https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4642e577919eaf42b533e810530955eb.pdf 1baa6fb4a2156248504d3f0eb697921a PDF Text Text . .. • \ 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 �. "·'~ .... ·~ • I . ............."""'' . I • ----------.. -r------:-7-----,;,DA Y OF:_...:.:;RE=ST_:____ _ _ •__,l ....... . __..... .. ~,; 2-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug . 21 , 1957 ASound Business rractice Still Thri, es - .... Bce~:h •n" •-, " • • .- .~ .. n:. ~h , u hi P ff 111 er. · ~~, II t -~<'Ye n 11 ulrl!ady ha.!i M ttw st.ttlons and nr o:otlal ions looking townrd the s:l.l£' or a numbt'r or other.~ now :tr" underwo111 One or lht; slatwnq nlrf'ufly soh1 - IOC'Olt>d at SO\Lih C!lic;:~go-w lll lw Tleonvertt•d 1 Into a SUfiCI'rnarke1. 1<' rn l road .. aid tne stMLious cnn be u~od for lllmll'i('S, club hnu~<'S . ~t'Ott!~. comnr unily cen· lr>r~ .. a.ll(htorlum~ . skating rink~. l.wwlml,!l allrn and }'Outh C<'ll\Pl's Thl' statifln~ up for ~ult• !If(' lo· ratNI all ovt•r the (' 1•ntl'lll's ll.OtKJ nn 1•· syii'!Cin . Tht•} runge In size from .<~~all ~trrrt·ture s ht•uh!d hy twl b1•1l1t'd s loY<'~ l_o hu gf', 111nr· hl(·d..ffilrtmnt•d affau·s cnp<oblt• or st·lltlliJs: hu ndn•tl!-t 5tetlont Lou• Mon•y Wh .v is tht• cr·utral s1•11in g part of what h"~ lwen r1t•s f•r ihl',d as iiH "uoJd mino· ,-, .,.,, ,••, 1,,,,,.. , , Tbl' 1u·l nclt'"' 1-.." ,·.,,·on ,·,~ ~h•l I he ·~ road hu~ ht• t•n loHirw mtlrwv on lht'S£' stotlo.u. This ~~~~ ha~ , hC!(~n a mnjrH fnl'lor In the roarl'.c aunull! defidl rrom pus.~ cn"f. 01.)· '~ rntionq , whlrh nmou, 111:,j 0 ,-,1 most llO m!Jilon 11ollur., lust yrn: · A If re d E l't•rlmnn . pr01ritl r nt or lhl' nation 's !IC'C'tliHl hiftgC'III t·n\1 s~·s h•m. lold t.hf' Unlll'd PI!'.'' !hut WIHitt•\lt' r prufit tlu• Centrul '" •J: ht n·•il iH· rrum c:u-r:o.·iug a rw ~ -~ -~1-RT-H --A--N ~H-OU-NC-ED- •( uo ! ! 1 Shortage Of Pharmacists In Ohio ·Noted By Ohio State's Dean Parks An article by Joseph L. Sabino presidenl of Lhc Ohio Pho.rman'll· Heal AII!IO<"Intl<m, on the ~hortag e of l'egislered pharmnrist~ in Ohio and another artic!C publhh cd recently on the lack of (lharrn uci.~ts in the Unltert Stalt•s is of mlerf'st to a number of locul Pl'r .• on.s . Dean l.l11 ~·d Purk.s of the Ohio State Universily Collr:gr of Phar· runney has sai d thut there arc six possihditit· ~ fur pharmacists : rela1l fidd, hospital pharmac~ . pharm are uri ~·<tl int.lustry, govt•rnment resetl'h luhoruturv work, colll•gr tl•nehing in Pharmar:: <.nd pharrna('t•ullrnl Middleport; Harold Lohse and Wayne Swisher, Swisher and Lohse Drug Store owner!; and the late Miss Lucy M. Harn:y one o ~ the first women pharmacists. Keil'h Anderwn, son of Mr ami Mrs Frands Anderson anti a !':radua\e of Mlddkport High School is scheduled to start hii ; nrf'·phnrmacy st•1.1dies at OU this rail as ouc of t he top stud ents in his <'i<~as, he has bet'n gn·c11 a scholarship. I jourm1l1~tn .Jn a fifty year pC!riod ,' OSU, onr o[ 65, al·crcditl:d ph~man· col· lllkf'q In the US hai ' ~·rf.Lduatetl o.nly about 2000 stu1 ~nt s with 2:16 W\.'mcn 111 th1· group Tn Meigs ('ounl y OS gr:Hlnate ~ lndwjc nr. and M1· ~- .I J. Davi ·.;, . - -- --------- - ---- Ot>an Parks has sni\1 "SLn..-ting for newly regist er ed !}harmacbts !1 1'1' usually as lng h us and G!lcn higher th ;m those of 'iahu·ie .~ 'l:H.·gmlnin g engim~er :1 ." ~le also has said that the average druggist works ngt more than 48, .;:-,;,;;[·;·, week A program of rt · tlharmal'Y ~tl'tt!!ntT""ht-ttigh S('hl)uls t .~ hl'in g nl iH1t' by th(! stale tlllfl lot":ll phurmaccutic!ll !l~socintiuns . GA:U.LPOLJS.-HOGS-175 to 220 lbs 20 to 21.70; 220 to 250 lbs 20 t'l 21: Light 18 t(l. 21 ;--'i F at Sows 12 to 18, Stng.s 12 to 18, Boar.:; 0 to 14; Sow cmd Pigs 60 to 125; Sttonts .,5 1o 20. ,....,, 17.=.. ..... n. f - ( 12:00 12:30 V"AL CALVES:--Tops _25; F ,, 0 ---~ ;?I'- • Daily_ Sen·tm'el na·ybook .. . cho~ g. I. 8 :4~ NDC News Eye AU8UST 23rd -24th ' I 1 Loeal New5 Fred Waring IUO Arthur Godfrey 10:30. ·Strike It Hich 3:00 3:1~ 3:30 4 :00 0 :30 5 ·45 Weatherman ·~ · "''~'Ill -1 Wh at ..,. ''~-~'\1'\ , , ,_Y"'7( A'k,...ow,.,., '.,.,h at? B:Hl DouglaS' F.dwarcts '6:30' ""MY"P'f'ttf.llt;Fiicka . 7 ·00 Vic Damone wnH . 8:00 8:30 ~·00 Meigs County News 10:00 10'.:05 tO· to 11:50 ,..m; News Weather Seareb .lor Tomorrow G•ldln~ Light Katie'! Kitchen As tbe WOrld Turns Beat the Clock Housepartv Biw f-ay oft Bob Cro~y !.:how 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret !ltol'm 3:30 4:00 li:30 5:45 5·55 · Mditonaire ~ 'I've 1...--vt A Secret 20lh Ct> ntury Fox HOur Up·to-lhe-ml-nute Newl ""Scann ing the Weather /Jlhe Lste Show Edge o( Nlg~ The Early Show Your Esso 'RAporter Sport..l Parade Weatherman ' 6:3j) Ned u.;:ftin Sp,orts "~ Dou!!;las "Edwardr, Sgt. Prr.stun of the 7:00 Bob Cuinmlngs 6 :1:J 1· 7:30 CUmax 8 :30 110:00 00 Up-to-the-minute NewJ I . · • ' liG QI9UI' CHILDREN'S $1.91 _ BARDOOT SAMDALS ••• llEMN.AN'B> DAY , ,--PADI ............. ... , ........... ... .. $1. ' 10 : 0~ __c:________ -- Scannlne,.tbe Weather 10~ 10 1'1ie t. "'lP. i.Jhow Daily on 990 spot 3:00 ~ ;Otl Micke)' Mouse Clt.alt 6:15 John Daly & the Ntwa • 5:30 Disneyland -· • '.: " c • 8:00 Five ~tar :nnal 6:1:1 John Daly &; tne e:ao· '!'be Tllrnina· Point • .I J 7:30 8:80 Mf'ment oi DeelaloD 9:00 Wednesday Ntltlt Fll:~t• 9:45 Sportscope 'N"~I of tbe Nllht 10:10 Theatre 13 !UIO Sign Off Broken -liizes ,-- Choice of tolora. Buy lor wearing tbe rest of the aeaaon Buy for n'e xt,ye&r. The uvinga are youra -HURRY. CHOICE EACH ...... .. .. : ........ ......... . HJna:e ot Patet · 8:00 · · Tb~ater r,f!le ·,. ·~ 8:30 Mark Sa er 9;00 Play of the Week 3-4x6 $1,99 Grass Porch Rug~ , '· · ea. 99c 50 Man's 19c Work Straw Hats ··· · · ea. SOc ' .-300-Larg~ Turki1h Wash Cloths : · · ·. e11. 9c 200-Large Cannon Di~~ Cloths ·' ·' · · ·'ea. 9c 3-$10.9S Ladies Rain Coats · -· •· --- $5.00 1-$19.9S12x15 Quaker Rug----·· -' $13.95 2-$.J.4.9S 12Xl2 Quaker Rugs -· · · $1 0.95 1-$9.95 ·9X12 Quaker Rufl · .. :·.-. ·: ·l7.95 _35 pairs $4.98 Children's SlipPJrs -- $2.00 lJ- 50-$1.00 Men's Base.all .caps.· -: · ea. 50c t· 20-$1.00 Ladles Purses .. -· · · .. · .. · ea. SOc ' ' WALL PAPER REMNANT BUNDLES \( \ e1SO Sbad·ow of Doubt ·10:00 News of the Ni&llt 10:10 13 EnoughPaperandBorder • $3 eclch' $1.00 JUST t41 PAlmi WOMtN'S WHJTE $3.99 & P.§s SANDALS and FLATS · · · · --· · · · ·· pair $2 " pr. · A IJI»Iolnm Quota- llfWC! RVIIL KWRRH CNL XllfKII OVKN to Tne Dailv.Sen _ ~-.fl~ ,·~:.- C:NL Z8TIIIVI Suv•r Plum Tr•• HARTFORD. Conn Z V L t - Nlchola11 Konon . .a grart111g expert Z W HC, I _ ~,.. C1'QIIoqoolo• !'ROll IIVIIRT IIOUN'rt.IN·SJI)II ftiiiiiDQil RING - SAIIUIIL UIITIL IIIII' ~ttrKJ-.~..,...._ - EAS'I' who grows plum" on peach tr~tes, II trylna: the sa me trick w1th IJIVCCVLo:' ·~ · riJht now." ..:....L~ .rnaplea. He aald. "The books 8&)'1 .ll earlt be done but Nho knowamaybe I'lf o,\•ind up with plum! flnvoNd with maple syrup. 2Sc dreste~. ReaWar ,2.119 value. Beautiful. styln and fabrlta. Good sUe range. Shop ear}f both da1t. l'ridq aad. Sa• turday. , 50o YARDS1FANCY Men111 Better Sport Shirt., AU ruular $'1.19 nluu.J Good pattern• and nceDent Qu•lity labriea. Good altt ranae. Come ell}'ly fntl take ;,out eholce, each . , _ CHOJCI! EACH ~ ....: ..:........."~.' .......~ ....:-&.~ ?/''f 4-Boys $1.99 Swim Trunks ~~$l.Oo 12-Men's $3.95 Swim Trunks -- ea. $2.00 , 20-Men's $1.69 S.S. Work Shirts, ea. $·1.00 11-Men's $2.99 Bermuda Shorts ea. $1.00 300-Yds. Reg. 49c Dress Print ---- yd. 33c 166-Boys Plaid Flannel Shirts -· ea. $1.00 ' 15-Men's Linen& Denim Hobby Pants $1.SO 2"7-Men's SoHeel Dress Shirts · -· · eli. $1.00 48-Men's $1.00 Ba.seball Caps · · · · e11. SOc IS-Men's $1.99 Dress Straw Hats ea. $1.00 31-Men's$1.99 Fabric Dress Hats ea. $1.00 - -- - - SPORTSWEAR .r= Values to •U9. &horll of all klDclJ, ;:al feushera oddJ and encll: ·of ~ ae eeUon. sure to lhop ~ .aur~ fed ~ant DI.YI. · • - . ~. • OICZ UCIJ .............................-.......................... 11 ONLY -REGULAR $16.95 LADIES' ' LONG COATS .. $1 Don't. miss this Group - Only tl to go al this Fantastic Price. Good size range. Be here when the doors open for hrst ct"loice - HURRY! $1 ~ GliUUP REGULAR "lflf.tll- -- LftLON TOPfERS 11 Regular St0.Q5 Nylon TopPers must ao to make room tor Fall coa\.5. Whites and pfSlels. Nice quality and a bargain pnce. Corne urly and take your choict. REMNANT DAYS. EACH $5 $5 P'amou~ O.N.T. crochet cotton. Good slz~ spool~. Ecru and white in popular numbers. Quantity II limited. Shop early Friday mornin&. CHOICE EAOII ...... ... .... . $5 So 111irry! SUMMER DRESSES Pretty summer drC!sses ip fine fast color printed cotlons - Rl:'g. $3.09 values. Out they go now during Rrmnanl Days at this low, low price HURRY! $2 144 PAIRS FAMOUS MAKES WOMEN'S BETTER -FOOTWEAR CROCHET COTTON I Values!-~ - CLOSE-OUT GROUP LADIES $3.99 1 LARGE LOT WHITE AND ECRU Thl1 lt really t tint ltlection of Better Dreue11. AU" 11~ J,rrlvala.' BeaUtiful atylt8. Good aeLee:. &len of .aiU.. ''f•l\leJ to tltl.Ofl, Take y~ur CKOifll DUUJil0 a.BMNA.HT DAYI, ZAOB .... I I . ·- , P,IC:I.·OOODS $144 GIFT ITEMS --.. .. · · · · · · · · · · ·· Yz PRICE 60-81 x99 White Foxcroft Sheets · · -· $1.79 3D-Reg. 39c Turkish Towels · · · · · · ea. 25c 30-81xl08 White Foxcroft Sheets .. $1.99 20-Large Orion Bed Pillows · · · -· · ea. $1.59 36-42x36 White Foxcroft Cools ·· -· ea. 44c ID-$6.9S Aluminum Chairs · ·- ·· · ea. $4.00 48-Boys Big Yank Dungarees .. · · pr. $1.79 · 2.:..$17. 9S Aluminum Lounge Chain $12.00 16-Larga Part Wool Double Blankets $3.99 15D-$1.49 Plaid Single Blankets ---· $1.29 200-Yds. Printed Cretonnes 3 yds. $1.00 · 100-70x84 White Sheet Blankets · · $1.79 100-Yds. Plain $1.59 Bark Ooth yd. $1.00 7-$3.99 Luncheon Cloths ·---····ea. $1.50 50 Fancy $1.00 Plastic Drapes · · -· pr. 88c 12-$3.99 Chenille Spreads · -· · · - ea. $2.00 1G-:large Fancy Single Blankets ea. $3.99 - 4-$2.99 Shower Curtains · · -----· ea. $1.00 2-Goes,nack Bridge lamps · --· · -ea. $3.99 1D-$7.9S Children's Dusters · · · · ea. $3.00 14-Men~s $1.99 Bathing Trunks ea. $1.00 3-$S.98 LiHie Boys Coots · · · · · · ea. $3.00 CLOSE-OUT GROUP - WOM.N"S $1 IRTS aa a Big Grou; ot Prln~eu Pea:gy sleevelest Valm" Up To $ti.95 Pair 4c Final clearance of all spring and summer footw<'al - Flats. Casuals, Heels, in wh1te. he1gc and patent. All sizes in lot . Dul not m every sty le. HURRY! Save over lh now! $3· ' ., S'I'II'F.l..ERS- Pomeroy, Ohio • REMNANT' DAYS - I'RJDAY and SATURDAY- AUGUST 23rd and 24th STIFFLERS- Pomeroy, Ohio I -· ,. . ' ' ' • ' .· • ' .:. ,. -- 300 ASSORTED • of - 1-LAJIGE GROUP BEfTER I t ... aoua J'in.al ~1eout ,_ COTTON •DRESSES You'D Be Paid In ccats, eulb and toppers. Former ;;;;;;, lo . 124.95.. ExceUI!nt aelectiori.s to close out. &~uti· Is a real barlaln Da.y1 price. \ ' I '· Choice, each 5c fOOTWEAR rrh ;_ I <-LOSf.OUT GROUP - WOMEN'S 1S Girls $1.99 Summer Skirts · · · · ea. $1.44 1.5 large 24x44 Hit and Miss Rugs ea. 33c 2S Regular $3.99 Fancy Drapes ·· pr. $2.44 25 Little Girls Nylon Toppers · · ·· ea. $3.00 1S Ladies $S.98 Bathing S?Jits · - ea. $3.00 9 Ladies $S.98 Linine Toppers · · ea. $3.00 12 ladies $1.00 CoHan Half Slip!i, ea. 77c 1SO Remnants Tapestry Fabrics · · · · ea. 39c 53 Irregulars Cannon Nylon Hos.e · · pr. SOc 100 Pairs Men's $S.98 Dress Pants ·· $3.88 18 Regular $2.99 Indian Blankets · · $1.99 THEY GO- WOMEN•s tt()VELTY B~ h~n' ~ty for flnt ehoice. Summt!:r sandal~. .wedaP-Cd .hatJ. Broken lob. Valuet to $3.99_. Good ranae ot aiUII, Shop and save durin& Stlttkr'a FAMOUS UMNAHT DAYR, P.\IR .............. . j ---- u. ,.,..... "" '·I PIECE GOODS REMNANTS . 19-Ladies $5.98 Linen Skirts · · ·· ea. $2.88 9 Ladies $1.99 BouHant Slips · ·· · ea. $1.44 I5-Ladies $3.99 Cotton Skirts · · e!'· $2.88 15-Ladles,$3.99 Summer Blouses ea. $2.88 11-Ladies $3lJ9 Maternity Tops ea. $1.99 4&-l.adies $4.98 Street Dresses ea. $3.00 .14-latlies $2.99 Summar Blouses · · $1.88 -Hatftes (val. to ~4.95) Sulli. Suits $10.00 10-Ladies (val. to 24.95) Toppers $10.00 2-Ladie~ $10.95 Faille Dusters -· ea. $5.00 15-Childrin's $1.99 Swim Suiis . eci. $1.44 ' .for Average Room. . meht a ~~Y . wj~h · lprN. R.... HAZEL PARK, Mieh.-City ina: ri&hta k the clty · Manager Cah•in c:- Henry !Jsued a a:i.rden ." achedule giving ea.ch city depart· ·OUve,Ingraham • Movir Matinee 7:00 Orient ExRftia · '7 :30 NavY Log 8:00 Olate and Ran1et Writer Neighbora 1:30 4:00 Cartonn 'club 5:00 Micke:; MoutJe Club 8:00 Five Star i''lnal Radio Dial 1:1~ 3:00 America; Bandat..:nd. American Bandltand UYJ Cutoon Club On Your ' CHANNEL-13 THURS. 10:59 Sign On 11:00 Advel:'turu in L81or¥:o 12:00 LibeTaee 12:30 'the Gretchen Wade CHANNEL " WED. 10:59 Sign On 11 :00 Adventures in Learnln,. 12:00 Liberace 12:30 The Gretchen Wade Show 1:1~ Neixhbors 1:30 Movie Matinee Big lot or Fancy white and pastel All sold for ~9r and 79e each, Earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pins. Come take your CHOICE. REMNANT C$AY8, E.\CH .... i~wetry. CASUAL OXFORDS \ WHTN-TV C"annel13 I Y! SUMMER JEWELRY Commodore-summer Regular $1.00 plaid cottoD blouiles, Gqod tiltljle qf 11ztts. Fast . t;.o1on:, attrac!Uri patterns. La'y in 1 supply at thJt 1ow prke. Shop · and nve durlnl our !'amOU! 'Remnant Days, -, - 200 PIECES REGULAR 59c MEN'S and BOYS' $4.98 "BALL BAND" ~larho~tse I AUGUST 21rd- 24th Mo l.aJ·AwiY1.-1Yii M.fst 1e Here-. 55 Ladies 89c Munsingwear flanties, ea. SOc 3-$1.99 fancy lamp Shadis .... · · .. $1.00 12 ladies fo $3.98 Princess Slips, ea. $1.75 13-$1.99 Laclies Crepe Gowns .... -· $1.29 30 Ladies to $2.50 Brassieres · - ea. $1.00 15-$1.99 Laches Crepe Pajamas .... $1.29 9 Ladies $5.98 Girdles ...... ·•· -· ea. $.3.00 6-$2.99 Ladi~ ·crepe Pajamas · ·· ·· · $1.79 11 L~dles Soiled $4.98 Wool Stoles, $2.50 1-$1.99 Ahilnillium Tray -· -.. · .. · ' .. $1.00 7 Ladies Soiled White Uniforms,· ea. $2.00 · 5G-PalnMea's Big Yank Dungarees $1.99 40 Ladi~ Summer Hats -· · · · · --·.· · ·· ea. SOc 2D-$14.95 Men's Suede Jackets · · $10.95 29 LiHie Girls Linen Dusters · · · · -· ea. $1.00 15-Pairs 1.98 Children's Plastic Boots $1. 27 Childs $3.99 Organdie Dresses · · $1.88 25-Assorted Household Brushes · · · · ea. Sc 19-$1.00 Boys Summer Hats -· · · --. ea. SOc 32-$1.79.:--'3.• inch Window Shades ea. 89c 2-$10.9S Ladies FaHie Dusters -- ea. $S.OO 18-$1.99 Fftther Pillows · · · · · ·· ' ea. $1.59 . ' . . . 1:30 2:00 2:30 Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Ni.t;ht The E.:>rly s:1o"! Ynur Esso Reporter Sporh Parade I • •. .. .C hlidrtn'a Re&Ulll!' . 1.18 barefoot aandab for •bildrl!llr.~ :JJ& all!'.e• .a:to 2. Good leather uppen Ions wearin&: Hmpotltlon •olea. AU half prlc~ CHOlCE, IACH ........ .................. ........... 8:55 0:00 Kalle's Kitchen As thf> Wori.., Turn1 , Mo Phone or .JWI· Shorh, blousefi and pedal pw;hen. Val.. ue:s to $1.29. Buy ,now tor achool. BiJ group of lo11 of .Styles to select from Remnant Days. CBS News . 'I 'I ' t DAYS· Y! SPORTSWEAR 7:00 .11mm1e Dean 7:80 Buat~.n Blaetle 8:00 Ceptaln Kan&aroo lt:OO 11:10 ll·llQ' 11 :46 12:00 12::_l0 1:00 semi~ annual til 1>1(0111' I.HILDREN'S REGULAR $1.00 -·-----· TIIU-RSDAY l 8:45 o_uR· CR&A-t.-- Y! t.llO '. CHANNEL I I • ' 8o30 }Jill!h·Low 9o00 Lux Vulco Tbeai.H IGoQII WhirlyblrdJ 10o311 'NeWI Readlfnea 10 ~40 Nttewakh l2il0 /$HO~· . ....,.,.. 9 I... M.: DAY! weathe· :.nt .!7:80 • '" ;TWO 1:00 Beat of Groueho Best of Dngnet Tire People ll ...:boice 8:00 I 1 :30 Houaeparty 2 :00 Big Payof! 2 :30 Bob" Crosby Sho., SHt:EP- Ewes and Lms. 5 lo 10: Stock Ewes 3 to 10; F!lt Shf'ep 3 to 8, Cu lls t lo 5; Bucks 3 1o 6; Fat Wethe.rs 3 1(• R. LA:vi~S - Tnps 21: SeconC. s IB to 20, Light Wts. 14 to 18; Com· mon 10 to 14. FoT"hel&n , Sports Eye t ·OO ~ea.1 the Clock Sc~· onds 20 to 24; Mcdn1m 1'5 to 20: Com. an!.l Hvs.. '10 \(J 22; Culls ti 1fl , 2. " . n Sporu ~. I ,....... 0:35 Fred Waring Arthur Godfr~ Strike It Rich ;News Weather Love of Lift: 11:30 Search for Tnmorrow n .4~ Guldin·g Light HO 1 born Mis!<iiUII<lf.Y Snci l' ty or the l~u·st Brq:rtist lh lll't"h hnd pu:nit•s at' th e ).f!rldkport Ru;u1slde Park ''' t~ Weaibereas& 9 :00 9:30 10:30 11:00 11:10 11:15 CAT'I'LE---Steers 12 to 21; I-J1!i· fers 10 to 20. Baby Bref 14 to ?.l; Fat Cows 10 to 15; Canners 6 to 9; D1.1lls 10 to•te; Mllk Cow.~ 60 to Sanborn Missionary Society Circles Picnics In Middleport Pork :pa~iCd,;l.;o';;·=========" Thrrl' Ci ,; o(Hold till' B. H. San I Grarc Phillips is the Home nus·de .I Flatt and Scr"::QI uo 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Slaclrie 8:00 Caotain KangarOo G:4~ CBS News 8:55 Local News LIVESTOCK REPORT I 1-....... 8o00 WEDNESDAY i ... News Picture Pres~ntl ,, . Th!J !J lhe sale all Meigs County wall• for-Remnant Daya at Stiffler's! lt'a a sale of treiJiendous savings for enryone! . . . . quapty goodo for you.r1elf, your family, and your home at lhe loweot prleea of tho year! . _. _ Here; we OUI lilt but a few ollhe hUildreda of "olOIO-GUis DOW On d!Jplay . __ . aU IUIJ. J..t to lint eome, flnt eholee, oo burry! Friday and Saturday, llemaant Days al stlffler's-Come, Buy and Save Plenty. . YOUR UFE DAILY CROSSWORD 5:4~ Popeye ,- WCHS.:.Tv ChannelS . h I, Moviebme Popeye PreseQt; ·-~' - ' ----"---~- . sc:IEN(E IN ( ~ :30 7:31r !ilOnlry t:hO,sC'n_ by this Ci~·clc DJ~d Hnze! Morns ~.~ the F'ore1gn mJ.;;. lnrth of a ;.;ix pound datljlhtPr, Phtn lulc.t Olnn•r ~~onary The Clrci\f' m<trl_e plans to A ha-"kct !llnner and u sign will ad as hoslcsse s fol' the Sf;ptem· Margar1•t Ann, Mnnduy, lll tht: 1 TUP~rln.\' 1,v~·nmg. Wuliuow I The norroL~ l'u·rk busi 1w:.;s her meetm~ or tlw Ml~>~.mnury Medkal !IO~tJital uf Vh·I!.Jntu in bt' held ul the 8(~111' Chu!'ch of Ch1·isl Sunrlay, Auw:mtl TIH'f'illl" wa~ cumluuetl'd h_v Mr!;. Society. \trs. How a_ rd Wesl was !I Uichmoud . Mrs \viii i11 tlw ft~t·m Pr () oruth .~ Flnk M<tlenur1 grand 25 followin•.!• the woo·ohip !IC'"">·-. '• "'" F'l' lll1Ct'S Bt>arhs. t'lliHIIHan, a(1cr I ~ ues t ol thf' mel' l mg . -· Aachool 1111' mc:-r.l Wh('n grm•t• Wit.~ HiVl'n 'Mr<l Millon Hood, PI'C$ldcnt or Snulf, a form of tobacco whlth !1 hv Ml'S. Charlt•s BP n lwtl . 'Mi~.; !he Socil't~·. nskl'd the grnrn for 11nitred up the nose without the pre· Syhin McP.1u.~ ter w:l~ dlWOlional I he picn1c Jn('n] of the Eloctn limin&ry nicety of setting ftre to lt. lt·ader and Mrs. T. I•' Hawkins (1irclc nnd Mrs (1\iUord lhY ' H e. Border Oil li. Muked ACROSS ll not aa popular aa it. wu in the L(avf' the rlt'r1icnl•:)ry rrny~r rc r tht· chaiit;tan, presidefl. Tile opcnin~ wltb 1 t. Chief 18t.h eentury, In t.hoa&df!•• the use ...... gil't orf,•ing Lovc,ifl box.t'S devotiOnal service wos led by '· '.rtxu 1. Ordain tho of lnutr to provoke the euurable 1v n ' ' d • cook ' aenaation whieb oomet nat before Wf'rl' rli,:;trihutcd to the ten n1f'm· Mrs. Paul Smart an plans were t. Rull 1 8. H•1rlell ' a aneese was widespread; today· it brw~ present . ~ad~ to give the devotional St)f2~. Sln.llhl~t.AnoddJob ll.,lol, n'sign;1l\on 11 almost extinct. Th ur Mr~. J M v1ce at lite Septe~ber meeting nf 1 tlml4 10. Hautboya Recently, however, three British An·her' 11 ~ read in" dllnnlHit. wu~ the Mlssianary S~l&.ty . ( var.) 11. tmmenq 14RoU of 1 • doctors revived are 1•1111 , 1J und , Mr;. Hl<~nthl~ Hnll· . Lillian Ferrer i! the Hoote n_tis· lt\Oftty Jt. Nour· 11. Mldda.:y ~ the uae of anuff ttH1 ~ tall w:ts narnt•li 11 , hf'r p1art• . wm11ry? t !his Cl re Ie on d. De 1Ol'CH mnl lC. ConJuMUoft ::~~~!J~u:;:..o~ Mr~ . 1\n·lll'l' n•sigllt'l: b('('UUSt~ or LosLIOn 1S the ~l-~ss,lo.nary ~ IT. lOx. 10. Wot 1 to h~ad olf th,. ill lu·nllh for the yoar. ;.,vp ember plalol 11. Ouldecl 16. 8tuM& 32. A ptexua 1neesea and run· Plan~ Wet£' mndc to st'nll n bat!· rnt•ctinK wiU be held nt the home 1 I& Bwomp :u. Bocrlal i \I.O.rv• sa WU4 /1 · ny no1ea of hay ke1 uf fO'Od tn a rret•dy f·am\ly 11 n 11 of Mrs. _D11vid Darst Jr. Ma·s. Beu· , ' ...k ; 10. Pl&ntt!dl 'ahtep (tnd,j, hv~r J:ailent,. Mrs. Willi~ Anlhon.v 'ad Mr.~ h1h Whale gave .the c_loalnltl pruy · 31. Blbll(!&l !•orlr lr.l 10. ConlfetOUI 18. •·llor 'I "" · The m ern med· nom er Hartle,, Wf'I'C nnmett oa H. Text\nna Wh1le wu a auest: name Cotnta.s. \cal anutr oon• J n .••,..,, t ned no tob~t~o. ln!ltead it. wu lhbi pro"\ccl. Him&Jayu compand moat1y of a milk lUgar The C\rrle called lactoae, plua & small amoun,t mi ~.~lon.o~ry, Sara . _ , · marmoC. 14. Mend of Sterane, one of \.he moat pot.en~ lam:, Ore., and their ot tbe new hormonea. <~ionari£'<1. Mr. 811d I ' ze. OeraJdlM r-+-+-1-.J-~ The auffeNn rot two anlff1 a day McDaniel. Yokohllma, • Jal)an, ~ t>f Ul~ new wonder anuft', while a ' ooprano control rroup or patlentl ~ an- the cori1ing year ' , -ATTiND · PICNIC 21. Hllh (Mill. I inert 1nuft' which coru\ated entln\r Mrs. L. D. Dll~~ tairman The Ro.:er Dean Motor Co., o! 10. Milo of iaatoae. Thoaelliven the SteriDe lhc f.ovejoy C\rlcle-.t Atlkns held their comp:~ny· p icHolmo lnuft' ret)brted that It not only ben• wlu~n thl'y met artCr, t elr nlc for all their emp.loyccs and 11. Plactd lit. eft.ted .t heir Mlee. but al~o relieved Mr.s:. C. E. HoyL, wi o rnmiHes nt the Fred Beasley Ft~rm layan , the lte:hlntr ud oongeat.inn of tht ch\trch pnstor asked the ~a~ pr<! Athens, Sunday. · Attending from IS. Dll'l .e)'u whleh otbon &c40mp&nlee hay · . -• :fever. In oont.rut, the patifll'lte who cedmg the mea 1. M1 s. llaymon-u here wtre Mr. and Mra. Evortltt , took unmeditated anulf 10t no air-- l.lunan gaY~ the Cp<'nlng devo· Watson and Mr. and Mt'S. Harnlrl ·1 SIS. Rt• . pUleant relief. , Uonwl se.rv1oo on the topic "Va.. Watson ·.flld famUies. IT. On.. lelttr I T~e doctora - all aft\1\ated with catit>ns" an l' Mrs . Ho yt gave lhr ......aJ~:o----- · II. DetiN 1Kina'• follep Hoapital in London prave•·· ' Ouut Spe•ker Sunct•v ttnt.r - dldrt t explain why they u&ed ·r~e secrctlli'Y Mn. 1 unum reud George T. Siddall Jr. e student , 60. 0011 91 war anulf 111attad of noaa dropa or an. 1· ~M 11 u 'c I aoroaol 1pray. But their expe1'iment. a ~Iter u.vl_!l rs. . ··~· .-t End over Newton Theological • DOWN wh,ich they urced other doeton to and Mls:s 'Florine! Tulhott ~m a SchOol. Boston, Mass, wm be · I. Opportunlt)' t;ry, may lead tht British anUBe.rt eontrlhuUon for the Cirdo trea- jUe&t speaker at the Federated \ J. Unoympoto rt!VI~ a once-traditional piece of !.UTY as .M•n.t by thesl' ladie!l. Mr, . Church, Sunday mornlng. using tbM.Ieally pocket furniture ; the ornate anulf· Luman ahro l'Oild a thank-you let · for hh topic, "Lake Clay in the l.lnlltot box. ter rrnm Mra. Hatry Hysell for Potters Hand". Mr. Siddall is work nowen Kent her when she was In spilndlnl the Jummer months in &.8trvtct cbup Alw•vt. Prt~Nred Hol!et Hotpltal and Mrs, liYlftl.l Middleport ~t the home of Mr . 1. 111 svn.-.cm:E, N Y. - As they •'-':•::__:':::"":::1:..::_0.!~~ilt::.:t::_•.:':::h•:.::: · ~1e. 1 , and Mrs.· Pau_:~mart: \f ,., took Thomas Glovemore orr lo <"l'>'i - - - ' - -.-- DAILY Cll'lftoQUOTE- ReM'I lltnr work It: Jail o na eh.,ge of '"""'"dUng. A XY DL B A A X deputy sheriffs asluld lhc ~2-year\ 11 L 0 H 0 P • I. I. 0 W 1 old man why he Insist ed on dr~g0.. letter etmply 1tande tor another. In thl• Hmple A lt u"d aing along 3 sack r.o~lain!ng about tor tM thrH L'a. X for lhe two 0'1, ete, Blnll• le\ttra, apoao UO bottles of medicine . "1'1;lat's &roplitl, Ule 1en1th and formation of the worQ art aU hlnta. eaay," Glovemore mold "SomeI:Mh d&J the cod• !etten are dltfertnt. times I don't ftX:I goo'\ - like Mr. 1111t.l Mr1:1 Fret.! W11l, lhch mond. Vu .. are annour1ciug lh(• 4:30 845 NBC News I 1-oo Mayor of the Town Father l(nowa Se!!t ! j ~ 8:00 {tr.aft TV The•ter ..~·: -.:.·1,. 9:00 Thl.!' Is. Your Life l 9:30 Wiler!ront I 10:00 Masquerade PArty 10:30 News Head1tnes 1 10:40 Nitewatch . 12:00 TonlJbt What'a Wrong Wit Compulsory Auto ln,urance? Ma ~on . Comedy 1·tme I I - - - -- - - motlwr ~~ Mr~ Ro~a Ftnk, This is thoir lint rl1ild. .$ :30 i 6:~ Not/011o/ ,.,,,O< icotiOII. /n<~IP•IIcl!fflf t11aurance compulsory won't mean " .~Joaern R'lPI~na'ee-~ 3:00 o·\M:Ien !or a D~1 3:45 lll.oaerr t1.omancea 4:00 Comedy T!me 4:30 Movietlme 6 :30 Vt1f1>l hm")on, GoMral Ml>noo•• wa_r, Making the buying of llabUity T1 uth or ConseQuer.ces 8o00 SphlJCh PlAybou~ INSURANCE TIPS You hear a lot thesof! days about compulsory automobile liability >"n•u•nnce and l1ow it'd 00 a good thing• because everyone who eau&ed an a!X!id~nt would be au'I e Ul pay damares. You'd eertalnly think the inaur~ anee induatry would be for eompulforybeeauseifeveryonehadto buy Insurance, that'd mean ni.ort ulea. But, it doesn't work that Rmflpe-r R~om The- Price is Ri¥t "" ! 5:45 News Picture t•ry. th!lt everyone will have lnsuranee beeauae there will always be peo• plfl who wlU lrnore the law no matter bow ~t.rlctly lt may Melt· forced. And it wrm't mean that everyone who is Injured and tbe famiHea of those who are killed wm be paid for their auft'erlnr. An accident vidlm ran't recwer damagen from a hit-and-run drlv. er who'a never caught, O?' from an unin&ured out.of-stat.e driver. Nor ean he rt!cover from a drlve.r whoae insurance. hu been can· J · 1 celled or ht~ exptred. He can't re. 'J: 1e c cntr:~ l r. ~ur~ l1 11 lfiHI'.~ 111 . cover, either, if there is no proven S" legal1tabllitl, or Ift h~ ia at fault. 1 nws 1 I , uU a mou Lh just on Its C 1 · ompu 10ryproblem eaves oo many slat1011 at 1-.biont', N. Y., lll7 1111l · The real II to flnd gaps. aome 1'.'1 nurth of UtiPa, just short ol wa:r of cutting down the tragie 1he Canudlun horder. 11 ~aid lhh j lo1s of Ute and limb on our blah· w:...~ lYJllt'ni of il~ srunl1 sl~tions.l W&J'I. Compul1ory won't help one The C1•nlrul ;;uu.l it lolll's moro Iota. A• a matter of taet, It'll th•".n 11 ',200 ,(100 11 .\.'f','lr on II ~ b1g haVe'I the •-k opposite kl effect d tor tIt Umon 1 ermin ul Jn C"lt·v"l,·u>d wqn e rec e!ll an "" drivua off our hlghwaya.unee Thee w.hieh is one of thoH' up ror snle effect of rompul sory Ia to grant a or ll'liSl'. llrenee tq _maim, "nd to eay to r.1'n JHI Ct•nlral Sla ll nu, in the aucb people, "Go ahead Jnd drive hf•:u·t ur N(' W Vurk . is 111 tl (\11 the and have an accident. You ha-a J i~l ln!lurane'if so your aeeldent hi - 3-<( ----- - - - - ~~~ I 3ign On Tic T :a· Dough : 11 30 It Could BP You 12:00 Current I :00 Mv Little Y=t:"(le 1 1 ·30 nride .mrl. uroom 2 :00 Ma!!ne"' ThP.ater . 3 ·00 Queen for a Hay I j "' 0 30 It is evident hy the successful operation' ol this plan that the people of thi s area choose ' wisely when they pla('(• their trust in the bus- 1 iness and foresight ability of such men as the Beech Grove ~Cemetery Tl\t StC'I'S, who poinl out that contributions may still be m~rle for the perp~tual rare plan of Beedl Grove reffic. "I~ com pll'tely wiper! out by thf' tm·minul he merely wn!k:l' throtr ~h to cutch the train." P('r]m an ~ aid what a pa~S CII).i('I" 1 pay s lt'r hi ~ tieket "stays within 1 L_n· termmal 10 ' ' ' for ils g>g~n t1c £'0.->ls or operalibn. m, t- nt">l" ance and laX('S. In bu yin g lw; tit·kel . hl' pays mosl (or the fa· r ility he usPs lr:ast." Kt·y to llwse high co~t s "is th<' generally huge tax load pial'ed 011 rnilway p<tssenger facilitu•s," Perlmun exploined. Competitors E&cape Tu" He pointed out th 'l l mnny sta·l lions wcJ"e bulll during the rail· road's mo-nopoly era "unr! rf'floc1 I a gr11 ndeur far hcyond todllv's worth- and their OJ>f'raliull u.nd m:unl(•mmrc l'OIIt~ A.how il .. In analyzin g the t·ost p1rlur ~, Pt·~·Jman s:11d railroads mu:->1 bu1l1t. m-:Jinl.: un untl P<~Y taxi's oa their st:llion ~. while tlwir cum-~· fll'lllm·s- oitllll('S and btl~ com· panies~ usc tax·frcl' tf'rminob hu!lt Wll h publk I'• ntl1=. r' I l',' 10.00 ti ·OO funds for future years. I - • l' roau s:w [ 0 .00 ~ · 55 Sign On B:UO 1'odo.y 9:00 Romp"'' Room 10:00 The Price i~ Right t0 :30 Truth or C: 'i'lsequenteJ ; 1:00 Tic rae Dough 1t ·30 It could Be Yo1.1 12:00 Te;.; ~nd Jlr.x 12.30 Current J :00 My Li!!~e Margie J ·30 Brld~ and Groom 2:00 Mt.lin~e 'fh~ater 8 00 Todpy ' moneys so mvest cd with tile spent but is a_! ways kept ia govcrnm1'nt bonds sa that the mterest r~n pro\·idt• sti ll more Anvbodv sengt•r station '! 5 55 ON E4CH OTHER • \ THUJIS.OA Y -Channel Wednesday I L~T'fM WO~~K--) l he l tru stees is e ver New York Central Railroad To Auction Off 408 Stations Th1• N1•w York l.'!·n!l'a] Railroad ha~ put 406 of it'> st:~tlon~ on lhC' atlrtlon hlock and will £'ntertaio 1 t Ct'ml'ler~· ViiJ~ge o~fkials pnmt out lh.1t none of of course, being given to those who NF.W YOUK UPw'"' 1 1"• 1111v • 11 rm I"O&r! • them todi1y . have made the interest fund s avnilable by their investment. !. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV ·C hannel3 • r xf'elh.•nt stale of Llf"l' , gn rn~: t o the C'PrHeler.\ an aura of ne at :rnd pt'~celrr l quit·Lm\e. a.; \\dl as_ a securP kn_owlPdg(' h~ 1hn~t· \\ lw h.1vt' t:o n. tnhuled that rn the \'l'ar~ 10 co me when they 1 too have be\.'n hud tu n·st . the sJ mc care will I be given to thL•ir g1·.n·P:-. ;~s rs tH·in g given tu I States Government Bonds. The interest ac· emed from these bonds is used for mainte· nance of the cemetery lots with especial at· ------ 1 The net result , IS that. qurt e a number of 1 lots in r.r ovc today arc in au I A practice started a number of 'ears ago by the members of the Beech Grove CPmetl't"y Board of Trus tees is now paying off 111 n:~ll dividends anrJ enabling the prese nt dav tJ u::.· tees to more capably disc-hargt• the ir d.u !les The plan evolved by the trustees Jnd ·:~H·· ried out with meticu lous care by surceedrn g trustee ~ of the cemetery is a simplr , but ef· fective plan of long range thinking And lo· .day it is operable and in force . The plan was set up for lot owners in the Reech Grove Cemetery to plac~ in escrow with the Board of Trustees sums ranging from $100 to $500 to provide for perpetual care of their cemetery plots. The moneys so placed with the Truslccs has over the years been wisely invested in United tention , ------ ~ -- �. "·'~ .... ·~ • I . ............."""'' . I • ----------.. -r------:-7-----,;,DA Y OF:_...:.:;RE=ST_:____ _ _ •__,l ....... . __..... .. ~,; 2-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug . 21 , 1957 ASound Business rractice Still Thri, es - .... Bce~:h •n" •-, " • • .- .~ .. n:. ~h , u hi P ff 111 er. · ~~, II t -~<'Ye n 11 ulrl!ady ha.!i M ttw st.ttlons and nr o:otlal ions looking townrd the s:l.l£' or a numbt'r or other.~ now :tr" underwo111 One or lht; slatwnq nlrf'ufly soh1 - IOC'Olt>d at SO\Lih C!lic;:~go-w lll lw Tleonvertt•d 1 Into a SUfiCI'rnarke1. 1<' rn l road .. aid tne stMLious cnn be u~od for lllmll'i('S, club hnu~<'S . ~t'Ott!~. comnr unily cen· lr>r~ .. a.ll(htorlum~ . skating rink~. l.wwlml,!l allrn and }'Outh C<'ll\Pl's Thl' statifln~ up for ~ult• !If(' lo· ratNI all ovt•r the (' 1•ntl'lll's ll.OtKJ nn 1•· syii'!Cin . Tht•} runge In size from .<~~all ~trrrt·ture s ht•uh!d hy twl b1•1l1t'd s loY<'~ l_o hu gf', 111nr· hl(·d..ffilrtmnt•d affau·s cnp<oblt• or st·lltlliJs: hu ndn•tl!-t 5tetlont Lou• Mon•y Wh .v is tht• cr·utral s1•11in g part of what h"~ lwen r1t•s f•r ihl',d as iiH "uoJd mino· ,-, .,.,, ,••, 1,,,,,.. , , Tbl' 1u·l nclt'"' 1-.." ,·.,,·on ,·,~ ~h•l I he ·~ road hu~ ht• t•n loHirw mtlrwv on lht'S£' stotlo.u. This ~~~~ ha~ , hC!(~n a mnjrH fnl'lor In the roarl'.c aunull! defidl rrom pus.~ cn"f. 01.)· '~ rntionq , whlrh nmou, 111:,j 0 ,-,1 most llO m!Jilon 11ollur., lust yrn: · A If re d E l't•rlmnn . pr01ritl r nt or lhl' nation 's !IC'C'tliHl hiftgC'III t·n\1 s~·s h•m. lold t.hf' Unlll'd PI!'.'' !hut WIHitt•\lt' r prufit tlu• Centrul '" •J: ht n·•il iH· rrum c:u-r:o.·iug a rw ~ -~ -~1-RT-H --A--N ~H-OU-NC-ED- •( uo ! ! 1 Shortage Of Pharmacists In Ohio ·Noted By Ohio State's Dean Parks An article by Joseph L. Sabino presidenl of Lhc Ohio Pho.rman'll· Heal AII!IO<"Intl<m, on the ~hortag e of l'egislered pharmnrist~ in Ohio and another artic!C publhh cd recently on the lack of (lharrn uci.~ts in the Unltert Stalt•s is of mlerf'st to a number of locul Pl'r .• on.s . Dean l.l11 ~·d Purk.s of the Ohio State Universily Collr:gr of Phar· runney has sai d thut there arc six possihditit· ~ fur pharmacists : rela1l fidd, hospital pharmac~ . pharm are uri ~·<tl int.lustry, govt•rnment resetl'h luhoruturv work, colll•gr tl•nehing in Pharmar:: <.nd pharrna('t•ullrnl Middleport; Harold Lohse and Wayne Swisher, Swisher and Lohse Drug Store owner!; and the late Miss Lucy M. Harn:y one o ~ the first women pharmacists. Keil'h Anderwn, son of Mr ami Mrs Frands Anderson anti a !':radua\e of Mlddkport High School is scheduled to start hii ; nrf'·phnrmacy st•1.1dies at OU this rail as ouc of t he top stud ents in his <'i<~as, he has bet'n gn·c11 a scholarship. I jourm1l1~tn .Jn a fifty year pC!riod ,' OSU, onr o[ 65, al·crcditl:d ph~man· col· lllkf'q In the US hai ' ~·rf.Lduatetl o.nly about 2000 stu1 ~nt s with 2:16 W\.'mcn 111 th1· group Tn Meigs ('ounl y OS gr:Hlnate ~ lndwjc nr. and M1· ~- .I J. Davi ·.;, . - -- --------- - ---- Ot>an Parks has sni\1 "SLn..-ting for newly regist er ed !}harmacbts !1 1'1' usually as lng h us and G!lcn higher th ;m those of 'iahu·ie .~ 'l:H.·gmlnin g engim~er :1 ." ~le also has said that the average druggist works ngt more than 48, .;:-,;,;;[·;·, week A program of rt · tlharmal'Y ~tl'tt!!ntT""ht-ttigh S('hl)uls t .~ hl'in g nl iH1t' by th(! stale tlllfl lot":ll phurmaccutic!ll !l~socintiuns . GA:U.LPOLJS.-HOGS-175 to 220 lbs 20 to 21.70; 220 to 250 lbs 20 t'l 21: Light 18 t(l. 21 ;--'i F at Sows 12 to 18, Stng.s 12 to 18, Boar.:; 0 to 14; Sow cmd Pigs 60 to 125; Sttonts .,5 1o 20. ,....,, 17.=.. ..... n. f - ( 12:00 12:30 V"AL CALVES:--Tops _25; F ,, 0 ---~ ;?I'- • Daily_ Sen·tm'el na·ybook .. . cho~ g. I. 8 :4~ NDC News Eye AU8UST 23rd -24th ' I 1 Loeal New5 Fred Waring IUO Arthur Godfrey 10:30. ·Strike It Hich 3:00 3:1~ 3:30 4 :00 0 :30 5 ·45 Weatherman ·~ · "''~'Ill -1 Wh at ..,. ''~-~'\1'\ , , ,_Y"'7( A'k,...ow,.,., '.,.,h at? B:Hl DouglaS' F.dwarcts '6:30' ""MY"P'f'ttf.llt;Fiicka . 7 ·00 Vic Damone wnH . 8:00 8:30 ~·00 Meigs County News 10:00 10'.:05 tO· to 11:50 ,..m; News Weather Seareb .lor Tomorrow G•ldln~ Light Katie'! Kitchen As tbe WOrld Turns Beat the Clock Housepartv Biw f-ay oft Bob Cro~y !.:how 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret !ltol'm 3:30 4:00 li:30 5:45 5·55 · Mditonaire ~ 'I've 1...--vt A Secret 20lh Ct> ntury Fox HOur Up·to-lhe-ml-nute Newl ""Scann ing the Weather /Jlhe Lste Show Edge o( Nlg~ The Early Show Your Esso 'RAporter Sport..l Parade Weatherman ' 6:3j) Ned u.;:ftin Sp,orts "~ Dou!!;las "Edwardr, Sgt. Prr.stun of the 7:00 Bob Cuinmlngs 6 :1:J 1· 7:30 CUmax 8 :30 110:00 00 Up-to-the-minute NewJ I . · • ' liG QI9UI' CHILDREN'S $1.91 _ BARDOOT SAMDALS ••• llEMN.AN'B> DAY , ,--PADI ............. ... , ........... ... .. $1. ' 10 : 0~ __c:________ -- Scannlne,.tbe Weather 10~ 10 1'1ie t. "'lP. i.Jhow Daily on 990 spot 3:00 ~ ;Otl Micke)' Mouse Clt.alt 6:15 John Daly & the Ntwa • 5:30 Disneyland -· • '.: " c • 8:00 Five ~tar :nnal 6:1:1 John Daly &; tne e:ao· '!'be Tllrnina· Point • .I J 7:30 8:80 Mf'ment oi DeelaloD 9:00 Wednesday Ntltlt Fll:~t• 9:45 Sportscope 'N"~I of tbe Nllht 10:10 Theatre 13 !UIO Sign Off Broken -liizes ,-- Choice of tolora. Buy lor wearing tbe rest of the aeaaon Buy for n'e xt,ye&r. The uvinga are youra -HURRY. CHOICE EACH ...... .. .. : ........ ......... . HJna:e ot Patet · 8:00 · · Tb~ater r,f!le ·,. ·~ 8:30 Mark Sa er 9;00 Play of the Week 3-4x6 $1,99 Grass Porch Rug~ , '· · ea. 99c 50 Man's 19c Work Straw Hats ··· · · ea. SOc ' .-300-Larg~ Turki1h Wash Cloths : · · ·. e11. 9c 200-Large Cannon Di~~ Cloths ·' ·' · · ·'ea. 9c 3-$10.9S Ladies Rain Coats · -· •· --- $5.00 1-$19.9S12x15 Quaker Rug----·· -' $13.95 2-$.J.4.9S 12Xl2 Quaker Rugs -· · · $1 0.95 1-$9.95 ·9X12 Quaker Rufl · .. :·.-. ·: ·l7.95 _35 pairs $4.98 Children's SlipPJrs -- $2.00 lJ- 50-$1.00 Men's Base.all .caps.· -: · ea. 50c t· 20-$1.00 Ladles Purses .. -· · · .. · .. · ea. SOc ' ' WALL PAPER REMNANT BUNDLES \( \ e1SO Sbad·ow of Doubt ·10:00 News of the Ni&llt 10:10 13 EnoughPaperandBorder • $3 eclch' $1.00 JUST t41 PAlmi WOMtN'S WHJTE $3.99 & P.§s SANDALS and FLATS · · · · --· · · · ·· pair $2 " pr. · A IJI»Iolnm Quota- llfWC! RVIIL KWRRH CNL XllfKII OVKN to Tne Dailv.Sen _ ~-.fl~ ,·~:.- C:NL Z8TIIIVI Suv•r Plum Tr•• HARTFORD. Conn Z V L t - Nlchola11 Konon . .a grart111g expert Z W HC, I _ ~,.. C1'QIIoqoolo• !'ROll IIVIIRT IIOUN'rt.IN·SJI)II ftiiiiiDQil RING - SAIIUIIL UIITIL IIIII' ~ttrKJ-.~..,...._ - EAS'I' who grows plum" on peach tr~tes, II trylna: the sa me trick w1th IJIVCCVLo:' ·~ · riJht now." ..:....L~ .rnaplea. He aald. "The books 8&)'1 .ll earlt be done but Nho knowamaybe I'lf o,\•ind up with plum! flnvoNd with maple syrup. 2Sc dreste~. ReaWar ,2.119 value. Beautiful. styln and fabrlta. Good sUe range. Shop ear}f both da1t. l'ridq aad. Sa• turday. , 50o YARDS1FANCY Men111 Better Sport Shirt., AU ruular $'1.19 nluu.J Good pattern• and nceDent Qu•lity labriea. Good altt ranae. Come ell}'ly fntl take ;,out eholce, each . , _ CHOJCI! EACH ~ ....: ..:........."~.' .......~ ....:-&.~ ?/''f 4-Boys $1.99 Swim Trunks ~~$l.Oo 12-Men's $3.95 Swim Trunks -- ea. $2.00 , 20-Men's $1.69 S.S. Work Shirts, ea. $·1.00 11-Men's $2.99 Bermuda Shorts ea. $1.00 300-Yds. Reg. 49c Dress Print ---- yd. 33c 166-Boys Plaid Flannel Shirts -· ea. $1.00 ' 15-Men's Linen& Denim Hobby Pants $1.SO 2"7-Men's SoHeel Dress Shirts · -· · eli. $1.00 48-Men's $1.00 Ba.seball Caps · · · · e11. SOc IS-Men's $1.99 Dress Straw Hats ea. $1.00 31-Men's$1.99 Fabric Dress Hats ea. $1.00 - -- - - SPORTSWEAR .r= Values to •U9. &horll of all klDclJ, ;:al feushera oddJ and encll: ·of ~ ae eeUon. sure to lhop ~ .aur~ fed ~ant DI.YI. · • - . ~. • OICZ UCIJ .............................-.......................... 11 ONLY -REGULAR $16.95 LADIES' ' LONG COATS .. $1 Don't. miss this Group - Only tl to go al this Fantastic Price. Good size range. Be here when the doors open for hrst ct"loice - HURRY! $1 ~ GliUUP REGULAR "lflf.tll- -- LftLON TOPfERS 11 Regular St0.Q5 Nylon TopPers must ao to make room tor Fall coa\.5. Whites and pfSlels. Nice quality and a bargain pnce. Corne urly and take your choict. REMNANT DAYS. EACH $5 $5 P'amou~ O.N.T. crochet cotton. Good slz~ spool~. Ecru and white in popular numbers. Quantity II limited. Shop early Friday mornin&. CHOICE EAOII ...... ... .... . $5 So 111irry! SUMMER DRESSES Pretty summer drC!sses ip fine fast color printed cotlons - Rl:'g. $3.09 values. Out they go now during Rrmnanl Days at this low, low price HURRY! $2 144 PAIRS FAMOUS MAKES WOMEN'S BETTER -FOOTWEAR CROCHET COTTON I Values!-~ - CLOSE-OUT GROUP LADIES $3.99 1 LARGE LOT WHITE AND ECRU Thl1 lt really t tint ltlection of Better Dreue11. AU" 11~ J,rrlvala.' BeaUtiful atylt8. Good aeLee:. &len of .aiU.. ''f•l\leJ to tltl.Ofl, Take y~ur CKOifll DUUJil0 a.BMNA.HT DAYI, ZAOB .... I I . ·- , P,IC:I.·OOODS $144 GIFT ITEMS --.. .. · · · · · · · · · · ·· Yz PRICE 60-81 x99 White Foxcroft Sheets · · -· $1.79 3D-Reg. 39c Turkish Towels · · · · · · ea. 25c 30-81xl08 White Foxcroft Sheets .. $1.99 20-Large Orion Bed Pillows · · · -· · ea. $1.59 36-42x36 White Foxcroft Cools ·· -· ea. 44c ID-$6.9S Aluminum Chairs · ·- ·· · ea. $4.00 48-Boys Big Yank Dungarees .. · · pr. $1.79 · 2.:..$17. 9S Aluminum Lounge Chain $12.00 16-Larga Part Wool Double Blankets $3.99 15D-$1.49 Plaid Single Blankets ---· $1.29 200-Yds. Printed Cretonnes 3 yds. $1.00 · 100-70x84 White Sheet Blankets · · $1.79 100-Yds. Plain $1.59 Bark Ooth yd. $1.00 7-$3.99 Luncheon Cloths ·---····ea. $1.50 50 Fancy $1.00 Plastic Drapes · · -· pr. 88c 12-$3.99 Chenille Spreads · -· · · - ea. $2.00 1G-:large Fancy Single Blankets ea. $3.99 - 4-$2.99 Shower Curtains · · -----· ea. $1.00 2-Goes,nack Bridge lamps · --· · -ea. $3.99 1D-$7.9S Children's Dusters · · · · ea. $3.00 14-Men~s $1.99 Bathing Trunks ea. $1.00 3-$S.98 LiHie Boys Coots · · · · · · ea. $3.00 CLOSE-OUT GROUP - WOM.N"S $1 IRTS aa a Big Grou; ot Prln~eu Pea:gy sleevelest Valm" Up To $ti.95 Pair 4c Final clearance of all spring and summer footw<'al - Flats. Casuals, Heels, in wh1te. he1gc and patent. All sizes in lot . Dul not m every sty le. HURRY! Save over lh now! $3· ' ., S'I'II'F.l..ERS- Pomeroy, Ohio • REMNANT' DAYS - I'RJDAY and SATURDAY- AUGUST 23rd and 24th STIFFLERS- Pomeroy, Ohio I -· ,. . ' ' ' • ' .· • ' .:. ,. -- 300 ASSORTED • of - 1-LAJIGE GROUP BEfTER I t ... aoua J'in.al ~1eout ,_ COTTON •DRESSES You'D Be Paid In ccats, eulb and toppers. Former ;;;;;;, lo . 124.95.. ExceUI!nt aelectiori.s to close out. &~uti· Is a real barlaln Da.y1 price. \ ' I '· Choice, each 5c fOOTWEAR rrh ;_ I <-LOSf.OUT GROUP - WOMEN'S 1S Girls $1.99 Summer Skirts · · · · ea. $1.44 1.5 large 24x44 Hit and Miss Rugs ea. 33c 2S Regular $3.99 Fancy Drapes ·· pr. $2.44 25 Little Girls Nylon Toppers · · ·· ea. $3.00 1S Ladies $S.98 Bathing S?Jits · - ea. $3.00 9 Ladies $S.98 Linine Toppers · · ea. $3.00 12 ladies $1.00 CoHan Half Slip!i, ea. 77c 1SO Remnants Tapestry Fabrics · · · · ea. 39c 53 Irregulars Cannon Nylon Hos.e · · pr. SOc 100 Pairs Men's $S.98 Dress Pants ·· $3.88 18 Regular $2.99 Indian Blankets · · $1.99 THEY GO- WOMEN•s tt()VELTY B~ h~n' ~ty for flnt ehoice. Summt!:r sandal~. .wedaP-Cd .hatJ. Broken lob. Valuet to $3.99_. Good ranae ot aiUII, Shop and save durin& Stlttkr'a FAMOUS UMNAHT DAYR, P.\IR .............. . j ---- u. ,.,..... "" '·I PIECE GOODS REMNANTS . 19-Ladies $5.98 Linen Skirts · · ·· ea. $2.88 9 Ladies $1.99 BouHant Slips · ·· · ea. $1.44 I5-Ladies $3.99 Cotton Skirts · · e!'· $2.88 15-Ladles,$3.99 Summer Blouses ea. $2.88 11-Ladies $3lJ9 Maternity Tops ea. $1.99 4&-l.adies $4.98 Street Dresses ea. $3.00 .14-latlies $2.99 Summar Blouses · · $1.88 -Hatftes (val. to ~4.95) Sulli. Suits $10.00 10-Ladies (val. to 24.95) Toppers $10.00 2-Ladie~ $10.95 Faille Dusters -· ea. $5.00 15-Childrin's $1.99 Swim Suiis . eci. $1.44 ' .for Average Room. . meht a ~~Y . wj~h · lprN. R.... HAZEL PARK, Mieh.-City ina: ri&hta k the clty · Manager Cah•in c:- Henry !Jsued a a:i.rden ." achedule giving ea.ch city depart· ·OUve,Ingraham • Movir Matinee 7:00 Orient ExRftia · '7 :30 NavY Log 8:00 Olate and Ran1et Writer Neighbora 1:30 4:00 Cartonn 'club 5:00 Micke:; MoutJe Club 8:00 Five Star i''lnal Radio Dial 1:1~ 3:00 America; Bandat..:nd. American Bandltand UYJ Cutoon Club On Your ' CHANNEL-13 THURS. 10:59 Sign On 11:00 Advel:'turu in L81or¥:o 12:00 LibeTaee 12:30 'the Gretchen Wade CHANNEL " WED. 10:59 Sign On 11 :00 Adventures in Learnln,. 12:00 Liberace 12:30 The Gretchen Wade Show 1:1~ Neixhbors 1:30 Movie Matinee Big lot or Fancy white and pastel All sold for ~9r and 79e each, Earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pins. Come take your CHOICE. REMNANT C$AY8, E.\CH .... i~wetry. CASUAL OXFORDS \ WHTN-TV C"annel13 I Y! SUMMER JEWELRY Commodore-summer Regular $1.00 plaid cottoD blouiles, Gqod tiltljle qf 11ztts. Fast . t;.o1on:, attrac!Uri patterns. La'y in 1 supply at thJt 1ow prke. Shop · and nve durlnl our !'amOU! 'Remnant Days, -, - 200 PIECES REGULAR 59c MEN'S and BOYS' $4.98 "BALL BAND" ~larho~tse I AUGUST 21rd- 24th Mo l.aJ·AwiY1.-1Yii M.fst 1e Here-. 55 Ladies 89c Munsingwear flanties, ea. SOc 3-$1.99 fancy lamp Shadis .... · · .. $1.00 12 ladies fo $3.98 Princess Slips, ea. $1.75 13-$1.99 Laclies Crepe Gowns .... -· $1.29 30 Ladies to $2.50 Brassieres · - ea. $1.00 15-$1.99 Laches Crepe Pajamas .... $1.29 9 Ladies $5.98 Girdles ...... ·•· -· ea. $.3.00 6-$2.99 Ladi~ ·crepe Pajamas · ·· ·· · $1.79 11 L~dles Soiled $4.98 Wool Stoles, $2.50 1-$1.99 Ahilnillium Tray -· -.. · .. · ' .. $1.00 7 Ladies Soiled White Uniforms,· ea. $2.00 · 5G-PalnMea's Big Yank Dungarees $1.99 40 Ladi~ Summer Hats -· · · · · --·.· · ·· ea. SOc 2D-$14.95 Men's Suede Jackets · · $10.95 29 LiHie Girls Linen Dusters · · · · -· ea. $1.00 15-Pairs 1.98 Children's Plastic Boots $1. 27 Childs $3.99 Organdie Dresses · · $1.88 25-Assorted Household Brushes · · · · ea. Sc 19-$1.00 Boys Summer Hats -· · · --. ea. SOc 32-$1.79.:--'3.• inch Window Shades ea. 89c 2-$10.9S Ladies FaHie Dusters -- ea. $S.OO 18-$1.99 Fftther Pillows · · · · · ·· ' ea. $1.59 . ' . . . 1:30 2:00 2:30 Brighter Day Secret Storm Edge of Ni.t;ht The E.:>rly s:1o"! Ynur Esso Reporter Sporh Parade I • •. .. .C hlidrtn'a Re&Ulll!' . 1.18 barefoot aandab for •bildrl!llr.~ :JJ& all!'.e• .a:to 2. Good leather uppen Ions wearin&: Hmpotltlon •olea. AU half prlc~ CHOlCE, IACH ........ .................. ........... 8:55 0:00 Kalle's Kitchen As thf> Wori.., Turn1 , Mo Phone or .JWI· Shorh, blousefi and pedal pw;hen. Val.. ue:s to $1.29. Buy ,now tor achool. BiJ group of lo11 of .Styles to select from Remnant Days. CBS News . 'I 'I ' t DAYS· Y! SPORTSWEAR 7:00 .11mm1e Dean 7:80 Buat~.n Blaetle 8:00 Ceptaln Kan&aroo lt:OO 11:10 ll·llQ' 11 :46 12:00 12::_l0 1:00 semi~ annual til 1>1(0111' I.HILDREN'S REGULAR $1.00 -·-----· TIIU-RSDAY l 8:45 o_uR· CR&A-t.-- Y! t.llO '. CHANNEL I I • ' 8o30 }Jill!h·Low 9o00 Lux Vulco Tbeai.H IGoQII WhirlyblrdJ 10o311 'NeWI Readlfnea 10 ~40 Nttewakh l2il0 /$HO~· . ....,.,.. 9 I... M.: DAY! weathe· :.nt .!7:80 • '" ;TWO 1:00 Beat of Groueho Best of Dngnet Tire People ll ...:boice 8:00 I 1 :30 Houaeparty 2 :00 Big Payof! 2 :30 Bob" Crosby Sho., SHt:EP- Ewes and Lms. 5 lo 10: Stock Ewes 3 to 10; F!lt Shf'ep 3 to 8, Cu lls t lo 5; Bucks 3 1o 6; Fat Wethe.rs 3 1(• R. LA:vi~S - Tnps 21: SeconC. s IB to 20, Light Wts. 14 to 18; Com· mon 10 to 14. FoT"hel&n , Sports Eye t ·OO ~ea.1 the Clock Sc~· onds 20 to 24; Mcdn1m 1'5 to 20: Com. an!.l Hvs.. '10 \(J 22; Culls ti 1fl , 2. " . n Sporu ~. I ,....... 0:35 Fred Waring Arthur Godfr~ Strike It Rich ;News Weather Love of Lift: 11:30 Search for Tnmorrow n .4~ Guldin·g Light HO 1 born Mis!<iiUII<lf.Y Snci l' ty or the l~u·st Brq:rtist lh lll't"h hnd pu:nit•s at' th e ).f!rldkport Ru;u1slde Park ''' t~ Weaibereas& 9 :00 9:30 10:30 11:00 11:10 11:15 CAT'I'LE---Steers 12 to 21; I-J1!i· fers 10 to 20. Baby Bref 14 to ?.l; Fat Cows 10 to 15; Canners 6 to 9; D1.1lls 10 to•te; Mllk Cow.~ 60 to Sanborn Missionary Society Circles Picnics In Middleport Pork :pa~iCd,;l.;o';;·=========" Thrrl' Ci ,; o(Hold till' B. H. San I Grarc Phillips is the Home nus·de .I Flatt and Scr"::QI uo 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Slaclrie 8:00 Caotain KangarOo G:4~ CBS News 8:55 Local News LIVESTOCK REPORT I 1-....... 8o00 WEDNESDAY i ... News Picture Pres~ntl ,, . Th!J !J lhe sale all Meigs County wall• for-Remnant Daya at Stiffler's! lt'a a sale of treiJiendous savings for enryone! . . . . quapty goodo for you.r1elf, your family, and your home at lhe loweot prleea of tho year! . _. _ Here; we OUI lilt but a few ollhe hUildreda of "olOIO-GUis DOW On d!Jplay . __ . aU IUIJ. J..t to lint eome, flnt eholee, oo burry! Friday and Saturday, llemaant Days al stlffler's-Come, Buy and Save Plenty. . YOUR UFE DAILY CROSSWORD 5:4~ Popeye ,- WCHS.:.Tv ChannelS . h I, Moviebme Popeye PreseQt; ·-~' - ' ----"---~- . sc:IEN(E IN ( ~ :30 7:31r !ilOnlry t:hO,sC'n_ by this Ci~·clc DJ~d Hnze! Morns ~.~ the F'ore1gn mJ.;;. lnrth of a ;.;ix pound datljlhtPr, Phtn lulc.t Olnn•r ~~onary The Clrci\f' m<trl_e plans to A ha-"kct !llnner and u sign will ad as hoslcsse s fol' the Sf;ptem· Margar1•t Ann, Mnnduy, lll tht: 1 TUP~rln.\' 1,v~·nmg. Wuliuow I The norroL~ l'u·rk busi 1w:.;s her meetm~ or tlw Ml~>~.mnury Medkal !IO~tJital uf Vh·I!.Jntu in bt' held ul the 8(~111' Chu!'ch of Ch1·isl Sunrlay, Auw:mtl TIH'f'illl" wa~ cumluuetl'd h_v Mr!;. Society. \trs. How a_ rd Wesl was !I Uichmoud . Mrs \viii i11 tlw ft~t·m Pr () oruth .~ Flnk M<tlenur1 grand 25 followin•.!• the woo·ohip !IC'"">·-. '• "'" F'l' lll1Ct'S Bt>arhs. t'lliHIIHan, a(1cr I ~ ues t ol thf' mel' l mg . -· Aachool 1111' mc:-r.l Wh('n grm•t• Wit.~ HiVl'n 'Mr<l Millon Hood, PI'C$ldcnt or Snulf, a form of tobacco whlth !1 hv Ml'S. Charlt•s BP n lwtl . 'Mi~.; !he Socil't~·. nskl'd the grnrn for 11nitred up the nose without the pre· Syhin McP.1u.~ ter w:l~ dlWOlional I he picn1c Jn('n] of the Eloctn limin&ry nicety of setting ftre to lt. lt·ader and Mrs. T. I•' Hawkins (1irclc nnd Mrs (1\iUord lhY ' H e. Border Oil li. Muked ACROSS ll not aa popular aa it. wu in the L(avf' the rlt'r1icnl•:)ry rrny~r rc r tht· chaiit;tan, presidefl. Tile opcnin~ wltb 1 t. Chief 18t.h eentury, In t.hoa&df!•• the use ...... gil't orf,•ing Lovc,ifl box.t'S devotiOnal service wos led by '· '.rtxu 1. Ordain tho of lnutr to provoke the euurable 1v n ' ' d • cook ' aenaation whieb oomet nat before Wf'rl' rli,:;trihutcd to the ten n1f'm· Mrs. Paul Smart an plans were t. Rull 1 8. H•1rlell ' a aneese was widespread; today· it brw~ present . ~ad~ to give the devotional St)f2~. Sln.llhl~t.AnoddJob ll.,lol, n'sign;1l\on 11 almost extinct. Th ur Mr~. J M v1ce at lite Septe~ber meeting nf 1 tlml4 10. Hautboya Recently, however, three British An·her' 11 ~ read in" dllnnlHit. wu~ the Mlssianary S~l&.ty . ( var.) 11. tmmenq 14RoU of 1 • doctors revived are 1•1111 , 1J und , Mr;. Hl<~nthl~ Hnll· . Lillian Ferrer i! the Hoote n_tis· lt\Oftty Jt. Nour· 11. Mldda.:y ~ the uae of anuff ttH1 ~ tall w:ts narnt•li 11 , hf'r p1art• . wm11ry? t !his Cl re Ie on d. De 1Ol'CH mnl lC. ConJuMUoft ::~~~!J~u:;:..o~ Mr~ . 1\n·lll'l' n•sigllt'l: b('('UUSt~ or LosLIOn 1S the ~l-~ss,lo.nary ~ IT. lOx. 10. Wot 1 to h~ad olf th,. ill lu·nllh for the yoar. ;.,vp ember plalol 11. Ouldecl 16. 8tuM& 32. A ptexua 1neesea and run· Plan~ Wet£' mndc to st'nll n bat!· rnt•ctinK wiU be held nt the home 1 I& Bwomp :u. Bocrlal i \I.O.rv• sa WU4 /1 · ny no1ea of hay ke1 uf fO'Od tn a rret•dy f·am\ly 11 n 11 of Mrs. _D11vid Darst Jr. Ma·s. Beu· , ' ...k ; 10. Pl&ntt!dl 'ahtep (tnd,j, hv~r J:ailent,. Mrs. Willi~ Anlhon.v 'ad Mr.~ h1h Whale gave .the c_loalnltl pruy · 31. Blbll(!&l !•orlr lr.l 10. ConlfetOUI 18. •·llor 'I "" · The m ern med· nom er Hartle,, Wf'I'C nnmett oa H. Text\nna Wh1le wu a auest: name Cotnta.s. \cal anutr oon• J n .••,..,, t ned no tob~t~o. ln!ltead it. wu lhbi pro"\ccl. Him&Jayu compand moat1y of a milk lUgar The C\rrle called lactoae, plua & small amoun,t mi ~.~lon.o~ry, Sara . _ , · marmoC. 14. Mend of Sterane, one of \.he moat pot.en~ lam:, Ore., and their ot tbe new hormonea. <~ionari£'<1. Mr. 811d I ' ze. OeraJdlM r-+-+-1-.J-~ The auffeNn rot two anlff1 a day McDaniel. Yokohllma, • Jal)an, ~ t>f Ul~ new wonder anuft', while a ' ooprano control rroup or patlentl ~ an- the cori1ing year ' , -ATTiND · PICNIC 21. Hllh (Mill. I inert 1nuft' which coru\ated entln\r Mrs. L. D. Dll~~ tairman The Ro.:er Dean Motor Co., o! 10. Milo of iaatoae. Thoaelliven the SteriDe lhc f.ovejoy C\rlcle-.t Atlkns held their comp:~ny· p icHolmo lnuft' ret)brted that It not only ben• wlu~n thl'y met artCr, t elr nlc for all their emp.loyccs and 11. Plactd lit. eft.ted .t heir Mlee. but al~o relieved Mr.s:. C. E. HoyL, wi o rnmiHes nt the Fred Beasley Ft~rm layan , the lte:hlntr ud oongeat.inn of tht ch\trch pnstor asked the ~a~ pr<! Athens, Sunday. · Attending from IS. Dll'l .e)'u whleh otbon &c40mp&nlee hay · . -• :fever. In oont.rut, the patifll'lte who cedmg the mea 1. M1 s. llaymon-u here wtre Mr. and Mra. Evortltt , took unmeditated anulf 10t no air-- l.lunan gaY~ the Cp<'nlng devo· Watson and Mr. and Mt'S. Harnlrl ·1 SIS. Rt• . pUleant relief. , Uonwl se.rv1oo on the topic "Va.. Watson ·.flld famUies. IT. On.. lelttr I T~e doctora - all aft\1\ated with catit>ns" an l' Mrs . Ho yt gave lhr ......aJ~:o----- · II. DetiN 1Kina'• follep Hoapital in London prave•·· ' Ouut Spe•ker Sunct•v ttnt.r - dldrt t explain why they u&ed ·r~e secrctlli'Y Mn. 1 unum reud George T. Siddall Jr. e student , 60. 0011 91 war anulf 111attad of noaa dropa or an. 1· ~M 11 u 'c I aoroaol 1pray. But their expe1'iment. a ~Iter u.vl_!l rs. . ··~· .-t End over Newton Theological • DOWN wh,ich they urced other doeton to and Mls:s 'Florine! Tulhott ~m a SchOol. Boston, Mass, wm be · I. Opportunlt)' t;ry, may lead tht British anUBe.rt eontrlhuUon for the Cirdo trea- jUe&t speaker at the Federated \ J. Unoympoto rt!VI~ a once-traditional piece of !.UTY as .M•n.t by thesl' ladie!l. Mr, . Church, Sunday mornlng. using tbM.Ieally pocket furniture ; the ornate anulf· Luman ahro l'Oild a thank-you let · for hh topic, "Lake Clay in the l.lnlltot box. ter rrnm Mra. Hatry Hysell for Potters Hand". Mr. Siddall is work nowen Kent her when she was In spilndlnl the Jummer months in &.8trvtct cbup Alw•vt. Prt~Nred Hol!et Hotpltal and Mrs, liYlftl.l Middleport ~t the home of Mr . 1. 111 svn.-.cm:E, N Y. - As they •'-':•::__:':::"":::1:..::_0.!~~ilt::.:t::_•.:':::h•:.::: · ~1e. 1 , and Mrs.· Pau_:~mart: \f ,., took Thomas Glovemore orr lo <"l'>'i - - - ' - -.-- DAILY Cll'lftoQUOTE- ReM'I lltnr work It: Jail o na eh.,ge of '"""'"dUng. A XY DL B A A X deputy sheriffs asluld lhc ~2-year\ 11 L 0 H 0 P • I. I. 0 W 1 old man why he Insist ed on dr~g0.. letter etmply 1tande tor another. In thl• Hmple A lt u"d aing along 3 sack r.o~lain!ng about tor tM thrH L'a. X for lhe two 0'1, ete, Blnll• le\ttra, apoao UO bottles of medicine . "1'1;lat's &roplitl, Ule 1en1th and formation of the worQ art aU hlnta. eaay," Glovemore mold "SomeI:Mh d&J the cod• !etten are dltfertnt. times I don't ftX:I goo'\ - like Mr. 1111t.l Mr1:1 Fret.! W11l, lhch mond. Vu .. are annour1ciug lh(• 4:30 845 NBC News I 1-oo Mayor of the Town Father l(nowa Se!!t ! j ~ 8:00 {tr.aft TV The•ter ..~·: -.:.·1,. 9:00 Thl.!' Is. Your Life l 9:30 Wiler!ront I 10:00 Masquerade PArty 10:30 News Head1tnes 1 10:40 Nitewatch . 12:00 TonlJbt What'a Wrong Wit Compulsory Auto ln,urance? Ma ~on . Comedy 1·tme I I - - - -- - - motlwr ~~ Mr~ Ro~a Ftnk, This is thoir lint rl1ild. .$ :30 i 6:~ Not/011o/ ,.,,,O< icotiOII. /n<~IP•IIcl!fflf t11aurance compulsory won't mean " .~Joaern R'lPI~na'ee-~ 3:00 o·\M:Ien !or a D~1 3:45 lll.oaerr t1.omancea 4:00 Comedy T!me 4:30 Movietlme 6 :30 Vt1f1>l hm")on, GoMral Ml>noo•• wa_r, Making the buying of llabUity T1 uth or ConseQuer.ces 8o00 SphlJCh PlAybou~ INSURANCE TIPS You hear a lot thesof! days about compulsory automobile liability >"n•u•nnce and l1ow it'd 00 a good thing• because everyone who eau&ed an a!X!id~nt would be au'I e Ul pay damares. You'd eertalnly think the inaur~ anee induatry would be for eompulforybeeauseifeveryonehadto buy Insurance, that'd mean ni.ort ulea. But, it doesn't work that Rmflpe-r R~om The- Price is Ri¥t "" ! 5:45 News Picture t•ry. th!lt everyone will have lnsuranee beeauae there will always be peo• plfl who wlU lrnore the law no matter bow ~t.rlctly lt may Melt· forced. And it wrm't mean that everyone who is Injured and tbe famiHea of those who are killed wm be paid for their auft'erlnr. An accident vidlm ran't recwer damagen from a hit-and-run drlv. er who'a never caught, O?' from an unin&ured out.of-stat.e driver. Nor ean he rt!cover from a drlve.r whoae insurance. hu been can· J · 1 celled or ht~ exptred. He can't re. 'J: 1e c cntr:~ l r. ~ur~ l1 11 lfiHI'.~ 111 . cover, either, if there is no proven S" legal1tabllitl, or Ift h~ ia at fault. 1 nws 1 I , uU a mou Lh just on Its C 1 · ompu 10ryproblem eaves oo many slat1011 at 1-.biont', N. Y., lll7 1111l · The real II to flnd gaps. aome 1'.'1 nurth of UtiPa, just short ol wa:r of cutting down the tragie 1he Canudlun horder. 11 ~aid lhh j lo1s of Ute and limb on our blah· w:...~ lYJllt'ni of il~ srunl1 sl~tions.l W&J'I. Compul1ory won't help one The C1•nlrul ;;uu.l it lolll's moro Iota. A• a matter of taet, It'll th•".n 11 ',200 ,(100 11 .\.'f','lr on II ~ b1g haVe'I the •-k opposite kl effect d tor tIt Umon 1 ermin ul Jn C"lt·v"l,·u>d wqn e rec e!ll an "" drivua off our hlghwaya.unee Thee w.hieh is one of thoH' up ror snle effect of rompul sory Ia to grant a or ll'liSl'. llrenee tq _maim, "nd to eay to r.1'n JHI Ct•nlral Sla ll nu, in the aucb people, "Go ahead Jnd drive hf•:u·t ur N(' W Vurk . is 111 tl (\11 the and have an accident. You ha-a J i~l ln!lurane'if so your aeeldent hi - 3-<( ----- - - - - ~~~ I 3ign On Tic T :a· Dough : 11 30 It Could BP You 12:00 Current I :00 Mv Little Y=t:"(le 1 1 ·30 nride .mrl. uroom 2 :00 Ma!!ne"' ThP.ater . 3 ·00 Queen for a Hay I j "' 0 30 It is evident hy the successful operation' ol this plan that the people of thi s area choose ' wisely when they pla('(• their trust in the bus- 1 iness and foresight ability of such men as the Beech Grove ~Cemetery Tl\t StC'I'S, who poinl out that contributions may still be m~rle for the perp~tual rare plan of Beedl Grove reffic. "I~ com pll'tely wiper! out by thf' tm·minul he merely wn!k:l' throtr ~h to cutch the train." P('r]m an ~ aid what a pa~S CII).i('I" 1 pay s lt'r hi ~ tieket "stays within 1 L_n· termmal 10 ' ' ' for ils g>g~n t1c £'0.->ls or operalibn. m, t- nt">l" ance and laX('S. In bu yin g lw; tit·kel . hl' pays mosl (or the fa· r ility he usPs lr:ast." Kt·y to llwse high co~t s "is th<' generally huge tax load pial'ed 011 rnilway p<tssenger facilitu•s," Perlmun exploined. Competitors E&cape Tu" He pointed out th 'l l mnny sta·l lions wcJ"e bulll during the rail· road's mo-nopoly era "unr! rf'floc1 I a gr11 ndeur far hcyond todllv's worth- and their OJ>f'raliull u.nd m:unl(•mmrc l'OIIt~ A.how il .. In analyzin g the t·ost p1rlur ~, Pt·~·Jman s:11d railroads mu:->1 bu1l1t. m-:Jinl.: un untl P<~Y taxi's oa their st:llion ~. while tlwir cum-~· fll'lllm·s- oitllll('S and btl~ com· panies~ usc tax·frcl' tf'rminob hu!lt Wll h publk I'• ntl1=. r' I l',' 10.00 ti ·OO funds for future years. I - • l' roau s:w [ 0 .00 ~ · 55 Sign On B:UO 1'odo.y 9:00 Romp"'' Room 10:00 The Price i~ Right t0 :30 Truth or C: 'i'lsequenteJ ; 1:00 Tic rae Dough 1t ·30 It could Be Yo1.1 12:00 Te;.; ~nd Jlr.x 12.30 Current J :00 My Li!!~e Margie J ·30 Brld~ and Groom 2:00 Mt.lin~e 'fh~ater 8 00 Todpy ' moneys so mvest cd with tile spent but is a_! ways kept ia govcrnm1'nt bonds sa that the mterest r~n pro\·idt• sti ll more Anvbodv sengt•r station '! 5 55 ON E4CH OTHER • \ THUJIS.OA Y -Channel Wednesday I L~T'fM WO~~K--) l he l tru stees is e ver New York Central Railroad To Auction Off 408 Stations Th1• N1•w York l.'!·n!l'a] Railroad ha~ put 406 of it'> st:~tlon~ on lhC' atlrtlon hlock and will £'ntertaio 1 t Ct'ml'ler~· ViiJ~ge o~fkials pnmt out lh.1t none of of course, being given to those who NF.W YOUK UPw'"' 1 1"• 1111v • 11 rm I"O&r! • them todi1y . have made the interest fund s avnilable by their investment. !. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV ·C hannel3 • r xf'elh.•nt stale of Llf"l' , gn rn~: t o the C'PrHeler.\ an aura of ne at :rnd pt'~celrr l quit·Lm\e. a.; \\dl as_ a securP kn_owlPdg(' h~ 1hn~t· \\ lw h.1vt' t:o n. tnhuled that rn the \'l'ar~ 10 co me when they 1 too have be\.'n hud tu n·st . the sJ mc care will I be given to thL•ir g1·.n·P:-. ;~s rs tH·in g given tu I States Government Bonds. The interest ac· emed from these bonds is used for mainte· nance of the cemetery lots with especial at· ------ 1 The net result , IS that. qurt e a number of 1 lots in r.r ovc today arc in au I A practice started a number of 'ears ago by the members of the Beech Grove CPmetl't"y Board of Trus tees is now paying off 111 n:~ll dividends anrJ enabling the prese nt dav tJ u::.· tees to more capably disc-hargt• the ir d.u !les The plan evolved by the trustees Jnd ·:~H·· ried out with meticu lous care by surceedrn g trustee ~ of the cemetery is a simplr , but ef· fective plan of long range thinking And lo· .day it is operable and in force . The plan was set up for lot owners in the Reech Grove Cemetery to plac~ in escrow with the Board of Trustees sums ranging from $100 to $500 to provide for perpetual care of their cemetery plots. The moneys so placed with the Truslccs has over the years been wisely invested in United tention , ------ ~ -- �t/H.• , ·~ • 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mid8leport , 0, Aug 21 , !957 Robinson Puts MAA Asks Help F rom Parents, Football Middleport Association Calls Second ewpes Tlae Daily Sentinel Hex On Bout SPORTS DESK With Basilio M tin.a 00-'tl NFW YOOK UP -Sugar Ra ~· Rob mwn formally rallt'd off next by Cloet TIAJlobUJ mont h's mjtlion..,:lollar fi.eht with rarmt'n .-Basilio today Hobm~on u.id ni, forn}al withLarry Murn'i(JIJ of Racin~. who had much to do with deye}drawal from the Yan,kee Sta4iu m oping so me I JilL' l.Jttle League base hall players this past sumf1ght 23 w.a~ maUed to<iay Sept mer . had tht s to sa~ about the All Stars \'1-ho copped the Wellston tournament . " I dtrln't Sf'e how anybody around here ~ould beat them ." He was comnu:nhng after learnmg that the Bob Roberts manag('d dub won its final game. against New Boston last ~p.t­ urday ni ght. 3·0 to the NI'Vr' YOI>k State Atldet1c C'ommission: hut , neverth eless, he would fight H promoter Jim Nor ris camt' to lNms qu1rkiy in theu disputt' ovt•r theater-television "!o.leanwhll(', my attorney, Mar tin Machat.~ will" st,art legal pro- {l'om lhe Gents, · -~ FOf AUgllS'l 29 Nei.f"l pJ'Qgram tll\Cm~t(l, 1 l · p.ort Athletic Associatio n , last night at an assoriation meeting in . t.tle hi!Qt s~tpol . Ten person~ . i ncluding ~-o p,ewspiJ.er r~port · /!TN, two mqt~ of iifta_r~ h'+'.Q (all/l'rs. 111<.'!1' (f!"''! ·"''t!!l illl>- , , IU inljiJJ;I(S. 'ne1" .r.tsi~t·• in serond ol tp.e n!· ht in the 12th i..rmh•g decide d t t ni,r:ptrap (or :Q,r.OQ:klyn alter t Dojlgen; had ca;p_il,allzr.d o_n · ¥ ~ re1ief jQb t)l E;d "'.o ebuck to J9P lhe Redleg ~ in the firs t t~,me. . '" . mea ' A,{.J; Noll<4! Y• llodi,M Manager• Phn. Collin• fiD4 lolul • At wash'tn•ton \.b~~~~.yw!!e.~~:;' ;:" 1957N0..HItter llt!oDflnl lo <he Ill• O'J'H~JI I!UMMER MERCHANDISE I)RASTij::AJ.LY 1\E;DUCED ·~~~ in I DuJer 1W ••lfe St bart • k Tcam I T0 PIC IF'or EXhI"b't• I IOU B~AR ARCHERY lQUIPM.ENT . I I I I BEAR KODI.,.K SPECIAL $85.00 i' ' I bltoiiChl'fB ll.l'(la I lngGroH l" i t.l''~ Pll('l"lllldl . U[IIJTl ARROWS QUIVERS ARM GUARDS ~- BDW STRINGS • l supply you with lhe hunt· I ing ~u pplies fot• the comh~g .sea,89n. 'Ill SPORTS (ENTER • anle~ by Jack B~ley and J(,bn Hysell lef1 Monday for Camp ~o at Friendship _,here the)' will attend a Baptl~outh Conference. Frank B. Will left "Tuesilay • New Jewelry· i See Tlais Beautilt1l I $ tloo ... t!eo...tsoo ...$1ooo WANT SOM~ CASH 1 OPENING! Br,Jtt ~ow Is oa!I!'W weatlier at tour ·Piyritouth dealer's I Plymouth· aal.os 11"0 ofurming al)ead at a record "Where Your Confidence Is JUJttfied" IIEUN'S "AUTY SHOP ,., . COLLINS JEWELRY fues. thrp Sal. 1!. Mala St. GOESSLII VISIT OUR NEW ~TORJ • OQ 01,11' K-PQSMD& )laa. Or ~ futar U you wlih. It'• qp 10 fOIL Aak 1boul our low- Is tealllrinf durllli' hie sp~ar rate ••• snowballing to au all-time SO-day "Operation Snowban." ~nd ,lliJh· Your dealer io IIi a Pooltlon to . .1/ou'll Ulul 'the Vl!l'Y llJ>eral allowanCi!l' tlve you an avalanche of •avlnp o~ lte can ,;V.· you for Y<>ur .prese~ 11ew Plymouth of f,OOf <;holee. .eay. So dbn't rqiii,I.Ollt on \hel>w sav.· p;'l!• !"ore l'lymouths ·jle 10111, ~h• ~JIIIS~ptok out II<>"!: jlcyeara-jlb~~ fl¥=u!h tOIIay, ~re cash YJ!U can 1-Yt. fGr Built rOUgb 'r.' rugrd w8r , , , of bnnl mart"tials, wilh ~tra ·touF Cao4y Kids solo:s. Yo~·J p.p, $2 .and $1 ~re for li~to 1hnc- llftywMre elK" • .• Both boys' 111d girls' slylts. in an wa~ Colon and si~ shoit .\11• .,.,.....,, ...,..,..... Mt:<'IIH' o. , ....,. .• ~ • ...., ,......"'lofl $4.•1)9 IIIIII!Co..rt, We - AMMUNITION ¥1D1Jer lH E. Mala St. Pomeroy FRE~! .,. . . lelovetl R~MIIt4GTON ' I EBERSBACH HARDWARI Pomeroy ' , •. • ~ . -ell' . ;' £.,• . ,...,., , , , ,.. . . . .",~ 110 W. Main St. WE~ • li'OR 10 WEEKS *VOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN PETERS· - WESTON CLJ.Ati.ING K.IT$ IIUJIPlr IL Yw'h .mollf fr._. J ... Nk ,.. CASH. WE .ARil .. GIVING AWAY *NOTHING TO BUY *COME IN AND REGISTER HUNTJNG £9&TS - YISTS HATS - GAME lAGS .;.. pu, _.. w 8r!.anclq. You ume- !I 'EVERYTHING FOR UCK TO S(IIOOL EACH · - All Gouges - .. BASEMf.Nl' STORE i)"ou'll re'!lJY ro fpr the ''belOW;' tero" pri..,. )'llur Plym.;.th - 1 -ool7--<opor, .. tfUI • ND&b popv1a! Pomeroy ELEC. P£RCU LATOR loiiD here of tiSO .. ,for a.,to. ... blllo. IIU7 buplno. , _ Get 00 up GUNS REMINGTON BROWNIE H&R ~~n~l,~a~l~R~a~i!~ro~a~d~•·=;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;:::;:::~'= ... ....;.,\ ' you'll need • $ ' th~n come in and let us Cold WaYes Hqir Styling .All The Latest Styles chance to save. on the one car fh-' will still be new·next lllowfall! is aJ. your hunting gear, and H"' !t's Ply,.,flit ".!''"'year~*· 1nd "Operation Snowball" .Js 19Ur peatest._ most on us , Better check I SOCIETY Selet"tiota ' season in~. Casual Wear , • Hunting POMEROY at your I I GLOVES U "I . HEADQUART!RS lht• . jJ],J}' .Jnek M1•l' llllll had offered to t•nnw in St'll lt'mher HS I eomm iltmNltloi in nntJilnl\1 elim ln· 1 11t10n~ nf the Nationul l!a§ellll ll , , Co n~o:rt'!;S plu,ofh p!'t'\'l~ nlt'd hi.~ !f'Rrn enm in)! in August. Dick Waltl'rs, formur MilS llct'. Is a sl ur hurh·r fnr Gr nvt• City . Wolf<•, mnnngt·r of lhH'ln<'. :nul Stobart. Midd l cpO l' t '.~ !lilot , h•acl \h<' Sf'C'OIHi ~nd tlurd p)af'C teams I 1of \h(• OVA Jlartrorcl took the litle S untlny 111 / (:w in~ 6·0. I Ptoc('CI1 s from th e Aug 31 Al l· Star gu nw Wlll lw sttlit ~0-M nflcr I expt>nsc~ he\wl'l'll Hartfor<l whl ch ~~ trvlnl( to fJnHll<'t• a party for ils t•l ub- antl tl w halant•e of the tt•ams, mos1 or whtrh C'iln u:>eH ~o rne po~ l s<•asnn hunk hnl AutMri"NCI Mlc.1r•gor anrln~ot nHth'l'lliL ....... . . .d. o••••, Hartford MJHia i!!N Chct OII Vl'r Milt lt. Mldlllleporf" 5ald ndmlss!un wl\1 b ~ ~01' und er 12 fr~ e. Aloo A Complete Une or Acce ..orl" . L r- z SH0 p :/ ;:y.· HUNTER'S I The AIIJUI!t 1"'!"\eetinz ur t'u~ \Irs HO}' John10n . Miss Virginia ' Chesler G11rde11 Club was ht!l(1 at Johnsorr, Columbu.s. )fr . and Mr1. Gene Evans and ihe home of Mr1. Lawrence Mil · fam il y, }{iehael a nd Kay , T. W ! hoan, North Fifth Avenue Middle Middl('port Mr and port , with her daughter. ~rs . Authm1on , Mrs. J oseph JohnltO.p and Joe Jun. Ve rnon Weher. Rut land as 1hf' eo-hoeten. Mr.... Earl Dl'an Pre~i · Larry. Kenny , Beverly, and flay has rompleled his boot Unt, was in charge or th(' ml'f'l· who training at Vrcat Lakes and i~ du e in g. to lea\·e 1100n for California . Topit or tne program was "Day .G Liliet" and Mrs. Clarente Neut z· Jud•: lloyt Dewe)' PuUms, ll-tr. ling read a ~per she had written and Mn. Cl~y. Evan5, Mr. and on thiK tu!ljtct and Mrs. RohM1 Mrs. John Smith , Mr. .~md ¥r~. WOOtlg demoo~trated and arrange Homer Walters and Mehnda and '>l liliet. RoU r:.all response~ 1Stlf'lla, Pome roy; Mr ani. Mrs. Mrs. William Allman, (above) Past Chief of Meigs were "Narriea of Day I..ilie11" wtth I ~om Br~ncom~ and . Da'' 1d and Pythian Sisters, M.iddleport, who won the doo,r prize when twenty·t~ee members present., Ji mmy. ;Vorthmgtofi; Mr. ~nd d'ueftt werf' Mfs. Augu 1t Weher, M_r11. Wlllb. m Byrd and fam1ly . O)lio Fuel Gas Company entertained the mef111K!rs of,_l<>~tlh ! :S~~"'"· •nd Donna Weber. Rut· D1anne and Ray, Mr. and Mrs. M,eigs Temple at their new office in the Colts Building, ~ land Jamej! Stoitgh and Jo yc_e and Second Avenue. Ju.d get of arrangements were (.' heryl. Mr. and Mrl. l.awrence The ~ests were given a demopstration of cooking ~ 11,1.1 Baer, Mrs. Ro~· HolteT .Be!!ord and s~n~. Ronll)' and herbs by Betty Newton, corppany home demonstration MrJ. Donald Mora and rib- Larry, Gr~ve Cuy, Mr. and ~n. and the door- prize was contr.ibuted b"' the Bak . er ·won by Mrf. Pearl Peny S)mth 8~· and &raruk'hlld~ Vernon Weber ren ; Judy Swam, Pat. J amea and Company. , Mrs. Horae~ Kenn eth Smith , New Lexington. Mrs . Cash Bahr is Most Excellent Chief of the Temple. Karr. Mra. Mora. "Mrs. Roy ~Holter a~ !l(rs. Ear !Dean 'Ohio's Cit)' ol Frit'nds' is Sa· t It wai announced that' the Sept- lrm, a Quaker Center. ember-meeun..: •ould be hdd at t he home or ·Krll'. C. N. Jones, Chuter. Mrs Roy Holter and Mrs Homer Holter were in charge of Mrs. Beula.h Kotter. and Mr. the Speeial Features eontesl Mr. and Mrs. R. T . Bles~imz or aDd Mrs. J. Jt. Roger& of Spriog- which waa won by Mn. Purley CLOSED Mason City will celebrate thelt fi.el,9. O,Uo ffDt t~o w.eeks vaCa- Karr. voldeu weddin~ anniversary on t~n In Flor.4a 1md the sout hern Tbe hoatt<sses servNi nUbon Sat. Noon un111 Tues. slates. 0s their way home t!i,ey sandwithet, mints, a deasert cou rs s~:· ~'~ctA~u~•:.25 with ~ the hours of 2 and ~nt t~li! ..,-eckeod with Mr. and lind toffee. Arrangement s of Evenings By Appointment at t heir hOme. Mn. Wa.vne Sloaa of Pomeroy . .1umm.er nowers were used Mr ,and Mrs Cbarles Buek aild I C The Rlc s::ings were married on Cmtline, Ohio serves as the 0. Au1. 21. 1907. She i.a the former Mrs. Charles ~uri and daughter , Marjorie were bwine•s visitr.rs c-han e point for an eut and west 1 Sevilla E. Roush, daullhler of ~r . In ·Park:erabwJ. W. Va ., Tuesd~y . , pusenaen, crews end freight on ~ a nd Mn. F. M. Ronsh. He is the Rt'.V. Ral!lh C. Zundel accomp- tbe Eenlll)'lvania - and New York Court St. 311M Pom.erO) 'tOn of Mr. and Mu. W. B. Bleis· ·~ ·. ... I lOWS ·' .::k an d T•SHIRTS I Chester Gqrden · Meeting Is Held MIJ)JILEPO~T, P!IIO , BRIE f S I I ICJub August THE . SHOE BOX aut . . Omaba 4 I ~il3P<'H• 2 ~env,er 7 ~til Q a i SH1RLEy ar .. UTY SHOP OIJR ... lf.\N\.' NEW FAJ,L S'rVL'S . Fqr· D'ress .... S~hool Band l.b I I ;m &>pen SEI I I ! Buhan wen the re-ct-nl gu~ .~\..11 'the annual lobnaon Reunion of Mr' A..t;meda Wippt"l an d llr5 1 wa11 held at Lo,:: 1 n on Sunday, Jlelen Alkms, L.aurt'l ~t. Augult 18, •ith tix.ty-five prest'ltlt Atlluding the reunion wl'rl.' 1 .Mr and Mrt. A. H f ~·rjpJ- un ul Uuntinaton 'tl.'ere retl'Ht gut·:.tn or Mr 11nd Mn P1ul Johnson and Helen A.tkh~!i . Uu1rel Sl. sons. Hoger .11nd Chlrlca, Mr~ !~fora JohnS<~n Mr and Mrs. J11cO!l Jolmson 1rid family, Jerry anrt ~rona Mr and Mra. Delh,ert Joh n· ~nn and Sbeila. M'r . and Mr11. Ted 1 J a)m.aJt, \fr. a.nd )o(ra. Charlf'~ Hartun g 11nd St~ph e n .lfr .and R. T, Blessing's Will Celebrate G?lden W~dding Inc. :' 'I call . abeaa ... for a pl~c:e tQ · ~t.Cli) · flf I teE MAIN ST turn><e~d~lo~~~!,.l~lt_CI_!I~~':J,b,;~·~::;~· ~:;.:~·""~""~;!,.""""""""'~~~""~;;;* _ School. 1t will De Reumon • Her,.. l..l .IIJ't. AC?n• Spencn O,.lvm . 1 A l Wh .• •nd y,. Etta sPt"ncer o1 . t ogan, OL.. ••10 • s. I ~t. Paul 3 ~ade~tP.n ( oi lAftftUQ I JQhft$0ft their . unrle Dr ·W. Hart ond dourht<r. Miu lllile.........,. IN111NATIQNAL LIAOUI Buffalo 8 Rachcster 0 Toronto Montr~al ? ' Mlami 8 Col umbua 1 jlav~na 2 J}lc hR\Of!:~ 1. ~ll!pt>nrlrtl , after 7 lnnm~~:s pQWer faa,ure 1 AMERICAN AISOCIA1'10N l!{i.rm.e apqlis 3 (.4)uj.lv~)Jc 2 . I ce DOWNI~..GROS$, bri>r their uniforms ond other equipment· R '112 P·RICE er to gain his' fifth victory in the fir:st ' game. Reliever Doli Dr.ysd-ale was the winner i n the finale . Ath~nl vbit.ed Cincinn.atl ;.t PUtsburrll, nHe I Sf'OIT (j)ATS W ·:I,M(ETS .B,.oeb~k .,lmrle~ tbree-hlt relief ball for 5 2-3 inal;gs and slam· hi.s first major leag qe hom· ond !.ln. Al<f Goldoborry , St. Lou:& al Philadelphfa, riite 1 SUMMER . SUITS 1j~ PRICE SLACKS 'Recluctd 1·3 · thp· !WUO.n a_pd Cooking Demon$ttation Given It BTobkJyn , p.lte I Milw~ukce Chlca~ o a-t blew Yort M.~'!eral ONE I,.OT Stan ~usi.Jl slamme,d out fi ve bits, includin11 a horneT i n eiK'h game, to he lp the Cards to their two Yictories over th e G1a nh. Duke Snider's 33rd home1· of I ThurN•f"t G•"'" ai):Jt Clea ~nl'l nil~ PbJiade.._l• 2 Qli:clao 1 lit twi Uaht ~o jnuln§• Chh~ll:P $ Phila,delphia 2, 2nd nitr ' ,ChampiOn Pony Leaguer~,;: The Pomeroy Tigers su · .x=·,~~ :~·!.:: m~=. ': Yank~e Castnff Pitches First I Authorized llrht St. LDul.l 3 1\few York 2. 1 1 op-1 • 0 , ~thpaw W~re~ ~pP,n of Brave11 held the P-tra.ties to aeven hitl in gainiog his 15th triwnph . the 1 With the score tied 1·1 for eneh game. These picture ~ · · ~· · \'r~ pushed over a pa1r of or great help to the coach ~ "! , in the njnt..h on Red Schoen. tea91 i_n ana lyzi ng game e.r r~r s, JJt'll!il ·~ ~)ngle, Edd_iC Mathews' T~y are i;IISo r un lor assarmt1on . triple ud 11 netlier slAgle b~· Jlank ~rq~Q.rs ab.cr each ga m£'. Aaron. · I ' WUl/'1"' the opene, , lt·5 o,nd tj., J:l'innint P!ilhl<Jp. . ot I I Aohddletown, Ohio ia an i mpor- indWilr)' 6-5, w,ljlile the Cubs bf"•t tbc t-it·w_(!i¥h Joh.Jl "''W1lfPII wil l Phill:i#s. ~2 iu tte P.iJb!ftP al~r ~ mvt!ed _ t~ ~W!:e liflerTremorks drop~ln~ tQ.e rjl'St ,1ame, 2- t irt ' . The aSSOCJ8UOn 8 ~imar y ob· Robert s probably won because he had the strongest bull- l""d. n i nte.r~a.t¥ ln soqfla, at~nd· jecl is tp " llelp the I;IPYs" Mill s cf'edmg5 for breJC'~ of contract," sairl af\P he qdded !¥re arf doz. pen . He pprned with Duane Wolfe, and relieved him after six e the middle'feight c ~mpion Sllid . l'n s of wafs UUs C&1l be ate-om Innin gs with hi s equal, Tom White who had to go three more Admittf'dly surpriaed , Norm "I'm .iOtrf to SBJ'," said. MiUs. plished throu8"h the yeAr . not s!Jted. "The fight's still on as far innings beforf' winning over Ironton , 2·1. " that our neighbor ~wn is ~t· only for football playeq, but in a.• we'rl' cofl('('rned, and ther(''il But Wolfe. having gone six. was out of it , unf1er tournew ll~g away W~Y. ~ ,., )n foot.~Jl baseball and basketball u 'J'Bll. he no chang(' in the thf'aler-te!e rules . Wh11e had three left. He had Howard Johnsdn of Ra· ,l.,ee.~n "'IJPPQJi. Dl eour.it tlie)'1)',e The !lf!Soeiatiori ral{l{'s ~it;,' l11~ds , oston arranl(ements" &it a ~fn'ler, Jnd ~we. 1\.tven't ~.et. through (1) NIODSQI'inig fP ,'!llU· cine and J1m Louks Syracuse for added stoppers and John Ba ~i lto ron lmued training p! But our b.Qrs fnd QU.r W!W c~lt mni game each year <!J;ut (2) s.;Jl· AlrJCnn dria Bay , N Y.. hul he Shasteen of Pomeroy Cor added strength. The other s urviving dubs at this point obvious1v had tbeir, ::::, ,uppo,rt now m~e .~fn ing AstQCiation men;tbers hi'lf ~4,8 t·omrnt'nh•d, hqwever . " tf Rob '" , . ff ,.,1 nt 11 each. inson run s out on !hi ~ fight. 1'11 troubl es too. which, com pounded , resulted in the Meigs ttam 'N' •~w-,t.j.ye e ort W~ F) <~He •'it's ~fSY to ~d(lle 250 Or - ~ know he 's a-Fr.id of m(' He look going all tht" way . batted only 7 limes but eac-h got to nol)'til).Q,ie pew officers but ~n · mem~rship c ar,~s." ~ill,i ~ ed pt>trifled at the s ign ln.l!:. any Robert<; nrH'rwd ag-~insl Ham- llhrel' hi.ts for 429. Joh n Shasteen st~. e Jl(NJ'ipatiP!i ~ixli!J.ce "bpt lt'tl npt ne,arly so e_aay to wny." 1Pn with .f f)hn~on and r cl icvc<l al~o had .429. was named to co~ lp ~th an 'et pq-oplc who :~P.Ould be inter· Du.an<' We~ Foozy Wolle .dis- acceptal)le .slll'te Tburiday ~ven· ested qut to wor~ in our proThe tHsputr is about who shall ~im w11h _Lottks af!N lh r{'c inn · appomted hum<'lf bul not h L~ in,g, Aug, 28, at !1:30. gram ." handle the thnh•r·TV Norris has •ntt~. wmnJne eas ily 9·2. Hr wa.~ able lo rome back teammates a s he colleeted four By ~hat ti.me It is hoped mor(' , :<~iiflt'd a C'6/)tracl with 1\eatn '\'ith Wluh• a·~ainst Wellston in hits in 13 tnps for 308. Two of interest among parents and t eam The nondnatlng cDmmittee Network T el.l!'villion Inc. ' h(' Lh u;,cl u<tml' Thai ~ten tle ma n them were dutch doubles. Wolfe's W'l:ll':wish.e,rs will be ~rred so whose f'ha,rman is F,rancis ,KI,eJ.n, Robin1on i nsist s I hat !tie Tele 'lilched four of th P :~ reatf'st Lit· great play at the hot corner sta. tha-t a larger fUen~ruLte 'fill bt- it.i com~d of R. L. (RupO prompter Corp., which ha.n dles tJc l.f'agu(' tnning.~ llll\bodv eoold Uil izcd a fine Meigs infield and on hand. Miller and Ch~ter tannehill. much industrial and convention wanl l n fie(' I! (' hnd vond su p· hi~ opening mound. stint was S\1· closed-ci.rcuic work, be given lht• 'lot·t lwhmd him Hlld hl!.tin,e; ciuh perb . light becau&e it bad (uaranteed a rnat t•s at th<' plait• 1-'ans could Al l H d . . I!J' minipH1f1__~ +OO..oot theater .seat;; '~'f' he wa 'J t•njo:~-m.~: )11 s work on en amm an Ht c ~Je Arnold about po-u,OOO (or Robin son':. the mol\Jld hatl(•d 322 anfl .333 tn fewer . . . pla !e appearan(·f's th ·m the oth· t-nd . In a l' rri ~,·Hil tkt"~~wn nobart s ers while Pealw l.~ Wlekllne and T¥!'s 1!~0 . 000 more srab th a11 rl'lH'I'HI, VI Ill I<' v:ttll Shitsleen In a cn\ i(' a l dl'{·ls ion, Ro-bert;; . , ~ TNT rOU#d iUaranlee. ~·IH:n \\ h1L1• had n·ac hE>d Ius Winebrenner 333 011 ont• hit in There Is a short pause 1n l he :.tors broke up a 4-4 tie In 1he SUJar Ray daimB that Norrb hmll nf Hltlmg ~ J oh n was shaky three trip.s. pennant races today to welconw opener. sijn~ the C'Ontrlll't , whh TNT nttd 11'1 lht• ~-:; 1 nt(' lw lu·d up when Bob Keegan into the no·hh, noRalph Terry, another pilehcl' ~~:~ Ill' ~N\"t•rl up J ~ophr.-r IJall with I .The other seven hoys had nc . run tratermty lilnd to ll!t t he " witbout my pe:rm _~~~~~n" the~)' brOke a Si.,ntd a~o:tcc 1 otw on . B tJI llw Mt•l::~ plate pow· Juts or run s Jn 20 ufficta l times Yankees ponder why they rver the Yankees let get away, eame menl." er canw h11r·k In '>aVt' him , anrl al bat. all o wed him to get awny to l he back to haunt them ·Tuesday ni(bt when he beat them, 1·0 for J<.:an · Shastef'n srtllt•d fl ow n to pit(h The tenm averOtt.:e was . ~. White So~t . !18S 'q ty. The A's 4;9'~ ow)' ,.., . , . . fenlghl finr hall H! tlw 1<~~1 in ni ng. Mc lgs Opponents' avt'raged :183. There's The Pomeroy Merehan~~ base· won ~. 2 t he stury. Keegan, !-1 36 year o.l d rig ht · l,Wii' !;Us orr Bob Turley but those )\al)d,r, .was eut tQf.¥ie llY \11(' bits l'(\Juluted lrt tbe o.n.lf l1l:'l baD Wm ,Gill: .t t'he tnldnf fa Tlw hi~ fin.d ni);!hl was Satur-~ --::-:-::-:---Yanke(>s live years a&o, , ~rltlt'n ] of th,p gnme when Woody Held tbe OVA thtJ IUmmer, wilt ploY dar ugainst Nt·w Austun . Howard . HOPES FOR KO a praetJQ ~bllblf lt. laJt Juh ~~-~on nf HHc'lllP :lllrl .llm Louk ~ CIII~ Ar~o UP _ \,ightweiJC·hl off ,as .a cbr9n~c w~·an"J:~ r<~se douJ:tl,elj( in the _f~ flh ipD!nf ,fl,ld of the aummer exl·t-pt for all star of ~ynww;P wutJ i! on a shutout champiOn Joe Brown rates his TV who ~oul~ never m~ke his ·madt acore,d Oil Tlm Thomp~on .; sl.1 eommillmen1s ror some of its 3·0 1 In u,_e rn.11jors. B,1,1t l)e @i4i \1 Tues· ij:lc. 1 OPI>Onent ton ght, Joey Lope-s 88 CleveJand beat Boston !H anJ. members-11galnst H11rinP toni ght A ion!,( wtlh llw pilrhin.~:, here u tough boy, b,ut he ttiou_gh 'triday clay ni~r:ht when · he pitched t he on lh,e Cbl\drens' Home Hill dia· ls tht' r:'ul ~lnq· flf th t• reason I he mi ght ring up "the , 28th ~nock first no-hiller of the seyson to . Detrqit li"C' kM BuHimore fH i,n In Ita· I' the oth.er American League game.> mond . Wlgglns will go against Me1g~ wtm- Lh t· hatt mg aver<tg•· ~ o ut o{ his ca r eer ''J won't have beat Washington, a.o. JrevP.I Pi~•.• Larry Litll~ Fo~:__~?_ lf_ o ._ _ _ of th e lt•.Jlll Ito look for him" Brown s11id . nigPtcap of a twi·ni,ghl douh!r ln t~e N3tional Lengue, first Rot,cr ls" rP<"lrr1s ~. hnw Whit t' " ll e' U be there. So if 1 can nail header. The S~>nators won th e ener, ~-4. pl~ce ~ilwaukee rallied for two lrrl ull hilttng HI 53R including .1 him, I'll knock h1m out." runs in the nmlh to dC\fcat Pittshornr rLlll. m 7 h tls 111 13 at bat -~ Ke~gan w_alk_ed o~ly two hal · c:ur:;eh:_.e,3-;!li..;_:;th~~e~G:aro::::,in:::•:,:b:,.:to;;•:;k.,t;,;w;,:• Ted A~ltll'y and M1h Hol}t'r\s t''h'h AIRMAN HAUNTS JETS ters In fashwmng hl.'t no•hiller, ·r --~- · I COLU!\IB IJS UP - Stu Locklin the fir.st lll regl}iar major leagu ~·l. . tl.e,alth Knit unce an amnan ut nenrby L~k : •won oompetUion since Sol FOR 1 " ' 0 ' hOJit nc AFR b~tterl in thrt'e run s Maglie or th e Dod_gers tur-n~>d in 1 t' I u help th<' M1ami MPrlins to an on e ogoil"t the Phillie' io.•L . I'<ISy (i-1 Vli'IO!'Y ov.cr Columbu .• . her e 'tue .~day, disappointing 11 Sept. 25. The only no-hitter since I th en was Don · Larsen's perfect I For Me n and Boys homl'comi ng crow d of 403~ game agoimt the Dodgers . Jll th e HOreN Belter F.or J,.ess" World Series last Oct. 8. 1 HAS SLOW WINDUP Eighth VIctory nonn ld Wnlfl' und I"]J;J["IL'V Sto· CHICAGO UP- Iloh K1~e,1!fln of 'Ilhe \lietory wuR Keegan's eiRhl U" h1tr l will srlt•t'l an All Star " t ram th(' Clm•ngu While Sox sa1 d todl!)of the season and It wa~ mutlc i Jru m fl vt• Ohtu Vall• "r' Hasci.JuJl lih<t l u new "slow motion'' windup tbSOt' li!IJoltl lt' .t111S ,1r11 l 1114' ('\ lhl' ht•lp{'d h1m hurl tlw su n.~o 11 ·~ possible by a rive-·l'lln third inn· 1 ('o~e In and ace our complete .ing, during whJch Larry Doby h~t lhwtfortl Tig('r ~ i n nn l'lihiiHIIOll fltst no· hlltcr line or ~ar Archery F..quipment a. two·run ·homer Ed Fitzg~rnld 'll 1 Court & Znd Pomeroy gnmt• Snturfl,t .v rllglot , 1\UL( 31 un · e1g ht;h innlne homer lor the Srn· d('r Wuhomlil l1r:;hb Plun .~ w•·rr comp ldf'rl fur till' !(llffil' wh rn It fi na lly wn~ d<•<•Jd"d BW CJJIJ •...• , $2UO h.er£' that u ~~:u nu- WJI;• tlw Grove Ht•Rrt uf Oh JU l.P ,J)ltl!' cha m· BEAll POLAK .... $32.50 City pi ons could not ht• lwl1l hPt'l' in BE4>11 (;RI/tZ.LV .. $4!.50 Scptt•mhf'r. Tlw WaiHltUa dlilmo nd un l,v pr nr ll<'ahlt> pliit't' ln s ta g: r BEAR KODIAK . . $55.00 such a ua nu•, w1ll 1101 h«' availalw afh•r I .nhor 0H} "~ fn olbal l an.d qf\e ~J nally Sentinel, Po~eroy-MlddleJ'lbf.f,~Allp2! ,~ IJ:2; _llrooklyn_ a~ePt .• J?air rnm tant ceoter of the p,aper-makin.: e.rs' for ArmcO steele A can. verjCing on the ct,sw;!'.r jte kind, ~~~ out 'to ptr,ents of Middi('Port football p.JaYeiS aml 01! that mt>'elmg tp "~Je,k-oH" the 'PQTI..s fal)Ji e.e.o,erally for l.nQ)·~· ucw !gg!b~/ 1 .~.afiJn, ;j.lld launl'h tJ · support and enthusia!m in thl' "new deal'' m Cans' f'nthusiasm iChQ91's athletic JU'Ogr,am. Mills expllil inefl the assoda,ion's Jt was made bY nobert Mill~ . prOSff!n JS »fit~~arily one of ra4· i"eliri/lg _presi£1i!nt of the Middlt• in!!' futids to· purchase movif' rilm l.eies.. 4-3 , , ·t·• bf lrlcltr ff# Oyer JOO Years ,au.u•ll1!'• .,.,. Artnrnd •<m•••••• Value ?.an•· Drawing Ea<h Saturd'f Evening ol 8:30 LAST WEEK'S . WINNER , MRS . JAc,KIE LitTLE, Ill. I, Mldd!ep_ort �t/H.• , ·~ • 4--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mid8leport , 0, Aug 21 , !957 Robinson Puts MAA Asks Help F rom Parents, Football Middleport Association Calls Second ewpes Tlae Daily Sentinel Hex On Bout SPORTS DESK With Basilio M tin.a 00-'tl NFW YOOK UP -Sugar Ra ~· Rob mwn formally rallt'd off next by Cloet TIAJlobUJ mont h's mjtlion..,:lollar fi.eht with rarmt'n .-Basilio today Hobm~on u.id ni, forn}al withLarry Murn'i(JIJ of Racin~. who had much to do with deye}drawal from the Yan,kee Sta4iu m oping so me I JilL' l.Jttle League base hall players this past sumf1ght 23 w.a~ maUed to<iay Sept mer . had tht s to sa~ about the All Stars \'1-ho copped the Wellston tournament . " I dtrln't Sf'e how anybody around here ~ould beat them ." He was comnu:nhng after learnmg that the Bob Roberts manag('d dub won its final game. against New Boston last ~p.t­ urday ni ght. 3·0 to the NI'Vr' YOI>k State Atldet1c C'ommission: hut , neverth eless, he would fight H promoter Jim Nor ris camt' to lNms qu1rkiy in theu disputt' ovt•r theater-television "!o.leanwhll(', my attorney, Mar tin Machat.~ will" st,art legal pro- {l'om lhe Gents, · -~ FOf AUgllS'l 29 Nei.f"l pJ'Qgram tll\Cm~t(l, 1 l · p.ort Athletic Associatio n , last night at an assoriation meeting in . t.tle hi!Qt s~tpol . Ten person~ . i ncluding ~-o p,ewspiJ.er r~port · /!TN, two mqt~ of iifta_r~ h'+'.Q (all/l'rs. 111<.'!1' (f!"''! ·"''t!!l illl>- , , IU inljiJJ;I(S. 'ne1" .r.tsi~t·• in serond ol tp.e n!· ht in the 12th i..rmh•g decide d t t ni,r:ptrap (or :Q,r.OQ:klyn alter t Dojlgen; had ca;p_il,allzr.d o_n · ¥ ~ re1ief jQb t)l E;d "'.o ebuck to J9P lhe Redleg ~ in the firs t t~,me. . '" . mea ' A,{.J; Noll<4! Y• llodi,M Manager• Phn. Collin• fiD4 lolul • At wash'tn•ton \.b~~~~.yw!!e.~~:;' ;:" 1957N0..HItter llt!oDflnl lo <he Ill• O'J'H~JI I!UMMER MERCHANDISE I)RASTij::AJ.LY 1\E;DUCED ·~~~ in I DuJer 1W ••lfe St bart • k Tcam I T0 PIC IF'or EXhI"b't• I IOU B~AR ARCHERY lQUIPM.ENT . I I I I BEAR KODI.,.K SPECIAL $85.00 i' ' I bltoiiChl'fB ll.l'(la I lngGroH l" i t.l''~ Pll('l"lllldl . U[IIJTl ARROWS QUIVERS ARM GUARDS ~- BDW STRINGS • l supply you with lhe hunt· I ing ~u pplies fot• the comh~g .sea,89n. 'Ill SPORTS (ENTER • anle~ by Jack B~ley and J(,bn Hysell lef1 Monday for Camp ~o at Friendship _,here the)' will attend a Baptl~outh Conference. Frank B. Will left "Tuesilay • New Jewelry· i See Tlais Beautilt1l I $ tloo ... t!eo...tsoo ...$1ooo WANT SOM~ CASH 1 OPENING! Br,Jtt ~ow Is oa!I!'W weatlier at tour ·Piyritouth dealer's I Plymouth· aal.os 11"0 ofurming al)ead at a record "Where Your Confidence Is JUJttfied" IIEUN'S "AUTY SHOP ,., . COLLINS JEWELRY fues. thrp Sal. 1!. Mala St. GOESSLII VISIT OUR NEW ~TORJ • OQ 01,11' K-PQSMD& )laa. Or ~ futar U you wlih. It'• qp 10 fOIL Aak 1boul our low- Is tealllrinf durllli' hie sp~ar rate ••• snowballing to au all-time SO-day "Operation Snowban." ~nd ,lliJh· Your dealer io IIi a Pooltlon to . .1/ou'll Ulul 'the Vl!l'Y llJ>eral allowanCi!l' tlve you an avalanche of •avlnp o~ lte can ,;V.· you for Y<>ur .prese~ 11ew Plymouth of f,OOf <;holee. .eay. So dbn't rqiii,I.Ollt on \hel>w sav.· p;'l!• !"ore l'lymouths ·jle 10111, ~h• ~JIIIS~ptok out II<>"!: jlcyeara-jlb~~ fl¥=u!h tOIIay, ~re cash YJ!U can 1-Yt. fGr Built rOUgb 'r.' rugrd w8r , , , of bnnl mart"tials, wilh ~tra ·touF Cao4y Kids solo:s. Yo~·J p.p, $2 .and $1 ~re for li~to 1hnc- llftywMre elK" • .• Both boys' 111d girls' slylts. in an wa~ Colon and si~ shoit .\11• .,.,.....,, ...,..,..... Mt:<'IIH' o. , ....,. .• ~ • ...., ,......"'lofl $4.•1)9 IIIIII!Co..rt, We - AMMUNITION ¥1D1Jer lH E. Mala St. Pomeroy FRE~! .,. . . lelovetl R~MIIt4GTON ' I EBERSBACH HARDWARI Pomeroy ' , •. • ~ . -ell' . ;' £.,• . ,...,., , , , ,.. . . . .",~ 110 W. Main St. WE~ • li'OR 10 WEEKS *VOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN PETERS· - WESTON CLJ.Ati.ING K.IT$ IIUJIPlr IL Yw'h .mollf fr._. J ... Nk ,.. CASH. WE .ARil .. GIVING AWAY *NOTHING TO BUY *COME IN AND REGISTER HUNTJNG £9&TS - YISTS HATS - GAME lAGS .;.. pu, _.. w 8r!.anclq. You ume- !I 'EVERYTHING FOR UCK TO S(IIOOL EACH · - All Gouges - .. BASEMf.Nl' STORE i)"ou'll re'!lJY ro fpr the ''belOW;' tero" pri..,. )'llur Plym.;.th - 1 -ool7--<opor, .. tfUI • ND&b popv1a! Pomeroy ELEC. P£RCU LATOR loiiD here of tiSO .. ,for a.,to. ... blllo. IIU7 buplno. , _ Get 00 up GUNS REMINGTON BROWNIE H&R ~~n~l,~a~l~R~a~i!~ro~a~d~•·=;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;:::;:::~'= ... ....;.,\ ' you'll need • $ ' th~n come in and let us Cold WaYes Hqir Styling .All The Latest Styles chance to save. on the one car fh-' will still be new·next lllowfall! is aJ. your hunting gear, and H"' !t's Ply,.,flit ".!''"'year~*· 1nd "Operation Snowball" .Js 19Ur peatest._ most on us , Better check I SOCIETY Selet"tiota ' season in~. Casual Wear , • Hunting POMEROY at your I I GLOVES U "I . HEADQUART!RS lht• . jJ],J}' .Jnek M1•l' llllll had offered to t•nnw in St'll lt'mher HS I eomm iltmNltloi in nntJilnl\1 elim ln· 1 11t10n~ nf the Nationul l!a§ellll ll , , Co n~o:rt'!;S plu,ofh p!'t'\'l~ nlt'd hi.~ !f'Rrn enm in)! in August. Dick Waltl'rs, formur MilS llct'. Is a sl ur hurh·r fnr Gr nvt• City . Wolf<•, mnnngt·r of lhH'ln<'. :nul Stobart. Midd l cpO l' t '.~ !lilot , h•acl \h<' Sf'C'OIHi ~nd tlurd p)af'C teams I 1of \h(• OVA Jlartrorcl took the litle S untlny 111 / (:w in~ 6·0. I Ptoc('CI1 s from th e Aug 31 Al l· Star gu nw Wlll lw sttlit ~0-M nflcr I expt>nsc~ he\wl'l'll Hartfor<l whl ch ~~ trvlnl( to fJnHll<'t• a party for ils t•l ub- antl tl w halant•e of the tt•ams, mos1 or whtrh C'iln u:>eH ~o rne po~ l s<•asnn hunk hnl AutMri"NCI Mlc.1r•gor anrln~ot nHth'l'lliL ....... . . .d. o••••, Hartford MJHia i!!N Chct OII Vl'r Milt lt. Mldlllleporf" 5ald ndmlss!un wl\1 b ~ ~01' und er 12 fr~ e. Aloo A Complete Une or Acce ..orl" . L r- z SH0 p :/ ;:y.· HUNTER'S I The AIIJUI!t 1"'!"\eetinz ur t'u~ \Irs HO}' John10n . Miss Virginia ' Chesler G11rde11 Club was ht!l(1 at Johnsorr, Columbu.s. )fr . and Mr1. Gene Evans and ihe home of Mr1. Lawrence Mil · fam il y, }{iehael a nd Kay , T. W ! hoan, North Fifth Avenue Middle Middl('port Mr and port , with her daughter. ~rs . Authm1on , Mrs. J oseph JohnltO.p and Joe Jun. Ve rnon Weher. Rut land as 1hf' eo-hoeten. Mr.... Earl Dl'an Pre~i · Larry. Kenny , Beverly, and flay has rompleled his boot Unt, was in charge or th(' ml'f'l· who training at Vrcat Lakes and i~ du e in g. to lea\·e 1100n for California . Topit or tne program was "Day .G Liliet" and Mrs. Clarente Neut z· Jud•: lloyt Dewe)' PuUms, ll-tr. ling read a ~per she had written and Mn. Cl~y. Evan5, Mr. and on thiK tu!ljtct and Mrs. RohM1 Mrs. John Smith , Mr. .~md ¥r~. WOOtlg demoo~trated and arrange Homer Walters and Mehnda and '>l liliet. RoU r:.all response~ 1Stlf'lla, Pome roy; Mr ani. Mrs. Mrs. William Allman, (above) Past Chief of Meigs were "Narriea of Day I..ilie11" wtth I ~om Br~ncom~ and . Da'' 1d and Pythian Sisters, M.iddleport, who won the doo,r prize when twenty·t~ee members present., Ji mmy. ;Vorthmgtofi; Mr. ~nd d'ueftt werf' Mfs. Augu 1t Weher, M_r11. Wlllb. m Byrd and fam1ly . O)lio Fuel Gas Company entertained the mef111K!rs of,_l<>~tlh ! :S~~"'"· •nd Donna Weber. Rut· D1anne and Ray, Mr. and Mrs. M,eigs Temple at their new office in the Colts Building, ~ land Jamej! Stoitgh and Jo yc_e and Second Avenue. Ju.d get of arrangements were (.' heryl. Mr. and Mrl. l.awrence The ~ests were given a demopstration of cooking ~ 11,1.1 Baer, Mrs. Ro~· HolteT .Be!!ord and s~n~. Ronll)' and herbs by Betty Newton, corppany home demonstration MrJ. Donald Mora and rib- Larry, Gr~ve Cuy, Mr. and ~n. and the door- prize was contr.ibuted b"' the Bak . er ·won by Mrf. Pearl Peny S)mth 8~· and &raruk'hlld~ Vernon Weber ren ; Judy Swam, Pat. J amea and Company. , Mrs. Horae~ Kenn eth Smith , New Lexington. Mrs . Cash Bahr is Most Excellent Chief of the Temple. Karr. Mra. Mora. "Mrs. Roy ~Holter a~ !l(rs. Ear !Dean 'Ohio's Cit)' ol Frit'nds' is Sa· t It wai announced that' the Sept- lrm, a Quaker Center. ember-meeun..: •ould be hdd at t he home or ·Krll'. C. N. Jones, Chuter. Mrs Roy Holter and Mrs Homer Holter were in charge of Mrs. Beula.h Kotter. and Mr. the Speeial Features eontesl Mr. and Mrs. R. T . Bles~imz or aDd Mrs. J. Jt. Roger& of Spriog- which waa won by Mn. Purley CLOSED Mason City will celebrate thelt fi.el,9. O,Uo ffDt t~o w.eeks vaCa- Karr. voldeu weddin~ anniversary on t~n In Flor.4a 1md the sout hern Tbe hoatt<sses servNi nUbon Sat. Noon un111 Tues. slates. 0s their way home t!i,ey sandwithet, mints, a deasert cou rs s~:· ~'~ctA~u~•:.25 with ~ the hours of 2 and ~nt t~li! ..,-eckeod with Mr. and lind toffee. Arrangement s of Evenings By Appointment at t heir hOme. Mn. Wa.vne Sloaa of Pomeroy . .1umm.er nowers were used Mr ,and Mrs Cbarles Buek aild I C The Rlc s::ings were married on Cmtline, Ohio serves as the 0. Au1. 21. 1907. She i.a the former Mrs. Charles ~uri and daughter , Marjorie were bwine•s visitr.rs c-han e point for an eut and west 1 Sevilla E. Roush, daullhler of ~r . In ·Park:erabwJ. W. Va ., Tuesd~y . , pusenaen, crews end freight on ~ a nd Mn. F. M. Ronsh. He is the Rt'.V. Ral!lh C. Zundel accomp- tbe Eenlll)'lvania - and New York Court St. 311M Pom.erO) 'tOn of Mr. and Mu. W. B. Bleis· ·~ ·. ... I lOWS ·' .::k an d T•SHIRTS I Chester Gqrden · Meeting Is Held MIJ)JILEPO~T, P!IIO , BRIE f S I I ICJub August THE . SHOE BOX aut . . Omaba 4 I ~il3P<'H• 2 ~env,er 7 ~til Q a i SH1RLEy ar .. UTY SHOP OIJR ... lf.\N\.' NEW FAJ,L S'rVL'S . Fqr· D'ress .... S~hool Band l.b I I ;m &>pen SEI I I ! Buhan wen the re-ct-nl gu~ .~\..11 'the annual lobnaon Reunion of Mr' A..t;meda Wippt"l an d llr5 1 wa11 held at Lo,:: 1 n on Sunday, Jlelen Alkms, L.aurt'l ~t. Augult 18, •ith tix.ty-five prest'ltlt Atlluding the reunion wl'rl.' 1 .Mr and Mrt. A. H f ~·rjpJ- un ul Uuntinaton 'tl.'ere retl'Ht gut·:.tn or Mr 11nd Mn P1ul Johnson and Helen A.tkh~!i . Uu1rel Sl. sons. Hoger .11nd Chlrlca, Mr~ !~fora JohnS<~n Mr and Mrs. J11cO!l Jolmson 1rid family, Jerry anrt ~rona Mr and Mra. Delh,ert Joh n· ~nn and Sbeila. M'r . and Mr11. Ted 1 J a)m.aJt, \fr. a.nd )o(ra. Charlf'~ Hartun g 11nd St~ph e n .lfr .and R. T, Blessing's Will Celebrate G?lden W~dding Inc. :' 'I call . abeaa ... for a pl~c:e tQ · ~t.Cli) · flf I teE MAIN ST turn><e~d~lo~~~!,.l~lt_CI_!I~~':J,b,;~·~::;~· ~:;.:~·""~""~;!,.""""""""'~~~""~;;;* _ School. 1t will De Reumon • Her,.. l..l .IIJ't. AC?n• Spencn O,.lvm . 1 A l Wh .• •nd y,. Etta sPt"ncer o1 . t ogan, OL.. ••10 • s. I ~t. Paul 3 ~ade~tP.n ( oi lAftftUQ I JQhft$0ft their . unrle Dr ·W. Hart ond dourht<r. Miu lllile.........,. IN111NATIQNAL LIAOUI Buffalo 8 Rachcster 0 Toronto Montr~al ? ' Mlami 8 Col umbua 1 jlav~na 2 J}lc hR\Of!:~ 1. ~ll!pt>nrlrtl , after 7 lnnm~~:s pQWer faa,ure 1 AMERICAN AISOCIA1'10N l!{i.rm.e apqlis 3 (.4)uj.lv~)Jc 2 . I ce DOWNI~..GROS$, bri>r their uniforms ond other equipment· R '112 P·RICE er to gain his' fifth victory in the fir:st ' game. Reliever Doli Dr.ysd-ale was the winner i n the finale . Ath~nl vbit.ed Cincinn.atl ;.t PUtsburrll, nHe I Sf'OIT (j)ATS W ·:I,M(ETS .B,.oeb~k .,lmrle~ tbree-hlt relief ball for 5 2-3 inal;gs and slam· hi.s first major leag qe hom· ond !.ln. Al<f Goldoborry , St. Lou:& al Philadelphfa, riite 1 SUMMER . SUITS 1j~ PRICE SLACKS 'Recluctd 1·3 · thp· !WUO.n a_pd Cooking Demon$ttation Given It BTobkJyn , p.lte I Milw~ukce Chlca~ o a-t blew Yort M.~'!eral ONE I,.OT Stan ~usi.Jl slamme,d out fi ve bits, includin11 a horneT i n eiK'h game, to he lp the Cards to their two Yictories over th e G1a nh. Duke Snider's 33rd home1· of I ThurN•f"t G•"'" ai):Jt Clea ~nl'l nil~ PbJiade.._l• 2 Qli:clao 1 lit twi Uaht ~o jnuln§• Chh~ll:P $ Phila,delphia 2, 2nd nitr ' ,ChampiOn Pony Leaguer~,;: The Pomeroy Tigers su · .x=·,~~ :~·!.:: m~=. ': Yank~e Castnff Pitches First I Authorized llrht St. LDul.l 3 1\few York 2. 1 1 op-1 • 0 , ~thpaw W~re~ ~pP,n of Brave11 held the P-tra.ties to aeven hitl in gainiog his 15th triwnph . the 1 With the score tied 1·1 for eneh game. These picture ~ · · ~· · \'r~ pushed over a pa1r of or great help to the coach ~ "! , in the njnt..h on Red Schoen. tea91 i_n ana lyzi ng game e.r r~r s, JJt'll!il ·~ ~)ngle, Edd_iC Mathews' T~y are i;IISo r un lor assarmt1on . triple ud 11 netlier slAgle b~· Jlank ~rq~Q.rs ab.cr each ga m£'. Aaron. · I ' WUl/'1"' the opene, , lt·5 o,nd tj., J:l'innint P!ilhl<Jp. . ot I I Aohddletown, Ohio ia an i mpor- indWilr)' 6-5, w,ljlile the Cubs bf"•t tbc t-it·w_(!i¥h Joh.Jl "''W1lfPII wil l Phill:i#s. ~2 iu tte P.iJb!ftP al~r ~ mvt!ed _ t~ ~W!:e liflerTremorks drop~ln~ tQ.e rjl'St ,1ame, 2- t irt ' . The aSSOCJ8UOn 8 ~imar y ob· Robert s probably won because he had the strongest bull- l""d. n i nte.r~a.t¥ ln soqfla, at~nd· jecl is tp " llelp the I;IPYs" Mill s cf'edmg5 for breJC'~ of contract," sairl af\P he qdded !¥re arf doz. pen . He pprned with Duane Wolfe, and relieved him after six e the middle'feight c ~mpion Sllid . l'n s of wafs UUs C&1l be ate-om Innin gs with hi s equal, Tom White who had to go three more Admittf'dly surpriaed , Norm "I'm .iOtrf to SBJ'," said. MiUs. plished throu8"h the yeAr . not s!Jted. "The fight's still on as far innings beforf' winning over Ironton , 2·1. " that our neighbor ~wn is ~t· only for football playeq, but in a.• we'rl' cofl('('rned, and ther(''il But Wolfe. having gone six. was out of it , unf1er tournew ll~g away W~Y. ~ ,., )n foot.~Jl baseball and basketball u 'J'Bll. he no chang(' in the thf'aler-te!e rules . Wh11e had three left. He had Howard Johnsdn of Ra· ,l.,ee.~n "'IJPPQJi. Dl eour.it tlie)'1)',e The !lf!Soeiatiori ral{l{'s ~it;,' l11~ds , oston arranl(ements" &it a ~fn'ler, Jnd ~we. 1\.tven't ~.et. through (1) NIODSQI'inig fP ,'!llU· cine and J1m Louks Syracuse for added stoppers and John Ba ~i lto ron lmued training p! But our b.Qrs fnd QU.r W!W c~lt mni game each year <!J;ut (2) s.;Jl· AlrJCnn dria Bay , N Y.. hul he Shasteen of Pomeroy Cor added strength. The other s urviving dubs at this point obvious1v had tbeir, ::::, ,uppo,rt now m~e .~fn ing AstQCiation men;tbers hi'lf ~4,8 t·omrnt'nh•d, hqwever . " tf Rob '" , . ff ,.,1 nt 11 each. inson run s out on !hi ~ fight. 1'11 troubl es too. which, com pounded , resulted in the Meigs ttam 'N' •~w-,t.j.ye e ort W~ F) <~He •'it's ~fSY to ~d(lle 250 Or - ~ know he 's a-Fr.id of m(' He look going all tht" way . batted only 7 limes but eac-h got to nol)'til).Q,ie pew officers but ~n · mem~rship c ar,~s." ~ill,i ~ ed pt>trifled at the s ign ln.l!:. any Robert<; nrH'rwd ag-~insl Ham- llhrel' hi.ts for 429. Joh n Shasteen st~. e Jl(NJ'ipatiP!i ~ixli!J.ce "bpt lt'tl npt ne,arly so e_aay to wny." 1Pn with .f f)hn~on and r cl icvc<l al~o had .429. was named to co~ lp ~th an 'et pq-oplc who :~P.Ould be inter· Du.an<' We~ Foozy Wolle .dis- acceptal)le .slll'te Tburiday ~ven· ested qut to wor~ in our proThe tHsputr is about who shall ~im w11h _Lottks af!N lh r{'c inn · appomted hum<'lf bul not h L~ in,g, Aug, 28, at !1:30. gram ." handle the thnh•r·TV Norris has •ntt~. wmnJne eas ily 9·2. Hr wa.~ able lo rome back teammates a s he colleeted four By ~hat ti.me It is hoped mor(' , :<~iiflt'd a C'6/)tracl with 1\eatn '\'ith Wluh• a·~ainst Wellston in hits in 13 tnps for 308. Two of interest among parents and t eam The nondnatlng cDmmittee Network T el.l!'villion Inc. ' h(' Lh u;,cl u<tml' Thai ~ten tle ma n them were dutch doubles. Wolfe's W'l:ll':wish.e,rs will be ~rred so whose f'ha,rman is F,rancis ,KI,eJ.n, Robin1on i nsist s I hat !tie Tele 'lilched four of th P :~ reatf'st Lit· great play at the hot corner sta. tha-t a larger fUen~ruLte 'fill bt- it.i com~d of R. L. (RupO prompter Corp., which ha.n dles tJc l.f'agu(' tnning.~ llll\bodv eoold Uil izcd a fine Meigs infield and on hand. Miller and Ch~ter tannehill. much industrial and convention wanl l n fie(' I! (' hnd vond su p· hi~ opening mound. stint was S\1· closed-ci.rcuic work, be given lht• 'lot·t lwhmd him Hlld hl!.tin,e; ciuh perb . light becau&e it bad (uaranteed a rnat t•s at th<' plait• 1-'ans could Al l H d . . I!J' minipH1f1__~ +OO..oot theater .seat;; '~'f' he wa 'J t•njo:~-m.~: )11 s work on en amm an Ht c ~Je Arnold about po-u,OOO (or Robin son':. the mol\Jld hatl(•d 322 anfl .333 tn fewer . . . pla !e appearan(·f's th ·m the oth· t-nd . In a l' rri ~,·Hil tkt"~~wn nobart s ers while Pealw l.~ Wlekllne and T¥!'s 1!~0 . 000 more srab th a11 rl'lH'I'HI, VI Ill I<' v:ttll Shitsleen In a cn\ i(' a l dl'{·ls ion, Ro-bert;; . , ~ TNT rOU#d iUaranlee. ~·IH:n \\ h1L1• had n·ac hE>d Ius Winebrenner 333 011 ont• hit in There Is a short pause 1n l he :.tors broke up a 4-4 tie In 1he SUJar Ray daimB that Norrb hmll nf Hltlmg ~ J oh n was shaky three trip.s. pennant races today to welconw opener. sijn~ the C'Ontrlll't , whh TNT nttd 11'1 lht• ~-:; 1 nt(' lw lu·d up when Bob Keegan into the no·hh, noRalph Terry, another pilehcl' ~~:~ Ill' ~N\"t•rl up J ~ophr.-r IJall with I .The other seven hoys had nc . run tratermty lilnd to ll!t t he " witbout my pe:rm _~~~~~n" the~)' brOke a Si.,ntd a~o:tcc 1 otw on . B tJI llw Mt•l::~ plate pow· Juts or run s Jn 20 ufficta l times Yankees ponder why they rver the Yankees let get away, eame menl." er canw h11r·k In '>aVt' him , anrl al bat. all o wed him to get awny to l he back to haunt them ·Tuesday ni(bt when he beat them, 1·0 for J<.:an · Shastef'n srtllt•d fl ow n to pit(h The tenm averOtt.:e was . ~. White So~t . !18S 'q ty. The A's 4;9'~ ow)' ,.., . , . . fenlghl finr hall H! tlw 1<~~1 in ni ng. Mc lgs Opponents' avt'raged :183. There's The Pomeroy Merehan~~ base· won ~. 2 t he stury. Keegan, !-1 36 year o.l d rig ht · l,Wii' !;Us orr Bob Turley but those )\al)d,r, .was eut tQf.¥ie llY \11(' bits l'(\Juluted lrt tbe o.n.lf l1l:'l baD Wm ,Gill: .t t'he tnldnf fa Tlw hi~ fin.d ni);!hl was Satur-~ --::-:-::-:---Yanke(>s live years a&o, , ~rltlt'n ] of th,p gnme when Woody Held tbe OVA thtJ IUmmer, wilt ploY dar ugainst Nt·w Austun . Howard . HOPES FOR KO a praetJQ ~bllblf lt. laJt Juh ~~-~on nf HHc'lllP :lllrl .llm Louk ~ CIII~ Ar~o UP _ \,ightweiJC·hl off ,as .a cbr9n~c w~·an"J:~ r<~se douJ:tl,elj( in the _f~ flh ipD!nf ,fl,ld of the aummer exl·t-pt for all star of ~ynww;P wutJ i! on a shutout champiOn Joe Brown rates his TV who ~oul~ never m~ke his ·madt acore,d Oil Tlm Thomp~on .; sl.1 eommillmen1s ror some of its 3·0 1 In u,_e rn.11jors. B,1,1t l)e @i4i \1 Tues· ij:lc. 1 OPI>Onent ton ght, Joey Lope-s 88 CleveJand beat Boston !H anJ. members-11galnst H11rinP toni ght A ion!,( wtlh llw pilrhin.~:, here u tough boy, b,ut he ttiou_gh 'triday clay ni~r:ht when · he pitched t he on lh,e Cbl\drens' Home Hill dia· ls tht' r:'ul ~lnq· flf th t• reason I he mi ght ring up "the , 28th ~nock first no-hiller of the seyson to . Detrqit li"C' kM BuHimore fH i,n In Ita· I' the oth.er American League game.> mond . Wlgglns will go against Me1g~ wtm- Lh t· hatt mg aver<tg•· ~ o ut o{ his ca r eer ''J won't have beat Washington, a.o. JrevP.I Pi~•.• Larry Litll~ Fo~:__~?_ lf_ o ._ _ _ of th e lt•.Jlll Ito look for him" Brown s11id . nigPtcap of a twi·ni,ghl douh!r ln t~e N3tional Lengue, first Rot,cr ls" rP<"lrr1s ~. hnw Whit t' " ll e' U be there. So if 1 can nail header. The S~>nators won th e ener, ~-4. pl~ce ~ilwaukee rallied for two lrrl ull hilttng HI 53R including .1 him, I'll knock h1m out." runs in the nmlh to dC\fcat Pittshornr rLlll. m 7 h tls 111 13 at bat -~ Ke~gan w_alk_ed o~ly two hal · c:ur:;eh:_.e,3-;!li..;_:;th~~e~G:aro::::,in:::•:,:b:,.:to;;•:;k.,t;,;w;,:• Ted A~ltll'y and M1h Hol}t'r\s t''h'h AIRMAN HAUNTS JETS ters In fashwmng hl.'t no•hiller, ·r --~- · I COLU!\IB IJS UP - Stu Locklin the fir.st lll regl}iar major leagu ~·l. . tl.e,alth Knit unce an amnan ut nenrby L~k : •won oompetUion since Sol FOR 1 " ' 0 ' hOJit nc AFR b~tterl in thrt'e run s Maglie or th e Dod_gers tur-n~>d in 1 t' I u help th<' M1ami MPrlins to an on e ogoil"t the Phillie' io.•L . I'<ISy (i-1 Vli'IO!'Y ov.cr Columbu .• . her e 'tue .~day, disappointing 11 Sept. 25. The only no-hitter since I th en was Don · Larsen's perfect I For Me n and Boys homl'comi ng crow d of 403~ game agoimt the Dodgers . Jll th e HOreN Belter F.or J,.ess" World Series last Oct. 8. 1 HAS SLOW WINDUP Eighth VIctory nonn ld Wnlfl' und I"]J;J["IL'V Sto· CHICAGO UP- Iloh K1~e,1!fln of 'Ilhe \lietory wuR Keegan's eiRhl U" h1tr l will srlt•t'l an All Star " t ram th(' Clm•ngu While Sox sa1 d todl!)of the season and It wa~ mutlc i Jru m fl vt• Ohtu Vall• "r' Hasci.JuJl lih<t l u new "slow motion'' windup tbSOt' li!IJoltl lt' .t111S ,1r11 l 1114' ('\ lhl' ht•lp{'d h1m hurl tlw su n.~o 11 ·~ possible by a rive-·l'lln third inn· 1 ('o~e In and ace our complete .ing, during whJch Larry Doby h~t lhwtfortl Tig('r ~ i n nn l'lihiiHIIOll fltst no· hlltcr line or ~ar Archery F..quipment a. two·run ·homer Ed Fitzg~rnld 'll 1 Court & Znd Pomeroy gnmt• Snturfl,t .v rllglot , 1\UL( 31 un · e1g ht;h innlne homer lor the Srn· d('r Wuhomlil l1r:;hb Plun .~ w•·rr comp ldf'rl fur till' !(llffil' wh rn It fi na lly wn~ d<•<•Jd"d BW CJJIJ •...• , $2UO h.er£' that u ~~:u nu- WJI;• tlw Grove Ht•Rrt uf Oh JU l.P ,J)ltl!' cha m· BEAll POLAK .... $32.50 City pi ons could not ht• lwl1l hPt'l' in BE4>11 (;RI/tZ.LV .. $4!.50 Scptt•mhf'r. Tlw WaiHltUa dlilmo nd un l,v pr nr ll<'ahlt> pliit't' ln s ta g: r BEAR KODIAK . . $55.00 such a ua nu•, w1ll 1101 h«' availalw afh•r I .nhor 0H} "~ fn olbal l an.d qf\e ~J nally Sentinel, Po~eroy-MlddleJ'lbf.f,~Allp2! ,~ IJ:2; _llrooklyn_ a~ePt .• J?air rnm tant ceoter of the p,aper-makin.: e.rs' for ArmcO steele A can. verjCing on the ct,sw;!'.r jte kind, ~~~ out 'to ptr,ents of Middi('Port football p.JaYeiS aml 01! that mt>'elmg tp "~Je,k-oH" the 'PQTI..s fal)Ji e.e.o,erally for l.nQ)·~· ucw !gg!b~/ 1 .~.afiJn, ;j.lld launl'h tJ · support and enthusia!m in thl' "new deal'' m Cans' f'nthusiasm iChQ91's athletic JU'Ogr,am. Mills expllil inefl the assoda,ion's Jt was made bY nobert Mill~ . prOSff!n JS »fit~~arily one of ra4· i"eliri/lg _presi£1i!nt of the Middlt• in!!' futids to· purchase movif' rilm l.eies.. 4-3 , , ·t·• bf lrlcltr ff# Oyer JOO Years ,au.u•ll1!'• .,.,. Artnrnd •<m•••••• Value ?.an•· Drawing Ea<h Saturd'f Evening ol 8:30 LAST WEEK'S . WINNER , MRS . JAc,KIE LitTLE, Ill. I, Mldd!ep_ort �...... . . ~ ... '·.. . . . . ....... · - ,. . - ~- . . .. ' ' ' .. .. ... - .... • • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MtddleP'Irt, 0 ., Aug. 21. 1957- 7 ·------ -- - Ohio State Fair a special (eAture of good gruup of t~heep dvnlted hy va rioutl ra-rmer8 and orgaplzatJOra (Contlnueti From One) will bt' ahJppotl from the bu by ~ .. ppy. air directly to Equador. Founded in IMO Oh•o's M,de Friday hllli been detlia:nstoo as C.11 STANBACK . labl•h or powdtra, A1 1i1"'• pai'l• o.f tir.d, tort, aehlrrt faiT .b -one of tht' largett in I hto Youth DaY; SAturday will be de''" r•l•tl of COL.O DISCOMFORTS. muaclu w iV. ITAN8ACK , t.bi.U eountry, and ha11 alway11 meant a Th1 & TAN 8 A C K pr..c-r optoo" tnot "oted to businets, Sunday to th.or powdt r t . STANBACK acte f8at hecti-c week !'Dr Co!unrbua, hust presll', radio and TV; . Monthl}' for,.,ull it • cor~>bo~l•on •' p1 •n n · to br~r. or1 comfetr-t:int relltf • .• 1 to the event_ I•1Y1 ng tl1a1 worlo tog•thl• Ohio eity oCficials will be honfor FAITI:A AELI[, of HIADACHI , Summing ltj) hill t' xpcctations ored; ~oy i.s also Fp;nrr or. btnu1e th• STANBACK formula 1 HIEtii'IAl.GIA llld ACHING MUSCLEI Fair Mancger Robert J ones sait'l, c-ombi"u uvarat pr•acr~ption t)'p• du1 to colda. i!IITANBACK alai. " l'· aniiatton Day; Wed~a)' ~lit "W~'ve got somt>thln!!; for f'very DU C£1 ll'lVlR. INAP BACK woth lngrtd ien h for fut r•lid of pain. be Dlrectm of Ap~Jture Day , fiTANBA~K. think It wUI be 11 11 one. an1t wt• ThurM!ay is the GOI'Iemor'• and great sueccls, as It has neve~> l.ci:islature'a D11y, · ~Jmd Friday . failed to be." clOJling the falr, be Sports Vi!rtitdrs to th~ fairground~ will •nd F'mternal Day 1 ' probably be surpriSed this ye;~.r by th e pi'!Csence of a giant re(l cnrd inal, 13 feet tall and 23 fe~t l-ong, weighing nearly a ton, and aiHiwering qut•~ttions of all whc (C-tlnuH FI"'t'''' 0~) e:,re to a sk. The cardina l is the A&IOCilllion attention il eiv~n (' S· atate bird uC Ohio. Jones ha11 spent $123,000 iust ta blishing local groupe in the EW YORK- Things one New Yorker _thlnkl making new fadlitiE"s. "heckiug ot-her counties Meigs C<Hlnty Girls' Stale alurlre prDtfletion ~ystems. · about: ~ . T!lere has been an uneuy IUiplclon 1n thil: A troop o t Boy Scout~ h as heen mnae art urged to f!Ontaet Jan it·t• comer recently that thoe "Mueic tor-" phono· Hned up to serve Bll ush ers Story. Route 2. Pomero)·. f(rr fl'&ph albums are rettlng 10mewhat out ot hand V11rious. . religioos faiths h aY· ~ deta ils. 1'he B. G. S. A. A.'s actj\'P po, , . a au1plclon that Ia ,cDnftnned today by Uur arranged to condtjd mo r ni ng serarrival of a message from BGb Waleutt. an •xecuvice!!. litical education A~!!opoa_m . W.ilS tl ve of a local di.amoftd needle tlrm, who ""' been Television star Tepnt•.sscil Erni(' kicked off at a r~-,nt mtetmg- M pa1sing the hours _,oneeUilg the whimtleal tiUN. Fotd baa scheduled an appear- the group's exerulive rommiltrt! Walcutl's collection ineludee auch dUlles u ance. Other -entertainers to. liP· nenr Wow ter, Wayn~ C~ty • Mwd c ~o Wash 011~ Irort By, .Ku.W to llake Yov. pe-ar i.oclurl:c Mol).v Be.- und Ric l 'ed That Certai11 'Way, Jluftc to Clo11ge Her ky ]Velson, :lim Arness lind Rin Mi~Jci and MU3ic for Mo.cher•, qord DlJJ!Jet• 4Rd Cldl~ B~tle:r& {lbtllt all are bona. ~e and not Aztec troupe just dreamed up), H• n¢ea that J~ Colonna. agrefd to put on a special act (Continued From p ... an.~ Jloldlth And•rso• the old profeaBOr, baa nco~ an album callad their ~ public:: appe-arance in news c-onference tonitht. '' ~ be Qr 11ot Mwic for Screomh1g and thtrl an ILIU_ ether• the 'u. S. The India•!" plan t-o Speaking briefly wll}l ne'wllml'n to be-" ~~~ labeled M11&lc for BIHpwcalker• 0~131- and Jf~lc _&~;alf- an ml·foot pole 1n the ten· a!tor his landing Tuesday , Sicontralto. to Break a .Le111e. ler' of the rQeetraek, do 11 dan-~, mons said h\11 greatest thrill wa~ 1 :Many or the UUe1 are more tender. of .qour•. and drQp to the ground. They wdli' "getting back to earU11" He said Ineludlng the wl1tful Jfuk to Remember Hlf.r, but U f ..r. U Walcutt pel'form on several eons-ecutive the "C::;;psule go ndola operated · or I have ascertained, no one tlu ~me up with the tnftnllel)' mon days. ocrft>etl.}' " durin<~ . the mara'lho n · ,preterable album, JlHriC to Forget Hn Bli- BMt Good, ':Apparently .. , .Be:\ides a fo~nu1l horse s-l~ o w. 1 flight. you e&.n have "m usic for virtually anythin(.'' Bob 11-.Yio .. _.nd I h.ame~ roocs wtll be ru~ a! mghl 1 The gondola was undamaged in wouldn't be surprised It 1omeone Clll.lllf up .,,_lh an album by that [or a to~ I. of $'71.000 Ill purses. th~ landing , and the Air F~c-c name." ~mph~su;mg the evpr-~loser rr- and Winzen Researc-h Co. began Swirty O'Brien, the demon Broadwaylte ud _lo1,1.t, hal _otrered o~ l~lJOMhrp be\W'E!'(>n farmers . anrl , an immediate Jtudy of the comtitle th.at mar meel ~Jth some aiWht. emall opposltlon In aom'! CitY dwellers, -~e tw~~n -Amer•cnn:s ' prehe nsive reports recorded on qullrters: M•11ic to Shoot .I'M• Pre11le~ By. and · other nat1~n•lr11es. ,T u~ s.d ay 1 inelru m~ n t in the capsule. 13 • • • haa been set as trlt> as l ntt rnatlOn· J An A•r F orce spokesman termLEONARD SILLMAN. the tey New 1'oce11 p~~r. will be Vio· a) Day_ eel tbe flight "mO&t SUcce!flful." ~ently busy this autumtr, with tour RroducUons M:btd"'~ U1'1der hie Demooslrntions wilt poi nt ou t He ~aid much. ll.ignificant data · -.egis-Including the Judith Anderton veralon .of ••m~t. 1 take the ertect of the new St. Law- was obtained, , but it will ta lte back to no cne In nay admiration of the vlW Mial Andli!r110n, but _If rehre Seaway on far mers, fa rm some time to analyze the inCorshe· ca11 disguise her torso and throaty r,mininlty to Ute point where mtV"ke.t s, tru{'king and warehous- m.:~ti on . ' I can belleve she fs the melancholy D.ane, l'U ~ ~ ror all .•••• Stagger a little under 10rne lltatistlca: tlurre are 142,000 ._partrnent houses In New York, 6,000 mllee of atreeta and Uo ~quare mllee of real ~state as11eS1ed at more than $29 bi1llon. ; Golfing the other day at Dellwood Country club In New York City, N. Y., ha~ by the writers' colony In Nya£k, I only cotrld re· m emhe1· the glory that waa Greece and tbe grandeur thal was Rome. The lavish layout onu was the eatate ot movie mqgul Adolph Zukor. ' . ' ' •.. So the Me.nha.ttan-lo-Weehawken, N. J., ferries are to stop run ~ lnlerlor Sec,.tary Has Fred Seaton It Proftodtlnl ning. This once waa virtually the OfllY way tor me to vtslt my ··Good Political Potonllol Vlco Prtoldondiol Tlm!Mi ·Aunt Minnie, and almoat the only .way to get to J-loboktn to let the young Frank, Sln~tra, who now te some 'yean removed trom the . By HENRY CATHCA.R'I' ~ '-\ Jersey1 marches. ~ . CetrtrBI Pre11 WcsahVIgtON Writer I didn't know until today that the etUI~unftnl1hed Callledrat ot St. ASHINGTON- While there no bQom underway, number John the Divine In uptown Ma.nh~tan-for which I w~ flvlng my of adMintetraUon otflciala a.te quietly discuaalng the tble Sunday School pennies 30 :rears ago--ia the largest church. In Ute political potential of Intertor Secretary Fred Seaton ln 1-tOO and world. Only St. Peter's In Rome and Spain's Seville cathedr11.l are flter. bigger. • . , Ovet·seu communique ju&t arrtved from Mike Todd, Seaton Is warmly liked by Prealdeat ]!:taenllower, key membera ot who beat it home: ''Thanks ror what you &alii about AroMnd the the Wblte House famlJy, senators and GOP 11tate ortlclala .through• ', World 111 80 DrJyll . Forgive my dtlay In sendlftJ ~hll nole, but I out the country. · ' have bec:pm,~yboy" • .,._ He J1 atm yoUD.&" ud even though &88ocl~~t.ted .z,.~ with "modem Republlcanllm" the one-tlme Ne• -!'IHAKEit~~ lS ON 'niE--LOOSE A.Qm: "fln ~- Heyburn braaka senator ia llked by C6l!.Bervatlvee in th' Is going to do The MercluJut of l' e lltc~: b..l[innlng July 10 •t Strat· patty. ford, Conn., and N~w York's Park department l& oq:erln_g Romeo Friend' concede that it Vice Prnident Richard aud· Julir-t on a. 31'i-foot- trallllr·truclf wbose roof and fides unfold_ M. Nixon gttl the GOP preaidentlal nomination Into a stage when the ttehlcle 1S d~aw11 Up Into one oi\ the pu~llo In 1960. Seaton'8 chances tor the vice pre1ident1a.l po~o . '· &Pot wtll be leslened becauee or the geo,raphl.cal allow; 1.670 more pllrldng meters1will ,l;>.e api:Jnided aroulld V'lii .\O~ factor-both would be trom west or the Mil• allow; 1,870 more pli:rktng metera .wtU be IJPiiftkle41 around the 'clty' COLD SUFFERERS Donkey Softball Game Is Thnrsda y WANT ADS PtiONE 398 I 1 ( 1 ) Notices debls contracted by any otht•r ptr~o n than myseH Roy Ellis. Rent to ----~ ~ _ ~ "I•3tp. 2 or a hecirnom hml~t· in !\-h·rw. ~ ~r County . Famil y uf :1 <1d ul 1~ Card Thanks Phonr :::tH89. fl-19-:llc ---~- - - --- - , Unfurni~hcd 3 or 4 lwdrr10m Wl' wtsh to thank evrr .vonc wh ll hou!le in PomerC~y or Middl eaS!iistf'd at th e ti me uf the 111 port. Phone 2-M. fl-15-6tr ne s_.; anrt df'ath of our mother. · - ~- --- -- - - - · Mn. Robl'rl Stephe nson. J ohn '4) 121 ,. .i. Of •..:o l umhu.~ Stephenson, anc! Mary Looue Rinehart , Mou nds- villi.', W. Va. 8-21-ltc ----- - (81 AutJ Sales 1956 Buick VB Century , $2.595 2 dr Hard Top . Trade-in !ror,, satisfied Bui ck owner on new Butck. Dynanow drive. Bl al'tt· n•rs, Pomeroy. H-16-6tt' 1963 GMC 1/z ton Pickup . $795 Nearly new paint j.-.h. Not ~ flaw blemlsbl B!a,.·t~dr.~. 'r ~- 16-6t c Pomeroy. 1953 Buirks u low as $896. F i\'...' fine car s, trldo-ln fr om satis· fled owncn Blaett na rs, PomP1'0)'. 8-16-6tr Will tams and daughter, Pt. Pleas;u1 l spent Sunday , with Mr. and Mrs. Alv:r Tolliver and family 111 Glenwood. W. Va. ~,'· 11 " .{11 M'r'1· Wrla ltc~ VillAr~ an< arnt y, ca:s.ant wert' calling on Mr. and Mrs Clifford 1 (20)Busines!i Servir..es _ _ _ _· -· · - ~· _____ TERMITJS EXTERMINATED For £r~e l.spection phone 383-M, House fur Rent Thrt'{' ~'IOniS anti 1 Gilmoril Supply Store, Pomeroy . All wort guaranteed. Fully lubJ th. Rcde(•orttled J nc 32 1X. sured. Vaughan 's lndus trial and 8-l9-3t p Resi d~J.tial Termite Control ScrOne three !"nom Fun .. ~:u~d apart\'Icc, St Marys, w. Va. 7 2~ t ( . _ ___ ment. Utihl te.; pai d. A[1p!y at - - ,--- - -- Ho rn e Rf' s l at t r~.~ n t. 8-19-6lc Custom Built Kic chen. Kitr:hem --··- _ _J. d!''>I,R"ne d for your home. l''rer. 5 room fu r ru~hcd aparlmf'nt. UU ~lltl matc~. F~cman & Abbott h ti<'s paid A]lply !lome Rr~ l il.ur- for Rent ant. R-19-61c ( 16) For Rent or Sale --,:--- - - ~· -·-c-~ For Rent - Extension t.ad:den, · Scaf.Jid h;1ard1, Drop Clotba. Clinton F 1 ~her, Middleport. PhOne Phone 6284-Y. B-H-tl - - - ·-- UDIO • 'f'lnJC\'fSION SI:!.RVlCE, Phon• !JO, Cleland Apnllance r 1 Store, l.ul W. M.lll.n St, POIIi.o~rOJ 2-23·tl · Carpe nter, new and rcpain. Phone 9071\.1. Virgil Teafol'd, S>· 11 1 U riiCU!Ie, 8-20-3tc 82b~. (17 I Help Wanted 19M Pontiac 8 Sta r Chir-f. $UIA5. Conv. Cpe. !.ike nt>w llghl hl ue J<'EMAJ ,F. ltro:I. P Ail'llll('~ IH'(•d finl 11h w\UI new blue lo p, aw t· y uu nj;( WOnl\'11 . St•l' Vllf iid t n llyrlrama l l<· all leathn scats Amusem ent Sed1on, Cf'n lral \11 driVf . Rtal! y ~ h a rp looki ng l'itit utc. Blaettnan, P omeroy. 8-16·61t· ~8-21·\l(' ·- -· CONCRETE BLOCKS GRUESER BLOCK CO. I Mllea North of Pomerwr - IBM Bulrks aH low fl .~ $!193. Cho irr> llou .~ • ·kE•P tw r I n ('Jii'l ' f rrr lw11 of Civt' good rar11. Blat•llllltn:l, chrMn•n rl urln~-: 1h1• 1la _\' .'\ pnly QUICK SERViCE l'll Wmh .&o-Vomeroy. · 8-16 Ol r /lrt(•l" 6 P. }! . HiU :\ ~ h St. Mi1! palrlng by F~~r 1 Tra1n6d dl l'purt R lll-3tp 19$6 Old!! Sup('r "08''. $2.495. 2 watchmaker, COlLINS JEWEdr. Hard Top. Power ~:~l ccritr lo( LERS, Pt,r,eroy \-3-tf lnrnH·d iH1 P. Glrl l ti or uvt·r ro•· - and brakr~~- ll.1·<i r runali r rlri~·t• . A f!nc automobil e. Blacllnors. Pomeroy. 8-16-0tc I t cmpo r<.~r y hel p w1th g(:Jrc• •• 1 h<iuscwork . bah.v :.i t11 ng , cJl!'. or two smal l cluldn ·n L tV(' in or out. Phon<' 24 1 fl -11i-6lr ).lAI.I-: IIELI" 18bl AutoServices I. B. liAWWIGS 80Nll OJ. - :U ~ Wfrttker St~OI. DIJ -'t. Pbon• t122T Nl111J11: Phone DODGlli • PLYIIOiml IIL\!.11!1111. 8 • tt --- - -- ~91 F.or Scie ---,- - - - - - , - - (fiOIIl SALI) Rf'~lauranl~ or Sthoo)!l ; New Stainle•~ RelriKerator . 32 ru. F'or ' ft. , 2 door. rompiPie , with un it WIA INO.OO now $61'iO.OO. nuar- anteed. JACK'S nll'll In fllr llowwkl•<'pcr mtddlc agl•d lad y. Wi!l rct·civc ~110d trciltment. not Jl111Ch work. John W You ng, Rann c h t. No. 2, Me!g!l Cu. 8-20-0ip - ----- . . tnsld~ - WANTED · CA Fl.Rifi:R- Wrl or ho y for Rutbnd !loui e. Contact The Dajly Sentine l. 8 1:.! tr -----------MALE HELP · KOlmA N VJI:Tf.H ANS lo Lraln for Ai1'1inc6 atttl T~lcvit.lon . S<'r> u111 11 d in AmUl:lt'lllen t S1Jrl10n C<"ntral REFRIGERA· N~W lll~VEN TU -23~37 . 8-l9-25tp (iood Cl..a Used Can All Makes aad Med~b METROPOLITAN AUTO .SALES WE BU'\' ICRAP IRON- MITALl !n:~tilulc . ....,_.,.., HI-TEST G"S AT ltEGULAR PRICF. NlWELLI!I 8ERVIC8 STATION LUBBICA.TION' 1nd WASH Mlddleperl. Obit - - - - ---+----- - - - - REFRIGERATION SERVICE Domesuc.commercial·Dairy JACK'S REFRIGERI\TION 24 Hour Service Tu 23537 A-21 -ltr· - - -- ---J-- 1-29: ~ TU-24888. --;:--.,-- -- (181 Employment Wanted GilAVU.Y 1 AACTOR SALitll and lorvlco. R. A. Fllllow, &I I <1. Dab}' witting wante1l by cl :ry. J.' u II or p•rt tim e. Phonl' 286. )!a'n St., Pomeroy. 7-24-:.l'l'• -' 8-20-6tp ---- -- --- Tomato• lara;~. Pink Mcxlcamo, non-acta. Second fjouAI' fo~as t from 11ChOOI IIOUAC . Wm. 11 Holmes, SynewJe, Oh1o. ' 8·13-11 . Cunlna Tomaloe•. U,.Ume. i C•ll 80PX WaDh1d- PAPER U . ~tliGit\ li- 25 y11;c~ ex~erlenre. -Free ell'; mAtes, 1.. V. Rel.tn.r·r . Raclr. • Box 124, Ohio. 7-~ 11 ' 19) · Business For Hire! fh• H.. , ...y a.lt-ta'. ''' ••• CorUalner· Weblt.er Fruit Farm .I ml. eut of Cheater, 0 . TelelpboDe YU-61201 Cbetter, 0 . ' 6-20-tl ,.....,._ ....] eGradlftl' Dllch DIQID(_ l VIRGIL WAMSLI!Y e1Tock LoadiRI EqulpmeDI • Back-Hoe Seriice et>ump Truck Service 1 Phone Cbasblre 7·747r = One of the oldest bridge comfounded ln 1872 at Wilmington , Ohio. -- T~ ;~n.mcmber ha~ AL CAP~ What ho.ppened to )pw~ Slobbovla? Where the Space Pioneer an ,. ~L ---· - GASOLI!IIIt: ALLEY .. lly KrNO you co"uin" ""'tu1v hld 8 eo~hte>nth te121.1tsion I i' * t"cfi11()11P1Call ----- -K&ny eo Use! £asy e11 Clean I * $5.35 gal , In The Heart of Mason City Phone SP-35554 Mason Clty,'W. V '• .. BIG! ' ".<"·1 • • • •. .. . t - ...----·--- - ·---~--- ·- --- FRIGID I • P'ar 11'11111 Kllc,•nof-Tol"l\orrow-l.ook to4•Y without co.-tly METROPOLITAN • e TRACY .' • • • BROWNELL'S REAL TARGET-Attomey Oeneral Herbert Brownell, Jr., aald In London- where be attended the convention of the American Bar uaoclatton- that be tounjJ :man7 thing• wrong with the Justice department. He hit hi• prede• • r • for laX administration an~ failure to tnveJtll'ate or proae• ' eute labor racket&era. • • I NANCY IT 'S HOT TODAY • • ...Z•a TACTIOS-Pre.tldent Eisenhower t.y Democratic lhlp-tl"-'t he'• t:.r..;. .• , I ~~~~== ~Meta• • w~·nt I I >f THIS WEEK'S SI•ECIAL 1 I I I •"'""·-,------·-., I cuy... -~----~.-..--- 1 II I ~~~~:::~::::~~~:.,'-:·;;~·-··-·· :'rii'lit'iii•• r. I)ICK However, · aatute polltlcal cbset'Vers aren't counting him out for tbe nomtnaUon and they are convinced he 11 a man to watch In the tutu~. • FLOOR FURNACES -m-1--'nir":::::l aiaslppl. remo~ellng TEMCO COM!!<' ;a The' attual tarret1 of Brownell, however, were J. How~~J;'d McGratt. · ·•nd,. bY Implication, Supreme Court Juatlce Tom Clark-not BrvwaeU'a Immediate predeceaaor, Jame• P. McGranery, IJrown.U, slnce he took officii!!, hu twice pubUcly praised Mcq_ru..: ·try for beglnntnr to "clean up" the department. ', ln aome JOUrees. the IA:>ndon 1tatement wu Interpreted u hlttlnr at McOranery. But It 1nay be rocaUed that when the Juauee depal'te mtnt wu under aharp crlticlsm, then.Pre.ldent Ha.rl'y 8. Trumu brourht In Newbold Morrll trom New York to Investigate th• han. ~ o:t -covernment atralrs. Morrla waa fired by McOn.th, and -Truman then d.nwtded MI'.Grath'l rutgnation, ·· JIPOnnenr then eam• ln, and, acc:~ordlng to many experta, Ht up ; dtlalti improvement. durtnr lfle nine months he wu in otrlce. · u.UJ on this BIG 10.4 cu. ft.19$7 . . . . . . .~ -·H·IEJIII I.,OOK aTVLIO rr·~ - ill lhe next two months ..• , So Mon. Proaj has found ljav~ tn· Las Vegas, p roducing the shows llti. one ,of Uie new hotels. froser it Was who built the Copa~be-lllllnto , il~ lavish eml,n en ce, on Which n ha11. coaated now for yeare. , . . 1 Ben Hecht's Chat'lie, wrltlfl!n a11 a eulogy to his old pal C ha.rle~ Mac Arthur, ill not. the world's Meat ~llOf'Otl•h biography, but It elj!l Js sprlnkloi!d with the v iVId MntenCp lb11t make Hel'.ht the, you ahould pardon' ~~ exprtasloll, word·m&Jtctan of· them a ~.1 .. , • Llltel\ --did anyone lhvlte Sln11.tra .to Rex Hairlaon'e . wedding , INI.lh Kay .__ Kendall'!' EXTRA · LARGE ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR , Regular $279.95 J ......CUR' ~'""" ma j W MATERIALS IRCORPORATED BIG! rtGTOI I HOGG & ZUSPAN Refrlgeratbr* . .. ~~~ • • - 1954 Mercury LIL ABNER I ~ · $1.39 BIG! ' ~ ..;.t ll""'· reportedly 1.1 eo aettle4 ohafi'M tha.t he haa failed to 11how adequate ltader-almo.t 1ure to change bls tactics · toward COMI&nll . ' ~laietratton . toul'tel J&Y that. come next Janu~ .Ike Wll. ~ ~. JQ wm JDJke a dttermlned l\a·ht to pulh hll ' : ~tlv' proaram through Congre&~ and wtll put lmP,Ior · tlie ,Pre.llure on any rtlqotant GOP membera. Nh Tact1CI 1 Kr. :S:Ieenhower had ~dt, the1e aourcea explain, ; :Uli._l Jl)l be,t hope of ptung leglllatlon enacted wa,r: to e•oper~t~ ' With tht Dtmocraue.controlled Ho.uee and Sl!lhate sui~ the rKt.rd ; ~ lbe ltn.T lll!lukift dispelled any eueh belief, th:;f'uy, polnttn.c out . u.t..only two or three major meuurea on the Prealdtu-Li• logtaJaUv• . tl:5 1 1!tt.":IP bo ....-• ' . the nex t sesalon conven._. J'li January, the Pruldettt will 1• lay down hl11 leglalatlve propo~ala, lncludlnl many meaauru .. led to mak11 any progrua thla y.,.r. -And thlt tuna. t.M Wblti Houa• will put up a tight to get -tMna N&aed. ' ---- - - - : : : : - - - - - - - - - - - - . llaiMI _ _ _ _ __ -·!1' 1 _..,._ Ill .. ....... ••• - AT LAST - - " Cllolol ""Rt.u. c.~ w ... - · and....-... . Reol Estate Bl'oker .. to MIOOLIPOIIT, OHIO '~ONIS -- PRICES ALL STOVES ,,, • Supet ftMHI' C:hl•t-fulf.Whhh • P~loln ll'lomeltcl H...Mtllr- Hert 11 yoUI' c:hone41 to 'Ott thor !.tond·""· Liuv•r ond beHtt refrlgiii'Gt&t y~u n~- ot the lawful p.-ke In fllllll--whhh • Deep Door Sterat• with I ae...ov:.~!! frlgldolr• hlllor-,1 Not a IMt ~ AGENCf l'lra. Autom•blle, "-'flrl ACCIP,NT ~ "',.· Cuuattv "16-M YEA~'S Complete Stock Of ==--== Rodney Downing Contract" PEACHES (Whllet We are vleldnc Belle of Georeta and ~lberta peachea. Brlni M..U W.\ID 11\'~URANCE 8· 19-Jt~ pleee dirJn a room su1tr and A. M. Short wave conMI:(' ra dlo..Good oondttlon . C11ll Ull~X or 860 Pearl St., Middleport. ..,.__.••..... _ - ~---- Wli.S ,'I'r}s· State. N Mr .:an- Mr:::. Fred Roush, Mr. ond Mrs. Wayne Hart and Mrs. Hannah Johnson were shopping in Pl:)int Pleasant Saturday .@.~ PAINT ROLLER'I FURNITURE 1955 Ford VS - Apple! New Jla· w:n Orch1rd, New Uavrn Phone my new Mr. and Mrs. Andy Edwards and daught~r Frances of H t,. mtington spent Satulday night with Mrs. Luves a Rainey. panies in the world ---~ By_!'£011r.~·r~~~E:R will King of Point Plensant were recent guestS of Mr. and Mrs. lves King of Oak Grove. ----· _ _ • ~MAZ:JN 6 1 l t't'OJLDW T IIAVf TIIQ.j(;HT 1 ANfONf wt() COJlON'T T~L ThAT IAlTOO r~ ~ LOt'E WClJI.P If &0 I lo r ark----·---- ;~M~r~•·~G~e~u~rg:·~~B~u~r~n·~·~o~l~o"~"~"~ . ;~ll~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ e FOR SALE - Mr. apd Mrs. Le-w tERR\• I and son Hll{l'Y of Akron 5pent ' Saturday night with Mr .and Mrs . Albert Boston. SPECIALS! $299.00 BAKER Mr. and Mrs Stnnley Colley an;! tam ih cal led un Mr. and Mrs . !Jana Lewis Su nda) Mr~. Br tty Call, and ehildrcn Wl:!re shoppml( 111 r..ltdt tlcport Monday . Mr.'i . Ned llenr,r :uu l M r~. Geo rlurns an :: dau ~ ht (' r .ltlendc(t the 1'aylor-Gllmorc WL"ddllliot at Ma~on CitY Saturdll} . Mr <~nrl Mrs· Rllhrrl Mar!ln oi Soulh C'harle.'!ton w~rP vl stt ln .!t wtlit \lr . :r 11d M 1·~ Ned Th·nry o11 Snturrl11y. Mr. /llHI !\-Tr.~ O ~ h( ·l Marlin nr West t'nlumlHII vl~ih•J Mrs VNI<r Vnn ~h·tl'r Sunday. ' Mts. W. J\ . ~·ox n•lllrtll'd In lwr home artr:r .~pL•ndi n f( a li•w d<~ys wi th lwr dnughtcr· :0.1r.'>. J ohn Furshee. Mts. ~l urry Jr.huso n. Mr~ . In·ne l c on•vor\;btlc }I'.O.M Powl'r Kellcv nnd daughl<"r>i s r enl tIr e t and heate r . Low week~nd 111 East Liveqmot vt~it Sharp. tnr, Mr. anil Mrs. l' au l Cal d well Th<' Y alsu attended lhe wl·ddi uo.; of Dclora s Rou s.h . Mr. 11lld Mrs . Geor;:e .Johnson and 11onli, ).tll.son, 'spcu t the week CIH1 wi lh Harry .Johnson. Mr. and Mn. Qth r. I .ievtng (II 2 dr. Roldio ami Nrw Havt•n we r'l' visiting Mr . .rnd lliSbllrP Inside and out. !\irs. Ned llelll'v Sunday . Mr. and Mrs.· Lero:; Lyon~ .md d~1 1ghter l<"ft TuesdAy rr.•Jrn i n~ 2 dr. F.O.M . Radi[l · for Tu sc1tn, Anz. wht•r<J thi'Y will •nd N~r.e spend th e winler. They plan a two rlny stop ovtr at Towan t1 a, Ka ns., to vlsi.t her mother. dr. Radio, healer, ovenh·h;''·l Mrs. Stanle y Jlllrl of Gruh am and Solid. Jtnd Mrs. ha.bdl Brown nnd MANY MO!tE TO ~ons and Mr. and Mrs. Ferr i.~ Jus CHOOSE FROM li .~ ol Mason were call'CI( on ~lr . and Mrs.. Nf'd H~nr)• r-eecn lb' Mr . 11nd Mrll. Nerl He nry ami Mrs. GC{)rge Burns and dallb(·hkr AUTO SALES went to Parkenburg fo'r itl11y PhoM 6045..1 Beverly Burns nltcndcd 1 Rl('f'f · Open t:venlngs until 9 p.m. hrli>: of tho 4-H al Maso n Cil)' At Traffl• Light Youth Cenler lin Mond ny. Serv•l Rclrlifljtator. l'hf'ap. Contart Paul Tllylor, 100 Henry St. Middle Aa:etl woman who ncmb lnsura~ IHHtp. home to IJe compani()n for _._______ the Mothers Club middle-11.ged lady. W1·Hr r . 0. lar,....glmJIIOn lna,&rnee A.aeDQ, Uted coal Curna~ e . Good (',,mdl· Box 46, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-8-12\p Middleport. Fire • Au~mobJI.,. Uon. Phone 6366M . 8·19·6lr Boo<lo. Phooe 413111-ll 1140-tl FEMALE ; Home workers , makr ~----room houAC and halt1, one mile money at home o n pre-cut OOMPY~F!Tit ln1Utll1te l'roWeUon, north or Chester on Rt. 7. Run· items. No tooh, sew lnj.l or rx Ufa. ~ut(· , Jl'ire, F'olio. C.ll Dor nina wller, natural gas In hous:e pl'rlcncn nccCII311ry, Crown lml'. B.!i\11, Ultldle;.Ml.: Ohio. and bit carden. Call Yukon 81107 W. 3nl, Los· An geles, 48, 15-IZU. A. Y .Carter. 8 l1 file CahL 8-21 -2t p t20 Bl will be played under e llg ts Wit procee s gomg o t e aha tna Lt. tlle League fund . F e atured on the SuM. beams team arc s u ch athletic greats as Red 1~ucker, Joe FoX, Jack Fox , and others Such stars as Paul 'd R h d II I th Roush, DaVI ous , an erman K napp WI· 11 pay on e lodge nine. _ _ -----~ ~ -- _ -::-::-::-·... _ --~------1·n lru rg on W1·dncs · :~y even i 11~ Pat Johnson. ·u1d had dinner at the Cla m .~ n f-J,,ro td Jlvsdl o r Rutlar,d Uouse. . . l' i ~itl' d h(· r· pou·l·rrt~ . Mr. a_nd Mrs. Mr. <l~HI !\1rs. (:h:~r les Arms tru nJ;: Wilham Stewart Thursd:.' Hnd d11 klren, Waverl y, Mr . and ---\1rs. Clarence. Cul-l nil and ,dallr(,h~r r Mrs. J ean Armstron~:: uf CIJJ iliroLh e eal!ed on Mr and ,1 E o Hen ry rl lJ nng lh r · rs .. weckend .d M , Burnette Liltl e Mr. an rs uf Galdion spent M s;l~t~Y wiLli !\1r. an Mrs. J .~ 1 t f:, . Mr,. and Mrs Dem:q Dunlap o_1 Pt Jl ea~'>anl, Mr anti Mrs. Hc• man Burr of Barboursville we-re Su nd<t y c~ allcrs of Mr . and Mrs Artley Blake. r·' rMlk Harris of A~ason e<llll•d ()ll hi ~ si~tc r, Mf.~- Dana Lc\~l~ ;Jnd Mrs. John Harriso n S undav . Mrs. Alice Schultor a nd d ;•u '-\'htn of Toledo are vL~ihng 1\'J.n, Arld ic Edward~ . She tS tiL \m. The Brigntest Corner Jo llo\ t.~h spent S('Ve rut rlaJ .~ In ,llllddi•P'Irl with Mr . <llrrl Mrs.. W::.Hcr V illl' r ~ of Pt. l'l ciiS<m t. June C.1h~on of o~e~nJ. w.· Vu. ha~ vi siting Mr wnd Mrs. Plymouth OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. New Haven 1 ' HavE'n . Admission is th35c · and 75c tim . It h · h and game d · e tis 7h:30W Chevrolet fTRUCTURAL I IIAMI rhen. StD ljlustncss. Phyllis and Ann \Yilliams rf'· turned to their empJ, 1 ym~nt afh tcr spending two "'eeks at orne. William nasH spl·nt the w~e k rnd at home. He 1s employed b:v Hatohcr Cons. of East Liverpool. D r-.:rs. Winnie Spear~ . Mrs . on· na Rayburn ami chilrlrrn of camp Conley vis rted Mrs Katie Bass Monday cvcmng. Debra and Ulan da King, I.Aart visited Mrs Betty Cal l Wrdne~-~ d · ? a~r. and Mrs. fnnr lll'sson of C•,l umbus a pe nt t hl' P<l~t week lh M d M w· Iter Blake WI r . an rs . a Those attending the fa ir at Rol·k Spn ngs last wed w1·re Mr. and Mrs Bill \1\-.il llams and da.ughtcr, !\1:lrgc Call, ~r. and Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mr. anrl Mrs.- lsaMc Lewts and son. Mrs. Lloyd Willtams, Mr hnd Mrs. D:rna. LeWIS d t::nn dd <Jug 111cr ~n 956 Ford VS - --- ,r·--·- and Outsid n ijOI' ~-~ raintJn g., rhlmn•'Y and roof work of all kindR , also carpenter wm·k. Free elftlmalell. 20 years upl'r · le nce. Rca11onablc pric (!ll. Call Pomeroy ~04- ..-. 8 12 12\p L&rte alze Heatr-ola iiJ good condition . Frank Beach . Middle· port. RD . 8-21 -tllp TION, Yuu n~ Alrt.lt t•s- 1\•lrvi~ i nl\ Si't' our ;~r! in Amttsl'nH'nt Se~: ­ linn l'<'ntr;tl l n~titu lc 8-21 -l tr train LETA&1', W•.Va. Mr. Van Roush of Union was a recent caller in the home bf Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fry. This community wu saddened the news of the death oC Mrs. Stewart which occured at her home In Wes t Columbia. She waa the for mer Ella Thompson and has many relative~:~ llnd friend s in th is area. Mr~ I ( 1Z 'r Wanted Mrs. Harve McDan:el of West Columbia vJ.SJte-rl theil mother Mrs . Ella Rickard .!\ttnday. Vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence W!lmsley the past week were M!" . and Mrs. Ezra Wamsley and hmdy For.t Cli nto n , Mrs. Mildred Clouncb and famil y, Henderson. Leon.1 Wamsley w ~n t to Hu nti~gto n Thursday to register for cl:as.ses at Mars hall College. A! ii MUSCLES '"'"*''"'._. Johnson ao.<;l family Sunday. 1 Mr. and: ~rs. Bill Holmes and f-amily of Norfolk , Va., were tht> M1sse.~ Ivy all' 1 Les~1e Sleeth • weekend guests of her parents, FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS and Mrs. G. H lllrr;son ~nter. Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Ri-ckard. taJn~d sevcrJI ~u :~st:. 5\Jnflay i.1~ Weekend g-uests of . Rev. and honor vf thea 31•1t>r'~ family Mr Mi'S. Rich!IJ'd Wright and dau ghand Mrs. Erucst Mc<.:o:r and son, ter La Nell were Mr. a·n d Mr:s . Kent of M1.1m 1. Fla. T he McCoy~ R;adfQrd Bro wn and chi ldren of have hccn v1~it1ng rct~!Jves hf're Bowling Green, Lnd, Rev. a nd Charleston and Oak Hill, W . Va., "rs r.nrl Wri_gh\ artd ch tldren of RATES , 1 for the p'lst two weeks. Thost" at- Westfield, N.· J , 2 euta Pf'•' word, one ln~rt1on. Mlnhr.-..m char&t> 50c.--4 .:enU ~ndin:{ the get-tog ~ ther were J\1,· Mr. and Mrs Wqllact· BrHd furd per word lor t-hree oonsen~Uve hucrliona. and Mrs . Howar- ~ Harless. Mr. and and daughter, Middlcp()rt , Mr Special - Ofte moMb for 28 centa per word. : Mrs. Richard rarso n and SMo'i, and Mrs. Dana Lew i ~ and Ra nd y Full rate of 2 eentl per WOJ 'd will be charged for •dvf'rti!lng lf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spurlock Lee. Mr. and Mr~ . Fred I.ewi~ DOt paid Cor before the 1Stn of each month following Insertion. anrl daughten. Mr. and 1\.lrs. Vir-~ anrl K enna Bass, Mr. t nd Mrs. lsEmt,.. In Advertial nJJ--Sb.oold be reported immctliat-ely. The gil Sll'elh and r'1tu~hter of Hunl- aac ·Lewis and son Dana, local, O.t1y ~ntlnel •;II Dot be tetponllble for moJte than one tncor· hid 1:lM!rtmn. 1inglon, K~ nn y Elli.~. Prineeton. Mrs. Paul Washington ;~nd dau· Card of Thanb and SD«ial Notices of Events $1 oo. OhituarL~• 1 V. Va. Mr~ Z111~~ R vlo(c r~. Mr ~ ghler, Bub Lew;~. Earl Lewis a~d ,ubll~hed .at 1 eenl Der word. ll'ren !' Ro·:l'rs an d "r h1ldrcu of som. Russe ll Lewis anrt ~on~ v~s1_,,,,.,=,.,===,.,== -·'iii":;;"";;:;;T,:-p:;;:;r;:ct-:""Ci.;;;:-;;;, Newton. W Va ., Mr and Mrs . Er- !ted Mr. and Mrs Eddie Rkkard · Blue male p<~rakt•r(, CH.L!t' 1111t! nest McCoy and son. Miam1, Fla, and · ramil y, Letart, Sunday stand $i 00 Al~o po~rakl'1•t n11d Mr. ami Mrs. Gra nv ille Harn sm_1, Mrs. Frank McDermitt of I.c---:c --:-~-ca~c $4.00. Phonc 6817.1 . Inca!. · They le ft Monday ror the1r lart vi~tiled Mrs. Harrison Robin· HeadtiJulrh" fol8 2 I 31 1 - · P wme and son~ Saturday They re•m~Dlte Luaa•ae - Lane Cedar Ann. J o h mnn ·IS spcn d mg . th L<; · son ,--~- ------" tur:...~ ~ home, with her to spc nU (::b .. ~ts - LAU Window Fans- .Black tid l OU hfll'Se . 4 yPar o il ], d R m.-,.. hb Ill k h Frlgtdairl! Refrlaerators. very gr·nth• $ 125 l'h 1me 0071'11 w~cll~ with Mr ar"t Mrs. ecse the weekerid. This is the way friend s and neig ors wi oo to you w en a.ur Furniture, Middleport, Ohl• Virgil Tl'a fu rd . Syran1sc . 'r\ 1 wms at Pt. e!tsa nt. Char It>-& Aldr1ch of Mason and they tangle Thursda~ evening at Bachtel F'ield in M<n;on in a 4 29 tf 8-2(}3• :. Mr. and Clifford Johnson Charles Cartwright , loc al, moto r- c-oftb.a•ll game - on donkey.s . · "-' and Ann. Mn frances Blake and • · - -----The Mason S unbf':ams will play the Jr . OUAM lodge of New 1 {;cnc itou:;h , Mr. and Mrs. Heese ed .to Huntingto n Salu rd ay on 1 -c::--.~1\'ilt no\ be rf'sponstblc far au_~-· - - -- - - - - - ing will ' \ . . @ • Alt..lt.tumlrntm b1111Mi1We PetvM • S Qulckubt lw Trayt • luttecr eom,.rhWient • New Sat.t;-htll DM • hnteloll . . .~- . Le' lfslnstalll'o11r Furttae.- or . ' Sto.,e Before Cold Wefltlwr (21 I Reo I Estate ' Two Berlroom house, 83 acre~:, gs s w~ll and .furnare, city water, mmcral rtcht.a. Phone 90TM Virgil Teaford, Syracuse . •· • YES. WINNIE; f E,I.-IILE INSISTS Alk about our ""IGtfonol 01)1d lCJO bup on ottltr Frltidolre Rafrfoti'Citoll-4!'11 Ill... ty'*' MARRIED ~~~-• 11-IAT WE. BE ._<M<ICH ;of. , - COURS~ ,OOESN' GIVE. ME VERY' MUCH TIME./ RIGHT AWAY.~ ' ' 1110 .~... S noll ol ... -!l -1ln bilrlt4tlllaf.h \' ~ I< DNlY-.MfliRJttj .. ' ~-- MASON· ·FURNITURE ' 8- 20-3lc ' By BRANNE& WILLIE doae-ovt-nol a 1trlpPMI ,.."*Ia\" buf a . ~re-pOchd Shfltr Look l'lloct.il" ttl• r.;uliir '57 Mgldalre lln.t •r.,,.hf.d......,. ,UNITED TIME -~ yea~• ' ' Moton, W. Vo. •' . .' ' . '' . '. • '· ' i<M~ ·-· lU SAV IT DOE.St-fT l I'VE OOT 10\NORK �...... . . ~ ... '·.. . . . . ....... · - ,. . - ~- . . .. ' ' ' .. .. ... - .... • • Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MtddleP'Irt, 0 ., Aug. 21. 1957- 7 ·------ -- - Ohio State Fair a special (eAture of good gruup of t~heep dvnlted hy va rioutl ra-rmer8 and orgaplzatJOra (Contlnueti From One) will bt' ahJppotl from the bu by ~ .. ppy. air directly to Equador. Founded in IMO Oh•o's M,de Friday hllli been detlia:nstoo as C.11 STANBACK . labl•h or powdtra, A1 1i1"'• pai'l• o.f tir.d, tort, aehlrrt faiT .b -one of tht' largett in I hto Youth DaY; SAturday will be de''" r•l•tl of COL.O DISCOMFORTS. muaclu w iV. ITAN8ACK , t.bi.U eountry, and ha11 alway11 meant a Th1 & TAN 8 A C K pr..c-r optoo" tnot "oted to businets, Sunday to th.or powdt r t . STANBACK acte f8at hecti-c week !'Dr Co!unrbua, hust presll', radio and TV; . Monthl}' for,.,ull it • cor~>bo~l•on •' p1 •n n · to br~r. or1 comfetr-t:int relltf • .• 1 to the event_ I•1Y1 ng tl1a1 worlo tog•thl• Ohio eity oCficials will be honfor FAITI:A AELI[, of HIADACHI , Summing ltj) hill t' xpcctations ored; ~oy i.s also Fp;nrr or. btnu1e th• STANBACK formula 1 HIEtii'IAl.GIA llld ACHING MUSCLEI Fair Mancger Robert J ones sait'l, c-ombi"u uvarat pr•acr~ption t)'p• du1 to colda. i!IITANBACK alai. " l'· aniiatton Day; Wed~a)' ~lit "W~'ve got somt>thln!!; for f'very DU C£1 ll'lVlR. INAP BACK woth lngrtd ien h for fut r•lid of pain. be Dlrectm of Ap~Jture Day , fiTANBA~K. think It wUI be 11 11 one. an1t wt• ThurM!ay is the GOI'Iemor'• and great sueccls, as It has neve~> l.ci:islature'a D11y, · ~Jmd Friday . failed to be." clOJling the falr, be Sports Vi!rtitdrs to th~ fairground~ will •nd F'mternal Day 1 ' probably be surpriSed this ye;~.r by th e pi'!Csence of a giant re(l cnrd inal, 13 feet tall and 23 fe~t l-ong, weighing nearly a ton, and aiHiwering qut•~ttions of all whc (C-tlnuH FI"'t'''' 0~) e:,re to a sk. The cardina l is the A&IOCilllion attention il eiv~n (' S· atate bird uC Ohio. Jones ha11 spent $123,000 iust ta blishing local groupe in the EW YORK- Things one New Yorker _thlnkl making new fadlitiE"s. "heckiug ot-her counties Meigs C<Hlnty Girls' Stale alurlre prDtfletion ~ystems. · about: ~ . T!lere has been an uneuy IUiplclon 1n thil: A troop o t Boy Scout~ h as heen mnae art urged to f!Ontaet Jan it·t• comer recently that thoe "Mueic tor-" phono· Hned up to serve Bll ush ers Story. Route 2. Pomero)·. f(rr fl'&ph albums are rettlng 10mewhat out ot hand V11rious. . religioos faiths h aY· ~ deta ils. 1'he B. G. S. A. A.'s actj\'P po, , . a au1plclon that Ia ,cDnftnned today by Uur arranged to condtjd mo r ni ng serarrival of a message from BGb Waleutt. an •xecuvice!!. litical education A~!!opoa_m . W.ilS tl ve of a local di.amoftd needle tlrm, who ""' been Television star Tepnt•.sscil Erni(' kicked off at a r~-,nt mtetmg- M pa1sing the hours _,oneeUilg the whimtleal tiUN. Fotd baa scheduled an appear- the group's exerulive rommiltrt! Walcutl's collection ineludee auch dUlles u ance. Other -entertainers to. liP· nenr Wow ter, Wayn~ C~ty • Mwd c ~o Wash 011~ Irort By, .Ku.W to llake Yov. pe-ar i.oclurl:c Mol).v Be.- und Ric l 'ed That Certai11 'Way, Jluftc to Clo11ge Her ky ]Velson, :lim Arness lind Rin Mi~Jci and MU3ic for Mo.cher•, qord DlJJ!Jet• 4Rd Cldl~ B~tle:r& {lbtllt all are bona. ~e and not Aztec troupe just dreamed up), H• n¢ea that J~ Colonna. agrefd to put on a special act (Continued From p ... an.~ Jloldlth And•rso• the old profeaBOr, baa nco~ an album callad their ~ public:: appe-arance in news c-onference tonitht. '' ~ be Qr 11ot Mwic for Screomh1g and thtrl an ILIU_ ether• the 'u. S. The India•!" plan t-o Speaking briefly wll}l ne'wllml'n to be-" ~~~ labeled M11&lc for BIHpwcalker• 0~131- and Jf~lc _&~;alf- an ml·foot pole 1n the ten· a!tor his landing Tuesday , Sicontralto. to Break a .Le111e. ler' of the rQeetraek, do 11 dan-~, mons said h\11 greatest thrill wa~ 1 :Many or the UUe1 are more tender. of .qour•. and drQp to the ground. They wdli' "getting back to earU11" He said Ineludlng the wl1tful Jfuk to Remember Hlf.r, but U f ..r. U Walcutt pel'form on several eons-ecutive the "C::;;psule go ndola operated · or I have ascertained, no one tlu ~me up with the tnftnllel)' mon days. ocrft>etl.}' " durin<~ . the mara'lho n · ,preterable album, JlHriC to Forget Hn Bli- BMt Good, ':Apparently .. , .Be:\ides a fo~nu1l horse s-l~ o w. 1 flight. you e&.n have "m usic for virtually anythin(.'' Bob 11-.Yio .. _.nd I h.ame~ roocs wtll be ru~ a! mghl 1 The gondola was undamaged in wouldn't be surprised It 1omeone Clll.lllf up .,,_lh an album by that [or a to~ I. of $'71.000 Ill purses. th~ landing , and the Air F~c-c name." ~mph~su;mg the evpr-~loser rr- and Winzen Researc-h Co. began Swirty O'Brien, the demon Broadwaylte ud _lo1,1.t, hal _otrered o~ l~lJOMhrp be\W'E!'(>n farmers . anrl , an immediate Jtudy of the comtitle th.at mar meel ~Jth some aiWht. emall opposltlon In aom'! CitY dwellers, -~e tw~~n -Amer•cnn:s ' prehe nsive reports recorded on qullrters: M•11ic to Shoot .I'M• Pre11le~ By. and · other nat1~n•lr11es. ,T u~ s.d ay 1 inelru m~ n t in the capsule. 13 • • • haa been set as trlt> as l ntt rnatlOn· J An A•r F orce spokesman termLEONARD SILLMAN. the tey New 1'oce11 p~~r. will be Vio· a) Day_ eel tbe flight "mO&t SUcce!flful." ~ently busy this autumtr, with tour RroducUons M:btd"'~ U1'1der hie Demooslrntions wilt poi nt ou t He ~aid much. ll.ignificant data · -.egis-Including the Judith Anderton veralon .of ••m~t. 1 take the ertect of the new St. Law- was obtained, , but it will ta lte back to no cne In nay admiration of the vlW Mial Andli!r110n, but _If rehre Seaway on far mers, fa rm some time to analyze the inCorshe· ca11 disguise her torso and throaty r,mininlty to Ute point where mtV"ke.t s, tru{'king and warehous- m.:~ti on . ' I can belleve she fs the melancholy D.ane, l'U ~ ~ ror all .•••• Stagger a little under 10rne lltatistlca: tlurre are 142,000 ._partrnent houses In New York, 6,000 mllee of atreeta and Uo ~quare mllee of real ~state as11eS1ed at more than $29 bi1llon. ; Golfing the other day at Dellwood Country club In New York City, N. Y., ha~ by the writers' colony In Nya£k, I only cotrld re· m emhe1· the glory that waa Greece and tbe grandeur thal was Rome. The lavish layout onu was the eatate ot movie mqgul Adolph Zukor. ' . ' ' •.. So the Me.nha.ttan-lo-Weehawken, N. J., ferries are to stop run ~ lnlerlor Sec,.tary Has Fred Seaton It Proftodtlnl ning. This once waa virtually the OfllY way tor me to vtslt my ··Good Political Potonllol Vlco Prtoldondiol Tlm!Mi ·Aunt Minnie, and almoat the only .way to get to J-loboktn to let the young Frank, Sln~tra, who now te some 'yean removed trom the . By HENRY CATHCA.R'I' ~ '-\ Jersey1 marches. ~ . CetrtrBI Pre11 WcsahVIgtON Writer I didn't know until today that the etUI~unftnl1hed Callledrat ot St. ASHINGTON- While there no bQom underway, number John the Divine In uptown Ma.nh~tan-for which I w~ flvlng my of adMintetraUon otflciala a.te quietly discuaalng the tble Sunday School pennies 30 :rears ago--ia the largest church. In Ute political potential of Intertor Secretary Fred Seaton ln 1-tOO and world. Only St. Peter's In Rome and Spain's Seville cathedr11.l are flter. bigger. • . , Ovet·seu communique ju&t arrtved from Mike Todd, Seaton Is warmly liked by Prealdeat ]!:taenllower, key membera ot who beat it home: ''Thanks ror what you &alii about AroMnd the the Wblte House famlJy, senators and GOP 11tate ortlclala .through• ', World 111 80 DrJyll . Forgive my dtlay In sendlftJ ~hll nole, but I out the country. · ' have bec:pm,~yboy" • .,._ He J1 atm yoUD.&" ud even though &88ocl~~t.ted .z,.~ with "modem Republlcanllm" the one-tlme Ne• -!'IHAKEit~~ lS ON 'niE--LOOSE A.Qm: "fln ~- Heyburn braaka senator ia llked by C6l!.Bervatlvee in th' Is going to do The MercluJut of l' e lltc~: b..l[innlng July 10 •t Strat· patty. ford, Conn., and N~w York's Park department l& oq:erln_g Romeo Friend' concede that it Vice Prnident Richard aud· Julir-t on a. 31'i-foot- trallllr·truclf wbose roof and fides unfold_ M. Nixon gttl the GOP preaidentlal nomination Into a stage when the ttehlcle 1S d~aw11 Up Into one oi\ the pu~llo In 1960. Seaton'8 chances tor the vice pre1ident1a.l po~o . '· &Pot wtll be leslened becauee or the geo,raphl.cal allow; 1.670 more pllrldng meters1will ,l;>.e api:Jnided aroulld V'lii .\O~ factor-both would be trom west or the Mil• allow; 1,870 more pli:rktng metera .wtU be IJPiiftkle41 around the 'clty' COLD SUFFERERS Donkey Softball Game Is Thnrsda y WANT ADS PtiONE 398 I 1 ( 1 ) Notices debls contracted by any otht•r ptr~o n than myseH Roy Ellis. Rent to ----~ ~ _ ~ "I•3tp. 2 or a hecirnom hml~t· in !\-h·rw. ~ ~r County . Famil y uf :1 <1d ul 1~ Card Thanks Phonr :::tH89. fl-19-:llc ---~- - - --- - , Unfurni~hcd 3 or 4 lwdrr10m Wl' wtsh to thank evrr .vonc wh ll hou!le in PomerC~y or Middl eaS!iistf'd at th e ti me uf the 111 port. Phone 2-M. fl-15-6tr ne s_.; anrt df'ath of our mother. · - ~- --- -- - - - · Mn. Robl'rl Stephe nson. J ohn '4) 121 ,. .i. Of •..:o l umhu.~ Stephenson, anc! Mary Looue Rinehart , Mou nds- villi.', W. Va. 8-21-ltc ----- - (81 AutJ Sales 1956 Buick VB Century , $2.595 2 dr Hard Top . Trade-in !ror,, satisfied Bui ck owner on new Butck. Dynanow drive. Bl al'tt· n•rs, Pomeroy. H-16-6tt' 1963 GMC 1/z ton Pickup . $795 Nearly new paint j.-.h. Not ~ flaw blemlsbl B!a,.·t~dr.~. 'r ~- 16-6t c Pomeroy. 1953 Buirks u low as $896. F i\'...' fine car s, trldo-ln fr om satis· fled owncn Blaett na rs, PomP1'0)'. 8-16-6tr Will tams and daughter, Pt. Pleas;u1 l spent Sunday , with Mr. and Mrs. Alv:r Tolliver and family 111 Glenwood. W. Va. ~,'· 11 " .{11 M'r'1· Wrla ltc~ VillAr~ an< arnt y, ca:s.ant wert' calling on Mr. and Mrs Clifford 1 (20)Busines!i Servir..es _ _ _ _· -· · - ~· _____ TERMITJS EXTERMINATED For £r~e l.spection phone 383-M, House fur Rent Thrt'{' ~'IOniS anti 1 Gilmoril Supply Store, Pomeroy . All wort guaranteed. Fully lubJ th. Rcde(•orttled J nc 32 1X. sured. Vaughan 's lndus trial and 8-l9-3t p Resi d~J.tial Termite Control ScrOne three !"nom Fun .. ~:u~d apart\'Icc, St Marys, w. Va. 7 2~ t ( . _ ___ ment. Utihl te.; pai d. A[1p!y at - - ,--- - -- Ho rn e Rf' s l at t r~.~ n t. 8-19-6lc Custom Built Kic chen. Kitr:hem --··- _ _J. d!''>I,R"ne d for your home. l''rer. 5 room fu r ru~hcd aparlmf'nt. UU ~lltl matc~. F~cman & Abbott h ti<'s paid A]lply !lome Rr~ l il.ur- for Rent ant. R-19-61c ( 16) For Rent or Sale --,:--- - - ~· -·-c-~ For Rent - Extension t.ad:den, · Scaf.Jid h;1ard1, Drop Clotba. Clinton F 1 ~her, Middleport. PhOne Phone 6284-Y. B-H-tl - - - ·-- UDIO • 'f'lnJC\'fSION SI:!.RVlCE, Phon• !JO, Cleland Apnllance r 1 Store, l.ul W. M.lll.n St, POIIi.o~rOJ 2-23·tl · Carpe nter, new and rcpain. Phone 9071\.1. Virgil Teafol'd, S>· 11 1 U riiCU!Ie, 8-20-3tc 82b~. (17 I Help Wanted 19M Pontiac 8 Sta r Chir-f. $UIA5. Conv. Cpe. !.ike nt>w llghl hl ue J<'EMAJ ,F. ltro:I. P Ail'llll('~ IH'(•d finl 11h w\UI new blue lo p, aw t· y uu nj;( WOnl\'11 . St•l' Vllf iid t n llyrlrama l l<· all leathn scats Amusem ent Sed1on, Cf'n lral \11 driVf . Rtal! y ~ h a rp looki ng l'itit utc. Blaettnan, P omeroy. 8-16·61t· ~8-21·\l(' ·- -· CONCRETE BLOCKS GRUESER BLOCK CO. I Mllea North of Pomerwr - IBM Bulrks aH low fl .~ $!193. Cho irr> llou .~ • ·kE•P tw r I n ('Jii'l ' f rrr lw11 of Civt' good rar11. Blat•llllltn:l, chrMn•n rl urln~-: 1h1• 1la _\' .'\ pnly QUICK SERViCE l'll Wmh .&o-Vomeroy. · 8-16 Ol r /lrt(•l" 6 P. }! . HiU :\ ~ h St. Mi1! palrlng by F~~r 1 Tra1n6d dl l'purt R lll-3tp 19$6 Old!! Sup('r "08''. $2.495. 2 watchmaker, COlLINS JEWEdr. Hard Top. Power ~:~l ccritr lo( LERS, Pt,r,eroy \-3-tf lnrnH·d iH1 P. Glrl l ti or uvt·r ro•· - and brakr~~- ll.1·<i r runali r rlri~·t• . A f!nc automobil e. Blacllnors. Pomeroy. 8-16-0tc I t cmpo r<.~r y hel p w1th g(:Jrc• •• 1 h<iuscwork . bah.v :.i t11 ng , cJl!'. or two smal l cluldn ·n L tV(' in or out. Phon<' 24 1 fl -11i-6lr ).lAI.I-: IIELI" 18bl AutoServices I. B. liAWWIGS 80Nll OJ. - :U ~ Wfrttker St~OI. DIJ -'t. Pbon• t122T Nl111J11: Phone DODGlli • PLYIIOiml IIL\!.11!1111. 8 • tt --- - -- ~91 F.or Scie ---,- - - - - - , - - (fiOIIl SALI) Rf'~lauranl~ or Sthoo)!l ; New Stainle•~ RelriKerator . 32 ru. F'or ' ft. , 2 door. rompiPie , with un it WIA INO.OO now $61'iO.OO. nuar- anteed. JACK'S nll'll In fllr llowwkl•<'pcr mtddlc agl•d lad y. Wi!l rct·civc ~110d trciltment. not Jl111Ch work. John W You ng, Rann c h t. No. 2, Me!g!l Cu. 8-20-0ip - ----- . . tnsld~ - WANTED · CA Fl.Rifi:R- Wrl or ho y for Rutbnd !loui e. Contact The Dajly Sentine l. 8 1:.! tr -----------MALE HELP · KOlmA N VJI:Tf.H ANS lo Lraln for Ai1'1inc6 atttl T~lcvit.lon . S<'r> u111 11 d in AmUl:lt'lllen t S1Jrl10n C<"ntral REFRIGERA· N~W lll~VEN TU -23~37 . 8-l9-25tp (iood Cl..a Used Can All Makes aad Med~b METROPOLITAN AUTO .SALES WE BU'\' ICRAP IRON- MITALl !n:~tilulc . ....,_.,.., HI-TEST G"S AT ltEGULAR PRICF. NlWELLI!I 8ERVIC8 STATION LUBBICA.TION' 1nd WASH Mlddleperl. Obit - - - - ---+----- - - - - REFRIGERATION SERVICE Domesuc.commercial·Dairy JACK'S REFRIGERI\TION 24 Hour Service Tu 23537 A-21 -ltr· - - -- ---J-- 1-29: ~ TU-24888. --;:--.,-- -- (181 Employment Wanted GilAVU.Y 1 AACTOR SALitll and lorvlco. R. A. Fllllow, &I I <1. Dab}' witting wante1l by cl :ry. J.' u II or p•rt tim e. Phonl' 286. )!a'n St., Pomeroy. 7-24-:.l'l'• -' 8-20-6tp ---- -- --- Tomato• lara;~. Pink Mcxlcamo, non-acta. Second fjouAI' fo~as t from 11ChOOI IIOUAC . Wm. 11 Holmes, SynewJe, Oh1o. ' 8·13-11 . Cunlna Tomaloe•. U,.Ume. i C•ll 80PX WaDh1d- PAPER U . ~tliGit\ li- 25 y11;c~ ex~erlenre. -Free ell'; mAtes, 1.. V. Rel.tn.r·r . Raclr. • Box 124, Ohio. 7-~ 11 ' 19) · Business For Hire! fh• H.. , ...y a.lt-ta'. ''' ••• CorUalner· Weblt.er Fruit Farm .I ml. eut of Cheater, 0 . TelelpboDe YU-61201 Cbetter, 0 . ' 6-20-tl ,.....,._ ....] eGradlftl' Dllch DIQID(_ l VIRGIL WAMSLI!Y e1Tock LoadiRI EqulpmeDI • Back-Hoe Seriice et>ump Truck Service 1 Phone Cbasblre 7·747r = One of the oldest bridge comfounded ln 1872 at Wilmington , Ohio. -- T~ ;~n.mcmber ha~ AL CAP~ What ho.ppened to )pw~ Slobbovla? Where the Space Pioneer an ,. ~L ---· - GASOLI!IIIt: ALLEY .. lly KrNO you co"uin" ""'tu1v hld 8 eo~hte>nth te121.1tsion I i' * t"cfi11()11P1Call ----- -K&ny eo Use! £asy e11 Clean I * $5.35 gal , In The Heart of Mason City Phone SP-35554 Mason Clty,'W. V '• .. BIG! ' ".<"·1 • • • •. .. . t - ...----·--- - ·---~--- ·- --- FRIGID I • P'ar 11'11111 Kllc,•nof-Tol"l\orrow-l.ook to4•Y without co.-tly METROPOLITAN • e TRACY .' • • • BROWNELL'S REAL TARGET-Attomey Oeneral Herbert Brownell, Jr., aald In London- where be attended the convention of the American Bar uaoclatton- that be tounjJ :man7 thing• wrong with the Justice department. He hit hi• prede• • r • for laX administration an~ failure to tnveJtll'ate or proae• ' eute labor racket&era. • • I NANCY IT 'S HOT TODAY • • ...Z•a TACTIOS-Pre.tldent Eisenhower t.y Democratic lhlp-tl"-'t he'• t:.r..;. .• , I ~~~~== ~Meta• • w~·nt I I >f THIS WEEK'S SI•ECIAL 1 I I I •"'""·-,------·-., I cuy... -~----~.-..--- 1 II I ~~~~:::~::::~~~:.,'-:·;;~·-··-·· :'rii'lit'iii•• r. I)ICK However, · aatute polltlcal cbset'Vers aren't counting him out for tbe nomtnaUon and they are convinced he 11 a man to watch In the tutu~. • FLOOR FURNACES -m-1--'nir":::::l aiaslppl. remo~ellng TEMCO COM!!<' ;a The' attual tarret1 of Brownell, however, were J. How~~J;'d McGratt. · ·•nd,. bY Implication, Supreme Court Juatlce Tom Clark-not BrvwaeU'a Immediate predeceaaor, Jame• P. McGranery, IJrown.U, slnce he took officii!!, hu twice pubUcly praised Mcq_ru..: ·try for beglnntnr to "clean up" the department. ', ln aome JOUrees. the IA:>ndon 1tatement wu Interpreted u hlttlnr at McOranery. But It 1nay be rocaUed that when the Juauee depal'te mtnt wu under aharp crlticlsm, then.Pre.ldent Ha.rl'y 8. Trumu brourht In Newbold Morrll trom New York to Investigate th• han. ~ o:t -covernment atralrs. Morrla waa fired by McOn.th, and -Truman then d.nwtded MI'.Grath'l rutgnation, ·· JIPOnnenr then eam• ln, and, acc:~ordlng to many experta, Ht up ; dtlalti improvement. durtnr lfle nine months he wu in otrlce. · u.UJ on this BIG 10.4 cu. ft.19$7 . . . . . . .~ -·H·IEJIII I.,OOK aTVLIO rr·~ - ill lhe next two months ..• , So Mon. Proaj has found ljav~ tn· Las Vegas, p roducing the shows llti. one ,of Uie new hotels. froser it Was who built the Copa~be-lllllnto , il~ lavish eml,n en ce, on Which n ha11. coaated now for yeare. , . . 1 Ben Hecht's Chat'lie, wrltlfl!n a11 a eulogy to his old pal C ha.rle~ Mac Arthur, ill not. the world's Meat ~llOf'Otl•h biography, but It elj!l Js sprlnkloi!d with the v iVId MntenCp lb11t make Hel'.ht the, you ahould pardon' ~~ exprtasloll, word·m&Jtctan of· them a ~.1 .. , • Llltel\ --did anyone lhvlte Sln11.tra .to Rex Hairlaon'e . wedding , INI.lh Kay .__ Kendall'!' EXTRA · LARGE ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR , Regular $279.95 J ......CUR' ~'""" ma j W MATERIALS IRCORPORATED BIG! rtGTOI I HOGG & ZUSPAN Refrlgeratbr* . .. ~~~ • • - 1954 Mercury LIL ABNER I ~ · $1.39 BIG! ' ~ ..;.t ll""'· reportedly 1.1 eo aettle4 ohafi'M tha.t he haa failed to 11how adequate ltader-almo.t 1ure to change bls tactics · toward COMI&nll . ' ~laietratton . toul'tel J&Y that. come next Janu~ .Ike Wll. ~ ~. JQ wm JDJke a dttermlned l\a·ht to pulh hll ' : ~tlv' proaram through Congre&~ and wtll put lmP,Ior · tlie ,Pre.llure on any rtlqotant GOP membera. Nh Tact1CI 1 Kr. :S:Ieenhower had ~dt, the1e aourcea explain, ; :Uli._l Jl)l be,t hope of ptung leglllatlon enacted wa,r: to e•oper~t~ ' With tht Dtmocraue.controlled Ho.uee and Sl!lhate sui~ the rKt.rd ; ~ lbe ltn.T lll!lukift dispelled any eueh belief, th:;f'uy, polnttn.c out . u.t..only two or three major meuurea on the Prealdtu-Li• logtaJaUv• . tl:5 1 1!tt.":IP bo ....-• ' . the nex t sesalon conven._. J'li January, the Pruldettt will 1• lay down hl11 leglalatlve propo~ala, lncludlnl many meaauru .. led to mak11 any progrua thla y.,.r. -And thlt tuna. t.M Wblti Houa• will put up a tight to get -tMna N&aed. ' ---- - - - : : : : - - - - - - - - - - - - . llaiMI _ _ _ _ __ -·!1' 1 _..,._ Ill .. ....... ••• - AT LAST - - " Cllolol ""Rt.u. c.~ w ... - · and....-... . Reol Estate Bl'oker .. to MIOOLIPOIIT, OHIO '~ONIS -- PRICES ALL STOVES ,,, • Supet ftMHI' C:hl•t-fulf.Whhh • P~loln ll'lomeltcl H...Mtllr- Hert 11 yoUI' c:hone41 to 'Ott thor !.tond·""· Liuv•r ond beHtt refrlgiii'Gt&t y~u n~- ot the lawful p.-ke In fllllll--whhh • Deep Door Sterat• with I ae...ov:.~!! frlgldolr• hlllor-,1 Not a IMt ~ AGENCf l'lra. Autom•blle, "-'flrl ACCIP,NT ~ "',.· Cuuattv "16-M YEA~'S Complete Stock Of ==--== Rodney Downing Contract" PEACHES (Whllet We are vleldnc Belle of Georeta and ~lberta peachea. Brlni M..U W.\ID 11\'~URANCE 8· 19-Jt~ pleee dirJn a room su1tr and A. M. Short wave conMI:(' ra dlo..Good oondttlon . C11ll Ull~X or 860 Pearl St., Middleport. ..,.__.••..... _ - ~---- Wli.S ,'I'r}s· State. N Mr .:an- Mr:::. Fred Roush, Mr. ond Mrs. Wayne Hart and Mrs. Hannah Johnson were shopping in Pl:)int Pleasant Saturday .@.~ PAINT ROLLER'I FURNITURE 1955 Ford VS - Apple! New Jla· w:n Orch1rd, New Uavrn Phone my new Mr. and Mrs. Andy Edwards and daught~r Frances of H t,. mtington spent Satulday night with Mrs. Luves a Rainey. panies in the world ---~ By_!'£011r.~·r~~~E:R will King of Point Plensant were recent guestS of Mr. and Mrs. lves King of Oak Grove. ----· _ _ • ~MAZ:JN 6 1 l t't'OJLDW T IIAVf TIIQ.j(;HT 1 ANfONf wt() COJlON'T T~L ThAT IAlTOO r~ ~ LOt'E WClJI.P If &0 I lo r ark----·---- ;~M~r~•·~G~e~u~rg:·~~B~u~r~n·~·~o~l~o"~"~"~ . ;~ll~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ e FOR SALE - Mr. apd Mrs. Le-w tERR\• I and son Hll{l'Y of Akron 5pent ' Saturday night with Mr .and Mrs . Albert Boston. SPECIALS! $299.00 BAKER Mr. and Mrs Stnnley Colley an;! tam ih cal led un Mr. and Mrs . !Jana Lewis Su nda) Mr~. Br tty Call, and ehildrcn Wl:!re shoppml( 111 r..ltdt tlcport Monday . Mr.'i . Ned llenr,r :uu l M r~. Geo rlurns an :: dau ~ ht (' r .ltlendc(t the 1'aylor-Gllmorc WL"ddllliot at Ma~on CitY Saturdll} . Mr <~nrl Mrs· Rllhrrl Mar!ln oi Soulh C'harle.'!ton w~rP vl stt ln .!t wtlit \lr . :r 11d M 1·~ Ned Th·nry o11 Snturrl11y. Mr. /llHI !\-Tr.~ O ~ h( ·l Marlin nr West t'nlumlHII vl~ih•J Mrs VNI<r Vnn ~h·tl'r Sunday. ' Mts. W. J\ . ~·ox n•lllrtll'd In lwr home artr:r .~pL•ndi n f( a li•w d<~ys wi th lwr dnughtcr· :0.1r.'>. J ohn Furshee. Mts. ~l urry Jr.huso n. Mr~ . In·ne l c on•vor\;btlc }I'.O.M Powl'r Kellcv nnd daughl<"r>i s r enl tIr e t and heate r . Low week~nd 111 East Liveqmot vt~it Sharp. tnr, Mr. anil Mrs. l' au l Cal d well Th<' Y alsu attended lhe wl·ddi uo.; of Dclora s Rou s.h . Mr. 11lld Mrs . Geor;:e .Johnson and 11onli, ).tll.son, 'spcu t the week CIH1 wi lh Harry .Johnson. Mr. and Mn. Qth r. I .ievtng (II 2 dr. Roldio ami Nrw Havt•n we r'l' visiting Mr . .rnd lliSbllrP Inside and out. !\irs. Ned llelll'v Sunday . Mr. and Mrs.· Lero:; Lyon~ .md d~1 1ghter l<"ft TuesdAy rr.•Jrn i n~ 2 dr. F.O.M . Radi[l · for Tu sc1tn, Anz. wht•r<J thi'Y will •nd N~r.e spend th e winler. They plan a two rlny stop ovtr at Towan t1 a, Ka ns., to vlsi.t her mother. dr. Radio, healer, ovenh·h;''·l Mrs. Stanle y Jlllrl of Gruh am and Solid. Jtnd Mrs. ha.bdl Brown nnd MANY MO!tE TO ~ons and Mr. and Mrs. Ferr i.~ Jus CHOOSE FROM li .~ ol Mason were call'CI( on ~lr . and Mrs.. Nf'd H~nr)• r-eecn lb' Mr . 11nd Mrll. Nerl He nry ami Mrs. GC{)rge Burns and dallb(·hkr AUTO SALES went to Parkenburg fo'r itl11y PhoM 6045..1 Beverly Burns nltcndcd 1 Rl('f'f · Open t:venlngs until 9 p.m. hrli>: of tho 4-H al Maso n Cil)' At Traffl• Light Youth Cenler lin Mond ny. Serv•l Rclrlifljtator. l'hf'ap. Contart Paul Tllylor, 100 Henry St. Middle Aa:etl woman who ncmb lnsura~ IHHtp. home to IJe compani()n for _._______ the Mothers Club middle-11.ged lady. W1·Hr r . 0. lar,....glmJIIOn lna,&rnee A.aeDQ, Uted coal Curna~ e . Good (',,mdl· Box 46, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-8-12\p Middleport. Fire • Au~mobJI.,. Uon. Phone 6366M . 8·19·6lr Boo<lo. Phooe 413111-ll 1140-tl FEMALE ; Home workers , makr ~----room houAC and halt1, one mile money at home o n pre-cut OOMPY~F!Tit ln1Utll1te l'roWeUon, north or Chester on Rt. 7. Run· items. No tooh, sew lnj.l or rx Ufa. ~ut(· , Jl'ire, F'olio. C.ll Dor nina wller, natural gas In hous:e pl'rlcncn nccCII311ry, Crown lml'. B.!i\11, Ultldle;.Ml.: Ohio. and bit carden. Call Yukon 81107 W. 3nl, Los· An geles, 48, 15-IZU. A. Y .Carter. 8 l1 file CahL 8-21 -2t p t20 Bl will be played under e llg ts Wit procee s gomg o t e aha tna Lt. tlle League fund . F e atured on the SuM. beams team arc s u ch athletic greats as Red 1~ucker, Joe FoX, Jack Fox , and others Such stars as Paul 'd R h d II I th Roush, DaVI ous , an erman K napp WI· 11 pay on e lodge nine. _ _ -----~ ~ -- _ -::-::-::-·... _ --~------1·n lru rg on W1·dncs · :~y even i 11~ Pat Johnson. ·u1d had dinner at the Cla m .~ n f-J,,ro td Jlvsdl o r Rutlar,d Uouse. . . l' i ~itl' d h(· r· pou·l·rrt~ . Mr. a_nd Mrs. Mr. <l~HI !\1rs. (:h:~r les Arms tru nJ;: Wilham Stewart Thursd:.' Hnd d11 klren, Waverl y, Mr . and ---\1rs. Clarence. Cul-l nil and ,dallr(,h~r r Mrs. J ean Armstron~:: uf CIJJ iliroLh e eal!ed on Mr and ,1 E o Hen ry rl lJ nng lh r · rs .. weckend .d M , Burnette Liltl e Mr. an rs uf Galdion spent M s;l~t~Y wiLli !\1r. an Mrs. J .~ 1 t f:, . Mr,. and Mrs Dem:q Dunlap o_1 Pt Jl ea~'>anl, Mr anti Mrs. Hc• man Burr of Barboursville we-re Su nd<t y c~ allcrs of Mr . and Mrs Artley Blake. r·' rMlk Harris of A~ason e<llll•d ()ll hi ~ si~tc r, Mf.~- Dana Lc\~l~ ;Jnd Mrs. John Harriso n S undav . Mrs. Alice Schultor a nd d ;•u '-\'htn of Toledo are vL~ihng 1\'J.n, Arld ic Edward~ . She tS tiL \m. The Brigntest Corner Jo llo\ t.~h spent S('Ve rut rlaJ .~ In ,llllddi•P'Irl with Mr . <llrrl Mrs.. W::.Hcr V illl' r ~ of Pt. l'l ciiS<m t. June C.1h~on of o~e~nJ. w.· Vu. ha~ vi siting Mr wnd Mrs. Plymouth OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. New Haven 1 ' HavE'n . Admission is th35c · and 75c tim . It h · h and game d · e tis 7h:30W Chevrolet fTRUCTURAL I IIAMI rhen. StD ljlustncss. Phyllis and Ann \Yilliams rf'· turned to their empJ, 1 ym~nt afh tcr spending two "'eeks at orne. William nasH spl·nt the w~e k rnd at home. He 1s employed b:v Hatohcr Cons. of East Liverpool. D r-.:rs. Winnie Spear~ . Mrs . on· na Rayburn ami chilrlrrn of camp Conley vis rted Mrs Katie Bass Monday cvcmng. Debra and Ulan da King, I.Aart visited Mrs Betty Cal l Wrdne~-~ d · ? a~r. and Mrs. fnnr lll'sson of C•,l umbus a pe nt t hl' P<l~t week lh M d M w· Iter Blake WI r . an rs . a Those attending the fa ir at Rol·k Spn ngs last wed w1·re Mr. and Mrs Bill \1\-.il llams and da.ughtcr, !\1:lrgc Call, ~r. and Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mr. anrl Mrs.- lsaMc Lewts and son. Mrs. Lloyd Willtams, Mr hnd Mrs. D:rna. LeWIS d t::nn dd <Jug 111cr ~n 956 Ford VS - --- ,r·--·- and Outsid n ijOI' ~-~ raintJn g., rhlmn•'Y and roof work of all kindR , also carpenter wm·k. Free elftlmalell. 20 years upl'r · le nce. Rca11onablc pric (!ll. Call Pomeroy ~04- ..-. 8 12 12\p L&rte alze Heatr-ola iiJ good condition . Frank Beach . Middle· port. RD . 8-21 -tllp TION, Yuu n~ Alrt.lt t•s- 1\•lrvi~ i nl\ Si't' our ;~r! in Amttsl'nH'nt Se~: ­ linn l'<'ntr;tl l n~titu lc 8-21 -l tr train LETA&1', W•.Va. Mr. Van Roush of Union was a recent caller in the home bf Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fry. This community wu saddened the news of the death oC Mrs. Stewart which occured at her home In Wes t Columbia. She waa the for mer Ella Thompson and has many relative~:~ llnd friend s in th is area. Mr~ I ( 1Z 'r Wanted Mrs. Harve McDan:el of West Columbia vJ.SJte-rl theil mother Mrs . Ella Rickard .!\ttnday. Vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence W!lmsley the past week were M!" . and Mrs. Ezra Wamsley and hmdy For.t Cli nto n , Mrs. Mildred Clouncb and famil y, Henderson. Leon.1 Wamsley w ~n t to Hu nti~gto n Thursday to register for cl:as.ses at Mars hall College. A! ii MUSCLES '"'"*''"'._. Johnson ao.<;l family Sunday. 1 Mr. and: ~rs. Bill Holmes and f-amily of Norfolk , Va., were tht> M1sse.~ Ivy all' 1 Les~1e Sleeth • weekend guests of her parents, FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS and Mrs. G. H lllrr;son ~nter. Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Ri-ckard. taJn~d sevcrJI ~u :~st:. 5\Jnflay i.1~ Weekend g-uests of . Rev. and honor vf thea 31•1t>r'~ family Mr Mi'S. Rich!IJ'd Wright and dau ghand Mrs. Erucst Mc<.:o:r and son, ter La Nell were Mr. a·n d Mr:s . Kent of M1.1m 1. Fla. T he McCoy~ R;adfQrd Bro wn and chi ldren of have hccn v1~it1ng rct~!Jves hf're Bowling Green, Lnd, Rev. a nd Charleston and Oak Hill, W . Va., "rs r.nrl Wri_gh\ artd ch tldren of RATES , 1 for the p'lst two weeks. Thost" at- Westfield, N.· J , 2 euta Pf'•' word, one ln~rt1on. Mlnhr.-..m char&t> 50c.--4 .:enU ~ndin:{ the get-tog ~ ther were J\1,· Mr. and Mrs Wqllact· BrHd furd per word lor t-hree oonsen~Uve hucrliona. and Mrs . Howar- ~ Harless. Mr. and and daughter, Middlcp()rt , Mr Special - Ofte moMb for 28 centa per word. : Mrs. Richard rarso n and SMo'i, and Mrs. Dana Lew i ~ and Ra nd y Full rate of 2 eentl per WOJ 'd will be charged for •dvf'rti!lng lf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spurlock Lee. Mr. and Mr~ . Fred I.ewi~ DOt paid Cor before the 1Stn of each month following Insertion. anrl daughten. Mr. and 1\.lrs. Vir-~ anrl K enna Bass, Mr. t nd Mrs. lsEmt,.. In Advertial nJJ--Sb.oold be reported immctliat-ely. The gil Sll'elh and r'1tu~hter of Hunl- aac ·Lewis and son Dana, local, O.t1y ~ntlnel •;II Dot be tetponllble for moJte than one tncor· hid 1:lM!rtmn. 1inglon, K~ nn y Elli.~. Prineeton. Mrs. Paul Washington ;~nd dau· Card of Thanb and SD«ial Notices of Events $1 oo. OhituarL~• 1 V. Va. Mr~ Z111~~ R vlo(c r~. Mr ~ ghler, Bub Lew;~. Earl Lewis a~d ,ubll~hed .at 1 eenl Der word. ll'ren !' Ro·:l'rs an d "r h1ldrcu of som. Russe ll Lewis anrt ~on~ v~s1_,,,,.,=,.,===,.,== -·'iii":;;"";;:;;T,:-p:;;:;r;:ct-:""Ci.;;;:-;;;, Newton. W Va ., Mr and Mrs . Er- !ted Mr. and Mrs Eddie Rkkard · Blue male p<~rakt•r(, CH.L!t' 1111t! nest McCoy and son. Miam1, Fla, and · ramil y, Letart, Sunday stand $i 00 Al~o po~rakl'1•t n11d Mr. ami Mrs. Gra nv ille Harn sm_1, Mrs. Frank McDermitt of I.c---:c --:-~-ca~c $4.00. Phonc 6817.1 . Inca!. · They le ft Monday ror the1r lart vi~tiled Mrs. Harrison Robin· HeadtiJulrh" fol8 2 I 31 1 - · P wme and son~ Saturday They re•m~Dlte Luaa•ae - Lane Cedar Ann. J o h mnn ·IS spcn d mg . th L<; · son ,--~- ------" tur:...~ ~ home, with her to spc nU (::b .. ~ts - LAU Window Fans- .Black tid l OU hfll'Se . 4 yPar o il ], d R m.-,.. hb Ill k h Frlgtdairl! Refrlaerators. very gr·nth• $ 125 l'h 1me 0071'11 w~cll~ with Mr ar"t Mrs. ecse the weekerid. This is the way friend s and neig ors wi oo to you w en a.ur Furniture, Middleport, Ohl• Virgil Tl'a fu rd . Syran1sc . 'r\ 1 wms at Pt. e!tsa nt. Char It>-& Aldr1ch of Mason and they tangle Thursda~ evening at Bachtel F'ield in M<n;on in a 4 29 tf 8-2(}3• :. Mr. and Clifford Johnson Charles Cartwright , loc al, moto r- c-oftb.a•ll game - on donkey.s . · "-' and Ann. Mn frances Blake and • · - -----The Mason S unbf':ams will play the Jr . OUAM lodge of New 1 {;cnc itou:;h , Mr. and Mrs. Heese ed .to Huntingto n Salu rd ay on 1 -c::--.~1\'ilt no\ be rf'sponstblc far au_~-· - - -- - - - - - ing will ' \ . . @ • Alt..lt.tumlrntm b1111Mi1We PetvM • S Qulckubt lw Trayt • luttecr eom,.rhWient • New Sat.t;-htll DM • hnteloll . . .~- . Le' lfslnstalll'o11r Furttae.- or . ' Sto.,e Before Cold Wefltlwr (21 I Reo I Estate ' Two Berlroom house, 83 acre~:, gs s w~ll and .furnare, city water, mmcral rtcht.a. Phone 90TM Virgil Teaford, Syracuse . •· • YES. WINNIE; f E,I.-IILE INSISTS Alk about our ""IGtfonol 01)1d lCJO bup on ottltr Frltidolre Rafrfoti'Citoll-4!'11 Ill... ty'*' MARRIED ~~~-• 11-IAT WE. BE ._<M<ICH ;of. , - COURS~ ,OOESN' GIVE. ME VERY' MUCH TIME./ RIGHT AWAY.~ ' ' 1110 .~... S noll ol ... -!l -1ln bilrlt4tlllaf.h \' ~ I< DNlY-.MfliRJttj .. ' ~-- MASON· ·FURNITURE ' 8- 20-3lc ' By BRANNE& WILLIE doae-ovt-nol a 1trlpPMI ,.."*Ia\" buf a . ~re-pOchd Shfltr Look l'lloct.il" ttl• r.;uliir '57 Mgldalre lln.t •r.,,.hf.d......,. ,UNITED TIME -~ yea~• ' ' Moton, W. Vo. •' . .' ' . '' . '. • '· ' i<M~ ·-· lU SAV IT DOE.St-fT l I'VE OOT 10\NORK �- _, J -~- •• • • ' ~ Good :-Ni!!tieth Birthday Celebrated Sunday Mr Tre nm l 'th btrthdav of Jack ll:llhoan wa ~ relebratccl !-iu.nday ]fi.tb 11. lamtl) gathering at the ~tomp o! M r and ~d rs Wilford it ll~oan Lol k Eighteen ! Among lt:r Jarle r.rlc •\ 111 • -- ~ - g•te t-ts \\ere Miss l' arol vn ~h l hoan Milhoan Middleport , Mr an(J Mrs \'('rurm Weber and larJill } Dean Denms Donna and Dallas Ru tland lfr and Mrs Lawrence Milhoan also attended a reunton at Muse Bott om at noon - ~ and Mrs Lawrt•nct' ~- -. DPsigDed fer today'a compact living! ~ -~ -~ - - Luck Clover 4-H Club 'Annual Fomily Picnic Held The Go(ul I m k ( lo\er 4-H Club of \l ~hon h1·ltl rh annual famdy prcntL nn Tu(•,day evenIn~ al thl' Ar t r• f. ;J rm ~:~son Cn 1 FollowrnJ;l lhl' drn11~r a vespe. servtce WH'!i hl'ld Taktn·~ pMt Ill the str\ltt' wt'n "1\thltn lol Md lung ll••nr 1 Burgt·s~ PatH Newlaud l11rft Spencer ilnd Ann Newland Prcsl'n t \.\.('f(' \tr arrd \1r ~ Jtu~ sell Pr:tdrl\ Pl•.[!!!.\ ,..r tl Jumor Mr and Ml s fo' r(•tl SpenN'r Caro-- /Mason Form Youth Plan I Square Donee FOLDS fLAT, ~ke """'ie, to 6 INCHES A sqm•rr rhn<'<" \\.ti l hr h• I" at the M~"on ( nuntv F 1rm Youth S rum on F'rrrl~\ nt.!hl Au ,.( :10 l\ has her-n <~nnouncrd 'I'hf' damt wh" h I' upfm to th•· publtr wrll ht hr l(l 111 the Nalton al Guard ArnHlr" an rl wlll fl,rture the ralltng or Bill Prrrl1h A g~oup of ll.fH ~O n Cdunl\ 4 H ( luh membt·r ~ ~A> IIi prro;.f'nt an ex h1brlron squ,rre dalll r ~tl urlt•r ao<i with ooebond OllSSIO"\ \ $17.95 Auvusl " 2 ADULT Tickets Admits Car Load On Famrly Nlghtl 17 Ro\;tt N J,loll Sougs Dozens of Rock N Roll Artl!lts "ROCK. BABY, ROCK IT" ' -alsoUnlamed-Unaeh.-.cd Teen agcr~ Thnll G1rh of the Highways "THE VIOLENT YEAR$" Thur1. & Fri. Augud 22·23 Joan Collm.s Jnck Hawkins "THE LAND OF THE PHAROAHS" (<' t nemascopc-Teehmco lor J (Spectacle With lrcal ht.•rv 1 Vera Ralston Davtd Brian "ACCUSED OF MURDER" BAKER FURNITURE ON THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT, 0 HI 0 --- I h ·n J'Oan anrl Gecr;;e Van rtla Ire, Damel, Mary, James Arll5, : Mr and Mr~ Oenvoc Arl1s. Ste- 1 phen Burgess. Mr;; Ro y Burge~. June Burgrss, DHIIlt' C<~peha rt Mr and Mrs George Burus,1 C hE>r~l and Beverl v Mr and Mn Jamt's Du>hl Jo Ellen and Char- I lt"ne, Claudia and Mr and Mrs Lester ZCJ'kle Mrs Annl Swl.!:her an-d MrS" Mlles, Cheshire , vlS ited Mrs E L Hughcs Tuesda) afternoon 1 Mrli FlossJe Wclsmlller, Colu m bus, has been vu ttlng Mr and Mrs [.<~wr ence MUhnnn 1md Mtss Maufle Te·~ k~ bury . Patncla B.. ker, who ts emoloy ed m the office of Lazarus Inc , Columbus and Do na ld Russell An andale, Va , who 18 employ~ at Battelle Memorial lnstltue durmg the Slimmer, were week end g'.lests Qf !lcr parents Mr JcnntfPr Zerkle, Pa'ty and Hl'l' v1etta An n Newland Mrs Har H'\ Newland, Judy, Ja111e an<\. '.1 rs Tohn Turner Jackll' <:~nrf 1\l r and Mrs Ru ssell Capehart, '\1r 1urd Mrs A K Mc{'lung ani,! Juhl n<;, !lenT) Burge ~s and June Spt'nrer -~-- IRST -- bert Mtlboan Mtd-dleport Mr and 'drs Norman Humph · r£>ys and famliy, Sandra an-d Randy, 11p ent th£> weekend vtsitlng her fam1ly rn New Ca~tle, Va, and wee acrompamed home by her mother Mrs. 0 R Brt:u~ n ­ dtne , and Mrs Hale Helm& ,.md two chd dre•1 of new Castle Mrs. Ele;~nor Wi!lters RN off1!'e r.ur~ fnr Dr f J Oavt~. ts on •acatton ll11~ \H't'k Mr and \1rs Cu 1lh Wood and (hJldrer., sus;~r1 Lee ahd Curtis, have muvctl from Dayton Lo San Bernadwu l';;lrf 11 here he bas bl•en ttan~hrrcd b•, lhc govc ru ment He r the son of Mr and Mrs E L Wood Mtrldlrport VOL IX ----------------------NO. 109 Hair Styling ---' C Me1g oun t y PTA ( OUnCI'I WARNER'S BEAUTY SHOP ear ests Hub Cap Stealing Proving Costly For Rutland Men ears Eisenhower Overrules Advis~rs In Making Offer To The Soviets LONDON {UPJ - President EISenhower Qverruled defense adv~ers and the Western ~llies in offering Russia a two-year _ _ _.. . a ftrst step toward du;armament. Tbe slok.. are high-lwo lull Yea-Til of the Wes1's L.._.rrent Dr&clear ac!vantage put up agauyt the hop• tha~ Rustna ~.. ny In"'~~~' 'huBrness 1n lt! discussions here o1 Re~H~ ..nt.s restdmg on Mulberry ~. venue ....ere wamed today hy Pollee Ch1ef Fa ant Hudson to not park their autos on th:at tOOroughfare tonight <~nd tomor. ' ment d~legate Haf!}j(l aga_m.st top Defense Dep3J'tment ano Atomtc Energy Commitlliion adVIsers Ill autbonzmg th~ dras.he ronce~nn Lo Ru9Sia, the sourf:e1l satd I row. . l The parkmg ban will be e£fec·l tJ'Ii'e on Mu,berry Avenue from Couurt Street to Umon Avenue accord1ng to Hudso.n, who sa1 d that the street must ~ kept clear ~ Lhat m~urfadng- ,1perat1ons be started early Fnday morn- ' Dc£cnse bffkia1a had PubUcly warned that cvtm the old Weiter offer of <t ID-month truec m1 h~ disperse the u s 1 g I pons f:" I i, I ----- • I 0 r der N0 Parkmg On Mulberry-_''ve \ II Tonight, Fn'dav Eiaenhower Sided Wllh diaarmaStassen g. Un·l team Th~y f. l:u':..ear ~· dent that eontinoued e . J· might produce an aim t \:'~g "clean'• hydrogen ~mb--on~ Wlth no oangerous raflioaet . Th~ Poltce Cau~f. satrl that fallout rve 100 :\venue would also be block •d ... off to tnf.lc dunng the reaur·f Authontatt"e suurc~ satd that I 611US!' • - - ---·-SINGLE COPY-k ---- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursda,., August 22, 1957 ~UIS Ohio: Genrtrally f•Jr with lltt.. ch•n.. In t>emper.tur1 ..,.,, .._. night and P:rlcley. High ..Uv- In the 101. low tonltl't 56-63. ~- --1 CommJ'ttees Mee t Q n T UeSday Pomeroy aY UNtTID halt In nuclear tests, authontatlVe sources said today. They sa!d the conditional offer, made Wednesday al the London dwrmament conference, amounts to a calculated American gamble to determine if there is any hope at aU of Chester Youth Felic:iwship In Monday Meeting Hair Cutting ':Neatfter enttne YELLOW JACKET STAR SIGNS WITH REDLEGS I COLD \\AVE and MACHINE PERMANENTS and • ~------ 1 A de( orated bn thrlav cake was served w'th harbeeues to the above named and Kathy Lloyd and Jackie Mur<~ - ers First Birthday Of Robin Will Is Celebrated ThP brrthrlays or three little boys whose mothers share•! the same room at M<"tR~ (;eneral Hos· pita\ <:~t the time or thetr brrth were obtierlt>d Sundav afternoon at the home of Mf .and Mn Theodore Reed Jr Mulberry Ave at y ---~·-----·--- and Mrs E<hson Balter An1111 Ca 1dwell , Leadmg Cret'k. was taken to the Metgs General 1 Hospital T~esd~y 10 the Rawlutgs 1 Coats ambulance 1 Mr and Mrs Pa .tl Johnson and daughter, Kimberly Ann, have The hrti! btrthda v of flob1n movt->d to th~ Rmehart apartment Annette, da 1 1ght~r of Mr and on Rutland Street ';\trs Rnberl W1ll wa" rC"\ebratrrl Mr ;md Y.rs CharlP.s McMaster Tuesday at I he hom e of Mr and Brartl'nton, Fla are vlsltmg Mrs Con~ a I Jcwat t, South 1 hml Hlatlvc~ tn Mu;erS\'ille and Avenue Middle port T~ry ea,e ~specially A decoratP.rl birthday <"ll.ke 1nd to v1s1t h t~ ':lrotller. Harry Me- 1ce cream .verc ~c rvt.>d to R\•blO I Master, 'A h<J 1~ a patient at Me1gs Annette nebl>tc JC'Wart nora General Hospt.al M1ss Jean Me toughenoner Judy and Kathy Master, who has been in Berlin, Moore, M1dUiepor t, Tomm)' JeGermany, 10 the government ser wart, Columtus, <~lHI lhese adults, vlee, arrived Tuesday for a VISit Mrs Jewart, \1rs WJII and Mr!:l with her father, HarTY McMaster Kathertne Vloorr and -was met m Co.umbus by Mrs Mrs Wrll ts 1h~ former Rd1y I Grace Yuraslts Jo Kl <Smger Robtn Annt'ttc rc· Mr ,and Mrs Lawrence Bmg cetvcd a gift or dresses rrom her Mr and Mrs are 1attended the annual - Sommer matcrn<~l j!randmnthc.- Mrs ,ll"n annuunc10g the ma1 nage of tbetr daughter , Evelyn , to fam1ly rcunton at South S1de, W mngs Eakrns Bflo)lt who \,as unJack Stewart, son of Mr and Mrs W1lbur Reuben Stewart of Wa Sunday I able to be ~ere for thf' party Mason, W Va M1ss Fnell~ Faehnle, MiddleTI t f f 1 , " b I port, and Muss Mary Ann Case, le marnage was an even o , u y 27 In Lclwrence urg, n- Parket•burg returned saturday drana !rom a vaealmn at Mountam Lake, M1 s Stewart IS a graduate of Racme Htgh School and at· w. Va and . M1ss Case remamed 1 tended Bliss College in Columbus, Ohio She IS employed in here fer the week!!nd before rethe office of the Pomeroy Motor Con 1 pany turning to her home Mr Stewart IS a graduate of Wahama High Schocl and is Judge .. nd ~s Cedric Clar~ employed at the Philip Sporn Plant at Graham Station are Lt and Mr~ P It The Ctw~tPr 1' har);:e Mt•thodrst 1Kleinv1s1t1ng and ~ons tn Norfolk, Va Youth Fel101•~hlp met Monday -~-~----~-~ ynrl will be <Jccompamed home hy evemm! at th!.' Rock Spnngs 5 thelr son, Arthur, who has been Method !s l ('hurl'h \ISlltng hiS Sister, MN Klem , and I Sh1rlev G•nth('r nf Chl'sfer led family thr d <> vottons whreh opr ll l'-1 with Mtss Helen AfEk , Cleveland, ~~:roup ~ing-tnl.! or ' The Lrght of A JOlllt mt>(•lm g I)( lhc execu Two door pnzcs pf $2.30 eacll left tot.lay Jfter a vtsJt with Mrs the World 1s Tesm" followed by V.dwm Coate:, and daughter, Bar- scripture r-'adln!:!' bv Margaret flvc ~nd pru~tam cumml\ll•es of will he 2tven at each meeting !hr l\l('l gji ( ounty ( ouncd or ( omnuttces n.amed for the year hara. Wtndlanrl Alfr('d anrl prayer bv l',l'f'ent ,\llfl Tr.ll'lll'l A~~O<' t !l t JO t, , wPTc 'program ' Mrs rnul 'JlhelsS, Mr r.nd ~-Irs Stanley E Wolle Urs W1llt,•m Crueser Rock was held Tuc>~tlllv arte1 noC' n 1tl I\1Jddl(purt eha1rman, Mr11 Har 1 ''ulumbus were weekend guests Spnngs An uffertng was taken lhr homE> or Mrs Paul lhc h~ old Loh •('. councJI tre-asurer· Mrs 1 f Mr and Mrs Ben Ph1Json after wh1ch the group sang Mrddlcport l F Tompkms, Pomerov Cl'n Mr and Mrs Mtlton Hood and " Standtng on Thr Promtscs" lral Mrs P<"arl Wtlhams, Pome ort!'!, John James and Samuel, The Rruk SDrin ?s g1oup pre· . Plans were madl' for th1• com ro\' Su 1!a 1• Run , PrmcJpttl, and nd her nephew, Allen Hampton, sented the program wh1ch ron· m ,:- .ll'ar :tnd the theme for the Mrs William B Dnwnte Ra-cme, 11<re spendmg the day at BuCkeye Slsted of a song ' Jesu s Keep Me Vt':u will hc :1 st url v ro-ut'S!' ~~~ and hnspJtahtv cQmmJttee, Mrs. 1Lake Mr Hajld IS on vaeallon Near the Cros~' :~nd thr ~howmg thr PTA m~nual Jn ~t1 uetum on Hamlr:f Ebcrsbach , Sugar Run, ' .rom the Preston Motor Company , of a film "A Bm and His Btble" I' 1rt OnC' Will b~· ).:" IVl'll at !hi' j chatrmun Mr ~ Wilham Franct~ . Tuesday dmncr guests of Mr A short hu s111ess se--swn was frr,l me~ti!H! v.Jit('h will he hrld s,r,ocuse, Mrs Samu otl r-.hchael 1 Ir ~. La1~rence Milhoan \''i!re Mr helri w1lh tile prestdenl Janet at t•he Chesl"r sr h,,ol on 'I hurs- l'htslcr Mrs Orltln R-oush S<~l· 1 nd Mrs John Milhoan Mrlan , Knight of Chester pres1dmg afler day, October :1 h\ \Jr, Ho~ T!'ac y em (cnlCI' and Mrs Robert A~h \ lo, M1 and Mrs Glcnn Mrlhnan wh1ch rcfrc~hments were s~rve{.[ Jr. countv nre~l fl('ll1 PlutH Wl'N' lev r rlarl Falls Parkersburg. Mr and Mrs AI- hy the hos tesw group moriP lQ hrn(' .\ ~ J1lllor ~~~ n.1r' ' • · • Of lh<' progJ',!tn tor lh r~ mC"Pi tn g Three Birthdays Observed Sunday W. 2nd St. -~-~ Middleporl Socl'ety Tomlt.y , ~on of Mr and Ml'i Reed, Georgc Kerth son of Mr and Mrs. WooCrow Mora Ch""'ter road and Nicky son of Mr and \frs James Lloyd of Belpre- cclet brated the1r seconrl brrthday \\\ \ 1 ·• 8---Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Aug 21. 1957 Evelyn Ruth Cummings Is Wed 1 facmg operatiOns I Stassen .and Se:!rela'!') of Stitte John Foster DuJles bad 1o sell the proposal 00 Britam and Fr:'l.nce after E1senbowcr derided to a("t at the end of a eJoseiJ-· guarded two--montt admJnistra· L1on debate. I I Camerll. Firat P.rbit- Kodak Brownie 8 MM model! $11.95 Trav· Ler Radio 'l'oundu 'Tlt' tnor,tLPd Seco11d prize -Mod· ernaire table madet . tng wh tth C•mera Kit Congn·~s "Trigger" Pa~t BUY NOTHING, PAY NOTHINGl Vou un tM the lucky winner of one bf th.se wonderful prlzet--wlthout even being pr"ent et t he drawing! Regl .. Has f1Ucd vacuum bottle Filler Paper Filler Paper 33(t 10c -25c •Ul~ 2~ to U2 ~twel Note Books Pencil Tablets 15c-39c 19~ Sptral atyte, with or Without stand- 1 18& shcc1s, ~., xS. In or 110 !>h0Qls. ~unch pal·bl Fth 2 or 3 ard bote hole bmd('t ~ 8xl0.in. Notebook Binders Typing Paper Zipper Binder 2 Pens, 29c-69c 25c -33c $2.98 Pendl 10 HI!.\ llcn ~nc\lll wiJ.h prn ell slutrpener! Rag Rug Cotton T-Shirt 29~ 53~ Nf'w C'Oiton. rayon, wool uglll IIHmf:l. l8x361n. Bays' Morpul Anklets Sac~s Meehamct~l pen, fountatn pen Sizca t..e.B Combed CaHon! Jr. Boys' Polo Shirts Fine cotto!l yarn. Stretchy, action • O'ee 'knit . kmt nylon relu(or<"ed foot 9-11 fool o-11. RALL'S BEN '"' . slow·to-aoU Sl&es f,IO. ~ - ,, .... - . There is a strong suspiei!UI tn the Eisenhower admimstraUon tb1t the Ru58tans arc less iflter ested m disarmament, and Ue hunting a way to end t:he trego· tiahons by putting blame e:n the WCBt Cor a new rllSarmament fatl- I ure_ Mr. and Mrs Uull<' rl H11u sl-a or 1 Le1arl. W \ ~ roul!' wrrc re ecntly surpnscd wtth a lrnen shower at the ir home Tht• l'Ven' also hon:ored her birthday [ I I :Pt!·csrnt v .. ·e Mr~ El l:mlw th Pullin, Mrs :-IRI'>Illl Yu..(Pl ShAr ill\ an ' Be' cr h :\11 s l.mra nrbb~ ] Mr11 Ethel Fn, -A1rs Ah<'t> Tr •p::r Mrs Funnia Rou ~h Mr And Mr ~ C 1d Wolfe. Annabt'lle and 814lunda Lii!VIIIg, Emory Housh 1 Mn Htoster Weaver Freddie Wt'HVet', ~~ an•\ Tro:diho!tol Mahogan;y or Walnul Mr ~ Adrian L.'llhev, Und .. an(i Jmh Mrs Enola Brown and Sharon. Mrs Garnet Roach !lnd Mar y, Mrs B('atrlct' !\-!('Cormrrk c.1rn \yn and BrAdv Mrs Ercrl\ Ad kins Mrs Nellie Adk:r1~ M1 .s Lomse Adk.UIS. Mr! Uolhct' I Select Your Needs for Today -Add the Extra Pieces Later r ~nduring beauty for yean of dining elegance r:an be youn with thit truly distinguished Clining room group. In lovely Autumn Hue mahogony, lradi- \11"' HPll-'n Staats, Mrs (.lilian Sm1t1J. 1\h and Mrs Harry Stalt.!l, Bnw\' Doumo aQd , Br rmda, Carohn f.1 e vint,!: Mrs. W11\e~ Dlc ~:-mi Mrs. Lltoulo Rous h. ~nndall ;~nd Mil ton, Mr and l\lrs L<~ wrr n("(' R Wolfe, f Debra rtnd Patl'lr! a Fa,\ ,. 1\b-. &:Qd Mrs. Mack llov.'n rrt Htlen Rif.fJ'1 FRA N K LIN ...... \ J...awren~;e Omp lui table rllustrated ?o-•-w!th It awes up mnsures 4:Zx S8 rnchu, u lends to 72, 86 or 100 lnchls Chaose the standfrd Pttlestal ar Uti lllelusr.-e lTEND El pedestal wluch ellmln1tn lhe IISUflsnap brfcts farsupport1 n1 lhl drop lilt. End pedesttl e•tentls to stop posrtJOn under letf for ntr• rilldlty forms ell •round •pron end ru11 1en11h brttlalnJ. honol dark mahogany or flr:h. warm walnut, the thl"r beatJty of the hand-rubbed finithft will reflect tht gr~ciout atmosphere of )'O'Ir homt. HeN ar. oil the high ltandards of q"'ol,lty con· atruction ond workMonthtp that have r:harodetlted 8ri~kwed1 Furni1ure for der:adts. \ 11lolff' le,tta and Stella Those who .sent gtfts but were unable to attend we1e Mr . . an'tt Mn. SteV\'l Howard', Allee Howud, Mrs. Elmer • ' ' Meigs Delegates To Elect County ~S.C. Committee 1 J?e1eg~tei from the 12 town· m Meigs t;ounty wdl meet at 10:00 "A.M. AuiU't 2B. 1951 to • J!Upt tlect a county A!'S. c. Comm1ttee Mr. and Mrs ?.aut Randolph, Pau- W&flhfast colors' If Russia wan~ a firatratep "paekage" diSarmament ment, Amencan offlc1als believe that the tnltial pact can be Jigned and put mto operation b:f ·~ep. tember-, 1958. agree. Vltllnttl Tho npson lh:!IV}' cotton reinforced "'· LetartW. Va. Couple Given Linen Shower Tbomp ~ iJa. Boys', aal.s' com bOO cotton slurtli. 57~ nylon.~, pen ell, ball polnt 4 prs. 85c 2 prs. 95c 1 M .1~ I 79~ Or1warrl hrnrull ' Electromc emti1: Mhorl !)llrl or hoRSed VInyl COV· big 116 - llhCt't er. Wid\' gussett pack. The new proposals appeared to be a put-up or shut-up test of Soviet intentions, " mcol!ng'wlll hi' hdd at lhl' fh<'ltH' :'l'h ·ml An IH'hlf'VI" I ment a\.\.!llc' lVII] l1r ple...,nll'd nt I Jlu s mNttn2 to lhr Un rl ha\tnlot runtr1butPd lhr mosl tll pi'IJtnol I ing thr poltcr~.., ol lhc Ohio l'on R:rcss (lf PTA --~ II Th(' COME IN, REGISTER TODAY mmo ou met<..) lundt kJI' Do• / Blrch ~t palo· Pencils, Sharpener \llll 1w 11r '.t'1 •' With ull lt>,u h1•r s I n lht• cuunl\ ~chooh Iltg hltg 1ll, ot tlw m~~.:t tl"W Wlll hr <~n orrgln»l pl.1y d !:' plC'tln ·~ lhc ltrl' of AlHe Uun~·y foundt-r of PT •\ Fuilo\\ lll~ lhl• rncctrng and pr11 gram .1 II'I'I'P tlon wtll he held h•ll1onng :\1r s 1 ter at our store tod•y: winners will .,_ notllledl Sturdy hoolrll , c;mva8 or l(•lltlwr like fitYI " ('OYC'I to pr<' ~lrll"n ' ~ I $1.98 3 holt> punt h('tl OPEN STOCK TRADITIONAL I g ue~t~ ,tJJd lli\1 bf' h r,rotcd ,duP-' I Lunch K Kit Gum! l IIi tu 1.~8 &beet p;u•k 2 nl tom 11w ~"I'Pn 1 lll< 'l' t v.rll tw h~ld 11 l hr I aut· ~olden Wtll lw J)pv' Jl Pom r rn~ lun•t)r llt ,.ih s, hnnl .ru l1• 111 11.11 1Jitnrrum on l'htll''Hi n• (j at A p m 1'.1rt I I' • nl 1h 1 mttnual wtll lw glv('ll ln \lr, Ha1·rv Bln·ht'r ( am!Jrtli}.'t' d111 1 I ~or 111 tlw Solli!H;~ot llJo;.tdd Oht u 1 $9.95 Flash Rogct s' ~ I• . E IRFELD-5 Roath, Mrs Blapdbe Yeager, Mr. and Mrs Taft Bo11 ton, Mr. and Mrs. Alhcrt Boston Mr and Mrs Donald 1Dunefin i.Dd Faye Hof£mil:n. ' \ for 1958. 1he Cou,nty lor be 'ilOilo Commlttee wlll ~ 11 year. They farme.11 ftc.m The Umted States ~trategy, however, is to continue as lollg as dJsarmall\f'nt po!ISible wtth the negotiations to smoke out Rus sia'.s true mtentions In London Sovtet Foretgn MmJStCT Valerian Zorm bitterly at tacked the new proposal because of "-condihons" attache" to Lt The new plan presented to: th ~ Sovtet.s eall.s for a two-stage halt ID nuclear' weapons testing for a two-year period Tests would be halted when a larger fll'sl-.ste.p :agreement 1s signed and rahhed Twelve lbon ths after test& are halted, an assessment wou.Jd be made on the progress m working Out dinrmament mspectwn procedure!! to prevent c-heating U progreas 1s satl5factory, then tests woul"d' bt" halted for anolber 12-monlh perIOd � 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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