https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/39daf683694e982598f93263ca9df79a.pdf 18978d41857e41aefe0616fcddd2b014 PDF Text Text • \ Just Whitt11n,g Or 11blp and Stud)', 8:30.ll 00 Specbl Mu.rne, Sumon, "Wby Do Chrllt· lall.i Suffer'" Nursery and Jumur Chureb for all children, Bible Study and Prayer 7 30, Wednesday followed by pllnning seaton for Lay Development Program. Making Something? mun1on and preach.lh.ll the Churcl. of Christ, Keno, ~very Sunday 9 30 A 14... iu.nday School and com.mu01on, 5~nd Sunday ID month 10 JO A M l'hurch communion and preachioa: fourth ~unday tn month 7 31} p If chu .... ll preachm& Th• t.nrl•tiu Cl - rch at H.,.._ lock Grove every Sunday 9 SO A M S•mday &hool and communiOn S...'<=OI,d Stmday m month 7 30 P M church .,Jeachml fourth Sunby m mourb to 30 A M churcb ~o mmunwn and preachmi - Churc:h Of Chrltt, Mlddl•port, Fred I Gardner, pastor Bible School, 9 30, Homer Rice, supt , Morning worshllJ, 10 30, sermon subJecl "Today Hath ThiS Scripture Been Fulfill ed", 7 30, EvenIng M-rvlce, sermon subJect "Hmdered Pra)crs" Wednesday , 7 30, Prayer m~tmg and 81ble study F1rtt B•ptls.t Chorc:h, Mlddl• porl, the Rev C E Hoyt, palilor. Church School, 9 15, Gerald Anthony, supt , Mornmg worship, 10 ll\ sermon topic "Jesus Sit· tlnil Beside the \\tell", Monday, 7 30, Middleport Cub Scouts Pack meeting , WednefK!ay, 7 30, mLdweek Prayer and Praise serv1ce. Mt. Mortah Baptist Church, Mid· dlcport the Rrv N D Bordon, pastor BJble School 9 15, Arlena Reese, supt , Mormn;: worship, 10 30 81" 6 p m I I •' EUB Ch~rches., M8rnlng Sh•r & Etll cl prbc Hcv Pastor Mornmg L1 ston Ha lley, Slar .Sunja., 3~h o vl 9 iS A M N.orrr.mg woe l>hip at ll A M MYF Sunday e\·e n1ng at B Prayer mei'LJng Thws duy evf'nmg Ent<>rpnse Sundoy ~chool 10 1U A M MoroJng wor sh1p ~ 30 A f.1 YF at 6 30 p_ M ~vemng worsh.tp 7 30 Pray'lt meetmg WL•dnesday 7 30 p M U9 C~ltrches., L•t•rt f•lls, Roler Mart!n, Pastor sunday School li 30 A M:, Worshtp Service 7 p \I ChrisUu Enaeavor alt«•rnah• ~uno. : s 11 t 7 30 p M. Chu.-.. h of th• N•ur•n•, $yra· cu ~e, i.o, K, Williams, pastor. sucday S<'houl 9 30 A M Mornma worsh tp 10 30 NYPS 6 30 p M , .• I I I (!: J ' •van.$te t~I I C it'rv1ce 7 30 P M Wednesday evening prayer meet 1"?. for l'u mld"»eek llnd 1ucsd8J iifl,.rnoon oraver hour Hou" of Pnyor, Ches.t•r, Su. day Sehoul g,ao A M Morning worshtp 11 A M Sunday eYemou worship at 8 P e Thursday 8 p Mrayer mec 1mg on • Bradford ... hurch of Chrls.t Sun1!ay School, 9 3~ a m. Lord's Supper irnmed•a.ely following Fre• Methodist Church, Rev. w. I H SLL,aw;baugh pastor, Laurel CtiH Sunday School g 30 Cl:~ ss mcctlng 10 30, fo MY .serv1~ 7 00 Prcachmg 8 00, Prayt' r mccttng Wee! 7 30 Hyscl nun sun<fay fAIRVIEW Rev Harry Plck.:ons, pa,lot Sunday School 0 30 a 111 , Youn g PeopleN mcetmg 6 45 p m Preachmg serv1ces 7 30 p m , J"rayer mcehng Wed 7 30 p 111 , Thursda} 7 JO p m East Letar• S S fl 30 Mnr nlng worshlp HI 45 Evenm~ wur~h 1 p 8 on the lsl, 3nl I 5th Sundays Prayer muetmg 011 1 Wednesday at 8 R•dne MJ 11 ton Chart ... Bu•h pastor, Services .':iunday 7~31} and ruesttlly 7 30 Church of Chrls.t, Pomeroy, B1blc School 9 3U, Richard Davit, supt Mornmg worship 10 80, Top 1c "The Eldership' Christian Endeavor u 30 Eventng service Daily Vacat!.Jn Btblc School Progt nm 7 .:iO. A•ortanlad Church af J••u• Ct'lr~tt of L•tar Day Saints, Old \VWll Flat!! , un Portland Roan 8-mda} Sfhool 9 30 am preachtn ~ lO 30 am 11 nd Btblc Sludy Wed""sday 8 pm. Pa.dor c w p 10 f f 1t G uc~t speaker sunday 8 • ,o 30, Joe Williams or Ironton Portland Church, RoMrt Codner, :aastor, AsJ't (laStor, EdHh Codner Servlces sunday 8 oo, Tuesday at 7 30 and Friday 7 30 I I I, ' ! I 'I d l iome whtttllng produces beautiful ca1 v1 ngs, useful articles or repairs, while othc1 Whltf!lng pJOdaces JUst Whittlings Whittlmg and ltfe have ccrtam simila11t1es Some ltves prove great gifts to mankmd ~eaders, sc1ent1sts, physiCians and muustcrs -to name but a few. Other lives .JUSt dntt or 111re "whittle d " away leaving nothmg beneficial or beautiful behmd. The t.:hurch can and often does lend a helpmg hand to put direction into lives that arc 4rlfting because of sume mu;fortune , loss or turn of events tbat has destroyt..'d faith The ehurch salva-ges lives and gives them direction Lind mccnttve to become useful and ad mlrablc Cltltcns If you kno"" of someone whose life has become mamly "whltthngs" who has not trted church attendance tor dn cttton and guidance, try to prevail upon hin{ to accompany you to serv1cefl You may well be r esponslble for providmg him with new boods ol hope ~tth the hope that it w1ll, 1n some measure, foster and help sus to1n that which i$ goad in family and community life, this feature is sponsored bv the business f1rms and orgonizotiOI'S whose names appear below. 'dam Groc. & Serv. S,n. Rutland Rd. ~omeroy, Allen Appliance Serv. 224 E. Main St J•omer()y Anthony Plumblag & Heating 140 Lincoln St. Mlddl•port Maxine Arnold Service Station Rock Springs Ro•~ Mulbe~ry Ave. l'omero) Baker Furniture Middleport Downing Insurance Agenty .•• • Middleport, Ohio Fife Refrigeration Middleport, Ohio Foreman & Abbott Custom )Built Kitchens Middleport Ohio Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Pom•roy, Ohio New Yark Clothing House Men's and Boys• Furnishings Pomeroy, Ohio ! I Ohio Valley Baking Co. Atkins Chicks 171 Meigs Equipment Co. I Makers oJ Holoum Bread R. H. Rawllnas & Sons Co. Your Dodge & il'i)'llloulh Dealer Powell's Sunoco Service Station Middleport, Ohio High Tefft Gas At Regular Price Hainer's Bakery ' Bread Bol<en 01 Good HunUngton, W. rv SERIES for Everyone "The ln•mcdiak! Answer To Prayer" WSAZ·TV Channel ·3 -IO:U a.m LAUREL CLIFF A number of fnends gathered on the Parsonage Monday evening for a farewell party, as Rev Harry Bates and l::unlly are moving to Zanesville rtfter ail: yean bere Icc eream , hom£ made cakes and kool a1d were served. Rev Wm Strausbaugh Will be put.or com lng year Mr and Mrs Marvin and grand son Bobby Allen were gu.ests of hl8 brotb.er Orville Allo:!& and wlf~ 1>---IJra!Iy Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 24, near Belpre, Ohio and were Sat· urday evening and Sunday guests of her brother Mr and Mrs Freemont Stevens. 'Mn Holland Ward and son of Rutland and mother ,b.lice Wnd, was transferred to Dexter, Ohio this week he spent Wednelday even.illJ with hi!'> mother Mra. Ward Also her son Holland wu a Sunday vleltor were carpenter work for Mr and Mra. Wellston, Otlio, Tuesday Mrs 'Ward and ann to consult an eye •Peci&llit and Mr Ward to see a doetor Mr and Mrs Henry Barlette and fanuty of Wellston, Oh.to and Jenkins of mother Mrs Minnie Ratcliff were Tuesday gue&t of Ulelr slater and daughter Mrs Ernest Ward and family of the Dexter Road Mr Earl Stevens of Canton, 0, who has employment there spent from Friday until Sunday \Uth hiS parents Mr and Mrs Free mont Stevens Charles Barnette of Detroit, Mic!l, Vllntcd friends at Eno Sunday and to look after the Barnett 1n Mr and Mrs Erneat Powell and three chllren and Home:r Powell were guests of their ncltt and famtly at S3.Iem lnd for past farm week Mr Chas Hoffner and family Churc:h Of The Nuuene, Mid· of Logan were guests of her pardleport ,the Rev Robert Palmer", ent.!l Mr and Mrs Pearl Parker pastor Bible School , 9 30, U!ster Wyatt Schafer of Mt. Vernon Taylor supt Mommg worship, was a weekend gue11t of his par10 30, 7 P m NYF'S, 7 30, Evange ents Mr and Mrs Norman Schafh5hc serv1ce, Wednesday, 7 30, cr He was accompa01ed home by prnver mcetmg, Sept 4·7, the Rev bls son Da\oid who b,ad spent the Langle} Gullett, Nelsonvlllc, Will past two weeks wltb his grand conduct speeut.l 1 ~venlng BervJt'e&, parent! Other guests at the Sch Sept 8, sonJ:" fesc .... l at 2 30 w1th afcr home were Mr and Mrs .all smgers mvrted Verne Story Of ColumbUf ,and _ Churc" Of Chrht In Christian Mr and Mrs Clarenee Ackley of Un1on, Mtddl('port the Rev Guy Ward F Sa}re oastor Sunday School Mr Olen folfe and family l apen~ 10 am i~eo C{lll supt Evange: a few days the paat week with his hst1c serv1cc5 7 30 W'l2dnesday mother Mr and Mrs Geo Renahaw 7 30 B•ble study class and attended the Mcfp County Huth Maf~odlst Church, Mid- Fair I dleport, the l.ev C R Konlmght, Mr C F Hilt and son Bru« pastor, on va<'rtllon Sunday Sc)l- were over mght guests of his ool, 9 30, Harold Woollgerd, as81B-I mo>tho" Mrs Belle Hell ,Mre. Hilt tnnt supcrmtendent ~e home after a viat in ColumFirst Pr ..hyterian Church, Mid· bus dlepurt, the Rev Howard RupTom Sprouse IS spending a few pelt pastor on vacation Church day11 Wlth h•s parenta Mr and School, 0 30, John Fultz, superln- Mrs Chas Sprouse. Tom is in tcndent U S Navy Church Of Christ In ChrJ,tl•n. Paul Jaeobs and wife wen Unron, Hobson, the Rev •tt.:.,H. Saturday mght guests of has par Cart, pastor Sunday School 9 a ents Mr and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs m, Anme Muhler, supt., Morrung Attendall(e at Sunday School worshtp hrondcast lO-ll am.; 7 30, Aug 18 was 7~ Offering $12.87. Evangelistic serv1ce~. Wednesday, Mr and Mrs Mearl Harris and 7 30, Prayer mccttnl two children of St. Albans W. Va Church OJ Chnlt, &n~bury, Ed- werf' Sunday guest! of ber parent8 ward Emerson, pas tor Bible Sch· Mr and Mrs. Geo. Renahaw. ool 9 30, Thurman Larsey, supt , Rev and 'Mrs Harry Bates Mornmg W(•rshlp 10 30, Evenmg Hershel and Harley were auppcr scrvtce 7 30 guestt: of Mr and Mra, John Diehl United M•th.odis.t, l!u~n• Monday, Mfll. Alic:e Moore calied Drown, pastor, Sunday School, Sunday_ 9 15 AM Theo Smith, supt Wor Mr. and Mrs C. R K•rr moved ship 10 30 1.1 m Subject "GOOD to their farm Satu~ay News" The choir wall be hack to Rev. and ~ra. liarry Bates anti present spee1al music for our 1ona were dinner gueats of Mrs church the first Sunday 10 Sep Josle Turner and Mrs. Georgia lembcr Huff Wednesday F1cltr•tad Chuutt, $un~•Y Rev and Mrs. Wm,SLraWLbaugh School, 9 13, Norman Kloea, Supt •nd chlldren werrr twer nlgh1 Worahl(l scrvtcell, 10 30 Mr a;uests of Mr and Mrs. Peirl George Siddall, guest speaker Jacobi Wednesday Cttrls.tlan Scl•nc• So.:laty, 1« Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy 'Morning service at 11 w1th MtND the sub Mr and Mrs Delbert Redman Jcct ol the Lesson Sermon and of Leon W Va were Sunday the Golden Text 0 the depth of the r•ches both • of the wlsdo~ gue11t1 of her sbter Mr and M:ra, and knowledge of r.orit bow un- Eiorl Gardner and famliy Carolyn Gardner of Columbus, searchnblc are h1s judgments, vacation and hts IWa)S past hnrhng out' Ohio, .spent last wook with her parents Mr and Mrs Homans 11 3~ Wednesday evenEarl Gardner and famtly _ lng service at 8 The pubhc is Mr1 Barbara Gardner spe:nt cordially mvtted to attend. Read· mg room w1Ln stlie entrance lo· se~eral days in Columbus, Ohio cate at the rear of the church vuuting her 11i11ter in law Mr .and open to the public on Monday and Mrs. Jesse Cavea. Mrs. AKnea Steven• of Detroit from 2 l9 4 PM. Alfrad Mlt~odl1t Church. R1Y. Mich. spent · from Saturday until Mr1. R M Grove, pastor, S S at 9.30, Sunday with her mother IJGyd Otllm~cr, Supt, Worship ,Alice Hand, 11ater Mrs James Smith and ~rvaces at 10 4!!, With Rev. Grove brlng1ng the Meuage, Sunday Clara and nephew Charle11 BarnServices at ell of Detroit were htre for the afterl'loon from 2-3, the Elmwood Real Home, Sunday Barnett reunion on Barnett.s rid~ eve at 7 30 rcj;lular mcetmg of the M Y F, Wed e\'e at 7 30, Mid-week Pl llYN servtcc& Ftnt B•ptltt Churc:tt, E~at Main Street, Ralph C. Zundel, Ppstor, Combtncd Service of Wor-- ' ' Mr. and Mrs Robert Hershman who has employment Jn Clncmnatl, Chao .spent the week end at the1r far:m and VISited b1a parents Mr and Mrs Hershman Mrs Carrie Vonshmdta. of Ches ler, Oh10 who has been ltelpmg to •are for Mr and Mrs. Lynch-her nstu 1eturned to her home last week Mrs, Lynch 5til1 ~ remams very poorly at th1s ttme spent Mrs. Barbara Gardner Tuesday 1 night w1th her fnend and neighbor Mrs Alice Ward at is the fin.t tlme m 6 years for Mrs Gardner ':.0 watk a distance on account of her heart Mrs Allee Ward IS very poorly and under a docto1 care in Wellston, OhJo, while her doctor iS away, she bas a lil'riOUS k1dney ailment. Ernest Ward Jr who has R R. @mployment m Corning, Oh10, No motor dr1ven bicycle or motor scooter may be dnven an th1s ~ate Without an operatm';; h cense, espoctally designed and easily Identifiable by all enforce ment ageneJCs, on and after August 27, 1957 Jeffrey also noted that no apph~atl.on can be proeessed pnor to this 4ate. The regulatiOns and prDCedures that 1 have been dl•Yelopltd are now in tbe hand! of all State Hi&Mvay Patrol Posts and deputy-registrars tbrOH&:hout the &tate I'n.'ltruet\ons b1ve been leauecl by Col Morltt aM Registrar Braden that w11J not petnait aoy deviation from any of tbe aew, special procedures. Following the sahsf.-ct~ completion of thP. pre-exammation, the apphcant wtll be g~ven a form certifying that fact. This form ls to be presented to any Deputy Regastrar In the state \n "appllcation for temporary permit to operate a motor-dnven eycle" If the apphc&nt ts a minor, a parent or guardian must be present Lo af!lrm h1s age and offer an affidavit for personJl rcspomub1ltty. me~pshootlng. $15.95 I CAMERA FLA5HOL.IIIf.R $4.25 ELBERFELD$ '· FOR BEALT_B and PEP, and what's more It ha, a taste that's Is just fine with : Great, Served or when you Flavored or "Str,iglit"l dine! • • pay 2% lntereal OD Ytllll Sa~ The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company •qUALITY FIRS'r > }>. I ALW~YS" r Furthermore, the law stipulates tbat tbe vetuclc to be used must not have more than ftve brake ho!'lepower A smtable decal obtainable from the dealer who sold the veh1ele, certafymg thi.!l maximum brake horsepower must be afflXed to •t and properly shown Incidentally, it ts rem111sa.ble to US'! a veh1clr. of tbls kind, wltb a brake horsep9wer that has been reduced to tite •The temporary or learner's permit, for which the regulAr fee of fifty cents is charged, is valid tor a period of th1rty days, and entitle• the applicant to operate the cy.cle, but not on a street or highway and only during daylight bouts. When the applicant feels ready to take the reJU}ar drivj!r's l~eense e:xamlnatlon, he returns for such an 11ppointment to tbe ex· amming station of the State Hlib· way Patrol Upon passing satisfactorily thitl examination, the appU· eaat w11l receive a 8pecaal form, which will entltle bam tG obtain from the Deputy Registrar the Uee~ to operate a '"motor-dnven cycle." A spemal liccnae form wHI bf issued to the apphant. The ap· pUant, If a minor, must again have: his part~nt ,or guardiat:l present to aecept responstbiUty. The cost ot the Ucenaes is one dollar. "drink a glass of Bealtla" • I have now been completed by George Braden, Regiatrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and Col Fred Moritz, Su'P('rmtendent of the State Htghway Patrol, accordJn& to Jef{rcy, whose department adm1msters these two agenc10'11 • Don K1b!Jie ot Ea"t L1verponl ~pcTJtt Sunday here w1th hiS 11unts J\(IS.!Ics Katf:' am:l Lu.cy K1bhle Dudl ey Chcvalter and son Vl.!l1Led Sun1tay 11L Tuprx-rs Plains With their uncle, Elmer Hull and HAS FOOD VALUES GALORE ] ----- ' Director Jeffrey. joined by Col Moritz and registrar Braden, 1Is6 poi.nted to speeJal provisions in another law, which sacs lnto ef· feet September 16, I9S7 Th1a I& the junior probationary driver's 11ceme act. One of the- ~bons In tbil law proYides that the registrar or motor vehicle• shall revoke the junior probationary or telltricted ll~l}se or tbe license to opt!r· ate a motor-driven cyalce of any one undet Jhe aae of lJ. who hu pled tullty or been eonvicled or ldjudged to bave committed a total of three separate motor ve· hicle violations. The lice~ will remain revoke for • mtlllM"um'..period of one yeat, bUt aot restored before the operator reache.t bis etehteenth birthday. 1 fte billbw.-;. safety Qepartment l also empbamed tbat a license to [! drive a motor-driven cycle canD.ot be cGnVetted to another ty~~ llcenBe· Ucenae plate requ ments for motor scooters are wne as for motorcycles. Motor bieyelel nee~ Qut bave any ltl.te platea~ l!owr.ver, local ordinaneea m•Y proVIde fot cll.y or eoQQtJ plalel· ____ • -Z6 1957 -------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- --- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio; Monday, August • ' ra s PROBER DELVES INTO 'CURIOUS RELATIONSHIP' Drivers licenses for the operation of motor scooters and motor-dnven bicycles, provided under a new state law enacted by the recent 102nd General Assembly, becomes effective Tuesday, August 27, Gordon Jeffery, Director of ihe Ohio De· partment of Highway safety announced today Plans and procedures for the issuances of these licenses Convenience end depend~bilily of relle)l pieture-lokmg - cl mod1st cos~ Blo. bnlltont viewfinder pr"ev1ew1 your p1dur•s. Focutet from 3 V1 fut to Infinity Bri~htnen •elector moket adjustments sure end 51mple. Ta~es flo5h, too- for 2.t hour DIPINDS ON YOI: llember -~- Motor Driven Bikes, Scooters ' ~me Under New Licensing Law Mrs MJol.c:lrM Santee of Galllpohs spent a few davs h~ w1th her .parents, Mr JWd 1\lrs J S. Marks PaulcHa Rllchte o( Success: spen1. several days last week wath the AI rred Cas.hdollar family t Rqgcr and Chuektc Meredith of Bevct'ly arc the gucst.s oi the•r uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs 1 Mrs. Ernest Wh1tehea(l u;l troversia By Mtn Luc:y Kibbl• Thfl A,, ~t rt mrclll!g or the "Bn'thda v ll ub wa ~ held recerrtly at t ht' h orn !:' o.f Mrs Pbyllti:i Hetzer the ud -a..; to bemg m honor ,.f the bJrthd~_~. anruvcrsary of Mrs Nellie Wtlson A gift exC"hangc and game.s and refTcshmcnb were the main feature " Augu st Morr•son and h:mlly, Frank Tllwnsend an,j wife, Me Arthur were gue•ts Sunday of Mr and Mrs B E Edward~ Mrs Joan Huntlev of Mansfield VISited recently w1th her aunt, Mn W S Posey ware NO. I --'------ REEDSVILLE ' Member Federal VOL IX she 111 suffertns: w1th blood clots of the stomach ~ We Devoted J'o J'lte I•teruta 01 fte Mefe•·M...,. Are• Fred Austm hn Ledley Rtdge Mrs Harry Hershman of Bull Skm Hollow 1s Ill at th1s writing See !! hat Jou gel _ De Luxe Model gelzvhat ) Oll see II;/$/-% snacks enttne ly UNITID PI:IIS OhiO Generally la.Jr IRd WatmtT today MosU)' fair •and aomewh&t wanner tontJht exeepe a ch.. nee of 1 rew widley scattered tbun(.er!thowers in the extreme northwest late tonight Tuflday partly cloudy wltb letlltered thundenhowen Ltltel)' and tumiD' cooter Hi&:h today 77 to 83, low to night M to 64 __;;__-....: Samuel Dyke Rutland 111 doing V~~NCAMERA Va. Milk at y - -- • Special Meetm• ~ • ht CalledTomg t) ~ that Spec~alist 3C William S Girard fired "two or three times" at other Japanese before he fJred the shot that killed Mrs Naka Sakai and started a pa&!>JOnate mternatwnal controversy The prosecution read its statement on the opemng day of the trial At the end of the day, trial was adJourned until Sept Ourtng the openmg moments G1rud pleaded innocent to manslaughter charges and hi• attor· ney made a motion to get the case thrown out of Japane.!lf' courts The proseeuhon statement ~ld that on tJ:ie !arne day G1rard fired IIUJUSSIOD at Mrs Sakal he also fired at the feet of a man 1dentif1ed aa tsamu COLUMBUS UP _ The OhiO Yadoyara and at scrap scavengers Publtc Utilities Comm 1511100 today 1 named ToahiZO Koyam• and Kat· authoriZed the Genenal Telephone suzo Kanae Co of OhiO, tbe Commonwealth Nintt WitNuet To Ttlltlfy Telephone Co and the Citizens Chief Proeuntor prosecutor Yo-Telephcme co o.f Coolville to e:r. !h!ro Konawa announted he would pand their ope1ating a~s in call nme WJtne.oo. to testify' inMeigs County eluding Girard s Aryur buddy Specialist 3-C VIctor Nickel of Tbe PUC ordered the three In Inkster, Mleh, wbo · was with Gi· depeDdent companies to f1le re- rard at lbe time of the shootulg v1serl boundry map~ and mcor The proSL~ut1on charged that· rporate t be areas pres£1ltly or Ctrard lured Mi.s Salt:a1 toward lttrmerly served bY tbe var10us htm by throwing out used carrnutal tl!'lephooe exchanges m the tndges and caning "mama-san, County takusan ne (•oman, plenty eh )" It charged he f1Md one shClt at The order affet1s the Danvtlle , H1deharu Onozeia, who was w1th Dexter, H.amS~KJvLile, Darwin With Mn &:!.kai, just mura1ng -t1s Guys ville at1d Sumner areas feet, and tht.Jn loaded his grenade M(l{l<ern telephone servtce will launcher agam replace subscriber-operated telc It s:ud Gltard ran toward Mrs phone systems, sortt(' of WhlCh Sakal, sh.outmg, "get out, bey," were established nearly 75 years and fired from a die&ance of about ago e1ght meters (e1gbt yardl), bitting her tn the b:~ck. Judge Ju~o Kawachi adjourned the first day's session after the 0 prosecution C'Ompleted ttl operung ltlltement. • ' ' ' " ' O.w..l 1IIPtMtl ;(tials ~u-lly rutvfot /' L\.:_ _ '"WI moflt.la With rrequenl aad lengthy reeesses However, Judge Kawachi bad promued that he would speed Middleport Poliee Court .Quring up the tnal as mzJCh as p08stble the past week end expenenced on('; without mterfermg With the prollf Its hghtest pertods, according eedure of the eourt and the f.:urto Pollee Ch1ef LeRoy Bartrum ness of the treatment of the deEl12.abelh Yonker, 32 Pomcruy fendant tn a. hear1ng before 1'118)or C 0 Judge Kawacbt reserved decl· Fisher, pleaded guilty 'to chargt.os sion of Intoxication and wae rmed S5 It was the J'#rUJdlchon Issue that a-nd costs whieh were p.:nd and the ~parked tbe controversy In the defendant released United States With congressmen Harry Butcher 42 of ~hddleporl and veterans' groups cnticizing and Charles Allensworth, ~ or the Umted States for turrung Gl· Middlepor:t arr1111ted by Middleport rard over to Japan. The u s. suPoltr.e for mtoxacat1on were slated preme Court ruletl tbe goveament for an appearance m Mayor's Court bad the right to take 1ucb action. tonightbut the trlhca demanded tbat the status of forees agreements, Which gave the admiAastration tlJ.e naht, be thrown out G1rard, 22, of ottawa, m , was accused of shoohng and kiJiing Mrs Sakai, mother of s•x children. on a U S Mrny fmng range Jn January wh1te she was gathenng sbell castmgs to sell I'll acrap metat If convteted, G1rard faces a No one was InJUred m a three pos~ilble sentence of from two to car collision Saturday evening on 15 years Imprisonment W Mzm-st opposite the Crow 1 Dec:IMH In~• Steak House, but two of the ears G1rard dee~-ed hia innOC"cnce at Involved sustawed damages total- the opemng of the trial wben ling $140, accordmg to poh!L'e re Judge Kawchi asked him tf he ~d ports anythmg to say. Pollee reporUI lnd1cate that the Girard spoke in a voice almost. t!lttldent occured when a car dnv immchble to spectatora in the first en by Cecil tJ_ Wtse, 28, HarrJSO!l- row seaU. v1lle crashed 1nto the rear of a car "1 did cot scatter sheila or 1ure driven by Allen K Page of M.iddJe- anyone," he Slid. "I did not mtea<J port, whteh m turn htt the rear or to burt anyone. I was carrying out a ear drwen by Burdell McKmney, my duty defendmg the Dnlcbme 3'7, of 477 S)TCiimore st. Middle- gun I fired over their head!J to scare them. po, rt Police aa1d that the BC(Iden.t w&s "I have one thtng to say,'' Gioa.used when WISe turned his head rard sald "It ~ was an ac:,::ident, to watch a rerti" door of hL~ car and I am sorry tb1s OCCUI't"f!d." WhiiCh \WS commg op~n The e.an Some 300 persons gathered driVen bY Page an d McKwney wben Girard amved. were stopped at lhe ttmc of the There was no CommotLon outside mkhap th~ courthouse, but a self-appoml· Passengers 1n the Me Kmney car cd Japanes~ ctlamplon lor G1rard were K-athryn MeKu1ney, ::12 and passed out leaflets demandmg a Peggy Ann age 7 and Lewts B Me llght sentence for the Amer1can soldier. Kinney, 01ged 2 No , rrest were mad,) bY pohce - - - -- - -- • Te}ephone MelgS 14 Meigs County Youths Compete In Ohio State Fair OOtai*.Jat<dt' susan Grinstea • d Funera} serVJCe • I I T Be Wednesday I Seven Arrested In Area During Past Week End New Servi.Ce Is Introduced At Crow Steak House I I Seven Prisoners ~scape Jail By Sawing Out In W. Virginia stJ Churches Plan Harvest Festiv:d Sunday, Sept. 8_ -a. 6 • G•JVen • Expans100 Co • • OK ' A speCJal meeting of the Pomeroy Village Council flas been called for ~nidlt at 8 P- m.. fa the eouncil ch•mber1 to eonsider spe· Tt!a.rnst:en in New Tork. (l --Bow~) etal leglslataoa, not Laktn under adYilement Iut week due to 1 fallure to multer 1 quorum. Aecordin.c to Mayor E. r Rubin,on, legislation to be presented before Council tonight will con sUit of (1) a dbcussion of the aummoM &SlUed to tbe Counal and M•yor to appe:ar before the Oh10 The 1957 }lason county Fatm You,tb show wtll be held on Water Pollutioa ~trol Board on [j i' r ;'*luit ~ B c,•.., a~9t.roltted ~-~ Frl.fl_ay Satauday at the ·Nttlionai'IQooeoQ Armory on Stale er ot Racine, lfassed away Satur- Route 62 near Point Pleasant Sponsoring the show is tb~ ag- or lhe ........!It' to tltHRp uatreated Into the Ohio RiYfl": (2) day a\ his home ricultural committee of the Point P1Fasant Chamber of Com· sewage consideration of legislation for He 1s ~urv1ved by has wafe, rnerce the platmg of wetght hmits upon Blanche; lhrec sons, George B, The show includes as exhibitors only members of 4-H Clubs, certaan Pomeroy streets whiCh are currently undergomg a resurfacof Blrmingh~m Ala , Clyde of Co-- FFA Clubs, FHA Clubs, an d mg and (3l the readmg of the prolumbus, Oh10, Earl of Ra•ine and Home EconomiCS students In Maposed budget for the forthcomlflg nme grandchJ!dren son County According to the year. • rUl!!s of the show, such members He had been a member of lhe I are to exhtbtt on1y the bona f1de I At Middleport the village coun· ell may al-50 be called Into special Oak GroVf:\ Melh.odlst Church. for products of their own specific pro-the past seventy-fiVe years and Jects or class work sesaton tonight to consider what served as Class Leader and Sunday I Developmg the organization of action it may take in response to With Wednesday being the day School Superlntendent in the 1 the show and the appOintment of 0 the order of the Oh1o Water Poilu on which Metgs Countlans will Churi;h School for manyJ years other commtttees has been the tlon Control Board to show eau 8c show their aptitudes and wares at M~ Cross was the la'St survfv. General Comm1ttee headed b)' Funeral servtces w1ll be held Rl wh}' thelT sewage perm•t should the Oh10 State flair, 14 youngsters lng member o£ the L uctus Cross WI 1ham Cregory, County Agncul- the St Paul's Lutheran Chu.-.:h In not be granted. rrom here will be compebng m familf of seven C•!lldren tural Agent, and Russell Priddy, New Haven Wedonesday at 2 p m The Midflleport counetl and c t 4-H Cl b for Susan Elizabeth Grinstead, 81, MayGr have been ordered to ap· the Jumor Fair Achvltaes Funeral services tmd~ the oun Y u Agent. Others or New Haven who succumbed at pear before the state board on Janet Knight of Chester So-Sew d1r~bon of the Ewmg t:'uneral on tbe committee are Clifford her home Sunday 111 ghl October 10. Club will present a demonstration Home, wtll ..__ held at P m. on D unnM, Pt Pleasant vo-ag teacher, 3 uo; J 1m 1tcb 11 4 H The deceased, the daughter of Tueaday at the Oak Grove 'Metho<: repre&cntative, the late MIC'h:ael and Ma Ann on preparing of a rehab d1sh Madeline Brown also of t h e d1st Church Burtal will be 18 Ray Crank, Farm Bureau; Charles R h G st d b ry N Chester Club Will p;esent a demon Green Wood Cemetery. RPv John RSperowO, hJiohnV 1K ay, and Harold , H~~~n ~~~ob~~ · ;as .,. 1 18 7..on ;~d ~:. 1ey Exper•mental • El d 'If If oss, o a . l tl lh d s ra on on c care an US'e G\· woo WI o 1c!atc St ti , M s1dcd there for hf!r entire ltfel•me 1 1 Friends dairying utensils. may call at the res!· 'C'Aa_ on, r~ ..Etrve yln Brake, Home She was preceded m death by he< d - Oak G CA.vnom1c1 "ff's uc or, Mrs. Pat Janet Wolfe and Mary K John· ence 1D rove Gregor, Mrs. Lester Jordan Jan· hus band RIChRrd, In 1948 son of Racm~ Senior 4·H Club will SurvlVIng are six !ons Thomas 1ce Jordan, Mar,¥ Ann a'Ggers, present a jomt demonstratlon on Juhlmg McClung, and June s~en- or New Haven; Harry of Hartford the preparation of sweet dough. cer, 4-H club agents Garnet War- Clay, Letart, W Va, R1cbard, Can ' no accadents ar other In tbe .!ltyle Revue, Rose Greenner, SCfl'~tar:y to th€1 county agent ton 0, Walter, New Haven and Although :o~lees of Columb1a Make-It 4-H wdl Glen sm1th Wahama High Robert, Albany, o. Four daugh- business <lisrupted the tenure of modcl a complete costume School vo-ag 'mstructor John ters Mary R Aumi.l:let.~ Hartford the county jad over the week end V1rg1111a JDhnson of the Racine Sayre, pt Pleasant Cha~ber of Helen Kmt~p. New Haven, Ella Sher1f{ Robert Hart'enbach. still 4-H wlll model a aports outftt. Co11meree, Mrs Betty Burns wa- Roush, Uetart, w va , and Alice had his bands lull PlrtriCla Blak.Niee or the Porn· .. ham a Home Eeomomlcs tea~ her Miller Manetta. Oak1c Ki&er, 27, Letart hila, Ill" eroy Benders 4-H ,Will model a A new service to thetr patrons Mary Rnu'sh, Wahama FHA mem: Also Slln'!VIng are a brother. rested for lntoxicatiOll was com· formal. •W'W'I announced today bY the Crow ber; Mrs. Sarah Spcneer, +H Club Kenna ROUth of Mmersv_tlle and a mitted to tbe rountx bastlle for a In the Foods. rc\-uc, Sharon At· Steak House on West Maln-st leader; and Andy Byrus, pt Plea·. sister Mn JllM!ph Ohlmger, Le 30 day stay frGm Pomeroy Mayor's klnt. of the HarTisonv•lle 4·H w11J sant FFA~ tart, WVa. There aTe 41 srand Courl dlaplay !I ee.n11 of food to make a Beglnjng Tuesday the new firm (Cohtlnuad On Pal' T-NO) tltildren; 88 great grand ch.Jidren Lawrence Triplett, 22, of Port· •nd two arut great grand chll tand, arrested by the Ob•o Higbfamily meal inDecember with the Wlll fca\ure curb 11erv1ce from 11 aeeompanylng f"lenu a m until rnldmght dally except ' MARtc&T REPORT dren way Patrol for drunken driving Ceoia G.auJ or Alfred. 4·H wlll Saturday when the hours wm · ~ CINCINNATI uP -ProduceFr1en& may c-all at the rest· aQd Maulting arrdt was st11l m prepare a sponge cake. • frilm 11 a.m.. until 1 a m Sunday Eggs, s-teady 00 li..rM, net prll:e<o dencc at any time .after 10"30 a m jail after falling .00 post bond of Linda Cremans or Rutland 4-H The r&Staurant wUI continue lQ at farms for consumN" white and T.uesday $1100 will enter her Clover-Leaf rool11 keep thetr 24 hour a dAy schedule brown, A JUmbOS 47 _50 ; A large Burial will bl" made m Graham George Spencer, 22, Pomeroy Rt Inxte Roush of Salem Center 4-H with the Curb serv•ce featurmg 4447 , A medium 32 a!!, A small Cemetery w1th the Re\' Raymond I •nd Ralph Butcher, 28 Cheshire will enter her prcf)aration of a !Jhort orders, samLw.chcs of all 23-25, B larP 33-37; FOB wh1te Peters offlcllltlllg fntcnncnt \nil Rt 2 each pa1d ftncs of $2~ and sc:hool luneh. ~ types and a complete fount..un and bJ;o-wn A large Sl-&4, A m..... be by tbc Fogtclsong F'uncral costs in R E. Grmdley's court on (ContlnuiHI On p,.. T•l sen'lce • dium4 J, 8 larg() 40 _42 _ Home cbarges df dlsturbLng the peace and lighting m a local tavern Chickens, .unsettled· fryers 3-3Lander Adkins, 18. Harnsormlle IIZ lb 19-21, hens, heavy type 13 fined ,floo and casts on theft char 15, light hell$, 10-12. Volume an!" ges add sentenced to a 30 day ]all price diStribution on fryers 10,000 sentellC'e was released on payment at 19, 5,000 at 19'h; 70,900 rat 20 fContlnultd On Pave Two) 2,300 at 20~. and 14,300 at 21 Butter, 90 seore 71 WAYNE, W. V,a. (UP) - Seven prisoners sawed their way ' ' out of the Wayne County jail today, aided by a trusty who !ail· MARRIAGE LIC!NSIS St Pant's and St John's Coned to lock the door of their ''bullpen" cell last night Teddy A W-arner, 24:, Pomeroy gregation wLII ccleb(~tte Harvest One of them was captured a few hours later ant:t Suzanne Vaughan, 18, Pom· on the second Sun Hrune Festival ' OTOYTit e eseape11 used a broken -,,.---;--c,.--w:-ho Ponald Go~ney, 48, 'P.h-ddleport da;r fn September, Sept 6th. Sun• hacksaw blade to eut tWG ban Ufled by a deputy aher1ff antf Nancy Rtlth Snuth , 42, M1ddlc dav School at 10 30 o'clock trom an outside, second-ttory wln· went to the town. MARIETTA, Ohio (UP)- Another of the 21 onginal Amer. Dmner w•ll be 12 o'c1C>ek noon dow wl'lleh tbey reached by slipCleco l'lad only two more day& por ... iean turncoats of the Korean War wants to come home from 11nd a teeftationllll penod from 12 pin1 throuJht the bullpen donr to 1erve on a drunkenness charge, Carl Hunnell, 29, West JcfferS<Jn Red China. o'clock until 2 They used a rope m•de of blan· tl'le jailer aRid llld Maxine Hawk, 30, Long BotThe Rev Walter Sodt, former Scott L. Rush, 21, of Marietta has written his parents here keta to lower themselves lOTTie 14 Smith Identified the remaming tom pastor of St. Paul's and Stl Jobn s that he will retum to the Untted feet to the g,.ound. escapees aa William Gilbert and wit! be the .gues>t speaker St.tes,provldtd be b peqmtted to was workmlf 1n a te:rule mtll at tALL SPit!AL MElTING Sal Fu).Jer, botb •waiting transfer Tbe break, believe to bave oc- to the state peniOOntiary to servAll are ~onhally mvlted to all bttng wlth )lim hb Chinese wife. Hanyang and attended school JU<ne Ashley, presiden1 or lhe In tbe latest letter, Rush said edrred between 2 and 4 a. m. was ice 1·lo·lll year terms for brealdag Letart Falls PTA hall called a services and the dil'lner and meet Ru•h wae ljuote4 b"; his father u saying tblt he bJ having dllficulty bls son said not dllleovered until daylight. Jail· and entering: John F Dowdy, IM!n- s.ptela1 meetmg far Thursday ev- and gHel Rev Sodt and faltlliY arranging fur hia wife to come I'm WilliDS to return providing 0. J Smith said 32 other Pril- tenced for bit-and-run and also enmg at 7-30 p m at !.he .gr11"ue with himI can get my wife out of Red ICE CREAM SOCIAL I ~~ertl.ID the lockup declined to wanted in Oblo; Roy Lee Marcum, SC'hool for the pUllpOlie of hirmg China." awaiting IP'aod jury action on an aMist:ant cook. The Rutland Band Boosters are the escape. Rush. sa1d the American oonsuHowatif Ruab, s Jlarletta consponsorlng io ice am'led robbery charges; Robert C"Team social to Smith said Gene t...taco, of• kelate at Hon~ Kong has not swen MUTING POSTPONED be held Aua: 29, at 4 p m at the struction enctReer, ~aid bls son non, Will apprehended aeveral RUnion, serving 12 months for btt him authority tB come there. nor has bad ''bb belly full" of the htgh school The noxt meehJ\g' ()( the FrlendIce eream, pie and and run; and Jennln!Cs B1a11, servlater at Lavelette, some lZ have tl'le Chtne5e gaven him authnorth of bere, by Constable ing one year for non-support aad ly Neiibbors Clu~ has been. post- cake will be aerved and the bigh Chinese Co~nmunisis. Rush said ority to take his wife v.'ith him. He months for a pre· poned until Sept •reordmg to school band will preMnt a con- lUi son bls wrltteu h1m and his Rimer. He I&Ve a, falte an additiob.al wife a llWD.ber of timil; llflnl he wu marned last wmter. :yiouJ e~Qpe. eert a tbe school lawn. MPlGWleetn,O .maGe codll.y, w~e~ amoted, but \IAI ~ Mason County F~ Youth ' Show Wi11 Open On Friday • F~Hs~:~§.~l,e~~~v~~~~~d~2 I 7 •! COPY-Ic Case Adjourned Until Sept. 6 Eastern Local Delays Opening Of School Term Pomeroy CoUDCJ'} CHAIRMAN ot U.e Bua.te racketl eommUtee, Senator Jolm 1'. K~ ( , Ma•eb'*tll, Intra· duced a wlretapf recordlng of a pllone converaatlon between Jamea --~ ~ra union crowt1 prtnce, and,g~ter Jo~ DJo, at the tn.vestlptlon tn .Waahlngt.ono !! . :.DJ... ea14 the recording wa1 "the lint ot a ~er:IN of aurkma lnteiT.elatiouhlp• bebrHil" Ho~~d lo. Haft& 18 aceueed of eaupb'in.g wttb D1o and other n.c:keteen to set up bop,UilioD to pin oontml or tht SINGLE n apan Plana for the opening of au Eastern Loeal Dlst~-~ d Schools have been delayed until tht date of Sept lt!i, Bceordl..c to announcement made today by the Ea1tem Local School off1eia1J The contractor, aecordmg to Ute announcement, hu usured the school board that tht R1verv1ew J!:lcmea.tary 5chool will be refdy by lhat date A spokeeman for the Khool of f1elala said today, "By dcla·/ing the OpcJ;Ilng e1f scbool until Sept 16, we wtJI be able to- avmd half day leSIIODS." Accordtng to contractor est1 mates the ne:w Eaatem Loe1I o .. tr1ct H1gh &bool will be ready for occupancy b" J•nuary 1, 195&. A. B. Cross, 91 Claimed By Death A~ Home Saturday Brier Ridge & Hanesville You, the peoplo of this comllllllllty...,; merchants. professional people, 1rtisans.~ lradesmtft, home makers-are lht real builders of this bank. Onl1 your larger 1ucceu makes our1advancement possible. Realizing this, we arw strong for every· ' thing thot will contribute to gruter local prosperity-from the bobit of buy• ing locally,to constrocri" d.vic projectt.' Let'• continue to mon forward IOJetber,l e • Weather .... • IoeW. ~ -- • IRST 19~7 • Middleport p }ire CoDrt Is Quie • 1 ._ Ul'er The "eeken• :None Are Injured In 3 Car Crash Saturday Evening • T N R d Food Handlers Mar1etta urncoat ow ea y School Planned To Come Home From Red China In Mason County A food handlers school r0, all per1ons m Mason county who ~ employed in food estabhshments will be held on Frtday August 30, from 10 a m to II 30 p m at the Pt Pleasant JuniOr Higb School Tbe school, wbtch wlll be eonducted by Warner Stark, :wlitar um of the Mason County Health Department, 18 for the benefit of pen~ons who have recently been employed in restaurants., for those who missed an earher clus aftd for school lunch personnel Persons who have not attended the training school th~ year are required 10 attend. 4 �' . Dally Sentinel, Pomcroy-Mlddleport;'O:, Mlt:-26, !957 -3 FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABU RESUL'J'S 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug . 26, 1957 --THE MANHUNT A Noteworthy Projeet By Our Own Chamber The proposa l last week by the PQJnero,:. Chambt•r of Commerce to the Ohio State I!Jgh"JY Oepartment for the lighting up the t'Jllilll) ot the Pomt: roy Bl'llJge o.ctoss tht' Oh1o Hn,er ts .a pruJet t we have long rhought to bl' oH•rdul' .JnJ one that if ~..:a rried to eomdo much toward excitmg mo~t• comment abuut the uni(jueness of tht• Poml'toy -1\lJdtl!eport area A fl'" )ea J~ ago , famed traveler Lowell !Jletwrt ! \~ill up tlu.· Pullll'J O\ I Brldge, we hope will I.Je <Jdoptl'l..! w1lh lavm by the state of Oh10 Nut on\\ \\-Ill 11 have 1b 11 other facet to the safety 111 driving a<: JOSs the ' steel 1span that conncets the grpat s t,l te:-. of Ohio and West V1r gm1 J bc a ul~ll ! lflg lhl s QUALIFIED MEH fOR HIGI-I•Lf<VEL. ' GOVERNMENT area 11 1 lhe l 1200 12 30 1·00 l 30 2·00 3:00 345 ..so~ I <OO <30 5 30 5 45 To those who have pruposrd th e new p1 oject , we today doff our hats, for a well conceived idea that IH' know m ye:n·s to come If 1 it reaches fruition. wtll ·afitl another topic to the tr·aveler's praJ S(' or lhl' l'(HIHHUillt} as Ill !LO U 6 ao 6.35 6 ~5 goes elsewhere 7 ou 7.30 Nor:• II N~· e . :!4 ' 10~! A S_v r:~ ('harles L. and Vandora G ('liSt' to F1NI and N ~ II Shumw;.,) Kuighttng, parcel8, f...totart , to R:~lph l' tmd ~·rrn Htlmorr 3-\ H•l li;.,id Ka1'1' Ju amta F:dlth Howard lind Mllry Donnhew Pomeroy tu Ru s.<w ll \l,l plb J).ll 1~. H.t)ph WI!L.~rd Da•:1s, Dot o John L and Upal H. Wickham. E!Jza Heb£'t•ril ~Icf<iflll('J'. par lt11 Ellt'fl At·n tz ll~·nry Bentz Jr paruel, Syracuse to Homer P t•(!b , Salem to Arclnc and F:1·~ · ~JiidH•d I o ~•I '>C K<tn, Pomeroy Hous h MeKmne ~ p.,rNI I•• Sarah bllllt Teaford C (' Cuckler, p<~rccl Harrison }~art M and 'llu· lond Nd;;1,n F~t • • l Jll' 1\jL•I I Sii U!llWay , Syra- tile to ThGr and Mury Car~cy ()ill"c•· ls. Std~" rn . lo Ar1'tut· nnd tll ~ •· to Will1U111 :wd Mt! hel W1Hs, Mann111g D Webster, Adm \Eva McK1nllt v Jc. Mtldred M Darst , 6ec. , ~reeL> BealJ'Ill' Ell •·n ~rill Will!~m Alv" I' M" t llarL' t ~1. Walte1· in Sall!bury, to Fred LitHe, Leun Fn•d Smtih. 8() S(] md~. Sal•!><~lid MadeilnL' fo ;o~e \'v1JI, Sll)l.s !\oltller bury tu '1'1·1i [Jrl .~ nrl Vlary Ellert lmry. fl•ll eels, w Alv re ond Anua George H Durst. parcels, Sut Spm:·~ :\1m• Par I low loti, 1o D R Cooley . Eva Wll h, purl'eb . L<'banon Hersch!:! llntl Eileeu Housh. stx Edward and Edna Bush, 1 05A , to Clar('nee and G l il(t y~ WtHhlh· fll'rc~ L.-la r t tu Virgil and Mar y L<'banon to Jacob and Suzanne Elinore Carroll i! uwe ll lots Hous h Bus h Middcpmt , lo Martha Carol yn H1r:IHtrd t: and Allu Bradl ey, Maunee 0. a'll-d Dorothy Wright and Anna Marg;.trc·l Howdl piir<'el ~, fietpw \II J .m mu~ and Iolli ~ -6-7·8, Martinsburg to Syl Uc1·tha 1' La ~lwr. !iRA. Rttl Vwh-t Dillo n van and Dolly Cleland l;md lu P ~ ul L und Ru~e M .P11t Jlu~h 8eariL~ Arlm Dut·a M. Sylvan J and D<IUy ('leland tcnrun ll~·arh s, lutR , Sutlou to Vil-g1c 100 A, Salem. to Mpuricc und Geo rgl• Warck•u a·nd Gertrurlt· Hohsle\!t•r Dorothy Wright. Marc.tom, ea 29<1 Columbia, to B \1 Tyn·e l' lt kr·n-. Harry W !'11 k1·ns lol-. tl and 7 Sutton Mary iJ Glidden , 241100 A , Mary Ka thltcn Marc11m Gt•ors e and Bertha Arnott , pnr l 111 Wtllia m 1 aw l Llllt<~ofl Hayma 1 ~ Syracu 11e to Frt•d 01nd Nell Shumor lot 14. An\!qwt y. to Chllfk.> 1 \\llll' a7d Mary Anon Ke ll e r 1!:Uhu nlld C'arrlt• Cnunts, 145 A!J A, Ll·l~r·t II) lltLhnrd.'l & Son, lnc Leonllrd W un ci Ruth A Mtu-1· 1 ewls tlo A Sulton tu Ruth A 01!:\'0TF.D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA Marr L ewr ~ lliCHA~D S. OWIPI- GINIIlAL MANAGIIt Ruth A Mu11· Lcwts. Leona r d RIYNOLD I. GRIINI- EDITOR Lewis, 842 A, Sutlun tu Bu lh A Ctlest•r L T•nnet-.111, St•H Writer, Sports Editor illarr t.('v.> s •·u Na.. on.. • • ver Ill Ina: represen a II ve, Bolune UlKlm ..,. , lne ·• ...... Char les- E untl }fane Bu1ddl (• Le!'lngton Ave, New' YoM: City, 16,' NY. Entered 11 aecond claaa mailing matt411 ,_t the post oUice at J>om lut, 1\-llddlcporl L(1 ,V.,Itcr l£11 w 1• trroy OJ:".lo. son nnil Beul11h .tone~ SubserlptJon raleo . Dc11•~by carrier where available 30 cen•· .. ruw _. Marvin nnd Flt-l ty Swnn, I hit on fte-; one year In advance at e Dally Sentinel of(Jce, $15.60· sll and Ruth Wnl f£'. 37 A Chester to ll'onlbs, $7 80; three tr~onths , $3.90 ~motor route wboere iYd.l 1able: - ' ' n Y ma u one year..,.. ... monWB, ... .-.. ~ 211 ; •"-~ .... Fr!'emun and V:~ndenne Wll:hnm ~ OAe monLu _.ee mon......., •• .... u - n'nnth Sl Wal trr 8. l''cii .Y Sr, Dol ly . . .. iN, m;; ' I Publi~ohed every afternoon except tiunday by The Ohio Vah.., SeD· rett y, 18 A . Saif'lll to Harul : U.Oel, Inc., Jilt 110 MK-hanlc St., PNJWII'Gf', 0 . Bwlloeu office phone 30! an d Virgie Fel1 y ~ Wrl&J offlf'e ohon,. 3D?' s·oo .lr Th e Dal'}y Sentt'nel • 10 30 1100 II 30 1 mght season. but 1t wdl a lso conl1thut e a n - tand Transfers • Thl' proposa l t o light ty of th1 s a rf' a a t mght time and he desrnbed th e most beautiful sights he ha'd f've1 behP id "A sight ." he said, "of the lights 6 55 7 00 9 00 1000 HIL.L.~/ I factor of fu rther was orw of I ~'ECI<O~ ~IS 5HOOIIN' IRO~ MADE. n-IEM TAKE TO T'HE I Thnrna . . upon traveling through thi s area . marvt.·lled 111 on1• of tus columns of the beau- nn tht' 11ver from Pomeroy and Middleport !hat ~l'l.'m{' d to o ffer out in the darkness of night a weleome t o the traveler . and a warm expresswn of thP friendlines s of the people who rcs ttlt: here" It h<J .~ ll<•t•n our t•x perience too , to have lward flom 11w stt an ger who lnnies here in • i ou r mid st for a short spa n expresswns,of th e beauty of mght along the OhiO RIVer here when the street light s g11 on and spark.l.t! a~:ross th e n~ er's expanSl' of til L· ltghtl'd (. 1 0:-.~ ; ato p Lincoln Ht ll A ll ot \lhldt ~l· J ve a:; :.1 \ltd come beaco~ of fneudiull''>:. tu he wbo ll";iH ls Uy the I'IYer or a lung tht • hlgh\l..tl WANT Al)S TELEVISIOH GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channel3 MONDAY TUESDAY 8 30 9:00 9:30 10.00 10 30 10 30 12 00 SiliN UN 'foda)' llom!Jer Room 'fhl! Prlct' h R1ght '" 7"()() 900 Tr uth or C un sequ~neel Tt(' Ta~· Uouih It Could Be You Tex & Jtnx Current My Little Margie Bride and Groom Matinee Theater Q1.1~en fur a Day Moder n Romance~ Comedy Tlme Mov1etime Popeye Pr~ e nts News P1cture tO ·OO 10.30 I I :00 11 30 1?. 00 12:30 lOO J ·30 3:00 345 4:00 4.30 5 30 Amatt.ut· Hour SolH.iers of Fortune Blom:lie Ne""·s H~lldlinee Nitewatcli 8 30 • 00 Nat Kina Cole Sbow 730 930 10 00 10 30 ]0 40 l?OO Tonight 100 (1) Daily Sentinel Daybook FE'LLOWSHII" PICNIC Mr and Mrs. Manning K\oes look the Senwr Youth Fellowship of the First Bapttsl Church to Camden Par'- Saturday for 8 pteme Those present were Dtnne Stumbo, J:irquellne Rice, Bill werner, Ktt Neal, John Lyons, Walter Ilarrl!, Larry Mitl'h, Ronnie Wilt, Bill McCool, Gury Dunham and Geon::-e Hibbs. SPECIAL GRANGE MEETING l'omcroy Bend Cran"e "' met tn SJlf't"ti!l sessmn Sunday arten10on at the DAV hiilllo complete plam for the annual Inspection wh1eh ... ... will be h c ld \\' euneRuay, August 28 at 7 30 p m At the close of the \a!)t reg ular meetina: the char· ter was dr a ped for a p<>rlocl of thirty da ys 1n mc mor) of Hank Young Announ,ement! Monday (Continued P:rom P•a• One) Members of the Chamber of Commerce's committee on agrtcut. ture are Joe Guarino. chairman; S. R. f'lemlng, Price Patrll'k, Lyle Austin, G A. Diggs, Harry M1llcr, John Watterson, Woodrow Mace, Oscar Bosttc and Clarence Anderson. CommJtl('t! on arrangements Arnett Roush, chamnan , Woodrow Mttce, Kennelh Roush, Harold Suiliuan, and Gcr&ld Rood F1eld and garden crops committee · Richtw! Tatterson and Hurold Ross Educatton :tl Exh th tls l'Ommit lee ~('llfford Dunn and Russell Priddy Exhibits for the show are to he 1 Ill P ae't.• nut later than 4 P m on Frtday mght , August 30, am\ may not be removed from the show before lO p m on Saturday All cxh1bttors are ltm ttcd to one entry in each ~;lass of tht! h D JV D S OW CKr·ep 1 tn IVliHOil , Klry C.atlle, Division V, Beef Catlle, ant! Division lll, Poultry Two cntnt's 111 each of lhnse classes will l:lc permitted. A square clanr,., open to tlw public, Will be held on Fnday mght at thfJ armory in conJunction w1th the show An t'X hibl lJOn square dance will be presPnted by members of 4-11 tluhs throughout lhe county 14 Meigs County (Continued Fram P•g• On•) Only boys entered in the compe· tilton~ is R:anda\1 'Packett and Wa yne Rous" of the Salem Cent er Buy~ Club 111 sa fety demonmraotion ------ 7·00 of $62.70 on hi !> fllne The 30 dJ;' 7 30 1 sentence wns ~US Pf'IHl ed 8.00 Cha rles Ollver, 21, Pomeroy wa,-; 8:45 rcleas ~ d on $50 hond and IS to 8:55 appear tn court tomght foltow1ng 9:00 hts arrest by the Highway Patrol 9:30 on charge~ of ft rt iCJo us re s ,~t r a 10·30 t 1on John Boyd, 40, of AntJqtnty W:l.5 U ·OO re leased from coun ty tall on hon tl 11 10 of $1 5 to a!-fpear tn Grindley's 11:15 court Lomght ~ ~J :~nswer chargeR o( 11:30 mtoxa•at wn He was nlsu arre~>ted 11 ·45 12·00 by the fll g h\~ a} Piltrol 12·30 I·OO JAYC!:E·ETTES MEET 1 30 'T'he :\1et ~s Count~· .Jaycee-ettes 2 00 met rt'centiy at Ba1lcy 's Lake and a wit'ner 'f'Uast WII S enjoyed by the 2 30 3.00 follow!llg members Mrs Richcard 3.Hi Rosenhaum, Mrs Jack Seelig, :\frs I ·••1! Htchard Follrod , Mrs Frank Jennings, Mrs Btll Clulds, Mrs Phtl Globokar. Mrs Kenneth Finley, Mrs Eugene Buckky a nd one ~ucst, Mr~ Carol Gallo WJEH ' Mel!Js County News 11:50 IJ, m. 3:30 4 00 5 30 5:45 Jimmie Dean Boston Blackle Captain Kangaroo CBS News Local News Fred Waring Artbl.lr GodfreJ Striki! H ll"h News Weather Love of lJ(e Search !or Tomorrew 6u1dlng Light Katie's Kitche:: As the World Tu.rnl Beat the Clock Houseparly Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show Brighter J)ay Secret Storm 100 ft 4 .. OG eave lrOllli:h - All II nuuc barO';alllS. H . K Russc, l 7. 3\e h h 8 21"•__ nea_c • _ g way gara ge ____ - Edge of Night The Early S how Your Es'o Reporter Sp•rts Parade (8l - 5 55 Weatherman 6 00 Profi le 6:15 Douglas Eilwarda 6.30 Robin Hood 7 00 Burnll & Allen 7 :30 Talent Scouts 8 00 Those Whiting Glrl11 8·30 Richa:-d Diamond, PrtvaU Dt!tective 9 00 Sturl.o One 10 00 Up-to-the-Muwte New. 10 05 !iC11Dnin.e: the Weather 10·10 The Late Sbow CHANNIL I 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 30 Boston Blachie 8 00 l:aptam Kangaroo 845 CBS News 8 55 Local News 9.00 f'<-ed Wanng 1:30 lrtkar Godf~ 10.00 Strike It Rich 11 :00 NeWi 11.10 Kati~'s Almanac 11 .15 Love ol Life ll:30 Search hr Tomorrow 1145 Gujding Light 12:00 Katie'.> Kitchen 12.30 As the World Tur!ll 1·oo Our MilS Brooks 1·30 Houseparty 2:00 Big PsyoU 2·l:'O Bob r.rosby Show 4:00 fi·30 $ "5 f .55 tt 00 6:1& 6 30 7·00 7 30 8:00 8 :30 9-:00 9 30 10:00 10 0~ 10.10 -------- 6925-X "f-. Murder • lB CROW'S, STEAK HOUSE • POMEROY • no p~cmc -- --(8bl Auto.Services --------"'I 1. B RA Wl.MIGS SONS \our 11fr~er Phone 622'1 with your woperat.JoD. OPEN F.\CILITIES FOR C<,t. - Sentce. Nt,.at DBJ Pbone 'IOS..X. DODGE • PLVIIOUTB DEALICRS SI U 191 ForSa;e Young .pony-come and two year old. About 50". Contact Earl Dtll, Nease Settlement. 8-23-3tp Weatherrllao One used Hotpoint Clothes Dryer in good e,onditl6n, 2 used Fuel OJ! Heaters complete with storage tanks Phone 388, Pomeroy, 0 8-24-3te Douglas Edward~ Telt:p~one Time Phil Silvers Show flrivate Secretary To Tell the Truth Spotlight Playhou-. $64,000 Question Spike Jones Sbow UP-to-the-mmute Newt Scanning the Weather The Late Show For Sale Trumpet and Tr.ombone, both in good cond~tlon. P'bone 8-24·31c 456Y after 4 P . M. For S,ales-Two tots in Syratuse good locahon . very reasonnbte. Phone 45B-Y af.ter 4 P. M. 8-24-31( ------- __ __ in good cnndttion Tracy Wha ley, PhOne 28, Pomeroy. 8-24-lltc WHTN-TV Cf1annel13 . ---- $10~0 One, Two and 1·hree B~drooms. large stock must go Bnng your desires and your problems. move in tomorrow. Try us. we're dealing on the very low est possLble term s! • T.EN WIDTHS e HUGE SELECTION Many reconditioned used one and two ~droom (railers. FREE DELIVEltY QUICK! Opel 7 Days A Week Home Sales R.ADIU & TEL&Vl..o;;ION U.S. 23 South WAVERLY. QHIO 2-23 tf FOR SALE - Apples. New Ha ven Orcbard, New Hnven. Phone TU-24688. 7·29'f GRAVELY 1 iiACI"OR iiAU!l8 ood Service. R. A. Flnlaw, 512 E. -M~uo St. , Pomeroy. 7-24-:.:'/H' Tomatoes large, Pink Mexica ns, non-acid. Second Bouse Easl from a:chool - house. Wm. H Holmes, Syracuse, Oh10 8-13-tf On Your Small gas stoves room size oil 6386-M. PIANO ...... · · $348 one heater. Phont! 8-23-3tc ( 12) Wonted to Rent Radio D'ial \ USED BALDWIN Want to Buy large sJZe Heating Stove Frank Beach, M1ddle · ..!r·~ _!2_3-_ 6lp Writer SPINET PIANO ( 16) For Rent or Sole it; ie~iitWiOn r.at!den, 1f2 PRICE Phone 22 Jafkson, Ohio "!HEY KNOCK "!HeM· rur ON 1HfiR OWN 11ME AND TAKe. "!HE G<JRE H!Ot;>E,•.. - - Girl or iniddle aged sist wtih'eare of months. Live in. 1rences Mrs. H 0 land Rt. 1 much work. J ohn Racme lu. No. 2. 13-20-6tp featuring - • New Furnihln Hert'• how yoa ""' help1 FOB .,.... .,.._,_.... ....,... o.+t• IKilotly, «<UrMMOnny "tW'Mif. RESTAURANT OPEN 24 HOURS • from The convenience of our free parking space to the qu•Jity of our food and the courtesy of our service, Everythinl bere is in your fayor! - Gl-'lnlly-.wa.....,.....,. . . ttkJtr•"'-ntt. ..... pDOWNI """' ,... ....,.., Nlitlaed u • pW:>Ut emoi£11 lA COCI,fC~I will ftt Adtlmitinl Co&uteil .... ... NIWf/JGptr Aihwlit;i'Pijl ~.wt'ld411N A~ . $29CJ.oo Olnll"f• tpM4 lh11ilf. wart~\o\a lie.., .......... DOWNI • I'~ palrlrlg by Factllry Trained watchmaker, l!OWNS JEWELE)J{S, Pllrteroy 1-3-tf Good Clean Used Can AD Makes and Models ' ' -~' f P1loftl 510 'I'OIMro't I 1 I I \fr an{! M'n. Rona ld Fold.·11 and (•h11dren .. wert" vL.Illlll!! Sill! 1l:.)' w1th h1s falh('r llt·rm M~ Mary lhlle.at} sp~m Sun day Wllh ht>r pare nt s, lil r • nd ~1r H W R Swan and stslt•r Ber lll('C HARRISONVILLE I I ad I Covert's from 4,000 Mile Western Trip -"•L h>s --•en' · .. &WI .r~MT and Mrs George Hughes Family Reunion Held At Ash Cave The annuAl re'unlon of the children of the tate Mr. and Mrs. An· sel Hughes a nd theJ.r famtltes wa§ held Sunday at Ash {:ave. Attending were their sons, ~llen Hughes, Mtddlcport; Char I e s: HughL•s, Cal\ipolis, formerJy of Middleport. and Lewis Hughes, Gallipolis Rt, and their families, James Hughes, Ballimore, Ohio; MrR Allen Hugh_e s, Middleport; "Mrs. Chal'ler. Hughes and kranddaughter. Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes Jr and four children, Mr. and Mrs Robert Pierce imd family, Mr. and Mrs. Ma~in Hughes and Kathie and Debby, Columhus; Mrs James Hughes and Edd1e Baltimore, Ohio; Mr. illd Mrs Gordon Gobel, Adill!On; ~lr . and Mrs. Marion Rainey, and Ann and Kathy, Dunbar Glen Hughes, Michigan; Ethel, Sahina, and Fred of Huntington, and their familie's were unable to be present J.lra. Mr and Mrs . G. H Ru!lll.ell and dauihter. Mildred Ullht And chil tb;en, CollimbuJt, ·~ nt the l.. tter part uf the wee k wtth Mr. .and Mr! Wor'ley Fra ncis and mother Llllle Fr!iiiCie, Garfield ltL!:i!St•l! hB.d a stroke reretttl~ Mrs EleanOr WJI1i.3.mton and flPp he w Cary White spent Sbn· day wilh Mr and M"n. R. D. H'm Ralph Swlln J r wife 11.nd ehll dren cat led on Wor'lt-y F(an ci~ Sunda v Rutland News S ROOMS OF ALL NEW 1 1 1 SERVICE I IendMr.at and,nis, Mr:s. hOme: _Johnson Junior Wise were were guests of relative,.; m Che s at the fair Saturday v a. They a1s 0 ~ >s>t"d '" 1 Mr. and Mrs Albert He-tlzer. er, " p 1tt:sburgh and Toronto, 0 Ma.rtetl came to visit his mother Lawrence Stewart _allendcd 11 ~frS Josie Meltzer and also VlStlmeeting of _the Umon Camp ed the fair. Groond ASSOC'Jat!On Tuesday - - - - -- - Mrs Bobby Rowoh or New Hu'\·en spent Thursday with her par ents. Mr and Mrs. Orville C olo- ~ mao. By Mn. trank Buc:k 11 Mrs. Mae Van Meter and dau · Mr. and Mrs Lawrenee Teaford ghtcr, .Mtldrcd and Llnda Ft\ & Romney, W. Va, rfturned home gerald visited tn Pomeroy Thurs Sunday after a v1sit wtth his t H~ney K~yes, wit~ and eiUJ~I\ of Canton vlaited Mr. ntl J C Swan last Nken.d. ftleJ also-vmted with hU: e-i.ster, Mrs A1va Swi~k and hulbsftd A D. Hill s uffered tnjune~ >#h1le hewing timber Tuesd<t y H• · cut h.li foot whtl"h noquued 27 ~lr and ~1rs rartos Snowden !rtlleh~s.. He 'J)t'nt sevual da~ ~ 5p('fl\ Monda) and Tuusda y tn m Yason Col umb u~ . Wh Hb l"hdaughter l E l Clime ~tit ve yn li e, ares1o,• Mr and ~~r~. Kal F.dmund:;on came to be wilh him a few days Mrs Oren Sm11h. Logan . and <>nd daughters of Columbu~ were weekend guests o( Mr and Mrs T~arord. They were ac<'ompanied Natt Wise and family home by his brother Jack M r~ Myrtle Sunpkir. ,. ralll'd on Mr. and Mn Sill Johlll'OII . :Mrs. Graf.'e Thomas Munday CI'=Yt-land spent iit'Vtrral da} , Morton and Irene Barnes of lllth her stster and brotherm Ponwro~· spent Thll'l"sday with liiw, Mr. snd Mn. Arthur Stohart grandmother. Mn Ro:;;a the1r Mr. and Mra. Kelly Sa}·re and Barnes and aunt, Mrs Grac<' baby columbua were re-cent Tborru:i. euem ot hi1 molher Mrs Lw1e Sar.re. . Mrs. Frank Buek, son-tn law and daupter, Mr. and Mn. Paul S!ewart and family and MN Mtldred Foster, Cc:llumbus have retW"Recl from • tnp through the West, ·.7.bh;h joclud'ed . nineteen ,_.ut~ and Mexlro. P010l! of tn· 1erest were sequoia and Yos.emtle Pl~TU, PJtes Peak and Hoy at Gorge, Yellowstone, Badlan!Li. Snd Black liil\5, Boulder D;~m ~a~nd::::;G=::;ra~nd;:;;CJIJ>;.;~'~00~·~~;;;;;:':':"" Iough w>lh the>r parent•. . ' Mco. ll;dna Mayeo ,, employed Charles k~u s h , South Carolma at Pomeroy Six-week ol,d Charles t;overt, ~t'lll)' pase r.pent the w2ekcnd Roy Wis€rrian spent the week baby son of Mr <~.nd Mrs. Erneij I.Covert (Virgmia Mayes), is a much-travelled young man . He relurn "d with his familv. Friday " !... mght from a trip Of !!}'proximately 4,000 m1les which included Pike's Peak, the Garden ~f the Gods, Se,•e n fallii', Colorado SpfingS, Royal Corge, Manitou Springs, Denv~1· and the Lmcoln Alf Force Base. 'Mr ;:md Mts. Covert and the1r fam1ly , Vera, Barbara, Betty, David unt.l Charles and llts rather, Arthur Covert, Zanesville, went \\c~t to \'ISil Ai 3C RoSer Covert H. Swlo. re-centlY ' Furniture w FRIGIDAIRE M •w• I INCLUDES ' ...... P~etr u~ & Deliver HltL Cle•nH •nd ~locked ANTIQUITY ! $595 DRY CLEANING Relrlgenler ••• Gao Rt111ge Pay Only fSUt down llld f29.00 per month HO E LAUNDRY CO. C•ll 61 90-J N. 21141 Ave. MiddlepOrt ,:"~'~"~"~'~'~·~M:r;-- ~a~n~d;;,~M~c~•·;;;;~D:e~lb<:ct~~;;;;:;::;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;;;;;:;:;:;:;~; - - N~ I BAKER FURNITURE DPTOII~!aJST W. COMPTON, 0. D. Eu& Coart Binet, hmeroj ,.orrtee Roan: 1 to u. z NoOJa ON THE E111GRTEST oa 'l'iDLr · • CORNER fN MIDDLIPORT Watch • OF "\ The Daily Sentinel FIR NEWS OF ·' - --- Hart's Entertain 120 Bl lnsuronce ·-:::- ------- - Out-of-Town Folk lamefl-&imp.ou lDJJuranee Af,erJI:J, Middleport Filf'e - Au'bom.obile- At Sunday Dinner Bonda. Phone 1'1315--X 6-20-tl Di' W. S. Hart and dahghter, Miss Ebie entertained with a dinCOMPLF.'I'E Insurance Proteetlon, ner Sunday at their llbme, Lasley Lite, Aut~t. Fire, Polto. C.U Don Street. Mrs. Dan Wlllte and daughter, Barbara Jo. Calllng in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dye Jr., Canal Winchester, Mrs. P. A Jividen, Ruttana, and Mrs. Renzo Menchini and children, Jcnmfer and :\iickey aged lady W Youn g, )letgs Co ,-- . Rodney Downing I~'~URANCE AGENCY P:IN. Aulomooll~. H••ltlll ACCIDENT Llh, C11wltY·•nd Beftdt Reo I Est11te Broker ( 181 In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 61Ja..M PMOME5 61ft: Fu:t BAKER - - - -- ~ -' (21) Reol E~tatl~ . ' - - ---'--- ~URl'i~TUitt 168 Acre8 lnnd- 8 room hot and colcl water. Jean Marltn, Ht Nn I, Ohto. C111 The Brl~lell Col'IMll Ill Middleport -------· OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. . WANTED: CARRIER-Girl or boy for Rutland Route. Contact The Daily Sentinel. • 8 12 tf ' Short Orders, All Types Sandwiches 8 ..,ftk hilt 011 ttrkt ~ 'I ull to- they - ' : far .,..,, not QUICK SERVICE t'n Wat!'h Wbman to asmother for 2 Furnish ref· Burson, Rut8 26 3tc Housekeeper middle ON SATURDAY 11 A.M. TO 1 A.M. -- :t ft\11•• North of Pom•ror Bruce D&\'t! wa! dacharpd frl)m servi«: and returned home I frotp camp Sun da} morning Hl' •~ tht $On of !w1r and ~~ Merl e DaVIs , :\1r and Mrs Mile.s Nrl..on and ('ra Sht'nel!eld IVIStled Lillll• Fram·Js and Mr a-nd M r~ Worlt-~ Fraf)('ls Sunday Mr ~ Matn·l ~Wall 'Spt'fl] 't'Vt·ral days wtlh Mr aud ~11'3 Al va Swt(·k Mn. !IP\'In Mtlft'lo •ailed on W, S.ial':>ld "6oarda, Drop Clotba -:"':':.tl,:s,;;;;;M;:I;:'';;dl;:e:;;~or;:t.~O~b;:lo;:.;:;:;:;:;;;' Guests were Mr. and 'Mrs. Wil· Clhlton ~JJ~er. Middleport. 1Uam Coopef and •on&., Bill and fho~e 11285«. 11 I If IIAX WAltO M:~e, of Cleveland, and Mr. and WiJI receive good treatment, not CURB SERVICE FROM 11 A.M. T!LL MIDMIGHT GRUESEI BLOCK CO. 'ITRUCTURAL I BIAMI KRAP IRON - METALl • Winter .Spinet SEL~ 0 "'Build BeHtr For L•,... AUTO SALES SUMMERS & SON Complete Founlain Service CONCRETE BLOCKS METROPOLITAN ( 17) Help Wonted TUESDAY, AUG. 27th • ~VICE, Phon& tJO, Cleland Appliance Store, lltl W. Ma~n St , Pomerop Large size lleat1·ula in good condition. l>' rank Be<Jeh , P.hd~le­ port, RD. H2\6t p I WEST SHADE Waverly Mobile PARKER RUN. WEST COLUMBIA who had never seen his younger day evening wtlh Mr and Mrs brolht:'r Jerry Scott and daughter The Covert family, who travel· ted by stalton wagon, stayed In a guest house 111 the Atr Base and wet·e accompanied by A/ 3c Covert on a wc(•k C'nd expedttlon lo DenBy Mrs. Ruue-11 Painter ver and other famou s sight s Man Jo and Donme Rous h. Enroute home they Vlstled Mr Mrs (:trde Well and dau ghter and Mrs. William ;\faycs and ealled on Mrs. Mary Bar ley J c dauRhter, Barbar~t , in Lima and cently. Arthur Covert returned to hts hom e Ill Zailesvllle WE BUY CURB SERVIC-E • Buy Now! Save"$100 to of Par'ktnburl(, W Va.: Elizabeth. Ync HilTY Brown and ~an~ Bruch, £nterprlat, Terry Rrad-1 railed at the. 'Painter homr Sur. ford , Raun(' , J lmlllU! Ftll •nd .:by. Kenneth and Edgar lbrtung, (' he l-Mn Erma tk•tl miin l'l)ent Wc11 te r, Dorothy , Clrl 1nd Donna Cir ne.day W'ilh Mn Horner Got· l" le, ll1 lly and Ann Carleton, gll'!. n Gi n&er Stearns, Sue and L.arry Mr and Mn Alva Clark aufl Circle, Robert Smith, Roger };oJ- ton , Mrs Den~l Geoglem, :'ot r l t•r , kobert Deem, )th Eddte liar- 110d Mrs Fiord Spence , Mr <~nd tuna, Mrs Mabel van Meter and Mrs Gt'Tal d Vlolet called on \l r' 1.~-da Mat- and Dolores Krae ult' l Jrmue HOUJill. Sundoay il-ct. ,...... , The honoree. guest reeeln·d 11 ' l'u t~ l lxnl[tlt iH .3tl4 80 1 "" u n~ccnl Vl!ll lOn! at . tlu: ~\.II 1•u.mber or girtt and sendtni g.lfb 9 lti mdl-'· ' l'rupu.,als Nu~ 1 to :t mdu· but un.~~b le to attend wrre Joy<.·e Jiet l ouw horoe were Mrs J oluo s i\L' of thh projeeJ to IJe cwn· Circle, K11y WiHord a nd Ju )t't' BaUey and son , Ceor11:1e , Mrs H.o &er Buekley and son, M.r! .\J ,• , f p leli'tl IHJ I L~l• ·r than Udv~r 3 1. t at~on vm fotee.k- ahd Mn Lenard J..<~n 11:1 57 .. ...., h3rn and da~~ghter . norn~r (,t·t· ll~o 't! •·rs 11111 ' 1 apph·. on t •• gl ~m protw l forms, fur preq-uallflc;aMr and Mrs. Raymond- Til ~ lur d E · tllln w1th lht· HI J;:hWliY t rt' 1t xa callt"' on Mf'll. HolM:rt Pal P,t-, nJ IOI'r ('olumbus. Ofuo. at least Mrs Edgar ArnoLt en terta ined Monday. 10 tlaYs bdon· ttw dll lt' set to the Ladu;•s Friends hip Cu-ciP. oren htds wlt h a wiene-r roast at het;, hom e Th~ nunmH m wa ge to be pai d liL Middleport on Thunl".sb> evelo all lahor t•mplo~n·d on this mng Earller in the evenlni \fu ro r1IJ ~I"I s hall be 111 act'ordaoce J uanita RouBh , New Haven wa~ ! ly Mn. Jot." Stout '-H: h !'ht• 'Sdte•' ulf' of Prr-\'IIJIJng honorefl with a surpr>"-d -. layette 1 Mr and M.-s. Ra ymond kl10d1· ~. Hour!'Wagr shower by .members and Mrs. Ar Charleston were guests uf , _, D. . __Ralt' , b s . .hAs-cerlametl b h 1 h1s anu e 1t•t nuneu Y 1 e 0 ,.par1 11ott and Ml"!i Paul Fitzgerald , rot er De 1mill" lll ('nt of Jndl..l.~trial Relations a; , \~~Cal , were glven towels Jn <tbserMn. Graee Can anfl the f:.,r pl1cJble to State Highway De \ance of their birthday3 ~fr s ne11t Carr fam1ly art' guPSb or ])a r!lllt'Ot Irnprovemenb m ae- Shirle}' Priddy or G<tJJlpolis, a relatives 111 Well sviUe rOJ d ~nre Wlll1 SectJOT!l:l 411~03 former me~;~~ber wa s weleomed ! Mr and Mr!l Wylie S!fJan ( 17<~l. 411~ 04 I 17 4l, 4 l 15 05 back Into the rlub other~ .pre- , Sbawnee, Okla.. Jifll guests or , t74al, 41150f:l (11-5) and 411507 H·nl w-e Mesd•m"s Helen Rou <h 1 ~r and Mrs. John Stout 1 I i • I o.f ... " rl75a\ or ILC lt>vt~t·( {O(t' tuey Tr!:W, Alma t:olema.n, Helen Mr and Mrs. Dre"i!i ler sp~nl Ohw" Elias, "ane Jqtylson, Etta YoUng evt·d~ng w1tb J C Mundy an The bHider must submit >A-ilh MISs l,'et.chle Ellis, George Trew , family. ., h 1~ btd a cerltficd check in th<' Paul Fit;&erakl and Larry ~ole-~ Mrs. Bertha Call calLed on he r ~m ount ol $39UO.OO man of ~est ~olumbl.a; MesdameB brother ~~ton A.4hwort~. Sbade Plans and specifJc-at JOnS nre on \1ildred .Bnunley and Doris Eads Don Gibson and _family calle(l file m the department of high- of Pt. Pleasapt; Mrs, Loui.<~e on relatlves here thu week ways and the· office of the divls- Rouslt, Ne\f Haven; Edgar 'and Mrs. Elenore Stout . ~nd l"hllLJ Jj rll'puty d1rcetor Rtcky Arnott Middleport I dren, Dayton, are nsrtlng :\lr The directOr re serves the Lawrence t;(lleman who has and Mrs loh.n Stout right to reject any and all bidii'. been ill for the past ten weeh 1 M.n; ,Elenore Stool and Mrs GEORGE J. THORMYER, has returned to hts st ore. ' Jolln Stout were m Gatlfllnil :; Acting Dir•ctor. Mrs Della carnahan of Bocyrus Tuesday on business (8) 26, (9) 3-21c wa:-; a Tuesday guest of Mr. and Cecil Hanin'g spent the weekend Mrs. George Trew will! hi~ flt.mity hen' R~turn Dick Young and Harry v1ckers 1 Mrs Cecil BID.ekwood called on Jr .. were scheduled to leave , Ml"!l . Elenora Stool Thunday for South Carohna Rev Frazier shOwed rilms oF army b11se havtng spent a fur- his home ,jn Ireland tf'eenUy. 1 eTruck Loadin g Equipment eBack-Hoe Service eDump Truck .Sf!rvJce Phone Cheshire 7·74.7~ SPECIALS! Olive l11graham IN REAR OF DRI*E IN ., "By tfl• Hour VIRGIL WAMSLEY ANNIVERSARY Th. .undwiclwe will IH!Yel' be utenl Deeth 0111 the hla:hway wrote "Finlehed" to a happy family outini. Lut ywar, .(0,000 died in hJ'hway tra1tditt, Thil killin1 'can be ttopped- FOr Hire 1. •Grading & Ditch Diggmg Blaettnan. Pomtlroy 8-23-6tc 1953 GMC ~.'.! ton Pi ckup $795 Nearly 1 new ~aint JOb. Not a flaw or blemtsh Blaetlnars, PooneroY. 8 23-6tc on 990 • ~ Contract" Mr and Mn. l~e.dcr Roush and family or Letart !'!pent Sunday with Mrs. Wultel' RC'ush " 8 23 3tc Four room bouse ami bath . ga~ h('at Llncol n ll"t~.;ht~ Phon e 33o-M 8-23·6tc Press Conference Daily I S1mmons 8-23 Jte USED COAL FURNACE lor sale, • 11 OPPORTUNITY TUESDAY Edge of Night The Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sporfs Parade . Allwl '' ( 111111 ' · •1 llw• 1111 Stl 14 ~ Hrl \.,L11' 1 lmH -.. U ;jH 1 ~ - I · 111 ltr Ulr· :-;,. ~eLl '' lit'~ ;wr' l'r . l,hl• l<JII :l·h· p~. 1,\, .~ppl)ll'~ ~- h ttt~ nLI.nl •u- 111 ·" 111 ' 11 ' ll t·nh 1 ·;~~~~~ ll·L1,~ . \\ 111 111 \IJ ft•t. I.Pn;..:lh ::ll5Li41ll/ l o·t, \\ nll :t :!II I•, t L• n~~ , 1.05h. lJlJ 19) ·BusineSS ----- 3.30 LUI• AUT011AT1C color Slide pruJeetm ft~·~ , , SG fr ·•·t ot 40 x 40 Glass b('acled scret-n 1 . 1 '' 1 ·' 1 1 l 11 ~ 1 ~ 1 - 8 ~'- 0 Call 6270-J B 26 Jlr :l h1 Ill k~ Proposal "-'o. 1 - -- , (FOR SALE) - - ~1 1 'rgan Count} Vlil o. (J n SL"r lJOn OW. ~lak Huu ll' Nu :!Btl 111 rM Restaurants 01' Schod.~ Nt•\\ Homer Tuw n:. hll) b~ ll]Jpi)'tng ~ St.unless Rerrlge rator 32 cu bt!unnnou, [H·atmfnt ltt·m ~ '1'3cl ft., 2 tlour, complete, w1th umt .1 3') was $H5000 ~ow $65000. Cum 1;-l,H'm t·nt Wid t h t3 11-• ·1 anteed. JACk 'S 1rJ<:FH.JliEH A·IIl·l~<'lh :!u llfi-1 nu kd ur 3 an TION, NEW nAVEN TU-23537 rnil ..~ 8-19-25tp f _____,. ----l W0:\1EJ\i Start now for btg 3 pt ece bcd rol)m ~mt complelP, Chnslm as earnmgs. , 1 ~ an Avon I stngle bed coonptete, l 1u-ll · Hcp t·csentallVe. 8 26 3tc away bed , dresser .. nd m1rror. ! - -- - - - - -couch;, e.hair, lamps, breakfast ~ .~et Hotpoint Electric sto\' P c-abinet ltnd matchwg utllt: es metal uttlities, pLano , lwm tub~ _ _ ____ '47 Chevrolet roupe ; dtsht":S and INCRF:ASED FAL l. fW SlNESSfl'luit jars. Contaet Mrs. lkl v m'L'ess 1tn tt's placmg 3 womc!1 Rous h, Syra('USt', 0 , or ph one tmmedt:~lel~ . Real fl J)portuntly 905-M 8-23-61p for those wlw q uul t!y Avon Box 148, Mnrtt'lla 0 B 23 3t(' EleMrtl' water pump and tank ~~~~~~-~--~~-~~~~ Coon do]l: See Eldon Morn ' Rt No 2, J•umeroy or call Headlines Brighter Day Secret ~()rm -- -- ~:r',ll ~~~- , rf.0 "~anp~ ~ ~;;~l~~a~·.~- Nitewatc:-11 Tonight 3:00 8.15 I lf.t" Sktll dnll- nearly new . 8V4'' WCHS-TV ChannelS I r ___...;...;__...;·...;;-;;,;;-~-~-,.;;;-;;-_...;·~·;;;;.;;;;.·;;;;;;;;;;;;.~~~~-~-;;-;;-;;-.-_,-~-~---"-.,;;,---..;;.--,;;..;·;;;;-;;;;;;;;_,-.~-~-~-;;·_..;;...;.;;;;;;;;;...;,.,;;;;;;__ 11 W. MAIN ST. · Notices O'Henry Playb~ust A Man Called X JICN OFF .1 r• · 1.1 It 1,.- .. ,..,.,rtl<·• l .•~ ull•· lr ,, 1. Proposa l No -·;~"'0"'0,..-~""""""",.-,--,,..-:C~ ' Summer Playhouse N-,w~J 1 llllll'l'~ 11h , 1111111 1L11MJ A .\t I Ol!l,. 11:.• /I'l l.) :-.1.o"! : rd l tllle 1 , \\od n,~tiJ) ~wl •ttt 'lllwr 11 · 1' 1J 7 1 1" 1 lli]>IL•\'<fl\lllH lll 1 10 3 11 w lu l'lo ,• ·,.hi /'..u~l ~1,, .11 ,. " '• 11 L ..., II Ili Jl l"OJ•·•t 'ffOrd, one lll.a.:.rtlon. Ulnbnum cbarp &Oc.-f :enuPerwordfur\hret~conseeutlve insertloru. · Speelai - Onemonllifor~ceutaperword. Full rate of l cents per WOld wiU be Cbaried f(lr 1dvertlslng lt oot paid for before tbe l~Lll. of each.montb foUowln& b:t~rtion . Erran in Advertising-Should be reported immediately. The DaUJ ~tiael .,m not be relp<maible (or mo•e Uum one lnt"1!r- t •~,. Jun. •- ...., Card or Thtnb aq~ SpecW Notleea of Events $1.00. Obituarla. publilhedatlcentperword. ~l Current My Llttte Margie Bride and Groom Queen For A Da1 Modern Romances Com~v Tlma MovleUme Popeye Presents 800 IJ J.'!!.I.l} J)llt•tl\.JI 1il if!1.n .. t ( u: RATES CHANNEL 3 :!'Hin Oo 'i'od.ay Romper Room The Pr1ce Js Riaht 1'rutll Ol" Consequenen Tic Tac Dough II Could Be You Tex .\. .Jinx Spinach Playlioud Weathercast !)ports Eye NBC New! Festiv ,tl of Stan P!!.nlc Meet McGraw 6.00 6 30 6 35 6 45 7 00 Super n.an v..._.Jtnercan sports l!..)'e NBC News t:harlto~ Fan-ell Shoe Wells Fargo 'l'wenty One Arthur Murray Party PHONE 398 2 ,::uta = 1 Mete• ~.;,1 on See NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ..-.. t• liVu» (.1.008. 000, 0.41 , ....,1 • . u7, STA T E0F I OH _. O N ICh DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS 487, State Route o 248 n £11· le r and Ol rve Towmhips, by apColvmbuJ Ohto , Augvtl 16, l9S7. J)l)mg a bl!umir.ota treatment Co n tr&et s.~~Jn Le,.•l Copy llem~ T -30. • T32 . Na . 57 -58-4 Puvement Width 18 feet, t..eng~. d• I.! pr,. p u~al:. Will bt· rel'l-' 1\ th 45 883 20 fttt1 < I ·•I Ill! ulfHt• u' tin• S\alt· Width 20 ft'~·t l.t:-11!{111 2 ~8 1 60 (23) Lega! Ncti(eS -~--- ---- houseContact Rutland, !l-22-6tp Roberta Kraeuter Is Honored With. Surprise Party Mr and Mr!l. Eldon Kraeuter entertained with a !!UU!rise p_a rty Friday evening e.t their lioJlle at )forning Star honoring their daughter, Roberta, on her twelfth birthday. Games were p~ayed during the evening utider tbe direction of Ml~ s Dolore!l kraeuter and prize~ awarded the winners. A det'ora,ted birth~ay""rake with twelve canqf~s. home ma~e ice cr~am a:nd kOOI 8dt> were serve~. All day su<'k~rs were given as favors. Present were Janice Valentine FRibAY and SATURDAY AUG~ a .' I ·30th and \ ' . Yliur Dollar wears happy.smlle on Dollar Days Wlii!ll It Looks Btlteto, Goes Flll"tlier,Bnd Boys lthre Than Yo~ Ewr Jhoeamed•..... •. �' . Dally Sentinel, Pomcroy-Mlddleport;'O:, Mlt:-26, !957 -3 FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABU RESUL'J'S 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug . 26, 1957 --THE MANHUNT A Noteworthy Projeet By Our Own Chamber The proposa l last week by the PQJnero,:. Chambt•r of Commerce to the Ohio State I!Jgh"JY Oepartment for the lighting up the t'Jllilll) ot the Pomt: roy Bl'llJge o.ctoss tht' Oh1o Hn,er ts .a pruJet t we have long rhought to bl' oH•rdul' .JnJ one that if ~..:a rried to eomdo much toward excitmg mo~t• comment abuut the uni(jueness of tht• Poml'toy -1\lJdtl!eport area A fl'" )ea J~ ago , famed traveler Lowell !Jletwrt ! \~ill up tlu.· Pullll'J O\ I Brldge, we hope will I.Je <Jdoptl'l..! w1lh lavm by the state of Oh10 Nut on\\ \\-Ill 11 have 1b 11 other facet to the safety 111 driving a<: JOSs the ' steel 1span that conncets the grpat s t,l te:-. of Ohio and West V1r gm1 J bc a ul~ll ! lflg lhl s QUALIFIED MEH fOR HIGI-I•Lf<VEL. ' GOVERNMENT area 11 1 lhe l 1200 12 30 1·00 l 30 2·00 3:00 345 ..so~ I <OO <30 5 30 5 45 To those who have pruposrd th e new p1 oject , we today doff our hats, for a well conceived idea that IH' know m ye:n·s to come If 1 it reaches fruition. wtll ·afitl another topic to the tr·aveler's praJ S(' or lhl' l'(HIHHUillt} as Ill !LO U 6 ao 6.35 6 ~5 goes elsewhere 7 ou 7.30 Nor:• II N~· e . :!4 ' 10~! A S_v r:~ ('harles L. and Vandora G ('liSt' to F1NI and N ~ II Shumw;.,) Kuighttng, parcel8, f...totart , to R:~lph l' tmd ~·rrn Htlmorr 3-\ H•l li;.,id Ka1'1' Ju amta F:dlth Howard lind Mllry Donnhew Pomeroy tu Ru s.<w ll \l,l plb J).ll 1~. H.t)ph WI!L.~rd Da•:1s, Dot o John L and Upal H. Wickham. E!Jza Heb£'t•ril ~Icf<iflll('J'. par lt11 Ellt'fl At·n tz ll~·nry Bentz Jr paruel, Syracuse to Homer P t•(!b , Salem to Arclnc and F:1·~ · ~JiidH•d I o ~•I '>C K<tn, Pomeroy Hous h MeKmne ~ p.,rNI I•• Sarah bllllt Teaford C (' Cuckler, p<~rccl Harrison }~art M and 'llu· lond Nd;;1,n F~t • • l Jll' 1\jL•I I Sii U!llWay , Syra- tile to ThGr and Mury Car~cy ()ill"c•· ls. Std~" rn . lo Ar1'tut· nnd tll ~ •· to Will1U111 :wd Mt! hel W1Hs, Mann111g D Webster, Adm \Eva McK1nllt v Jc. Mtldred M Darst , 6ec. , ~reeL> BealJ'Ill' Ell •·n ~rill Will!~m Alv" I' M" t llarL' t ~1. Walte1· in Sall!bury, to Fred LitHe, Leun Fn•d Smtih. 8() S(] md~. Sal•!><~lid MadeilnL' fo ;o~e \'v1JI, Sll)l.s !\oltller bury tu '1'1·1i [Jrl .~ nrl Vlary Ellert lmry. fl•ll eels, w Alv re ond Anua George H Durst. parcels, Sut Spm:·~ :\1m• Par I low loti, 1o D R Cooley . Eva Wll h, purl'eb . L<'banon Hersch!:! llntl Eileeu Housh. stx Edward and Edna Bush, 1 05A , to Clar('nee and G l il(t y~ WtHhlh· fll'rc~ L.-la r t tu Virgil and Mar y L<'banon to Jacob and Suzanne Elinore Carroll i! uwe ll lots Hous h Bus h Middcpmt , lo Martha Carol yn H1r:IHtrd t: and Allu Bradl ey, Maunee 0. a'll-d Dorothy Wright and Anna Marg;.trc·l Howdl piir<'el ~, fietpw \II J .m mu~ and Iolli ~ -6-7·8, Martinsburg to Syl Uc1·tha 1' La ~lwr. !iRA. Rttl Vwh-t Dillo n van and Dolly Cleland l;md lu P ~ ul L und Ru~e M .P11t Jlu~h 8eariL~ Arlm Dut·a M. Sylvan J and D<IUy ('leland tcnrun ll~·arh s, lutR , Sutlou to Vil-g1c 100 A, Salem. to Mpuricc und Geo rgl• Warck•u a·nd Gertrurlt· Hohsle\!t•r Dorothy Wright. Marc.tom, ea 29<1 Columbia, to B \1 Tyn·e l' lt kr·n-. Harry W !'11 k1·ns lol-. tl and 7 Sutton Mary iJ Glidden , 241100 A , Mary Ka thltcn Marc11m Gt•ors e and Bertha Arnott , pnr l 111 Wtllia m 1 aw l Llllt<~ofl Hayma 1 ~ Syracu 11e to Frt•d 01nd Nell Shumor lot 14. An\!qwt y. to Chllfk.> 1 \\llll' a7d Mary Anon Ke ll e r 1!:Uhu nlld C'arrlt• Cnunts, 145 A!J A, Ll·l~r·t II) lltLhnrd.'l & Son, lnc Leonllrd W un ci Ruth A Mtu-1· 1 ewls tlo A Sulton tu Ruth A 01!:\'0TF.D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA Marr L ewr ~ lliCHA~D S. OWIPI- GINIIlAL MANAGIIt Ruth A Mu11· Lcwts. Leona r d RIYNOLD I. GRIINI- EDITOR Lewis, 842 A, Sutlun tu Bu lh A Ctlest•r L T•nnet-.111, St•H Writer, Sports Editor illarr t.('v.> s •·u Na.. on.. • • ver Ill Ina: represen a II ve, Bolune UlKlm ..,. , lne ·• ...... Char les- E untl }fane Bu1ddl (• Le!'lngton Ave, New' YoM: City, 16,' NY. Entered 11 aecond claaa mailing matt411 ,_t the post oUice at J>om lut, 1\-llddlcporl L(1 ,V.,Itcr l£11 w 1• trroy OJ:".lo. son nnil Beul11h .tone~ SubserlptJon raleo . Dc11•~by carrier where available 30 cen•· .. ruw _. Marvin nnd Flt-l ty Swnn, I hit on fte-; one year In advance at e Dally Sentinel of(Jce, $15.60· sll and Ruth Wnl f£'. 37 A Chester to ll'onlbs, $7 80; three tr~onths , $3.90 ~motor route wboere iYd.l 1able: - ' ' n Y ma u one year..,.. ... monWB, ... .-.. ~ 211 ; •"-~ .... Fr!'emun and V:~ndenne Wll:hnm ~ OAe monLu _.ee mon......., •• .... u - n'nnth Sl Wal trr 8. l''cii .Y Sr, Dol ly . . .. iN, m;; ' I Publi~ohed every afternoon except tiunday by The Ohio Vah.., SeD· rett y, 18 A . Saif'lll to Harul : U.Oel, Inc., Jilt 110 MK-hanlc St., PNJWII'Gf', 0 . Bwlloeu office phone 30! an d Virgie Fel1 y ~ Wrl&J offlf'e ohon,. 3D?' s·oo .lr Th e Dal'}y Sentt'nel • 10 30 1100 II 30 1 mght season. but 1t wdl a lso conl1thut e a n - tand Transfers • Thl' proposa l t o light ty of th1 s a rf' a a t mght time and he desrnbed th e most beautiful sights he ha'd f've1 behP id "A sight ." he said, "of the lights 6 55 7 00 9 00 1000 HIL.L.~/ I factor of fu rther was orw of I ~'ECI<O~ ~IS 5HOOIIN' IRO~ MADE. n-IEM TAKE TO T'HE I Thnrna . . upon traveling through thi s area . marvt.·lled 111 on1• of tus columns of the beau- nn tht' 11ver from Pomeroy and Middleport !hat ~l'l.'m{' d to o ffer out in the darkness of night a weleome t o the traveler . and a warm expresswn of thP friendlines s of the people who rcs ttlt: here" It h<J .~ ll<•t•n our t•x perience too , to have lward flom 11w stt an ger who lnnies here in • i ou r mid st for a short spa n expresswns,of th e beauty of mght along the OhiO RIVer here when the street light s g11 on and spark.l.t! a~:ross th e n~ er's expanSl' of til L· ltghtl'd (. 1 0:-.~ ; ato p Lincoln Ht ll A ll ot \lhldt ~l· J ve a:; :.1 \ltd come beaco~ of fneudiull''>:. tu he wbo ll";iH ls Uy the I'IYer or a lung tht • hlgh\l..tl WANT Al)S TELEVISIOH GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channel3 MONDAY TUESDAY 8 30 9:00 9:30 10.00 10 30 10 30 12 00 SiliN UN 'foda)' llom!Jer Room 'fhl! Prlct' h R1ght '" 7"()() 900 Tr uth or C un sequ~neel Tt(' Ta~· Uouih It Could Be You Tex & Jtnx Current My Little Margie Bride and Groom Matinee Theater Q1.1~en fur a Day Moder n Romance~ Comedy Tlme Mov1etime Popeye Pr~ e nts News P1cture tO ·OO 10.30 I I :00 11 30 1?. 00 12:30 lOO J ·30 3:00 345 4:00 4.30 5 30 Amatt.ut· Hour SolH.iers of Fortune Blom:lie Ne""·s H~lldlinee Nitewatcli 8 30 • 00 Nat Kina Cole Sbow 730 930 10 00 10 30 ]0 40 l?OO Tonight 100 (1) Daily Sentinel Daybook FE'LLOWSHII" PICNIC Mr and Mrs. Manning K\oes look the Senwr Youth Fellowship of the First Bapttsl Church to Camden Par'- Saturday for 8 pteme Those present were Dtnne Stumbo, J:irquellne Rice, Bill werner, Ktt Neal, John Lyons, Walter Ilarrl!, Larry Mitl'h, Ronnie Wilt, Bill McCool, Gury Dunham and Geon::-e Hibbs. SPECIAL GRANGE MEETING l'omcroy Bend Cran"e "' met tn SJlf't"ti!l sessmn Sunday arten10on at the DAV hiilllo complete plam for the annual Inspection wh1eh ... ... will be h c ld \\' euneRuay, August 28 at 7 30 p m At the close of the \a!)t reg ular meetina: the char· ter was dr a ped for a p<>rlocl of thirty da ys 1n mc mor) of Hank Young Announ,ement! Monday (Continued P:rom P•a• One) Members of the Chamber of Commerce's committee on agrtcut. ture are Joe Guarino. chairman; S. R. f'lemlng, Price Patrll'k, Lyle Austin, G A. Diggs, Harry M1llcr, John Watterson, Woodrow Mace, Oscar Bosttc and Clarence Anderson. CommJtl('t! on arrangements Arnett Roush, chamnan , Woodrow Mttce, Kennelh Roush, Harold Suiliuan, and Gcr&ld Rood F1eld and garden crops committee · Richtw! Tatterson and Hurold Ross Educatton :tl Exh th tls l'Ommit lee ~('llfford Dunn and Russell Priddy Exhibits for the show are to he 1 Ill P ae't.• nut later than 4 P m on Frtday mght , August 30, am\ may not be removed from the show before lO p m on Saturday All cxh1bttors are ltm ttcd to one entry in each ~;lass of tht! h D JV D S OW CKr·ep 1 tn IVliHOil , Klry C.atlle, Division V, Beef Catlle, ant! Division lll, Poultry Two cntnt's 111 each of lhnse classes will l:lc permitted. A square clanr,., open to tlw public, Will be held on Fnday mght at thfJ armory in conJunction w1th the show An t'X hibl lJOn square dance will be presPnted by members of 4-11 tluhs throughout lhe county 14 Meigs County (Continued Fram P•g• On•) Only boys entered in the compe· tilton~ is R:anda\1 'Packett and Wa yne Rous" of the Salem Cent er Buy~ Club 111 sa fety demonmraotion ------ 7·00 of $62.70 on hi !> fllne The 30 dJ;' 7 30 1 sentence wns ~US Pf'IHl ed 8.00 Cha rles Ollver, 21, Pomeroy wa,-; 8:45 rcleas ~ d on $50 hond and IS to 8:55 appear tn court tomght foltow1ng 9:00 hts arrest by the Highway Patrol 9:30 on charge~ of ft rt iCJo us re s ,~t r a 10·30 t 1on John Boyd, 40, of AntJqtnty W:l.5 U ·OO re leased from coun ty tall on hon tl 11 10 of $1 5 to a!-fpear tn Grindley's 11:15 court Lomght ~ ~J :~nswer chargeR o( 11:30 mtoxa•at wn He was nlsu arre~>ted 11 ·45 12·00 by the fll g h\~ a} Piltrol 12·30 I·OO JAYC!:E·ETTES MEET 1 30 'T'he :\1et ~s Count~· .Jaycee-ettes 2 00 met rt'centiy at Ba1lcy 's Lake and a wit'ner 'f'Uast WII S enjoyed by the 2 30 3.00 follow!llg members Mrs Richcard 3.Hi Rosenhaum, Mrs Jack Seelig, :\frs I ·••1! Htchard Follrod , Mrs Frank Jennings, Mrs Btll Clulds, Mrs Phtl Globokar. Mrs Kenneth Finley, Mrs Eugene Buckky a nd one ~ucst, Mr~ Carol Gallo WJEH ' Mel!Js County News 11:50 IJ, m. 3:30 4 00 5 30 5:45 Jimmie Dean Boston Blackle Captain Kangaroo CBS News Local News Fred Waring Artbl.lr GodfreJ Striki! H ll"h News Weather Love of lJ(e Search !or Tomorrew 6u1dlng Light Katie's Kitche:: As the World Tu.rnl Beat the Clock Houseparly Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show Brighter J)ay Secret Storm 100 ft 4 .. OG eave lrOllli:h - All II nuuc barO';alllS. H . K Russc, l 7. 3\e h h 8 21"•__ nea_c • _ g way gara ge ____ - Edge of Night The Early S how Your Es'o Reporter Sp•rts Parade (8l - 5 55 Weatherman 6 00 Profi le 6:15 Douglas Eilwarda 6.30 Robin Hood 7 00 Burnll & Allen 7 :30 Talent Scouts 8 00 Those Whiting Glrl11 8·30 Richa:-d Diamond, PrtvaU Dt!tective 9 00 Sturl.o One 10 00 Up-to-the-Muwte New. 10 05 !iC11Dnin.e: the Weather 10·10 The Late Sbow CHANNIL I 7 00 Jimmie Dean 7 30 Boston Blachie 8 00 l:aptam Kangaroo 845 CBS News 8 55 Local News 9.00 f'<-ed Wanng 1:30 lrtkar Godf~ 10.00 Strike It Rich 11 :00 NeWi 11.10 Kati~'s Almanac 11 .15 Love ol Life ll:30 Search hr Tomorrow 1145 Gujding Light 12:00 Katie'.> Kitchen 12.30 As the World Tur!ll 1·oo Our MilS Brooks 1·30 Houseparty 2:00 Big PsyoU 2·l:'O Bob r.rosby Show 4:00 fi·30 $ "5 f .55 tt 00 6:1& 6 30 7·00 7 30 8:00 8 :30 9-:00 9 30 10:00 10 0~ 10.10 -------- 6925-X "f-. Murder • lB CROW'S, STEAK HOUSE • POMEROY • no p~cmc -- --(8bl Auto.Services --------"'I 1. B RA Wl.MIGS SONS \our 11fr~er Phone 622'1 with your woperat.JoD. OPEN F.\CILITIES FOR C<,t. - Sentce. Nt,.at DBJ Pbone 'IOS..X. DODGE • PLVIIOUTB DEALICRS SI U 191 ForSa;e Young .pony-come and two year old. About 50". Contact Earl Dtll, Nease Settlement. 8-23-3tp Weatherrllao One used Hotpoint Clothes Dryer in good e,onditl6n, 2 used Fuel OJ! Heaters complete with storage tanks Phone 388, Pomeroy, 0 8-24-3te Douglas Edward~ Telt:p~one Time Phil Silvers Show flrivate Secretary To Tell the Truth Spotlight Playhou-. $64,000 Question Spike Jones Sbow UP-to-the-mmute Newt Scanning the Weather The Late Show For Sale Trumpet and Tr.ombone, both in good cond~tlon. P'bone 8-24·31c 456Y after 4 P . M. For S,ales-Two tots in Syratuse good locahon . very reasonnbte. Phone 45B-Y af.ter 4 P. M. 8-24-31( ------- __ __ in good cnndttion Tracy Wha ley, PhOne 28, Pomeroy. 8-24-lltc WHTN-TV Cf1annel13 . ---- $10~0 One, Two and 1·hree B~drooms. large stock must go Bnng your desires and your problems. move in tomorrow. Try us. we're dealing on the very low est possLble term s! • T.EN WIDTHS e HUGE SELECTION Many reconditioned used one and two ~droom (railers. FREE DELIVEltY QUICK! Opel 7 Days A Week Home Sales R.ADIU & TEL&Vl..o;;ION U.S. 23 South WAVERLY. QHIO 2-23 tf FOR SALE - Apples. New Ha ven Orcbard, New Hnven. Phone TU-24688. 7·29'f GRAVELY 1 iiACI"OR iiAU!l8 ood Service. R. A. Flnlaw, 512 E. -M~uo St. , Pomeroy. 7-24-:.:'/H' Tomatoes large, Pink Mexica ns, non-acid. Second Bouse Easl from a:chool - house. Wm. H Holmes, Syracuse, Oh10 8-13-tf On Your Small gas stoves room size oil 6386-M. PIANO ...... · · $348 one heater. Phont! 8-23-3tc ( 12) Wonted to Rent Radio D'ial \ USED BALDWIN Want to Buy large sJZe Heating Stove Frank Beach, M1ddle · ..!r·~ _!2_3-_ 6lp Writer SPINET PIANO ( 16) For Rent or Sole it; ie~iitWiOn r.at!den, 1f2 PRICE Phone 22 Jafkson, Ohio "!HEY KNOCK "!HeM· rur ON 1HfiR OWN 11ME AND TAKe. "!HE G<JRE H!Ot;>E,•.. - - Girl or iniddle aged sist wtih'eare of months. Live in. 1rences Mrs. H 0 land Rt. 1 much work. J ohn Racme lu. No. 2. 13-20-6tp featuring - • New Furnihln Hert'• how yoa ""' help1 FOB .,.... .,.._,_.... ....,... o.+t• IKilotly, «<UrMMOnny "tW'Mif. RESTAURANT OPEN 24 HOURS • from The convenience of our free parking space to the qu•Jity of our food and the courtesy of our service, Everythinl bere is in your fayor! - Gl-'lnlly-.wa.....,.....,. . . ttkJtr•"'-ntt. ..... pDOWNI """' ,... ....,.., Nlitlaed u • pW:>Ut emoi£11 lA COCI,fC~I will ftt Adtlmitinl Co&uteil .... ... NIWf/JGptr Aihwlit;i'Pijl ~.wt'ld411N A~ . $29CJ.oo Olnll"f• tpM4 lh11ilf. wart~\o\a lie.., .......... DOWNI • I'~ palrlrlg by Factllry Trained watchmaker, l!OWNS JEWELE)J{S, Pllrteroy 1-3-tf Good Clean Used Can AD Makes and Models ' ' -~' f P1loftl 510 'I'OIMro't I 1 I I \fr an{! M'n. Rona ld Fold.·11 and (•h11dren .. wert" vL.Illlll!! Sill! 1l:.)' w1th h1s falh('r llt·rm M~ Mary lhlle.at} sp~m Sun day Wllh ht>r pare nt s, lil r • nd ~1r H W R Swan and stslt•r Ber lll('C HARRISONVILLE I I ad I Covert's from 4,000 Mile Western Trip -"•L h>s --•en' · .. &WI .r~MT and Mrs George Hughes Family Reunion Held At Ash Cave The annuAl re'unlon of the children of the tate Mr. and Mrs. An· sel Hughes a nd theJ.r famtltes wa§ held Sunday at Ash {:ave. Attending were their sons, ~llen Hughes, Mtddlcport; Char I e s: HughL•s, Cal\ipolis, formerJy of Middleport. and Lewis Hughes, Gallipolis Rt, and their families, James Hughes, Ballimore, Ohio; MrR Allen Hugh_e s, Middleport; "Mrs. Chal'ler. Hughes and kranddaughter. Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hughes Jr and four children, Mr. and Mrs Robert Pierce imd family, Mr. and Mrs. Ma~in Hughes and Kathie and Debby, Columhus; Mrs James Hughes and Edd1e Baltimore, Ohio; Mr. illd Mrs Gordon Gobel, Adill!On; ~lr . and Mrs. Marion Rainey, and Ann and Kathy, Dunbar Glen Hughes, Michigan; Ethel, Sahina, and Fred of Huntington, and their familie's were unable to be present J.lra. Mr and Mrs . G. H Ru!lll.ell and dauihter. Mildred Ullht And chil tb;en, CollimbuJt, ·~ nt the l.. tter part uf the wee k wtth Mr. .and Mr! Wor'ley Fra ncis and mother Llllle Fr!iiiCie, Garfield ltL!:i!St•l! hB.d a stroke reretttl~ Mrs EleanOr WJI1i.3.mton and flPp he w Cary White spent Sbn· day wilh Mr and M"n. R. D. H'm Ralph Swlln J r wife 11.nd ehll dren cat led on Wor'lt-y F(an ci~ Sunda v Rutland News S ROOMS OF ALL NEW 1 1 1 SERVICE I IendMr.at and,nis, Mr:s. hOme: _Johnson Junior Wise were were guests of relative,.; m Che s at the fair Saturday v a. They a1s 0 ~ >s>t"d '" 1 Mr. and Mrs Albert He-tlzer. er, " p 1tt:sburgh and Toronto, 0 Ma.rtetl came to visit his mother Lawrence Stewart _allendcd 11 ~frS Josie Meltzer and also VlStlmeeting of _the Umon Camp ed the fair. Groond ASSOC'Jat!On Tuesday - - - - -- - Mrs Bobby Rowoh or New Hu'\·en spent Thursday with her par ents. Mr and Mrs. Orville C olo- ~ mao. By Mn. trank Buc:k 11 Mrs. Mae Van Meter and dau · Mr. and Mrs Lawrenee Teaford ghtcr, .Mtldrcd and Llnda Ft\ & Romney, W. Va, rfturned home gerald visited tn Pomeroy Thurs Sunday after a v1sit wtth his t H~ney K~yes, wit~ and eiUJ~I\ of Canton vlaited Mr. ntl J C Swan last Nken.d. ftleJ also-vmted with hU: e-i.ster, Mrs A1va Swi~k and hulbsftd A D. Hill s uffered tnjune~ >#h1le hewing timber Tuesd<t y H• · cut h.li foot whtl"h noquued 27 ~lr and ~1rs rartos Snowden !rtlleh~s.. He 'J)t'nt sevual da~ ~ 5p('fl\ Monda) and Tuusda y tn m Yason Col umb u~ . Wh Hb l"hdaughter l E l Clime ~tit ve yn li e, ares1o,• Mr and ~~r~. Kal F.dmund:;on came to be wilh him a few days Mrs Oren Sm11h. Logan . and <>nd daughters of Columbu~ were weekend guests o( Mr and Mrs T~arord. They were ac<'ompanied Natt Wise and family home by his brother Jack M r~ Myrtle Sunpkir. ,. ralll'd on Mr. and Mn Sill Johlll'OII . :Mrs. Graf.'e Thomas Munday CI'=Yt-land spent iit'Vtrral da} , Morton and Irene Barnes of lllth her stster and brotherm Ponwro~· spent Thll'l"sday with liiw, Mr. snd Mn. Arthur Stohart grandmother. Mn Ro:;;a the1r Mr. and Mra. Kelly Sa}·re and Barnes and aunt, Mrs Grac<' baby columbua were re-cent Tborru:i. euem ot hi1 molher Mrs Lw1e Sar.re. . Mrs. Frank Buek, son-tn law and daupter, Mr. and Mn. Paul S!ewart and family and MN Mtldred Foster, Cc:llumbus have retW"Recl from • tnp through the West, ·.7.bh;h joclud'ed . nineteen ,_.ut~ and Mexlro. P010l! of tn· 1erest were sequoia and Yos.emtle Pl~TU, PJtes Peak and Hoy at Gorge, Yellowstone, Badlan!Li. Snd Black liil\5, Boulder D;~m ~a~nd::::;G=::;ra~nd;:;;CJIJ>;.;~'~00~·~~;;;;;:':':"" Iough w>lh the>r parent•. . ' Mco. ll;dna Mayeo ,, employed Charles k~u s h , South Carolma at Pomeroy Six-week ol,d Charles t;overt, ~t'lll)' pase r.pent the w2ekcnd Roy Wis€rrian spent the week baby son of Mr <~.nd Mrs. Erneij I.Covert (Virgmia Mayes), is a much-travelled young man . He relurn "d with his familv. Friday " !... mght from a trip Of !!}'proximately 4,000 m1les which included Pike's Peak, the Garden ~f the Gods, Se,•e n fallii', Colorado SpfingS, Royal Corge, Manitou Springs, Denv~1· and the Lmcoln Alf Force Base. 'Mr ;:md Mts. Covert and the1r fam1ly , Vera, Barbara, Betty, David unt.l Charles and llts rather, Arthur Covert, Zanesville, went \\c~t to \'ISil Ai 3C RoSer Covert H. Swlo. re-centlY ' Furniture w FRIGIDAIRE M •w• I INCLUDES ' ...... P~etr u~ & Deliver HltL Cle•nH •nd ~locked ANTIQUITY ! $595 DRY CLEANING Relrlgenler ••• Gao Rt111ge Pay Only fSUt down llld f29.00 per month HO E LAUNDRY CO. C•ll 61 90-J N. 21141 Ave. MiddlepOrt ,:"~'~"~"~'~'~·~M:r;-- ~a~n~d;;,~M~c~•·;;;;~D:e~lb<:ct~~;;;;:;::;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;;;;;:;:;:;:;~; - - N~ I BAKER FURNITURE DPTOII~!aJST W. COMPTON, 0. D. Eu& Coart Binet, hmeroj ,.orrtee Roan: 1 to u. z NoOJa ON THE E111GRTEST oa 'l'iDLr · • CORNER fN MIDDLIPORT Watch • OF "\ The Daily Sentinel FIR NEWS OF ·' - --- Hart's Entertain 120 Bl lnsuronce ·-:::- ------- - Out-of-Town Folk lamefl-&imp.ou lDJJuranee Af,erJI:J, Middleport Filf'e - Au'bom.obile- At Sunday Dinner Bonda. Phone 1'1315--X 6-20-tl Di' W. S. Hart and dahghter, Miss Ebie entertained with a dinCOMPLF.'I'E Insurance Proteetlon, ner Sunday at their llbme, Lasley Lite, Aut~t. Fire, Polto. C.U Don Street. Mrs. Dan Wlllte and daughter, Barbara Jo. Calllng in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dye Jr., Canal Winchester, Mrs. P. A Jividen, Ruttana, and Mrs. Renzo Menchini and children, Jcnmfer and :\iickey aged lady W Youn g, )letgs Co ,-- . Rodney Downing I~'~URANCE AGENCY P:IN. Aulomooll~. H••ltlll ACCIDENT Llh, C11wltY·•nd Beftdt Reo I Est11te Broker ( 181 In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 61Ja..M PMOME5 61ft: Fu:t BAKER - - - -- ~ -' (21) Reol E~tatl~ . ' - - ---'--- ~URl'i~TUitt 168 Acre8 lnnd- 8 room hot and colcl water. Jean Marltn, Ht Nn I, Ohto. C111 The Brl~lell Col'IMll Ill Middleport -------· OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. . WANTED: CARRIER-Girl or boy for Rutland Route. Contact The Daily Sentinel. • 8 12 tf ' Short Orders, All Types Sandwiches 8 ..,ftk hilt 011 ttrkt ~ 'I ull to- they - ' : far .,..,, not QUICK SERVICE t'n Wat!'h Wbman to asmother for 2 Furnish ref· Burson, Rut8 26 3tc Housekeeper middle ON SATURDAY 11 A.M. TO 1 A.M. -- :t ft\11•• North of Pom•ror Bruce D&\'t! wa! dacharpd frl)m servi«: and returned home I frotp camp Sun da} morning Hl' •~ tht $On of !w1r and ~~ Merl e DaVIs , :\1r and Mrs Mile.s Nrl..on and ('ra Sht'nel!eld IVIStled Lillll• Fram·Js and Mr a-nd M r~ Worlt-~ Fraf)('ls Sunday Mr ~ Matn·l ~Wall 'Spt'fl] 't'Vt·ral days wtlh Mr aud ~11'3 Al va Swt(·k Mn. !IP\'In Mtlft'lo •ailed on W, S.ial':>ld "6oarda, Drop Clotba -:"':':.tl,:s,;;;;;M;:I;:'';;dl;:e:;;~or;:t.~O~b;:lo;:.;:;:;:;:;;;' Guests were Mr. and 'Mrs. Wil· Clhlton ~JJ~er. Middleport. 1Uam Coopef and •on&., Bill and fho~e 11285«. 11 I If IIAX WAltO M:~e, of Cleveland, and Mr. and WiJI receive good treatment, not CURB SERVICE FROM 11 A.M. T!LL MIDMIGHT GRUESEI BLOCK CO. 'ITRUCTURAL I BIAMI KRAP IRON - METALl • Winter .Spinet SEL~ 0 "'Build BeHtr For L•,... AUTO SALES SUMMERS & SON Complete Founlain Service CONCRETE BLOCKS METROPOLITAN ( 17) Help Wonted TUESDAY, AUG. 27th • ~VICE, Phon& tJO, Cleland Appliance Store, lltl W. Ma~n St , Pomerop Large size lleat1·ula in good condition. l>' rank Be<Jeh , P.hd~le­ port, RD. H2\6t p I WEST SHADE Waverly Mobile PARKER RUN. WEST COLUMBIA who had never seen his younger day evening wtlh Mr and Mrs brolht:'r Jerry Scott and daughter The Covert family, who travel· ted by stalton wagon, stayed In a guest house 111 the Atr Base and wet·e accompanied by A/ 3c Covert on a wc(•k C'nd expedttlon lo DenBy Mrs. Ruue-11 Painter ver and other famou s sight s Man Jo and Donme Rous h. Enroute home they Vlstled Mr Mrs (:trde Well and dau ghter and Mrs. William ;\faycs and ealled on Mrs. Mary Bar ley J c dauRhter, Barbar~t , in Lima and cently. Arthur Covert returned to hts hom e Ill Zailesvllle WE BUY CURB SERVIC-E • Buy Now! Save"$100 to of Par'ktnburl(, W Va.: Elizabeth. Ync HilTY Brown and ~an~ Bruch, £nterprlat, Terry Rrad-1 railed at the. 'Painter homr Sur. ford , Raun(' , J lmlllU! Ftll •nd .:by. Kenneth and Edgar lbrtung, (' he l-Mn Erma tk•tl miin l'l)ent Wc11 te r, Dorothy , Clrl 1nd Donna Cir ne.day W'ilh Mn Horner Got· l" le, ll1 lly and Ann Carleton, gll'!. n Gi n&er Stearns, Sue and L.arry Mr and Mn Alva Clark aufl Circle, Robert Smith, Roger };oJ- ton , Mrs Den~l Geoglem, :'ot r l t•r , kobert Deem, )th Eddte liar- 110d Mrs Fiord Spence , Mr <~nd tuna, Mrs Mabel van Meter and Mrs Gt'Tal d Vlolet called on \l r' 1.~-da Mat- and Dolores Krae ult' l Jrmue HOUJill. Sundoay il-ct. ,...... , The honoree. guest reeeln·d 11 ' l'u t~ l lxnl[tlt iH .3tl4 80 1 "" u n~ccnl Vl!ll lOn! at . tlu: ~\.II 1•u.mber or girtt and sendtni g.lfb 9 lti mdl-'· ' l'rupu.,als Nu~ 1 to :t mdu· but un.~~b le to attend wrre Joy<.·e Jiet l ouw horoe were Mrs J oluo s i\L' of thh projeeJ to IJe cwn· Circle, K11y WiHord a nd Ju )t't' BaUey and son , Ceor11:1e , Mrs H.o &er Buekley and son, M.r! .\J ,• , f p leli'tl IHJ I L~l• ·r than Udv~r 3 1. t at~on vm fotee.k- ahd Mn Lenard J..<~n 11:1 57 .. ...., h3rn and da~~ghter . norn~r (,t·t· ll~o 't! •·rs 11111 ' 1 apph·. on t •• gl ~m protw l forms, fur preq-uallflc;aMr and Mrs. Raymond- Til ~ lur d E · tllln w1th lht· HI J;:hWliY t rt' 1t xa callt"' on Mf'll. HolM:rt Pal P,t-, nJ IOI'r ('olumbus. Ofuo. at least Mrs Edgar ArnoLt en terta ined Monday. 10 tlaYs bdon· ttw dll lt' set to the Ladu;•s Friends hip Cu-ciP. oren htds wlt h a wiene-r roast at het;, hom e Th~ nunmH m wa ge to be pai d liL Middleport on Thunl".sb> evelo all lahor t•mplo~n·d on this mng Earller in the evenlni \fu ro r1IJ ~I"I s hall be 111 act'ordaoce J uanita RouBh , New Haven wa~ ! ly Mn. Jot." Stout '-H: h !'ht• 'Sdte•' ulf' of Prr-\'IIJIJng honorefl with a surpr>"-d -. layette 1 Mr and M.-s. Ra ymond kl10d1· ~. Hour!'Wagr shower by .members and Mrs. Ar Charleston were guests uf , _, D. . __Ralt' , b s . .hAs-cerlametl b h 1 h1s anu e 1t•t nuneu Y 1 e 0 ,.par1 11ott and Ml"!i Paul Fitzgerald , rot er De 1mill" lll ('nt of Jndl..l.~trial Relations a; , \~~Cal , were glven towels Jn <tbserMn. Graee Can anfl the f:.,r pl1cJble to State Highway De \ance of their birthday3 ~fr s ne11t Carr fam1ly art' guPSb or ])a r!lllt'Ot Irnprovemenb m ae- Shirle}' Priddy or G<tJJlpolis, a relatives 111 Well sviUe rOJ d ~nre Wlll1 SectJOT!l:l 411~03 former me~;~~ber wa s weleomed ! Mr and Mr!l Wylie S!fJan ( 17<~l. 411~ 04 I 17 4l, 4 l 15 05 back Into the rlub other~ .pre- , Sbawnee, Okla.. Jifll guests or , t74al, 41150f:l (11-5) and 411507 H·nl w-e Mesd•m"s Helen Rou <h 1 ~r and Mrs. John Stout 1 I i • I o.f ... " rl75a\ or ILC lt>vt~t·( {O(t' tuey Tr!:W, Alma t:olema.n, Helen Mr and Mrs. Dre"i!i ler sp~nl Ohw" Elias, "ane Jqtylson, Etta YoUng evt·d~ng w1tb J C Mundy an The bHider must submit >A-ilh MISs l,'et.chle Ellis, George Trew , family. ., h 1~ btd a cerltficd check in th<' Paul Fit;&erakl and Larry ~ole-~ Mrs. Bertha Call calLed on he r ~m ount ol $39UO.OO man of ~est ~olumbl.a; MesdameB brother ~~ton A.4hwort~. Sbade Plans and specifJc-at JOnS nre on \1ildred .Bnunley and Doris Eads Don Gibson and _family calle(l file m the department of high- of Pt. Pleasapt; Mrs, Loui.<~e on relatlves here thu week ways and the· office of the divls- Rouslt, Ne\f Haven; Edgar 'and Mrs. Elenore Stout . ~nd l"hllLJ Jj rll'puty d1rcetor Rtcky Arnott Middleport I dren, Dayton, are nsrtlng :\lr The directOr re serves the Lawrence t;(lleman who has and Mrs loh.n Stout right to reject any and all bidii'. been ill for the past ten weeh 1 M.n; ,Elenore Stool and Mrs GEORGE J. THORMYER, has returned to hts st ore. ' Jolln Stout were m Gatlfllnil :; Acting Dir•ctor. Mrs Della carnahan of Bocyrus Tuesday on business (8) 26, (9) 3-21c wa:-; a Tuesday guest of Mr. and Cecil Hanin'g spent the weekend Mrs. George Trew will! hi~ flt.mity hen' R~turn Dick Young and Harry v1ckers 1 Mrs Cecil BID.ekwood called on Jr .. were scheduled to leave , Ml"!l . Elenora Stool Thunday for South Carohna Rev Frazier shOwed rilms oF army b11se havtng spent a fur- his home ,jn Ireland tf'eenUy. 1 eTruck Loadin g Equipment eBack-Hoe Service eDump Truck .Sf!rvJce Phone Cheshire 7·74.7~ SPECIALS! Olive l11graham IN REAR OF DRI*E IN ., "By tfl• Hour VIRGIL WAMSLEY ANNIVERSARY Th. .undwiclwe will IH!Yel' be utenl Deeth 0111 the hla:hway wrote "Finlehed" to a happy family outini. Lut ywar, .(0,000 died in hJ'hway tra1tditt, Thil killin1 'can be ttopped- FOr Hire 1. •Grading & Ditch Diggmg Blaettnan. Pomtlroy 8-23-6tc 1953 GMC ~.'.! ton Pi ckup $795 Nearly 1 new ~aint JOb. Not a flaw or blemtsh Blaetlnars, PooneroY. 8 23-6tc on 990 • ~ Contract" Mr and Mn. l~e.dcr Roush and family or Letart !'!pent Sunday with Mrs. Wultel' RC'ush " 8 23 3tc Four room bouse ami bath . ga~ h('at Llncol n ll"t~.;ht~ Phon e 33o-M 8-23·6tc Press Conference Daily I S1mmons 8-23 Jte USED COAL FURNACE lor sale, • 11 OPPORTUNITY TUESDAY Edge of Night The Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sporfs Parade . Allwl '' ( 111111 ' · •1 llw• 1111 Stl 14 ~ Hrl \.,L11' 1 lmH -.. U ;jH 1 ~ - I · 111 ltr Ulr· :-;,. ~eLl '' lit'~ ;wr' l'r . l,hl• l<JII :l·h· p~. 1,\, .~ppl)ll'~ ~- h ttt~ nLI.nl •u- 111 ·" 111 ' 11 ' ll t·nh 1 ·;~~~~~ ll·L1,~ . \\ 111 111 \IJ ft•t. I.Pn;..:lh ::ll5Li41ll/ l o·t, \\ nll :t :!II I•, t L• n~~ , 1.05h. lJlJ 19) ·BusineSS ----- 3.30 LUI• AUT011AT1C color Slide pruJeetm ft~·~ , , SG fr ·•·t ot 40 x 40 Glass b('acled scret-n 1 . 1 '' 1 ·' 1 1 l 11 ~ 1 ~ 1 - 8 ~'- 0 Call 6270-J B 26 Jlr :l h1 Ill k~ Proposal "-'o. 1 - -- , (FOR SALE) - - ~1 1 'rgan Count} Vlil o. (J n SL"r lJOn OW. ~lak Huu ll' Nu :!Btl 111 rM Restaurants 01' Schod.~ Nt•\\ Homer Tuw n:. hll) b~ ll]Jpi)'tng ~ St.unless Rerrlge rator 32 cu bt!unnnou, [H·atmfnt ltt·m ~ '1'3cl ft., 2 tlour, complete, w1th umt .1 3') was $H5000 ~ow $65000. Cum 1;-l,H'm t·nt Wid t h t3 11-• ·1 anteed. JACk 'S 1rJ<:FH.JliEH A·IIl·l~<'lh :!u llfi-1 nu kd ur 3 an TION, NEW nAVEN TU-23537 rnil ..~ 8-19-25tp f _____,. ----l W0:\1EJ\i Start now for btg 3 pt ece bcd rol)m ~mt complelP, Chnslm as earnmgs. , 1 ~ an Avon I stngle bed coonptete, l 1u-ll · Hcp t·csentallVe. 8 26 3tc away bed , dresser .. nd m1rror. ! - -- - - - - -couch;, e.hair, lamps, breakfast ~ .~et Hotpoint Electric sto\' P c-abinet ltnd matchwg utllt: es metal uttlities, pLano , lwm tub~ _ _ ____ '47 Chevrolet roupe ; dtsht":S and INCRF:ASED FAL l. fW SlNESSfl'luit jars. Contaet Mrs. lkl v m'L'ess 1tn tt's placmg 3 womc!1 Rous h, Syra('USt', 0 , or ph one tmmedt:~lel~ . 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Games were p~ayed during the evening utider tbe direction of Ml~ s Dolore!l kraeuter and prize~ awarded the winners. A det'ora,ted birth~ay""rake with twelve canqf~s. home ma~e ice cr~am a:nd kOOI 8dt> were serve~. All day su<'k~rs were given as favors. Present were Janice Valentine FRibAY and SATURDAY AUG~ a .' I ·30th and \ ' . Yliur Dollar wears happy.smlle on Dollar Days Wlii!ll It Looks Btlteto, Goes Flll"tlier,Bnd Boys lthre Than Yo~ Ewr Jhoeamed•..... •. �' j Daily Sen!lnel , Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aue. 26, I 057- 5 I Keglers To Open e 6·0 Tri-County1957-1958 wop Play Tonite Upsets Favored ·Bowles Hurls Two-Hitter; Hartford Edges By Gallipolis Middleport upset favored Racine 6-0 behind the LENZERHEIDE, Switzerland UP - Count Wolfgang Berhe von Trips, clrivint a Porsche R. S., won 'J .e Mountain Grand Prix of Swit.redalid auto race S unday, av· t-raging 106.130 kilometers per hour (65.8 m. p . h .). Von Trips set a new track record of 106.136 k. p. b. durint"his first he.at. first place Hartford Tigers edged past Gallipolis 3-1 at Wahama in the fir st round of the O'Shaughnessy .rlayoifs of the Ohio Valley Associatlon Baseball League Sunday. At Racine the power-packed Middleporters jumped on " LHI•f Foozy" Wolfe for II singlet; and a doub l ~ . Three Radne er- rors hf'lpt>d Big man with the bat was Dave Hindy with four singles in five trips. Mick Millt>r hatl a double and sinJ;:Ie r.nd Ike Wilt three sinlilies. Racine 's two singles off Rowles rmw fro m F...ddie Stobart in the first .and fourth innings Middleport got one run in the first anothf'r in the second then added one b the sixth, two in the eic:bth and the final tally in lhf' ninth. First innmg - With two out Hindy sing led and Mille r doubled him home . Second - Char ley Stobart walked to lead off , stole Set"Ond, and S('Orcd on Hennessy's si ngle. Sillth - Hindy led off with his thtrd ~tn.i~ht single. Miller wa s safe on an error, Stobart singled him hom('. Bowles' foll?wing single went for noughl. Fifth - Ike Wilt got his second ot three singlcM, llindy got his fourth, Miller his single, and two · runs were home but Wolfe fanned Bowles for ttle third time to end the inning. Ninth - Woody Call walked, Hennessy (anned, ~elson grounded out. Wilt got his third ~ingle, scoring C.11 ll. Bowles fanned nine , walked none , in a fine exhibition of control pitetling. Wolfe fanned six and walked two. The win iiends Middleport iilgainst the Hartford Tisers in the finals on Sept. 8 at Middleport. Next Saturday night an All-Star cast of the OVA tangles wllh Hartford at Wahama in a JN.aguc henefll game. It made neccessary puttina the O"ShAU8hnes.sy playoff final until t he following week. RATHMANN SETS RECORD • WEST ALLIS. Wis. UP - •,,Jim Rathmann ?f Miami, Fla., won ~he 200-mile big ear auto race here Sunday with a new track record of two hourfl, two minutes, and 16 seconds and an average of 9lj.l3 miles per hour . d : l-i 'III Nt!w York llt Detroit - Byrne (4-4) VI Lary {7-l5). Gene Hcs8on, ttle 1dylish @OuthBoston at KliMas City - Nixon paw , fanned 19 Gallipolis Mcr- (10.8) vs Terry (4-7). d!ants for his best production of Only games sc hedul~d . the year in thi s d~partment, and Tu•sday's Gam•s won a close game, 3-1. Harlford New Yor": a1 Chieago, night ('('01\erted 10 hils off Valenllnc Waahinl,!ton at Kan . City, nighl and Guinther. Boston at Detroit, night Hctllon gave up only fo ur hits, Raltimorc at Cleveland , night. a triple 11nd single to Bernard Guinther, a s inl{le to Wig"inH and another to J urvi s . Hartford F.corlng: Third inn ing -- Red Tuckl'r led oH by walking, Gllrald <.:lark tripled and Cla rk scored on an infield out . Fourth inn~ng Dorr <.:\.ark f•nncd , Joe """'' •i ngicd, G Roush singled, and Rradley scored ly Unlttd Pr•11 on Willia Dudding·~ si nslc. Rou s h The Sa n Francisco Forly-Nlncrs was out at hom~ trying to acore . Gallipolil hnt - Jarv ia single and Green Bay Packers mainMoKean IIICl"lf\ced and (;ulnther thined their unbe11ten . untied r~ ­ OL'ds In pro football's "Grapefruit tripled Jarvis home. Middleport 110 001 021 - ·R 12 2 Lea~o:ut~ " durin~ the week end, Racine 000 000 000-0 2 3 but tlw y both did It the hard way hy rnml ng from behind in the' Bowles and Call . Wcllto and Me· fOILL'th quarter . Nickles. In Sunda y's only ex hibition , the Gallipoll• tOO 000 000- 1 4 2 Forly·Niner!! rallied from .a 20.14 Hartford 002 100 000- J 12 I Valentine <LP), Guinther !In and cteficit to score two louchdowns in Guinther, Valentine (~) . Hesson lhe la11t period at san Francisco 11nd b('At Was hin~o:ton, 2'J-20. and Tucker. On Saturday night, Green Bay rame bark for a 17·14 victory o~·er 1 lhc Chicago Cardinals at AuRtin, 1'c:c. Also Slllurciay, the Baltimore Coil• held the ""beaten Chicago H('nf!l Jo a 24·24 tie at Cincinnati and th~ t: levcland Browns d£tfea ted the Pitt11hurgh Sleeter~ . 28-ta. A crowd ot 24,781 at San FunDETROIT UP - Mickey Man- cisco saw lhc fledsklns jump off . lo a 10·0 lead In tho fint period tie un lake over \IJ(' AmcrLclln adlnal the Forty-Nlncra and elin11 League batUng leadcls hlp from , to the lead for the next two peri· Ted Wllllama today H he hR.s 11 oWL . Rookie rullbaek Don Bosseler a:ood day at the plate fro mthc Unlvcraity of ~.(\ami Fla Mantle JOel ~nlo Lorlay's g11mc sco1·cd one touchdown and r~ki~ againat rl11ht · h11n de r Frank lary Jim Pudolcy of Central Michigan of the DetrDlJ....,.Tlgers only two 1e, l.lp the other wltb ld e d polnt.t beMnd \Villiams. 1'he Yan. aweeps. w e n kee center·fieldCl' had two hllJl In three trlpll aralnat lert hancter Billy Hoeft of Detroit Sunday to ~oolt hie averaa:c to .376 . WUil&ma, on the oth.cr htmd , went bttlca in three at - hats arain1t Tom Gormsn of Kansas City to drop to .376. TAe Red So-x lluuer btf'll Ralph Terry of the AthJetlcs today . WASHINGTON, Pa . OP -The flth annual P ony Le-.gue World Series opt'n8 here today w ilh .-lght reiiOnlll champions fr<~m C& liror nla to P.!assRChoUclU competllng for the national teen-age baseball NEW YORK UP - Rudy Saw- crown . )'W •nd Gene Armstrona, two unFort Wayne . 100. meet!! Mlllml, beaten new • talent mlddl ewel~~: hta, f'la ., in the noon , e.d.t., starter collide toniJht in a TV 10-roUilder and Maywood, 111., Lakea on J.uf. at St. Nleholaa Artna. kin , Tu., at 2 ;30 p.m. Sawyer of lAng bland City, Jn an evl'nJnJ tWi.n·btll, Padu.N. Y., ll I BIJJht favorite It 8·~ ~ ('ah, Ky., goea against WaJtham, t:ll.llel he punebe• hArder than Ma11s.. at 8 .p...m. a n d La Ma111, Armltron1 of Ellsabetb, N. J., a Calif., pla}'l Oooora, Pa-., at 8.30 alltk boxer. GALLIPOLIS TOUGH qI. ) \II :l' .I '' ~9er's, Packers Still Unbeaten I p I n ro lrCUit c· . Mant Ie IS Edfflng t:-· Ooser To Battl'ng Leadershl'p Jn AL • Pony League World Series Opens Today Sawyer, Armstrong BoutOn TVTonite p.m. Jrr, ~ . ¥"· By MILTON RICIIMAN 601tfE .. £\SN- Unlttd Pre!ls Sp11rts Writer The Milwaukee Bl"aves fet-llhey 'll win In a IJreeu, espN·,a1· ly now that TH!l,IG ~ MTBU:r ~- 30 hih in ~7 times al hfl\ . S unda y hC' blad('(! a pnit of A .i to tak:! over seventh p!a~ Annubclle Host pr rsidc nt . pn·· l hrtoe-run hom['rs plus ::t singll' Tht• Red Sox had tlt-d thl' s(·ore fnr a "pt'rfert day '' that powt>rt•d at 2·2 on f>t•tt' Daley's homer Ln sidt•d al the uwetiing "rhieh open t'11 with pra~·c r by Mn; . Clark lh \e the Hraves to 11 7-3 vil'1orv O\'cr the top of the nmth of( wmnt•r followed with group ~·ir1ging " Do the Phillies and enabllld th ~m to Tom Gorman . Vic Power and l .ord ". strell;!h thei r National Le-ague Hector Lope1 also homered for Kansas City. Following a short bm.inl'Ss Si'S· He nry Davi{'t Lemley of Route lead to 7'h games. sion Phillil! Ihle led thE' gronp in 1, Portland, Ohio and William Hazle's spectacular one - man - - -- - - - recreation , afte r which a potluck Michae-l Powell of Route 2, Racine, hatting show accounted for Mil· hfn('h wu ser \•ed to Dana Van Ohio, recently wa1 enlisted in the wauk~'s last 5iX runs . Sou t hpaw [ Meter, Annabelle RoSP, Mrs. Law- Army at the Army recruiting main Warren Spahn drov e in th e fir ~ 1 By Phyllit Snowd•n renC'C Ro RC, Mrs. Bt-rtha Holter. station, Ashland, Ky. one with a homer oH loser Rubin PICNIC HELD AT REEDSVILLE! Lester Bailey, Phillis and Charles .Lemley is tbe son of Clyde Rober ts in the third i nn ing en A family picnic was hl'ld ht I-hle. Mrs . Clark !hie. Larry Holter, Smith and Powel1 is thl! son of Mr . route to his 16th victory. The loss the home of Mr antl }{rs. II D. l .ou ise F.ishe.r, oloh.n F.l s tcrd'ay, and Mrs. Morga.nPowell. was Roberts' 18tb compsred with Brannan at A ('r/l~villc Sunday. D:~vi d Hyseli 1 Eld(ln Kraruter, anrl [ M/ Skt GaBie Moore, local Army eight vietories. Stan Lopata hom· Prescnt wt>re ~1-r . and Mrs. Wm. l.eda Mae and Dolores Kraeutllr . , recruiter, completed the young IIOI- e red for the Phlll.ies. Folan. Rutland ; 1\fr. iuid ~firs. Clllsox Mov• Up diers' enlistment papers and 'at·Johnson and childr"'l\o Portla!'ld; · rangCd 'ff1r U).elr procesain& at the . The Brooklyn D~dgers edgerl th.l' . 'f. F . Dye. Rt·ed~v.i li e: ;).1rs. Rlllplt''" ' st. Louis Cardinals. 6-5: the Ashllind station. · Adam~. Long Bottom: · A. l ' H\t~· Both b,oys reported to Fort Jack- Giants crushed the Redlegs, 10-1; k ins. Mrs . Dorsey Rom int•. Sp~n~ •K enny Taylor and J ohn Ttlyl(}l' son, S. C.. fill'. .initial processing Dad the Pirat es beat the Cubs, 3-o, C('r. W. Va ., Mr. aM Mrs .. R ob~ of Mason, Harry Vickt'Ts 'of New In the opener, then lot>t lhe night· a'fld further ·~~i.nment. Hill and daughter Mansfield: Haven , omr:l !lickle Young of \'Ves t cap, 8-2. and ~frs . Carl Miller and da.tf M·r. Columbia have returned to duty i11 The White Sox tightened the the U. S. A1'1mY >tlfter h aving 8llen~ American Ltague ra('e considera· !;!htrrs ancf :>O u. At•hem: Mr. an4 furlou ghs with -their ·paren-ts. bly, climbing to within four gomes Mrs. George Bowen 'and d;w-;hThe two Taylor brothers wUI bl' Dvtij) was completed at th ~ of first place by !:>eating the Ori· ters, Mr. and Mrs. Cht'ster Fosta1ioned at Fort Campbell, Ky .. Methodist . Ohurth Friltay eveo.!ng oles twicP, 6-2, and 3.0, while De- lan and daughler. Wen C;n-rolton Mr. and Mr~. John Folan and w'hlle Vickers (lUd Young wiU .be when certificates were awarded troit defe:~t cd the Yank<·es, 7·2. otatiflncd at Fort Knox, Ky. All lo 57 children. Cleveland took a pair from ct 11ughters. London and the hnsts. Washington, 3-2 and 6-4, and Kan· .R('\'. and Mrs. R. A. Biddh• lf'ft sas City be:~t Boston, 3·2. Su nday for a weeks vacation in Don Drysdale was credited with AOROSS Ca nada . 6. Olou 22. Air his 13th victory for the Dodgers l. TrembiiDJ' 1. Shaded raid although Brooklyn manage!' Wall Mr. and Mr~ . Ca1-roi l SnowdC'n 1!1. Dup-NUi! walka oiCnal Alston had to employ thre e pitch- all(! Alberta and Phylli ~ attended plpent 8. Exchann 23:. Merr:t. ers - Ed ko ebuck, Sandy Koufax the North-South All Star game l l, Tea cake premium ml!nt and Sal Maulie-to stop the Cards at Canton f'l•iday evening. (Scot. ) 9. Kinl' or 115. Not in the ninth. 12. Holy thlnp bl!a.ta Mrs. Pauline Atkins and dau(IC. Ch.) 10. Stron( 28. IJricft. Mueller, O'Connl!it Star I ~hler,. Harr<it:mvi!I.e·. fl [:. l t :Sun· lS. Sort flavor carry. 1Don Mueller drove in three runs d:-,y wtth Mrs. Rhoda Atkins . H . Greek 14. Mr. :nr Saturda·Y J! Uests of Mr. llnd for the Giants with two hcmers •mountain Eisenhower tray and a pair of singles and tl'am- Mrs. Alpha Plumm('r w~re Mr. & I&. Pronoun 16. Ostrtchllkt 2e.A mate Danny O'Connell also drove Mrs. Roy Barton. anrl daughter of liS. 4o&ft bird (var.l con. in three runs with a homer, triple Columbus _and Mls~ Emma Tewks17. 'ne Amerl· 17. Fish·land:. fecticm 3~. Subtle and single ar; five Cindnnati hurl- bary of Mtddl:eport. ~an aoldter ing bCICik 30. Hall quart. emanatlan ers gave up 15 hils. Ruben Go· M_r. and M~s J?avid TiJI.is an fl 18. t'orebod18. Slncle unit 32. Kind Ot 31'. Brawl mez pitched a six·hittf'r for his famliy or ~ambridge spent the 20. Indian apple (COlloq . ) 14th virtory, bl ankin g the RC'dlegs wc1~ k enct wl_~h her f}arent.s , Mr. Jl. Explatta !Tierra del 1ft thll place 38. Co1ar, until Ed Bailey hit his 17th homer and Mrs. Vlrlor Brak.:.:. II. """'I . ·24. ''Cradle ot 21. Little child Of illl4 in the ninth ML<s. Otral Todd , Orlando, Fl::t., fO. Muafc note Ltberty" A ffllll' hitter by Vern Law pro- an.:J Mrs. Post lewait of MaL'iPita 27 MOhk"s tltll! .• duced Pittsb urgh 's virtory over wer e recent guest~ of the ir aum, , 28. Almleaa Chicago in the opener, hut ex· Mrs. Eva Flem ing and dnu ghtPr. aketch Pirate Dale Lnng, who got three Sonny PriC'fl or Spe!lffr is 2fl. Disburse of the hits Clff Law. also ro\!1'('\ed .o;.pl'nding a few wrt'ks wi lh his money three more In the nighll"ap to pa('e yr;~ m 1 motlwr Mt·s . !11nr 11 Priee. 31. Cerium the Cubs to viclory . Dirk Foley is a pa ~ i~nt a1 tlw (1)'111 . ) Bob Keegan or the White Sox, llulzf•r Hospital where he undN· 32. Mlsucaunc thumbing his nose ,.at the trad i· went l'ltrgery (colloq.) tiona\ Jlnx that is supposed to fn'l 33. Mulberry Billy and Sh@\Jy Huck nf JI,Jid• ' (Ind.) low a rtb~'it pcrformllnce, held dlOP<irt .'ilpt•nt :\·lonti<~y and Tues· sa. LatelY 4one the Orioles to three hits in win37. Regretted nlng the opener for Chicago. Kee· rlay with 11wi r grand:p~n!nl.s, Mr. gan, who pitched iii no hitter und Mrs. l'. W Bilek while tli eir 39. Court ...... ( Can.) agHinst Washington in his lasl p.wents wer(' in ·Colu:nbu ~. Ph yllis Snowd ~ n w,1s an over40, Plunderlnf previous outing, posted hi s ninth ral4 gli('St 1-.fonclay of Alber ta night win. In the nightcap , Sherm Lol· 41. Vr!!!getable Snowrl('n . lar's single with the bases full (pl.) highlighted a three - run rally in Sieve . an~\ Llll'I' Y S uuw rlen ."]")t'lll 42. Coneciou• the sixth inning that gave reliever Sl'Wral day~ with tht•ir gran tlr,trDOWN cnt..~. Mt·. ;.~ntl \'I rs. ~ur SnowrJe11 Bill Fischer his fifttl triumph. 1. Question while l.hrir parents, Mr and Ml"s. Sl:dh Strtlght For Ho•H 2. Curved aaber CarroU Snowden altende d a ball AI Kaiine smashed a pai r of 3. small hor~e. r. two-run homer5 and two singles game at Cin~inna ti. 4 . Finleh Weekend guests or .Sam Dyke against thf! Yankees while southO. Compu. paw Billy Hoeft helped himse lf to were bis children John and son 1 point !abbr.) hh sixth victory with a bases- Gary o! Xenia: Mr. and Mrs. Jerll.t.IL'Ir CRYnoQVOftl-Hil!t., . tlow 10 loaded double. Hoeft gave up eight ald Woodrum anrl daughters : Mr hitA, including 11 firs t-inning hoinc an d Mrs. James Heitt and son ' AX~DLB~~B . lo LONGFELLOW run to Ha1ok Bauer. Bob Turley of Colunflms ; Mrs. R.u1h Lucus of Wellsto n and Ct>ei l Heitt, U. S. ' ' . Ohe Jetter limply atandt ror anothV. In t.hll: IJ&Iit.Pit A lit -•1·'1 wus the loser. The Indians won th eir opener Navy. tor tht t!'l'4t L•t. )C tor the 'two o·.. •te. •lnpe ktten, Mr. and ~{rs. Chril Di ehl spf.'nt from the Senators on Jim ftctrophea, the IMJ>(lh and r_prmatlon o(. .tl\t worill In aU . gao's eighth-inning homer . Loser Sun day with his brother Bill of Each. da)' the COde letten an dlfleNiil. Chuck Stobb!! had a 2·0 lead until Chillicothe. A .l ll)'ptopm QuotaUoa the seventh when homers by Gene Carolyn Parker of Chf'ster Woodling and AI Smith tied the spent a few dnys with her couTt, tiA ZHWZND DJ score. Mike Garcia held Washing· s in Linda Parker. ton to five hits. Ray Nurleski bad 'Mr. and Mrs. Harv~y Erlewine YKO SXGN~I:Q XN OSJ&RIORkkto come to Cal McLish's aid In and daughi:er spent Sunday.. with ...OYHI-KOAYLO ldJZHR, t~e njnth Inning of the nightcap her mother, Mrs. Jya How r ll of bUt preserved McLish 's sev- Leon , W. Va . latunla>'• Cr;n.to,ooler ·HQW ARE mw; M!!lll'l'\" !'ALt..' · enth Victory. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stobart, ~ AND THE WJ!:APONS Of' W~ Pa:rtJSHED!- BAMUi:lt Woody Held's ninth-inning home Syracuse s pent Friday with Mrs. Dlttri1Ntrt4 b1 Klq l'.. t\1r.• lyl'ldleat• run otf Tom Brewer enabled the Hattie McKenzie . . 1 TilE :~>TQrt>Y &U•LCJIN6S A«£ CON· Bob (Hurricane ) Hazle is levPilng a pi:!th to the J.)cnnant ror thehJ. Hazle. a left-handed hitting outfielder brought up from Wichita on July 27. has been Milwaukt!'e's most devastati ng hittel' the past two weeki anrl now sport s a 526 averagt.> wi!f rookie ~EPTEP ltllO SliEl· IEJ.:S FcX THOSE LE~='f !iHWO~ Tl-tf 15UND. . -RUTLAND .... In_ flflilhe --,. THE POMEROY QMENT BlOCK COMPANY 412 Ye1n of Conllanous Servl<e ,Phone• 8%- 4!~ Pomeroy, Ohl• Here are the winning answersJ NEW YORK UP - Angry manager Birdie Tebbetts lowered the boom on his slumplng ClnCinna.ttl Redic~ today, sl•PPI·nf tbezn with a curlew and rules o'li drink· ing beer and SmokJng. Tebbetts barred the door of Uti! Redlegs' alubhouso at' the Polo Ground.o~ lifter Sundny'll iD-I loJS to the Giant!!, Clndnniltl's 12th dOfeat i n the last 13 gamesr a lfl· d " roasted" his players'. ~.~v·s. ,ll w a 8 learned he announced 'ht• rollowing rules for play~ : Q. By KING woman $eliirig yarns. told her oo -th3t 1<"'« 11 spinning all our DAILY CROSSWORD fn•• What is the lowest priced car7 + • Model for model, right across the board .•• FORO is the lowest priced of the low-price three!• An 11 ·p.m. curfew at night l)il days when the team pla.}1 in ' the afternoon; after night games play· e rs UL\.I.Sl l,lO direclJy (rom th() .b all park to their hotel rooms, No bee1· drinkin g afl.flf g&ri).CI, No 5moktna; In uniffJ'iJll,. · : , A~l player~ muAt raP'tJ:ir•.i:g. rile·· ~. hc1.el lobby at 9:30 a.m., ever y day, whether or no~ !l llllD\l! 1 ~ scheduled that day. Q. A. NY State Boxing Group To Prabe Sugar Ray Backup Who makes TERMS that are really EASY 1 - thealr'!r- le-le~slon. "J~n ao !hrouib with the fight if lhcre '.s no televialon," Robh1.1on saUl early today, "But ar l.lle con1· ml.ulon s a y 1 ita IOl l.o be televbed bY the theater network television outfit, there'll be no fight. " A. of TillS 51-40"T"0l..N WA'5 l·tlODSN IN fHA"T RECES!i. ~IEF; \ •e Your FORD DEALER will arrange • terms to suit your budget ........ ..."' wen Q. Sugar Ray, who had been scbcd· uled to def!l,)d his middleweight crown ·a,a.iJ;W,:,• wdterwolabt chatn• pion Basuto' at Ylbkee Stadium, Sept. 2::1, Cl'llled oft th41 fight last Tucsria)l because o( a dispute ov.;,r Y3J NO Ha!D '10 8fR{ IN "THIQ \A..LE'( U:: ".tJU CARE lO L&\'R.... 'tlrf-+"-1-+- Your FORD DEALER makes the biggest trade·in allowance that can be made. And he stands ready to PROVE Ill NEW YORK UP - The N. Y. State Athletic Commisalon· met in 8pecia1 aess.lon toda~· · to find out whether Sugar R.ay Robhuon will go through with the million-dollar Carmen B11iUo fl~hl ........ ...as.,........ vts·.. r«JW ~ I;;++- Who makes the BEST trade-in allowances in these parts? .... ~~==--------~----~~----~~~~~~~~~~.=-~ · .; ' • . . . . , M ~ifolt mtllt~ ~.....,. Gunderson R~iins As New Women s Amate~r Queen ,.,_ SACRAMENTO, Calli, UP -A strapping blonde ' 18 • year • old nomed Jo Anne Gander•on fie. atue, Wash., whO 81ta-c~ed out in g1iolf shagalng ballJ 11t 1 pubH<' COur5e, reigned today 111 quee~ of t~e nation's amateur Julfen. or ' The new CbampJ~ •. ,Jond roun· !il:C$1 ever t o qar t b e . crown, has only two ambH.iont now .' tO JOt a college cduta.tion and bru11h up on her .p utting. Mlsa Gunderson WOn Ole 3.7lh National Women'• ~terw tdlf champlonahj.p last ~et end wtt\ a IUI'PrlliDJiy e-61)' 8 !lftd • Vi~ over a vi! reran eompeUtor. Mr.: Ann Casey Jobnatone · of Maion ·FORD City, Jowa: WILLI!! • Oll: WA.tJ' A SHAME ' . IS OUTSJWNG MIIY OTIIIR CARl l1'1 ouy to - why Ford io first in M!oo whml you look at tho ~d valueo in the '67 Ford. Each or Ford'• 21 roodola Ia otyletl In atay in otyle. Intmon have opooe aplenty lor m lanky adult& A , _ "X.U.. Ford" &lveo a rido thet'o aweot, amooth aDd' IODtle. And a choloe of five modem omcm--rour v.a•o and • Bb-providoo pinWJI' to lllit your ...... Why Jl(1t in ODtj - for y'owoolf? You'll find all thlo vtlue ODd - . when you ActioD Toot a '&7 Fold. Do it today r $150 Harey Oaborne of Carroll I THE All:· JAS£', PtANH- Servict'lllen __ .., ,..""'_ _, "'" ..... I Jnhn Henry Jones of Rout!' 1. ~liddleport, Ohio, recently wa11 ~·nli~ted in t~ ArmY, at lht' Arllly rt.'f l'~tttlnl ma\n Jtahun, A ~ hland . Ky . M/ Sgt Gallle Moort', lut11l ArlliY t·~·crulf('r , &nnounccd today Jones. who iH the son of l' hurle ~ Jone11, was enli!ited un/.Jt-1' o SP('<'ia l Arm.v !Jl"OI,l rum wtlirh permit s qualified volunteen to choo~c their lleld of tra inin g and l'hosc the Ordnance COrptl. The young 10ldler reported Lo Fort Jarkso11, S. C., for initial proceiSing and further IIL>Sign· ment. White Sox Tighten American Race In Downing Orioles For 2 ..... Pomeroy JFll 8uDdq with their ~ Snowdo!L ii'r, ""' "'"' ship oC tue Morning St11r l';l!fl {'htLreh ml'l Sill . rrl11 ~· t' \'l•nin~ 111 th~· ch un-h ba ~Ull' "~ - ! . ws.lt until next yur. The Senaton were emll, e'llmlnated from ,. With 11 .l(ift whe-n tlw Yottng Adult F{•llow- are 'PartkiJ)IIting in the Army'i B months' trainin11 program tor rE' · serviln.s. RU tl an d =-::---:;-,- - _- - CLEVELAND UP - Wnhkt(IIOol aAd Kantaa ctty fan& wUJ bavl! to while the Atlalet1et were ellmlnated ftea ~ lolt two came. ~o tluo Ortolot IIIJ'IInf tho ....,t end. A'u-:u~t ~fl wa~ ,,rut"' lf'd your needs are for financing a new hoMa we can help you. Stop In and get lull detall1 on our uniQue ftnancing plan. Villr Ow UIJAir ,, HOMEI'WIS ,. at SKATE·A-WAY ROLLER RINK Wednesday Aug. 28th Admission 25c 7:30 - 10:30 ,· lhc urmed torl't'tl on w~·Uncsd&Y financing arrangements on NEW HOMES I PRE· SCHOOL SPECIAL Birdie Chirps Angrily With Slumping Redlegs . Dcmu Vau :'rtt•tH 1\ho will l·niN THE POMEROY CEMENT BlOCK CO. 1 Senaton, Athletlct1 Out.Of AL Loop Rare mathemal ithl! Amerled LMiue pe~•nt nee by drop· ~. 4ouble-f\eader to the Cleve· llntliDdhtU. N and 6-4, Sunday JOPS SKIERS I ~'i) . Only ga rnes sc heduled . Tund•r's G•mu Chkago at Brooklyn , night Milwaukee at New York , nlJ:ht Ci ncinnati at Philiil., night St. Louis at Pittsburgh , night AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB New York 79 44 .642 Chicago 75 48 .Hlll 4 Boston 63 M .516 HPh Detroit fl2 61. -'04 17 Baltim ore _ 59 63 .484 19'h Cleveland 60 M .480 20 Kan11u City 48 76 .387 31 If.. Wasttlngton 47 77 .379 32\6: Sunday'• R•tults Detroit 7 New York 2 Kansas City 3 BostDn 2 Chicago 6 Baltimore 2 hit Chicago 3 Baltimore 0 2nd Cleveland ~ Wa~hint,:ton 2 1st Cleveland 6 Wa~hington 4 2nd Mondoy's PrDIHbl• Pltth•r• Pomeroy 1.1 spending a few da)11 with Mr. and Mrs. Webel" Theobald. Mra. Harley Amos or etmttnbus visited ·r ecently with Mr. and Mn Johnston of Brac.lbw'J'. SOLOCUPS KElPS TITLE MILWAUKEE UP - The Solocup team of Santa Barbara, Calif., 1 succel!sful\y defended its 20 • goal national polo championship Sun' day by beating the Dallas, Tex., 1 team, 9-4, as Ray Harrington scored six goals. WER~-'l R Br United Preu NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Milwaukee 76 4(} .623 SL. Louis 69 54 .561 7th Brooklyn 70 M .560 '71,2 Cincinnati 62 61 .504 14':-l, Philadelphi11 62 61 .504 14th New York 60 fl7 .472 18lh Chicago 48 73 .397 27lh Piltsburgtl 46 76 .377 30 Sund•r's Re1ults New York 10 Cineinnati 1 Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia 3 Brookl yn 6 St. Louis 5 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 0, lst game Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 2, 2tld ' Monday'& rrobabl• Pileh•rt Cin<'innatl at New York- Amor 0 -11 vs. Crone (&7l. • Milwaukee at Philadelphia, nite - Burdette (13·7) vs. Sanford (16- Ml"''. Elsie Roush, SANTlAGO, Chile UP ~ Bud Werner of S teamboat Springs, Colo., won the El Portillo down 1 hill ski race Sunday with James Bc<'k.er of the Uni ted States third. Favored Chiharu Igava or Japan, Olympic llilved medal winner, withdrew arter falling . pitching of Cincinnati Redleg bonus hurler Jim Bowles and the ---- Farewell Party Is Given For Dana Van Meter y.ean old or over . desiring 1 job aa pinboy, contact "Rucks" Davia at the Pomeroy Bowlina: Alleya any da)' until l p.m. Monday evening, Augu.rt 2fJ, at as pinboy contact "Rock" Davis 7 p. m. the sound of falling pins at the Pomeroy Bowling Alleys wUI usher in the 195'1-68 League any day until 1 p. m. Bowling season as teams from the years old or over, desiring a job Tri·County League will SQ.UB.CJ! ort Last, b.u t not leaat , anyone 16 for battle at the local lanes. First night of play sees the Liberty Restaurant vs the JayCees; Baker F'l.lrniture will clash with the Second St. Market, while Hoisum Bakers will take on the Ohio Valley Sentinel. Resuming bowling action ~on 1'uesday, August 2'7, tbe newly organized .'\fen's City League, bowling from "scratcb", will get underway at 7:30 p. m , or thereWhatever abo uts. ' • ~-hit ;:::--- 4--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 26, 1957 Plloae 117 ' - . . " f For the VERY _lEST. of &t~INII ....,.~ . . \ ........ 461 5. Third St. ~-, ..... . ' ' r.. . .tfPt.Ol'E~ Of= 7HE BONN.A4. i::OV.AAN';' NON ~E AND BE'SSIE 'M:Wi SE ABLE 10 DANCE 10 Tl-115 lCNELY MUSIC1 7JIR0W A :SURPQISE A4R1"Y 11-1 HONOR Of! BESSIE .AND /.IER $/AWCI!. • PRESTON MOTORS· Inc. ONLY YOUR FORD DEALER. HAS ' \_ . . . ~• 6A!JON IJE (J/;>IE ·~ Middleport, Oh.io ·us1o "cA:ItS AND TRUC~S •• ' - ·' / • "" ·' '·· . �' j Daily Sen!lnel , Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aue. 26, I 057- 5 I Keglers To Open e 6·0 Tri-County1957-1958 wop Play Tonite Upsets Favored ·Bowles Hurls Two-Hitter; Hartford Edges By Gallipolis Middleport upset favored Racine 6-0 behind the LENZERHEIDE, Switzerland UP - Count Wolfgang Berhe von Trips, clrivint a Porsche R. S., won 'J .e Mountain Grand Prix of Swit.redalid auto race S unday, av· t-raging 106.130 kilometers per hour (65.8 m. p . h .). Von Trips set a new track record of 106.136 k. p. b. durint"his first he.at. first place Hartford Tigers edged past Gallipolis 3-1 at Wahama in the fir st round of the O'Shaughnessy .rlayoifs of the Ohio Valley Associatlon Baseball League Sunday. At Racine the power-packed Middleporters jumped on " LHI•f Foozy" Wolfe for II singlet; and a doub l ~ . Three Radne er- rors hf'lpt>d Big man with the bat was Dave Hindy with four singles in five trips. Mick Millt>r hatl a double and sinJ;:Ie r.nd Ike Wilt three sinlilies. Racine 's two singles off Rowles rmw fro m F...ddie Stobart in the first .and fourth innings Middleport got one run in the first anothf'r in the second then added one b the sixth, two in the eic:bth and the final tally in lhf' ninth. First innmg - With two out Hindy sing led and Mille r doubled him home . Second - Char ley Stobart walked to lead off , stole Set"Ond, and S('Orcd on Hennessy's si ngle. Sillth - Hindy led off with his thtrd ~tn.i~ht single. Miller wa s safe on an error, Stobart singled him hom('. Bowles' foll?wing single went for noughl. Fifth - Ike Wilt got his second ot three singlcM, llindy got his fourth, Miller his single, and two · runs were home but Wolfe fanned Bowles for ttle third time to end the inning. Ninth - Woody Call walked, Hennessy (anned, ~elson grounded out. Wilt got his third ~ingle, scoring C.11 ll. Bowles fanned nine , walked none , in a fine exhibition of control pitetling. Wolfe fanned six and walked two. The win iiends Middleport iilgainst the Hartford Tisers in the finals on Sept. 8 at Middleport. Next Saturday night an All-Star cast of the OVA tangles wllh Hartford at Wahama in a JN.aguc henefll game. It made neccessary puttina the O"ShAU8hnes.sy playoff final until t he following week. RATHMANN SETS RECORD • WEST ALLIS. Wis. UP - •,,Jim Rathmann ?f Miami, Fla., won ~he 200-mile big ear auto race here Sunday with a new track record of two hourfl, two minutes, and 16 seconds and an average of 9lj.l3 miles per hour . d : l-i 'III Nt!w York llt Detroit - Byrne (4-4) VI Lary {7-l5). Gene Hcs8on, ttle 1dylish @OuthBoston at KliMas City - Nixon paw , fanned 19 Gallipolis Mcr- (10.8) vs Terry (4-7). d!ants for his best production of Only games sc hedul~d . the year in thi s d~partment, and Tu•sday's Gam•s won a close game, 3-1. Harlford New Yor": a1 Chieago, night ('('01\erted 10 hils off Valenllnc Waahinl,!ton at Kan . City, nighl and Guinther. Boston at Detroit, night Hctllon gave up only fo ur hits, Raltimorc at Cleveland , night. a triple 11nd single to Bernard Guinther, a s inl{le to Wig"inH and another to J urvi s . Hartford F.corlng: Third inn ing -- Red Tuckl'r led oH by walking, Gllrald <.:lark tripled and Cla rk scored on an infield out . Fourth inn~ng Dorr <.:\.ark f•nncd , Joe """'' •i ngicd, G Roush singled, and Rradley scored ly Unlttd Pr•11 on Willia Dudding·~ si nslc. Rou s h The Sa n Francisco Forly-Nlncrs was out at hom~ trying to acore . Gallipolil hnt - Jarv ia single and Green Bay Packers mainMoKean IIICl"lf\ced and (;ulnther thined their unbe11ten . untied r~ ­ OL'ds In pro football's "Grapefruit tripled Jarvis home. Middleport 110 001 021 - ·R 12 2 Lea~o:ut~ " durin~ the week end, Racine 000 000 000-0 2 3 but tlw y both did It the hard way hy rnml ng from behind in the' Bowles and Call . Wcllto and Me· fOILL'th quarter . Nickles. In Sunda y's only ex hibition , the Gallipoll• tOO 000 000- 1 4 2 Forly·Niner!! rallied from .a 20.14 Hartford 002 100 000- J 12 I Valentine <LP), Guinther !In and cteficit to score two louchdowns in Guinther, Valentine (~) . Hesson lhe la11t period at san Francisco 11nd b('At Was hin~o:ton, 2'J-20. and Tucker. On Saturday night, Green Bay rame bark for a 17·14 victory o~·er 1 lhc Chicago Cardinals at AuRtin, 1'c:c. Also Slllurciay, the Baltimore Coil• held the ""beaten Chicago H('nf!l Jo a 24·24 tie at Cincinnati and th~ t: levcland Browns d£tfea ted the Pitt11hurgh Sleeter~ . 28-ta. A crowd ot 24,781 at San FunDETROIT UP - Mickey Man- cisco saw lhc fledsklns jump off . lo a 10·0 lead In tho fint period tie un lake over \IJ(' AmcrLclln adlnal the Forty-Nlncra and elin11 League batUng leadcls hlp from , to the lead for the next two peri· Ted Wllllama today H he hR.s 11 oWL . Rookie rullbaek Don Bosseler a:ood day at the plate fro mthc Unlvcraity of ~.(\ami Fla Mantle JOel ~nlo Lorlay's g11mc sco1·cd one touchdown and r~ki~ againat rl11ht · h11n de r Frank lary Jim Pudolcy of Central Michigan of the DetrDlJ....,.Tlgers only two 1e, l.lp the other wltb ld e d polnt.t beMnd \Villiams. 1'he Yan. aweeps. w e n kee center·fieldCl' had two hllJl In three trlpll aralnat lert hancter Billy Hoeft of Detroit Sunday to ~oolt hie averaa:c to .376 . WUil&ma, on the oth.cr htmd , went bttlca in three at - hats arain1t Tom Gormsn of Kansas City to drop to .376. TAe Red So-x lluuer btf'll Ralph Terry of the AthJetlcs today . WASHINGTON, Pa . OP -The flth annual P ony Le-.gue World Series opt'n8 here today w ilh .-lght reiiOnlll champions fr<~m C& liror nla to P.!assRChoUclU competllng for the national teen-age baseball NEW YORK UP - Rudy Saw- crown . )'W •nd Gene Armstrona, two unFort Wayne . 100. meet!! Mlllml, beaten new • talent mlddl ewel~~: hta, f'la ., in the noon , e.d.t., starter collide toniJht in a TV 10-roUilder and Maywood, 111., Lakea on J.uf. at St. Nleholaa Artna. kin , Tu., at 2 ;30 p.m. Sawyer of lAng bland City, Jn an evl'nJnJ tWi.n·btll, Padu.N. Y., ll I BIJJht favorite It 8·~ ~ ('ah, Ky., goea against WaJtham, t:ll.llel he punebe• hArder than Ma11s.. at 8 .p...m. a n d La Ma111, Armltron1 of Ellsabetb, N. J., a Calif., pla}'l Oooora, Pa-., at 8.30 alltk boxer. GALLIPOLIS TOUGH qI. ) \II :l' .I '' ~9er's, Packers Still Unbeaten I p I n ro lrCUit c· . Mant Ie IS Edfflng t:-· Ooser To Battl'ng Leadershl'p Jn AL • Pony League World Series Opens Today Sawyer, Armstrong BoutOn TVTonite p.m. Jrr, ~ . ¥"· By MILTON RICIIMAN 601tfE .. £\SN- Unlttd Pre!ls Sp11rts Writer The Milwaukee Bl"aves fet-llhey 'll win In a IJreeu, espN·,a1· ly now that TH!l,IG ~ MTBU:r ~- 30 hih in ~7 times al hfl\ . S unda y hC' blad('(! a pnit of A .i to tak:! over seventh p!a~ Annubclle Host pr rsidc nt . pn·· l hrtoe-run hom['rs plus ::t singll' Tht• Red Sox had tlt-d thl' s(·ore fnr a "pt'rfert day '' that powt>rt•d at 2·2 on f>t•tt' Daley's homer Ln sidt•d al the uwetiing "rhieh open t'11 with pra~·c r by Mn; . Clark lh \e the Hraves to 11 7-3 vil'1orv O\'cr the top of the nmth of( wmnt•r followed with group ~·ir1ging " Do the Phillies and enabllld th ~m to Tom Gorman . Vic Power and l .ord ". strell;!h thei r National Le-ague Hector Lope1 also homered for Kansas City. Following a short bm.inl'Ss Si'S· He nry Davi{'t Lemley of Route lead to 7'h games. sion Phillil! Ihle led thE' gronp in 1, Portland, Ohio and William Hazle's spectacular one - man - - -- - - - recreation , afte r which a potluck Michae-l Powell of Route 2, Racine, hatting show accounted for Mil· hfn('h wu ser \•ed to Dana Van Ohio, recently wa1 enlisted in the wauk~'s last 5iX runs . Sou t hpaw [ Meter, Annabelle RoSP, Mrs. Law- Army at the Army recruiting main Warren Spahn drov e in th e fir ~ 1 By Phyllit Snowd•n renC'C Ro RC, Mrs. Bt-rtha Holter. station, Ashland, Ky. one with a homer oH loser Rubin PICNIC HELD AT REEDSVILLE! Lester Bailey, Phillis and Charles .Lemley is tbe son of Clyde Rober ts in the third i nn ing en A family picnic was hl'ld ht I-hle. Mrs . Clark !hie. Larry Holter, Smith and Powel1 is thl! son of Mr . route to his 16th victory. The loss the home of Mr antl }{rs. II D. l .ou ise F.ishe.r, oloh.n F.l s tcrd'ay, and Mrs. Morga.nPowell. was Roberts' 18tb compsred with Brannan at A ('r/l~villc Sunday. D:~vi d Hyseli 1 Eld(ln Kraruter, anrl [ M/ Skt GaBie Moore, local Army eight vietories. Stan Lopata hom· Prescnt wt>re ~1-r . and Mrs. Wm. l.eda Mae and Dolores Kraeutllr . , recruiter, completed the young IIOI- e red for the Phlll.ies. Folan. Rutland ; 1\fr. iuid ~firs. Clllsox Mov• Up diers' enlistment papers and 'at·Johnson and childr"'l\o Portla!'ld; · rangCd 'ff1r U).elr procesain& at the . The Brooklyn D~dgers edgerl th.l' . 'f. F . Dye. Rt·ed~v.i li e: ;).1rs. Rlllplt''" ' st. Louis Cardinals. 6-5: the Ashllind station. · Adam~. Long Bottom: · A. l ' H\t~· Both b,oys reported to Fort Jack- Giants crushed the Redlegs, 10-1; k ins. Mrs . Dorsey Rom int•. Sp~n~ •K enny Taylor and J ohn Ttlyl(}l' son, S. C.. fill'. .initial processing Dad the Pirat es beat the Cubs, 3-o, C('r. W. Va ., Mr. aM Mrs .. R ob~ of Mason, Harry Vickt'Ts 'of New In the opener, then lot>t lhe night· a'fld further ·~~i.nment. Hill and daughter Mansfield: Haven , omr:l !lickle Young of \'Ves t cap, 8-2. and ~frs . Carl Miller and da.tf M·r. Columbia have returned to duty i11 The White Sox tightened the the U. S. A1'1mY >tlfter h aving 8llen~ American Ltague ra('e considera· !;!htrrs ancf :>O u. At•hem: Mr. an4 furlou ghs with -their ·paren-ts. bly, climbing to within four gomes Mrs. George Bowen 'and d;w-;hThe two Taylor brothers wUI bl' Dvtij) was completed at th ~ of first place by !:>eating the Ori· ters, Mr. and Mrs. Cht'ster Fosta1ioned at Fort Campbell, Ky .. Methodist . Ohurth Friltay eveo.!ng oles twicP, 6-2, and 3.0, while De- lan and daughler. Wen C;n-rolton Mr. and Mr~. John Folan and w'hlle Vickers (lUd Young wiU .be when certificates were awarded troit defe:~t cd the Yank<·es, 7·2. otatiflncd at Fort Knox, Ky. All lo 57 children. Cleveland took a pair from ct 11ughters. London and the hnsts. Washington, 3-2 and 6-4, and Kan· .R('\'. and Mrs. R. A. Biddh• lf'ft sas City be:~t Boston, 3·2. Su nday for a weeks vacation in Don Drysdale was credited with AOROSS Ca nada . 6. Olou 22. Air his 13th victory for the Dodgers l. TrembiiDJ' 1. Shaded raid although Brooklyn manage!' Wall Mr. and Mr~ . Ca1-roi l SnowdC'n 1!1. Dup-NUi! walka oiCnal Alston had to employ thre e pitch- all(! Alberta and Phylli ~ attended plpent 8. Exchann 23:. Merr:t. ers - Ed ko ebuck, Sandy Koufax the North-South All Star game l l, Tea cake premium ml!nt and Sal Maulie-to stop the Cards at Canton f'l•iday evening. (Scot. ) 9. Kinl' or 115. Not in the ninth. 12. Holy thlnp bl!a.ta Mrs. Pauline Atkins and dau(IC. Ch.) 10. Stron( 28. IJricft. Mueller, O'Connl!it Star I ~hler,. Harr<it:mvi!I.e·. fl [:. l t :Sun· lS. Sort flavor carry. 1Don Mueller drove in three runs d:-,y wtth Mrs. Rhoda Atkins . H . Greek 14. Mr. :nr Saturda·Y J! Uests of Mr. llnd for the Giants with two hcmers •mountain Eisenhower tray and a pair of singles and tl'am- Mrs. Alpha Plumm('r w~re Mr. & I&. Pronoun 16. Ostrtchllkt 2e.A mate Danny O'Connell also drove Mrs. Roy Barton. anrl daughter of liS. 4o&ft bird (var.l con. in three runs with a homer, triple Columbus _and Mls~ Emma Tewks17. 'ne Amerl· 17. Fish·land:. fecticm 3~. Subtle and single ar; five Cindnnati hurl- bary of Mtddl:eport. ~an aoldter ing bCICik 30. Hall quart. emanatlan ers gave up 15 hils. Ruben Go· M_r. and M~s J?avid TiJI.is an fl 18. t'orebod18. Slncle unit 32. Kind Ot 31'. Brawl mez pitched a six·hittf'r for his famliy or ~ambridge spent the 20. Indian apple (COlloq . ) 14th virtory, bl ankin g the RC'dlegs wc1~ k enct wl_~h her f}arent.s , Mr. Jl. Explatta !Tierra del 1ft thll place 38. Co1ar, until Ed Bailey hit his 17th homer and Mrs. Vlrlor Brak.:.:. II. """'I . ·24. ''Cradle ot 21. Little child Of illl4 in the ninth ML<s. Otral Todd , Orlando, Fl::t., fO. Muafc note Ltberty" A ffllll' hitter by Vern Law pro- an.:J Mrs. Post lewait of MaL'iPita 27 MOhk"s tltll! .• duced Pittsb urgh 's virtory over wer e recent guest~ of the ir aum, , 28. Almleaa Chicago in the opener, hut ex· Mrs. Eva Flem ing and dnu ghtPr. aketch Pirate Dale Lnng, who got three Sonny PriC'fl or Spe!lffr is 2fl. Disburse of the hits Clff Law. also ro\!1'('\ed .o;.pl'nding a few wrt'ks wi lh his money three more In the nighll"ap to pa('e yr;~ m 1 motlwr Mt·s . !11nr 11 Priee. 31. Cerium the Cubs to viclory . Dirk Foley is a pa ~ i~nt a1 tlw (1)'111 . ) Bob Keegan or the White Sox, llulzf•r Hospital where he undN· 32. Mlsucaunc thumbing his nose ,.at the trad i· went l'ltrgery (colloq.) tiona\ Jlnx that is supposed to fn'l 33. Mulberry Billy and Sh@\Jy Huck nf JI,Jid• ' (Ind.) low a rtb~'it pcrformllnce, held dlOP<irt .'ilpt•nt :\·lonti<~y and Tues· sa. LatelY 4one the Orioles to three hits in win37. Regretted nlng the opener for Chicago. Kee· rlay with 11wi r grand:p~n!nl.s, Mr. gan, who pitched iii no hitter und Mrs. l'. W Bilek while tli eir 39. Court ...... ( Can.) agHinst Washington in his lasl p.wents wer(' in ·Colu:nbu ~. Ph yllis Snowd ~ n w,1s an over40, Plunderlnf previous outing, posted hi s ninth ral4 gli('St 1-.fonclay of Alber ta night win. In the nightcap , Sherm Lol· 41. Vr!!!getable Snowrl('n . lar's single with the bases full (pl.) highlighted a three - run rally in Sieve . an~\ Llll'I' Y S uuw rlen ."]")t'lll 42. Coneciou• the sixth inning that gave reliever Sl'Wral day~ with tht•ir gran tlr,trDOWN cnt..~. Mt·. ;.~ntl \'I rs. ~ur SnowrJe11 Bill Fischer his fifttl triumph. 1. Question while l.hrir parents, Mr and Ml"s. Sl:dh Strtlght For Ho•H 2. Curved aaber CarroU Snowden altende d a ball AI Kaiine smashed a pai r of 3. small hor~e. r. two-run homer5 and two singles game at Cin~inna ti. 4 . Finleh Weekend guests or .Sam Dyke against thf! Yankees while southO. Compu. paw Billy Hoeft helped himse lf to were bis children John and son 1 point !abbr.) hh sixth victory with a bases- Gary o! Xenia: Mr. and Mrs. Jerll.t.IL'Ir CRYnoQVOftl-Hil!t., . tlow 10 loaded double. Hoeft gave up eight ald Woodrum anrl daughters : Mr hitA, including 11 firs t-inning hoinc an d Mrs. James Heitt and son ' AX~DLB~~B . lo LONGFELLOW run to Ha1ok Bauer. Bob Turley of Colunflms ; Mrs. R.u1h Lucus of Wellsto n and Ct>ei l Heitt, U. S. ' ' . Ohe Jetter limply atandt ror anothV. In t.hll: IJ&Iit.Pit A lit -•1·'1 wus the loser. The Indians won th eir opener Navy. tor tht t!'l'4t L•t. )C tor the 'two o·.. •te. •lnpe ktten, Mr. and ~{rs. Chril Di ehl spf.'nt from the Senators on Jim ftctrophea, the IMJ>(lh and r_prmatlon o(. .tl\t worill In aU . gao's eighth-inning homer . Loser Sun day with his brother Bill of Each. da)' the COde letten an dlfleNiil. Chuck Stobb!! had a 2·0 lead until Chillicothe. A .l ll)'ptopm QuotaUoa the seventh when homers by Gene Carolyn Parker of Chf'ster Woodling and AI Smith tied the spent a few dnys with her couTt, tiA ZHWZND DJ score. Mike Garcia held Washing· s in Linda Parker. ton to five hits. Ray Nurleski bad 'Mr. and Mrs. Harv~y Erlewine YKO SXGN~I:Q XN OSJ&RIORkkto come to Cal McLish's aid In and daughi:er spent Sunday.. with ...OYHI-KOAYLO ldJZHR, t~e njnth Inning of the nightcap her mother, Mrs. Jya How r ll of bUt preserved McLish 's sev- Leon , W. Va . latunla>'• Cr;n.to,ooler ·HQW ARE mw; M!!lll'l'\" !'ALt..' · enth Victory. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stobart, ~ AND THE WJ!:APONS Of' W~ Pa:rtJSHED!- BAMUi:lt Woody Held's ninth-inning home Syracuse s pent Friday with Mrs. Dlttri1Ntrt4 b1 Klq l'.. t\1r.• lyl'ldleat• run otf Tom Brewer enabled the Hattie McKenzie . . 1 TilE :~>TQrt>Y &U•LCJIN6S A«£ CON· Bob (Hurricane ) Hazle is levPilng a pi:!th to the J.)cnnant ror thehJ. Hazle. a left-handed hitting outfielder brought up from Wichita on July 27. has been Milwaukt!'e's most devastati ng hittel' the past two weeki anrl now sport s a 526 averagt.> wi!f rookie ~EPTEP ltllO SliEl· IEJ.:S FcX THOSE LE~='f !iHWO~ Tl-tf 15UND. . -RUTLAND .... In_ flflilhe --,. THE POMEROY QMENT BlOCK COMPANY 412 Ye1n of Conllanous Servl<e ,Phone• 8%- 4!~ Pomeroy, Ohl• Here are the winning answersJ NEW YORK UP - Angry manager Birdie Tebbetts lowered the boom on his slumplng ClnCinna.ttl Redic~ today, sl•PPI·nf tbezn with a curlew and rules o'li drink· ing beer and SmokJng. Tebbetts barred the door of Uti! Redlegs' alubhouso at' the Polo Ground.o~ lifter Sundny'll iD-I loJS to the Giant!!, Clndnniltl's 12th dOfeat i n the last 13 gamesr a lfl· d " roasted" his players'. ~.~v·s. ,ll w a 8 learned he announced 'ht• rollowing rules for play~ : Q. By KING woman $eliirig yarns. told her oo -th3t 1<"'« 11 spinning all our DAILY CROSSWORD fn•• What is the lowest priced car7 + • Model for model, right across the board .•• FORO is the lowest priced of the low-price three!• An 11 ·p.m. curfew at night l)il days when the team pla.}1 in ' the afternoon; after night games play· e rs UL\.I.Sl l,lO direclJy (rom th() .b all park to their hotel rooms, No bee1· drinkin g afl.flf g&ri).CI, No 5moktna; In uniffJ'iJll,. · : , A~l player~ muAt raP'tJ:ir•.i:g. rile·· ~. hc1.el lobby at 9:30 a.m., ever y day, whether or no~ !l llllD\l! 1 ~ scheduled that day. Q. A. NY State Boxing Group To Prabe Sugar Ray Backup Who makes TERMS that are really EASY 1 - thealr'!r- le-le~slon. "J~n ao !hrouib with the fight if lhcre '.s no televialon," Robh1.1on saUl early today, "But ar l.lle con1· ml.ulon s a y 1 ita IOl l.o be televbed bY the theater network television outfit, there'll be no fight. " A. of TillS 51-40"T"0l..N WA'5 l·tlODSN IN fHA"T RECES!i. ~IEF; \ •e Your FORD DEALER will arrange • terms to suit your budget ........ ..."' wen Q. Sugar Ray, who had been scbcd· uled to def!l,)d his middleweight crown ·a,a.iJ;W,:,• wdterwolabt chatn• pion Basuto' at Ylbkee Stadium, Sept. 2::1, Cl'llled oft th41 fight last Tucsria)l because o( a dispute ov.;,r Y3J NO Ha!D '10 8fR{ IN "THIQ \A..LE'( U:: ".tJU CARE lO L&\'R.... 'tlrf-+"-1-+- Your FORD DEALER makes the biggest trade·in allowance that can be made. And he stands ready to PROVE Ill NEW YORK UP - The N. Y. State Athletic Commisalon· met in 8pecia1 aess.lon toda~· · to find out whether Sugar R.ay Robhuon will go through with the million-dollar Carmen B11iUo fl~hl ........ ...as.,........ vts·.. r«JW ~ I;;++- Who makes the BEST trade-in allowances in these parts? .... ~~==--------~----~~----~~~~~~~~~~.=-~ · .; ' • . . . . , M ~ifolt mtllt~ ~.....,. Gunderson R~iins As New Women s Amate~r Queen ,.,_ SACRAMENTO, Calli, UP -A strapping blonde ' 18 • year • old nomed Jo Anne Gander•on fie. atue, Wash., whO 81ta-c~ed out in g1iolf shagalng ballJ 11t 1 pubH<' COur5e, reigned today 111 quee~ of t~e nation's amateur Julfen. or ' The new CbampJ~ •. ,Jond roun· !il:C$1 ever t o qar t b e . crown, has only two ambH.iont now .' tO JOt a college cduta.tion and bru11h up on her .p utting. Mlsa Gunderson WOn Ole 3.7lh National Women'• ~terw tdlf champlonahj.p last ~et end wtt\ a IUI'PrlliDJiy e-61)' 8 !lftd • Vi~ over a vi! reran eompeUtor. Mr.: Ann Casey Jobnatone · of Maion ·FORD City, Jowa: WILLI!! • Oll: WA.tJ' A SHAME ' . IS OUTSJWNG MIIY OTIIIR CARl l1'1 ouy to - why Ford io first in M!oo whml you look at tho ~d valueo in the '67 Ford. Each or Ford'• 21 roodola Ia otyletl In atay in otyle. Intmon have opooe aplenty lor m lanky adult& A , _ "X.U.. Ford" &lveo a rido thet'o aweot, amooth aDd' IODtle. And a choloe of five modem omcm--rour v.a•o and • Bb-providoo pinWJI' to lllit your ...... Why Jl(1t in ODtj - for y'owoolf? You'll find all thlo vtlue ODd - . when you ActioD Toot a '&7 Fold. Do it today r $150 Harey Oaborne of Carroll I THE All:· JAS£', PtANH- Servict'lllen __ .., ,..""'_ _, "'" ..... I Jnhn Henry Jones of Rout!' 1. ~liddleport, Ohio, recently wa11 ~·nli~ted in t~ ArmY, at lht' Arllly rt.'f l'~tttlnl ma\n Jtahun, A ~ hland . Ky . M/ Sgt Gallle Moort', lut11l ArlliY t·~·crulf('r , &nnounccd today Jones. who iH the son of l' hurle ~ Jone11, was enli!ited un/.Jt-1' o SP('<'ia l Arm.v !Jl"OI,l rum wtlirh permit s qualified volunteen to choo~c their lleld of tra inin g and l'hosc the Ordnance COrptl. The young 10ldler reported Lo Fort Jarkso11, S. C., for initial proceiSing and further IIL>Sign· ment. White Sox Tighten American Race In Downing Orioles For 2 ..... Pomeroy JFll 8uDdq with their ~ Snowdo!L ii'r, ""' "'"' ship oC tue Morning St11r l';l!fl {'htLreh ml'l Sill . rrl11 ~· t' \'l•nin~ 111 th~· ch un-h ba ~Ull' "~ - ! . ws.lt until next yur. The Senaton were emll, e'llmlnated from ,. With 11 .l(ift whe-n tlw Yottng Adult F{•llow- are 'PartkiJ)IIting in the Army'i B months' trainin11 program tor rE' · serviln.s. RU tl an d =-::---:;-,- - _- - CLEVELAND UP - Wnhkt(IIOol aAd Kantaa ctty fan& wUJ bavl! to while the Atlalet1et were ellmlnated ftea ~ lolt two came. ~o tluo Ortolot IIIJ'IInf tho ....,t end. A'u-:u~t ~fl wa~ ,,rut"' lf'd your needs are for financing a new hoMa we can help you. Stop In and get lull detall1 on our uniQue ftnancing plan. Villr Ow UIJAir ,, HOMEI'WIS ,. at SKATE·A-WAY ROLLER RINK Wednesday Aug. 28th Admission 25c 7:30 - 10:30 ,· lhc urmed torl't'tl on w~·Uncsd&Y financing arrangements on NEW HOMES I PRE· SCHOOL SPECIAL Birdie Chirps Angrily With Slumping Redlegs . Dcmu Vau :'rtt•tH 1\ho will l·niN THE POMEROY CEMENT BlOCK CO. 1 Senaton, Athletlct1 Out.Of AL Loop Rare mathemal ithl! Amerled LMiue pe~•nt nee by drop· ~. 4ouble-f\eader to the Cleve· llntliDdhtU. N and 6-4, Sunday JOPS SKIERS I ~'i) . Only ga rnes sc heduled . Tund•r's G•mu Chkago at Brooklyn , night Milwaukee at New York , nlJ:ht Ci ncinnati at Philiil., night St. Louis at Pittsburgh , night AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB New York 79 44 .642 Chicago 75 48 .Hlll 4 Boston 63 M .516 HPh Detroit fl2 61. -'04 17 Baltim ore _ 59 63 .484 19'h Cleveland 60 M .480 20 Kan11u City 48 76 .387 31 If.. Wasttlngton 47 77 .379 32\6: Sunday'• R•tults Detroit 7 New York 2 Kansas City 3 BostDn 2 Chicago 6 Baltimore 2 hit Chicago 3 Baltimore 0 2nd Cleveland ~ Wa~hint,:ton 2 1st Cleveland 6 Wa~hington 4 2nd Mondoy's PrDIHbl• Pltth•r• Pomeroy 1.1 spending a few da)11 with Mr. and Mrs. Webel" Theobald. Mra. Harley Amos or etmttnbus visited ·r ecently with Mr. and Mn Johnston of Brac.lbw'J'. SOLOCUPS KElPS TITLE MILWAUKEE UP - The Solocup team of Santa Barbara, Calif., 1 succel!sful\y defended its 20 • goal national polo championship Sun' day by beating the Dallas, Tex., 1 team, 9-4, as Ray Harrington scored six goals. WER~-'l R Br United Preu NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Milwaukee 76 4(} .623 SL. Louis 69 54 .561 7th Brooklyn 70 M .560 '71,2 Cincinnati 62 61 .504 14':-l, Philadelphi11 62 61 .504 14th New York 60 fl7 .472 18lh Chicago 48 73 .397 27lh Piltsburgtl 46 76 .377 30 Sund•r's Re1ults New York 10 Cineinnati 1 Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia 3 Brookl yn 6 St. Louis 5 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 0, lst game Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 2, 2tld ' Monday'& rrobabl• Pileh•rt Cin<'innatl at New York- Amor 0 -11 vs. Crone (&7l. • Milwaukee at Philadelphia, nite - Burdette (13·7) vs. Sanford (16- Ml"''. Elsie Roush, SANTlAGO, Chile UP ~ Bud Werner of S teamboat Springs, Colo., won the El Portillo down 1 hill ski race Sunday with James Bc<'k.er of the Uni ted States third. Favored Chiharu Igava or Japan, Olympic llilved medal winner, withdrew arter falling . pitching of Cincinnati Redleg bonus hurler Jim Bowles and the ---- Farewell Party Is Given For Dana Van Meter y.ean old or over . desiring 1 job aa pinboy, contact "Rucks" Davia at the Pomeroy Bowlina: Alleya any da)' until l p.m. Monday evening, Augu.rt 2fJ, at as pinboy contact "Rock" Davis 7 p. m. the sound of falling pins at the Pomeroy Bowling Alleys wUI usher in the 195'1-68 League any day until 1 p. m. Bowling season as teams from the years old or over, desiring a job Tri·County League will SQ.UB.CJ! ort Last, b.u t not leaat , anyone 16 for battle at the local lanes. First night of play sees the Liberty Restaurant vs the JayCees; Baker F'l.lrniture will clash with the Second St. Market, while Hoisum Bakers will take on the Ohio Valley Sentinel. Resuming bowling action ~on 1'uesday, August 2'7, tbe newly organized .'\fen's City League, bowling from "scratcb", will get underway at 7:30 p. m , or thereWhatever abo uts. ' • ~-hit ;:::--- 4--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 26, 1957 Plloae 117 ' - . . " f For the VERY _lEST. of &t~INII ....,.~ . . \ ........ 461 5. Third St. ~-, ..... . ' ' r.. . .tfPt.Ol'E~ Of= 7HE BONN.A4. i::OV.AAN';' NON ~E AND BE'SSIE 'M:Wi SE ABLE 10 DANCE 10 Tl-115 lCNELY MUSIC1 7JIR0W A :SURPQISE A4R1"Y 11-1 HONOR Of! BESSIE .AND /.IER $/AWCI!. • PRESTON MOTORS· Inc. ONLY YOUR FORD DEALER. HAS ' \_ . . . ~• 6A!JON IJE (J/;>IE ·~ Middleport, Oh.io ·us1o "cA:ItS AND TRUC~S •• ' - ·' / • "" ·' '·· . �' 6-0ally S.ntmcl Pomeroy Mlddleport 0 Aug 2ti 1957 Roush-Barnnger Nuptial Vow<:. Are Exchanged On ::,atur·dayl POMEROY Mr, Mrs Gnff Russell Celebrate M1ddleport Cub 1 Golden Weddmg Ann1versary Sunday Scouts EnJOY 1 hi' Gtlde \\ edd 1ng ann ver Ml Gold sw rl tapers !lghled the D A c d sary of Mr and M~ Grtff RusseU tah" d hem nts carr ed out tbe ay t On'l en Mr, and Hadrord ldt Se\'eral days vL t ( tun bu~ wtth. Mr .. d Mr" ~Jr un lluwell and to atte 1d the S a e F'a r Mr and Mrs Malcolm Mees and ca.ughler Ed th An n tur !.!d to their home Fn Ia) n "ht arl{'r 11 several davs vt t n Lolumbu wllh Mr 1011d \1rs Ot 0 ~IHil' 10 U daugbtl'r Joan Wh le here the y Vtslted the mo and a ten d I the State Fa r Mrs Flora Hetzer of C Jumbus tS the guest~) of Mr a d Mrs Bak• r Gordon Mtss Donnu C rclt"' uf Co lu 1bu spent the wt't'kend w t h her par enb Mr and Mrs Homer Cirri Carmel Ph1l Wolff and John Shelf na 1 of Portsmouth were r~ccnt bu:; tne!fi 1'1Sit~>rs m Pomeroy M r and Mrs Garth Bea I of o\ t hens and Mrs Syl1<1 Marun f Jerseyville were Saturday guest~ of Dr W S Hart and laughtc1 Mss Else Mrs Robert Gooch and dau~;h ers retur ed to thclr home Col limbus afler ~ se vera l day~ v s l w1th her par ts Mr a d Mrs E J Htll They we1e c-r-on piln d home by Mrs t-Ill wl 0 w II r mt~ 111 for two weeks v s t M1ss L lv G1rola n urday w th Mrs lioh 1 Gn 1 a the l'!ome or her 1 aren s Mr and Mrs E J 1(111 M1 a1 d Mr!'l I a Christ a of Mar on \ ~ ted F'r dav w1th 1\lr and Mrs C J Eber.sbach and othe r relat ves Br11dbury wa.s eelt·bra ed Sunda) ~ uguS'I 25 when the r rh ldren Dr Dell Russt ll El na Hn I T \'. agner \ or k P:t and \Ir s Wan 1.:~ N{>'>' II c lvra io Spr gs lolo r l~n n ed open house at the H.u .s ci hume A U n er at the Mart n Rest al.lrant In II' d llepur and atten ri a f'f' a tl e Bradbury Church c,. / h t P c~oed the Open !l ouse 0 I R at th res taur I "ere M and ~11-s G r ff t< ussell Mr 11 Mrs K T Wagn c and ch 1 dn n l{a t n a d T'h as \!rs Scow a I Dr d \lr~ iu ~~etl ~nto S m An drC'.v a Jam es M S n F k \1 Ill P. ot Mr .'I I I M s Isaac \to• cr Ro f'v II<' Mr and i\! s E a n Ham I <~1 d Ma ry Ja <' a I Rob!:' Cha ta qua llr an I Mr~ fiu ss II a 1d lhC' r lhrr-c I ldn were lhr re C[ n l ne for th e Op n Hou st' and Mr< Ru sell "" 0 rt a corsa~c and ~lr Russe ll wore a houtnnn rf' fnr the o<:cas 00 Arnn gf' nC'nt of gold f owers a 1d ot er summH bios cd thro ugh out the hv ng roo an I t: fts nr the hono1 ed tou p.l e wer e ~lisp nyed n the I v ng rf)Om D ungroo11 hostesses wPre :rlrs Dell Russell Ehna Mr Ev:. Han ltn Chaul3 1q 1a M '\\IIIIa \\ar e.r Mrs MornsNeut zl ng &nd Mrs ~rank r. ssell M1d dll'lport Mr Jo ~r!ph Welker ( ol u nl ~ Reg1ste 1 g of the guests wc1e th e g1a lch llren or Mr a1 I Mrs R scI Karon un I Thon as \\ a e ~ 1d A d cw R sst! I 1he 1hrr e l!cr d wcdd ng cake w s ~o~.r eat h ed w1th yel ow rose h I a 1d Loppc by an arch of golden leaves over th(' n mcrals r l1ot! f the ([lnH~l~CU l s1 rvl 11 s acol I w ~ of n c-h nH fabr c With wh <I I use r U1 own acccHso lCB A ~ ~e f brow ey 11 bldiut or~h 1 w s p n( 1 to her should cr I h ~ rllll bT o 1 s 11 ll er wore ll I) lra1 ~ bh (' lace droM with m Jtcl mg r h r h t w th wild sl c usl: I 1 fiVY I hu a~ccssorics WI t \II hum 01rlurls Wen! fllllll<' 1 11 1 r tu ul k r AldU ll tl r f'f'J \1 Y.ITC Mrs J M Lui I ~ IJ 1t ertnn Oh1o Ml~~ r h) Is ~ ll h Dover Ohio M :.::1 J 111 w llfr :\lu:-;on W Va lf.t 11 John hy M tos Sua anne Wol I 1 crt 11n I Mrr. C moll Adams Jr all r New lhwrn • Fot a 11 uthern wrd ling trip the bride cho~ a nvy blue and wh1te f1g 1('d drclis with a navy blue ltnen cape 1\cr at.'CCSsorlca were n.n~ \lue an d whtte A while Alt4 Whelt ll'ltll ...,.. )'ltllr ..,.,,h '•• •ur •••" lor rt.;eln ••f)' tt..• Mltlf •JifiUiiiiiCII .. _.,.. _ •• ,.. will wor• 0111 it orchid was )'ltnncd to her catpc 1 he br le 11 B graduate of Wa hama H~gl School Mason 'A Va and W1Ucnhurg College Sp1lng f1e ld Ohio She !11 ll me 1 ber of the Delta Zt Ill So1 Olll) 11nd Theta Eta KappR II me Ecom01mc~ un:nunzn lion ShC' ~~ rvl'd o the [ nn lie I lcm c r \1 cit her soul r year In co \leg<' Mr fln rr nli(l'r w s grarlunlcrt fro 1 Ben 1 nun fi ranklln lllgh Sci ool RocheAtor New York and \\ 1ttc• burg College Sprangfleld Ohio He lJI affiliated with t Alf\brln Ch Alphn national socl•l fraternity all(j, Phi Sigma Tau na t10nal honorPt~J.l.e was vice-pre• •dent or the rrn~aternlty Councll while m collelile -.fdr Barringer 18 enterh1g the Lutheran Theologll'nl <;,;e~n nary In Phlladol phla Penns) hanta thh fall Aft er S('pt~ mbcr 4th the couple will be nt home at 7327 Boyer Stnoel l~hlllllelphla Pa I llfidd}epor' lt '4. • tV SocJe Fugate's Return From Ten Day Trip Thru East Mra Add e Fugate hat relu1 ned from a len day motor trll) with fncnd1 tbr mgh VIrginia and Wuhmgtnn D C Among th many Vrrelnla clUes they tourc:t were Jamestown Fredericksburg 1\oinoke Rich~ Yoar Confidenee mond Charlottcavllle and Lexina: I• luWiedn ton they visited the homes of .... It Pomero) four presiclcnt.a CWa1hington Jet "~~·._,._..;..;_ _..,._ _ _ _ _ fertK'In Monttw and WilBOn} and COLLINS JEWElRY STORE :!,. - ~ I -- - - VOL -------------IX NO 113 ------ fur I ''Do-it-Yourself':. get tight ~Professional" Pleats .,.. lfl-'ttd '" 1M pod.,_ of IfNI ,...,- Now beaut.iful""profe8810nal pJeata are BI\U'Y any fabric any width Wtthout tll'efltl'tl:l6 measunng or complicated 6gurmg Luxunoua Froncb pleat. or omart bo• pleat. rsle formed a.J..triost a.ulomat/.caUyf If you can aew a ample seam., (to stitch the tape to your drapery) you can get beautiful results wtth Euy ff plea~ Fnoe ~ g1veo completo instructions, ~ .. I ftiRSCH EASY PLEAT TAPE PER YARD KIRSCH EASY PLEAT IIOOKS * * 25c 59c pkg * Ill OUR COMJtLITI SELECTION Of PINE KIRSCH DRAPERY HARDWAI. the Illness nf relatives m Zanes Mr and Mrs Edgar Vale an'tl I"Uif' and < olumb IS daughter Dettma Columbus wer~ Mr a nd 1\~r W lllam ~radford week end gue!lts of Mr and Mrs were r~el' I !!Jests of Mr and w Iham Wyatt Mn Lawrence Brartfo d ~nrl fam ·~~~~~:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;~;:;;;:;;:;;:;; ELBERFELDS I I' -Co y h ason OUt F ShOW W'}} ) 0pen 0 F 'day • • • ServiceSio meer eV.ry • Prompt pick-ups and dehver~es TONIGHT • All bundtes tarefully double checked HIGH SOCIETY Grace Kelly Bmg Crosby Fronk Sanatra ~lest Holm (Vtstavtslon Techn color) -also-'THI HALLID4 Y tRAND Joaeph Cotton Ward Bond Laundry-done fhe IAia!J you like If •I Aug 2711 FAMILY NIGHTS R1t.a Hayworth James Cagney 'STRAWBERRY 8LONDI Jeel Plolc< rea Vlrg1ma Mayo COLORADO T•RaiTORY.. I CASH ' loans We 10 <'1\tt. of our way to make yvur way' Gt!l the eash you need on SJ~nature only Auto or fumlt.urt for ewery worthy -" PU!J>OI" • i 1 Trip LOi..-Phone ~rsL \1 ·~- .. c.,... , _ -...) '-,. $25 TO • _ aoo w s....m St.-~ m, hm0101 Ho•r" Jfoo.-l'ri. 1-$ SaLt 12 -0,.0.. ........ ltv.,.,..._. ~ lO'>M .... to r.•l.... of MOrt.)' iowftl I wuhday eborea• whole fllDIIy'o Our IUJiorlor melbodo work wonders laurlry with ~:.,g::=tf:::.~·· everything from the lddo' play the logs to IIIIOA IIIJI/~'lWt"'lii!GIIJI/1/G BAKER FURNITUI\E On The Brightest Co111er In Ml<ldleport meolly follr Mil -.1 ' ------------------SINGx.i cdflr""i" Oblo TUesday AuiUII 27 te57 ·----~-'---- - ------------------ CALL 122 Tri-Lustre Robinson's Oeaners Laundry Hm $teet lllrldleport, Olllo s-ad Street I PoaleroJ, Ohio r New Ordinance Sets Gross \Veight For Final Meeting Is Called On " Regatta Plans VIllage CouncilofMonday mght mgPomeroy and under suspension rules passed Duane Sm th Jayeee NatiOnal Dtreetor IS to be the pr nc1pal sp"aker or the evenu g at a mee-tmo of the Me gs Cuunty Jun or Chamber oJ commerce Wed mght tt 8 p m n the loc-al C'i'Ub rooms above the Dally Sentmel offices The Me gs Jay-cees OCi!"'iz•oti<mJ. s rurrcnlly conducl ng h Rou u p Membcrsh p d ve and h:ts extended an mv1ta.t1on to a number of prospective members throu~hout the county to at end thlS ;<~r:liCI.Ilar meetmg R1ehard Rll'senb!IU n Javtoee p es1dent In a letter appeal to the prospect vc members today sa d The program of our county Wil ... e organlzshon IS 01 e which 1 feel Y~>u will fwd QUite wotthwh le masmuch a~ tt g1ve.s y~>ung men of our county port Llllty to part c pale m promotion and betterment of m r county weight limit from 10 000 pounds gross load pounds In passage of Pomeroy Resident Jailed Foilowing An Auto Accident A Pomer11y res1dent Harry J Snider 36 was restdlng in Me1g~ County Jail today following hLil arre!lt late Monday by Deputy Sher cr Ly()ntl on ~barge!! of dr1v mg whde under the mfluence of alchohol and dnVJag to the left ol center Attordmg to the pollee report Snuler Wa8 arre1ted a(ter h!.S Ford ear left tht! roadway to the left of center on Route 143 at the Ave nue Br1dge went mto the left hand datcb traveling approxtmat.eJy 100 fed to where at struck and demohRhed a .1mall wooden bndge LYons 1'\\lled to investigate iound Smder Mill 1n hu car which f t l sa1d to be a total lou He 15 elated to appP.ar before Justiee of Peace R E. Gnndley Also rea1dlng In the County Ja I today for a three day peraGd 1s Rk:hard L Guldos 21 of r..o'eu ville 0 GUidos a state hquor department agenl LS servmg h1s three days as the result of a con rictilm m Common Pleas Court for.:drivmg wb.lle mtolUeated.. ~ Synr.use women alto had a '1ftit~f" jatl sta.y Monday ttiJih' when they were arrested on ~hld' gea of f ghbng Alter an appear ance before Just ce of the Peaee R E Gnndley the two women, Betty D1t"'kens 34 and Rosella Thompson .;3 were ordered released from eu&tody "God Is Good" To W. Virginia saul God was good to He gave us so resources he bad on top of eaclJ Sunday that \\est V rgtn a nnmy natural to pile them other Underwood made the comment at the annual p cmc of the West V rgm1a Society of Akron wherr he outlined n th1ee pm t program to stop migration from hiS state 1 Dave come here to tell YI>U about it the gGvernor &aid be cause Ak.l"on u the best place outs d'e of the state to get a crowd of \\est Vll"g fllil !> loge h er Middleport Police Breaking And Entering "' ..'!" 1 New Haven Church Oldest L~bor Day IPlalll_!ing Special Celebration In Labor Day Service Ohio Is Scheduled Rell Blankenship Pleas Not Guilty To Murder Charge I I Ford Motor Company Reveals Its Newest Car- The Edsel I Development Program Honors New Haven EUB Church Services Ev~gelistic Now c: ~~~~~~~~ tton that will bar most heavy vehtcJe trafftc Mulberry avenues by passmg an ordinance F1nal pla.u are to be drawn Wedneiday at 8 p m for the fl.nt boatiq repUa to be held la the Pomeroy Bend area oa Sept. 15. Wllllo Leld1ogham eh.olrman of the event announeed today planl for the meetmg which will be beJd the ..fetropoUtan Manne Sales t~~O:d on W Matn-st In Pomeroy In announcing the meeting whtch will finaliZe all plant for tbe fortheanung event Leadmg ham urged that all CDmrnJUet membera eha1rmen and other an t.erested persons be pretent to aid in the p opoted venture Jaycee National Director To Be Guest Speaker In Progress your preUy dre01e1 eome back spotlesoly clean fresh aad sparkling IU.e aew' Try ua 8008 ~ .-IH folloh today 67 71 .... lOUth. Low hlltJeht MNI't, '• tt. lOo Dnoted l'o l'lle Jntere.UOI r .. Jlelfs-JI•N• Area Pomeroy Middleport Partly clouciJ - w.._ A Labor Day Serv ce 1s be ni! Middleport pollee today were mveshgatmg a b~i~~ g He salfi tile nroera n ncl1rled planned at the NOIV Haven E U entermg which occurred at the Rawhngs garage at mid .more ald for local commUmbes Ohio s oldest Uabor Day celc B Church for neJ:t Sunda)' eve better hlg;hways &nd Improved night last mght Nothmg was stolen educational systems Chief of Pollee LeRoy Bartrum reported that Patrolman Ike brahon wh1ch IS now almost 89 mng at 7 30 The Umted Brother The improvement-s w11l br1~b Neal m makmg a routme check of the garage at 12 30 AM dts yean old w11I be held Seplt!mber hood of Carpenters and Jmner~ 7 at the Amerlean Legaon Grove or Amenea Local 1159 has been ten the tn U&\rlai fut ITe for cov~red a wjndow of the garage broken and evidence indJcat near Wilkesville inVIted Wlth the1r Carmi es \\est V rg1nl'!l Um;lerwoo~ sa1d mg that a £'omblnation on a aale Between 4000 and 4500 penon11 Tbe Invitation Ill extended also and msurc the young wl1ppcr had been tampered with are expected to attend the affa1r to mclurle workers m lhl' Bend snappers a good future m thetr sponsored bv the JO&epb Freeman area those jn other Umons ..and beloved htlls Bartrum ~a1d that Neal was of Pest American Leg~on and Auxd those not 1n any Umon Everyooe the opmlon that the persons who iary IS welcome MA.,:R;;K:;:ET:-:R:;EP::O;:;R::T:entered the budding were st1ll 1n The celebration wdl get under There wtll be spee1al mus c :E~gs stet~ y pnaes lit farms the buiJdlng when he ente~d to way at 8 00 a m and wll1 end by the Adult an-d Yr.uth Cho rc consumer whiles and brown-s A inves1gatc ani! made the1r escape wJth a danco About 300 pounds of of the ehurch The Vernon quar ]Umbos 47 52': A larger 45-47 A through a back doer and mto the beans and 100 pounds of meat tet Will smg The pastor Rf>V K medium 33 315 A small 23 2' B used car lot He believed that they will be cooked J Scott wtU brmg a meJSsagc on GALLIPOl.IS Ohto UP - Rell es('aped over a fence to th~ rear large ~3-37 FOB A large M-6:S The dmner was started JUst af What Chrast Dces For The Man !\, medium U-42 B large 4245 Blankenship of VInton OhiO un 1 of the garafe ter the Civil War ae a veterans Ch1c)ten,s steady trvers 3 3 ~ der md1ctmcnl tor first rlcgr~ Entrance to the garage was reumon by GAR members at the bs IIJ.31 heavy hens lS. 15 murder for the slaymg of a rellow made by breakh g a wmdow and old Wtlkeav•lle Academy grounds FREE CLOTHING DAY hgh.t hens 10..12 PTIIIOner In the Galha County Jail then reaching m to unlock at Ev1 in September 1868. The c..AR con Capt Glenna Rummell t of the f'rrtr dlatrabub"On 65 000 al 10 here 10 days ago pleaded not dence indicated that tbc persons tinued to sponsor it until 1021 8alvat on Anny today aiHioWicecl 67 000 at 19¥.. 100 000 at 20 gmlt.• Monday before ,Judge Rob- who Pntered the garage searched when the Amer1ean Legion Post Free Clo.thmg Day Thursday at 3000 at 20~ 10 600 at 21 and ert M Betz for- tools In " tool box which they took over the sponsorship local headquarters from 9 30 a had dumperl on the floor They 8000 at undetermined prices Tbere w1ll be r•des and games m until noon Anyone 111 Me ~ Three lndldments were return used a vise gr1p a hammer and for tbe chlldren and lots of County wlll be taken care of b ed agamst 81ankcnsh p by a grand a small atet>l punch m their at good entcrtamment DIVORCE ASKED calting In a d1vorce action r led tn the jury called Into special sessJon by tempt to open the safe Bartrum reported that valuable Me1gs County Common Ple11s the Common Pleas Court Judge Court today Gwendolyn WoHe of last Friday ReSides the murder m ev1dence had been diScovered at Ratfine askcxl for d1vorce frG'm dlctment tbe charges mcluded the scene He was to take the eva Bernard Wolfe of RACine E W woundmg of another prlsouer and dence to the Lendon Pr•son Farm Mn support today for :1 check and believed Pe~>ples 18 attorney for the 11lam that some I ght on the cr1me would Blankenship Is accused of grab- be revealed by evenmg VACATIONING jN CANADA bing a pistol from the the holster Roland Dur!ft Carl Hendncks of Sher1U OatMt Baml aa Ba1rd Oliver Mitch 59 of Middleport DETROIT (UP) _ The" Ford Motor Co today offic1ally Herman W1l&On Charle5 Neafc" passed m front of b1s cell Baard reported that he had heen slt'epmg '"..•rop•pedlts elaborate shroud of secrecy around the Edsel the and Roger Hysell are spendmg a sa1d Blankenship demanded to be n a car m the used car lot at the r , week fl1hmg at Bruce Mtnes On released and when Batrd refu!illed tJme and w .. s awakened when a new medium priced car It hopes will wm back for Ford the car drove n He sa d that lle heard htle tt lost to General Motors in the 1920 s- worlds b1ggest tano canada the prLSoner -began aho~>tmg Wtld Chrysler Studebaker Packard ly Killed b) one bullet was Loren the glass break and llea~d one man automakor say Go ahead The man who Tbe nations second ranktng and Amerlc:m Motors dealerships .Borden spoke wu st;mdlng beside the car producer a eompletely new Edsel to bandle the new Ford ear m which Mitch was Iyme hoe wlll compete In the fast Edsel a flashy powerful car M1teh sa1d that he d1d not ratse growmg med1um price f1eld wtth does not (liCe an easy time of It up becauRC he Willi a-fraid of be auch make1 as Bu1ck and DeSoto lh tall scene But Ford 11; u g lut on the head and kept in and 111 expected to carry price on e re m nd that he would get a good tagt ranglllJ from $2 .500 to $4 soo conf1dent the Edsel w1n make it, James Adams Ia took at t-hem when lh~y left Ho~ It goes on d•splay in dealer hke Mercury did when ntroduetd NORTHER:,,~::.~:U. Haven Evangeltcal United Brethren Church K ever be never heard a car lellve showroom Se t 4 In 1938 The Edsels art stream Pohce thcomcd that someone had The ~ LS OOttmg 250 m•l hned and c~>lorful and feature Bernard Claywell Prlndpat Er, W¥ awarded second place m the state of ..1 d • .!lome novel firsts l nest Wlqett Eleanor Miller Wil in The Town and Country Church Develop brou.gh t Lbe t hi eves to the pace lion do1ll'~t 1n (fe!ugn an ue.ve1opGrill• Dlltlnctin uam Peck lvakfe Ryan 7th and for the Middle Atlanbc Area Th t unctlve featqre of Evangehstic servweq t~re 1n and then drove on becau8e no car ment coats that the pubhc will belonging t.o t.hem was found at Jib _ and buy _ the Edsel e mo.s t 115 8th Max Crabtree 5th and 8th tbe sum of triO 00 c-o-n-,du-e"t- t"'h_e_ m_o'"' sl- ef::lo:-o::l-; lv"'e-m ::;ln"ts- progress this week at the Har the t.lt.&. 11 Models AvallaW. Edsel s external styling 1A 1ts ford Ev.angellcal Umted Brethren Nora Joroan •th Lenna OberhoJ 1:~~~~~:~~1~ to Mr J A King Tbe new Ecl!ell _ 18 modcb 10 grdle It conststs or a vertical !er 3rd Jean Alkire 2nd and Annual Confer- try poauble Chur-ch Rev K J Scott pastor aar opemng In front of the PARKtNG METERS I ou.r IJeJ'1e11-wtIt roun d ~u t Ford 1 oval Margaret Goodwin 1st Seulon at "Parterebura: W It Include.. religious group11 of The services are sponsored by di to n nked by honzontal Pomeroy Patrolman John Me a 1ine m.akhJg it eompe''b tiVe with ra a r k EASTERN LOCAL DISTIICT The presentation was made by all races and all faiths In th111 the ElUB Men of the New Haven 11 lllverv'-w Rev Samuel A Snyder Jr purpose Progre11! must be made Church o€ "bleb Edgq.r Layne ts Kenz e reported today colleellons other producers from the lowest il'1 wor of $277 from parking metert> Ior to the highest priced lines Ford In the rear tt has horizonW taH Cbar1es Norrie Prlneipat and Executive Darector ol tbe Town 1 by the local thureh In three areas prestdent hopes to aell 200 000 of the new lights that sweep down on the Lhe past week In Pomeroy 7th and 8th Qrade teacher Grace and Country Program and Dr Jar- ~Toward A Better Church Toward ears 1n 19S8 trunk door The rear fenders Thur.&day evening the B1ble wcese 1st grade Gretta SutUe rett T Chandler Executive Sec A Better Communltv and Toward Ford olflclals sa1d tbe Edsel Ill feature a <"oncavc scallop Dual SPECIAL MEETING message wtll be by Bernard L1cv 2nd Bertha Smith Oth and 8th retary of tbe West Vlrtinia Coun- A Better World CMster ell of Cburehes. The prorrarn 18 sponsored by ing Jr and on Friday- cvenmg A .pecial meetmg of the Letart the flnt new ear to be introduced headlights are •tandard The four ser1es of Et:bell Jt R. Gray Executive bead El Tbe TOW:D and County Church tile Coune.l).s of Cburches of Mary Rev Forrest Murray pastor or FaUs PTA has been called for 8 to the public tbrou&b aa entirely eanor Knagbt tat Wilma Herr- Development Program 14lek8 to land Delaware New Jersey New the Union Char~e wtU bring the p m TUesday at the Letart Grade new deale!' orranb:aUon in about Ranger Pacer Corsair and Cita mann 2nd Thelma Orr !rd Fe. help ehureftes iD ptaees of. len York and West VIrginia, and by the message The pastor wzll School for .pul"p08es or b1ring an 30 yean A number of the Edsel tion - all have VB engines wlrtch dealers p'Vfl up General Moton. range up W S5D bonepower. (Conllooed on P•R• TWo) lhlll teo thousand popul.iiloo to the Sean-lloebw:lt Foundallon. preach on Saturday evenma. uru.•ant cook. ..:·'~= ~:~~t sa. . youroelr Ume !rouble and money by leltlng us take over your KolRindy M_.., W1th the openmg of Me1gs County Sch"''l• scheduled for next Tuesday County School Supermtendent 0 0 Patterson today announced the personnell assigned to the var1ous schools throughout the county The teacher and personell hstmgs as announced are BEDFORD IUitAL George S:ugent PrmcJpal Hel ~n Carper Le<>na Story Ada Hos lin!! Helen Dais teachers Her bert Whaley jamtor Frank Jonet~ Harold Jones W1lham Hart Ern PRt W.ood h s drivers and Edna Clark and Efta Cullums co11ks COLUMBIA LOCAL W E Campbell 7th and 8th TentatJve plans were made at fl grade Anna McDamel :Sth and recent meeting of Rae ne Amer lth grades M1llle Coen 3rd anrl oan Leg on for the lOth Annual 4th grades o.nd Ruth Starkey 1st Fa1! Feshval to be held on the and 2nd grade James Gaston Tay ~treets of Racine Saturday night lor Moore Chester Pr1ee and Men dal Jordan bus dnvers Weshna SeptEmber 28th Post Commander Vargll Walker Crabtree and Beulah Cox cooks has appomterl 111 general cha1r T "' Galaway ]amtor man of the at'a1r William Cros WESTERN LQC;AL DISTRICT Df Cross Store Ruth1nd Hl,h SchltOI The entertamment eommlttee Orm H Smith Pnnclpal M1ss Mary c hapman Foreign Language wtii be headed bY Howard Sayre and English Clarence Dtcken In and the Legion Aux1hary Plans dustnal A11S Mtss Elu:abeth Lloyd are f~>r a squ.are dance on th<l English Mrs Garnet Moo"fe Home itreet and games and contest I for Economics Keith Nelson Se1enre !tid 1 es pony r1des and games of and Ass t Coach Henry W NuU ~ill and amusement for older Jr Sdenee Miss Martha Ohllng lolk er Com~rce Jacob F Smalea 81!1 Fox m char¥e of the eatQ Jr Soclal"'Sc1cnce James Vennan "Onnn ttee promiSeS a real treat History and Conchmg Mrs Ethel For the f1r.st hme e-.er the t;e Chapman Vocal Mus1c Robert gion will have a barbecue with Seibert Instrumental Music Miss plenty of bB"rbccued spare nbs Alberta Snowden Secretary to hot dogs and hamburgers Prt"etoal Earl M'cHaffte and Hon An eleclnc automatic clothes el 'Denner ianJtors dryer and elcctrk mixer w11I be "'IVen to the lucky winners Manv Rutland Grade Sch"" ~ Herbert Parker Prmclpal Mrs ~>ther prizes will be given away Margaret Parsons lit Ita~ Mr• September- 28th Is a <late to ()live Page ht grde, .)In Muriel keep in mind and btl gur. uill at. Foley 2nd grade Mrs lfearJ tend this tbe blll"t and befit Bunce 2nd grade Mrs Martha yet of tbe ten yeaTs or fall fes chapman 3rd grade Mrs Blancb:e tivals In R<acme The Htgb School Nelson 3rd grade Ml'S Anna Og band will be scheduled for one din 4th grade M1ss Joan Mont of ts first aoppearanccs of the gomerv 4th grade Mrt~ Audrey school year Pat'terBon 5th gr.ade Bryan J van AdJutant Ed Howr ll also w~Sh dlvort 6th grade Miss Carolyn es to remmd all ehg1bles that he Smith 5th and 6th grades Mrs has more than 100 blank member Nonga Roberts 7th and 8th grades shf~ cards for 19'f that he would Miles Nelson ?th and Bth gr01 des i-ke to fill out end present t~> )1 181 Sally Schaaf Spe.C:Jal Educa J members Oof Post 602 tion Floyd ltumfield and lira V1 vian Coy Jamtors Solom Contor Grodo School Mrs Nclhe Vale Principal Jjrs Gladys Major Mrs Thelma arJD f Campbell Mrs Roberta Wilson and Eugene Atkins teachers Mrs Helen M11ler jamtor and Mrs 0 fl Mermm Hotfman and Mrs Murl Mason Co Youth 1 24 Pl Hoffman cooks The e1ghth annual Muon Coun Western Local School District ty Farm Youth Show will tak€' bus dr1vers arc Ernest Da\.u1 Max place Friday and ~aturday !'\u)! EdmundROn Howard Gcrm11n Dar 30 and 31 at the National GuiRJ"d rei! Goff Don Gorby Lauren Hoff Armory man Marvm M1ller Gerald Morr s This show features exhibits of James Ntcholson Raymond Thorn cooking eewing crop ~rodut'llon as and Marvm Wlll!lon handacraft electrification and live SALISBURY DISTRICT ~tock of the fa['Dl youth groups In S1fllbury Consolld1ted ~lud ng 4- Clubs Future Home R E Whaley' Prmetpal and 8th makers of America and Future grade teacher Mrs Edath Ri.ffie Farmer& of Amenca In Mason bt grade Rosalce Story 2nd Count} RegiStrallion for the as grade Mrs El zabeth Evans 3rd semble and plaemg of exh•bit.!i grade Mrs Lillian Smith 4th wall start at 1 P M Fr1day thf' grade Mrs Geneva Joaeh1m 5th lOth aot1 will continue until 4: P grade Mrs Ada Ohhnger 6th M of the same day grad«: Mrs Tbelma Dill 7th rrade The jud11ing for the eooklng Mrs Eleanor Zelher Musie proJects w•ll mart. at 4 P M Mr Ben Buck janitor Mra Fre- Judging fot all other Pxhibats w1l dl' &II anl1 Mrs Viola Jef!era staTt .at 8 A M Sa.urday rnornmg cookB Mrs Velma Douglas &Ub- Other higbhgbtll of the show Will atllute cook feature tbe bl.r: all county square Bradbury dance at 8 P M Friday evenmg Gerald Rupe Prmclpal and Blh the educational demonstratlon Jor grade teacher Mrs Audrey Theo- homemakers at 1 P M Saturday bald 1st grade Mrs Lettie Young and the style show Sitturday eVe 2nd grade Mt! Thelma Wl1ey 3rd nlngat8PM grade Mrs Edith Forrest 4th The Farm Youth Show 111 spon grade Mrs Norma Wilson 5tb !IOJ'ied by the committee on Agrl grade Mrs Sadte McElhmney culture of the Point Pleannt 6th grade Mrs Geneva <:lark 7th Chamber of Ccmmerce In coo~ grade Bud Russell and Everett tratlon wlth the County Agent Hawlnns Janitors Mn Yeata 4-H Club Agent and other Coun Lambert, and Mrs Delma Halley ty farm orgaDizatiOD8 cooks Mrs Elsie !l.arnbart au~ stl-tute cook IM bulfget TUM & W1d Ohio rterth hH"fti"l c•f autfl ..., MIMtly fair M4 a.Mt ....,_. Racine Legion Fall Festival Date Announced Inesday fg~ """- IP'O IIMpl'f I 1Jy G ve C t)l and were accom pan cd home by the r grnndaul!ht er Ga I Bradrord who has heen v snmg them ror 11 week Mr and Mrs James llawj<Y Mrs Robert Allen~worth and on Joh1 spent the week end m Wall bndg~ v.1th Mr 11nd Mn Jamc§ Hawley II and children 'Mrs Olh~ Htndy and Mrs L1d1t Hlndy have returned from a motor trip with Miss Mary McClure of IY <INITIID 1'11,111 Teaching Personell For Meigs County School Systems Are Announced For Forthcoming T School Pals 111 Reumon Sunday I at y ~------ Modi"" ,.. 110 rw.. "'- pl.off Mr R RSell ~ a r I red New Y k c tr~l emplo ee Mr:s Rus sell a member of !le Bradbury Chur l of Christ the Mnrth.a Ch1S!l. Mr and .-!rs Frank He1dergott of that church Me gs fcmple Py th a S s ers Evangel me Chapter (Gladys H1glcy) Los Angelea Callf Ot S an I the Mary Shr me Ol'der have been visiting Mr and Mrs of the \\ hllc Shrme of Jerusalem Lawrence LW11Ihoan (Marjory Plum mer) and Sunday a reua.ton wu ern ~:ht yueslti of Mr and Mrs held at the Middleport Roadside John I hompson and famd)' before Park for a group who had attend lca v ng by plane today for M1ami ed the Rutland Schools together F\a where Mrs Wise wtll v1slt and their r...m1hes M1ss W1se and Mr and Mrs James Those. present were Mr and Souders Bnd fam ly t Mrs He1dergott Loa Angele! M1ss 'Mr.; Pa I Surber Charleston Mildred Welsh Detro1t Mr and 1 and two fnends from Nitro were Mrs Ted Pohck (Catherine Steele) guest of Mr and Mr~ Walter and Brenda Kay Wheehng Mrs Flossie We1smlller Columbus Hn.,., II on Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs AleC' Steele Mr and Prnf Howell Kansas City Mo Mrs Wa> t e Amsbary (Gladys I was a recent gue~t or hu; relatave j Steele and so ns Kenneth Gordon Mrs 'v\olll W nst on a 1d Mrs Car and Harry Gallipolis Mr and r ( se l f>rol Ho...,ell who 111 1 Mrs Arth r Steele and Ted Ham for nc ty from Gall pols IS sec Jlton II 8 Mar1e Cottrill Lancll8t ret ry f the Bapt st Semmary n er K nsns C1ty and IIJ a graduate o£ Mrs Lula RuJSelt Crooksville Ohw Slate Umvers ty Last week Mrs Webb Hall Mass Mabel Hy M ~~~ Hen tha Ford a relative of sell Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mal Mts assell v1s1ted here Miss ho.an M1ddleport Velma Hooper For J s a graduate or Columbus Opal Armstrong Mr and Mrs Unlvcrstty NYC and s a ret red Pomt Pleasant to Kentucky where 1 tcarhcr and soc1al worker they vtsatcd relatiVQ 111 Vance \ Mr~ Lui a Russell Crooksville burg and also friends and rela h11s I een v sttmg l-1. rs Webb Hall t L <1nd wa~ called ho ne Sunday bY ~h~~ 10 ucusvUle and Frlendsb\p Weather Council Reduces Weight l it On Union, Mulberry IFormer Rutland ----- ' No Question -alio~t Mn Wtll ~ Grueser 11 d Mrs Marinn Allcnawortl'l entcrtamed with a plcmc In tbe Middleport Roadside Pnrk fnr the formers granddaughter!! Mary Lv1 n and Patty Mcrube Columbu~ who have been visiting here Guests lnduded Mary Mank n Pomeroy Rol'ky AllenBworth Mel vln Fry Sherman MIU1 Middle port Harvey Rae Ann Joe and Jean Allensworth Texas The girls Wt'rc abo guests when Mn Wesley Fry and son Marvm te.r'ffld ace cream and cake tn their ~a.rd and wl n Mu Robert M•lls '-il.:t daugt\ttt Robin served 1ee erean and cookiea at tbeir hom~ ARE EASY WITH • e In Local Newt In Advertlllul In Cl""''ialloa Beautiful Pleats I Elame Allen Fa~ c and Gail Mrs t 1n 1 cove r~ anU laugt Howa rd of Columb s .. re ll' JlCn I n~ ter Conn e ~lor da a e vis tLn~ two w~ c ks w th the r g 1 I mother r<!lahves n this area Mrs Elca or H v.ard M'r 01 nd Mrfl Pal 1 ( 1 r ~~ 1111 M 1r 1\ih a d M s Robe I 11 Icy nd son Bob f' urnc I to I c humc on ha c been vLsitwg Mt aJ d Mrs Sh rlt"' M lls ~1ndln Sa u Ia~ fer Mrs v rgm 1a D tkworlh 1 as w lh I c1 ~menLM Mr nd ber-n v1 t n" n Akron Bert W~bster Mr n 1 .frs frank !hie Mid Mr,!,) Joh McClur a I dletow n .... e ru£'s jay dmncr and Dora W Isen ret 1 m l to I h c r oven ~::ht gut~~ of Mr n I Mr hom.e Mancttu F.r d > 011 cr a Mrs < eor~P Sauer und so 1 D ck v1s w th Mrs Gtorgc II Parker M and Mrc William Seh Hlf and Mrs ~ lw II' I Kochlr-1 11n I Mr t:h!ld e R bert Joan and R ck c W II a Daw~on acco pan cd Mr o( (1 ve 11nd a1e ho IS(~ sts or an I Ml ~ Wllll<~m M}cr of Muldlc M1 and Mrs K1 nelh M Elh ll)l J o t to Cha rl csk> V... Va F r lay an 1 h l lren Kath c and Rus~cll Mr and Mrs Wa c E gla u M s~ ~r Ia tachnlc lefl th s n r :-; ns era g nn d Michael of rol 11 or 1g to JOn Mrs L na M to ,.pt!nt ~everal day s !a§t week Dru nmon I na I r lge a I ~o on w th her noth r M :; WJII am to Kentu c\ly fo1 a weeks Vi cl!t on 0 "- SOn lll I Mrs ~ lwa I K chlrr ll t> M s R rth II. I I as r tu1 t M ~~ 1\1 1 rf' I W !~I Dell Olt h e af ter 11 weeks vis 1 'fllh her v.as n ov r •gh !! ~ t f Mr an l l:J.ughte1 d 01 l1w Mr .-m I Mrs Lawrence Milhot~n and week e nd guests al I he r home n I dc M u 1M F nnk He lcrgott ul Los Angel ~ Ca lf Mr ami 1\Ir:; Cl £ford C 1 n~; ham md sons Ketth an l 11 ny retur1 ed lo thel h me 11 Luna S d1 ~ aft 1 stu g Mr an I Mrs I L Cu nnt gha n and Mrs W I ll 1 n 1bson Denny had s pl nt the s m ncr \a~"Otlon here w th h1s gra lpn e1 t~; Mrs Fnnces Allen u I \1 ~ A I Mr anU Mrs W II Meyer VIH ted hur Curvcr or It Clc r Ala vho 1"r lny m charleston I 11'1~ t scv ral dnyli at Rn 1 h I P.rMr and ~lrs Ezra Puck£'tt on I Md w th the form~r ll so FA .!iOn 1\.t!cha I v sited over lhc week James Allen- arc the guests I !\.Jr en I n Ashland Kc1 lucky IHtd Mrs Clarence A 1 lrews and Mr and Mrs John Bury Lock fan lv They were f' cn ! nnwd havC'n I n Mrs Mvrtlc Schwab h.cre by h1.mes All"'n who wIt ru Jcn<' Y Shm c Pn and George I to Alabama wl.th them for a Bolls Phlln lelpl a are houscIll day~ leave Kl c~ts of Mr and Mrs C B Wease -- --They w ll go lo Manon Detro t n any gene.rnla lncludmss l.£c and 111 d Ca nada hc forc rcturmny to Stonewall Jackson thu r home"' They saw the Natural lh 1dge Mr and :\!rs Dame! McNa 1gh Shenandoah Valley and travdled ton columbus ~;pent the w ck the Skyhnc Drive and vt('wcd en I w th Mr and 'M rs A J mBny battlerlclda or both 1he Rev Strauss olutionary and Clv1l Wars Mr and Mrs Edd1c Jahnson One of t.hc hiahhgblll oC their • "'ho have been hvmg m the liar trip was seeing the pllly rhc Pioneers 1 hi~ play written es- le} apartment arc mo.,.lng this pedally for this 350th anniversary week o a loeatlOn near Pltlsi:Jurgh flr Mr 11nd Mrs Dan Kmg and of the founding of the st perm daughter& linda and Mary Mlamt anent English colony featured a have moved to the Tom Rue apart cast of over 100 and was presented on the campus of the College of mont on South Tbird Avenue Miss Frtcda Faehnlc took Mus William and Mary Williamsburg Settle Wise Mlami and her moth er Mrs Ross Wise to Belle W Va sunday where they were ov Grand Daughters Are Honored W1th Sunday Picmc golr.t>n thtrlu' of the party Cub Scout! of the Middleport 0 1 (town guest.o dudcd Mr Pack had a tala time Satllrday ~ d \I J scph Welker and Patty when they rode eootlnuously on J o ( l<~dn and Joyce Stubbins the rides at Camden Park Huntl'!) t.c ~lock Mr and Mrs [mgton for the entire afternoon Lela n Juh uon Colun bus Jame~ and were g tests of Georce Van Fu tz Green! t:ld Thoma:s 01 n Za.ndt unciP <lf Joe Reichman at and R1 har d Ham lton J''rank lm his Pepsi Cola plant Mr a d Mrs Is.aa( Motler Rose The Cubs and the1r families v lif' !rc e and MaK Jlamilto 1 were served coOkJes pop and gum Alba Hazel Sw shcr Mrs fi'r 1 by M111 and Mrs Van Zandt beMack \1r.;. Harold Ma<'k Ches)ure fore gomg tc the park and &ack E h Huts np11Jcr .tr and Mrs lunches were a part 11! the p1cmc Geo ~ {' H Lear Gall pbh-s Mrs plans 1 ul Hu.s<Sell Crooksv lie Mr an d J AdultB attendmg were Mrs ~1 r.'i E Gartm Charlf'st on Rlebard Wells Mrs Dwight Wal rho as \\ th Gra)50 n Ctnda liace Mrs Dav1d Jenkins Mrs Far n r Pa)l on :'tfrs On.s Roush Frances Bearhs Mr and Mra Car Lang l e Mr and Mr~ Hamilton 1roll Swanson Mrs James Pullen anf! Mary Jane and Robert Chaut Mr and Mrs Bruce Lloyd Mr auqt a Mr ~ 11d Mrs K r Wagner rand Mrs Ezra Puckett and Karen ar. Thon OJ York Pa 1 Younger RUests at the Cub Scout Mr-9 Se»all Colorado Sprn gs day at the pa 1k were Stepban•e Col Mr and Mrs Ru<sell ana I and Susan Pullen Sylv1a and Mary Andrew anrl Jame s Ehr a Carol Swanson Ronnie EvallB Dee l'llr und Mrs Gnfl flussell wert Ann Wells Cubs were Robert marr 4.'~ on August 29 1007 at the Swanson Paul Thompson Bruce M II cp Jrt Church o{ ( hr st by and Alan Wallace Ricky Wells the Rev Speer w th Mrs Speer and Mtchl Lloyd Mtchl Areber Larry M1ss \rlehne Jones as th r atte11 Gladwell Bruce Annaa John dan l~ He 1s the son or John and Bl k J •-j h ~ h 1 ae oe n.o::tman .111ICA.e1 M11r ella Russell und 'he ts the P)Jckett Johnny Evans R.odney ..! 3ugt ter or Th>mas and Jane Karr Stephen Pullen David Jen And er on aU or Bradbury The kins, Kim Neal and Duld Covert bon y noon tr p was t Columbus whc rc they attended the State I w ~4 IRST - d and sons land sp.:onl the w<,•k.•nd) sister and brother Mrs Dan Wtn e and da•{ght<•r, bara Jo Mr .111 d :O.Irs Cl.y d~;A'rhum'"her of Mt Corey Mr and Thctrlf'llplr alar In a g 1Wn of ~ lk 1 I 'llllC nvu taffeta l'ht f 11erl bod1ce wa~ daintily l c I l v.llh pearls an t reaiUrf' 1 sat rma t'INkl 1c v.i1h long sl vr I I tar l to p o nl over th t> h~n h tt "e y f II sk rt r(',ll softly lnl ad 1p1 I t u n ller f np;NI p v I r I porte l Fren<'h 11!1~ n w ~ • 1u ~ht to a matching p alent of ~ 1lk I n I a zmc and (hnnl lly I c 1 l~o:t' I with til} m'erl pe trl~t ~he nn nc I A wh tr H1blf cove e I With n f 111 uh1111ed CO.!i('IHif-- bn l(j I I f t"rt>nch cArl Jl nn~ an I ~ot Jl nn t1x and contend w th 11 wt II.~ 0 1 t 1 I A r.old I roo(' h belong ng t 1 h~l grandmother wn s r 1slc1 c I to the arrangemt t H 1 nl y JCW('[IV were pearl eurr ng~ I el n~; IY to her mother MI ~& )flckf'~ Uc\\1 t of Yellow SprlnRI! Oh att« rlcrl Mls!! Ito s ~ q maid of honor M ss Donna Bw IS,arnl.!r f New Haven and M!!l~ Mary Jean 1util f Gall polls Obi 1 were hr It sm 1~ Juntm Drldelimaid was Miss Ju l) Fr} of rita Haven COliS I f the I r le Mfss Kathy ~ ubh~~o~ c ur Barber on r t hC h r IC 0 h tO abo 8 COUl'llI I·' ~ccderl the brut r1 1wn th1 ilf,lc 11 flown girl Robert Hill and Bill Mr and Mra J<un•n.: lhl' goup dur1 n1 the a1 vernon Weber and Dean Denn s tcrnoon were Mr and Mr1 Bernard Dalla& and Donna Rutland Mr and Mrs Wdl Lanmn.g Fatrborne Higley Colwmbu"' Mra Aua:pst Weber Chester 1 ' gency I efrect. ve e1l however whereby office• re u1 enees Gn the Will nat be banned bf ol the new law I Section 3 of the ae.- ordJnanc:e whJch ts the protective cJaUN. to local bll8lneu ftrms read• "Pr.,_ v ded hetwever that wben the contents of such vehacle or truck are del venng M or such vehicle to nmoom rneteriall 5 called from any busmeu house ofiJft! J res dence or any place locate<! 011 any of the tl»ve ltl'eetl- thea such vehJ.Cl' I'M be driven on such streets .. 1 The protective clause WM wtU ten mto the ordm.ance to not be dtSoC!'Imatory agamat local bust ness fU1Tl5 whiclt have been e• t bhshed on the streets for a r.u.mber of years and who WQIIld have Sjl!rered ee 't't"ely had tlOI. «UCh clause been adopte:d In adoptme- the new ordinanee Counell aho gra6te.d polle!e pow-ers to stop any veh1clc W'bi<b they bele ve to be of questiolllble we1ght and to order- weigJung on the spot hy pDrtable seale or a public wetgh. a:tltioo It ~ v1de~ that when polke f"md a vehicle to be over weight that the vehicle will be ~ ~ ,.. malll at lbat """Until'...,~, IS reduced to ronform With the new weight limit ¥ Pe:naltles as provided in tbe. ot dmance for 'v1olal.ion of~ we1ght I m•t provide a \f $50 tor the fir.l'f, 9ffeose:g fme of $100 f1t 85! ~ ~· il or both for tbt d wl~h n a twelve rnon od Another elause In the ordinance prUVldes that the Mayor may grant penmss.1on to over weight veh1cles to use tbe thoroughfJire If he feels m his JUdgment that pas:Jage of such a veh1cle o\ler the streets wlll not be detrim;. tal to them Sucb lnstncta h~ ever ~e tlou,Cllt by cou.attl members to be -.f a m1rumum •nd only for RlVJency meeuruJ Urum mou.s approval to the ordmance was given br aU ca.tn c1l members present at the M1u day speCial meetlr.g They wne Roy Betzmg Richard one-. rior Schaefer Dale Smith ud ~ lfullen Counolman Wayne Sw~h· er was absent from the meet1,. Pnor to the adoption and fNI&sage e£ thf:' new wr.1ght hmtt re gulatory ordmance ('()Un"ll mept bers Ma}or Ro1uni0n and Vll11f1e Sol c tor Fred Crow dlseult'!d 1. anow aspects o( ltte fort~ ng hearmg WhiCh 1:11 to be. ·~~!d before the Olrio Water Pollution Control Board Ill Columbus on October 15 During tbe dlscumon wh~h saw eou'netl order Attorney Fn>d Crow to look up all matenal ,.clavent to the sltuataon and htre htm to represent them at he Octo~r 1' meet ng Coune•l man Dor Schaefer absent for several weeks clue to 1ll health again cxweued hiS hnn conYic lion that a sewage dl.<;; posal plant ror Pomeroy at this tune Wtui out of the question Sa•d Sc-haefer 1 want th ~ Control Board to show rne why Pomeroy and Middleport must be penahzed for not havmg a oow age d1sposal plant when 11 ! a well known fact that eight states borden on the Ohw R1ver and nr.t one ot other aevtn 1s t.kfng any such measures for MVeJ' pol luhon control or whiit use -s tt for Pomeroy to pauperlZe s ClhZelUI to consti'Uct such a plant when Mbody el1e IS even- hall trymg' As far as 1 m eoneerned Pomeroy 1.11 nBt filllnclully Able to shoulder such a burden.. If the Stat~ of Ohio wants a sewage dis posal plant bere so badly let them share two tb1rd1 of the eoit of such a plant and then. ru go along But until they show me how tt can be aeeomt~hahed wtth out J)iuperill.na our cithenl ind f:uture genertiUOD8 1n this eom mumty JIJ a..ht them ali .lhe wa) and throutbt the eouiU If necessary Otber eouncaJ tnem5ets were no agreement with the ve:t6en roone1Lman lD 1bls sta~t pomtlng out th•t alth">Ugh ~· oligl,..J estlma\0 or coot. 1"1' ' sewage d15P01al plant t• (CoDtiDu.d on Plle ~ t i I 6 IY4Illl ru• 1 I I I I ofw • the. m. J •' � 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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