https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/11d3ca9626337f8e22fc0ebc2765cf85.pdf dae70797fab42e057f751529d4159520 PDF Text Text - _, 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 �... ~ " • racuse re!ndents soon will enJoy a new su~~ee on old Route 124 and other streets · through thelr town wh1eh have been m seno s need of re air for some time The work u d p u ' ·k bega n , 1 Wears' began 1 ues ay uOt men corner l Road repair is popular· now mother towns. too Middleport village has appHtd a new surface to Pel!lrl -st and others may be on the schedule Pomeroy will fmally have a smooth , well repaired ex-Route 124 £rom Court and Main to the corporation hne on Union-av hill From the line to the Union-av bridge also is due for complete r epair before Rt. 124 is moved Co the Laurel Cliff road. Streets are a major item of expense in all towns and cities of the nation. Midwestern small towns now are largely by-passed by main highways This hurts and helps them all at once. Tht s from common ohserv<lli illl I" not a s ' the Pyren~es f~om Franoo. but the diabohrRI Uungs th e Fren{'h do don't gl't h.ere ~V.!fY ftt qt. Th1• neWC'~I !·rend! remale fn.~hu-,m r('rtt'o'l the same sort or Galhe ~k!lt that bu11t Lhe Mat(l !lot l.i n~, lti-pl F1'cnch Ca.htnets lfl orhrt•, Sl'ltlcrl pr'oblemB In AI · Jf"''la , an•I m:1k1' •· th c Fronc h t c 1l'· · le ll f pbone ~Y"~ t em sue h a m1rac t>rrldf'm·y It i ~ """'sib\!· thai the Fre.nch ·-~· are trring to put women out of bu sines~, h ut I don 't see why we havt> to OQmpuund Lhe re tony ancI a tM a fter·tnt•s mont!)' to follow the doul(~ WC' .:lve lhcrn for ju.st bein g Fr'ehch a ~>hort, sucdnC'I word for inel)rnpell'n t ... l I s I outheastern EllB .) 1 · IMlk I •n'• ,"",..Y do~~;~ ~~e~lcp~a: 1j::;~ / thle pen Plain& Uturrch~. year's Contc:rrenee < 10 'llY nfft·n~P a I il ii' " ~e B:U •NIIC Nm, · ·I ~:oo II"-"' the '(ltb'jll.t -Lbft'J · LOW · •' . , · ,.. • ' '" .. 8:30 .... _ ..<'' " ' 19:00 Wblrll'~li'iD . lil:fO l"!.'l' ~~uoeo 1uuo ,ll!t\wl~ 1 ~ lOO ••"1Jhl Sijo 00 ,A ,.. -:J7'4kH#~ I ·~ . '· I Joppa Homecoming Joppa Church Homecoming this S d y August, 21) Preachlnl!l un a M l and Sunday School in orn ng, Hymn Sing in afternoon . Lead· er Rev. Freeland Norrls. Wednesday , Sept ·we~'S-TV Ch~nnel ·l ~--- · 7:30 Bolt~.>D. Blackle 8:00 C•pt-.In Kangaroo 8:4~ C1!S New1 or Mrs. c. E . Blakeslee, Pomeroy. 8:S5 Loeal N~s 9:00 Fred WoH•1 Dues for the c1ub wlll b e payable that night ano a Dew ru\lni of the Oh>' A8Sociatton of Garden Clubs mak~s any club ,whlelt fai\J. .JR' At ~lptlst Mtttlll send Federation du'e!l bY th~'!tfllt, Mrs. \\'Lll Winston "-!ld dough- 'or october, liable for a fme of tcr Virginia Nell. Mrs. Carrie ~C Pff !RembeT. • Ca~!lell , Mrs Oscar HardaWJY and • ' f \ .,_ rs Ann Williams a rc In Zane~· " 1 ~die toda~· to atend the Eastern Reser'\lltlons Du• Uninn Bnpti st Women's Assocla· l' rden Club <ltembe'fs v/n()' xlan 10:30. Strite It Rlell 1-l:Ot)' NeW, 11 :10 Wea'lher 11·81t S~rcb 'tor Tomorrow cannot. ll - , - -.,-,-:=--;-- - I d,n iY from Septem er a e d t'hcir reservations must be ma e b Au ust 25 with Mrs R C. In Y hl g • Arlington 1_,1c y, 22.>0 Avwue , t ·t'olumbu:~. A] so members mus fake their registrolion card ~ttl 12:30 AS the World Tuma out' 1130 -~ ·s!lo tfl n No refnndll' will ~ ~ '' 1n1~' . - ~:,45 SpoA.:J Parade 5·M Wealheiman HINil·'O.N. 1!\l'il!t.._.. ~·g,l'il' Rousepilrtf 2:00 Big Payofl 2:30 Bob Croll»' ~GW 3:00 ilriahte: Day 3115 Secret Storm ,' ' Ed~e ol Nl(.\l 1:00 The Early Stnftr .... ..,, .' ts:SO Your Euo ~\~!porter "trenR'tb. • 1 " R II' 1 'f Pl'tiiJ n g In Ute cost of UOl '"!:> Rot•rY Spa•k•r Robert Siler, Scout Exccullve of the Meigs-Gallla-Mason DtstrJct of the Tri-State Area Counc il, Boy Scouts of Amerlra, wm be the . thowinall-they consult fortune outltandltl• In many respect~. tellen. The Anooal Conference will be 1 quote a rival pressman. EU- held ne:~~;t year in Aua:Ust at U1c req\l Sheppnd of the i' arL! ller· C'hllllcot'he First EUB Chur£'h. ald-'I'QlM;.ne, when l May 1 h t th "Patis ra 1 hlon- t~how d1tes arc gucJt speakf'r Friday n l!l t D e 1et by fortune tellerJ in1lead Of _.J weekly dinner met' tw g of the . faPion calendars. Olor and CaS· eetJ e Middleport-Pomeroy Robry Club Theodore R- Jr tlllo rofl'l\l.lt the same !orturle CCentlnu. . ;....,. One) at ten,rs Tb.at 'a why the blow was J 10 extra hitter when Chanel harK predden:ts, vl~ ptHidentl an ed In on c 111 tlllo's date •· ( board cbatrmen Df banks from 40 Mbs Sheppard, all1o a touch\ aht61:1. bittrr, wu bra!l ~~: ina about our , The foeulty of over 110 lnatru cmOdeLII and produred one wh1o ton I!OMiats or banlters who ~ .trad been carried away with tHe apeelll.l&ta In tht~ir ru pect1ve Frenol\ Idea of the UilY Look tlek11, practldn• 1ttorners, bwiSay8 Min Sheppard . ntu neeullves and. meinben of • ". The door opened and a number of univenlty and college 1p00fl: came out She wu wearhll facultle.a. The ~n stru~\OTA compriA.J 1oa1, unrolled-up d1.mpreM, a one of the nlo.t .competent Jrollpa .m&TI '& while •Mrt. navy blue eyt-- of men In their HIJ)t'Ci.ive profe3lldl, and 1 hairdo better detlaft· aloha ever L~~mb1ee. 1or adult ed· eel to mop up kitchens Thlt was uet1ion . ----- The Daily SentineJ AlUlA ~e~!~~~hod~s~ C~~.':_c_h_ _ Who~· Carl Deniao,.n--4. 1 ' - I . ' T"edN• Wl"th DJin. :r 1 BASEBALL RESULT ' et: •MAA' .,..,. ,;;,•. n 1 AJston 0 f ders s·UDJS, , Move N0 0r Never 1 7 1 •t ...... ,: I , All Prices and that 1 1 • .:::::::::::~= Brown R.. l UU Of Ga~::Jlraw!! Daily CHICAOO I.),)!> . ~ ' Llil~t c:bmnplon Joe . ~ tried· to c(ve f\Pt 'wh•• tbe fana a ey Lol>et. Mead he «»n 990 ·On Your '' ~ • 1 .. ' ' ••' !aid -wOiiftd • OhnlfljJrahiil " f ~""' ft·· 'll'tP S!ildbt o!1l1lQJI! lll<rl ~ 1be Rttfll Tbeattr 11 lie met lo- ~;. but inup · 1 with Ute of his Bio-tllbt career. .ninth draw repcbe~~"'__n _'--::- ---·----- a1 -- condn in the 1Jig 10, defenaive captain Rich Barnhart, switch- The Olympic: champ1on m.akt-s SOCIAL POSTPONED DARK HORSES MIET man Ted Beagle, Jerry Davb at tackle, Jimmy Jo Hemjley >t hi> deb<>t into the 1>"0 ranu by CHESTNUl' IDIL, M-. UPhalf, Don Smith at quarter, Bob Eastman and Larry WUder·J t.ak.mg on reigning world heavy The Ice C1'e.am s.ot1a1 annGun The first 1 ooc1 Ameriean-Auatnrnutb at ends. lin will be found from the ranks ~etght cham)non Floyd Patterson. c:ed for Friday mdlt irl the Porn- Han eblh in rAe National Doubla '! Kenny Lelfle, Chuck Riffle, ~ l~ a .cheduled ~5-rounder fO! t he eroy Higb School t.o have been ctumpionabiPJ !Pitted "-dartc Bact for btJ fourth year l& Nick CO\tl:et~: and Bill Wlleon , title at Sicks batebaU Fu~ld. sponsoreC. by the Pomeroy Mer- horses" Stnilht Clark Md Dne mam~otb.like Pevl (Jr.) Haw· "oung« edition of Bob W<l""-, A C'l'owd of about 20,000 .f alll 11 ~banlll baaeball team has beei Harum lfllort Auuies m.-v ~~>-. •-• to pay ..a '- ••· -_ _ thGme tile 224-pound fu.llb«k 'wbo is ltheduled to be tried-·at 1e:~pec._. ~ ne1g h'·uu.-- p<mporred, Phd ColHna, dub man- P.TSOn and Bob Mark in ~·, ......... . , APPLIANCE w. Molri aoo , 1 The prices of fn sh fnnl rose 2 1 per cent berouse (]{ scaso nnl !actors, the burCRU !>aid Or nn~e s went up Ui pt'r cr•nt to an 1wcr· age of 58 ce nts a dm:cn The pnec of \1/iltcrmelon!l dropped 16 4 pN cent because of ti ncreased su pplies Fresh vea:ctabl~;~ prices Iell 2 per cent led by tomatoes aad onions: Green b,eans went up 9 8 peT cent and so dill most ottler fN! sh yeae tabr0 8 'but at a lower rAte . Breud prh::c11 rose four-tenths 01 · product 1 Per cent while dnlry prices went up nne half of \ per ctnt. Cuffe f!Tir!! s fell 1 8 per E. CLEU\~DS WJE" 11:50 "' m. :.o.ail~ncon prires pnce rl IM nd va\}CC out hght and he ha& been beaten we1g h the cttamp1on by about 20 only once-an eight-round tteet... pounds ilit. 210 to 190. H15 reach 1s ion to Joey Maxim in 19M. Hf' 31,-<z in.chf:ll lonier .-. nd be JS ll.as knocked out 13 Of hit a.t about two inC'hes taller 14 victit'h•. Th1 5 wlll be Patter!On 'p 3 Ub ------- like a halfb.c:k. The quarterback hood of $300,000 .to wttneae wh.at ager, said today. , fi.nal match today. .. ..... .... ~~nc ·a t tbw local allen ac- Nate Wise-C. SnOwden, Jim Thomas-DOn Mllls', only troubU lut )'eu WM thtt Lef.fle il bi.g and f.aat, on!y a many c~m r~ the zaniHt •ports ~- - -tually will Ope.q Mondtw nJ.&ht so~-:por Ebersbach, Chet ' Bob the defefile JOmeUmet ~d sophomore, and has promise. production of t.bi1 or 1111 other When the Tri-Coilnt f:le.qu R bN 1 Di k .t"!•nJ-T EH to Naet 1tleU agaki8t hU Wilson, 1 natural atblete 18 t..aU 1 yur. The bout ll date4 to 81..a;:t 1111111'~' off Cor 198'l'~·dplsy ;, ~0. e §OD, . (_ V«U , • driviq tJnou.U. and quick, and another, sopho. at 10 ~· m. pst 2 a. m. Friday ' H. West-T. L . Weber, Red Clio lndleoted that wwk the more. ed:l 1 . ~ i;n tbe: ' n~:w- "it~·~ ,CuY Do!J,hley-J. S!smondo, E. D. ~ ~ ~ wW be aimed to- Rouah and Greene, line prosMott Exptcf Kayo League are P'I)Ufp . s~. ~"Crico P .. vollins, J. ~olfe-R, Rupe. C. ~ developtnl a tint offeDJive pectl, tumed out in the latter MMt expect Patunon to kay:> bt" searl.ftl~ eaptabi; "Mr. BJe PCJ!. ' Crow-R. Grave$, W. Anderson-Remo ufdt and .a fhblele!Dlve unit, Y 'part ot the 18M season and came ther balding 28 year old ex-Army taf;o ChiJ15, · Bob LoUks, eaptai:n; · AI Coates. Dt11'17 tepaiate from eaeb Mbel" along fut. lieutenant in one or two round1. . QV .·Caefl, lloori CliffOrd: eapo • • ~ibl¢. Tbis iDdieatd', he ad'Cilo indicated first drills arc But you can't get Rademacher to ~i '·Lii:Jer.tY ~tnt. ~ · .E. ,ftobhwon-ll. Meneh~ .J . mftttd, t:bM mJterial i8 a little liable to fi~. Lefne and H~- sub~be to that tbeory MencbiDi, (;'lptain· New Haven MUcr..---.Don V~v. AI RuliiSI!llDIOI'e p.t.entilul -tllit Jell' than Ll son eotnpetioj for Ted Bee&le a 1 •·rm strong, fm big and 1 can Bob · ~.· captain aitd ~k Co1Uns, Bob Jaeobs-Kal poeition,, ~usJJ. and Greene for J bit hard,'' sa)'ll Pete. "I think 1 Beet, 'lie HannilQ:,' eipuin.' Hindy, Bin WOOdt-:-BlU. Chilrb:, from lMt year's b Lambert a, Flip Werry and Stru- 1 ('an win. Otherwise l wouldn't be · · · · · Pa~ Henderson-Kimney Me~...-e. Paul l'olmer, ble for Jerry ·Davia',· Harri~n and 1 in the rini." _f.:-1 · hihDe:v, Ridl Jone&---R. Morc•n. . , l'emon • Harriaon, Rlf.fle for Hem.sJer s, PhallD ~nd "F10)'(1 doeSn't urwlerestim.ate ' 1Cill8US· J W. StlVers--F. Andenoo, Paul , That'• 1rhat Ute /lfportl; Phalln, ':nip Werry and. Wll.10n for Smltb 1 at quarter anyone," 11ays Manager Gw Hlrbrooht-1\. ao.enl:Ntum, W. f Ito. D ds D'd :MAl.._ Bamitz. DnftJ 1 Struble, and Danll)' Zi:rkJ.e, S T. JohMon D'amato. ''He is re.-d.y for .aay D11au gberty-DonndBetzi~ WTe._l!~d, ~~=· faM ~ ~~~ IIOciney Speneer, S. T. Johnton. and :rgm Gru.eeer for the end t. emergency- hoping for a flnit0 :..... .UUA z n~. May a Ju.un ...or 'StatloG lhould· barifl ~ 1f A«otdiri.e to Cilo be hopea to ppsttioh. vacated by Wllder- ~ rouod one-punch kayo but set f1Jr . they ,;ant a~ ~·Dn ', tn va~oW find stroDe: proepecte ' to tlll Uae nrutl' 1nd Eastman. 115 rowuis if necessary." COl.UMJus UP~Pre-tourney va. R. Foll.Jioct. . ~r ·~ · gap.a offenaively 1ild defensively 1M favorU~ Jackie- NkWus, of Col· John Thorn~ ex·Moorehead JIIC~t grid: fClltunet. ·-'l'be veey m !lnemen Millard Roush, Bobby Outweighs c mp umbus, Ohio, and swJna:lng Dlc- Cnll- guard--and ~· J. buill •plrlt un<loril(tn4 ouoh action Greene, Bill Glbb., Vl..,.nl Rademoober will go into Lhe Yooagberg1 ol. :Northbrook, 111. 1 Uke ~ too-wiD need aU the , W"'UU.d materially iMplre the play- Knia:bt, G~ Freeman, Tom GruoI r_In_g_with all the physical ad· held' a t~e lead today ~ help In fne way of faltbful .sup- ~ 1~~h~~doe~ .ser aDd Roland Russell. BY UNITED PRESS tng into tbe seeond/ound oJ' ~he ~ from poreDts ami fans j.n Ue . Mlddl~, •'iPP.ort fqr its •Bub to help H'8.Wthome, FolAMERICAN LEAGUE , lnterna-tionaJ 1a)'<ee,, c;;otf T,ourt~a· Middl~ that i.s pos~Lbl.e thiJ tea~rr arri~"'nt_~· t 2ft. ,T,burlldly JPet, Harrl&m, Spencer and Pha· New York ; ~ .::;· GB ment b"ere. · 4 'nJe' twq n yur 0~ pill' bu;soters f~ll. •'•bt 'tt tbe •~& ' ..,!W;ol: The Ch ' ~ICht • .tO heM' Bo~~o . . ~i ~: . ·~~ C!al"d4!d, pne uod;er ' \~ar 71's in ' 1• this end .the . MlddiOJlorl we~~,sdJr'• fb;st roumt. pi\)' oo ~~~~tieai!:~lat~h:se 18 J:.ttn~! ~ Jdoh ·~~Peo ,. n ._; ~ ~ , DBae tro . 59 60 496 18 11lmOTe •. J. . 57 60 .487 19 OhiO Stch Urilv~ ...fylo ~I rl<' U-0~ Of tb f-b 11 on eer,, All 1ay ..... ~. ~- r·~ eourae to- tead the 103 Junior ;;,'';;':'writer :., ;;;;; ~ ":iv~ gram. .. . ' Cleveland ... 57 83 .415 20'h : uner:s. :n the organizatim in tht pas.t. ~: • . · Kansas C1ty ... 47 73 .392 30 ¥.! ! .......;----.,:,-~ As proprlet'OI' of The Sports Desk, Leo Kenne4y •maltlleJ'" 1f ,tfle W.Mblngton · · 16 'r4 ".383 JPf.z :r9 ,SEI! 'GOVERNOR I muot maintain a rcason.oble Midllleport M~IP,.Jl l'ool lw WodnMday'o Rooulto N•EW VOBK Uf'.....Sugar .Ray facllmile "of impartiality and In- been dl~ift4, , ·~ , tUr~~. l.a Ch'ieago 12 Washington 6 Robin&bn · bQpee. Go>~. Av£l"t:ll de -d·-· ''tween Yellow J••· I f II l'""la'" a... Baltimore 9 Detroit "3 ~__ ~ria. 1 would ,.. " am Y n,... · •_, - -h -~ 3 CIeve1and 1. mte · Hal!f:l,qt.an .will ,oferee hi6 flgh{ ket~· 1r,g 4:~qtltf!t:1 B.,....on a.d-·~ Pant,m .."LAbout 80 pay I IN&Y IIULTON RICHMAN c· 1 with' the • lntemaUonal . Boxi.Ag ntefer 'that bOth Uld ~ba'mps od n ' " ' -~-- Th p S W ....._ Kansas 1ty 8 New Yol'k floora 10 warm the children c:an play Oil P up the J.•~ ·, n~,t. .. ~Ct. e UniNd rHI ports r.~r Friday', Gam" 3, nile Chtb. "I expeet to talk to eveTy yel'lrl Daily Sentinel · pUbllabed an iftt. . Manaa:er Walt Alston h1111 them in comfort....,.(JJld you11 know they're, ftOvemor on the phone todll)"," · Since that cannot be, and 00. cle abi:Rlt fanlilf." ""dkt , in .Tune. bJ.unt:ly taJd his Dodgen "It's Bo:;.ton at Chicago, mte uld the rfiiddl'twtl.i:lit ·- eJuimplon, CaU5e the Ja .. k-- fa·- the lon•, oM-- - ' J ~d at Kansas City, nite 10le bom cold draftal lt'1 all due to ,. coa _. •·• ~·;IC:l uu.. •a 1'1 nee , ""vYY"' now or never"- --· IUru apparent IY Baltimore Washington at Detroit, mte "sqd make ...,. appointment f()r h: ' ll'~ pull back to '-the caJiber of sharply, aetu~Yl ~URI the they beHeve him. New York ' at Cleveland, mte Coleman's udusive Super-C'uculotiou , , ., trlm mY aide of' the story being a eont.endcr in the SEO maMgemeflt mone}' th .light. ud Tbe Dodgen, abuut to tangle in against moontain-llke oddo, The maI ntenant1!! rete•-'"1"• ~•h eiiU-on -• with II--' I "!'··· NATIONAL LEAGUE Lower gas bills. too. with new ,_,p 1tee _...-auw L Pet. GB ' Dek det~ireJJ 1o lend what small 'Jihen!'8 only' t\tO (A~!JY nJ.ehb kee toniibt in t-he first of a Milwaukee 73 45 .6I9 Coleman Blue Ribbon burner. 1 assistance it ean in this cam- Jeft betwe&.. ooW al1d" elothlf three,;gane .series, U'e "in mom· $t. Louis 67 52 .563 6 1:4 , paijn. 'time for the pool lt'l a lot of -entum" with a three-game wlnn- Brooklyn . 68 53 ."i62 6~ MAA Prexy ··Bob- MUla says for tun awlmmiqe .ulMer the. Ughts tnr ~'treat!: and believe tber CIIJ\ Cincinnati . 61 58 .!H3 12~ 1 You Will last hmger, and feel the ,ast two or three yean without the ch. . .of beia, clob- overtake .the _Bnl:ve1. Philadelphia . . 61 58 .~13 12\2 1 healthier 1f you see yolh' Pby .. there hn:s boon a hard eor-e of bered on 1~ ~(illo by • ' you.ng· Tile Broob eombined fine ~x-re~, ~- divtn . , I'alfi.K.-a "~II 'f Inw •- p It:ching, --"d "t" New York . . .. ,. 57 •o 66 39 463 26 18lh !I eidao periodlcaUy, and don't five -...-~ .a.. j."'"'~ live ·"" •lx- III'LCI !!p. U!l Ju ung and a fl aw· a•~-ii d f ·~O·· ·· 'nl• . 7 h d l kl forget to see us for your next I persons w: o o a I the wor n the water eet first im orget- leu deteJlllle l.n handing the Cln- Pifltsburgtl, . 43 74 368 29 lh Prescription! Today's answer · the team booater «roop. Thi.s ap- Ung to aee yoU ~ right einnatl RedlefJ 11lelt tnlnth WUnesda'i's R•sults pears rl~iculott& in a town lull of where be ~ J;a:ftd, ' .straight defeat &()( Wedneaday. BMoklyn 8 Cincinnati o Gram\.e. ardent foothill, basketball and So oome on, out. Cheer up the Don Newtombe won bia loth New YtM'l: 13 St. Louis 4 basebldl fans. pooJ management for a· ehange. game of the season. Frld•y•1 Games And it'11 comleal, too, CO!' a The pOOl hill ~ well .patni:Jhed Gblo Clmoli gave Newcombe a Milwaukee at Brooklyq, .nitc 118 st. ·Phone tOWD tbat ' bas a Monl}ay kornlng this aummer . by yopng.tr f())t in 3-0 11ead whea he 'belted • homr Chicago at New York, mte Pilinero7, ohiO Quirterback for every equare da)'1lme. UnofCitially, a ~· run wltb twtl on in t.he third in- St. Louis- at Ph.iladclphla, nit e Loc:usl Street Middleport l'hone 6157-J y.:.rd of tel'ra lniide tbe ful •season la 'P~ .thlaneial- nifta and the Dodgers h-ammeftd Cincinnati a! Pittsburgh, nltc IY PIVbabiY l))r ' sUm marfin. We Hal Jeffcoat ,trOm tile box with a older folk em help put it over five-run outburst in tbe .seventh. AIR CONDHIONING-T~ loU.[)( lO OIDU-N NfW lOW COST. GET.\ DEM0!6TWIONI '. the bump in the feYf 'tl_,l rimalnWlft Str.a IMI lng. The New Yort Gl...,. ended the . , Cardinals' 1our-eame winning .ol.~ A •lreot w1Ut a llHI VIA:lory In the ·uut:l <!nly other National Leogue game ' , ·• ochedulell . Sizes MeigS County Newi JCo~ttlnwd From P•oto o~l J~ergde e, vantage on hb side. He'll aa"-' 1;00 Beot the Clock IUm and lo\'¥ riaught but ~ood for gOod come from then we will find HIS presence through Chl'ist Jesua, an4 ll'lory 111 new-found Joy and Athahpur • Gardener~! h Ill for" reservations· whi<!h are .~an• Tht: A!nil1,~u r Gard£'nen <• u w l 1 d havl' thctr September meL•hn.: on ~ ~~ - ---- - ~1 Cost Of Lt"v·I'ng in foO<i costs, 1111 111 g 7 8 per u~n t Ron ndstcak ros£' 3 2 p~ •r cen t nud frnnl{ chicken 211 per t•cnt l ' rtrt· ~ of all frNh nnd canned rt ~ h al sn jumped. Pork l'l1DpS wcr£' un changed whtle \t!g of lamh f,•ll •••s nnnlly 1 6 per ce nt Et.:b: pr1<·c s increased from nn avt•i'll ll:£' or "'II cenls Ill 54 re nt;~ a dnzt•n lo 'a ltend the State Cori(!eiltlo of ....clatioll t h e OhIOCA ol~bU s theof firstGll.tden weel: 1 ~lub n b P reminded that fred Russell-W. · • Wuh. UP- Power bad opened Tuetday. hotJ.k Pete- Rademacher, who has Tbe club that took a 6-4 record last season lost eight full- never fought a profea1onal battle time performerl, molt of them going both ways in the platoon •n his life, find• out tonight If tem I• iU , be to rep Iace th em, especla · II h he._ the Cinderella map of the sye · "'" w no~ euy Y sue century-M juat another humpty players a,s MUioo Lambert who has been gobbled up by Wio- dumpty be t2:00 ·K11tie"t Kltclien tha). our .., Tommy W•ber, o.wn"! and · chie! green•ktepe( at ~~:=~~ .,. ,. 1 Hill golf course, is announcing first rounds In hla IJIIIUal nament which must be completed by Sept. 1, ' Habitues of Tommy's cOurse report hla. jreena In cohditiOn ever this year. It has taken years of wor.k, •nd bundles of Investment to provide an wa· tering system. His wOrk is bound to pay off in Pf,lroP. SEATI'LE, W 11 :~5 Gt~i'dln!J Lilht Wh•• 4 be "a Utue lighter and a Uttle fas~r" af~r two-a-day drills bJ a.& Ttnth•d qua. 9:90 Arlh~r Gmlfre' 2 twnal meellng Pythien Slst.n Meeting The Sta ff a nd ofhecrll club ~f T 1, Pythian S1sthe Mei gs e mp ~·0 0 n mght at ters, 'wtll ml'cl ay the homl' or Mrs C' P Gnllaghho~ with Mrs wt ll<om Allman as t e a~slslm&: hostess -- THURSDAY ,7:00 Jlnimte De:an al the • Stroh'' 1:66 Llli·-··~~ 'l'lloailr 12:0lh Eight Regulars Lost From 6-4 Team Zaniest Of Them All Of 1956; Replacement Prospects Good p· ' l "fYY1VRSON. RADEMACHER FIG -HT(?) SET Coach Alu Cllo uld today Pomeroy's· l957 Panlhers will ft 1 1 L ' , ""* ,, . ' ' ;: ' 1~1-~'t~ ~. SPORTS. DESK 1 ' )Y'j~;.~ &.35 Sports lwtn ~ aw:~krn l•!l 1111[1 UIHI r UJ ~ al a(ll'fl1()(•1) h.Jrk C>rl u-nlll lhry left ()''lm act.ivltl~ " ~ Fill ' Cilo Working lighter, Faster football Squad r .. ,...• .se-e~-• ntgbt.s It ;8:80. ..Me.mbera are ~~~ 'to meet ah t.our .....~.. nrxt ""·esd•v "-"·~·~- te age. ' -·• · ·~~. Heelect. offlters••aad "orainbe 1otber •.., are.pairings tor openlnf, play·. 1 $:30 Pti&W J'i!!itOillo 5:<& !<le1.! ~t!tiit'e hulls Mrs Swan fh'<l <lll't\ ,JH'~ to a bedroom So rl1d one of the hull ~ He l'har~r d thf' 1'nor, ll<lWf''l \II(' floor. hut\{'d 11 hed , nne'! poked h1 ~ hronrl t'lll'l(]u slv in the rhJ'C'C1iun or Mrs Swall ht•r w<>mlln frit•ml and her dau"h1N "I"' thought Wl' WH(• duu • fnr, · ~frs Swan said :1.1f'anwhlle the lhr<'e nt hPr hulls wh ich hnd e~r-apNI fro m a shlll '.fh '"'"'''"' brokf' ,, ~hl \rra~c. a lJ'.'II • ., !l nwnslalr.~. the £1onr1J(],Jr!ls nnd ,,~,, ,,, ', of M". swo n's bN l chinA The bull lh al wf ,J t up~talr~ IMk('d hal('fJIIIY nl Lhe women Hill gtrl unl\ rl'fw:u't\ tn he shMefl ()fr W.,,,, a l<r'o•n " ~ t ick liP ~llnrl flh h1 ~t n ugh!PrhOU ~(' rnnlt•.<i full' v 1<' 1 whf'll the Sw1n'~ ~na 11l t' , 1.il '~ <', At th(t mom ~· m lite big ltli l\fl in the !lh.owlng11 >s the gunnysaCk 1 line . Thls is an apt deJcripiiOn Th~re hll\'f' i· ~ l'n hrtfl•r luoklng cilrp9t's !nak' d frn m London {Contln~ From One) graw~~. In /:" Un 1l ,\'~ark~. (nr d1S Athenfi- Haruld Sturm, B"l prt' SCM lOll ph ,'POSCS, t hllll wh.al ~ ~ - Hnrnld linwer; Broadwell Ct supposed 10 he liVIng 1n the eur - Earl Sny th•r. Cm L'.> ti tutlon Cl - rt•nt mr de 1 b.a\'on't ewn grot to Gl(!tlll BAte; Cornlng- P uul Slfwk th e h·, ts yet , either mAn : Ja ckson vHle·Holl!stcr- L C•.lumnlst lnez HQl!U hatl n n L'armlrhllcl , Marlrtta- E W wurd tn say ahout this the other Seymour· Murray City- Ray d ay, but Hh£' Isn't 11 .~ dost• to lhC' Mnnn: Oh io lUV(If Ct - .hmcs set'IJle us ml' Wu are inre.'ltcll Cntwford, £'o1n eroy Ct - I lston With , the f'reneh I hi.~ summer, Halle}, Hlnard M1lb C't - Ju ~cp h and 1 wish to s toh• lh o.t tlw Banw~. Syracuse Ct - Ri chard }'r1'1lrh haircut. wh kh 1s high Yottng; ·ruppt•rs Plains-t:vt•rt•ll liiYle , llPIICal'il tn havr bt.'c n t•f· Uruilscomh. ftoc!f'cl hy rah whlt·h have ber-n 1 The Rev E M. Shelton, for . •., out of tht•lr boarding bouS· 1 mort or Belpro EUB. wus return 1-,, "'" ' u " I t>tl to Whitehall. Coltrmbus. A cnncit'r'gt• In a fif th cla!S The Rev &nd Mrs Roger Bls J)<mslon \!1 prcl1y rompar('d to hop, retently of ttro ['omcroy Ct the mod 1~h J'''l'el'll'h rcmme wUh hiVe moved tO ChtlUcQlhe, from 1he new Gnawed orr l.nok I where Rev. Bishop lnh•nds to puS· wouldn't !WI close enou!j:h to one tor the Allensville Ct, nnd also t o Inspect It at fir~ t -!Ntnd . but to attend United SemtnJry nl from wh!rt I gal ht>r, dirty lillgl!r D.llyton. naij~ and a garlic breath 11:0 wUh The Rev W. A f'roS.t , formertbr general ensemble . Whet~er ly Of the 'l't.tPpers Plalna EUD the hlgh-Rt yle kids wear Bv'Ds Churt:hes, w:u retut'ned for his 1 couldn't :tlY, hut tho cllance.s SecOnd Yl!'llf to the Ironton Ot arf', If they do, they're dln~)' . The Rev John MOl'Jil.D, al.llo for· Why In heHvt•n's name the Am· metly of Belpre EO'B was ret~n· trlcan wo•nnu . who f'lln I.Jny tlm1ecl for hl 11 elellth conset:'\IHVe France with l)cr CJI:IJ: money puts yoir to tlle r.ucDl:lvUlc Ct. up yt•r lf'tC.'r year with the!IC Mrs. Garrett Chrlaty, 4elegate -wr.wplrator. agalnAt pre ttlnes~ 1 to the confertnce trom the Tup· on ~,y 4 :30 Movtnime B • Q k End ...... . ·- s-- -;----1c---~~-.---- - - --- Daybook Daily enttne hOme T ATea party 4, The Senorc~ Bal('nr iagu anti Pe · dro Rodriguez haw~ a ~ound know ledge of the mdl!suptahlc fa d that a woman is rompn~l'tl or a booom, logs, and, finally, a fat·£' and they do everything m theh power not to Cefare th e a.~Hf'h that nature so ~tnd]y bO'S IOWC(I. If yo u ~ce an 'ugly womnn got · · up 111 11 fngltt wig, wearmg thr new Ugly Look, on th e Pa~o de Gr~ia in Bareelo na, you !'an bet s he ain't local Ovl!r here we k ~till hOtel wlth th e Prettv Loo · no matter whal the French say, According to thcll' f0l1un e t cll l·r ~ of coune. (Copy,igh\, 1957 , hy lJnltNI , ftaturc Syrrdicate. In~· 1 1 ·----~ "Men's City l,elgue'' - ' will have 1.0 800 .to 825 I.Y.,..It per .te.m, They wW b9-WI r.e.(Uiarly 3:41) ~oaerr Komances 4 :00 C'oftfedy T!ille . rh·c~~maker~ T~Te:;::~ ~:~~n:amed the 1·30 Bride mtl Groom 2:00 M11tirt~t, Tbeltet3:00 . Ou~en to't·JI n.;. I heaw n for Spain We're j ust over 1 rensc or Spam~h TtuUI or. ~uenea Tic nc P••l:b 12:00 Te.t :1nd Jtnx 12·30 curr,en~ .• UO MJ Util•.MuJIO Administrations in ~n our town:; h an~ <hm c nn excellent job on s tJ eels. 'l'htou gh our changing times the Prohlem may beco rnt• more serious. There wt11 he no l'asmg o( t1 It I surely will call for continued \\ l!'iC leach•1 s :11p \ to keep abreast of our oblil,:ations whwh an· 1 nothing more m· ll•ss than what tlw puhl!(· h :ts I come to expeet 1 "w A ICI'lttch bowl.lng Jell'(Ue-. hery man OD .his own wt.th no handleapt pennitted-tw' bqen organtzed•tothe PomeroyBowllog ., ..,.I•Y• and will start aelivUy ~.t~Wt'l..•~ ' It could Bt You repair. We won't have any ontsh1 r help tht•n lng Uke nem. One I o like lhe broad got caught '" e<t hflllll"S UIC BY ROBERT c. RUARK er a cactus or a hcd'!"ehog , and r"l PALAMOS, Spam- Th e Ud v the other wa~ a string LH.t l( for Look is With liS again, at a hlg.h shopplni which t hey saltl, Rfl\'1'; 0 her an Egyplian look I lwvr a de . I ~~'~· llitl(\ I do not propose to al ow llcr.te .stomaoh and rio nnt W J~h NEW ( Mi'l'LE, F:NGLANn UP-It 1n the hou!le. .., o s . ' , ,.,,,,, , ,,. · · to pursue ha ts further "r~ orls \\.An w.. s w.. "' " 1 ~.ave hN·:; r0ad1np: the Pans the krHic to hm l fnr n r11p nf Ir a papers, and a I "a n .~ ay i~ th.ank But 1 will say a thin " 111 de· Wetinesda y, when In \\illkNI rnur ' Sittn' On Today 10:30 nuth or C?ll&equen4.'!el 1:00 Tie rae OoUJh I BuJls Invasion Scratch League Opens Bowling Tuesday Night . ~riday 9:00 Romp~ ltoom lO:OO The 'PfiCe l<; 1Ujtlt as Roulcs 33 and 7 may also so rrwt in1f' be tak \ en out of Pomeroy a nd Middleport tntelhgent planning and budgeting will bf! reqmrrrl to maintain our marly miles of stte<'ts m good nolh loohd ! 5·M , Sl&n On 15:00 Tod&Y When Route 124 ts remov ed from Pomeroy. 1 MU\'ienhlh;;-~-;-;; r· [ , ' THURSDAY - Channel S ' ' in sta tes l 1 ~ e !\~: b 1 .1ska . I Kansa!S, Mtssourt, and the Dakot.ls \l ;:Jt~y In · 1 d1ana towns and even cities havt• nolorwus\ y 1 bad streets even when they are num bC'red I highways wo;~~n~:,~·'::.: oln'L " ' " REPORT . to see th e town s stl ee ls d t'C:l)' Jntu a senes o( humps and mump~ :-.u luhl-..· onl · fo 1· a horse a nd \\agon Tfl\\ n ~tflt, tu \~ n t x h th , I h1bit.s lins policy of slJ('t• t, n •p:m w ( ' I!' t.: st ale or federal goHrnnwnt h ..t~ il ( 't'IJ <.tb .. oh · 1 ed of responsibilit y - and from pto\lllll g .1 s sistan<'r fund s - for stn·cts m tm1 n 1 By permitting tourists to z1p passed the edge of town at 60 miles pet• hour, few stops are made for novelties or souvenirs ot'1 the area, or lunch, or dinner At the same time, street repair bills can be reduced. However, any traveler will attest to the ti'Uth of the obse1·vation that the usual rt!sult of by-paksing a midwestern town with a high- -flarljara TELEVISION GUIDI WSAZ -TV Gh•u•el3 • WJ.Y IS custo~a ry .m Oh,io '3.s ' ) -' .' Dally SenUnol, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Aull- 22, 1957-3 "THE DAME'S GETTING-TOO EXPENSIVE 1 Syracuse Is Ldtest-Town ..To Get ~n Bond Wagon With Program Of Street Repair; Revers1on Poses Problems -r-RUARK- l ' . • 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 22, I 957 •. . Ou;ning a Chevy's the only way to have all thesefine things In the American League, Ute Wblte SOx mauled the SCnators, 12-Bi BaltiJJJOI'e defeated l>eotr'Qlt 00; the Kall8ll Clcy AthletJcl Cyt the Yankee lerrd to tlx pmes b; i:fJmming the world champs for aerond Jtr.al;ht time, 6-3 and ' &Olton endtd a five-pme loei.ng streak witb t 3-1 victory over Cleveland, Six home runs ~re hit in the "I juot d\llh~ ' ' ha. ., llio rfCbt mental attJ.tude," he .aid. '"I tbougbt I'd p alonl W!tb ltlm lor (our or fiv.e ~und.r: and ibm put otant.cardlnala tUII!Ile, with Wal· him away. Bill whth I ,gol. ready Jy Moon, ston Musl'!l, Eddie Mlkto Hnlsll' hiat dff, 1 eoul4111 do •l.s and Kea Boyer eonnectlng for it.'' • ' st. Louia. and WW.le .. May.& and Hank Sauer :hitting homen for . CLJ;:VELAND •Ul'-'l'he· CleVe- 'New YOrk. land 1ndla-. ~. 110 ret a proThe Wh~te So:rt ecored seven IOJIIecl \rio >t-t llaited: .todaY runs In the third inndng to clinch appejJTed detllbe~ 11!. linitb the .tbeiJ' ga,me· with WashingtOn. i .seuon in !Jle . . . . dlvfs.lon. Wllll•rne .00. Hltt.N IOWAN PAVOIIID Jim Plena1l'!J two-run ·homer ' OAMP 11l!RRY, 0, UP-Johll In tbe third lnnini paved tbe way MOM:hkau, Wa.ttrlO!O, 1~, lharp for the Red Sox vlctm"Y over Mike ~hooter, na , nted a favorite to- Garcia, wbo.se only s!M:lsfacUon day "' will tile 191!7 Natlon.ol wat in boldina Ted Williams hit· Small Bore )Ulle .Cham1Jioll6b1p less In Jaur trlp1 to cu.t Ted's M•toh. ·, ~tUna average to .3M. - You11 tind that O.Cvy'l!l the only low-priced cal' with any of the~ ; •• the only car at aay price with aU of them! BODY HY FISHER. can't quite seem to malch. SHORTEST STROKE VB. Thi ~ one turns raw horsepower into pure pleasure with a super-effi~.:ient design that's years ahead of other VB's in Chevrolet's field. BALL-RACE STEERING, Sl'ANDARD. ' As smooth-working as steel balls · hathed in oil! Exira-easy handling begins here! ~~' ' • TtlPLE-TURBTNE uan·o stHQOL ing speeds. --..: ..... ... .. catlt •as-., sj•oo -__.........,..,._.....,, -- .... 1 le JUei,...,..,..,.Ullljo A BIG ASSORTMENT OF SPECIAL FEATURES. Like Safety Platt glass ' ' ~ all around; crank-operated veut windows; extra·long outrigger r~r springs; the easier loadlng advantage of a low-leve1 trunk ledge! Your Chevrolet dealer's the man I to see. eoptioraal a1 emu co&. --"1.1f~ ,,..,..,;,. nqmie·,__. ••, .. "'--~ . ' ' TU"BOGLJDE. • There's not even a . hint of hesitation .as triple turbines take you smoothly from a standstill to cruis- \ ...r;.a",........ Here you see the solid construction and close fittings, the fine craftsman!"hip that the other low-priced cars ' l· • •, e. old wu. witlt •uloor~ 1 Trip s.rvtoa' MOBE PEOPLE URIVE CRE\'ROLETS THA_'i ANY OTHER CAR ~ s.. Yow· LoroJ A.urhon=ed Chemlla lJealc ' •-. ~-~-·-- ' ~utJ~I!y built cAl:! ~ , J!.-~M !!ft. Clllvrol., P.:.l All �... ~ " • racuse re!ndents soon will enJoy a new su~~ee on old Route 124 and other streets · through thelr town wh1eh have been m seno s need of re air for some time The work u d p u ' ·k bega n , 1 Wears' began 1 ues ay uOt men corner l Road repair is popular· now mother towns. too Middleport village has appHtd a new surface to Pel!lrl -st and others may be on the schedule Pomeroy will fmally have a smooth , well repaired ex-Route 124 £rom Court and Main to the corporation hne on Union-av hill From the line to the Union-av bridge also is due for complete r epair before Rt. 124 is moved Co the Laurel Cliff road. Streets are a major item of expense in all towns and cities of the nation. Midwestern small towns now are largely by-passed by main highways This hurts and helps them all at once. Tht s from common ohserv<lli illl I" not a s ' the Pyren~es f~om Franoo. but the diabohrRI Uungs th e Fren{'h do don't gl't h.ere ~V.!fY ftt qt. Th1• neWC'~I !·rend! remale fn.~hu-,m r('rtt'o'l the same sort or Galhe ~k!lt that bu11t Lhe Mat(l !lot l.i n~, lti-pl F1'cnch Ca.htnets lfl orhrt•, Sl'ltlcrl pr'oblemB In AI · Jf"''la , an•I m:1k1' •· th c Fronc h t c 1l'· · le ll f pbone ~Y"~ t em sue h a m1rac t>rrldf'm·y It i ~ """'sib\!· thai the Fre.nch ·-~· are trring to put women out of bu sines~, h ut I don 't see why we havt> to OQmpuund Lhe re tony ancI a tM a fter·tnt•s mont!)' to follow the doul(~ WC' .:lve lhcrn for ju.st bein g Fr'ehch a ~>hort, sucdnC'I word for inel)rnpell'n t ... l I s I outheastern EllB .) 1 · IMlk I •n'• ,"",..Y do~~;~ ~~e~lcp~a: 1j::;~ / thle pen Plain& Uturrch~. year's Contc:rrenee < 10 'llY nfft·n~P a I il ii' " ~e B:U •NIIC Nm, · ·I ~:oo II"-"' the '(ltb'jll.t -Lbft'J · LOW · •' . , · ,.. • ' '" .. 8:30 .... _ ..<'' " ' 19:00 Wblrll'~li'iD . lil:fO l"!.'l' ~~uoeo 1uuo ,ll!t\wl~ 1 ~ lOO ••"1Jhl Sijo 00 ,A ,.. -:J7'4kH#~ I ·~ . '· I Joppa Homecoming Joppa Church Homecoming this S d y August, 21) Preachlnl!l un a M l and Sunday School in orn ng, Hymn Sing in afternoon . Lead· er Rev. Freeland Norrls. Wednesday , Sept ·we~'S-TV Ch~nnel ·l ~--- · 7:30 Bolt~.>D. Blackle 8:00 C•pt-.In Kangaroo 8:4~ C1!S New1 or Mrs. c. E . Blakeslee, Pomeroy. 8:S5 Loeal N~s 9:00 Fred WoH•1 Dues for the c1ub wlll b e payable that night ano a Dew ru\lni of the Oh>' A8Sociatton of Garden Clubs mak~s any club ,whlelt fai\J. .JR' At ~lptlst Mtttlll send Federation du'e!l bY th~'!tfllt, Mrs. \\'Lll Winston "-!ld dough- 'or october, liable for a fme of tcr Virginia Nell. Mrs. Carrie ~C Pff !RembeT. • Ca~!lell , Mrs Oscar HardaWJY and • ' f \ .,_ rs Ann Williams a rc In Zane~· " 1 ~die toda~· to atend the Eastern Reser'\lltlons Du• Uninn Bnpti st Women's Assocla· l' rden Club <ltembe'fs v/n()' xlan 10:30. Strite It Rlell 1-l:Ot)' NeW, 11 :10 Wea'lher 11·81t S~rcb 'tor Tomorrow cannot. ll - , - -.,-,-:=--;-- - I d,n iY from Septem er a e d t'hcir reservations must be ma e b Au ust 25 with Mrs R C. In Y hl g • Arlington 1_,1c y, 22.>0 Avwue , t ·t'olumbu:~. A] so members mus fake their registrolion card ~ttl 12:30 AS the World Tuma out' 1130 -~ ·s!lo tfl n No refnndll' will ~ ~ '' 1n1~' . - ~:,45 SpoA.:J Parade 5·M Wealheiman HINil·'O.N. 1!\l'il!t.._.. ~·g,l'il' Rousepilrtf 2:00 Big Payofl 2:30 Bob Croll»' ~GW 3:00 ilriahte: Day 3115 Secret Storm ,' ' Ed~e ol Nl(.\l 1:00 The Early Stnftr .... ..,, .' ts:SO Your Euo ~\~!porter "trenR'tb. • 1 " R II' 1 'f Pl'tiiJ n g In Ute cost of UOl '"!:> Rot•rY Spa•k•r Robert Siler, Scout Exccullve of the Meigs-Gallla-Mason DtstrJct of the Tri-State Area Counc il, Boy Scouts of Amerlra, wm be the . thowinall-they consult fortune outltandltl• In many respect~. tellen. The Anooal Conference will be 1 quote a rival pressman. EU- held ne:~~;t year in Aua:Ust at U1c req\l Sheppnd of the i' arL! ller· C'hllllcot'he First EUB Chur£'h. ald-'I'QlM;.ne, when l May 1 h t th "Patis ra 1 hlon- t~how d1tes arc gucJt speakf'r Friday n l!l t D e 1et by fortune tellerJ in1lead Of _.J weekly dinner met' tw g of the . faPion calendars. Olor and CaS· eetJ e Middleport-Pomeroy Robry Club Theodore R- Jr tlllo rofl'l\l.lt the same !orturle CCentlnu. . ;....,. One) at ten,rs Tb.at 'a why the blow was J 10 extra hitter when Chanel harK predden:ts, vl~ ptHidentl an ed In on c 111 tlllo's date •· ( board cbatrmen Df banks from 40 Mbs Sheppard, all1o a touch\ aht61:1. bittrr, wu bra!l ~~: ina about our , The foeulty of over 110 lnatru cmOdeLII and produred one wh1o ton I!OMiats or banlters who ~ .trad been carried away with tHe apeelll.l&ta In tht~ir ru pect1ve Frenol\ Idea of the UilY Look tlek11, practldn• 1ttorners, bwiSay8 Min Sheppard . ntu neeullves and. meinben of • ". The door opened and a number of univenlty and college 1p00fl: came out She wu wearhll facultle.a. The ~n stru~\OTA compriA.J 1oa1, unrolled-up d1.mpreM, a one of the nlo.t .competent Jrollpa .m&TI '& while •Mrt. navy blue eyt-- of men In their HIJ)t'Ci.ive profe3lldl, and 1 hairdo better detlaft· aloha ever L~~mb1ee. 1or adult ed· eel to mop up kitchens Thlt was uet1ion . ----- The Daily SentineJ AlUlA ~e~!~~~hod~s~ C~~.':_c_h_ _ Who~· Carl Deniao,.n--4. 1 ' - I . ' T"edN• Wl"th DJin. :r 1 BASEBALL RESULT ' et: •MAA' .,..,. ,;;,•. n 1 AJston 0 f ders s·UDJS, , Move N0 0r Never 1 7 1 •t ...... ,: I , All Prices and that 1 1 • .:::::::::::~= Brown R.. l UU Of Ga~::Jlraw!! Daily CHICAOO I.),)!> . ~ ' Llil~t c:bmnplon Joe . ~ tried· to c(ve f\Pt 'wh•• tbe fana a ey Lol>et. Mead he «»n 990 ·On Your '' ~ • 1 .. ' ' ••' !aid -wOiiftd • OhnlfljJrahiil " f ~""' ft·· 'll'tP S!ildbt o!1l1lQJI! lll<rl ~ 1be Rttfll Tbeattr 11 lie met lo- ~;. but inup · 1 with Ute of his Bio-tllbt career. .ninth draw repcbe~~"'__n _'--::- ---·----- a1 -- condn in the 1Jig 10, defenaive captain Rich Barnhart, switch- The Olympic: champ1on m.akt-s SOCIAL POSTPONED DARK HORSES MIET man Ted Beagle, Jerry Davb at tackle, Jimmy Jo Hemjley >t hi> deb<>t into the 1>"0 ranu by CHESTNUl' IDIL, M-. UPhalf, Don Smith at quarter, Bob Eastman and Larry WUder·J t.ak.mg on reigning world heavy The Ice C1'e.am s.ot1a1 annGun The first 1 ooc1 Ameriean-Auatnrnutb at ends. lin will be found from the ranks ~etght cham)non Floyd Patterson. c:ed for Friday mdlt irl the Porn- Han eblh in rAe National Doubla '! Kenny Lelfle, Chuck Riffle, ~ l~ a .cheduled ~5-rounder fO! t he eroy Higb School t.o have been ctumpionabiPJ !Pitted "-dartc Bact for btJ fourth year l& Nick CO\tl:et~: and Bill Wlleon , title at Sicks batebaU Fu~ld. sponsoreC. by the Pomeroy Mer- horses" Stnilht Clark Md Dne mam~otb.like Pevl (Jr.) Haw· "oung« edition of Bob W<l""-, A C'l'owd of about 20,000 .f alll 11 ~banlll baaeball team has beei Harum lfllort Auuies m.-v ~~>-. •-• to pay ..a '- ••· -_ _ thGme tile 224-pound fu.llb«k 'wbo is ltheduled to be tried-·at 1e:~pec._. ~ ne1g h'·uu.-- p<mporred, Phd ColHna, dub man- P.TSOn and Bob Mark in ~·, ......... . , APPLIANCE w. Molri aoo , 1 The prices of fn sh fnnl rose 2 1 per cent berouse (]{ scaso nnl !actors, the burCRU !>aid Or nn~e s went up Ui pt'r cr•nt to an 1wcr· age of 58 ce nts a dm:cn The pnec of \1/iltcrmelon!l dropped 16 4 pN cent because of ti ncreased su pplies Fresh vea:ctabl~;~ prices Iell 2 per cent led by tomatoes aad onions: Green b,eans went up 9 8 peT cent and so dill most ottler fN! sh yeae tabr0 8 'but at a lower rAte . Breud prh::c11 rose four-tenths 01 · product 1 Per cent while dnlry prices went up nne half of \ per ctnt. Cuffe f!Tir!! s fell 1 8 per E. CLEU\~DS WJE" 11:50 "' m. :.o.ail~ncon prires pnce rl IM nd va\}CC out hght and he ha& been beaten we1g h the cttamp1on by about 20 only once-an eight-round tteet... pounds ilit. 210 to 190. H15 reach 1s ion to Joey Maxim in 19M. Hf' 31,-<z in.chf:ll lonier .-. nd be JS ll.as knocked out 13 Of hit a.t about two inC'hes taller 14 victit'h•. Th1 5 wlll be Patter!On 'p 3 Ub ------- like a halfb.c:k. The quarterback hood of $300,000 .to wttneae wh.at ager, said today. , fi.nal match today. .. ..... .... ~~nc ·a t tbw local allen ac- Nate Wise-C. SnOwden, Jim Thomas-DOn Mllls', only troubU lut )'eu WM thtt Lef.fle il bi.g and f.aat, on!y a many c~m r~ the zaniHt •ports ~- - -tually will Ope.q Mondtw nJ.&ht so~-:por Ebersbach, Chet ' Bob the defefile JOmeUmet ~d sophomore, and has promise. production of t.bi1 or 1111 other When the Tri-Coilnt f:le.qu R bN 1 Di k .t"!•nJ-T EH to Naet 1tleU agaki8t hU Wilson, 1 natural atblete 18 t..aU 1 yur. The bout ll date4 to 81..a;:t 1111111'~' off Cor 198'l'~·dplsy ;, ~0. e §OD, . (_ V«U , • driviq tJnou.U. and quick, and another, sopho. at 10 ~· m. pst 2 a. m. Friday ' H. West-T. L . Weber, Red Clio lndleoted that wwk the more. ed:l 1 . ~ i;n tbe: ' n~:w- "it~·~ ,CuY Do!J,hley-J. S!smondo, E. D. ~ ~ ~ wW be aimed to- Rouah and Greene, line prosMott Exptcf Kayo League are P'I)Ufp . s~. ~"Crico P .. vollins, J. ~olfe-R, Rupe. C. ~ developtnl a tint offeDJive pectl, tumed out in the latter MMt expect Patunon to kay:> bt" searl.ftl~ eaptabi; "Mr. BJe PCJ!. ' Crow-R. Grave$, W. Anderson-Remo ufdt and .a fhblele!Dlve unit, Y 'part ot the 18M season and came ther balding 28 year old ex-Army taf;o ChiJ15, · Bob LoUks, eaptai:n; · AI Coates. Dt11'17 tepaiate from eaeb Mbel" along fut. lieutenant in one or two round1. . QV .·Caefl, lloori CliffOrd: eapo • • ~ibl¢. Tbis iDdieatd', he ad'Cilo indicated first drills arc But you can't get Rademacher to ~i '·Lii:Jer.tY ~tnt. ~ · .E. ,ftobhwon-ll. Meneh~ .J . mftttd, t:bM mJterial i8 a little liable to fi~. Lefne and H~- sub~be to that tbeory MencbiDi, (;'lptain· New Haven MUcr..---.Don V~v. AI RuliiSI!llDIOI'e p.t.entilul -tllit Jell' than Ll son eotnpetioj for Ted Bee&le a 1 •·rm strong, fm big and 1 can Bob · ~.· captain aitd ~k Co1Uns, Bob Jaeobs-Kal poeition,, ~usJJ. and Greene for J bit hard,'' sa)'ll Pete. "I think 1 Beet, 'lie HannilQ:,' eipuin.' Hindy, Bin WOOdt-:-BlU. Chilrb:, from lMt year's b Lambert a, Flip Werry and Stru- 1 ('an win. Otherwise l wouldn't be · · · · · Pa~ Henderson-Kimney Me~...-e. Paul l'olmer, ble for Jerry ·Davia',· Harri~n and 1 in the rini." _f.:-1 · hihDe:v, Ridl Jone&---R. Morc•n. . , l'emon • Harriaon, Rlf.fle for Hem.sJer s, PhallD ~nd "F10)'(1 doeSn't urwlerestim.ate ' 1Cill8US· J W. StlVers--F. Andenoo, Paul , That'• 1rhat Ute /lfportl; Phalln, ':nip Werry and. Wll.10n for Smltb 1 at quarter anyone," 11ays Manager Gw Hlrbrooht-1\. ao.enl:Ntum, W. f Ito. D ds D'd :MAl.._ Bamitz. DnftJ 1 Struble, and Danll)' Zi:rkJ.e, S T. JohMon D'amato. ''He is re.-d.y for .aay D11au gberty-DonndBetzi~ WTe._l!~d, ~~=· faM ~ ~~~ IIOciney Speneer, S. T. Johnton. and :rgm Gru.eeer for the end t. emergency- hoping for a flnit0 :..... .UUA z n~. May a Ju.un ...or 'StatloG lhould· barifl ~ 1f A«otdiri.e to Cilo be hopea to ppsttioh. vacated by Wllder- ~ rouod one-punch kayo but set f1Jr . they ,;ant a~ ~·Dn ', tn va~oW find stroDe: proepecte ' to tlll Uae nrutl' 1nd Eastman. 115 rowuis if necessary." COl.UMJus UP~Pre-tourney va. R. Foll.Jioct. . ~r ·~ · gap.a offenaively 1ild defensively 1M favorU~ Jackie- NkWus, of Col· John Thorn~ ex·Moorehead JIIC~t grid: fClltunet. ·-'l'be veey m !lnemen Millard Roush, Bobby Outweighs c mp umbus, Ohio, and swJna:lng Dlc- Cnll- guard--and ~· J. buill •plrlt un<loril(tn4 ouoh action Greene, Bill Glbb., Vl..,.nl Rademoober will go into Lhe Yooagberg1 ol. :Northbrook, 111. 1 Uke ~ too-wiD need aU the , W"'UU.d materially iMplre the play- Knia:bt, G~ Freeman, Tom GruoI r_In_g_with all the physical ad· held' a t~e lead today ~ help In fne way of faltbful .sup- ~ 1~~h~~doe~ .ser aDd Roland Russell. BY UNITED PRESS tng into tbe seeond/ound oJ' ~he ~ from poreDts ami fans j.n Ue . Mlddl~, •'iPP.ort fqr its •Bub to help H'8.Wthome, FolAMERICAN LEAGUE , lnterna-tionaJ 1a)'<ee,, c;;otf T,ourt~a· Middl~ that i.s pos~Lbl.e thiJ tea~rr arri~"'nt_~· t 2ft. ,T,burlldly JPet, Harrl&m, Spencer and Pha· New York ; ~ .::;· GB ment b"ere. · 4 'nJe' twq n yur 0~ pill' bu;soters f~ll. •'•bt 'tt tbe •~& ' ..,!W;ol: The Ch ' ~ICht • .tO heM' Bo~~o . . ~i ~: . ·~~ C!al"d4!d, pne uod;er ' \~ar 71's in ' 1• this end .the . MlddiOJlorl we~~,sdJr'• fb;st roumt. pi\)' oo ~~~~tieai!:~lat~h:se 18 J:.ttn~! ~ Jdoh ·~~Peo ,. n ._; ~ ~ , DBae tro . 59 60 496 18 11lmOTe •. J. . 57 60 .487 19 OhiO Stch Urilv~ ...fylo ~I rl<' U-0~ Of tb f-b 11 on eer,, All 1ay ..... ~. ~- r·~ eourae to- tead the 103 Junior ;;,'';;':'writer :., ;;;;; ~ ":iv~ gram. .. . ' Cleveland ... 57 83 .415 20'h : uner:s. :n the organizatim in tht pas.t. ~: • . · Kansas C1ty ... 47 73 .392 30 ¥.! ! .......;----.,:,-~ As proprlet'OI' of The Sports Desk, Leo Kenne4y •maltlleJ'" 1f ,tfle W.Mblngton · · 16 'r4 ".383 JPf.z :r9 ,SEI! 'GOVERNOR I muot maintain a rcason.oble Midllleport M~IP,.Jl l'ool lw WodnMday'o Rooulto N•EW VOBK Uf'.....Sugar .Ray facllmile "of impartiality and In- been dl~ift4, , ·~ , tUr~~. l.a Ch'ieago 12 Washington 6 Robin&bn · bQpee. Go>~. Av£l"t:ll de -d·-· ''tween Yellow J••· I f II l'""la'" a... Baltimore 9 Detroit "3 ~__ ~ria. 1 would ,.. " am Y n,... · •_, - -h -~ 3 CIeve1and 1. mte · Hal!f:l,qt.an .will ,oferee hi6 flgh{ ket~· 1r,g 4:~qtltf!t:1 B.,....on a.d-·~ Pant,m .."LAbout 80 pay I IN&Y IIULTON RICHMAN c· 1 with' the • lntemaUonal . Boxi.Ag ntefer 'that bOth Uld ~ba'mps od n ' " ' -~-- Th p S W ....._ Kansas 1ty 8 New Yol'k floora 10 warm the children c:an play Oil P up the J.•~ ·, n~,t. .. ~Ct. e UniNd rHI ports r.~r Friday', Gam" 3, nile Chtb. "I expeet to talk to eveTy yel'lrl Daily Sentinel · pUbllabed an iftt. . Manaa:er Walt Alston h1111 them in comfort....,.(JJld you11 know they're, ftOvemor on the phone todll)"," · Since that cannot be, and 00. cle abi:Rlt fanlilf." ""dkt , in .Tune. bJ.unt:ly taJd his Dodgen "It's Bo:;.ton at Chicago, mte uld the rfiiddl'twtl.i:lit ·- eJuimplon, CaU5e the Ja .. k-- fa·- the lon•, oM-- - ' J ~d at Kansas City, nite 10le bom cold draftal lt'1 all due to ,. coa _. •·• ~·;IC:l uu.. •a 1'1 nee , ""vYY"' now or never"- --· IUru apparent IY Baltimore Washington at Detroit, mte "sqd make ...,. appointment f()r h: ' ll'~ pull back to '-the caJiber of sharply, aetu~Yl ~URI the they beHeve him. New York ' at Cleveland, mte Coleman's udusive Super-C'uculotiou , , ., trlm mY aide of' the story being a eont.endcr in the SEO maMgemeflt mone}' th .light. ud Tbe Dodgen, abuut to tangle in against moontain-llke oddo, The maI ntenant1!! rete•-'"1"• ~•h eiiU-on -• with II--' I "!'··· NATIONAL LEAGUE Lower gas bills. too. with new ,_,p 1tee _...-auw L Pet. GB ' Dek det~ireJJ 1o lend what small 'Jihen!'8 only' t\tO (A~!JY nJ.ehb kee toniibt in t-he first of a Milwaukee 73 45 .6I9 Coleman Blue Ribbon burner. 1 assistance it ean in this cam- Jeft betwe&.. ooW al1d" elothlf three,;gane .series, U'e "in mom· $t. Louis 67 52 .563 6 1:4 , paijn. 'time for the pool lt'l a lot of -entum" with a three-game wlnn- Brooklyn . 68 53 ."i62 6~ MAA Prexy ··Bob- MUla says for tun awlmmiqe .ulMer the. Ughts tnr ~'treat!: and believe tber CIIJ\ Cincinnati . 61 58 .!H3 12~ 1 You Will last hmger, and feel the ,ast two or three yean without the ch. . .of beia, clob- overtake .the _Bnl:ve1. Philadelphia . . 61 58 .~13 12\2 1 healthier 1f you see yolh' Pby .. there hn:s boon a hard eor-e of bered on 1~ ~(illo by • ' you.ng· Tile Broob eombined fine ~x-re~, ~- divtn . , I'alfi.K.-a "~II 'f Inw •- p It:ching, --"d "t" New York . . .. ,. 57 •o 66 39 463 26 18lh !I eidao periodlcaUy, and don't five -...-~ .a.. j."'"'~ live ·"" •lx- III'LCI !!p. U!l Ju ung and a fl aw· a•~-ii d f ·~O·· ·· 'nl• . 7 h d l kl forget to see us for your next I persons w: o o a I the wor n the water eet first im orget- leu deteJlllle l.n handing the Cln- Pifltsburgtl, . 43 74 368 29 lh Prescription! Today's answer · the team booater «roop. Thi.s ap- Ung to aee yoU ~ right einnatl RedlefJ 11lelt tnlnth WUnesda'i's R•sults pears rl~iculott& in a town lull of where be ~ J;a:ftd, ' .straight defeat &()( Wedneaday. BMoklyn 8 Cincinnati o Gram\.e. ardent foothill, basketball and So oome on, out. Cheer up the Don Newtombe won bia loth New YtM'l: 13 St. Louis 4 basebldl fans. pooJ management for a· ehange. game of the season. Frld•y•1 Games And it'11 comleal, too, CO!' a The pOOl hill ~ well .patni:Jhed Gblo Clmoli gave Newcombe a Milwaukee at Brooklyq, .nitc 118 st. ·Phone tOWD tbat ' bas a Monl}ay kornlng this aummer . by yopng.tr f())t in 3-0 11ead whea he 'belted • homr Chicago at New York, mte Pilinero7, ohiO Quirterback for every equare da)'1lme. UnofCitially, a ~· run wltb twtl on in t.he third in- St. Louis- at Ph.iladclphla, nit e Loc:usl Street Middleport l'hone 6157-J y.:.rd of tel'ra lniide tbe ful •season la 'P~ .thlaneial- nifta and the Dodgers h-ammeftd Cincinnati a! Pittsburgh, nltc IY PIVbabiY l))r ' sUm marfin. We Hal Jeffcoat ,trOm tile box with a older folk em help put it over five-run outburst in tbe .seventh. AIR CONDHIONING-T~ loU.[)( lO OIDU-N NfW lOW COST. GET.\ DEM0!6TWIONI '. the bump in the feYf 'tl_,l rimalnWlft Str.a IMI lng. The New Yort Gl...,. ended the . , Cardinals' 1our-eame winning .ol.~ A •lreot w1Ut a llHI VIA:lory In the ·uut:l <!nly other National Leogue game ' , ·• ochedulell . Sizes MeigS County Newi JCo~ttlnwd From P•oto o~l J~ergde e, vantage on hb side. He'll aa"-' 1;00 Beot the Clock IUm and lo\'¥ riaught but ~ood for gOod come from then we will find HIS presence through Chl'ist Jesua, an4 ll'lory 111 new-found Joy and Athahpur • Gardener~! h Ill for" reservations· whi<!h are .~an• Tht: A!nil1,~u r Gard£'nen <• u w l 1 d havl' thctr September meL•hn.: on ~ ~~ - ---- - ~1 Cost Of Lt"v·I'ng in foO<i costs, 1111 111 g 7 8 per u~n t Ron ndstcak ros£' 3 2 p~ •r cen t nud frnnl{ chicken 211 per t•cnt l ' rtrt· ~ of all frNh nnd canned rt ~ h al sn jumped. Pork l'l1DpS wcr£' un changed whtle \t!g of lamh f,•ll •••s nnnlly 1 6 per ce nt Et.:b: pr1<·c s increased from nn avt•i'll ll:£' or "'II cenls Ill 54 re nt;~ a dnzt•n lo 'a ltend the State Cori(!eiltlo of ....clatioll t h e OhIOCA ol~bU s theof firstGll.tden weel: 1 ~lub n b P reminded that fred Russell-W. · • Wuh. UP- Power bad opened Tuetday. hotJ.k Pete- Rademacher, who has Tbe club that took a 6-4 record last season lost eight full- never fought a profea1onal battle time performerl, molt of them going both ways in the platoon •n his life, find• out tonight If tem I• iU , be to rep Iace th em, especla · II h he._ the Cinderella map of the sye · "'" w no~ euy Y sue century-M juat another humpty players a,s MUioo Lambert who has been gobbled up by Wio- dumpty be t2:00 ·K11tie"t Kltclien tha). our .., Tommy W•ber, o.wn"! and · chie! green•ktepe( at ~~:=~~ .,. ,. 1 Hill golf course, is announcing first rounds In hla IJIIIUal nament which must be completed by Sept. 1, ' Habitues of Tommy's cOurse report hla. jreena In cohditiOn ever this year. It has taken years of wor.k, •nd bundles of Investment to provide an wa· tering system. His wOrk is bound to pay off in Pf,lroP. SEATI'LE, W 11 :~5 Gt~i'dln!J Lilht Wh•• 4 be "a Utue lighter and a Uttle fas~r" af~r two-a-day drills bJ a.& Ttnth•d qua. 9:90 Arlh~r Gmlfre' 2 twnal meellng Pythien Slst.n Meeting The Sta ff a nd ofhecrll club ~f T 1, Pythian S1sthe Mei gs e mp ~·0 0 n mght at ters, 'wtll ml'cl ay the homl' or Mrs C' P Gnllaghho~ with Mrs wt ll<om Allman as t e a~slslm&: hostess -- THURSDAY ,7:00 Jlnimte De:an al the • Stroh'' 1:66 Llli·-··~~ 'l'lloailr 12:0lh Eight Regulars Lost From 6-4 Team Zaniest Of Them All Of 1956; Replacement Prospects Good p· ' l "fYY1VRSON. RADEMACHER FIG -HT(?) SET Coach Alu Cllo uld today Pomeroy's· l957 Panlhers will ft 1 1 L ' , ""* ,, . ' ' ;: ' 1~1-~'t~ ~. SPORTS. DESK 1 ' )Y'j~;.~ &.35 Sports lwtn ~ aw:~krn l•!l 1111[1 UIHI r UJ ~ al a(ll'fl1()(•1) h.Jrk C>rl u-nlll lhry left ()''lm act.ivltl~ " ~ Fill ' Cilo Working lighter, Faster football Squad r .. ,...• .se-e~-• ntgbt.s It ;8:80. ..Me.mbera are ~~~ 'to meet ah t.our .....~.. nrxt ""·esd•v "-"·~·~- te age. ' -·• · ·~~. Heelect. offlters••aad "orainbe 1otber •.., are.pairings tor openlnf, play·. 1 $:30 Pti&W J'i!!itOillo 5:<& !<le1.! ~t!tiit'e hulls Mrs Swan fh'<l <lll't\ ,JH'~ to a bedroom So rl1d one of the hull ~ He l'har~r d thf' 1'nor, ll<lWf''l \II(' floor. hut\{'d 11 hed , nne'! poked h1 ~ hronrl t'lll'l(]u slv in the rhJ'C'C1iun or Mrs Swall ht•r w<>mlln frit•ml and her dau"h1N "I"' thought Wl' WH(• duu • fnr, · ~frs Swan said :1.1f'anwhlle the lhr<'e nt hPr hulls wh ich hnd e~r-apNI fro m a shlll '.fh '"'"'''"' brokf' ,, ~hl \rra~c. a lJ'.'II • ., !l nwnslalr.~. the £1onr1J(],Jr!ls nnd ,,~,, ,,, ', of M". swo n's bN l chinA The bull lh al wf ,J t up~talr~ IMk('d hal('fJIIIY nl Lhe women Hill gtrl unl\ rl'fw:u't\ tn he shMefl ()fr W.,,,, a l<r'o•n " ~ t ick liP ~llnrl flh h1 ~t n ugh!PrhOU ~(' rnnlt•.<i full' v 1<' 1 whf'll the Sw1n'~ ~na 11l t' , 1.il '~ <', At th(t mom ~· m lite big ltli l\fl in the !lh.owlng11 >s the gunnysaCk 1 line . Thls is an apt deJcripiiOn Th~re hll\'f' i· ~ l'n hrtfl•r luoklng cilrp9t's !nak' d frn m London {Contln~ From One) graw~~. In /:" Un 1l ,\'~ark~. (nr d1S Athenfi- Haruld Sturm, B"l prt' SCM lOll ph ,'POSCS, t hllll wh.al ~ ~ - Hnrnld linwer; Broadwell Ct supposed 10 he liVIng 1n the eur - Earl Sny th•r. Cm L'.> ti tutlon Cl - rt•nt mr de 1 b.a\'on't ewn grot to Gl(!tlll BAte; Cornlng- P uul Slfwk th e h·, ts yet , either mAn : Ja ckson vHle·Holl!stcr- L C•.lumnlst lnez HQl!U hatl n n L'armlrhllcl , Marlrtta- E W wurd tn say ahout this the other Seymour· Murray City- Ray d ay, but Hh£' Isn't 11 .~ dost• to lhC' Mnnn: Oh io lUV(If Ct - .hmcs set'IJle us ml' Wu are inre.'ltcll Cntwford, £'o1n eroy Ct - I lston With , the f'reneh I hi.~ summer, Halle}, Hlnard M1lb C't - Ju ~cp h and 1 wish to s toh• lh o.t tlw Banw~. Syracuse Ct - Ri chard }'r1'1lrh haircut. wh kh 1s high Yottng; ·ruppt•rs Plains-t:vt•rt•ll liiYle , llPIICal'il tn havr bt.'c n t•f· Uruilscomh. ftoc!f'cl hy rah whlt·h have ber-n 1 The Rev E M. Shelton, for . •., out of tht•lr boarding bouS· 1 mort or Belpro EUB. wus return 1-,, "'" ' u " I t>tl to Whitehall. Coltrmbus. A cnncit'r'gt• In a fif th cla!S The Rev &nd Mrs Roger Bls J)<mslon \!1 prcl1y rompar('d to hop, retently of ttro ['omcroy Ct the mod 1~h J'''l'el'll'h rcmme wUh hiVe moved tO ChtlUcQlhe, from 1he new Gnawed orr l.nok I where Rev. Bishop lnh•nds to puS· wouldn't !WI close enou!j:h to one tor the Allensville Ct, nnd also t o Inspect It at fir~ t -!Ntnd . but to attend United SemtnJry nl from wh!rt I gal ht>r, dirty lillgl!r D.llyton. naij~ and a garlic breath 11:0 wUh The Rev W. A f'roS.t , formertbr general ensemble . Whet~er ly Of the 'l't.tPpers Plalna EUD the hlgh-Rt yle kids wear Bv'Ds Churt:hes, w:u retut'ned for his 1 couldn't :tlY, hut tho cllance.s SecOnd Yl!'llf to the Ironton Ot arf', If they do, they're dln~)' . The Rev John MOl'Jil.D, al.llo for· Why In heHvt•n's name the Am· metly of Belpre EO'B was ret~n· trlcan wo•nnu . who f'lln I.Jny tlm1ecl for hl 11 elellth conset:'\IHVe France with l)cr CJI:IJ: money puts yoir to tlle r.ucDl:lvUlc Ct. up yt•r lf'tC.'r year with the!IC Mrs. Garrett Chrlaty, 4elegate -wr.wplrator. agalnAt pre ttlnes~ 1 to the confertnce trom the Tup· on ~,y 4 :30 Movtnime B • Q k End ...... . ·- s-- -;----1c---~~-.---- - - --- Daybook Daily enttne hOme T ATea party 4, The Senorc~ Bal('nr iagu anti Pe · dro Rodriguez haw~ a ~ound know ledge of the mdl!suptahlc fa d that a woman is rompn~l'tl or a booom, logs, and, finally, a fat·£' and they do everything m theh power not to Cefare th e a.~Hf'h that nature so ~tnd]y bO'S IOWC(I. If yo u ~ce an 'ugly womnn got · · up 111 11 fngltt wig, wearmg thr new Ugly Look, on th e Pa~o de Gr~ia in Bareelo na, you !'an bet s he ain't local Ovl!r here we k ~till hOtel wlth th e Prettv Loo · no matter whal the French say, According to thcll' f0l1un e t cll l·r ~ of coune. (Copy,igh\, 1957 , hy lJnltNI , ftaturc Syrrdicate. In~· 1 1 ·----~ "Men's City l,elgue'' - ' will have 1.0 800 .to 825 I.Y.,..It per .te.m, They wW b9-WI r.e.(Uiarly 3:41) ~oaerr Komances 4 :00 C'oftfedy T!ille . rh·c~~maker~ T~Te:;::~ ~:~~n:amed the 1·30 Bride mtl Groom 2:00 M11tirt~t, Tbeltet3:00 . Ou~en to't·JI n.;. I heaw n for Spain We're j ust over 1 rensc or Spam~h TtuUI or. ~uenea Tic nc P••l:b 12:00 Te.t :1nd Jtnx 12·30 curr,en~ .• UO MJ Util•.MuJIO Administrations in ~n our town:; h an~ <hm c nn excellent job on s tJ eels. 'l'htou gh our changing times the Prohlem may beco rnt• more serious. There wt11 he no l'asmg o( t1 It I surely will call for continued \\ l!'iC leach•1 s :11p \ to keep abreast of our oblil,:ations whwh an· 1 nothing more m· ll•ss than what tlw puhl!(· h :ts I come to expeet 1 "w A ICI'lttch bowl.lng Jell'(Ue-. hery man OD .his own wt.th no handleapt pennitted-tw' bqen organtzed•tothe PomeroyBowllog ., ..,.I•Y• and will start aelivUy ~.t~Wt'l..•~ ' It could Bt You repair. We won't have any ontsh1 r help tht•n lng Uke nem. One I o like lhe broad got caught '" e<t hflllll"S UIC BY ROBERT c. RUARK er a cactus or a hcd'!"ehog , and r"l PALAMOS, Spam- Th e Ud v the other wa~ a string LH.t l( for Look is With liS again, at a hlg.h shopplni which t hey saltl, Rfl\'1'; 0 her an Egyplian look I lwvr a de . I ~~'~· llitl(\ I do not propose to al ow llcr.te .stomaoh and rio nnt W J~h NEW ( Mi'l'LE, F:NGLANn UP-It 1n the hou!le. .., o s . ' , ,.,,,,, , ,,. · · to pursue ha ts further "r~ orls \\.An w.. s w.. "' " 1 ~.ave hN·:; r0ad1np: the Pans the krHic to hm l fnr n r11p nf Ir a papers, and a I "a n .~ ay i~ th.ank But 1 will say a thin " 111 de· Wetinesda y, when In \\illkNI rnur ' Sittn' On Today 10:30 nuth or C?ll&equen4.'!el 1:00 Tie rae OoUJh I BuJls Invasion Scratch League Opens Bowling Tuesday Night . ~riday 9:00 Romp~ ltoom lO:OO The 'PfiCe l<; 1Ujtlt as Roulcs 33 and 7 may also so rrwt in1f' be tak \ en out of Pomeroy a nd Middleport tntelhgent planning and budgeting will bf! reqmrrrl to maintain our marly miles of stte<'ts m good nolh loohd ! 5·M , Sl&n On 15:00 Tod&Y When Route 124 ts remov ed from Pomeroy. 1 MU\'ienhlh;;-~-;-;; r· [ , ' THURSDAY - Channel S ' ' in sta tes l 1 ~ e !\~: b 1 .1ska . I Kansa!S, Mtssourt, and the Dakot.ls \l ;:Jt~y In · 1 d1ana towns and even cities havt• nolorwus\ y 1 bad streets even when they are num bC'red I highways wo;~~n~:,~·'::.: oln'L " ' " REPORT . to see th e town s stl ee ls d t'C:l)' Jntu a senes o( humps and mump~ :-.u luhl-..· onl · fo 1· a horse a nd \\agon Tfl\\ n ~tflt, tu \~ n t x h th , I h1bit.s lins policy of slJ('t• t, n •p:m w ( ' I!' t.: st ale or federal goHrnnwnt h ..t~ il ( 't'IJ <.tb .. oh · 1 ed of responsibilit y - and from pto\lllll g .1 s sistan<'r fund s - for stn·cts m tm1 n 1 By permitting tourists to z1p passed the edge of town at 60 miles pet• hour, few stops are made for novelties or souvenirs ot'1 the area, or lunch, or dinner At the same time, street repair bills can be reduced. However, any traveler will attest to the ti'Uth of the obse1·vation that the usual rt!sult of by-paksing a midwestern town with a high- -flarljara TELEVISION GUIDI WSAZ -TV Gh•u•el3 • WJ.Y IS custo~a ry .m Oh,io '3.s ' ) -' .' Dally SenUnol, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Aull- 22, 1957-3 "THE DAME'S GETTING-TOO EXPENSIVE 1 Syracuse Is Ldtest-Town ..To Get ~n Bond Wagon With Program Of Street Repair; Revers1on Poses Problems -r-RUARK- l ' . • 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 22, I 957 •. . Ou;ning a Chevy's the only way to have all thesefine things In the American League, Ute Wblte SOx mauled the SCnators, 12-Bi BaltiJJJOI'e defeated l>eotr'Qlt 00; the Kall8ll Clcy AthletJcl Cyt the Yankee lerrd to tlx pmes b; i:fJmming the world champs for aerond Jtr.al;ht time, 6-3 and ' &Olton endtd a five-pme loei.ng streak witb t 3-1 victory over Cleveland, Six home runs ~re hit in the "I juot d\llh~ ' ' ha. ., llio rfCbt mental attJ.tude," he .aid. '"I tbougbt I'd p alonl W!tb ltlm lor (our or fiv.e ~und.r: and ibm put otant.cardlnala tUII!Ile, with Wal· him away. Bill whth I ,gol. ready Jy Moon, ston Musl'!l, Eddie Mlkto Hnlsll' hiat dff, 1 eoul4111 do •l.s and Kea Boyer eonnectlng for it.'' • ' st. Louia. and WW.le .. May.& and Hank Sauer :hitting homen for . CLJ;:VELAND •Ul'-'l'he· CleVe- 'New YOrk. land 1ndla-. ~. 110 ret a proThe Wh~te So:rt ecored seven IOJIIecl \rio >t-t llaited: .todaY runs In the third inndng to clinch appejJTed detllbe~ 11!. linitb the .tbeiJ' ga,me· with WashingtOn. i .seuon in !Jle . . . . dlvfs.lon. Wllll•rne .00. Hltt.N IOWAN PAVOIIID Jim Plena1l'!J two-run ·homer ' OAMP 11l!RRY, 0, UP-Johll In tbe third lnnini paved tbe way MOM:hkau, Wa.ttrlO!O, 1~, lharp for the Red Sox vlctm"Y over Mike ~hooter, na , nted a favorite to- Garcia, wbo.se only s!M:lsfacUon day "' will tile 191!7 Natlon.ol wat in boldina Ted Williams hit· Small Bore )Ulle .Cham1Jioll6b1p less In Jaur trlp1 to cu.t Ted's M•toh. ·, ~tUna average to .3M. - You11 tind that O.Cvy'l!l the only low-priced cal' with any of the~ ; •• the only car at aay price with aU of them! BODY HY FISHER. can't quite seem to malch. SHORTEST STROKE VB. Thi ~ one turns raw horsepower into pure pleasure with a super-effi~.:ient design that's years ahead of other VB's in Chevrolet's field. BALL-RACE STEERING, Sl'ANDARD. ' As smooth-working as steel balls · hathed in oil! Exira-easy handling begins here! ~~' ' • TtlPLE-TURBTNE uan·o stHQOL ing speeds. --..: ..... ... .. catlt •as-., sj•oo -__.........,..,._.....,, -- .... 1 le JUei,...,..,..,.Ullljo A BIG ASSORTMENT OF SPECIAL FEATURES. Like Safety Platt glass ' ' ~ all around; crank-operated veut windows; extra·long outrigger r~r springs; the easier loadlng advantage of a low-leve1 trunk ledge! Your Chevrolet dealer's the man I to see. eoptioraal a1 emu co&. --"1.1f~ ,,..,..,;,. nqmie·,__. ••, .. "'--~ . ' ' TU"BOGLJDE. • There's not even a . hint of hesitation .as triple turbines take you smoothly from a standstill to cruis- \ ...r;.a",........ Here you see the solid construction and close fittings, the fine craftsman!"hip that the other low-priced cars ' l· • •, e. old wu. witlt •uloor~ 1 Trip s.rvtoa' MOBE PEOPLE URIVE CRE\'ROLETS THA_'i ANY OTHER CAR ~ s.. Yow· LoroJ A.urhon=ed Chemlla lJealc ' •-. ~-~-·-- ' ~utJ~I!y built cAl:! ~ , J!.-~M !!ft. Clllvrol., P.:.l All �--- ---- --;-:--· -.. - ·- ---- ------- • REGISTE·R NOW! . . Willi ... ,_ G...... Malon e.unly ....1,.1...,.1 Ato•t MiMn Counly DHIA Su'"""ry ln 1955 there were thi.rty-si:~: herds on official Dairy Herd 1~­ pro~ment AsSOC'iation test 1n Mllis6rt County. The~ were com· j,tiied of ~~~ ~aw.. Each 0~ of tbese c !I gave, on the aver· ag'-' 8_798 p0 ds or milk wh it'h I o( and a supple- I I II ment and aah the total feed cost et~mes to $1G!. Totel ProdUction Cosh CurtcR-t estimates of the total rost protluction milk show that ftrd costs will be M penent of tHe total In t1Je case of our of mdmdo;.l ("ake MJUarea white loppodstreaml'f', with a and and · green ~:f]~ cente-red ly tt\IMII R. Priddy MMOII coUnty 4-H Cl.,b A~nt At Stete Round11p A~ vou read this, four Mason Count~· 4.ncrs will be at Jackson 's d at State 4-H Roundup. Mls.sJaniee Jordan and Nane_y gjaln Will be there with the1r complete tMf,ume, June Spen~er will be in the public s~akrng conU>Jt and Jbe Johnson Wlll tl4' the public speaking contest. 'the contest will be Thursday at 7: 30 p. ~· Tbe Stnte Style Reue ~ Frlday trt &:00 p . m. I ,..Ish ihese y()unr people the best of lurk ln the ~tlte!l! . '-'ill Tbe "'ouuntain Cl1mbc1.1 4-H Club hu asked me to Inform all 4-lt.ers I)( the county that you ate ~vlted to a lORI' fest and p.:vt lUck supper next Mond~y nigh : at 7 p. m. at the residence or Lester .Tord.an, Gallipolis F'~rry. 'J!hi! r: Jhe first time Its been lrfed 11;.! the Mouuntain ClimbetM Would like ~ 1ee a crowd. The JOrdan Te&tdence Is the gladioli flrnl Where fiower• were grown 11 few years buk. ·gr'ell f h<.,. •·t 1 • In lhese dot,a o .._. m,..! ees we . . p~lde In the RJlAL VA.LU£ 0 f;:V~]'IS OP~R TRIM. WWt EVANS trolnect m . elllte..S ctvlllg eaeh "PER TRIM and every pleee df meonn*" S,., < Y0 11 Ire a&ouro!bl JJtit only of lhe tery flaOI& melt; out at the :t :-. :·, ~ •• vahie. • J!lmbo, sn.~ or by tAioee, ALL MEAT Ftrril Youth Show Tim(> (!tOWs short Cot' ynur pro- . . . I . J • • • • • • • I -· ) -.' \;. ' ~· ! . ,._ 35c: . . . ' . . . ' 1 ¥' "·"· ' l Ue BOring; Reedsville were the Satrd·ay guests of Mr. and Mt!l. Clint Ours. ~ . ; . • . l • MONARCH TOMATO JUICE 46ozcan2sca · RINSO · ·· •~ ·· ·· GIANT 69c L • MAaR(INI ·-- · .. · .. · .... · .. - 16 or. pkg. 21c KRAft dll · -.... · ·,c ........ · .. .. .. quart 65t i -( • • • • • • • ~ORK & COOK BOOKt Makt1 only • •• BEAN-S .. bOLE DRINK· - . .. • • • • \ ' ftaeopple & Gropelrull I .ANS COFh~ ~ ll . •• • • • ... I • If;. • . • • 2 No.acohs 25t - 46o~.c:an 35c 89~ ... Armour • Siil' PALMOLIVE . 1CASHlllf '" Fille for fOOkiD& .ll>i.. ~AMB NUf ROUS --·-···-·· i2(Hiet 3tc ,, PALMOLIVE' SOAP ··-.········.' ···: · -c:nfo Super Trbn Meats s&B Oa:een Stamps · ; i?!N~: -; ! ' VIENNA IAIISAGE ' .... :..' ... 4Dl. CCIR 20t • ·t;o.;·, tow ·J>flees .. Pllltbury 1 APPlES --· ......... · .. .. .. 4 lbs. 39e nae for seallfiidag j. • • · · • t ' . ,. . ' • tEllOW GlOii ONIONS · · ·· · .. .31b. hj: Mllna" · , , . ....... :... ;............ eqch iiiiJ ............. , ~ ''i't'f'i I Armour Star !!c foAP ·-.. ··.. '- ·- &afh t4c - . ... -.... - !' Arriiolir Star- wltlt beaus. CHill .. : : .. · -- .......... t- 16-61. cilns ·Cllter· Mrs; Ruby OJT. Q:e~t ~the . wqekp~ with Mr . and I llr1,- J. c: ,Ferren. X~ .and Mrs. Carl B. W~ ~#lrtalned wjtb a dinner at theif l:i(friui o~ a recent Sunday honor- 4fc ~!tg~:i~o~::s~ndM~ ;g~drenM~!' MU0Utr -.. · ...... · 8 rfj. 29f . .. . .l;u ~~ . ~ . ' I , .. CASH1111111: IOiliUft ·.. ··.. ...... · balft ' . f4c FINAL CLEARANCI LIPTON TEA · ' .. · .. .. .. .. .. ..' .. .. Vol lb. 45c ~tiday and Saturday .. ·...." t ...... · .. · -· .. . .. giCII)f .... .. 7lc HATS.: · ······'- .. ~· ····.. · $1.00 and $2.00 VEl .... -............... _.. gllfllt 79f $2.95 COnON SLIPS · - .. · .. · .. $1.59 ~EL $~.f!. L16UID ·.············ , ···- · ref:~~~~ .. ··· -· ·· ········ ··· ······ AD ... . ' ... .. - . . . ... . . . . . . . ' ' ' '" §911 giilnf 1ft glidf '1tc • r.,.J Ue "'Ill ·lh 1'0 · '·: ...... ' .... :.. ···giant 21 oz. I , 23e " ' ~ SPECIAL! ' ' HARD)¥1CK MeMa$ter ' ' 39c 1&• IiftoN liodsES .. · · .. .. $1.95 lO~G FAilU tGAts : .·-.. .. .. ' ., SIMONS MARKET W. MAIN ST. of Summer GMds ' ._,,. A J A X ·: · .... ·.... ·.......... · 2 Beg. Sle wtl6toe ott' S~PER · SUOS \ . ' s' "--....blne ~ HI-NO CRACKERS .... · -· .. -.... · - Adtjx Hi .. Friday & Slitunlay FRYING CHICKENS. Beaver, Pa.., Mr .and Mrs. trnes E. Jones of Ne..t ~exico and John IDeal. LIPTCJN ·TEA BAGS .... ·.. .. .. 16 ceunt 2Jd 1 Mrs. -'' i ' --:.-=--=.=-:..:--:.-:.=====:. D. FURNITUftE . •, BEEF STEW .. ... .. .... ........... 24 or. 4.1c: wiches, potato chlps, cup. cakes, 1 lee cream, roo1aide : and coffee. were served by the hostess. a:· -'-K'E ' -R . CORNEb iiE~ ··-·,.... ·- .. · .. 12 o%, tail 47c . I $299 00 ine- 79e OW tRiAM SANDWitH V11Y.t cn. t*g. 39t Stc :\1r anti Mrs Joo Johnson. is ai. home on a 14 day leaye from Great Lake Naval 1'rainlng St ~! tJOn. Ill., where he has complet· : ed his <ba~ic training. He will be st&llioncd in Huenene, Calif., for ftnlh('r training. Mr and Mrs' Whli.am Sbawkins an-d ~fauhlers Or Charleston' were Sunday _.gt:csts of his .sister and brother-an-law. }(r. and Mrs. Jobn H:an!y. _ RANGE Noh!Ro MA'IbNNAISE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·- · gt. PW.bury .::. "inlit e~ oi' e&eo.liut , ICE Box· tOIMIES ··· ·····.1tlti at. Filt ! tAV! 3 WAYS <'~ -~ Kroft ... . - i JELLY · T ......... -.- · '..· .. · .. ; lO tSz. lar 2$c .. ~ .. • • • os. .,kg. 29c .. • .. - lrg . Kroft G'lo.jie ' ""~""•fliP ;..••411 · !mertcoa lliailt)t . •• • •' • SLICEb CHEES·E · . AL,Ll NEW • BRAND•Nlft men In A Hurry . • Armour ' Star ' I' ilhoeab: ""' Allterlemi or Pb&e•to -'- Will! I! llllie8 Bulld ' a colorful -a week. Start Ibis Thursday first Issue "Quick Dishes" - • • .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . ... . 2 lb. ldif ftc ~ ~r GAS 8-;;~:;.Merdtt an~ ..~ Merrill o .·---__ w,_ee end l Kraft Pork. with -)lr .and an! their son and ~~;a~ ia law Mr· ~and · Mrs. . F&rfen, and ehlldren of Va. ~LMfst. )f~lyi"-. Grtmm Frank Grimm of Pomelks. Anna Grimm of Mr .and Stanley S~~;::J: ehlldten a_nd rfa'rll G ]dinerlville. Mr .and Mrs. Carlon Hayei' Sr. ~Jsited Mr .tmd Mf.s. John Gabriel ; It M:ilfofd Center, Ohio. ' I ~I;, Jie.~rY. PQ.l:v.. ~ rec.o verlnt rrom illness at her home. r Mr an .and Roy Kay of Ara- Mrs. Fff!E 1 The South Bethel EUB ~o~lh i"ellowshlp (f11r:merJy, Chmllan Endeavor) metang was held recently a~ the home oC Mr _.and Mn. Orvllle Watson of S1lver Ridge, with 34 in attendance. Follnwing group singing and devotionals, with M.l'll. Garrett Christy Pres., in cha?ge, the group '/ The September meeting will be · held at the home of Mr .and }lrs.J' Norman Bahr and Donna Jeanne, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and Sept. 13, at 8:20 P.YI. sorts, Reedsville, spent the week ~n d with Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr. · Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tuttle anl:f children, Ragle Ridge spent sun· d-"'Y wHh Mr. nnd Mrs. Junior Rose and ramUy. S:Sql. anrl Mrs. Robert Ha~·man and Candly of Tolons; lll .. spent a we~k wi~ his parent.q, Mr. ·and Installed Mrs. J . l{!yman. Mr. anrl MT'!I. Paul Baker and ~qn Qf Killbuck spent the wee~ FOB end with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph - - - · Ballard. Mrs. Milford ,.Hawk. Mrs. Paul • · Hawk, Chester, Miss Dorothy Ha.,.k. Columbus spent Thursday A With Mr. antl Mrs. Chas. Spencer . Mr. and Mr< Oro White, daqhter, Racine, spent Sunday wilh - UD The Brlp'test·Co.... Dirihrare ..~ f'iunilure Mr. and Grover White. N. ""' A.._. Mkldloport Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trussell Ia Middleport S,unday ' evening wilh the latter·~ : ,.::::::;;:;;;.~~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charle.,q lfr11. f.ota Sorden, · Eagle Ridge Mardnko, Ree11svHie. spent a. tew. days with h('r dau- Md. WiN ~· weeb Jter·e rehJne<l.,.. with home. .M,r.• 1n{{ Mrs. F-orrest. Mill~. Cambride visited Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey Monday. Mrs. Belle Quinn who hnd been visiting hc:re returned home with thr.>m . SYRACUSE . , '' Debnonlee -~eli or elbow Ever"tt R•Y Johnson, " I illi their first year's work on the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy and 'rupper11 Plains EUB Circuit. A famU)' of Wooster spent the week nice gift was also presented to end witib her pDr~ts Mr. and each member or the family from Mrs. Grover W.bite . Their dau- the Youth Fellowship Fund . ghtcN Patty JOOy and Nanty Refreshments including, sand- , hwo had spent tlle past two TICKETS MUSt BE CLAIMEd 13Y ·- 'I Ha)'lhaD. ?AURSDA '1', AUGUST 29.. U.ncloimed tiCkets ¢viii I'Je . ~iven to the Little League Direc, tor iri your city for distrjhiufion to Little league Boll Players_ · FAEI. WOLF-PEN . . . . ____ I Barbara Hill or Campaign, Jll. joined family in gift-giving to thecomplet Brans- I" Sptmt a few days with Janice comb who were . All Winners will be informed by fnail. ALL KOSHER DILL PICKLIS · · -- 1f2 gallon. 49c PATSY ANN FIG BARS · · • . 2 lb. 39c .- 1iti-~ and Mrs. Mil!otd Cole. 511-s. t>'eggy Cole, ColuM:ms, Mrs. Nei- ' WIH '1 BASHAN . LAST- WEEK TO :·B .ISTrR EDEN A Jllrth<IAY ,PollY '1'1' bold at the Forked Run Lake Monday nl&ht Honorini Sandra Kay Carter and George Curtla on their Sflventh birthday. Those 11ttendl~g were Mra. Martha Huialnaer, Vn·· a:lnia Carter, Emma Van Meter, Fannie BIJiey, Mazie Hollinger, Fannie Johnaon, 'Mlldred Carter, But and Kellh Carter, Vlrell Hoi· 11 inwer, Eddie BiJ)e~. Ronnie, Patti, Brenda, Janet and DouJllila Holsin1er, Roberta 1nd Dori• Van Meter, Karen Carter, Beverly and David Carter, Jamn Carter and Charlea Roberta. Attendlnet at the Eden .Sunday School Suftdllll)' Wai 101 . 77 from thla atttndlnee went 0111 a picnic after Sunday tchool at Portland tional IUfle As•ociation. 1 THE NJtTIOHAt FOUNDATION FOR INFANTILE PAIALYSIS ' ·-~ [South Bethel EUB • Youth, Fellowship marksman and ~a:rksman awardS Meeti'ng Is Held in RiO~ry. a dlvaslon of the Na- NOTHiNG TO B!:JY ... JUST REGISTERArYOUR CONVENIENT EVANS SUPER MARKET .. , REGISTER TO-DAY AND E~ER'I' DAY VNfli.. AUGUST i5 WHEN tWE- DRAW+~w~i.~LD-AT1 :oo~:, •:'i;:;" • '-·c -.: . • ...4:Jq• lb.' MONTHS Robert, Who will bear......... tHis flit. was the scho!anhlp winner ttUs qualified year and for doringthe his Prosix weeks .- . .Employees and tl'leir f&mU.ies cire not eligible .to win . sbe- ·8 nice croup thert . Wi\1.., , .,.. "- ' SLICED to participate In th e square and other dancinf on Friday nig ht nt 8 at the fBTm Show. We hope lo Roy Barber It a patient In tbe City Hospital, Parker•buri, W. Vo. , Llrtf . ltol,lnfer inu frjend Mt. Eaton, Ohio, 11pent thf.! weak end witH relitl•es 1M friends here. Sandrt Carter apent Monday with Eddie J.,t,e Bl11ley, Reedsville. . Mr .and Mra. Wh•nle floltJnaer and famt11 apent fjeek aa:o SuDday with bls brotlifit and flmUy Mr .and Mri. RodbeY Hotltftler, GretnUel4, dblO. Mr .fnd ¥rL Alva Holsin1er and Mr. and Mra. Sol Bllifley and 10n EdtJte Lte apeat Sunday with Mr .and M'ti. llirl.H Car~r aad dauJhtin LOp• BOttom • Mr. •...; loin.. Con,.ove, H. E. K1bble, Mitdnd and Forreat Kibble 'ritlted rettn.tly with Mr. and Mn. Mlkt Kerwin. , MAR~Etli Rcis rllsl!i'VeS 14 rei6my ISO to so ~atiiig cdpoCity') iil'r ~ cicihditiolil!d' coacHes on tHe € G 15) BASEBAI:I: SPEEI.Ai 1: rpr ffi~ h.li::lt~ Win~fs. Tfie fioin will fiike'.. the Ilucky winners irlf6 blniort Station, Cinci · iinoti, onlY o ie minufe weilk'.from Crosf!'i Swift Premium, Thin SUced, &weet omoked lisle, J-Ib. cello pkg. Iticr..tlon All tllose Who like to ::~quare dance (younB or oldl are lnvlterl . ER & ject to be completed and l'l!adied ror the Farm Youth Show. Remember aU exhibits · are to be ~aced y 4 p. m. on Friday 110 tfa.L judging can begin . N.o cxh,lbil8 dn ·be rtmDYed Without 'the coJUent of Blll Gregory , gl'n· erol chairman or lhe !llhnw. ~ rowhead. lOOiuokywlnrit!rs ... wiiTdj:loifandtake yotirwife~us~ndordgtiest. EVANS SUP~ FRESH 4 TO 7 POUND AVERAGE BOLOGN - • · • • • lb. 49~ B,oh E~a'll FARM SAUSAGE- Made with hams Teriderlolns , , SAUSAGE •• • • • 1 lb. roll 69~ . Field. PICNIC MUM county 4-H Pin Wearers Ai(ociation at the 4-H Camp Scpttll100r 3 thh will be the first day of sehOol. A pol luck supper will rollow . 1 award '~"· at the local "'hool ror Ca mp Ai- This is fh!! last ~i§:W~It fd register tdr 100 PAIRS 0F EXEI:JRSIE;IN TICKETS for . ' get, QUALITY TASTE on your table. lb. _.andmother ( ° to find the ·'lR~""---------TsHiiOIR,TD ___ 1 11 Larry, \\'hO wis a second year . campE>r ,l'fft'iYed the Sharp.shaot-j er award and tompleted the camp life-saving requirl'ments. He 1 rthe , ... best buvs so that we ean pass QUALITY SAVIN.G's on to y'oa. , •. ,.bked with SUPER TRIM which ~ " "' t takes away ihe useless fatorul bone you can eoun 0 EVANS SO~ER MARKETS to have for you at all times. THE FIN~•T MEATS WIT" SUPER T _ RIM .. ""' •• b d .. thai adds up 10 QUALITY SAliNGS lor four u ' Ready tfr Eat otj.().Va~ -ii>tiji)ied, llllllll & lelldor, short &hiDk Pin Wur.n MeeHn1 There wilt ~ a meetlng of the - , ~efj 1!-eatht OUr meal ltuyers ore eenmntly ilert \ 12 oz. can 45c ' tl, Civil Stnt f••t -1---';;;:;:;;;-----------... ~SO.!!D ¥! i>nVI · Robe'~.'t~".":.:J ;i~H't.~r~·:di:..t M;~:·~= VACCINATE BEFORE roo iAtE! Mr. llnct Mrs. eholen ~ scholarship Armour Star tREU I with the wed- ;.. iit ' Larfv BUrice, son or )lr. ami ani codee- .were serve_d Mrs. Walter Bunee, and Robert trays. -Favors wt're van Cooney, son of Mr .a nd Mn. plasfie umbrell;ls re11J Van CoQJl!eY, have returned tJa.del eolorOO mints. froni tamp Al'i-owbeatl ,near JockMh•;.V••u~~·~, son, ,w.~''' ,theY had spent six Weeb of their 11ummer vacation. Mill •• C A• h d amp rrow eo Vocation Ends For Larry Bunce · the honorl!jl gues1 opened ,_ ,c-- --- _lo~ely gilts, refresh- 4-H NEWS • Mrs Rfh · l1Jne4 with 1 .shower Tueada' Ml'!l. Harold EborsbiM'h, ~1r~o . Ja.m neniba: It her ' home, llnlon E'l CliffONl, lin . Lena Hllht>r. I Avenue , hOlJ.orlng Ml.sa Suzanne Mrs. John Goett Jr. Vaua:han, bl'lde-ele<"t or 'J'e~rl} lo1ts, Rlch&td Vaua;han , Sr .. Allen Warl)(!r. A pink pr'<J fJ'(Ie n color thenle \In William Baker, Mr~. C h<Jrl h Was ul'rifd out in the deeurll · Bu'L'k, Mt!. Norrnoan Harbrt"rht, tiOill and refreshments. Gif~ ~ Cbt'J')'l ~sbaeb , Judy Vaughan, were placed on a table wit.h pirlk Sally Cloeckfier, Darla . P.her·:roYer under pink belb and &hoW- ba::h, Debbie Laney Olnd Pal rirk f'TI of green and pink atreamera. Clifford. ' o.D the coffee table w'n a sma.ll sending glfti'i but un ablE> to a~­ W~on hUched to a star. A minia- tend were Mrs. Phil Globokar, ! lure bride and groo'll .seated l,n Mrs, teroy RuseheJ, Mi'>ll ShirleY j 1 the waaon. the bed of whlth Wjl! Wippel Mis 11 Loui.se Gilmore, 1 , filled with rut roses. . / Mrs. R~btJrt Roberts. Mn. Harry : Games were plnyed durmg tttc BeE-gle, Ml'!l. Emma l.£'i!ht>oit a nd • 1 evenina: and priRJ award~ tHe Mrs. JJarold John.wn. wlnner.s. Mr.s. Waid Windon re , 1 celv•d IJ\e 'door prb;e. :t the milk produced by ea(.'h little e"tn. for mineral Obling~. ard Va\lj:ho~m Jr., Mn. Lee Pratt . J,lrt. Cbarl~ J. Ebersbach, Mrs. Edgar Pratt, Mrs. Dale Wipp£'1. 1 tow was Mt:. Colt To Produce Milk Tht roughage the nerage Mason County DlUA cow consumi•tl durlng the }'ear cost $75. ~he at_r $70 worth or grain eo~ntmg the cost of rcfugtwlge, gram ArrangE\' menta of fl ower• were Mtl. Annke I u~ throu&bout Lhe home when Mra. WIUard Ebenb~h assiated ' by Yn. Tb.eodOTl! Lehew f'nter · lt-9tl'd l .8 perrent butterfat. and 337 pounds of flrt. The total va- hte Dolly SentiJ1•! Pomeroy-MM<l!•port, 0 ., Aug. 22, !9~7~ ~ Miss Sutanne Vaughan Honored · At Bridal Shower On Tuesday ' - $1 o. 95 ' ' slfom CdATs ·-- ·.. ·· $6.95 - . $8.95 ~iinri 8tl4er ltetia.l PhUUp &itt•~ . . Shoppe . Pomeroy, Ohio PHONE 336-M POMEROY �--- ---- --;-:--· -.. - ·- ---- ------- • REGISTE·R NOW! . . Willi ... ,_ G...... Malon e.unly ....1,.1...,.1 Ato•t MiMn Counly DHIA Su'"""ry ln 1955 there were thi.rty-si:~: herds on official Dairy Herd 1~­ pro~ment AsSOC'iation test 1n Mllis6rt County. The~ were com· j,tiied of ~~~ ~aw.. Each 0~ of tbese c !I gave, on the aver· ag'-' 8_798 p0 ds or milk wh it'h I o( and a supple- I I II ment and aah the total feed cost et~mes to $1G!. Totel ProdUction Cosh CurtcR-t estimates of the total rost protluction milk show that ftrd costs will be M penent of tHe total In t1Je case of our of mdmdo;.l ("ake MJUarea white loppodstreaml'f', with a and and · green ~:f]~ cente-red ly tt\IMII R. Priddy MMOII coUnty 4-H Cl.,b A~nt At Stete Round11p A~ vou read this, four Mason Count~· 4.ncrs will be at Jackson 's d at State 4-H Roundup. Mls.sJaniee Jordan and Nane_y gjaln Will be there with the1r complete tMf,ume, June Spen~er will be in the public s~akrng conU>Jt and Jbe Johnson Wlll tl4' the public speaking contest. 'the contest will be Thursday at 7: 30 p. ~· Tbe Stnte Style Reue ~ Frlday trt &:00 p . m. I ,..Ish ihese y()unr people the best of lurk ln the ~tlte!l! . '-'ill Tbe "'ouuntain Cl1mbc1.1 4-H Club hu asked me to Inform all 4-lt.ers I)( the county that you ate ~vlted to a lORI' fest and p.:vt lUck supper next Mond~y nigh : at 7 p. m. at the residence or Lester .Tord.an, Gallipolis F'~rry. 'J!hi! r: Jhe first time Its been lrfed 11;.! the Mouuntain ClimbetM Would like ~ 1ee a crowd. The JOrdan Te&tdence Is the gladioli flrnl Where fiower• were grown 11 few years buk. ·gr'ell f h<.,. •·t 1 • In lhese dot,a o .._. m,..! ees we . . p~lde In the RJlAL VA.LU£ 0 f;:V~]'IS OP~R TRIM. WWt EVANS trolnect m . elllte..S ctvlllg eaeh "PER TRIM and every pleee df meonn*" S,., < Y0 11 Ire a&ouro!bl JJtit only of lhe tery flaOI& melt; out at the :t :-. :·, ~ •• vahie. • J!lmbo, sn.~ or by tAioee, ALL MEAT Ftrril Youth Show Tim(> (!tOWs short Cot' ynur pro- . . . I . J • • • • • • • I -· ) -.' \;. ' ~· ! . ,._ 35c: . . . ' . . . ' 1 ¥' "·"· ' l Ue BOring; Reedsville were the Satrd·ay guests of Mr. and Mt!l. Clint Ours. ~ . ; . • . l • MONARCH TOMATO JUICE 46ozcan2sca · RINSO · ·· •~ ·· ·· GIANT 69c L • MAaR(INI ·-- · .. · .. · .... · .. - 16 or. pkg. 21c KRAft dll · -.... · ·,c ........ · .. .. .. quart 65t i -( • • • • • • • ~ORK & COOK BOOKt Makt1 only • •• BEAN-S .. bOLE DRINK· - . .. • • • • \ ' ftaeopple & Gropelrull I .ANS COFh~ ~ ll . •• • • • ... I • If;. • . • • 2 No.acohs 25t - 46o~.c:an 35c 89~ ... Armour • Siil' PALMOLIVE . 1CASHlllf '" Fille for fOOkiD& .ll>i.. ~AMB NUf ROUS --·-···-·· i2(Hiet 3tc ,, PALMOLIVE' SOAP ··-.········.' ···: · -c:nfo Super Trbn Meats s&B Oa:een Stamps · ; i?!N~: -; ! ' VIENNA IAIISAGE ' .... :..' ... 4Dl. CCIR 20t • ·t;o.;·, tow ·J>flees .. Pllltbury 1 APPlES --· ......... · .. .. .. 4 lbs. 39e nae for seallfiidag j. • • · · • t ' . ,. . ' • tEllOW GlOii ONIONS · · ·· · .. .31b. hj: Mllna" · , , . ....... :... ;............ eqch iiiiJ ............. , ~ ''i't'f'i I Armour Star !!c foAP ·-.. ··.. '- ·- &afh t4c - . ... -.... - !' Arriiolir Star- wltlt beaus. CHill .. : : .. · -- .......... t- 16-61. cilns ·Cllter· Mrs; Ruby OJT. Q:e~t ~the . wqekp~ with Mr . and I llr1,- J. c: ,Ferren. X~ .and Mrs. Carl B. W~ ~#lrtalned wjtb a dinner at theif l:i(friui o~ a recent Sunday honor- 4fc ~!tg~:i~o~::s~ndM~ ;g~drenM~!' MU0Utr -.. · ...... · 8 rfj. 29f . .. . .l;u ~~ . ~ . ' I , .. CASH1111111: IOiliUft ·.. ··.. ...... · balft ' . f4c FINAL CLEARANCI LIPTON TEA · ' .. · .. .. .. .. .. ..' .. .. Vol lb. 45c ~tiday and Saturday .. ·...." t ...... · .. · -· .. . .. giCII)f .... .. 7lc HATS.: · ······'- .. ~· ····.. · $1.00 and $2.00 VEl .... -............... _.. gllfllt 79f $2.95 COnON SLIPS · - .. · .. · .. $1.59 ~EL $~.f!. L16UID ·.············ , ···- · ref:~~~~ .. ··· -· ·· ········ ··· ······ AD ... . ' ... .. - . . . ... . . . . . . . ' ' ' '" §911 giilnf 1ft glidf '1tc • r.,.J Ue "'Ill ·lh 1'0 · '·: ...... ' .... :.. ···giant 21 oz. I , 23e " ' ~ SPECIAL! ' ' HARD)¥1CK MeMa$ter ' ' 39c 1&• IiftoN liodsES .. · · .. .. $1.95 lO~G FAilU tGAts : .·-.. .. .. ' ., SIMONS MARKET W. MAIN ST. of Summer GMds ' ._,,. A J A X ·: · .... ·.... ·.......... · 2 Beg. Sle wtl6toe ott' S~PER · SUOS \ . ' s' "--....blne ~ HI-NO CRACKERS .... · -· .. -.... · - Adtjx Hi .. Friday & Slitunlay FRYING CHICKENS. Beaver, Pa.., Mr .and Mrs. trnes E. Jones of Ne..t ~exico and John IDeal. LIPTCJN ·TEA BAGS .... ·.. .. .. 16 ceunt 2Jd 1 Mrs. -'' i ' --:.-=--=.=-:..:--:.-:.=====:. D. FURNITUftE . •, BEEF STEW .. ... .. .... ........... 24 or. 4.1c: wiches, potato chlps, cup. cakes, 1 lee cream, roo1aide : and coffee. were served by the hostess. a:· -'-K'E ' -R . CORNEb iiE~ ··-·,.... ·- .. · .. 12 o%, tail 47c . I $299 00 ine- 79e OW tRiAM SANDWitH V11Y.t cn. t*g. 39t Stc :\1r anti Mrs Joo Johnson. is ai. home on a 14 day leaye from Great Lake Naval 1'rainlng St ~! tJOn. Ill., where he has complet· : ed his <ba~ic training. He will be st&llioncd in Huenene, Calif., for ftnlh('r training. Mr and Mrs' Whli.am Sbawkins an-d ~fauhlers Or Charleston' were Sunday _.gt:csts of his .sister and brother-an-law. }(r. and Mrs. Jobn H:an!y. _ RANGE Noh!Ro MA'IbNNAISE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·- · gt. PW.bury .::. "inlit e~ oi' e&eo.liut , ICE Box· tOIMIES ··· ·····.1tlti at. Filt ! tAV! 3 WAYS <'~ -~ Kroft ... . - i JELLY · T ......... -.- · '..· .. · .. ; lO tSz. lar 2$c .. ~ .. • • • os. .,kg. 29c .. • .. - lrg . Kroft G'lo.jie ' ""~""•fliP ;..••411 · !mertcoa lliailt)t . •• • •' • SLICEb CHEES·E · . AL,Ll NEW • BRAND•Nlft men In A Hurry . • Armour ' Star ' I' ilhoeab: ""' Allterlemi or Pb&e•to -'- Will! I! llllie8 Bulld ' a colorful -a week. Start Ibis Thursday first Issue "Quick Dishes" - • • .. . .. . . .. . . . . . . ... . 2 lb. ldif ftc ~ ~r GAS 8-;;~:;.Merdtt an~ ..~ Merrill o .·---__ w,_ee end l Kraft Pork. with -)lr .and an! their son and ~~;a~ ia law Mr· ~and · Mrs. . F&rfen, and ehlldren of Va. ~LMfst. )f~lyi"-. Grtmm Frank Grimm of Pomelks. Anna Grimm of Mr .and Stanley S~~;::J: ehlldten a_nd rfa'rll G ]dinerlville. Mr .and Mrs. Carlon Hayei' Sr. ~Jsited Mr .tmd Mf.s. John Gabriel ; It M:ilfofd Center, Ohio. ' I ~I;, Jie.~rY. PQ.l:v.. ~ rec.o verlnt rrom illness at her home. r Mr an .and Roy Kay of Ara- Mrs. Fff!E 1 The South Bethel EUB ~o~lh i"ellowshlp (f11r:merJy, Chmllan Endeavor) metang was held recently a~ the home oC Mr _.and Mn. Orvllle Watson of S1lver Ridge, with 34 in attendance. Follnwing group singing and devotionals, with M.l'll. Garrett Christy Pres., in cha?ge, the group '/ The September meeting will be · held at the home of Mr .and }lrs.J' Norman Bahr and Donna Jeanne, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and Sept. 13, at 8:20 P.YI. sorts, Reedsville, spent the week ~n d with Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr. · Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tuttle anl:f children, Ragle Ridge spent sun· d-"'Y wHh Mr. nnd Mrs. Junior Rose and ramUy. S:Sql. anrl Mrs. Robert Ha~·man and Candly of Tolons; lll .. spent a we~k wi~ his parent.q, Mr. ·and Installed Mrs. J . l{!yman. Mr. anrl MT'!I. Paul Baker and ~qn Qf Killbuck spent the wee~ FOB end with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph - - - · Ballard. Mrs. Milford ,.Hawk. Mrs. Paul • · Hawk, Chester, Miss Dorothy Ha.,.k. Columbus spent Thursday A With Mr. antl Mrs. Chas. Spencer . Mr. and Mr< Oro White, daqhter, Racine, spent Sunday wilh - UD The Brlp'test·Co.... Dirihrare ..~ f'iunilure Mr. and Grover White. N. ""' A.._. Mkldloport Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trussell Ia Middleport S,unday ' evening wilh the latter·~ : ,.::::::;;:;;;.~~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charle.,q lfr11. f.ota Sorden, · Eagle Ridge Mardnko, Ree11svHie. spent a. tew. days with h('r dau- Md. WiN ~· weeb Jter·e rehJne<l.,.. with home. .M,r.• 1n{{ Mrs. F-orrest. Mill~. Cambride visited Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey Monday. Mrs. Belle Quinn who hnd been visiting hc:re returned home with thr.>m . SYRACUSE . , '' Debnonlee -~eli or elbow Ever"tt R•Y Johnson, " I illi their first year's work on the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy and 'rupper11 Plains EUB Circuit. A famU)' of Wooster spent the week nice gift was also presented to end witib her pDr~ts Mr. and each member or the family from Mrs. Grover W.bite . Their dau- the Youth Fellowship Fund . ghtcN Patty JOOy and Nanty Refreshments including, sand- , hwo had spent tlle past two TICKETS MUSt BE CLAIMEd 13Y ·- 'I Ha)'lhaD. ?AURSDA '1', AUGUST 29.. U.ncloimed tiCkets ¢viii I'Je . ~iven to the Little League Direc, tor iri your city for distrjhiufion to Little league Boll Players_ · FAEI. WOLF-PEN . . . . ____ I Barbara Hill or Campaign, Jll. joined family in gift-giving to thecomplet Brans- I" Sptmt a few days with Janice comb who were . All Winners will be informed by fnail. ALL KOSHER DILL PICKLIS · · -- 1f2 gallon. 49c PATSY ANN FIG BARS · · • . 2 lb. 39c .- 1iti-~ and Mrs. Mil!otd Cole. 511-s. t>'eggy Cole, ColuM:ms, Mrs. Nei- ' WIH '1 BASHAN . LAST- WEEK TO :·B .ISTrR EDEN A Jllrth<IAY ,PollY '1'1' bold at the Forked Run Lake Monday nl&ht Honorini Sandra Kay Carter and George Curtla on their Sflventh birthday. Those 11ttendl~g were Mra. Martha Huialnaer, Vn·· a:lnia Carter, Emma Van Meter, Fannie BIJiey, Mazie Hollinger, Fannie Johnaon, 'Mlldred Carter, But and Kellh Carter, Vlrell Hoi· 11 inwer, Eddie BiJ)e~. Ronnie, Patti, Brenda, Janet and DouJllila Holsin1er, Roberta 1nd Dori• Van Meter, Karen Carter, Beverly and David Carter, Jamn Carter and Charlea Roberta. Attendlnet at the Eden .Sunday School Suftdllll)' Wai 101 . 77 from thla atttndlnee went 0111 a picnic after Sunday tchool at Portland tional IUfle As•ociation. 1 THE NJtTIOHAt FOUNDATION FOR INFANTILE PAIALYSIS ' ·-~ [South Bethel EUB • Youth, Fellowship marksman and ~a:rksman awardS Meeti'ng Is Held in RiO~ry. a dlvaslon of the Na- NOTHiNG TO B!:JY ... JUST REGISTERArYOUR CONVENIENT EVANS SUPER MARKET .. , REGISTER TO-DAY AND E~ER'I' DAY VNfli.. AUGUST i5 WHEN tWE- DRAW+~w~i.~LD-AT1 :oo~:, •:'i;:;" • '-·c -.: . • ...4:Jq• lb.' MONTHS Robert, Who will bear......... tHis flit. was the scho!anhlp winner ttUs qualified year and for doringthe his Prosix weeks .- . .Employees and tl'leir f&mU.ies cire not eligible .to win . sbe- ·8 nice croup thert . Wi\1.., , .,.. "- ' SLICED to participate In th e square and other dancinf on Friday nig ht nt 8 at the fBTm Show. We hope lo Roy Barber It a patient In tbe City Hospital, Parker•buri, W. Vo. , Llrtf . ltol,lnfer inu frjend Mt. Eaton, Ohio, 11pent thf.! weak end witH relitl•es 1M friends here. Sandrt Carter apent Monday with Eddie J.,t,e Bl11ley, Reedsville. . Mr .and Mra. Wh•nle floltJnaer and famt11 apent fjeek aa:o SuDday with bls brotlifit and flmUy Mr .and Mri. RodbeY Hotltftler, GretnUel4, dblO. Mr .fnd ¥rL Alva Holsin1er and Mr. and Mra. Sol Bllifley and 10n EdtJte Lte apeat Sunday with Mr .and M'ti. llirl.H Car~r aad dauJhtin LOp• BOttom • Mr. •...; loin.. Con,.ove, H. E. K1bble, Mitdnd and Forreat Kibble 'ritlted rettn.tly with Mr. and Mn. Mlkt Kerwin. , MAR~Etli Rcis rllsl!i'VeS 14 rei6my ISO to so ~atiiig cdpoCity') iil'r ~ cicihditiolil!d' coacHes on tHe € G 15) BASEBAI:I: SPEEI.Ai 1: rpr ffi~ h.li::lt~ Win~fs. Tfie fioin will fiike'.. the Ilucky winners irlf6 blniort Station, Cinci · iinoti, onlY o ie minufe weilk'.from Crosf!'i Swift Premium, Thin SUced, &weet omoked lisle, J-Ib. cello pkg. Iticr..tlon All tllose Who like to ::~quare dance (younB or oldl are lnvlterl . ER & ject to be completed and l'l!adied ror the Farm Youth Show. Remember aU exhibits · are to be ~aced y 4 p. m. on Friday 110 tfa.L judging can begin . N.o cxh,lbil8 dn ·be rtmDYed Without 'the coJUent of Blll Gregory , gl'n· erol chairman or lhe !llhnw. ~ rowhead. lOOiuokywlnrit!rs ... wiiTdj:loifandtake yotirwife~us~ndordgtiest. EVANS SUP~ FRESH 4 TO 7 POUND AVERAGE BOLOGN - • · • • • lb. 49~ B,oh E~a'll FARM SAUSAGE- Made with hams Teriderlolns , , SAUSAGE •• • • • 1 lb. roll 69~ . Field. PICNIC MUM county 4-H Pin Wearers Ai(ociation at the 4-H Camp Scpttll100r 3 thh will be the first day of sehOol. A pol luck supper will rollow . 1 award '~"· at the local "'hool ror Ca mp Ai- This is fh!! last ~i§:W~It fd register tdr 100 PAIRS 0F EXEI:JRSIE;IN TICKETS for . ' get, QUALITY TASTE on your table. lb. _.andmother ( ° to find the ·'lR~""---------TsHiiOIR,TD ___ 1 11 Larry, \\'hO wis a second year . campE>r ,l'fft'iYed the Sharp.shaot-j er award and tompleted the camp life-saving requirl'ments. He 1 rthe , ... best buvs so that we ean pass QUALITY SAVIN.G's on to y'oa. , •. ,.bked with SUPER TRIM which ~ " "' t takes away ihe useless fatorul bone you can eoun 0 EVANS SO~ER MARKETS to have for you at all times. THE FIN~•T MEATS WIT" SUPER T _ RIM .. ""' •• b d .. thai adds up 10 QUALITY SAliNGS lor four u ' Ready tfr Eat otj.().Va~ -ii>tiji)ied, llllllll & lelldor, short &hiDk Pin Wur.n MeeHn1 There wilt ~ a meetlng of the - , ~efj 1!-eatht OUr meal ltuyers ore eenmntly ilert \ 12 oz. can 45c ' tl, Civil Stnt f••t -1---';;;:;:;;;-----------... ~SO.!!D ¥! i>nVI · Robe'~.'t~".":.:J ;i~H't.~r~·:di:..t M;~:·~= VACCINATE BEFORE roo iAtE! Mr. llnct Mrs. eholen ~ scholarship Armour Star tREU I with the wed- ;.. iit ' Larfv BUrice, son or )lr. ami ani codee- .were serve_d Mrs. Walter Bunee, and Robert trays. -Favors wt're van Cooney, son of Mr .a nd Mn. plasfie umbrell;ls re11J Van CoQJl!eY, have returned tJa.del eolorOO mints. froni tamp Al'i-owbeatl ,near JockMh•;.V••u~~·~, son, ,w.~''' ,theY had spent six Weeb of their 11ummer vacation. Mill •• C A• h d amp rrow eo Vocation Ends For Larry Bunce · the honorl!jl gues1 opened ,_ ,c-- --- _lo~ely gilts, refresh- 4-H NEWS • Mrs Rfh · l1Jne4 with 1 .shower Tueada' Ml'!l. Harold EborsbiM'h, ~1r~o . Ja.m neniba: It her ' home, llnlon E'l CliffONl, lin . Lena Hllht>r. I Avenue , hOlJ.orlng Ml.sa Suzanne Mrs. John Goett Jr. Vaua:han, bl'lde-ele<"t or 'J'e~rl} lo1ts, Rlch&td Vaua;han , Sr .. Allen Warl)(!r. A pink pr'<J fJ'(Ie n color thenle \In William Baker, Mr~. C h<Jrl h Was ul'rifd out in the deeurll · Bu'L'k, Mt!. Norrnoan Harbrt"rht, tiOill and refreshments. Gif~ ~ Cbt'J')'l ~sbaeb , Judy Vaughan, were placed on a table wit.h pirlk Sally Cloeckfier, Darla . P.her·:roYer under pink belb and &hoW- ba::h, Debbie Laney Olnd Pal rirk f'TI of green and pink atreamera. Clifford. ' o.D the coffee table w'n a sma.ll sending glfti'i but un ablE> to a~­ W~on hUched to a star. A minia- tend were Mrs. Phil Globokar, ! lure bride and groo'll .seated l,n Mrs, teroy RuseheJ, Mi'>ll ShirleY j 1 the waaon. the bed of whlth Wjl! Wippel Mis 11 Loui.se Gilmore, 1 , filled with rut roses. . / Mrs. R~btJrt Roberts. Mn. Harry : Games were plnyed durmg tttc BeE-gle, Ml'!l. Emma l.£'i!ht>oit a nd • 1 evenina: and priRJ award~ tHe Mrs. JJarold John.wn. wlnner.s. Mr.s. Waid Windon re , 1 celv•d IJ\e 'door prb;e. :t the milk produced by ea(.'h little e"tn. for mineral Obling~. ard Va\lj:ho~m Jr., Mn. Lee Pratt . J,lrt. Cbarl~ J. Ebersbach, Mrs. Edgar Pratt, Mrs. Dale Wipp£'1. 1 tow was Mt:. Colt To Produce Milk Tht roughage the nerage Mason County DlUA cow consumi•tl durlng the }'ear cost $75. ~he at_r $70 worth or grain eo~ntmg the cost of rcfugtwlge, gram ArrangE\' menta of fl ower• were Mtl. Annke I u~ throu&bout Lhe home when Mra. WIUard Ebenb~h assiated ' by Yn. Tb.eodOTl! Lehew f'nter · lt-9tl'd l .8 perrent butterfat. and 337 pounds of flrt. The total va- hte Dolly SentiJ1•! Pomeroy-MM<l!•port, 0 ., Aug. 22, !9~7~ ~ Miss Sutanne Vaughan Honored · At Bridal Shower On Tuesday ' - $1 o. 95 ' ' slfom CdATs ·-- ·.. ·· $6.95 - . $8.95 ~iinri 8tl4er ltetia.l PhUUp &itt•~ . . Shoppe . Pomeroy, Ohio PHONE 336-M POMEROY �'~ .... -.. ... ~- - ..... .; I' t . •... ~;;:::.'!,X ·~ .•>::-;: ·$. :: ,. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport. 0 .. Aug. 22. 1957-7 -.-.. ----- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·- ROOKIE HONORS? • • • By Alan Muv• ~ II ~~ ~ •• ~ « THOMAS FORK FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTH ~ Easf 800sfers, Hoi· Players Meet I ' of SOuth Webster were the Satur' day guests Of their S{)il·in-J&W • Delmar Hll.mm who has jwrt late· I ly been . returned rrom the WANT ADS .... . ":. ("' HospitaL • I , , . :.. ..;: Coach hck Martin met wtt.h the ' members of Eastern LoC:.al i :_,;.Athletl.C As.soclallon an~ the fooL· · _ ball bOys, Monday t'venmg at -tho Chester school {or a "Get Ac· Lawrence Rose ..pent the pasl quainted Party." week in Akron with his son, F()(Jowing a brief lalk bY Coach Tommy Joe and other relatives. Martfn retreshments were ~> , vRev. and MR. L. Garmi('1hael cd to approximately fifty . .1igned for tl1e EUB paslor here ,". I ..,. ., .. the c:oming year. &rtha H-olter and Lesler Baily were at the Bad)-Wi!!e weddUl.t{ at Forest Run M. E. ChurclJ Sun· day afternoon. PtfOHE 398 RATES I t:!'t . .·-.. .. ... Maey from ltere attended the Meigs County Fair last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jljeage of Co1Uil]buS were weekend guests I)( his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ver- '(l) Notices ---......uam" hr YOUNGS MARKET -ron Nease and Stanley. -~ ·- Aii JUN.-Or JarDta R "Bay, tlirl!c!&or ol ¢!culture, Ul'Jilel. ...r. • ro make the 1~7 Ohio Sta~ "···,.,, 2!.-33. a '"m[isi,.•, H't liid: 'oL1o' o1.. 1\in . TheY .:1s0 art eater. lojll'-<i!Uoollonal and trupi,..tional ·lb oiiieultunol nilid>t . ohio iOmt. oi ·Ito b~ 'toiitiii.ldti and ~hh ',off much . . . ond'iOclal~ • •JD'tDJte Lu&&•Je - Lane Cedar (hN\1 - LAU Wladow Fans-- . . - .·'• ht&ldlire Refriaerators. leUr Purnitur•· Middleport, Ohio .. 20 u -:::--:-;-- - - ------ 1 wl11 not be res;ponsiblc for any debt.s <'Ontraded by any other (~ __W_a~~ed to R~ , per!Kin than m)·selr Roy Ellis. 2 or 3 hcrlroom house in M£<igr. . t:ounty. f>';;mlly or 3 adult.si ---- Phone ~RIJI:I. g..l9·3\'C , 8-19-atp. (8) AutJ Soles ForRent 14) I --- --~-·-·--- lDGU Buick V8 Ce ntury, $2 . 51:1~. _ _ 2 dr. Hard Top. Trarle·in fror,1 11tlsfted &Jick (>''"ler on new House fJr Hen!. Thret' "'loms and Buick. Dyn1'low drive. Blal'tt · b~th. Rl'dccurultld . f nc :121X. nan, PomelvY . IJ· l6·6tc ) 8-l9·3lp 11153 ~G::-M::C:-;'rl;· ~Pickup . $795. ~ O~ nell~;ct'~;~om- fu~~:..,he-d ,-pa-rl· l }'fearly new paint joh. Not mf'n t. Utlll\lcJ pll ul. Apply at! "I Plll"'tr..u~, flaw u Llemi1h ! Pomeroy· Home Restaurant. 6·1 9-6lc ·~· lft·B L c 5. ~on~ -fur.ni.~hed B(H\1"1 ment. UilHUes paid .•4pply Horne .Hcslaur· 1933 Bulck!l a, loW 1111 .SliD~. f'·lv c• ant R-l9·6tc fine cars, trarte·in frum !!atis-~ -- fied owncn. nia~ttnars. Pumc · -( R- - roy. . 8· 16·6\c ' -- --- -· 1 - -liM Pontiac 8 Star Chief. $1.305 . - Biaellnon. Pomeroy. B·l6·6tc ~X. C8b) Auto$ervices - - ·----- -,---- 1 H. I<AWWIGS SOliS -X. W.- \our tr{retlcer sentce. Pbone Nl.nt fi22T a• Phone HAL~N~ . a1 u -- ( 8·2Q.6tp --- - .. ----·---· - - -- ---...--~ lng .. chimney aTJd roar work of all kind1, also carpenter work . Free estimates. 20 ye•ars exper· Latae alze Ht!alrola In good con- WANTED: CAilRIEU- Glrl or boy for Rutl:md 1Routc:. Contact The dition . Frtnk Beach , Mldr11<'· 8 12 tf Daily Sentinel. port, RD. 8·21-6tp ------Hillli<J workcl's , mak e --~--- S'mmonfl baby bNI- $6. ContHrl FEMALE: mnn<'y nt hum c IJrr. Wllltam Slater, 63ll ·M. 142·111< Net~rly new trumpcl-w\11 sell for halt orlainal price. Clifton . Spruet:! 3..ft748. 8·22·3tp -- Piano and 8251 ·M. on prC·C'Ul Hems. No louis, sew ing or ex perhmce ncel'ssary . Crow n Ind. 8607 W. 3rrl, Los Ana:cles .. 48. caur. 8·21·2tp -- Ca--ll (181 Employment rcfriQcntor. 8-22·311' ' C'OR SALI) For Reaiaunnh or Schools: New St.ainlen Rofrlgtrstor , 32 cu . lt.. 2 door, complelA, with unit Wit t950.00 now $650.00. Gtu~r · anteed. JACK'S IU~FRIGEHA · TION. NEW HAVEN TU·23:137. 8-III-Z5tp hiM..., -- Wonted · ·~ ./ ,. ·''· l"OIQc- There l!il an almost unl"nal that & star In show business makea. Top. ____ _ Insurance .;;_ tt:e or she.,h&s tO hli"e brawny ·tt dov.m ta j,1 ;~:;:::~h~;":,~;; 11 t SHOP ••• COMPARE ••• SAVE! ••• ~~~'!.~•.......... .....-A; ·· - ......... 111Lt- ot. -II ~,. .,011.. : ...... ' c ; ·\ • ·~ .i J?. 1• ., -hrlllll ;, ,,':!'. ; ' , Lean lo MIDDLII'Otl_,. '()HIO PHONu All ~~- Two Bcclroom aas well snd ••••••••• Lb. 3. acrCII, bou1c, ·fU1'nlte 1 eltY s Wl· tt:r, mincralriJhts. Phope , ~'H4 Virgil Teaford, Syrftcuae. 8·20-Stc 168 Acrct land-8 room . 'h ot and col4 water. .Marlin. Rl No. ~ Bahy sit ting w;ntcd bv -:--::-: ,, FE~· ,-.III!ON golden qu~:~rten for table or cookln11. Buy plenty and SAVEl . or pHrt time. l'hono · 288 .. ~'"'" , 8-20-61 p ·. ·coF· """" . mate1, L. ·, ......... ":\: Jbs. '·, : . 4 .... , lar Kroger Instant. Embassy · ~~,_;~ :~:;' •· 1, 1 ··~····························· 4 lb. Plu"'p. ·y· Clab · . No. . . Cons 7·Minil Mix. • " ' A~ qylotllb. 7 oz. pkg. ,. Krqer ·delicious ....rtnae.,t ~~ ~rl1ht, '· aparkllnl sl~eil, diced and cubect fru~. Sour c PacktnValue Priced for Plea. Lobel Red Pitted No. 2l can ·········· · · ····~······-···· tor S.vl._... ... ••· aoa C:.RhR~dH c .. ' .r• •. •' • ' . p 1 J'leee tlaing room Auitc anl1 A. M. Short wave con.solc r11 · ' dio. Good eondltlOD. Call IHl~X any will be proper qec!utlon AppiiiJ'Iae of the c{)nlrilt!t. IW.n S~... POIIWIQJ The rl&ht Is ftserved to rcjed any and all blda. · c";pe~::,:-.,:::.-.-.-w- and repa1ra, t1y order of ti'le vmace Councll Phone OO?M. Vlra:ll TCaEord, Sy· of the VIllage of Pomin'Qy. racuse. 1·»3tc Charle- W. Le.P,r. -· - - Clerk' · 2 lncli' up. The pick of th~ crop, stock your fleozer Or buy ~· cannln11. ' • · Hea •••••. d2·9c . ,' '1'. ·) " . ." ~, '· • ' ' "" ' . - ~:so;-:. - ·~· - <NEW ESKIMO ·. ;·i:lobt..· "' I A GIRL WHOSE HOME NOW "is in ID)' !ultcue," Sallie waS il.u lnc . ltiator' ~by, having weighed a pound aM nine ounces at birth. She hu tilled O'Jt conSiderably since-which may be the underBtate• ment; pt th~ · -,~ ~e's becomlpg an old hand at saloon singing, ~~~1vn : · ~ ~~ ~ ,j~m to do -~eitly well, _tlnd,,doesn't even mind ~~:" ~ Yf'o1f'~tdJunkl. "O'ilty tfl.e clgat' -Dmoke bolhera me,'! 1) lhll -~~~,t~~-c~ll'nng ~lth ,.a Cab Ca.ll~ay shoW ~ld one- ;, ·~.IJ "t , .. ~t:~tli;fiilf Into her ttrormn.nce- ~allte rets 9() worked .Jip · ~ •tl~: UJ~t hit? even 'klc 1 ·Ot 1ler abOe.li-thllt she took an ~u'*'rt:t ft:Villk' lNP atruu the; Oor • ; . aritJ lil\d rtr~t Into the l<tjl at -• c:~;~etomefr1W1'Jb -~ sipping Scotcb thoughtfully and gnawlng ~ • chleieli IC. lt ·broke Cab Up completely. 1JL kdintrer ot )u11e Andrtwa, Se.Uie ie c&.ndld abou~ hel"flelf and he'Ftafentl. "AI a slag.e~· ahe llll.id with th:ll charmlnt amiJe, "I'm t pat dancer. . And U'W'danc~r-- boy. I'm a 11\vin(ln' cook!'' MO.'u)',,Jhe idlled, she "wlgglea." TtJ~te she hu wiggled hertel! ••• 10 tt,T60 a ·welk, Which is a 11lzable ai'nount. or money-·unth yo~ at . wH~'a ertd that you've only c~eartd a~ut $150. really, It's llr'nolt enoush to make a girl quit .. • but not quite. :.. 'fM..a: · ._,__ , · , I ,.',.a-n ' '\ ' • • I " 0' - . •. l 'i·b- j 809~ ' ~ ~~~*Jb ~i~ ~rlk~~~ ~Q ~EQT~ ~~~· ~ttD bttbb ~fiifc •'f', Middleport. .... ' . .. ·39c DRESSING ·· · . ••••••• ~~~~·........ Qt. Jar · .'' ·N ·1 ' 0 .BEANS .•• !'!~~~; ... ~ ..~~. 53c NVW. couit~y 2 aoa19e · 5 JELLIES ....~;':?-:;~~..... 3 .~::~·.. 1. PIE CRUST 8-IIHI st.. •· There 11.re cleaning bil1s, food, hotel l1tbs and taxes--not to menl1Un tl)e COJ¥itant CIO~ ~f n~,w . gl)wns for .~>3 . act. . f.hd l~rge outlays ot' thi - lo~r lr.ten, to tho!le· itr.:Jhge men who work up · apecial material" ·aonp tor Min B. to sing. It COAts Sallie from $100 to $500 for a special l!lOrtG'-8:ftd thert are aome of these arta.1gen 'who lnalst on taking a pe;rcentag~ of her iricome rt&'\ll&rly for just so long as she ln':ludes. ~he song in her routine, "I've got. another steady, nibbling expense," Sallie said with a Jrln. ''I like to keep changing t:1e color of my hatr- and,boy, does tiNt mount. up!" . Ml"' B. Ia the girl Who won a. couple of the $1,000 drat Pl'iUfJ on the CM11Ce of a f,ifdffile te'levislon ahow1 pt:ople with jazz !eanlngt may remember her as Duke Ellington'll onetin\e vocalist. She's sun 1reen ancJ new to the' busil\ess and life seems to be a succession of ~ ,ipldly•pasalng- milestones to her, "The other night I sang Cor th'e ftNt ttme In :t.tacllson Square Garden, a t a bill' beneftt," the aald, "illld it made me q~ake. All U1ose thouso.ndl5 just llstelflnr to me. what 1 dld wu jUsr ·itand there and anake." . Ground Mveral limos dally. Fresh ---·--p Real Estate (21) tolllaloea lara~ Pink Mexlcana, •oD·Itla. Second liO\l.!llll Ea•t from tehool houae, Wm. H. Holmea, S)'raeu~e, Ohio. or 8M Pearl . Llh.C-oltyon-- -- -·--- ..Je.tr. .. ..... ller. -· -:::--;------78·19-31 ·:.· .~ Jl.'IIURANCE AGENCY ..... Au-10, ·-·~ ACCIDINT CD,AVELY 1dAC'I'OR Ull!!ll aacl llrvtce. R. A. Fl11111r, lUI ~ . .ln St., Pomeroy. T·2f.4.'h..~. ~·~,U:..:,:;m::.:•::.:· tw~n Hoi'ne and Dandridge, with ove11ones of Radney Downlna Real E1tate B~ker ( Belaf6nte. Peopll! who spend more ot 0:\eir Ume . SoUle In c•tes than I do have usurcd me th.a't thjt js ....tt..JUI:so - who c~n~~ ~ - m~klnr it big. _ ~. ·· " "' ._~ just . · year ago, ~lflle tt'IQ me~ -~ looking -. ~... · · but beauut\11, "I was maklnfi'.i~~Qp ~.eek / · .,..orklng at a phlee In the Catskill mountains- ana gett~ · to )\:'~p '•70 of it. l;j Jl&ed to grumble• ~ lilUe about that and wo er jus~ what J thol!ght I ~':~ ~olng, anrway-but qow that I make more · th•n 10 time&; YJ~t. ,amo\int each week, , • 1 aet to ke11p onl~ . about ' h50, on ttui l.:wra.ge\ i wish somebody w'lU!d tell me whfl' happen.'' top" FOR SALE - Applel. New Ua· nn Orrhard, New Haven . rhonc TU-24688. t·29t! "Call Uive , " · F'aaten TO BEGIN WITH. the $1,750 each seven days that Sallle drags down now is a groat !!urn. C:1t of It c...mep: ALL the ~XJ?~~s for Sallie B1atr, girl Witrg1t!lt', _'1.'\tt ap:n;ts' coni.mi•Jsionl cOm~;" the -or, out< of .tht $1,15"0--ll:fld the~ Stille llas to ~ay lht~ aa,IJries an~ tnVennf ex~ses of a drummer and a pinnis~,w~~ \\'~rR wit.h. Box 124. CllJI'inJ Tomatoe1. s. ,God .ot ' ~ ·I'" ,,,. ' I Cut from loan corn·fod porkel'l. Roasts with less ohrlnkago. high- but ti.)l:e It frpm Miss . Ii- 2.C0>1dnr · herb . .~. ·:r~c;·~ . . ~~ bank. · In a aome ·of the salartea are thp Baltlmore-bol'J] ctflld qf 23 · :,~:;~~~ year really !'\as l!lky"rbekete_~. you pa_rdOn t)-1, e,x:pre~l<m. tq-a pi~~~ near top in the nloon-slngtng field. A self-designated "wiggler," she's a singer who'a a croBS be- ., . 1 ." •••••••• ,._It, :U. Coh Nm. 0 - ·p · ';J,J '" -" .-. tl...) WHOLE SMOKED LB. tl:l~ the monecy ,a ata! cets to lleeP is .. ..... .... ' FOR GIFTS OF APP.RECIATIOII- FREE! 17) Help Wanted lence . Reasonable priceH. Call Pomeroy 304-.1. 8 12 l2tp (9) For Soie JUNK CO. rheM 110 U 1U na,. Inaide and Outside Hou •2 Paint· DODGE • PLVIIOUTII OHIO VALLEY -- - - - ]962 Buick!! as low as $6P5. Choice of fiv e gol'ld curs. Dl a~ttnar.~. Bnu sckeeper to care for twn Pomeroy. 8-16·6\ c children during the day . Apply after 6 1'. M. 166 Ash Sl., Mid· 18M Olda Super ··as". $2,411~ . 2 til eport. 8·19·3lp dr. Hard Top. "PoW''" s\eerlnR and brakes . . Hydramatic drive. Jmmediatl!. Girl ttl or over for tcmpurary help with a:cncral A fine aulomobllc. Blactlnars, housework, baby !,itling, car~ Pomeroy. 8·16·6tc ol two small rhilllrcn . Live In ·--- -~ 1803 Buick Spe-r ~ al. Rh·lcru. Pri · m· out. P~une 241. 8-16·61c yately O'Wnf'd. May be :>ecn 111 Hou.~c kccper rniddl<! flgcd l;Hiy. Swat~ci's Ashland Service Sta Uon. 8·21 ·4lc Wi-ll rc~ein:. ~:ood tn~ atment , not mu ch work. .lohn W. Young, Racine lu. No. 2, Meigs (~o. . ,.· ICilAP IRON - QTAL.II Scaf..>ld hJarda, Drop Clotba. t::lb:aton Fl•her, Middleport. Pbone _________ my :new WE 8U1' JTIIUCTUAAL I ·~ s-,- 1~08) ftnl5h wltb new blue top, awl all leather scat11. Hydramat!c driVf . Really RhArp looking. __:• . 16 )- F or ent or a e · -.. - -· -For r.en1 - Extension t..adderl, Conv. Cpe . Like new light blue __ "~ WINKLE By BRANNEil ' .. �'~ .... -.. ... ~- - ..... .; I' t . •... ~;;:::.'!,X ·~ .•>::-;: ·$. :: ,. Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport. 0 .. Aug. 22. 1957-7 -.-.. ----- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ·- ROOKIE HONORS? • • • By Alan Muv• ~ II ~~ ~ •• ~ « THOMAS FORK FOil CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTH ~ Easf 800sfers, Hoi· Players Meet I ' of SOuth Webster were the Satur' day guests Of their S{)il·in-J&W • Delmar Hll.mm who has jwrt late· I ly been . returned rrom the WANT ADS .... . ":. ("' HospitaL • I , , . :.. ..;: Coach hck Martin met wtt.h the ' members of Eastern LoC:.al i :_,;.Athletl.C As.soclallon an~ the fooL· · _ ball bOys, Monday t'venmg at -tho Chester school {or a "Get Ac· Lawrence Rose ..pent the pasl quainted Party." week in Akron with his son, F()(Jowing a brief lalk bY Coach Tommy Joe and other relatives. Martfn retreshments were ~> , vRev. and MR. L. Garmi('1hael cd to approximately fifty . .1igned for tl1e EUB paslor here ,". I ..,. ., .. the c:oming year. &rtha H-olter and Lesler Baily were at the Bad)-Wi!!e weddUl.t{ at Forest Run M. E. ChurclJ Sun· day afternoon. PtfOHE 398 RATES I t:!'t . .·-.. .. ... Maey from ltere attended the Meigs County Fair last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jljeage of Co1Uil]buS were weekend guests I)( his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ver- '(l) Notices ---......uam" hr YOUNGS MARKET -ron Nease and Stanley. -~ ·- Aii JUN.-Or JarDta R "Bay, tlirl!c!&or ol ¢!culture, Ul'Jilel. ...r. • ro make the 1~7 Ohio Sta~ "···,.,, 2!.-33. a '"m[isi,.•, H't liid: 'oL1o' o1.. 1\in . TheY .:1s0 art eater. lojll'-<i!Uoollonal and trupi,..tional ·lb oiiieultunol nilid>t . ohio iOmt. oi ·Ito b~ 'toiitiii.ldti and ~hh ',off much . . . ond'iOclal~ • •JD'tDJte Lu&&•Je - Lane Cedar (hN\1 - LAU Wladow Fans-- . . - .·'• ht&ldlire Refriaerators. leUr Purnitur•· Middleport, Ohio .. 20 u -:::--:-;-- - - ------ 1 wl11 not be res;ponsiblc for any debt.s <'Ontraded by any other (~ __W_a~~ed to R~ , per!Kin than m)·selr Roy Ellis. 2 or 3 hcrlroom house in M£<igr. . t:ounty. f>';;mlly or 3 adult.si ---- Phone ~RIJI:I. g..l9·3\'C , 8-19-atp. (8) AutJ Soles ForRent 14) I --- --~-·-·--- lDGU Buick V8 Ce ntury, $2 . 51:1~. _ _ 2 dr. Hard Top. Trarle·in fror,1 11tlsfted &Jick (>''"ler on new House fJr Hen!. Thret' "'loms and Buick. Dyn1'low drive. Blal'tt · b~th. Rl'dccurultld . f nc :121X. nan, PomelvY . IJ· l6·6tc ) 8-l9·3lp 11153 ~G::-M::C:-;'rl;· ~Pickup . $795. ~ O~ nell~;ct'~;~om- fu~~:..,he-d ,-pa-rl· l }'fearly new paint joh. Not mf'n t. Utlll\lcJ pll ul. Apply at! "I Plll"'tr..u~, flaw u Llemi1h ! Pomeroy· Home Restaurant. 6·1 9-6lc ·~· lft·B L c 5. ~on~ -fur.ni.~hed B(H\1"1 ment. UilHUes paid .•4pply Horne .Hcslaur· 1933 Bulck!l a, loW 1111 .SliD~. f'·lv c• ant R-l9·6tc fine cars, trarte·in frum !!atis-~ -- fied owncn. nia~ttnars. Pumc · -( R- - roy. . 8· 16·6\c ' -- --- -· 1 - -liM Pontiac 8 Star Chief. $1.305 . - Biaellnon. Pomeroy. B·l6·6tc ~X. C8b) Auto$ervices - - ·----- -,---- 1 H. I<AWWIGS SOliS -X. W.- \our tr{retlcer sentce. Pbone Nl.nt fi22T a• Phone HAL~N~ . a1 u -- ( 8·2Q.6tp --- - .. ----·---· - - -- ---...--~ lng .. chimney aTJd roar work of all kind1, also carpenter work . Free estimates. 20 ye•ars exper· Latae alze Ht!alrola In good con- WANTED: CAilRIEU- Glrl or boy for Rutl:md 1Routc:. Contact The dition . Frtnk Beach , Mldr11<'· 8 12 tf Daily Sentinel. port, RD. 8·21-6tp ------Hillli<J workcl's , mak e --~--- S'mmonfl baby bNI- $6. ContHrl FEMALE: mnn<'y nt hum c IJrr. Wllltam Slater, 63ll ·M. 142·111< Net~rly new trumpcl-w\11 sell for halt orlainal price. Clifton . Spruet:! 3..ft748. 8·22·3tp -- Piano and 8251 ·M. on prC·C'Ul Hems. No louis, sew ing or ex perhmce ncel'ssary . Crow n Ind. 8607 W. 3rrl, Los Ana:cles .. 48. caur. 8·21·2tp -- Ca--ll (181 Employment rcfriQcntor. 8-22·311' ' C'OR SALI) For Reaiaunnh or Schools: New St.ainlen Rofrlgtrstor , 32 cu . lt.. 2 door, complelA, with unit Wit t950.00 now $650.00. Gtu~r · anteed. JACK'S IU~FRIGEHA · TION. NEW HAVEN TU·23:137. 8-III-Z5tp hiM..., -- Wonted · ·~ ./ ,. ·''· l"OIQc- There l!il an almost unl"nal that & star In show business makea. Top. ____ _ Insurance .;;_ tt:e or she.,h&s tO hli"e brawny ·tt dov.m ta j,1 ;~:;:::~h~;":,~;; 11 t SHOP ••• COMPARE ••• SAVE! ••• ~~~'!.~•.......... .....-A; ·· - ......... 111Lt- ot. -II ~,. .,011.. : ...... ' c ; ·\ • ·~ .i J?. 1• ., -hrlllll ;, ,,':!'. ; ' , Lean lo MIDDLII'Otl_,. '()HIO PHONu All ~~- Two Bcclroom aas well snd ••••••••• Lb. 3. acrCII, bou1c, ·fU1'nlte 1 eltY s Wl· tt:r, mincralriJhts. Phope , ~'H4 Virgil Teaford, Syrftcuae. 8·20-Stc 168 Acrct land-8 room . 'h ot and col4 water. .Marlin. Rl No. ~ Bahy sit ting w;ntcd bv -:--::-: ,, FE~· ,-.III!ON golden qu~:~rten for table or cookln11. Buy plenty and SAVEl . or pHrt time. l'hono · 288 .. ~'"'" , 8-20-61 p ·. ·coF· """" . mate1, L. ·, ......... ":\: Jbs. '·, : . 4 .... , lar Kroger Instant. Embassy · ~~,_;~ :~:;' •· 1, 1 ··~····························· 4 lb. Plu"'p. ·y· Clab · . No. . . Cons 7·Minil Mix. • " ' A~ qylotllb. 7 oz. pkg. ,. Krqer ·delicious ....rtnae.,t ~~ ~rl1ht, '· aparkllnl sl~eil, diced and cubect fru~. Sour c PacktnValue Priced for Plea. Lobel Red Pitted No. 2l can ·········· · · ····~······-···· tor S.vl._... ... ••· aoa C:.RhR~dH c .. ' .r• •. •' • ' . p 1 J'leee tlaing room Auitc anl1 A. M. Short wave con.solc r11 · ' dio. Good eondltlOD. Call IHl~X any will be proper qec!utlon AppiiiJ'Iae of the c{)nlrilt!t. IW.n S~... POIIWIQJ The rl&ht Is ftserved to rcjed any and all blda. · c";pe~::,:-.,:::.-.-.-w- and repa1ra, t1y order of ti'le vmace Councll Phone OO?M. Vlra:ll TCaEord, Sy· of the VIllage of Pomin'Qy. racuse. 1·»3tc Charle- W. Le.P,r. -· - - Clerk' · 2 lncli' up. The pick of th~ crop, stock your fleozer Or buy ~· cannln11. ' • · Hea •••••. d2·9c . ,' '1'. ·) " . ." ~, '· • ' ' "" ' . - ~:so;-:. - ·~· - <NEW ESKIMO ·. ;·i:lobt..· "' I A GIRL WHOSE HOME NOW "is in ID)' !ultcue," Sallie waS il.u lnc . ltiator' ~by, having weighed a pound aM nine ounces at birth. She hu tilled O'Jt conSiderably since-which may be the underBtate• ment; pt th~ · -,~ ~e's becomlpg an old hand at saloon singing, ~~~1vn : · ~ ~~ ~ ,j~m to do -~eitly well, _tlnd,,doesn't even mind ~~:" ~ Yf'o1f'~tdJunkl. "O'ilty tfl.e clgat' -Dmoke bolhera me,'! 1) lhll -~~~,t~~-c~ll'nng ~lth ,.a Cab Ca.ll~ay shoW ~ld one- ;, ·~.IJ "t , .. ~t:~tli;fiilf Into her ttrormn.nce- ~allte rets 9() worked .Jip · ~ •tl~: UJ~t hit? even 'klc 1 ·Ot 1ler abOe.li-thllt she took an ~u'*'rt:t ft:Villk' lNP atruu the; Oor • ; . aritJ lil\d rtr~t Into the l<tjl at -• c:~;~etomefr1W1'Jb -~ sipping Scotcb thoughtfully and gnawlng ~ • chleieli IC. lt ·broke Cab Up completely. 1JL kdintrer ot )u11e Andrtwa, Se.Uie ie c&.ndld abou~ hel"flelf and he'Ftafentl. "AI a slag.e~· ahe llll.id with th:ll charmlnt amiJe, "I'm t pat dancer. . And U'W'danc~r-- boy. I'm a 11\vin(ln' cook!'' MO.'u)',,Jhe idlled, she "wlgglea." TtJ~te she hu wiggled hertel! ••• 10 tt,T60 a ·welk, Which is a 11lzable ai'nount. or money-·unth yo~ at . wH~'a ertd that you've only c~eartd a~ut $150. really, It's llr'nolt enoush to make a girl quit .. • but not quite. :.. 'fM..a: · ._,__ , · , I ,.',.a-n ' '\ ' • • I " 0' - . •. l 'i·b- j 809~ ' ~ ~~~*Jb ~i~ ~rlk~~~ ~Q ~EQT~ ~~~· ~ttD bttbb ~fiifc •'f', Middleport. .... ' . .. ·39c DRESSING ·· · . ••••••• ~~~~·........ Qt. Jar · .'' ·N ·1 ' 0 .BEANS .•• !'!~~~; ... ~ ..~~. 53c NVW. couit~y 2 aoa19e · 5 JELLIES ....~;':?-:;~~..... 3 .~::~·.. 1. PIE CRUST 8-IIHI st.. •· There 11.re cleaning bil1s, food, hotel l1tbs and taxes--not to menl1Un tl)e COJ¥itant CIO~ ~f n~,w . gl)wns for .~>3 . act. . f.hd l~rge outlays ot' thi - lo~r lr.ten, to tho!le· itr.:Jhge men who work up · apecial material" ·aonp tor Min B. to sing. It COAts Sallie from $100 to $500 for a special l!lOrtG'-8:ftd thert are aome of these arta.1gen 'who lnalst on taking a pe;rcentag~ of her iricome rt&'\ll&rly for just so long as she ln':ludes. ~he song in her routine, "I've got. another steady, nibbling expense," Sallie said with a Jrln. ''I like to keep changing t:1e color of my hatr- and,boy, does tiNt mount. up!" . Ml"' B. Ia the girl Who won a. couple of the $1,000 drat Pl'iUfJ on the CM11Ce of a f,ifdffile te'levislon ahow1 pt:ople with jazz !eanlngt may remember her as Duke Ellington'll onetin\e vocalist. She's sun 1reen ancJ new to the' busil\ess and life seems to be a succession of ~ ,ipldly•pasalng- milestones to her, "The other night I sang Cor th'e ftNt ttme In :t.tacllson Square Garden, a t a bill' beneftt," the aald, "illld it made me q~ake. All U1ose thouso.ndl5 just llstelflnr to me. what 1 dld wu jUsr ·itand there and anake." . Ground Mveral limos dally. Fresh ---·--p Real Estate (21) tolllaloea lara~ Pink Mexlcana, •oD·Itla. Second liO\l.!llll Ea•t from tehool houae, Wm. H. Holmea, S)'raeu~e, Ohio. or 8M Pearl . Llh.C-oltyon-- -- -·--- ..Je.tr. .. ..... ller. -· -:::--;------78·19-31 ·:.· .~ Jl.'IIURANCE AGENCY ..... Au-10, ·-·~ ACCIDINT CD,AVELY 1dAC'I'OR Ull!!ll aacl llrvtce. R. A. Fl11111r, lUI ~ . .ln St., Pomeroy. T·2f.4.'h..~. ~·~,U:..:,:;m::.:•::.:· tw~n Hoi'ne and Dandridge, with ove11ones of Radney Downlna Real E1tate B~ker ( Belaf6nte. Peopll! who spend more ot 0:\eir Ume . SoUle In c•tes than I do have usurcd me th.a't thjt js ....tt..JUI:so - who c~n~~ ~ - m~klnr it big. _ ~. ·· " "' ._~ just . · year ago, ~lflle tt'IQ me~ -~ looking -. ~... · · but beauut\11, "I was maklnfi'.i~~Qp ~.eek / · .,..orklng at a phlee In the Catskill mountains- ana gett~ · to )\:'~p '•70 of it. l;j Jl&ed to grumble• ~ lilUe about that and wo er jus~ what J thol!ght I ~':~ ~olng, anrway-but qow that I make more · th•n 10 time&; YJ~t. ,amo\int each week, , • 1 aet to ke11p onl~ . about ' h50, on ttui l.:wra.ge\ i wish somebody w'lU!d tell me whfl' happen.'' top" FOR SALE - Applel. New Ua· nn Orrhard, New Haven . rhonc TU-24688. t·29t! "Call Uive , " · F'aaten TO BEGIN WITH. the $1,750 each seven days that Sallle drags down now is a groat !!urn. C:1t of It c...mep: ALL the ~XJ?~~s for Sallie B1atr, girl Witrg1t!lt', _'1.'\tt ap:n;ts' coni.mi•Jsionl cOm~;" the -or, out< of .tht $1,15"0--ll:fld the~ Stille llas to ~ay lht~ aa,IJries an~ tnVennf ex~ses of a drummer and a pinnis~,w~~ \\'~rR wit.h. Box 124. CllJI'inJ Tomatoe1. s. ,God .ot ' ~ ·I'" ,,,. ' I Cut from loan corn·fod porkel'l. Roasts with less ohrlnkago. high- but ti.)l:e It frpm Miss . Ii- 2.C0>1dnr · herb . .~. ·:r~c;·~ . . ~~ bank. · In a aome ·of the salartea are thp Baltlmore-bol'J] ctflld qf 23 · :,~:;~~~ year really !'\as l!lky"rbekete_~. you pa_rdOn t)-1, e,x:pre~l<m. tq-a pi~~~ near top in the nloon-slngtng field. A self-designated "wiggler," she's a singer who'a a croBS be- ., . 1 ." •••••••• ,._It, :U. Coh Nm. 0 - ·p · ';J,J '" -" .-. tl...) WHOLE SMOKED LB. tl:l~ the monecy ,a ata! cets to lleeP is .. ..... .... ' FOR GIFTS OF APP.RECIATIOII- FREE! 17) Help Wanted lence . Reasonable priceH. Call Pomeroy 304-.1. 8 12 l2tp (9) For Soie JUNK CO. rheM 110 U 1U na,. Inaide and Outside Hou •2 Paint· DODGE • PLVIIOUTII OHIO VALLEY -- - - - ]962 Buick!! as low as $6P5. Choice of fiv e gol'ld curs. Dl a~ttnar.~. Bnu sckeeper to care for twn Pomeroy. 8-16·6\ c children during the day . Apply after 6 1'. M. 166 Ash Sl., Mid· 18M Olda Super ··as". $2,411~ . 2 til eport. 8·19·3lp dr. Hard Top. "PoW''" s\eerlnR and brakes . . Hydramatic drive. Jmmediatl!. Girl ttl or over for tcmpurary help with a:cncral A fine aulomobllc. Blactlnars, housework, baby !,itling, car~ Pomeroy. 8·16·6tc ol two small rhilllrcn . Live In ·--- -~ 1803 Buick Spe-r ~ al. Rh·lcru. Pri · m· out. P~une 241. 8-16·61c yately O'Wnf'd. May be :>ecn 111 Hou.~c kccper rniddl<! flgcd l;Hiy. Swat~ci's Ashland Service Sta Uon. 8·21 ·4lc Wi-ll rc~ein:. ~:ood tn~ atment , not mu ch work. .lohn W. Young, Racine lu. No. 2, Meigs (~o. . ,.· ICilAP IRON - QTAL.II Scaf..>ld hJarda, Drop Clotba. t::lb:aton Fl•her, Middleport. Pbone _________ my :new WE 8U1' JTIIUCTUAAL I ·~ s-,- 1~08) ftnl5h wltb new blue top, awl all leather scat11. Hydramat!c driVf . Really RhArp looking. __:• . 16 )- F or ent or a e · -.. - -· -For r.en1 - Extension t..adderl, Conv. Cpe . Like new light blue __ "~ WINKLE By BRANNEil ' .. �' ' • • I Prayer Meeting Held Wednesday South Bethel EUB Sunday School 1 The sundoy ~~~?} P,i~nl i~~..c~~~~~~~,~ ~.~n~,?.r l Mrs, 0 E MrKLnley ll'd the de vottonal ser\' lct al the Prayer W.ednesday evenmg and f'red 1 FOR \ - I I .-, .J Idel' " A 1 1h tJ '. t losP ot the meeting a ou1 se was served after whll'h a ~ll rnl auct1on wa1 held ~pon~ored hy the ways and means com m1ttl'c dt·~~«·t·t t At MULLENS SOHIO SERVICE Phone 9391 IDS 2 Chl't~tt>r a See Mullen 'f I Cuunt.'li Daughters of Amcnca: m(lt 10 regular seaalon, Tuesday eve mng with E11tber Ha \t'S couns1lor pre!lid&nJ. Mrs Jcme You ng wall reported 1111 and Laura Ma.e Hartung has I brok<'ll arm due to a fall 1\, com rn un1catton wa! read from Mabel Timmerman , ~tate couiM'U treuur- 7• .,.• T11un. & Fri. Joan Collins Jack Hawklna "THE LAND OF THE PHAROA.HS" Middleport ICtnemascope-Techn&i-'=o!Or) · (Spectacle wltb treachery) Vera Ralston David Brian "ACCUSED OF MURDIIt" n \ I I I Fancy Young •D l t" Lubrication • I dent of the Olive-Orange PTA for 1\lr an~ Mrs James Van Meter thref' years, and »erved as sccre and Mrs Mllbel \'an Meter re· t.ry of the PTA County Council 1 turned t.o thetr home Cheater, for one year, has also been .acttve ' Tuesday from MarLon where they The Pit'ftiC Sunday wUI be the m the work of the Tuppers Pl.ouns 1wC>re called by the death of Don fifth Annual Picnu: 11nce thetr EUB Churches, serving a1 local Pemry a relative beg 1nnmg 1n 19153 The first two conference secretary for mne . M 'd M V t 1 plcmc1 were held at the Portland years, and a member of the Par- 1 d r r~ ~· 1= b a en t~e . sonage Board smee 1948 an am11Y o ar ers urg, Park , the third one :tt a Martetta C" h 1va are spendmg a few days with • · t Mrs nrl tl [} W o wa ~ pres! ' Park ,and Ias t years ptcme a d S " 1 S ri t d 1 i\tr and Mts Eldon Kraeuter and the Middleport Roadside Park ay cuoo upc 0 en e nt a1 'da ughters ,Mo['ning Star. The fln:t ptcmc set the record South Bethel EUB, Dec 18• 1949 · Mrs Jere WUton spent a few in attendan~e at 67, Which has and began her work as such Jan 1days last week 1n Amesv1l)e w1th not been reached stnce, the picmc lit, 19 ~• contmumg to the pres ' Mrs R E W1ison She was also at Marietlll betng the nearest witb ent t1me, w1lh the exception of 1 L h d one year The Children's and an overntgnt guest o1 er gran . 64 In attendance Adult 's Chotrs, unde[' the dir(>c- parents, Mr and Mrs Verne 1 The dlty'~ prtlgram Will bel!ltn tion of Mrs Chrtsty, bavc made Da vts, Mtddlep~rt with Sunday ~hool at the park numerous appearances tbroulilh· Mrs Jeff W1lson returned to at 10 00 A.M., followed by a pte- out Me~.gs and surroundtng coun- her employment at Lhe Metl!ls Gen na~ lunch at the noon hour liCll • eral Hospttal, Monday afler <1 The afternoon prog will " weeks \'acahon consist of special mustc:tm selt!c· Janet CJ1risty, who was Valcd1c I Mr and Mrs Russell Radr hff tJGnl b) local talent plus song b tonJn of the 1956 class of Ohve· returned to th.en home, Beaver the children and Young pe: 1Y Orange, completed her frvshman It Falls, ra. TucsdQy, a£ler a vtstt and a brief message ot gree~nei year at Otterbein College, Wester- .vllh her stster and brother j.n by the pastor Rev Everett Br Ville, 0, and will return there law, Mr and Mrs R C G1lmore comb, wbo w'as returned ~:~ Sept 12 to resume her stu d1es and her m'lther, Mn Waid Foster week to the Tuppers Plams EUB The Chr1stv Famtly hal'e made Racme Mrs Radcliff sp~nt a Cireuit for another year D_lany appearanCCll as evangelistic week here and M[' Radcliff ar· Mrs. Faye Watson, Assistant smgers, In 1he churches of Cen- rived Sunday Superintendent of the Sunday Sch tral and Southeastern~ Ohm, and Mr and Mrs John M1tch and ool,' uoounced Sunday fhat the West V1rg1ma . f~mily are 11-pendlng a weks vaea... picnie waa being planned also as They will rcmam at t~c Port- t1on on a moto~ tr1p throua;b tbe a Farewell Get-Together tor Mr land Park, Sunday, unttl 4 00 p south and Mrs. Garrett ChrUlty and M Mrs Harold Johnson has redaughter, Janet, who wiiJ $love W L -Pet. GB turned to her home, Sprtngfleld to Mt. StcrUng, Ohto, before Sept. Toronto 76 38 a67 after a vtsit with h« mother Mrs l. Butfalo 75 58 15ti4 11:1 Emma Leifheit · Mr. Chml.v, a lifc·long res1dent Jtiehmond 69 63 523 li of Meags County, and !or 39 Roohcster Mr and ~rs WLihs Bearbs 68 68 500 9 )ears a te11cher In t'he Meigs Mlarru have returner! to their home, 03 66 481 9 County Schools, haa: accepted a Havana Portsmouth, Va after a visit with 62 72 463 14 poaitton at the Darby Twp School Columbus hts parents, Ur and Mrs Harry 81 73 455 15 located at rlerby, OhiO. Montreal Bcarhs and f~mlly 00 74 448 16 :=:-:cc--:---- ____::;__;____:_:_ __ 1 Horton Brown of Columbus ls the guest of relntlve!l Mr and Mrs Elmer Baum of Bremen VIS ited Mr and Mrs Ed Mr and Mrs Charles Baum , Baum , Mr nnd Mrs. C 0 Frecker Whtle here they attended the Meigs Cou nty Fair for the ftrst time tn 35 years Mr.~ Marlin Gorby anct d<Jughl(' r H<u nel Sue of Mt Pleasant M1ch, ~pent the WC(Ik t'nd w1th Mr an-l Mr.s Bert. Babic and ftumly !lnd ath•nded Lhc funcrat South &ethel EUB Church of Sll· ver Rid.,:e wdl have ft's Annual Plchlt, Sunday, Aueust 25, at the Portland Park meeting at th e Church of Chnst Fryers~ 1115; or John Babic n Betb Fresh.out• Fullg Dre••ed . Cnt•Vp. ,,, ~ " ~ Ill& ~pent th e weekcrid Pan RefUigl c B IDSI ol p, Mrs. Virgil Casto was honored LB. I IIIII . dl I "I No Extra Charge for Cut•Vp .. l A p, 1903 ••s. • 181 . Ground Beef. . SJiced ·Bacon '- '10 Dl ~9 Lar1 dl< po Sinn ll< 8·1 Nell ~~ -Sp PL•rto 6! For " Sb II. .... ••• Ti• I I Mcs Gcoo·gc cuto, "" Georgi:!, Mrs Eynon PIump Breasts •' . ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 69c: lb. IFred ""· Feed Snodcc ,Me. Svhol: Legs & Thighs .. · .. .. · .. · · .. ·~,65c ILu. ~ ueMrs :\1artha Searles, Barhnra Ltt Sendmg gt fts were Mrs Ralph . A&P SliPER-IIJ(iJIT . . TOP QUALITY, FRESHLY- I w1th a atork shower gtven by Mrs MadRe GrHham and Mrs John Bryan at her home on Reed S~reot, Gamefl were played and pr.1.es won bv a number of t.be guc11ts The hostesses served s~ndw1ch cs, cup cakes, koolade a11d ('Offec · Guests wer(' Mrs oai.u1 O:ler, Mr11 Lawaence Manley, Rosemary IManley, Cut•llp Chieken Par-ts li< lB Columbus wLth Mtss Mrs. Virgil Casto Is Honored Guest At Stork Shower al dJ . of S'curlcy Hable. II ' POMEROY SOCIETY LEAN 100% PURE BEEF Jt~metl Paul Swtshcr, Mr~ Clark , Mrs Vtola Squalls, 1 Mn Anna Pclcrs, Mrs Robert Crtllr,, Mrs Mac Lcw1 11 , Mr!'l Charles Wtse. Davis, Mrs 2 s 8 5c ' Former Residents Entertain For LB. 2 1.29 Birthday Party Canadia11 Bacon _ 89c . 6 9 CantJed Hams... -A&P SllPER-RJGIIT Lean - • • • • • • ~ PKG• • AN\' SIZE PIECE • BONEI.f:SS . • OLD t'ASIJIONED Till CK SLICED • A&P SUI'ER-RIGIIT • • • L B i Mane • READY 1'0 EAT- D TO li·L8. SIZE (~Ia • HAMS ...... • • • • U. 5. NO. I .. .. SIZEA I-I lb. • • • Mrs L 0 Gardner und brother, Cllffo1·d Steele, former local residentR, entertained recently at tbcir farm home near carpenter wtth a birthday party for Lmda Carol Wcbrung, stx year old daughter of Mr and Mrs. Gardner 79 elb.)~ Wehrunr, Those present w~re Elmer We· Ml', and MrS Gardner We- 11-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Aug 22, 1951 IMrs. Josephine Pickens Honored McElroy Reunion · On Occasion Of Her 91 st Birthday Held On Sunday Mrs JamE"!I Mur-ray. GrBDt for thl'l new JleedsviUe school re· At Portland Pork Street, ent.erUUned Saturday With cently a ~irthday dinner for her LUster, At the dinner Mr and Mrs, Harry Pickens, Racme, presented his mother with the center·pleee of pink chrysanthemums., pink and yellow rosebuds which bar monired with the ptnk birthday cai.e and pmll: candles on the table. 'fhe blealng was asked by Clyde" Pickem: preced!llg tbe meal Att,ending the dinner were Mn:. Pickens ,the guest ot honor, Clyde P1ckens, Mr and Mrs Ode Masur, Mr and Mn. Harry Pickens, Rac1ne, Mr .and Mr11 Harold S.uer and daughter, Mar} Ruth, f'erhan Meadows, Mr.. and Mrs \'lilliam Murray, Worthington, Ky and Mrs. Lily Thorntlfl. 87, who has lived with Mrs. Pickens for the past eighteen years Mrs. Josephine Pickens, ReedsVille, who ~aa 91. Mrs. Ptckepa I sthe daughter of the latP. Joseph and Mary Bailey Randolph and the widow of Warreo P1rkens Her fath6r waa .owner of the Reedsville Ferry at the time of Mor~an's Ra.td durmg the ClYll War and the children often heard him tell of bemg force to show 1 he ratders the ford at the river. Clyde Ptckiftns, her youngest son, hves WJth h1s mother , whG contmues to gard~'ll and do her work at their home , She hAs sold thirty acres of her land for the Forked Run Lake and eight aeres MI"dd}eporf Socl"ety F'Jower Show Tuesday and was al!t'Ompamed to Cblllicothe by Mr!'l. Robert Reibel who visited Mr and Mrs. Wtllia.m Kitchen Mrs. Orin Smltb has returned Mr and "1"rs. Randolph Ward from a trip with , Mr .and Mrs. and dtt.Ut:rhtef, Mary Lu, aad Mrs George McAllister, Charlest.€ln, ~o Henry Murray, Riple~ ,Wele re. Roanoke, Va, where they.,. Vllited Cent (:Uests of Mr:s. Jamea Mur- a cousin, Ernest RUIJIIIell. and ply Ml'!J. WdJi.am Dow and daugh- family Mr Ruaell lived he.-t lefs. Kath:t and Susie, Ravens- when he was a boy wat-~ Mlu Liz. wood ,are spending the week wJtb zie aad Mr. Ben ZnJIPan, ' , uncle her grandmother, Mrs Murray. and aunt or .Mrs. .rmUh Mad ){jo. M:r and Mrs Glee Stackhouse lfcAihster. and ramtl~ , Keith and Deanna, Mt , .and Mrs Charles - W. EU)g Ind1anapohs, left Monday for and family , and Mr and Mr,. thetr home after a week's vasit Arttue EJiis h11ve returned to lliWith her mother, Mrs. Victoria IDOLS after attending a reunion of )fcCarley, and brother, Clarence the Ellis children htt"e. Among McCarley those present were Mrs. Ruth 1 Cheadle and five chlldl~n. A / 3c Charles W (Dick) Foley ls re-~ and Mrs James Harris i\fr and cpvermg satisfact?rily at Holzer Mrs Fred }earles and f~mlly Mr 1-fospJtal after major surgery and Mrs. Stanley Ellis were un· Mr and Mrs Carroll Meadows able to attend the reunion. aru:l family, Linda and Racky Hil--- hards, arriVed Wedne11daY for a visit With his parent.s, Jdr .and Mr. R, C Meadows Ch ea·dl e f Oml"I y Reunwn • Is Held Repcc.. ntatlve and Mcs. Geo•ge 1 The 16th annual MeElroy un.ion was hr>ld Sunday Augy.} at the 1state Pll(k, Portland. A basket dinner was ~d uoon and during the afterndol) cream was !erved. Among those attendlq ~r and Mrs Howard and Mrs. ("')arlie and Mr1t E1erett 1augbter~ ,:~11 1 C'omtn~ • ! I We know your grass can be greener .•• ••• and it's so easy! ELBERFE lb. ea. 69~ LBS. , 4 FREESTONt: . , 21Nt:ll AND UP A&P,DRANU A&P SUPER RIG liT I I ·, ' -. SL!n:n IN SUGAR- t'RESII FROZEN Strawberries - Lunch.e on M·e at I' • • • • • • • 5 .3 • 10-0Z. PKGS.. 55 ~ Delicate moldlnc of ID1IIs and sensitive detailing mak61 the "Dana" group an outstanding example of the Scandinavian de· slj!n II!fluqnce. The "Ilana" group'oj contoured baek spring and deep FleD!eel bas< spring mlll\es for unexcelled comfort as well as distinctive styling. ' READY·TO-SERVE " • • -- . ,. SINGLE COPY-6c .. BASHAN Memhart plan to leave Friday for For the flrll'f. llmc in fwe years 1 Bv Mrs. A. H. B•Hri Grove City "here they Will visit all .seven ch\ldren of Mr and :\1r anrl Mrs. J. Mayer llRd llrs J W Chcar' le w('rc as~m- .TllLTif'S Spoalln Mr and Mrs John chddren, Cheri and Jobs . bled tcgethcr on JSunJay, August d of lhc l t~t l e.·~ Mrs Joe Young Sr will spend 17 A poHuck dtnncr was ,bcld a1 Spaun, Pro•pc~t. o, Frida,y m J01ckson with , Mr .and I' their hom e Mr 11nd Mrs wrn. Mrs Robert Yates and chddren, Attending were Mr and Mrs and Mr1 Amanda Baer flalKly , Kathie and Sandra The D~a Cheadle and son of Cam-- Run spent Tuc"day wltb Mr. sixth blrthd.1y of Sand['a wtll be brtdlge, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morell Mrs A. H Bailey celebrated durmg her vistt :uul eoli of San<ii:sky, Airman Mr and Mrs Jumor Harry McMaster, who had been , James W Harris and wife and are spcndmg a few day.!l a medical patient at Meig!l Gen- 1 Tamefl Charli'.S, Conme and Ronnto' parents Mr and Mrs. eral Hospital was returned to hts I Cheadle Fortney of Waorsaw home Wednesday in the Rawhngs- 1 ·-;.;;i;;;;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;~::;;;;,:;=~~~i;;;;;;;;;~:i Coats ambulance • Mr .and Mr~ Robert Baye~' and two sons, Greenup, Ky., have been vtsttlng "tlr. and Mrs Wll· liam Aull and'ramily. Mn' Chl!.r· I lea Slndaii and son, Charles, Spnngueld, who have , been v151 ting with the AIJ.It famdy and Mr 1 and Mrs Gene Dodson nnd famtly, hAve gone on to Baltimore for a e;hort visit Cap Flem ing, Hunllngton, who has been 111 for the past two months, viSJted triend!l here WedYou ge~ stronger roots, nesday Mrs Harry Farmer and Mr, and healthy growth, extra sparkle • Mrs Larry Farmer, F\lrt Wa)'ne when you feed >'lith Scotts Ind., have been visiting r>ee Har: tinger, Mr. and Mrs Leo SearlC!l TURF BUILDER America's, Mrs Dave Farmer and Mr .and Mr11 Arthur Skinner pioneer ]awn food, Economi· Mrs WtHJU I' Theobald has been ltnder the care of a local doctGr cal too, feed 5,000 sq ft $4.50 this week after an insect bile on let~s than a dime per I 00 sq ft her arm became infected. Judson Boley, John Jones, Mr Scott and Robert Darst, Colum· employees of the New bus, all Neflll SeedP We have the 3 Scotts blends York Ccntrnl Railroad, were here to atend the funeral of Hank Speoial FAMILY blend, Deluxe PICTURE, Util~IT ' Young . PLAY UWN- 98,, 11.49, $1.98 Mrs. JamPs S Titus, RoUand, wa• judge of the Ross County Fatr """"<'- - - - - - · --CoRN~ in Md lee Ul pr~cr'ibe for your lawn. hrung and daughtcn, Linda Carol and Cat~1e Louise lee cream and birthday cake were served at the party, Mrs. Elmer Wehrung ,who it recoverma: slowly from a two week'a m. ness, was unable to attend tbe family a:atherlng. . !6 LB. AVG. • ·- - - - --~ vp;n BAG • - --··- ---- .•.. WHITE COBBLER • • • • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Frlciay, August23, 1957 8 LB. • NO 110 ' ::-·:p,;;;iJ,";j , ·- Watermelons • Elberta Peaches ----VOL IX ' Wtlbur McElroy. ·:(~~:~~!~ Wolfe. Mt .and Mrs:.. <laughter Lois Ann Mr and Mrs Emor.y daughter, Addie, Ur .and E1son Spencer anl.l "'11vLd And Ikie. Mr •·•;;;j,;,:;~ HaiTls, Mr. and Mrs. Harr&s and rlaW!htera, Mary and Patty aU of Racine. Mr and Mrs. Henry and son Vance, Mr . Jack Waods. 'Mt' , and -r;;;~ ·~; Rose, son Arcb1e and w Julie and Mandie ,Mr LoweD Dine and 1 o_hi~dr-n, an Mrs WAid Lee Spencer chiJdren , a.nq, ?(rs Oris Smith children, Long BottGm ; Mn. ' Wdlf, Mr and Mrs. Archie Mr .and Mrs. Glenn Tuttle, Ouane, Btlly an>dd /~:1'~'..,',.~ 4aughter Kathy, Pf ton Tuttle, soR W.••~or alil tthters, Susan and Charlie M,.Eiroy gene Mid Vlfg!l, Mr and )Irs Ivan. Wuod of Pomf'fl'v Jt "as dl'ctded to meet Portlan1 ]lark next Y<'ar iay .'\ue-uo;t 10 Mrs . cer of Rac1ne was selected secretr,ry ~·HI lreasuN<r tor .. RED RIPt: <:UTTERS ' DfiVOted To l'lle lntneau Of l'h Jfelpo.Mu. . ·Aretl o( ~ ·' at y e Of'!lo: Generally f•lr MMI a little wanMr in tM north Milar. Gc!Mrally fair tenltht • . _ , . a ctJeonct of .....,.... .,. thYIMie,. .how.rs In th. ex.t,...... nretlhu;Mt Ia,.. tor.ltlht. s.turcl4y IMI'tty cloudy , w:attarwd sho......, .,.. thunden.howers likely north aMI Wftt. Cool•r In tiM ext,.,.. north Saturday High to4.,. In the lOt IGW tonight $7-65, Mr. and Mrs IP•v qhter, Can*"rt' Delll!•!i Serif< h<t WASHED WAXED·! IRST • Weather • I KER FU ' Grindley Court Not Reporting Traffic Demerits Jushcc of Peace R E. Grindley said todaY that htll court I& not sendmg "<lemcrit.;" for tralfk Df. fenders to the Sta~c Burea" of Motor Vehicles Grindley sud the attorney general of Ohio bas ruled that julllt1ce8 of peace, not being cou,tl of record, shall not forw.ard domerits to the Bureau ot MO· tor Vl."hicles. When the neW!Y· created county judge takes offiCe Jan 1, 1958, that · court wlll be one of record. and Wl11 forward notices of traffic convictions to columbus .. The law prOVIdes that after 12 demerits have been received by tr.afftc violators Commol't Pleas Courts may make invalid the offender's driving permlt. Varlo.ua off~nses call for different domer· its, wtth driving while mtoxicated drawing six blaek mt~rks. Meanwhllc, Grindley said he fmcd Fehx W X!ve1a, Paln~iiJ.e, o $100 and co8'l8 and ser-tenctld hl~ to three days. in jail for DWI Kivela, hoavin.g a~y served three days wading for hill hearmg, was r~eased Thunday Sheriff Robert C Hat.terlbaoh reported jaihng Bertha 'Bas~ , 37, f,hddleport, .for intodeation Thursday after her urest bY police there. She wUI appear before Mayor C 0. Il'lsh.er. EltzBbeth YonKer, ~. Pomero)' (Conlinuett qn Pagt Two) '· 1 \ ' Kaulfl Pometqy, waa inJured at work thta at the Obio Valle)' Junk 3 crane· hQ" over, and Autos Collide COLUMBUS UP ·Oov C Wll· ltam O'Netil said Thursday he would refer a proposal for a new rour-lane bndgc across the Ohto River between Che11apeake and Damages totalllna: $250 were Huntmgton, W Va, to hiS dtrecestimated cau~ed to two automo- tor of highways for "exploratiOn " biles In a colltsion Thurld&Y' afterA six-man delegation from the noon on tbe upper parkinl lot in area told O"e1ll a new bridge 18 Pomeroy at the Lyan-st entrance. needed to replace the exi_.stmg two Pollee aaid Nao;n.t Francis Ben- lane bridge . Uey, 63, Middleport, backed out of Prtnctpal spokesman for the a parking space into tbe lane on the lot and did not ace Opba W. group, who said their purpose was Offutt, 29, Pomeroy, comins to- to seek statfl aid in building the wa!1f her. bridge, was C. W. Bios!'!, vtce Dl.magu Were estimated at $50 prt!sident of the Southern Lawto the Bentley car aqd $200 to rea«~ County Chamber of Com· Offutt'll. 'l."bere were no injuries mCice and chaum•n of tt.s roads and no cttaUoJtJ ull:ed. committee , On Park!ng Lot I Fifteen Workmen Are Rescued After Being Trapped 3 Hours Pl'I'I'SBURGH (UP) - Firemen battling flames, smoke and gas fumes rescued 15 workmen today from a 9,000·foot long sewer project tunnel where they were trapped deep underground for nearly three hours The 1motor of an e1E!ctric locomotive used to haul mud and rock from the obaft caught lire at aboql 8:30 a.m., cuttmg off the tunnel won crew just beyonr the 3,1)00-fqGt mark. Police reported the rescue op· City Clremen, porlice and con •ratlon complete by 11 :30 a m The trapped men ;l!fusted re.!l struct!on a"eW! bUilt Up a mass eWe reaeue operatloh within min 'UO worker& in extingmshing the ~~mcs Firemen clroppOO ftre vte~ aRer th~ fire fl'ared. The) broutht In emergenc:,-1ant, smokt ~xlfnguLShers and hoses down an ejector and . lu.ctlon equJ,pment 18-lneh air vent wh!eb re11ehed beyond the ftre l'e:K!ue erews .pu.ahed through the surface darkened tonnel , wJth fir( oolnt 'l'he tnen toot the equip· equipment •nti tmnpreued sh 11ent and ~tc}ted in a!l OrOOten IVUrtn.g gas ma1b, ' pushed li'P hotel. The trapped men, who had bud "rQpl the other .t1de 1 in the winddled ll&fe\,Y beyond the fife flar· ing tunnel, whieh runs 50 Lo '7~ feet below the surj1K:e. I~ In the 30-foot diameter tun r1remen wearing ps masks nel, appearecl ln good condltlon as they raeed tbrou1h the moho pu1hed their way deep 1nto the cia'rkened shaft dragging a eomand Cllrbon dioxide fumes. dtven eame out in the first presaed ak hose to prov1de addi.croUp whiiCl the remainin&" four UonaJ OXYi'E'O. One reF<:ue work· wl!tta lot tho otlll oper<U1141 er, Jamts Euebpler, wall over4 equipment to clear come by p1 fumes and was haul· 1 nnUlwtloo. the air. ('Comtntloil '6n Pi110 Two) ' Musial Suffers Chip Fracture Of His ShoUlder PHILADELPHIA UP -X-rays disclosed today (hat Stan Mu111al suffered a chipped fracture of the shoqlder blade and may be out two weeks, snapping hill National League record of consecu~lve gamea played Cardinal C A Doh Bowman, trainer, !IBid the chip reaembled a piece of ball about a q4arter of an Inch long He said • Musial couldn't ral1e his arm because of the injury The X-ray naminatwn was or dercd after Musial appare,ntly puUed a muscle swmgmg at 11; higb pitch m Thursday n1ght's g~:~me w1th the Philadelphia Pbillies ,. Flies Cro" Patltio" An anawer and cro1111 petllion - a1k1ng divorce and, custody of three minor ch1ldren was ftled todAy tn Common Pleas C~.urt 1n the action Phyllis L Tannehill vs Cbester L . Tannehill. lmergen~y C•ll The Middleport ~ Emergency Squad wu called ' at 4 30 p m Thursday wbeD Mra. Mulford, Gallla·Melp line, bad. a heart att•ct-. ' She 'waS Laten lG the Me)JI Gentiral Ho8,plli.l'•b:r fhe Squad. Specialist Meets With Schoo] Head cqu1pment may be bought on an mstaJ.lment basi~ ftle Pomero) committee 'ill to be contacted to see 1f they are still mterested m a JOint purehase of. a !lweeper P.hUer also gave a de1a1Jed report of the msuranc~ on vtlla11c property and announced that imurance men had been appr.a..islng (K'Operty tn the village aad DiviSion 10 Headquarters of the state highway department would rccbrnmeno the amount of ~ed Further action ' confirmed today that Meigs County's superintendent of hJgh insurance \\Ill be taken at th(' next meet ways has been asked to resign and that Carl Offutt would step ing out of the looaljob August 31 Councilmen prrscnl were Wa\·ne J. C. Kendle, division engineer, said Offutt's replacement, GtbOOns, Dand M1llcr, David Jen· so far as he knew, has not been named He i.ldded that a tern· klns. Robert 1o1cElhmny, L. R. orary appomtee. probably would - - - - - - Wiley and others were Mayor be named and a permanent ap "It's qUJte Ukely that someone Fisher, CIC>rk :Mumn, Treasurer polntment made latef. department tn Meigs Lanlft, Chief of Police Bartrum, 10 the Mr Offutt ~as been supenn· County w11l be named acting sup· SoltcJtor Fultz and Strecl. Fore· tendent of the local department ermtendent,'' he said "until a man Lewis EIUs, James. Arnold, since 1949. He bad held the posr- permanent appmntee 1s named" su~,terv1sor or the street repair work. bon during an earlier 11tate dem ocratic adminlatratlon, also, stepKendle also htnled that an act· -~-ping down during an interlude m tng supermtendent might be GOING TO F"IR the Wuachc reign "sent m" from outstde the counb' Chartes Sheets, Jr and his son Engineer Kendle Aid Offutt's He recalled that durmg the GGV Junmy, leave tod,ay rur the state replacement is a problem ' for White admmLstratJon Herbert faiT where Jlmmy's horse, Little "penonnel" and that he dld ~ot Shook, from outside the county. Red, will be showed Wednesday, know wbo tbe new 1uperinten- served as supermtendent for a JJmmy will stay until Wednesliay dftllt mlab,t be, or wbo be 1s• ,if considerable time on l!!mporary and hiS lither will return Saturdq• Already Mlected.. .appollltment. Offutt Asked To Resign Post On New Program As M~igs County Highway Supt. \ Miss Amy Allen, spt>f'iBI educa han specialist and P t). Wagner, psychologlat from the stAle de· partment of education were 1n Meig11 Count) Friday , AUI!Iust 23, comultmg w1th Mhool offLclalll relative to problems of spcctal educatmn Western Local !ehoGl d1strict HI atarbng 11 ~e1a.l "dueallon program th1s year COI'Miituting part ()( the effort to improve in· struchonal facilities ' Pretent Gifts Members of the Redlegs L1ttle Leasue basehall tea~ presented the1r managers-Don Belling and Paul (Corky) Kloes- with attractive cufflink and tie pin sets lut mgbt at the trophy pre.entation ceremony preceding a picnic at the bi&b school 1 grounds. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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