOCIETY Clin e Matthew~. and hts famt ly Mr Matthe~ s. who 1s 111 with a heart ailment, 1s repor ted m ser iou~ l"Ondlttou Sunday JlU('SU of MIM Vestu 1 McCoy and Mr and Mrs Burr l<' or rest were Mr anrl Mrll LeonarU Myers, Nelsonvtlle ;md Will Drury, Glou11ter Mr Drury, who ha~ lJee n 1ll , has re ,u med ht~; work ut h111 phnrmn<'y Mr and Mrs H11rry Wllllam.<~on Akron, wt>re SundRv d nner gue11t.; o( Mr and Mrs Clinton Fisher ltl'cent gu('~\s of Lois CeCil " ~'rc M1~11 Wtlm ~ Ml<> r and mo ther Mrs Ethel Walls, Clark~hurg Mtss 'fcmpw Cia!'..~, Cl.-ve land, ML~s Jenny Loerrlcr &nil Mlss Gladys I ef', SharpshUig , 0. Mr~ A n Ruu~h artd f.amtly Slnrley and Ronntc, are vlaltlng Mrs lUcille Rou sh Douglas an..J Mt s~ Faye Roush Dcrlt'er. Colo for several wreks a nd will go tu Des Moines N M to vtslt ht!r au nt, M'rs F: ~ ta Lar\una, hcfore returnili~ home ~fl' anti Mr~ Joe RartH' I\ anrl daughter Drhhtr llunltn gl nn an 1t Mrs J u Ro ttRh, lt•la rl Flllls, wert: tltnltc r ,[( ucst ~ Sunda} of :\fr and Mr~ ChH·ence MeNNtl • and Mrs Henry Reibel, :'lfr and M.r ~ Donley Reibel and dau ghter Donna were l'allcd to Gallipolis Sunday evenmg by the tilness of Mrs Bart Loga n who entered Holzer Hospttal Monday LARRY TURL.EY Larr!< Turlc:}, '-On of Mr and Mrs John Turley en h~ted m the Army Aug. 24, 1956 H1• too k ~~::i~a~~ attend one of the se ctgh t weeks lnf haste trAu11011 al Fort Hood, Teas, and wa , .'lent ramtly look Mrs Uutdo Gtrolf!nu lo Fort Bragg, N C, and took and the chtldr('n of ~r ar•d Mrs Sf'l't'u w~ks o{ a•:vanee trauun g Paul Casn ami Mr And Mr~ HPmt• wtlh the 6l:Hh fA Bn whtch has N1er1 to camden Park, Hunting- the largest tantwn 111 the army ton durin g thctr vult They al l:ln L.11r y was l hNe uut1l March 20th took Mrs Pea Man~tll who ha~ when the oulftt v.as sent Lo Gf' r spent the pflst 'Wil we('ks In tlw rn11ny He Is now SCI I' IIIJ.l 2~ mon h county hack lo h.:-r home 111 Ash ' nvet· lhcrr H1~ Job tS dnvlu g land, Ky ~ 5 t (Jn Ammo tru(k lie w,ll hf' Mr and }Irs Clarenre Roo! batk rn the Statf'~. Julv 22 1959 and chllllrcn, MlchB el Batt ltnd --- ---Susan arc movtng from th ctr former home in ChtUtcothe t(J Toledo where they have purch,ts cd fl home Mrs Carne Augu~tme and Ca ro Jyn Vmcent, Athen ~, we re week M1ss E m iT'~ 1 IHJ D:n1s l11 10!v pr· end guests of Mrs Stell,t Wal npcra lor <It lhf' Sl'ntl nf'l , 1s t'njuy burn Paulme Zirkle fre~hm&n nursP tug a week s vacalwn M r~ Willarr! Ebetsh11c h f!Tlll at Ho 1Zt'r H osp1ta 1 ,Sc h oo • u [ Norsmg, has been on a threl d~ u g hter loHc ~nd ~1r~ Chal'l <·" weeks vacation and has been Buck were hu s ltli' S~ visitors 111 with her paren ts, Mr und Mt ~; PL Pleasan1 Salurda~ M1 ss Chl'ryl Ebcrsb;~oh 1s s]}end F.bcr I.ewt,<; Allen Rou~h ttnd son, Lee, aud ' llJ.: this week wtlh her >! rand Joe SIJ'lson were 1n Athrns Mon fJ.II('nts, Mr and Mt·s Clarence day mght to vmt llamby Ala r '>1t.J;!ht, Braf'lbury Mr tmd Mrs Carl Mnorc ~111l Whoiic wife died recently daugh ters Ltn(ja and Mr~ II•H Mr and Mrs. Courtney ( arr Wtlson s pen t the W£'l'kcnrl w ranttac Mlch, arc VISiting Ham ~ Dtreetor and Mrs George Dalla~ l.t sbon wtlh Mr and \1 rs Reuben Davl!i and Cl tff urd D~vts and son Mr nnrl Mr" Hugh Bl.1ck or Mr and Mn Fred Cnles. Bu ck hannon , anrl Mr B'lld Mrs 1l11 1 ''hti\ICO!he wrre Sundnv g ueHt~ 1 d M OJlua\ • •f hi'r parents, M1 ~nd Mrs Plu l Prof f1\1, MAson, vtSII' Wttlumson evcn1ng with Mr and Mrs r 01 Wt•Pkencl ·~ue s t~ 11f M1 nnd \Irs rest Bac 1tlc 1 an d [ am II Y l'htl Wtll tam~(>T! w~le Mr Hntl M1~ .John Hawkins Sr · ha h ce n returned h ome f rom IT o1zcr ~1rs H.ttrf Wtlll,llll SO n Akron \ir an•l Mr~ Wath t•l J<'v.ms .ntd /los p1till w hr.re sh e v. ns 1II kt;>n ,on David rl'turnrr' to thctr h(llllt' t d b k " h when she fe ll al)r ro ,. ncr lp Mr and Mr~ nohcrt E: Mc-Ka\ IJt'nrhot n Mlrh, !:lunduy a fll' r' .t liowhng Green, were ovrrntght lwu wet·k~ v1s1t wtlh ,fohn !J ill T<:n ''tiC s t~ Monday o [ Mrs '·r, S Hlld dHughll•r Mt~s f.sthcr SrhRaf and famtlv Mr. 11n 1t Mrs lrrptise Mr and r\l r~ UalL1s Arnell lllltl McKay were former ,jcsldentt l.1ughlN~ l .troh n and Prggy ul twr t• w('rc rPiurOin[.! 'lt~m an 1800, nll le trip to WtlllilmKhu q; Jl b th S o .l<~mestown, Gat n ~ ur i! I' • m k~ Mounl ll tn ~ 11nd O,tk Htdgc 1 Trn n '!'h('y were Wcl•ketH JUC~ t~ 1 1 ( of tclallvcs 111 W,tsh ngtnn , ) Mrs McKa y \'ls ttcd JHmc~lnwu And Wtlllam~bur~ th t~ \'l'ar r~ pe ctally for lhf'tr l'l'lebrllttun sl\trl' she u a d('srrn dcnt of tht• ~~·t tlcrH of Jamrstown V.1 Mr and Mrs Noah llasktn s aJHI Reibel's Host T Relatives On Sunday WHAY 'T'hl"re w11l also be Seminars heJ.d at South Potnl on August : ami at Lucas\tllc on A•Lgust Methodist women are ~on Charles, were tn Co tumbu~ her brothf.'~ Saturday to v1s1t A rcccptwn (or the nov and Mrs Rohf'rl Palmer w,u•; hekl at the p.lr~on,t "rr- of Llll' Chnr"~ h of <I the NHZ:I rr n(• l 11 welcome them to !h(•tr nt·w Ch urch A rt l'T '1 t'.tson ot J'll'll }er Rnrl ~on< sc rv11 r Tl'freshme nts of ICl' t rram, r,tkt•. euffce, konlade and lllltltH Wl'le M't\ed 'J hose Prl"c llt lnc!urfcrl AnnA Stm th, Mcrl1· Raw lm ~~ Coru lhomt . 1\.ft nnd Mrs J or 1 urnl•r, Mr" Vlt tor (~,'ahnm Mr~ (.rOi io:l' Wn~o:t•l Mrs Carrie 1\u g usliiH' l arol y11 Vlnrrnl l!:rmu Unu).{hrrt y i"Hrla Snxton Hcrl j ll.thk J.tKpPI' llw sl Mr~ Hny mond Wtdhut•n ,lfld Pt•ll' 1 C11 pl. and Mrs WaHl'l Beahm llnl ' ~nd ch1ldrrn, Me<a n ROd John , l \]arv Mr ~ Jfallll' Wilt nntl ' Knoxvtllc J'f'nn nnct her ~r e nt s .Jnhnn1 \ll ~ S!l•lln Wal lHII n Mr an(f Mr~ C l~ Wnnd Rtplc y W Va , were rrccnt liUC.~h of Mr an ti Mrs ~: M Wood Mr anrl Mr~ .JHmf'~ Bw·hHn an 0 Hml J<HI!IhtP1's, Linda and Nann Htr on 11 varnlwn 11 !p m thr • Mr I M'dd} I eport SoeJ'el"V1 I Tues- 1 The meetmg will OPf!n at 10 1 I a m w1lh re,.,~~"istrat1on ~glnmng at 9 3{1 am, and will close at approximately 3 p m Those attend1ng are to take a ~ck lunch and coffee or lea \~Ill be furnlshed by the hosteES Soctely for ten cents Mrs RusS' Watson IS president of the hos tess soctety and Lhe Rev John Elwood 1s pastor of the church Mn H11rry P Smith Ports mouth D1stnct prestdcnt oi the Soc tet v w1tl p res tde at the meetlng Dr Ri chard Bauer Portsmouth l>tstnct Sullerlntende'llll Will attend the meellng I ° Church on I Mr and Mra. Clare~ Oweru: ha ve returned tO their home, Grundy, Va. after a visit with Mn. F11nn1e Kuper MiDenVllle Mr and Mn. John FUher and sons of A~ron were weekend guesU of h.ts parents, Mr and Mrs Will iam P'tsher Minersville and tn Racine with her parents Mr and Mrs Henrv Roush '• • Hatbarger, Logan I Lois Ann Knopp Queen of the Meigs County JuntoT Fa1r, w1th her escort, Don Johnson, plan to attend the State Fair Frtday whe~ Mtss Knopp will compete for the title of Quees of lhe OhiO Jumor Fair James Woodyard, of the Alfred 4-lt dub, 1lso will go to Colum· hl.li Friday where he wlll te11t his sld!J in Ute tractor rodeo. He won the loeal event Mu;a Knopp is a member or the Ratine Future Homemakers of Aroertc-a; Jdr. Johnson ia: an officer m the Racine Future Farmers ot Anterlcn. Oh'10 state Farr • Buckeye G"IfIs' tate AIumnae T G u d 0 et n ern·ay ASSOCia ' f'IOn I s New}y rea f ed On This Fn'da'" was chargr.ci by the state patrol awards, a fire-works d1~lay and the usual holiday celebratton after a mln(lr eolhsun near Ra- actiVIties Cine Tuesdal ---. Grmdley alsO, satd Robert Ram- 1 I !ey, for(citrd a. $2~ bond on a I charge of mloxtcatiOn Mayor nobmson last ntght penatiled Herman Parsons of Letart. w Va., $100 and coats and three J day=a 10 jail for dnvmg while COLU~!BUS l'P _ Wbcn tb.e mtoXJcaled Plans to inaugurate a new political educatLOn program in biggest show In the stal€ open!; Ob 10 are un d erway by th e newIy-crea t ed B uc keye G"JrIs' Sta tc ,.,.., doon1 he• ~ Fndov Oh1o w1ll Alumnae Association be able to view With pride th.c nelmes.s O( tis farms and the pro"Organiz.mg is our first objective," Association President d ' f I II d Mrs , J ames W . Goodnc ' h s tate d t od ay "Th en we m · t en d t o ucttVIbiiYy 1 Its SIC(' mJ s an provJde means (QT Instruction in modern American assem mcs mrnt. .followtnl! up wtth votr From Culdnnall to Conneaut "egtstratwn and gctout-lhc vott< OhiOans will flock to the Ohio campaigns." St.ate Fair to rub shoulder~ w1tll 1 ,,. each other, to compete with one WASHINGTON UP -The U S. The B G S A A , <1 non-pari! , tl anotheT in the li how rm;::, and to Armed forces wt!J begin recmvmg ~a n R"roup w11s rormallv on:amzcd listen an{! learn from a thousand ' Ia- tlc fl u vatt I ne m a bout a 1n Jul'le y oung womct• wh o h 3\'(' 'ta :tnd one exbtblts and dcrnonslra month officials 11a1d today nttcnded the annual Amc11can A Defense spokesman sud fir:st I egi~ . Auxthary-s ponMrcd Bur :tons. priority iWIII go to men O\'crsca.!l', k,e:10e (;.Jrls' State .scsswns are eli 1 "' And to have fun thelr famlhe!t 1nd Deff>nse Depart fl.ble for membership . The 6{)(),000 people who .arc rx menl clvlllan employes overse~. 1 RegiRtration at Middleport High prrected for the fair' s eJght-day d 'We are gotn!l to pui terth f h t The epartment has for seve I 101 , our pu~•o of bct"ng- 'to Soh. ool hRs been scheduled for run WI 11 con~ume m1 1cs o o yeal'S g1vcn a flu allot to m1ht " 'I"" .,.._ d A S t dogs and gallons of soda pap 1 1 . men This •y ear, officials said, a ru•t"e• ' " • the 1·ntere 5t 1·n •nd know... ,, 111y, ugcet 23 en ors are o an d JU&t spcn d th c lime be1ng so- called monovalent shot to com ledge of government'. " Mrs report at· IO l .m: Juniors, Il 8 m. (Continued on I)age Seven) bat KOiely the A.slallc fl~ strain, Gooclrich emphaSIUld ,, And to do Sophomqres, 1 p m ' And Fresh· - --will be given first Later the u.sual thts we are concentrntm~ on a men, 2 p.m. polyvalent s!'lot will be given progr~ that wt\1 enge der m terest and adton '' This reglt.tratto~ provide'S an Pia~ to help 10 a stal e wtde opportunity for new fttudents lo G~ANGE TO MEET vote ngl.!itralion cnmpal_e:n have register· (or studentS' to Rock Sp,lng~ Grange will meet I he endorsement of Secretary of ' hanin their sch d Je and 0" 8 Thursday at 8 p m l'femben are State Ted w Brown c e u s r('(]uestcd to come at 7 to help Nlne of Ohto 's 88 coun!ICS a] for others to t;>lleck thell' schedumove baek mto the hall . Re- ready ar 2 organtzetl lmml".:tlate les for changes due to conf1tt!l m BY UNITED PRESS fteshments w11l be served {Continued on Pagr Scvcnl cla.'lses. A ht.gh pressure center cxtt:nd --~-· -- -~ ---mg f rom t 1re Gu 1r of MexK'o nort 11 <o Hud"Pn B'Y pmrlu.ed fm ;):les and near summer Well· tber today over most of the naion Qnl y SC"IIttercd showers occur rr: d durmg the ntght, and pret'!lpl tcr. t10n amt'lunts were hght A fresh uwas1on of cool atr <wtpl !he northern Gt"cat Lake~ ~ nd New Engl-'llld , touchtng off .ho" cr~ along the southern sltorr: ' lf Lake OntariO R<"admgs were w<~rmcr m the .outhcrn Great Lake ~ and the C'lltral and SQUlhern plams, but t was {'ooler fro1n the Ohto Val te~· to the Cull Slates anri over the not·thcrn plonns I The Prutdcnt sa1d the Umte-d ANSWER CA.LL Pomeroy Emergency s'qutKimen answered a (aU to the Jnhn Dtll re~1dence Laurel Cliff. this mornmg A physlCian was called The student~ w11l mterv1ew fanne:n p1ckcd at random all over tile e(lunly Mason County is one of 24 W Va , eounlies tn the s c Army person 11 e To Receive Shot For Asi'atJ'C Fill I ° Middleport Ht' A·h RegiS• l rat'IOD Js Set For Fri'day I Hi I I "'gh Pressure center Brings "' ldeal eather mu"e- w I 1 THREE KILLED IN AJLANTI(: CITY BUS CR.,ASH l~cal I Melt' hner.t' Ho•pito~l Admitted, Irena Caldwell, Middleport ;Mrs_ George Nesse-lroad, Sr., Pomeroy Discliarged, IJoyd · Martin , Mld.c:Jlepor\; Mr~. Minba Willlam11 S)'l'acu.ae, l METER RECEIPTS P.arkmg me te r receipts tn Pomeruy Monday totalled $28950 Pa tr»lman John McKenr.ie said todll¥, State-" so far does not have a10 much InformatiOn on the S}Ttan s1tuat1on as It would like He Said A secunty detachrnE'nl has been thrown around the Amen can Embassy in Damast"Us for some days , and that a very ng1d ccnsorshlp IS lO effect But he sztd, the Umted State.s ill gathermg (!\'Cry ple<'e of mformatJOn It canAt on developments • El h ther~ w d pl'esen.. sen er 981 • there IS little lhe Umted Stales C:ln do about the Synan SituatiOn \ b-•u•o .. _-Lion would Involve Interventton m the mtenKl!l arfalrs or another country At this Lime. he said, the tntuahon ~~not· one of those ln.stancea whtch would tUSith' anv action u11der the Et~enhower Dodrme Under the E1senhowt-r Doetrme, the Unttcd Sl atP.s wou ld t th aid of a country 1 ~~~!te~ed ~)' direct Communat aggresf;ton If that nat ton so Teque.sted Thts could mvolve elther arms aJd or direct usc oi U s troops A r"'"'orter asked the President -·· had referred to persons why he of "leftist leanings" when tn fact oulnght Commwusts have tak~o over important miliblry and othe r posts m Syria. WLth a sm11e. the Presulent aaul tt IS alwars wtse to give your enemy a hne of retreat. ol As the twtion deve1ops m S}Tia, Eisenhower said, it must be watched by the entlre free world. Cimtion must be used, he I I ° I added, not to get mto a posi 1ton that would be Intolerable- for the United Stales and othcc f"ocoun · tries. j - - - - -- - - Farming Survey ' Now Underway By Student Team A team o.f s1x Wesl V1rgtm11 UmversUy students ts conduetmg a survey in MBsnn Count}, thts week, to detcrmme thr extent lo which the farm('n of the county arc hk 1 n~ part m lhe fed eral farm ;ud program study. 'J!he survey l.8 being conducted under the d1redtdl6 of the W Va. University department of agrleultural ectlnomlcs un dPr Dr W. W, Armentr-out. I � 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. 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