https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/573d1e5d75d16dafbfe065c7be43602f.pdf ede2a8561c47bbb77ba1514c4a0c75b0 PDF Text Text I 7 • ' &-Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug 27, 1957 POMEROY SOCIETY Mn B~sstl" Enzenauer has re· fume home arter a two week va· eation trip tn the Southeastern She ll<~com panted her States. daughter :md L>OR·In·law, Mr. l:nd r.th Maynllrd Karnes alld her daughter, Mrs li1ldrt>d Gamlm of Columbus Mr and Mrs Charles Meinhart and sons of Colu mbus arrtvefl Sunday for .a vlstt w1th hu par· ents, \fr <~ •d \irs Max Me•nhart Don Thom$1s o( Moundsvtlle W va., was a bus11ielois vtsJtor here 'Monday and was accompanied home by Mrs f homa:,;, who spent tbe week end WJlh her parcms, .Mr and Mrs Ralph Gnwes Mrs Henry H.e1bt>l returned home Sunda) afl(•r a several days vJ o;it m Gulhpohs \1. 1th Mr and M1s Earl 1 n~.tn Mr and M n Willard Hcme11 !l!ld Mrs. Cleland He1ne1 spent Sun.day in Columbus and attended the Stale Fair Mr. and Mrs Fred Mescher and Clarence Owena of Grudy, Va , spent the week end w1th Mrs Fannie Kaspar, Mtnersville and were accompanied home by Mn. Owens who spent the past week here Mr ADd \Ira W1lham Parker, Columbus, Edward Parker Jr , oi Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. Farley, Cheylon, W. Va, were week end guest11 of thetr father, Edward Parker Sr , M tncrs· vtlle, and VISited Mrs. Parker at Holzer Hospital Mr. and Mrs H1ram Fisher spent th.e week end at their home, Mtnersville M.r Fi~her is employed tn Columbus M1ss Sharon Grueser returned to her home Canton, Sunday, aftter a visit with her Rrandpareotl, Mr al'ld Mrs. Adolph. Grueser, of Mtnc1viile, and Mrs. Webb Hall, lf\ttland . She wu accompamed No Stirring is what appeals to me! With Rev Satin Jellocl Latex, you just • • • the can and atar1 j::;~;:~~.~~Tb.at''o be<auoe it'o • "Open House" For 50th Anniversary Middleport Society Mr!t Hor»ee M1:EH11nny Lead· in,e Cn·t k Road , who firarturt:o her ankl" recently m a raH at her hnme has had the C'ast r{' m001ed at lht:- Jont:'s Memonal Cltnk Mr .ant' Mrs Gnff Ku ssell t~nd their ramJiy had a p cnH' supper 1 at t he ~1lddleport Roadside Park Saturdav evenm~ ThiS w11s P•e first t!mc m 8~ years that Dr. Deli Russell , Elwyrta, Mrs K T Wagner. York Pa , and Mrs Lys Sprtn gs ton Sr wa\1 Colvrado ant. th('lr paren ts had been to-gc lher Others there wel'e Mrs Tlc!l Rus ~cl! and sons and Mr Wag ne1 and twn C'h lldrf'n Mr ~n d 'Irs Harry Munn and daugh ter , Kimberly Mar te, Paynes yUJe, wen:! week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry M11ls and Mr and Mrs Ru~sell Mllls and family . Mr and Mrs Lewts H Sauer and f11m1ly , Carolyn. Lois Ann and George spe nt the week end tn Co lumbus vtsltt ng Mrs Pc:lr! Smtth and Mr~; Robert L Wiley and famaly and attending the Stale Fatr Carolyn remamed ror a week 's vtslt with her crandmother and aunt Mrs Shnley Mills, ~rs Em metl Blackl:lur n, Mrs Harold Eb· ersbaC'h and Darla att~nded the Vaughan reunton at Umon Chapel SundaY: PatrolmaJJ Everett Bostlc, who is recuperating after major surgery, has been adm1lted to Hoi· zer P.osp1tal as a medtcal p8tient Mr. a•nd Mrs. Griff Russeli of Bradbury are pictured abo•vel Clem Church , who becam ~ ill Sunday as they greeted many of their relatives, friends at his home on Lmcoln Street Monday mornmg, was taken to neighbors on the occasion of an "open house" held at th••ir I Hoh.er Hospttal m the Rawlings· home on Sunday, August 25 hononng the celebration of Coats amhttlance. Gt.1lden Wedding Anmversary Waller Howell was at Holler Hosp1tal MQnday for a checkup home hy her hrothe~Jtmmy G r ~ and was reported as recovering ser ,-who drove here for her IrS 1St sattsfactonly after havmg a heart attatk Mr and Mn Robert Harbrecht and family of Columbu s were fU$0 QS$ St!aron Jones, oldest daughte r 1 of Mr and Mrs Emerson Jones, week end g11ests of their parents, spent the week end with her aunt, 'Y:r. and Mrs. Raymond Harhrecht 1 Mrs Dorothy Dandakt.s, Athens, anr1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mct:al· 'fhe Christian Crus!dcrs Class and Mrs Everett Hayes and fam· lum. of the F1rst Bapllst Church had Jly at Portland. Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson and Rev anrl Mrs Robert Wells anil t hamburger ,fry and melon rettst at the New HMven Roadsid e daughter have moved to the Shlf· children, Lynn, Kim and Kay, re· Park tht.s past week. let apartmt~mts on North Second 1 t~rned to their home, Mohawk. Ave and Mtli Street. Monday, aflf>:r a week's vl~1t with Tqe Rev C. F. Hoyt , pastor of Debby Ronnel).. oldest child of her parents, Mr and Mrs. W. 0 the church . g.. ve the opemng Mr and Mr~. Paul Bonnell, CoBarnltz. prayer and Larry Rlr.e read the Scripture lesson at the devo- lumbus, IS visttmg her grandparMr and Mrs Harry Young ~tnd tional servtce Gene Co lem an e nts, Mr and Mrs. Rodney Downchlldern , Charles, IHIIy aud Bar- pres ident, W!!S in charge of J tng. biira of Galton were week end F.h!rrt busuwss mecllllll James Dawson, Da~ton; Mr and when guc!ts of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Mn. Warren England and two they dtscussed the bvangcll sm W 0. Barnilz. sons, Tolcdu; Mr nnd Mrs Scott progr &m to be hrld tn September Dawson, Columbm, were week 'rhr next meelm g wtJI be on Mn. Georgia Huff and son. Alend guests o! 'Mr and Mrs Wlll S('pt 10 when they wtll ha ve ~ len Hamilton, will leave Wednt'!sMyers Mr and Mrs. England alsO day for tht.dr home, Sl. Peters- polluck supper at Lhc chu rch vtmted m Belle, W Va , wttb Er· burg, Fla, after spendmg 10 Mr.s. Larry Rice , Mr!! Gent" Cole· rdld Dawson weeks bere cariDM for her mother, nun, Mrs Charles Vro.man fllHI Mrs 0 . G Suter, Welch, W Va, Mrs JolltC Turner, who Is recup. Mrs Robert M1ll s wet(' on lh!.! is recuperatmg at the Columbia crating from a heart attack suf. ho sll's~ commiltt'e for the Aug u:st Hospital of Richland County, 2020 .meeting fercd 111 Aprtl. Hamplon Street, Columbta 4, S Those prrsc nl WN<' :\1 r ~nd C., after hav•ng a coronary attack Mrs Beulah Durnell of Parkers burg, W. Va., was the week f'nfl Mrl' ('Burkt· E. Ho\ nero I anand d nm Burke fl ,tvt d,. whtle guest of her daughter and so n·ln · Mrs law , Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wnght Chil'Uil<l Mt l> Rulwt1 M11l ., Ma l· tetta, Mr a nd , Mn /Ike a1ul and family . Chtppcr. Mr nne! Mrs 4..'o lcm.•n Wonl was rccetved Monday rn)lll and Jrrrv Mr 11r.r! Mr ~ Vroman Mra John Chaac, who undcrwf'nt and Mark. \olr and Mr~ Rohcrt surg'ery at Cabcl·Hunlmgton H o~­ Mills, Mr <~n tl Mrs Eat·] Sm11h pital, Moad~y morntni, that the Mr and Mr~ na nny l:ltown 1\11 operation was successful nnd Mrs Don Brl'ker and Rand)· Mr and Mrs. Eddie Smith spcl'lt th.e week end in Newark wtth Mr and Mrs. Harold Davts. I I -F;--t--8--t-.- -----ap IC der Cl H.ol ds Outing Less Dipping is what I likel Jelled Rev Satin can be loaded on brush or roller . . . 80 you t~pend Ieee time diPping, . more lime pointing. It can't run or drip like . liquid poli\L Jelled and homogenized Rev Satin bu all thelate.K: advan· t'allet and adde new one~. lt't perfect for every room in )'OW' bome-includinl kitthen a_nd bathroom. THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY 42 Yean Phone• of Contlnumia Sorvleo 82- 43~ Pomeroy, Ohio ~ciO Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Custer 9pcnt t)'Je week end In Huntington, W Va .. with her slat(!r and brother· ln·law, Mr. and Mrs Loren Caver· lee 'Mr1. Charles Buck vlsttcd Sunday with Mrs. Mary Rupc, Kyger, who was observing her 84th blrt h· day. Mrs. C. W. Humphrey of Akron arrived Monday for a vu lt with Mr. and Mrs. Charlc11 Buck Mr. and !.trs. Roy Holter spent lhe week end in Columbua and altended the SJalc t 'air. Mr. and Mrs . Homer Holter and lfande~Udnn, Janice Kay, Allen nnd Nancy .\nn, vitlted Sunday with Mr. and Mra. David Frecker. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latham and daughter, Barbara of Warren and Mrs. Mildred Mlnael of Rocheater, Pa. apent the patt week with Mr. aud Mra. Ellaa Stl,les. Mra. Francia Jacobi and Eddie Ginther of Cincinnati were week end guull ot Mr. and Mrt. Ehas SUI01. iLL·Naw Frigid&~ bP.II' Value I .n new- •vory It'• in<h ot 11-tr.m ,.., BetoiY: Seal Latch to ita color-p.y interior. With the marPcai S'- Look that lnnllformo """kildlenl lfo 1111 llatldlut Enr lma,irie. in 10 cu. 1\. you aot a l'alllll,.s;.t &IJ* p,...,.. Choot • 8 Big Full-Width n-ovablo Aluminum!!hel\.,. • Handy Removablellolf SIJOif • Deep Full -Width l'or<oloin Hydrator • 8llcllnJ Chill Dr~~...., • Hup Super ~ Door wllb ,. Middleport's Garden Club Plans Yearbook I •, ~ ,j The program committee of tl-te Middleport ('rflrden Club met on Monday aftunoon at the home of Mn. RodDey nowninc to wor.k on their yearbooks for 1915.'1-68. Mra. Harry Chuher Ia chalrman ot the committee and other. pe· sent wtre Mrs. John Zerkle, Mrs M. L French and Mra Jamc1 E. Harley . The cummittee plans to 1uect WedneldQ afternoon at the llowolne hothe to complete their work', ·Butw Comportmont &nil Five ReinoVable- • 3Qulckube loa Trayo-aU in a rolriprator wblcb l lllpo in omo1111 your kitcbooa colriaotl for lbal "tiNaall'od •• bui.lt-in'"look. Oalr $198 Baker Furniture """"' U-21 P~tLY NIGHTS Rita HaYworth Jamct Cagney "STR.t.WIIRn ILOND!" -alao-- Je»e\ McCrea Vh·cinia Mayo "COI.OilADO TIRRITORY" ~"!"'...,.----------~---IL._...;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mr., Mrs. V. L. Roush Ar~ Hon.ored On Occasion Of Golden Wedding Mr. and \In Vet~ L. Rou!h of the Unwn rommuruty near New Haven were honored recently at thetr home wtlh the ce lebration of thetr Golden Weddmg Annl· versary . . Open house was held at thetr home and Mrs Charles Smith, a grand daught er served cai.e whlle · htnlee Rou~h. another gra'bd· daughter prestded at the punch bowl ' The Roush couple havf! lived BLUE BELL WRANGLER JEANS Fred Gens 84th Birthday Is Observed Monday • Turner enll'rtalnf'l' with a pl entc dinner Sunday a\ her home, Lauro! Chff . • esturdy, heaviest Sanforized denim trim fit eBar tacks at points of atram No·scratch rivets. ELBERFELDS Of all cars In lte price you more bla·car features • • • more bla-car comfort ••• more built-In value • • • Auxiliary Unit Hei~rs Reports On Girls State •• - • It won't cost you • fortune from to move up to • bl•·value "88"••• It's the lowe•t-prlce~ Rocket Oldsmobile and easily within your' reach I_ • $EE rHE VI~ DAMONf SHOW CBS-lV I 114 Pomeroy-Micldleporl, Ohio, Wedneoday, Auguat The Ohio Area Methodlst Pastor's School, annual period o l ot study and inspiration for the Methodist pastors Ohio, wit. be held at Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, September 2 1 5. 250 npnistets have registered in advance for the school ant 500 are expected to participate. Shortenmg ' the lenntb of the school from five to four d~s, ..,. 1 ;~~:~u:!'":!':t:.:eM1d~~:~~ ';! Dora R"se •• 75 Ia tf' orm spea kers sh ou ld att raet ' •• .~.:~."~:~~ i~ :::~n~ltpl~:o!:'~ DI'es Suddenly Or. Howard J . B,rown, pctor of "'J J t'be Church of the Saviour. Cleve and, wbo is th.e dean r:Jf the TUes • da N'lght y cbloolt . ... th e vita I issues 0 ( Funeral services for Dora Rose, n erpre""#g 'he Middle East for the Metj>odlsls 75 , of Bashan have been tentatiVe· wtll be Di. Alfred Carlton. nus ly set for Friday afternOon at 2. p Funcra. sct'vlce~; wl:l be 8J' · n. at the Lee Chapel 'Church. leader of th.e Congrega nounced as soon as art·an.\{emenl 'i.IODary onal Ch h d f Mrs. Rose died . suddenly on l urc - an ormer prestd ruesday have been completed • · •ent of Ale o c 11 g evening at St. Joseph's 1 • pp~yr a o e e, an ..., Friends may ca ll at the Ewln~ the Honorable William M Roun Hospital in rarkersburg Funeral Home re, a.ssistdnt Secretary of S'tate Burial will be made In Beed 'or Near )$astern, South. Ameri· Survlvmg are the following ~ Grove cemetery ~ftn, and African .1\.ffairs ;hLidbren Mhrs Lucy Wllltacms, Co· um us, C ester Rose, anton ReMa:istrdation for classes will be· Mrs. Dorothy Wtllard, Jaekson ~ In on ay morniUI ilL be h. 1 .-~ and the first vt ue, 111., Mrs. •·rth Dt::' a D ye., wa d•· c1asse& w l e,... at 2·00 P m worth, Ohio; Denver Rose, Marion . 'Monday. schoolClaases will close on Ohm·, Arthur Ro,., Belpre ·, and l'huradayTile at noon. {or the minilters wUI cover almost ev.er.... John Ro&e, Bashan. h f I al . . Also survtvtng are one brother, P ase 0 pas or mtmstry The Elmer Bookman oi East Liverpool classes are ~ntitled: "The Church as Teacher", ''Tbe Chureb in His- Ohio, 12 grandchildren, and stx tory", "The C!l.urcb as Healer", il'ea~ gr}_ndchddren Band Dir(.ctor, Ray Woodgeard '"l'he Church it Wert", ''The Na· Frten~ may call atthe residence announced today that several t f th Ch h" 1t Bal5ban. Burial wiU be made Pomeroy Hi gb School Band mem· ure 0 c un: r and "'l'hi" in .the Cbesk!r Cemetery. A hers '"d •-e~ promoted. Jim Chun:h in Society". '-'' ~.... lJt.: Lohse, son o-< r and Mra, Har· The Mond11y evenln'g prO""ARl old Lohse, Pomeroy, hal been Of· will \feDtU\'e a period of song~" ledl r ficially named as top aergeant. by Charles E . King, former "di.. J 1mmy succ~ ed s Ro bble Browa, l'e<:ctn• of the "'Wing Over Jor· S S wh o• ta now enrolled at Oh. Io State dan" ·~ebolr. Chapel serv1...,, dur· ~o and a tnembEor of the Clmous Ohio tng the week will be C':O\\ducted State Unlversity MarChing Band. Dr. Harold Kellogg, admini A Sheila daugbtet of 'Mr,' ~li,atlve assist.nt, to BJshop Hazeri C lvD and Mfa. w. L. Werner. Blshop w.,.~er fta,: In .. 'action for money :tiled nam~ a~ the he will be presenl '~~n.Shelia school. Dean of the 10 the MClg-& County Cou of •J Howward oJf thBroe wsna·' CoK.nnnEwoinn.PI_;ascJ..~dtr'rY, HFloorladred. . v~. ...... as preSident of Middleport De· ~~:!~; ~ vdopment Co, lnr., and HQY.tard's Tradlng Po>l of. Pli.iddi-'<W!I' 'named defenth.nt al&ng •with the · and Rose Security Savii\gs 13ank or kthens. - -, .--,;" · S~~'~e:Brown was as a · -n,e acUnn · was i&m!tuted by flag with one more yet to Dunham, Porta- Clyde G. MUlhone, Meigs County be named. · mouth; Re~ Charles E. , We•t Treasurer for $2 ,82 7.1 6 In perSon· JA.ceording to Dtrector Wood· Portsmouth; Rev. 0 Howard 111 taxes; the State o{ Qhio for geard, other ratings and promo- Householder. wellston ; Rev. How· , 143 37 for taxes; Lowe Hurt tions w11l be annoanced in the ard c. Pettit. Jaeklon; Rev. Floyd Chair Co' for $62 72 on mer· aeU" future. Rowe, SdotovUie Chu~h. Porta- drandise; Tombigbee Mill And ; 'nte Band made ·its first appear- mouth; Rev. Richard H. Bauer, Lumber Co. $83 CoT merchandise: ance of the season at the Meigs District Superintendent, Ports· One 14Joute Washer, $150 fOr county Fair where it received mouth; Rev. Willie Y. Jenklns, ir., merch'indise American Sales & numeroU& compliments from the Maneh~ter; Rev. Lewi.11 E . Nlehals Distributors,' $276.07 for mer· luge erowd assembled In the Franklin Church, Portsmouth; Rl\v chandiae; Underwood , $2'78 54 for grandstand. Band members were Lawrence Schmitt. .,ak Hi1l; Rev. merchandise; Stiver Sheen Mfg.. attired m their 1\,Ummer uniforms A. Richard Tener, Wheelersbure· 1 ·co. $l05 48 fur merchandise an~ conaistmg of purple overseas caps, Rev. John P Lewia, ?tfanly Church carson , Pirte , Scott & co., $4SO.· white shirt, belts and trousen, to- of Portsmouth, Rev. John H. El· .M ror merchandtse. gether w1th whtte shoes and .socks. wood, ·Racmo, and Rev. Donald The plamtlffs p:ver Chat ~ 1 cr1 A purple handkerchief in the Kelley, Cbelapeai:e. 11Tlounts are owe£1 them and it!!k shirt poeket completed the color· 1 for appointment of 8 rece{verh.lp --1f ful at\ire and order pr~venltng the sa 1e 0 properties in Middleport by the defendant. ReceJvers ' hip J A ked Jn Court A t• ~·r;:~:~i.,.,.;t~~F:;;~;~J~i: ~ With school ·~heduJed to start on next Tuesday, Chief W .T. Tbom of .Maaon has iYued a re· minder to niotorista that the Speed limit through the town Js llli miles b .. per our. "' I th f b Thorn empnas zed. e aet t at all persons exceetlini that limit and fined. He Would be arre -'ed n no o'ne goadded that he -nted •• · II ing 215 or 30 m es per · hour through the town. children H• •1.0 added t •-t IUJ. riding <bleycies must atay on the right of the road. He remined 4:hil dren not to Weave back and forth acrou the road &o to atay on the , ('ight side. The chlef .abo reminded drivers of can to stop when school bus· Bell were loading and unloading Cbudr.n. . Corred Name For New Flu :...l.}IS'hed Is EstaJJ WASIUNGTON uP- Is tt OrieR· · tal fl\1, A$latic flu Dl' A!ian flu? Al1 thtte nrmas have been used tince the new virus w.as discover· ed in HOJFI Kong ltst Apdl , There il no "oRiclaJ." name. but tbe u. S. PubUc ~ealth &er viee h ..• recently ..11~1 .On thr _,., o. terril "Asi.n 1nu." '-1' 1·tii1Je I~ now rapidly ·,beCqrfttiil\ ,.ta.ndi.rti Jn med\;cal and ~D.tftie pape.!.'l BI.it "Aiia'Lle flit"· I.. aU rirht too. Many of th.fl'. \fU,blic Health s ~ doctors UJe. 11 i tonvet .~n , · For th i tilic '1ly laded tbe ..Hally eeo~ n!me~ist "A.': 8001 Kong 't-b1)'.......nfeard.nr ~t J.s a train of the A....prime type 'Of h\nuenza and wu flpt DCllted: , 1n ,.:uon. &oPijbil - · ' I ~ tn Labo Rl I ~ ey over ..ue r ay wee e A.~ j d I L t ma or an m nor tournamen will be held at the meeting with the double eliminatidD system being uaed. Competitors elimi,nated prior to the fourth round of play will enter the mlnQI' tournament. Th l t will •-•In at I e ou11amen ut:a m n S t d t tilt L·on p. ,.o a ur ay a I a Cl'"• In• Ripley• ~A~~ u'SON CLINIC '""' Admlsaion1: Franlc Harman, St. Albans, AU.81J!t 24; Mrs. Jane. Napper, Middleport, August H. Birtb: A 10n, Mattbew Allen, to Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Napper of Middleport OD Auau.t 25. gams eer COLU1o!BUS UP - The Ohio State Medical Board will an~ounce Oct. 8 wheth~r It )Vill suspend or revoke the license of Dr. Joseph A ~"'--er former Faitfleld County · il- ' coroner wbo pleaded gutlty to wrlti"'"' false narcotics preacrlp· ._. doni ' here TUeld•v to The board met ~ ....,. eoradder lfna• action to take. Geer told the board be plead~d guilty to the charges because he thought 'tbat wouHI "end:~ubliclty." He was pla~ed on probation AprU 11 by the M~cer Cd~u.nty Commcn Pleas Court un con tt10n, among other thiDRS, that he resign as coroner. ...-. s I w v· . . une .pen_cer s est ' Irginla ~ ubliCs k.lng cOnta"'t·Ch ' amp Pea u:! ° ut!. tJe' IY UNtTID PUll OhM: Ctewdy Mrilll 11W Mfttra,. PH1'1y ctou., 5n tht ,..,...... ' lOUth thr.ufh Thuredey with • usienal t.._.l'l tr ...,.,...,.. ttormL (H .... MUfh I]IJOrtloft toAy with hl1h 61-76 north anti 76 to t4 RUth, lew hnl1ht In the WL COPY-41 !Southern Senators Fl.g:ht u Of Barn Tuesday A FutJ.le Batt Ie Again . st The c •vI I RIg ht s f easure --~------~-------- I Melgo County Sheriff Robert c flartenbach,lleputy Howud Prank 1nd an inveatig~tlor from the State P'lre lloroball'a office lodol' were :opductlng an inveotiption into the ein:UJ!lStances IW'I'OUn4tng :he burning of • barn In Lol>anon rown1ldp TUesday momtu. which ~eJiulted In a $1,000 lOIS~ ~ Tbe sheriff Nid toda;o. fbat tho, '>arn belonging to SmlU. Lollll mddenly ignited Tuesday;,.omlnl ~nd burned completely be1on aoy ald could (Wen M ~umaioned to A ~eues scene. He old that lhe t the fire indl~ated that ......... wu • llrong odor of gaaolin;:-..:.val.,.. ":!Df, at the time. Suspoctin« arson u.e oherlfl "" WI ruesday aftc~noon arrette• • .... 1one suspect in th cue for lnve ..,. •. b h '""'4 >.~on, ut e was eventually 'ea~ed after questioning. hHarted nblaci'J indicated that fur· er eve opments In the caae "Day be made later today. 1n o ther acuv ·• i ty at the Mella· County Jail today Orma Caltrider 15, Long Bottom, held ,,·- Au•.' ....... " 19 · on charges of cohabitatlon, was released on payment of $64.40 foward her fine aad eQsts of 11100 • usessed. by Justice of th~ Peace lR· E. Grmdl~y. A 30 day Jail seo-1 .ence was 5Uspended by the mat 1strate. Oakle Klser, 27, Letart Falla, held for mtoxication char•ea wu • released whe. ri charges. wexe With· d rawn by Clly autuOI'Ities. 1. D ona td L ovett, 34, of Portland, Wa. reIease d fr om custodY Tueada Y afte r be mg P1ck e d up fror 1nII ti ..,. vea ga on. re- • ' , Father upset By Daughters Sl 3 temenfs · • .. . CINCINNA TJ UP - A 19·rear· old partklpsnt in the ~ent World Youth FesUval in Moacow who aaid on her return '"·t "the ...... will Americana are awenort" be 1 her gfvtehn ps'ydcbiatodtrlc: a er lll.t ay. treatment. samuel Saxe', a Cincinnati attorney, laid he wu UP8et ..._, state., menta hta daughter, Charlotte, had made in New York. The girl de~ribed the Russians u ll peaceloving people who prObably pre.. vented world war by pattlng down the Hungarian revolutloa "Charlotte I•J:ubbOI'n a'rut e-o,... tional oomet1· m a," liaxe said. He "''allll'ed she wu nel'vouo, 'L I·ed~ • up, •nd didn't "eat - m•lee .... P righ'" • A 1-slunan 1 ~ 1 y·•· · . at •L.... ;n, ~:a~ wtc: colfegtH;onservatory bf, . M~slc, Cbarlbtte aa1d sbe wu WQ:Iln& to take psychiatriC! treatrnent o~e a Showers For....ast wee~. Toda,.v Thr gh • ~ ou ont Rowley And·Reed ""'"" ~ ¥ ,. Tht> om.. 11 ...uey · ~ D--d_ware i!JlOre f' . y·~ _ ""' - ' •. • BY UNITIO PR&SS A cool eir blast frotJl\ bearing rit.Ore than a little blbt of ui d a umn , sprca into the nation's northeast today and sent read tngs skidding into the 40s and SOs. \. Heavy ra!ns broke out along the southetn border of the cool all' mass, soakll1!g Indianapolis wlth BS of an inch durinlg a .six !tour period Tuesday night and dumping ?S·i.nch at mil Cily, K an. Light rain also fell In the roo~ atr over the Northern Plain.!l and GN!at Lakes . .The oool air advance into the northeast dropped ternperuturcs by an average of 10" to 20 de· ca~~~ .. , ,.. · . •. ' £hangas Owne'rs \of The RowJey and Reed Hardware Store, which was eatablilhed aa the Rowley 1 and Barry Hardware Store In 1884, opened today under new management witb Marion and Edward T. French as the: ownen. The store, which hu 1be~n own· ed and operated by Mr aftd Mra. E . ' A Ree.d ond Mia Nancy Reed, il one of the olde1t stores in tbe area and has been i.n the aame bulldlnc for 73 years. Gene Hawkins, who has been employed for several years by the Reeds, wtll remain with the new Oflners. 'rbe store has been closed lor 11everal days while In.ventory waa , taken be(ore the chanfe of 0wD• di~~J ~~:Y co;~;r t~ea~::;~:.~~: ets with the name tb remain the but S'Cattered showcr9 are seen same accordlnl to th~ J'reneb from the Northern and Central family. Plains eost••ord Into the Grc•t . I..alces regit)n and the Ohio Nal· I . ey. ~ IPI'f!eL .... -, ... e ~ J ' Reserved Seat - ~ e S bbo S d Sch00IAge Clilldren's Fut ure--- Blocks tu rn tan Path Of Is ausing Educat ors Concern Ad.]0 urrunent c . The future of Meigs County's 5744 school age youngsters, along with those from each of thf;!' other 87 counties In the state, has become a major concern of the Ohio CommissiOn on d Be E ucation yond the High School as it tackles the problems facing higher edueati'on t'n the ne•t ... 10 Year".... The 12-memOOr Commission, appointed by Gov C. William u.~ O'Net·u l.l!t ..... \01, to prepare a "blueprint" for education beyond; tbe blgh sehool i.D. Ohio, il mail· C log a ci>Wlty·b"'~unty study of ~ ~nrotlment and population statu. tin to be used. as a gutde rnr Its 0 future action. . 1 . · Over ·~ ex"bi'ts arc ex-•·d ..vu '" ~""""" to lie in place at the w..t Vir• lnla Natio. .l Guard P.••••. •n•a:v·~ pt, Pleasant when ~ the ~ Mason cou~•, Fa- uouth Sh-- •e' ·"'~ way r··~ I v.. lo- wt under at 4 p. m. Friday. The exhibits wtll be tbe reIUlt.r of tbe yeat's wol"t of the 4-H, FFA and FHA Club memben o.r Mason County. They will In· elude llivestock:, handicraft, field sewing and 1 nd aarderr crops, coOking. All elljhibita exeept hve· Mlock will be In the Armory. The liveetock will be in a tent d1r- Reserved seat tlcbts for •'I Wahama High School'l I b II h ot ....... oot J games ave n uco::R~ 10· ln too f.ast. In early aalcs a~i'd1 .~o~. ing t'O Head Coach Roa pb' Say. e. S I dod --'~ . ayr~ rem hn · Pt:Ospox~o~"e •~ hal tbpur chasers of t e tJC~·• t e)' \would admit the holder to lafx .._ • nd Ill l ' ·avme games a are •!i! ng a prlce of $4.50 each , 11lat'~ ·the! IliUM price that .a penon w.ou'fu pay If he attended eaCh gRme and purqtased a tt.eket at the gate. The ticket guarantees the hold· er the same seat for e~h of the home games. An area. between the 315 yard hnes has been fel'IJCed -d ~~·~". oII an d on IY re!erv ed ,._,. uv '1: .~~~~:n tt;! A.:;~·rrndivi~Ual ··~~ ;!i!':~···ut that etltlblta, educa-tional exhibits will be "" di•ployc The eduoatlonal ethlblts will be set uo by FFA , =• the advantage in holding one or the tic. kets he, In the fact that • per· son can toke his time in ret.tlng to the park f.or a game. His aei.t •- ossured 11•im. WASHINGTON UP-Sootbern hghtmg a lOSing la~>t senators .s~:rnd a~.atnst the cml r!ghls bill stood all but alone today in the path of eontressJOnal adjourn. menL HollSe·Senate eonferees ca-lled meetings to compromise. on the foretgn aid money btll and Jegj$latwn atmed at prOtecting FBI r11eo. F•- aruon ·-- expect ' d. "' ....... e The Hoose J\.se ll was ready lo go home on sh<Vt nolt~c- But t~ southerners were expected to drag out the debate over ~lvil nghts for two or thr~ rnon d ' bil . ~ • ays-possa Y 1.nto n.,~. wee&. At th.e same ttme tt. 15 wa~ the : '' · JJtatus uf other maJOr lc .. ;.. l ..tio:a · . .-uo Imm1grahon · The House called· · up 1ts t~ailed barcbhip im-~-a · tion blil for actmn It would""'6• ~n _.... Amerll"an shores to thousand~, of addJtlonal immigrants. 'f.be Senate has passed a similar bill Par The Senate l pased by top-heavy vote, b1lls that would fatten the pay enveloi)CJ of 1,· .aea.ooo postal and federll white: collar W'Ol't;ers by 1an , estimated $8I 6 .640.000 Both bil15-already throu ..h. the House-w~t to · .., R ~~~ . . NegotJators , Ar Trymg • T Settle Man'etla Strike I In an effort to ~tttam the goal of Governor O'NeiiJ of provtding .., 1- •• p01111ibJb, -ual educa· ..... -.. Uomtl oppertunitv faU oolle."'C ' •• ..e y-•th ln t'e state, the Cl)ln· .,.,.. t•-ln« •1 mission •to a atudy of 1110 ...,.. ., "e --•-1 o•e • • m· e·-• coun WI -.:uvu • ""'"'"'' ilCII tv. Dr. John C. Balr:er, pres:iden.t MARIETTA, Ohio UP - ~gollators continued efforts today to ef. I ect an early settlement of a t,.oday--old strike of abo-ut I 400 em· ' ployel of the Elertro-Met.allurgtc· c ,_ h a1 o pw:n1 near ere. ~ of Q_hfo University, and ehainnan Oft~ Commiuion, bas stated lhatd tbb .is need easary,I "' h•r,d':"f to etermtne 1 equa e Y w a · 1 any, new programs of study BQd new fadltti~ wtll be needed Ill the faee of an aotJcipated doubl· ing or poesibl)' tripUng of apllege enroilment.J by 1970 '> In a repilrl p"'PPf<d fOt" 'he JtJO COitEV A:.ssodation in Ut• u Ms reported that 71 per cent 0( the college age population \in -'led 1 Meigs County were enru, n college. Of 1456 youths between 19 and 22, the study !.bowed 171 attendmg one oi Obio's M col· leeea or unlver!tities. In the statlstlcat 5lu£1y Lt beeomes nect'9llary to look abo at the poputatwn tnereases in the !•tate of Ohw by eou.ntles. Iii Meigs County for eKample, 1 two per- cent incre~se bas been noted trom 19,'lU to 1956. In 19M the population was listed as 23,22.7 in cont:rut to 23,723 in 1956. The Meigs County increase is part of a 13 per cent mcrease in Ohio for the Aame period Ttn! state's population jumpe,d from 7,948,000 In 1950 to 9,006,000 m JHfJ, From all the statistics bcmg ~athered as part of the Commiss. ion's work, Governor O'Neill belt'eves the most sicrnifieanl are ~·· those covering 'births in OhiO •inthe colleie acr.. popu ..... _., _. Jatlon ftom. 18M to lll70 -.nd the ~01 ..... ~..~ eollele _ enrollment for the same --1...1, He ~Int.&' o~';at births an· nuaUy have iricreued fl'om 118,.. The employe&, ·members of the Oil, ChemlcsJ and Atomic Worken Union, )eft their Jobs Tuesday m suppart of demand! for htgh.er pay, job security provtSions and other bel'teftt.s tn a new con~ract A company spokesman satd the union hact reJected a three-year contr.a:q. WJ.mg for a crease of IO' Io lft'e.ightb annual .iu:Jproved overtime pay. I """e old , t'Wo-weilr - 'eontraet ex· .,. •• ' pired at mldil.ight Tuesday aiid PoeW: 'J1be artnunistratio.n's picket JiDeJ immediately formed postal rate boost b.W that woold I brmg tn an eldra half·b1llitin a year m revenue appeared rmnly shelved ln the Senate Pollt Office r.ommittee. The House bas passed il 0 Crowds f1Ued the gallenC$ in· tenmttently as the ~tb Congreg struggled through the fmal days ft f uf the sessiort. Tho1J.S8ntf.s (){ spectators gath· The Wabama Athlehc Boosten ered to wat~h the House pass the will meet at Wahama High School new comproTTH.se ciYII rtJ!hl!i bill on September 9 at 7 '30 accord.i ~ ' Tuesdliy and rush. it ~o the Sento Coach Ralph Sayre of t he ate But only a scatlerm.g of ' onWhitt Falcons. . d .. th lookers watehed the Senate deAI persons 1ntereste tn e bate 1t Tuesday /light until JtftF· a~tivitJes or th.e Boosters are urg· ly midnight . cd to attend the meeting. Plans ror the season's acttvitles Will be EariY in the eventn g an al}ing made at that ttme. old man was heLped to th.e Sen· L-In the p.a8'1:·b,the have . ueen respons ~ e or ' ""' pur -"' t bo d ho.pttal bed to vote lor the feuClltil,e 0 equlpme.Do ' a score ar and many other things to help eut pay boost bills. '" 1--• 11 b ket• ·JI d b ~... Southern Dentol!ratic Senat<lrs ~.,.e uvwa ' as lhl an a""· gave no 51 ..... 50 far that lheu ball squads at Wahama In addl· & " th lion. ey serve re freshmen '".... . fight agamst tbe civ1l rights bill to visttinR teams and th.e Falcons WOU'Id be turned tnlo :t filibuste-r. follttwing each game. They appeared ~ontent to stttle for .a few days of speeches and deiaymg-tact.ics.. SPECIAL MEETING Other congressional news: Spare Parts: The Senate Inve s· A special meeting of lhe Syra· ligatm.o subeomnuttee sought to cuse PTA has been called for & Au~. ••, ·, n the Syracuse learn from Ai,r Fol"Ct' officials Y&3 • ;JI'.I h .......... million dollars worth of School for the purpose of dlSCUS· ... ,... '" excess s.pore p•r!o piled u.p ai ol•• plans for kitchen equipment \relic bases. The subcommittee ... to be presented the school board. K •• Fr I 'de t said tn summonmg offieals for Mrs, au1 1een anc s, prest n "uestionin~ that .some or the asks aU members to be present. ~ ~ !pare ()3Tt.s had been attUmuiat· tng .smce the Korean War. Women . Tbe women's equ<Jl right3 constitutional ameLdmenl l n old Senate perenmal-bloonii!d' agaU• brien y in the Senate. The .Judiciary Commlttoe voted 1t out. But the Senate clearly . of teachers w i th t he excep t 10n planne d to let it Wilber. ::'";etoei( Waham.a Athletic Boosters T Meet 0 septembe 9 '-- ( J-·. ... ""'"""' 0ver 400 Exhib'Its T'ICkel Sales . La A 1f[f ham Are Expeeted At g t "a a ' F8rJD Y00th ShOW at t~ome same eome d • H Cl • d 1 t -• ~ ~ an ,.. uuo an n cr.,...,. "' ;. ed orgenizatlons. ~& 4-H <;lub, .won first place in the 'YY·est Virginia otate Public Admluion to the show i.s free Speaking Cont.o•t for girls in 4-H Club work during the past and dir~tora Bf the affair are ""t • MUJ MIETING. CALLID weeIt end at Jac SODS 'urg~ne every<lnc to ,attend, proM,iss Spencer, who is the daught~r of Mr. and Mrs. Fred mi•ing a show which the enti.re The- Eagles Clua of tl)e S;tTt· Spencer of Mason, won out over four ott(et girll(, all winners family can ei)Joy. cu.ae Methodist Chureh will meet 'lf reaional contest. hold tuijer ., , Friday, Aug. 30. in tbe summer.. Hop-T&-R Club The Jl.rlo .m:Odeled MARK IT R•PORT She ts the lint Muon County C!'Olllplelte costume•. rnade \ 'b)' CINCINNATI UP Produce: POLIO DE(RIASIS 4-R Club member to win the state therDl!le vea. c ~JJS, steady; net prlee.s at firm '!ontest. The title of ' ber speech MiN ' Speo~r and J'olmiOb won con.wmers white and brOwn, A COLOMB US UP _.. Tbe Stale th t1 ht to te I th t l¢ · jumbos 'l7·53; A large 45-49; A ,, -'"""' 1 ' ¥11 't.ivihl '"H". e t·g compc 0 e !_~ dl • 5. all •• ••· B ,.:eatth llepartment today NPw.·...,., 33 M~s Spencer gra~uated from eve~1 'b)' winning aim ar con~.,.s rne .urn. "'" • A s~ .--_., a, polio cases in Ohi9 for '~e Wahama High Sc:flo01 lest spring ln n.Oonal competition Ia RoaM large 33·39; ~B whtte and bro~n. . k o! Allg., 19-25. 'l.'hl• was 1a 'lnd w111 enter Ohio Unlveraity at County. . , A lvfe G4-M, A medium 41 -42 · & c:onslder.tlle drop from the ~e 4.tllenl tbla fall. Sbe wa1 va.ledie. Winner of f1rst plac;e ln the larte. M-47. period Jut year when 48 easel torlaa of her eta"' · · State oonteat wu Steve Allman Cbictens, steady; ' fryert; 3-3~ werel reported. Joe~ ' Jo)lnaoa It Pt. Pleuant, of Lewla County. 'Mia Spencer l.b 19-21; heavy hens J3-1t; I!Jht qjlf, lbbo tD the bo • b- won flut over Rebeeea Bolden of ~ena 11).12. Volume and prl<:i!! , ~ . ~ t-o!u.t at ~e Harrison County Marsraret Hoc~ dLstrl~ution on ,fryers, 10,000 It DIVORCE ASKED 4 ribbons were aJm wOn enam..lth of Jeffe;1011 County ¥at: iV; 3o.a~at 20; 8.00o at 2tHi; Mary Brown of ltutl~n4 ~e,.· tti \he sute Style llevtew by Jaa- a:aret. M:ePhersan ofMefter!'cOua: 15,000 at '21; '1,700 at undetermln· day filed suit in Meip ~ lee lordan of tlle Mountain Climb- ty,and Sue G.HTisoD of Ohlf Colin- ed prius. Common Pleas Court for -dlvorc:e ..,.Club ldlli Naney·J!Ia!n of- th~ If, ' , 1 Bill(<r 90 ..J»'e Tl. ft;<m Kent 8I'OWll of llltllaDd. June Spencr.r, a member of the Mason Good Luck Clover • -----.--------:- 28, 1957 ----------- ------- .. ------,Mrs. W. Meinhart LocalMethodistPastorsPlan Sberiff'Suspects. Claimed BY,: Death To Attend School For Pastors Arson In Burning NO. • --siNGLE ___:__ Chn:aer Tonmey T .8 A R• ] Chief W. Thorn 0 e t •p ey Board Cons•'dei'S • \V k d ' WarBS DrIvers Durmg ee en . Ctlon • 't · The West Vira:inia State Check·, Pr 0 bahle A On Speed Lum er •... ournamen••t WIll beD h ld ·k A • t G ' class, the Oldsmobile "88" offerr. Present w·~re Mn Oe st~ l f' l'oothrman, fo~a1rmo nt . W. Va . i\'k's Beul11.h Durnell, Parkersburg Mrs. Samuel Turner, Ashland , 0 Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and ~htldren. Pomeroy; Mr. and Mr• Mtlton Hood and sons, Middlt> port, Mrs Georgi~ Huff and son. St. Petersburg. Fla., and hoste ss. the Auxiliary of the Fooney·Ben· 'hett P()St, No. l2S, American Le· gton, to the 1957 Bu~keye Girt~ · State gave 11 ..,repart ot her at tenrt'ance at the annual Girls' c: ' "l .. •V'h""n thp. .A uxilh"'' mel Mondoy at the Le;lon Hall Mr~ Dale Mournmg, pi e11idl'nl was ln charge of the meeting 11nd Mlll8- Stanley thanked the .t.u:dl iATy for the opportumty of a1 · tending s1.1ch a tine conrerence uf outstanding Vfl\tn( women from the entlre atlte. Mrs. Norman Wayland gave hf' l' report of the State! Conference tn Cincinnati and or Oh.trlcl 8 Con ference held recently at~ Lllbopo. hs. , t' • Mrs. Mourning ha,.,~'houn.c~cl the appoin.tment of U1e following committe~ ehatrmen: Rehablllta· l ion, Mhl Norman Watlandi Am· We'lle:t Fey, cricani!l'm, Mrs. Child Welfart>, Mrs. P=-ul Hapton· shU; Community Seritee, Mrs Don Roach. The AUldllary p)an;ned to atslst the Lecionnatm with t,he refresh· ment slands 11 tbeir Labol' Day program at tbe Middleport stil· dlum. It was announced that alter Oetobet 20, tbe Stat'C DeparL· ment 'Of the Aux.I.Uary has ralSEld the annual dues ~ $2.50. One new mfmber, Mrs. Henry Ret1.· mire, Mason, was voted into the AuxUiary. Refnlshments were 1er· at the cl~ of tM meeting. I VOL IX ___ r. e Neat-looking 1 ---~---- -Pomeroy High Band Promotions Are Announced I 1 - At the tlme of her death Mr!' Meinhart wa., 92 years and ~ months of age. She wa~ bor11 h Pomeroy, Add.ihonal surv1vors are a sor Walter J Meinhart cl Hunting ton; two grandchildren. Walte H. Martm, Dayton. an-d M rs Thomas Clark, LanCD~er; t~ great granctohildren Rcbeeca Ann and Jud1th Lynn ~lark Mrs C. P Galh!.ghcr and Mrs WilHam Allman entertained the Staff and Officers of Meigs Tern· , ple, Pythum Sisters, at the former's home Monda) evening, Mrs Allman, prc5ident, was in charge of the• busmcss meetmg which opened wtth prayer in unison. 1 Ruah Philson, who had been I vl&iUng his aunt, Dr Kathryn Phil· son, Aut.urn. Ala., returned here I With her this past week Dr Phtl110n is vlsitin11 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Philson, and other • •• Weather ~nttne ID Q...ulatlta nf her daughter, Mrs. Guy N Martin of Lancaster, Ohio. Pythian Sisters Entertained At Gallagher Home George Childs. ~utor and family. ID ,Ad9lrUIIDI • • at y e NIWI Mhl. Wendel Meinhart, a rc&J dent of Pomeroy lor 8? year daed Tuesday night a.t the hom1 The 8-{th birthday anmversary ot Fred Gans was observed Mon. dt~Y by the family wtth ll special dinner Netghbors and friends bonored Mr. Gam; with a bl!'thdsy c;.ard shower He re~aved vi~1tors and romim scenced a'bout the years when he was boa ~ foreman for the Ebersbach & Schaefer Coal Co. and Pomeroy wns a promtn· l•nt Ohio Raver crnll port. The next meetmg will be tn September at the horne o[ Mrs. Karl Owen with Mrs. Horace MeElhinny as co-hostess. Games were played durtng the evening and pri'!!CS won by Mr&. Dave Farmer, Mrs. Karl owen, 1 Mrs Phihp Memharl and Mrs.. j M)'!'on Miller. The hostesses sev· ed chicken salad, hot rolls and coffee to those named above; a guest, Cmda Farmer, Dayton , and these members, Mrs Lena McElhinny, Mrs Homer Jones, Mrs Othb Watts, Mrs. Cash. Bahr, Mrs (a At La.ea~t~, 0. Beat buy lOT IChool or alter/ VISitlligiliJeiri'i'ni,~W~i~ll~!aimiiriclioilii.Oi'i'"ipioiritlianidi.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~,..,~-J Mrs Josie _,,.,d Wtll Wtlloct, who bas been aeriou1ty ill at hiS home on South Dale Marr, Mrs Margaret Kay, Seco:1d Avenue, . has been taken MilUe Bumgarner, Mrs. Katte to Holzer Hospital ,1 _ ::-::=-------~ou;::; ~.a.Olga Romh, Mrs Ot- APPLE GROVE e us • Mr anc. Mrs. Ed Fry, Mr. and Mrs . Johnnie Fry, )tt. Mrs Ruth Parsons l'f Tanners and Mrs. Frank Reynolds, sons, Run attenderl Sunday School at and Mr. and Mrs. R. T Blessing t~atrytew Churc h Sun-day. in the Umon Community fOG, for· ty-tbree years and are Doth them· hers of the EUB Church !.here Attending the event were Mr and Mrs. Douglas Roush and chll· dren , Mr and :.\{rs.. Dave New· bunt and w ns of Pomeroy, Mr Mrs. Josie Turner Is Hostess For Picnic Dinner Phyuts Stllnl""Y· deles:tatc and Mrs. Ci)urles Sm1th, Miss Betty Jones, Mrs Marte Bridget of Racine, Mr and Mn Harold Vw· ll, Rev and Mrs Forrest Murray, Martha Murray, Mr and Mrs. Everett lluffiagton , Mr. ' and Mrl. s.t · 1 LoCal Beth and Barbara Fultz are Mr and Mrs William Ev· eraon &nd daughter~ whUe theu parents , Mr and Mrs Bernard FuiU, are Qn a short \'&cation Ben Phtlaon is on vacation from Corporation of the Vanadium America pLant a Graham Station. vl~ttlne • • ,soostc~ ~ro;r ~e:~o ~ ~~6 v~nie~~ · 000 in 1930 to 232,000 ln 1930 During the ycarl 1950 to 1970 when the yo\Hlgsters 'becollege age, tlfc 1&.21 year ·· e A up will inercaBe from ..... I 7'9000 Projec"·· o ~ • · ...... "'"'........:- 11 · t t•· number u-.: gures m o [Ill: age •~uth ·-•o ...iiJ o1 CO11egeattend actually college, RJ.• Ohio"''Ia f d 'th idi t illti'ea lor aee WI prov ng ac (C ti ed p li! Twtn __ on nu on a e Frl•··. .w· Higlt School Prepares. For 0penmg , 0 n Next Tuesday ahaq~a Wahama• High Scltool's staff of a band director ts complete for the coming school year ae cording to Clyde Foley, principal. Foley said on Tuesday that 19 teachers had been assigned to the school and in turn had been assigned to their respect· 1 ve c1as6es • ' 'Wbelher or! not a band director --- ltill be hired by tbe time school tion and coa.::h; Lelah Jane Powell, Tu .. t Commerce; Isabelle Rayburn. Math O.PJ!rll on next es...,y 18 no and Science· Helen Roberts, Phv· 'knb~. Several prospects had sica! Education; Ralph Sayre, Phy· been ~ntacted since the resignat- Sl~al Education and coach; Glenn Uon of James Breen in m1tl·sum· Smith, voeat:looal Agriculture; mer btit u yet none have accepted Olston WriRht, Social Studies; tbe Wahama po~ition. Nonna Lee Roach, Social studies; Teaebers at Wahama for the Je-rry ru~hs, Math . eolnini ·year and their assliD· Although school does not open f 11 until next Tuesdt~y teach~rs JPintl are u 0 uwa: Katberin~ Alexander English; throughou~ ~ ~e county ~inn thetr J.. line ~ ' d En year's actlVIttes on F'rtda~. Aug· 1 Bue 11 Mu ce an ust 30, when they attend a gener~ ~·Jetty lugls., hHor M~ . nd al meetmg of the county teachers ea; ary . ·~ ar ' a a usociation in Pt. Pleasant General Busm~aa, Dana Fry, Friday'~ meeting will be 1\eld P•h and Latin, Clfde Fol.ey, Phy to the Pt Pleasant Juntor Hlgb licil; Cln~ HIUJlpton, Librarian: School Auditorium and will start LeRoy Jfllfreys, Cbembtry and ,., o a m Si:lenee; Lona Jonea, Socla1 Stu· iiJi~~:;:;:, ~·· ~ ~ . Cbet Haddox, the Mason County Florence itfC).uns,. $Dillsh: Don blwdt: Supervisor, will open the :McK;eD&Ie, . ~ llriYerll Etluca(Con tinued on Page Two) A urg ary ro e Sti'll Conti'nUieS At Middleport • I I ,,..,ee B -1 ~p- -b nor:: Eng: • . 'Middleport Police Chief LeRoy Bartrum saul today that lnvestigation of the breakmg and entermg ()f the Rawlings Garue lD Middle· {fort ts contmuing today. but that '10 promistnj! leads had as yet been turned up. Tit.. "h1'ef indi'"ated ho•o-r ~., •.hat bi' tnp to the London Prison Farm Crtm~< Lab has proved very valuable m the course <lf tbe inveatigation . .. .. Only arrert reported by Mid- dlepbrt Pollet Tuesday wu that o1 Jamea E. Shuman, 48. of WP· li.amBtown, w. Va., on cb.ar11e1. 01 intoxication. He waa retea1~ oh $25 bond 1nd 11 to ap~ In Mayof'a Court toniibL " �, 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 28, 1957 . UP - Jam . . 19. went to lnteriu.Airpo" to meet his mother, Hayes, but they almvst r~ognize each other. Machas an Indian crew cut ror and J\·liss Ha)·es hiS bet" dyed while for a Broadway HElEN'S BEAUTY SH 0 p Open Tuea. lhru Sat. 8:00 - 5:00 Evening• By Appointment On Route 880 c 00 'O.f' !our <"! li z('n ~-;~ tlJrg<' h· A. 4.. Sta ul baugft, rl'!in•· ·hairman, ~ < andyd Oil Co. 5. l AHy•n, prf"'tl.1 , ,t.., N a uon:~l Cuh. Re-gbtcr Co.; Orvil le C J onPS. tducalion di r .:.-ctor, Ohio CJC Counell ; Mrs. Lou1s 8 : Seltz.er wife trl the edlto.t or Ole SlPVt' land Press. ren . lu~l:' (Continud !"rom P•e• OM) 307,000 1tudent.s in l!pO, COOl· pared to 124.000 in 1050 and lSI in lDlift · . Add\ nr 10 the preuure on, hid~· er ~ducation : the GoyCTnor haj, cxp[alned b the fa("l tltat enroll nlent in eduC"at!onal institutions -- - -~ Wahama. Hi~ ., ahead of rennal popuiMlon growth. Du-rinl tb<- all over the Mayflower li Tueld1y, using il a1> " model fur their sketches. Phone: Darwtn Exchange S h }Child has run well NEW YORK UP - It was this on the original er. Sixty art student• ' llh miles West Darwin I in group slugillg . . Rev . \ George fpru.r of $1. • ~tlilo }!it,.'lOdi" Nationally Ad•ertl•ed .•.., . ~. ',: •• LADtiS ' BILLFOLDS $3 .00 VALUES . ." .. _.._·; ··~ y ~.·, ·I L.\DI}!S ' ' " ... • ''. j '. · ;1-. ~ ' JEWn I&XIf'' . .,. '1 Some . Mu!rical ·, Were $10.00 ~, · Quality Leather . $1.95 ONE GROUP - BETTER 25 % OFF .. ALL SUMMER , '" COSifUME, J.EWELRY .,. ·' ..· ·O"E-HALF PRICE ' GOESSLER JEWELRY : ~ ' CCL Officers Plan Agenda F,or The Yeo r POMEROY FRIDA.V .and SA.TURDA.f, AUG. 30-31 ' -... .. •'' ., 39t Value ' .,.MIN.ERAl .• · 29c Value •' Bottle ol tOO • 19t' f9c SWIM CAPS GOGGLES, MASKS and FINS ~PRICE W. Main St. 16c 90c Value $1.2~ Volue DOANS KIDNEY PILLS 49c ABSORIINE, JR. LINIMENT . 69c ' lil•••llne ·.-ooth Pcrste ~=tk Br,shes - .. . . Performln~ tlle d'utles of best man will be lble Warner, l>rothcr or the groom, with Richard Vaugh.e.n Jr., brother of the. bride, and Gene Thompson, .bro*hcr-inlaw of the groom, as Qshen . There wll1 be a half hour nf nuptiel mutle by Mrs. Je.d ·Web· ater Jr., oraanid, and Pat Vaughan brother of the brl;fe, BOlotst. The bride ia the daugllter of MJ, and Mrs. Rlebard Vaughan Sr. of Pomert~y and Mr. Wnner is tlle · son of Mr. and Mrs. Hetrman Warn, er of Wolf Pen. Woodbury : .olynos . pr. West'• 1 tt:oo Value U.OO Value Lustre Cffine · ' . U.oo Value 84le v•lue FRlUI Wl'rH Shampoo ........ .'.... $1.59 i.uurt H~t Spray ... : .. $1.25 · ' Woodbury Creams ...... 69c bttlle Sho111poo . . . . . . . . . 45c tt.OO 'ljlue , Holen Curtis fl.tl6 Value · Shampoo ......... , . . $ U9 Uinlllln Plu• . , ........ $1.29 WIENERS ·' .. .. ·" ...... ·.... 2 lbs. $1.00 French City BACON ....... . . ..... ,, ...... . lb. 79c PASW CELERY ...... · .. · ..... · bunch 25c , Grovensteln For Eating and Cooking APPLES · .. · · ....... · ........ 10 lbs. $1.00 RED GRAPES .. · .. · .. · .. · ...... · .... · lb. 19c POTATOES .. · .... · .... · .. · .. .. 10 lbs. 45c Clover Farm ~ '" 6::55 Weatherman 6:00 6:15 6:30 7:00 8 :00 8 ~3() 9:00 10:00 10·05 to· to The~ate S'how . ... EVAPORATlD MILK··· ········· 8 for $1.00 Campbell• .. 1!1.\ii.. !of ",.: .· " - -- .. -- LEATHI!il ZIPPER NOTEBOOK BINJ!Ell~ .,.. , ..... fU8 ·• ' ,. . 7:30 CUinu . Sign On CHANNEL 13 WED. 12:00 Liberace 12:30 'lhe Gretchen Wade Show 1:13 Neighbors 3 for $1.00 SAVE AT STIFFJ..ERS SAVE AT STIFFLF;RS SAVE AT STIFFLEIII! ) Pl.ayhouse 90 •.lUp-to-the-minute Newa:·.~ DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL RAYON PANnES Lat!le• New ' 1:30 Movie Matinee 3:00 Amerlean Bandttend t :OO Cartoon Club 5:00 Milkey Mou~e ClU 6:00 l'l.ve $tar Final 8:10 John Daly & the New• 8:30 Dbfneyland 3 for $1.00 DOLLAR D.>\ YS SPEC.AL Gyds. $1 Regular 49c quality - Beautih! ••1 sortmentl New Prints, Doll!l, Str1p~ Solids, Fancies. Tubfastl ·Dflllat ~ :w.-.. \ • lO:_lO~T_h_e b .:ttP. :.;how ,.. _, . 1:. WBI'TE GOODS . SPECIAL PURCHASE1 Values to 7k yard. Save now at New Low- Low Price ' M 25c: yd. 1 .' your Dollars Now at Stilflers Regular 59c Value, White only SAVE NOW ON DOLLAR DAYS SECOND , STREE-T .MAkKET ~~:; ' ~!'".;~. Nllbt . i. Dd"ily Sentin'e) Daybook . I l l SKVI! WA1 MA ~GED FERT'1Ll%ER fire 8:30 WCTU PtCNt: The Purehese, 7 to 14, Tt~rnlnt , Point new fall color.s and 1:00 Orient txpresa 7:80- Hinge of Fate 8:00 ORle ahd Rarrt.et B:SO Moment .Of DeclJlOD 9:00 Wedaesdar Nltbt Fltbto ---~::------ ~pe~ial Purchas• Safe of 4:00 Cartoon Club '5:00 Mleke,- MoU!e Cluti; 6 :00 Five Star Pinal 6:US Jolin Daif & tne Newa Sanforized, Buy now alld Save. 8:00 Theater Time 8:30 Mark Saber . ::~• .;~~:! lll\luir' .' 10:00 :Newa of the Nigbt 10:10 • Th~ler 13 .' . Seboot wioen c.aeb John 1 Fall wetaht. Special Purchase, Save Now, Buy Sev- 3 o Values To $7.98 ball fans. All parents of football boy11 l.s Well as a\ty lnterested persons are 11rged to ittend tbls meetin' when officers f4;1r the year will eleele-d. ' wcru wlll have a pichilf Friday evening at 8 D. m. at the' 1 Middleport Roadtlide Park 8!Rd , TEACHERS MI.Tttfo each 'rnern6et ia· ftcauested to bring Principal Gerald Rupe of the ber table service and favorite d~ . Bradbur¥ Elet'nentaq ScboOJ ,hu .lnnouneea teac~eri' mpPt.tn.t . ' ..... , ""t for 9 a. rq, ~ond'sy, Sept. 2. S~bool '""'.. MEII lNG ·wm start oil T~'day sept 3 Ladies Dresses !h.,e $ ·· .00 4 Values to $7 .98, Buy at ~ the otlginal , One, Large Group.- ·W Ladies Shoes ' Values to $!1.9ll, 0~ large Broken Sizes, Finat C1"1ranoe on thla Group. .oo pr, •• r ,, 299 ldren's '· . -'---·-'-'- - ' ' - - - - - ..,...!, ~· iii 3, Bh,w." Oxford . $ 0 Sllllldie OXford. and Black, . auol'ydo, direct oole ' i>lilJ, An' oaoeptlobol ~ to $3.99, Buy Now . .. ·--- .... --·. -... Reg, fU9 Boya , flaalleJ Shirts 8 to.18, BrJ1ht new fall eoIon. Fancy PJalda. Save Now. ,. .. ' ', ... '' ' $1·~ · $1.00 1 .. ' I ' • Be~ $ i·;l Group Ladles Summet Sportswe•rr Lor~e Grou~ 36 to l8 - Grty Only. Rea. $1.09. Buy Several Now at Thia - ' TOPPERS Hureyl won't lut tong. • Values to $7 .95. Final ance on Ibis group. $3.00 Sit• Beg. $1.49 to $f.9B, Save now. Go - Broten Style:a, 36" Window pr. Machine Coaled Muslln. $1.49 wluel Valu11 To $1.99 Children's 89c Sportswear Reg. 7k .,.pea Vai:ues to $2.99. s... StiffietL Larte group..-6~ to 11, Brown and Blacll. Save DOW at thJs low ,., ;:o tr • ' • JEWElRY SOc DRESS OXFORDS price~ • Girls' Ladies Shoes $1.00 $1.99. Save now. · All . of Save on Dol· $1.&9 Value, Jllald Shee~ Blanket. Now. 0078, GIRLS DUSTERS $1.00 Values To $4.98 , Colored s•eets Rog. $!.00 •l 88c Reg. $2.00 value Girls Beltlei Dusters. See tbese for value. , •• Friday •• Saturday ·F~LL __, 0 Reg. $1.00 value. Fancv terns and colors. s. .. Low Priee. DRESSES. 8h99 \ $1.29 u.oo PLASTIC DRAPES Sweat Shirts .98 and Tee Shlrta ancr . Sc!hool. op,eotauiiJI -· __;,._ NEW Bock · To School A~ lmoOrt¥nt ,...una o! dhelond will Ia.! th"e lull daY \vii~ th~ . yard Cord 38" wide, Fast c~ All neW F.all Colors. Dow at lhia Low - - Priee. a Mldd1epof\. AthleUe ABSOeia on lunch room (lpen 1t noon.' wi\1 be held 11tUrsd6.y at the aH . Corduroy J\e~ular $1.29 • Reg. Reg. $1.59 Men's New Fall SPORT SOX 4 pr. for $1.00 ____...._ , Vnlues To $5.98 , Reg. 39c value. lOif.a to Brlgbt colors. Save Now! •• Hurry To Stiffler's; Pomeroy . Thom~ $1 Men'& $1.99 Snowy White, L~xurlously Smooth. Save On These "Companion Values" For $] ~"ys . , Fast R...,lar $2.49 Value OTHER8 AT U .98 eral pr. Free, 1Jerationsl I 5 for $1.00 8lxl08 BLEACBm SHEETS ' . - -•Ill· bt.ll!lrOd'ut:l<d 10"\hl·loot- be Well Regular $G.98 Value. good Reg. 25c value can... Glove. Save Now! DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL $3.99 3 for $1.00 Never Has A ,$1 Talked So Big RA '• f TOFORSCHOOL BACK SPE«:JIAL . Men's Dress Slacks Girls .Dresses $ 88 ~99 1:1ft. Neighbors · J :30 Movil' Matlnee 3:()1) Amerie<~; Bandst~n~ . Men'• (MW.U!IftvK ~,... 1 day and Saturday $Days. Sav LADIES NYLON UNDIES '* Sfor $1.00 . GillLS DRESSES lngl Wonderful value for Fri l JOY.. to ll. Reg, 25c Value. $1.99 to x Regular $1.99 Value - ~- WORK SOX 4 f0 r ~ • Mea'fi MEN'S ROCQORD SOX Regular 29c value. 10~ to 12. Save Now! Buy teVeral pair'S at t h i l . ·• t price! . ": a $1.00 ·$1.79 ea. Special Group. All are excll Reg, 119e VALUES Til 79e II'ARD II :59 Sign On 12:00 Liberaee 12:SO The Grettben Wade .Show Lor 7:30 Nivy OIAMBUY SHIRTS Reg. $2.19. Special Purchas for Dollar Days. 132 coun thread muslin. Snowy wlute. Friday and SaturdJty Only Just Received, Smat·t Styles. ' 80 Sq. DRESS PRINTS I 1o:~ S!:•••in• ~ ... The' Reg. U.39 DOLLAR DAyS SPECIAL FALf"DRESSES AU aorts of panties and briefs. Fancy Trim. AB,sorted Colors, • WIFE ' 6:30 Sgt. PrPdun of tbe Ytilta 7:00 Bob Cumtnl.ngs f; .... $1.00 ·4 .yds. $1 ~ ven. smooth finish . Dollar Days -------- - - --·CHANNEL 13 THURS. wale~. No. laoronteod PENCIUl ...... lc and tt lor llij FAST TABLETS . NOT~IIbOK FILLF.R .;..,. SHORTHAN~,NOTIB~KS ed ·muslin......-3n'Owy white. 'firm~v WHTN-TV Cl,annel13;·: TOMATO SOUP · .. · .... · .. · .... 9 for $1.00 RED CUP COFFEE ........... · · .... ·:· lb. 77c Dam•..-.1 hJ 36-tnch width-famous Hope bieii<Ja., ' 10:00 I BLEAOIED SHEETS Reg, 49c Value. Thick hea large lamily size. Assorted c ' lors - and fancies. DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL LADIES 0r 0 81:199 5 yds.$1.00 DOLLAR DA I ,c; ~, ·t:CIAL "Hope" Bleucb~ Muslin 6 :00 Ned M,v.rtin Sports 6:1!1 Douglas Edwards 8:30 EXTRA!! TURKISH TOWELS Sa\'log. Shop at Stlfflers an Save. Reg. 29c SAVE! - A Special Purchase at a Grea washing - Becomes softer. EXTRA!! Shop Every Department On Every · Floor For Fabulous $1 Bargains 3:30 Edie or Nig~t 4:00 The Early Show 5:30 Your Es.so ftl>,porter... , f'fl 5:45 SporW Parade 6 : ~ Weatherman • 10:10 Tbeatre 13 11:30 Si10 Off i~ • qqality Whitens wi DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL URGE Reg. $1.59 value. Large Size A thrift Fine count. $1.00 Howepartv Big Payoft 2:30 Bob Crosby ~how 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm , 39" wide. DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL 11:59 POMEROY . .A· ~d BUY NOW CAKE COVERS ,Unbleached Muslin Save over lh. - Now - Bu Now at Stlfflers. News Katie's Almanac \ Searcb for Tomorrow Guidill!J Light Reg. U.59 Reg. %Be ses. Broken sizes. Large group 11 :00 11 :10 ll ·Sil 11:45 - What About That Douglas Edw<~rds My Frier.d Fllcka Vic Damone Mlllionaire I've l:tvt A Secret U. S: Steel Hour Up·to-the-minute News Seannlnr t]le Weather Ladles Reg. ,2.99 Ladies Better Dre Arthur Godfrey Strike lt H.ich Shk Spo~:ts l>ahd Local News Fred Waring . EXTRA!! EXTRA!! DRESSES 9:30 10:30 4:00 "!k)O ' Yoq7l}1'1! R o>ter ~=-·5 8:55 DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL EXTRA!! 1:30 2-:00 Brighter Da)· Secret Storm Edge of Ni~ht TJ.le ~rly 3:15 3:30 3 I&. BOLOGNA · · .. .. · · .. .. .. · ·.. · $1.00 ' DOLLAR DAYS SPECI.\L ' 12:0!.1 KSIHe's Kitcben l2::.t0 A~ the World Turns l :00 Our Miss· Brooks Katie's Kitchen A.s tt,,. Wori.! Turn1 Our ~diss Brooks Houaeparty Bi-'!' Payof~ Bob Crosby Show 3:00 SALVAGE .••d SI.AlfD mR Scuool News Katie's Almanae We Deliver IOitiGINALLY 12-12-121 • 11:00 Pomeroy CBS News g:oo Fred Wirlne Arthur Godfre, Strike it Rich 1:00 i :30 2:00 2:30 .1.113 Vallie 57ctc111tn'Cmstn·Shollt)oo· Local News !il.PII''I"rh for Tomorrow 11 :4~ Gelding Light • ' THURSDAY 7:00 Jimmle, Deaw 7:30 Bustt.n Blaclde 8:00 C-aptain Kan~aroo S:45 .,., Only At Stiffler's Will You Find Such Fantastic Savings • For All The • ·, NeJWs Headllnri .,.. Nttewatch Tonight Sign oe - --- - - · 1.1 :~n Phone22-J : 10:30 10:40 12:{10 \ :00 CHANNEL • 9 :00 9:30 10:30 Second Street Market French City 8:00 The PeoPle :s ..;-b oice 8:30 ft.it:h·Lo'W 9 :00 Lux Video Theuler 10:00 WhirlyMrds 11:111 l .ove of Lit,.. ... , I for $1.39 b•nture Cletlit*t .. : . : ~- $1.19 Lotion or:Cream ....... ·, SOc ,.' Pomeroy 8:~~ Second St. 7:00 Best .Of Groueho 7:30 Be11t ~f. Dra::::nel 7:00 Jimmie DeaD 7:SO Boston Blackie 8:00 Captain Kangaroo tl:(5 CBS News 1I : JO ' Glo6* Slle ,,. ,.,,,., , WEDNESDAY ... at • WCHS-TV . ChannelS 3 lbo( $2.!5 . . . . 59c tooth · • .._,,._a, •.,~••-69e,,. t9e Brushes Phone 44·11: Weatbe::-:-ast Sports Eye 6:45 NBC News - - - - - - - - - - - - - .. --'-- ., BONEY'S FROMT STREET MARKET COMB I~AT ION S · ~CIALS toe .\'ilue Tender 2 BIG DAYS OF M~tinee Theater Queen for a Day Modern nomances Comedy Time Movietime Popeye Presen'bl New» Picture b . 3~ Masquerade Party News Headllnea NH:ewatcb Toni1ht ' ' 'Mr. flrl. HINKUS PittS , • Bottle ol, tOO ' ' ,. ASP-IRIN ,... au . •' ' ' ' Stc Value .. · 5 for $1.00 BOILING BEEF .... ... ..... .... 4 lbs. $1.00 Vaughan-Warner Wedding Plans Now Completed re. . .... llulfl's Finest TERRIFIC SAVINGS! PO¥EROY OHIO -- 6:00 F1att JJtd Sen::t&J N·BC News Mayor flf the Town Father lrnoiva .Best · Kraft , TV Tbetter Thi! Is Your Life . 9:30 Waler!ront iD :OO 10:30 10:4-0 12:00 ' 6:30 6 :45 7:00 7 :30 8:00 IHil ,10 1 ~b. cans $1.00 ·, · .. ·.... 2:00 3:00 3 :45 4:00 4:30 5:30 5:45 Weathercaat Sports Eye 6:30 6 :35 • 11:30 It ~ou14 Be You 12:00 Tex :,~nd Jinx 12:.;30 Current 1:QO My Little Mal'gle 1:30 Bri~e and Groom 5:45 News Pl#afe 6:00 Spinach Playhoutt ¥ ~ tiLACJt~yE PEAS . GII'E~t~bli'l'f .RNI! -PINTO llEANS 1 . 1. What new or expanded h· ctlltie$ wlll be neeessary In· order · Officers oi the Child Conservnto se~ future gerl'uations'! tlon Lea2ue met at the home or 2. How can we make certa-in the preJident, Mrs. Mlllard Wilderthat all young n1en and young moth, Tuesday evening to plan the women wltb ability and 1 desire activities for the year and to com. to alludy will be able to take ad- plete the yearbook calender. vantaae of our educational opporThe fint meeting will be held tunitiEl"? at the home of Mrs. Wildermuth" 3. What chaJI(es or new poli.dcs on Sept. 19 when a guest speaker are needed to help our educatiOn- wUI present the progrnm. al Jea.dors Ins-ure lhe txeellence or our educ1 tl.on in the years Those present TUesday evening . ll'head? were Mrs. WeBley Fry, viec-presi· on the de11t: Mrs. William Slater, aecre· 1 serving wh4eh accordifll ·.to Chairman tflry: Mrs. Paul K. Russell, treasBaker 'bopes to have • repOrt . urer, end Mrs. Lionel Boga:s, pubfeady by April of lg58, are the licit)' ..., Collowlng college prellldents: Will -----~­ lam R. Stev001on, t)berlln col· lege; .T. Keith Glennan, Oase tnstiMO Technology; Very R". · Paul t. O'Conoot, Xavit;!C' Unt\'0...,. sHy; Robert 1'/. Montgomery, Mulllr:lntum CoHege: A.11a S. Knowles, UniVersity M Toledo; Howard Mi!!s Stnanl'le v'8ughan and Lowry, wooster College; No- 'T'eddv Allf'n Warner hnve comvice G. Fawl'ett, Ohio Stale Uni- leted the plan!! for thPir opPn -.. and Optometrist MUI St. Middleport l.JIIJA8-CJ\4Nll Lean ehurdJ will be event ofwedding Sunday ,which September ]. an The double ring !'eremonv wi II rbe read by the Rev . Eugene Brown at t..to o'c1oclt, at the United Metb· . odlst Church , followelt with a t!eption in the church parlors for relatives and close friends. MiM Vau~han has asked Mrs. M a r y Belle Warnet, sl&ter·inlaw of the r,ronm lo be her matron nf honor and Mrs. Lois Thompson, sister of th~ groom will be be~ bridesmaid. Miss Judy Vaughan, atster or the bride, will be junh>r bridesmlliid, and Anne Warner, niece of the groom, the flower Je'weler FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT Tie-'ra.c I I B, H, SANBORN I PEAS.,- POJIK It= · EANS- RED KIDNEYS ., CATSUP · }', I ~:::;;::::::;:;::=::;:::;:;:::::::;::;;::::::::::::::;:::;::::::::::::::::::::~~v~er~si~ty~.---;;;·--=-;.II COURT ST. . Withers, .County s~hool . · tl'tjKii~.*blems IUiJJ!finlendent, will deltver & , · \be~~-tlo.ns of ~1 me!L'Iage to the ~allhers .:z-.• c;_ ibe...qdatitY · Ut-s in while a representative of'the Wes-1 , recrul-bmcnt and re- Virginia Education Assocciation te-ntion C'f able merr ~nd,- '-MOmen will addre~ the11uosocillltion in the ; . ~f:":otlr college ' and· uni!Jf~y' morplng session. or 'ill RJ~ 'WU&PEN $ DAY SPECIALS ' ,AhU-" H. e Sign On 6:00 Today 9:00 Romp~r Room LO :OO The Price t, Right 10:30 Triatb or C"11sequence1 •.1 ~ oo Dough SH~FER'$ 0 I : ~-:-::.::·-:·::-:-:.:~..:-==::::=======:=~=: I::= NECKlACE and EARRING SETS • OOUnly. I" " thl :G9t:ernor add- (2, ~:~ 5:M Sign On I 6:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Price l8 Ria:ht 10:30 Truth \If Consequence• 11 .00 Tic T:u: Dough 11 :30 It Could B~ You i 12:00 Current HlO )!v tittle !11""11• 1:30 Drtde anrt Groom 2:00 Matin~ ~ T~eater 3:00 Queen for a flay 3:4t' "-iodem Rttman:aee-a f:OO Comedy '1'1me 4:30 Movietlme 5:30 Popeye Present• Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 28, 1957--11 - TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chon,el3 Wednesday THURSDAY - Cbannel I low-priced quality I writing ' gittr de~ IJce ~noth!Hnd, e~ man' '> sa~ings but cla1med un~~u::· =~ool GoYemor O'N'ei\1 expressed the hoPe !hat - ,he Commissi<tn· reporl WOuld a.JSwe! vm! foHoWinf"tbl'ee question~ : . . $5.75 will be supervbors wm address the teachers from 1 p. m. until 1:45 p. m. and then the meet· lng will adjourn for faculty meeting ~f the various schools of tbe . .., . • ' 'icinit:y. i6 a graduate of Pomeroy High School , Class of 1954, inct ·~ ••rnployt>d by tht' Knr :md Van Li!ndt, \lol o~ Cv. account, ~ohe had tlot voted to tbe business of the as- · spe nt the money foolishly. "I sotiation. Members of a Pt. PleaS.. ~ ani chul"(:h group " 'ill se rve ludell bought a lot of beer," pollee 'Q otin the school C1lfeteria from 11 :30 ad Deveikas as saylne:, "and 'It dr~nk beer until I die." (JttrfiiM." . DOLLAR DAY VAI.Uf.S TillS SALE ONLY gr~~- morning seesion · In callinK for a report " which should help us plan wisely for the future " the Governor stat!'Ll that any recommenda1 iom ·'should serve Oh io and all of its citi· zens and nl)( any spedal area or group." i ite further stated that the deflliDds on education beyond the hi&h adlool in the future wlU ""relate both to the number of M!Jdents and the exet"llence ol' • Mr . Qualls, well known in tbe Church in Pt. Pleasant will' givt> CRIES IN HIS BEER the inVOl'ation while Charlie Can. PASSAIC , N. J . lJP _ Walter principal of the Muon Grltde uevei k.u, 36, of Cllfton, N. J., ad· Sc:bool, will preside over UJe Jnittcd withllrawing $2,800 from 'ent per n•ar. • Friday and Saturday le BordN, on Augu!rt ~ - at I is ill Gal!ipo lu Thl' nt>w ~frs. Qu<~ilS was a 1 un· ·or at the Carta~ge-Tl'oy High Sc hoo! and a member of the 4-H rl ub in he r commumty -~·si dcnce- At the present the l'OUple are res.idinl'! with his parenls on Chesl!•r Roarl. (C. .~..· - ~.... o\61 meeting by leading the -.teectlt;!h years while the total ~ has I In Ohio, colhas increased 1 of one per Cffit or age y ouf~ to more than 25 per cent and is going up at the rate of approximately one per ~ -~ Reg. 79c •alue. Save o•er at Ibis Low, Low Price. 2$c .DUNGARE.ES to 10 wt. Well made. 28 oz. •1°99 Flut a , • f!'.. •J,i �, 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 28, 1957 . UP - Jam . . 19. went to lnteriu.Airpo" to meet his mother, Hayes, but they almvst r~ognize each other. Machas an Indian crew cut ror and J\·liss Ha)·es hiS bet" dyed while for a Broadway HElEN'S BEAUTY SH 0 p Open Tuea. lhru Sat. 8:00 - 5:00 Evening• By Appointment On Route 880 c 00 'O.f' !our <"! li z('n ~-;~ tlJrg<' h· A. 4.. Sta ul baugft, rl'!in•· ·hairman, ~ < andyd Oil Co. 5. l AHy•n, prf"'tl.1 , ,t.., N a uon:~l Cuh. Re-gbtcr Co.; Orvil le C J onPS. tducalion di r .:.-ctor, Ohio CJC Counell ; Mrs. Lou1s 8 : Seltz.er wife trl the edlto.t or Ole SlPVt' land Press. ren . lu~l:' (Continud !"rom P•e• OM) 307,000 1tudent.s in l!pO, COOl· pared to 124.000 in 1050 and lSI in lDlift · . Add\ nr 10 the preuure on, hid~· er ~ducation : the GoyCTnor haj, cxp[alned b the fa("l tltat enroll nlent in eduC"at!onal institutions -- - -~ Wahama. Hi~ ., ahead of rennal popuiMlon growth. Du-rinl tb<- all over the Mayflower li Tueld1y, using il a1> " model fur their sketches. Phone: Darwtn Exchange S h }Child has run well NEW YORK UP - It was this on the original er. Sixty art student• ' llh miles West Darwin I in group slugillg . . Rev . \ George fpru.r of $1. • ~tlilo }!it,.'lOdi" Nationally Ad•ertl•ed .•.., . ~. ',: •• LADtiS ' BILLFOLDS $3 .00 VALUES . ." .. _.._·; ··~ y ~.·, ·I L.\DI}!S ' ' " ... • ''. j '. · ;1-. ~ ' JEWn I&XIf'' . .,. '1 Some . Mu!rical ·, Were $10.00 ~, · Quality Leather . $1.95 ONE GROUP - BETTER 25 % OFF .. ALL SUMMER , '" COSifUME, J.EWELRY .,. ·' ..· ·O"E-HALF PRICE ' GOESSLER JEWELRY : ~ ' CCL Officers Plan Agenda F,or The Yeo r POMEROY FRIDA.V .and SA.TURDA.f, AUG. 30-31 ' -... .. •'' ., 39t Value ' .,.MIN.ERAl .• · 29c Value •' Bottle ol tOO • 19t' f9c SWIM CAPS GOGGLES, MASKS and FINS ~PRICE W. Main St. 16c 90c Value $1.2~ Volue DOANS KIDNEY PILLS 49c ABSORIINE, JR. LINIMENT . 69c ' lil•••llne ·.-ooth Pcrste ~=tk Br,shes - .. . . Performln~ tlle d'utles of best man will be lble Warner, l>rothcr or the groom, with Richard Vaugh.e.n Jr., brother of the. bride, and Gene Thompson, .bro*hcr-inlaw of the groom, as Qshen . There wll1 be a half hour nf nuptiel mutle by Mrs. Je.d ·Web· ater Jr., oraanid, and Pat Vaughan brother of the brl;fe, BOlotst. The bride ia the daugllter of MJ, and Mrs. Rlebard Vaughan Sr. of Pomert~y and Mr. Wnner is tlle · son of Mr. and Mrs. Hetrman Warn, er of Wolf Pen. Woodbury : .olynos . pr. West'• 1 tt:oo Value U.OO Value Lustre Cffine · ' . U.oo Value 84le v•lue FRlUI Wl'rH Shampoo ........ .'.... $1.59 i.uurt H~t Spray ... : .. $1.25 · ' Woodbury Creams ...... 69c bttlle Sho111poo . . . . . . . . . 45c tt.OO 'ljlue , Holen Curtis fl.tl6 Value · Shampoo ......... , . . $ U9 Uinlllln Plu• . , ........ $1.29 WIENERS ·' .. .. ·" ...... ·.... 2 lbs. $1.00 French City BACON ....... . . ..... ,, ...... . lb. 79c PASW CELERY ...... · .. · ..... · bunch 25c , Grovensteln For Eating and Cooking APPLES · .. · · ....... · ........ 10 lbs. $1.00 RED GRAPES .. · .. · .. · .. · ...... · .... · lb. 19c POTATOES .. · .... · .... · .. · .. .. 10 lbs. 45c Clover Farm ~ '" 6::55 Weatherman 6:00 6:15 6:30 7:00 8 :00 8 ~3() 9:00 10:00 10·05 to· to The~ate S'how . ... EVAPORATlD MILK··· ········· 8 for $1.00 Campbell• .. 1!1.\ii.. !of ",.: .· " - -- .. -- LEATHI!il ZIPPER NOTEBOOK BINJ!Ell~ .,.. , ..... fU8 ·• ' ,. . 7:30 CUinu . Sign On CHANNEL 13 WED. 12:00 Liberace 12:30 'lhe Gretchen Wade Show 1:13 Neighbors 3 for $1.00 SAVE AT STIFFJ..ERS SAVE AT STIFFLF;RS SAVE AT STIFFLEIII! ) Pl.ayhouse 90 •.lUp-to-the-minute Newa:·.~ DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL RAYON PANnES Lat!le• New ' 1:30 Movie Matinee 3:00 Amerlean Bandttend t :OO Cartoon Club 5:00 Milkey Mou~e ClU 6:00 l'l.ve $tar Final 8:10 John Daly & the New• 8:30 Dbfneyland 3 for $1.00 DOLLAR D.>\ YS SPEC.AL Gyds. $1 Regular 49c quality - Beautih! ••1 sortmentl New Prints, Doll!l, Str1p~ Solids, Fancies. Tubfastl ·Dflllat ~ :w.-.. \ • lO:_lO~T_h_e b .:ttP. :.;how ,.. _, . 1:. WBI'TE GOODS . SPECIAL PURCHASE1 Values to 7k yard. Save now at New Low- Low Price ' M 25c: yd. 1 .' your Dollars Now at Stilflers Regular 59c Value, White only SAVE NOW ON DOLLAR DAYS SECOND , STREE-T .MAkKET ~~:; ' ~!'".;~. Nllbt . i. Dd"ily Sentin'e) Daybook . I l l SKVI! WA1 MA ~GED FERT'1Ll%ER fire 8:30 WCTU PtCNt: The Purehese, 7 to 14, Tt~rnlnt , Point new fall color.s and 1:00 Orient txpresa 7:80- Hinge of Fate 8:00 ORle ahd Rarrt.et B:SO Moment .Of DeclJlOD 9:00 Wedaesdar Nltbt Fltbto ---~::------ ~pe~ial Purchas• Safe of 4:00 Cartoon Club '5:00 Mleke,- MoU!e Cluti; 6 :00 Five Star Pinal 6:US Jolin Daif & tne Newa Sanforized, Buy now alld Save. 8:00 Theater Time 8:30 Mark Saber . ::~• .;~~:! lll\luir' .' 10:00 :Newa of the Nigbt 10:10 • Th~ler 13 .' . Seboot wioen c.aeb John 1 Fall wetaht. Special Purchase, Save Now, Buy Sev- 3 o Values To $7.98 ball fans. All parents of football boy11 l.s Well as a\ty lnterested persons are 11rged to ittend tbls meetin' when officers f4;1r the year will eleele-d. ' wcru wlll have a pichilf Friday evening at 8 D. m. at the' 1 Middleport Roadtlide Park 8!Rd , TEACHERS MI.Tttfo each 'rnern6et ia· ftcauested to bring Principal Gerald Rupe of the ber table service and favorite d~ . Bradbur¥ Elet'nentaq ScboOJ ,hu .lnnouneea teac~eri' mpPt.tn.t . ' ..... , ""t for 9 a. rq, ~ond'sy, Sept. 2. S~bool '""'.. MEII lNG ·wm start oil T~'day sept 3 Ladies Dresses !h.,e $ ·· .00 4 Values to $7 .98, Buy at ~ the otlginal , One, Large Group.- ·W Ladies Shoes ' Values to $!1.9ll, 0~ large Broken Sizes, Finat C1"1ranoe on thla Group. .oo pr, •• r ,, 299 ldren's '· . -'---·-'-'- - ' ' - - - - - ..,...!, ~· iii 3, Bh,w." Oxford . $ 0 Sllllldie OXford. and Black, . auol'ydo, direct oole ' i>lilJ, An' oaoeptlobol ~ to $3.99, Buy Now . .. ·--- .... --·. -... Reg, fU9 Boya , flaalleJ Shirts 8 to.18, BrJ1ht new fall eoIon. Fancy PJalda. Save Now. ,. .. ' ', ... '' ' $1·~ · $1.00 1 .. ' I ' • Be~ $ i·;l Group Ladles Summet Sportswe•rr Lor~e Grou~ 36 to l8 - Grty Only. Rea. $1.09. Buy Several Now at Thia - ' TOPPERS Hureyl won't lut tong. • Values to $7 .95. Final ance on Ibis group. $3.00 Sit• Beg. $1.49 to $f.9B, Save now. Go - Broten Style:a, 36" Window pr. Machine Coaled Muslln. $1.49 wluel Valu11 To $1.99 Children's 89c Sportswear Reg. 7k .,.pea Vai:ues to $2.99. s... StiffietL Larte group..-6~ to 11, Brown and Blacll. Save DOW at thJs low ,., ;:o tr • ' • JEWElRY SOc DRESS OXFORDS price~ • Girls' Ladies Shoes $1.00 $1.99. Save now. · All . of Save on Dol· $1.&9 Value, Jllald Shee~ Blanket. Now. 0078, GIRLS DUSTERS $1.00 Values To $4.98 , Colored s•eets Rog. $!.00 •l 88c Reg. $2.00 value Girls Beltlei Dusters. See tbese for value. , •• Friday •• Saturday ·F~LL __, 0 Reg. $1.00 value. Fancv terns and colors. s. .. Low Priee. DRESSES. 8h99 \ $1.29 u.oo PLASTIC DRAPES Sweat Shirts .98 and Tee Shlrta ancr . Sc!hool. op,eotauiiJI -· __;,._ NEW Bock · To School A~ lmoOrt¥nt ,...una o! dhelond will Ia.! th"e lull daY \vii~ th~ . yard Cord 38" wide, Fast c~ All neW F.all Colors. Dow at lhia Low - - Priee. a Mldd1epof\. AthleUe ABSOeia on lunch room (lpen 1t noon.' wi\1 be held 11tUrsd6.y at the aH . Corduroy J\e~ular $1.29 • Reg. Reg. $1.59 Men's New Fall SPORT SOX 4 pr. for $1.00 ____...._ , Vnlues To $5.98 , Reg. 39c value. lOif.a to Brlgbt colors. Save Now! •• Hurry To Stiffler's; Pomeroy . Thom~ $1 Men'& $1.99 Snowy White, L~xurlously Smooth. Save On These "Companion Values" For $] ~"ys . , Fast R...,lar $2.49 Value OTHER8 AT U .98 eral pr. Free, 1Jerationsl I 5 for $1.00 8lxl08 BLEACBm SHEETS ' . - -•Ill· bt.ll!lrOd'ut:l<d 10"\hl·loot- be Well Regular $G.98 Value. good Reg. 25c value can... Glove. Save Now! DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL $3.99 3 for $1.00 Never Has A ,$1 Talked So Big RA '• f TOFORSCHOOL BACK SPE«:JIAL . Men's Dress Slacks Girls .Dresses $ 88 ~99 1:1ft. Neighbors · J :30 Movil' Matlnee 3:()1) Amerie<~; Bandst~n~ . Men'• (MW.U!IftvK ~,... 1 day and Saturday $Days. Sav LADIES NYLON UNDIES '* Sfor $1.00 . GillLS DRESSES lngl Wonderful value for Fri l JOY.. to ll. Reg, 25c Value. $1.99 to x Regular $1.99 Value - ~- WORK SOX 4 f0 r ~ • Mea'fi MEN'S ROCQORD SOX Regular 29c value. 10~ to 12. Save Now! Buy teVeral pair'S at t h i l . ·• t price! . ": a $1.00 ·$1.79 ea. Special Group. All are excll Reg, 119e VALUES Til 79e II'ARD II :59 Sign On 12:00 Liberaee 12:SO The Grettben Wade .Show Lor 7:30 Nivy OIAMBUY SHIRTS Reg. $2.19. Special Purchas for Dollar Days. 132 coun thread muslin. Snowy wlute. Friday and SaturdJty Only Just Received, Smat·t Styles. ' 80 Sq. DRESS PRINTS I 1o:~ S!:•••in• ~ ... The' Reg. U.39 DOLLAR DAyS SPECIAL FALf"DRESSES AU aorts of panties and briefs. Fancy Trim. AB,sorted Colors, • WIFE ' 6:30 Sgt. PrPdun of tbe Ytilta 7:00 Bob Cumtnl.ngs f; .... $1.00 ·4 .yds. $1 ~ ven. smooth finish . Dollar Days -------- - - --·CHANNEL 13 THURS. wale~. No. laoronteod PENCIUl ...... lc and tt lor llij FAST TABLETS . NOT~IIbOK FILLF.R .;..,. SHORTHAN~,NOTIB~KS ed ·muslin......-3n'Owy white. 'firm~v WHTN-TV Cl,annel13;·: TOMATO SOUP · .. · .... · .. · .... 9 for $1.00 RED CUP COFFEE ........... · · .... ·:· lb. 77c Dam•..-.1 hJ 36-tnch width-famous Hope bieii<Ja., ' 10:00 I BLEAOIED SHEETS Reg, 49c Value. Thick hea large lamily size. Assorted c ' lors - and fancies. DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL LADIES 0r 0 81:199 5 yds.$1.00 DOLLAR DA I ,c; ~, ·t:CIAL "Hope" Bleucb~ Muslin 6 :00 Ned M,v.rtin Sports 6:1!1 Douglas Edwards 8:30 EXTRA!! TURKISH TOWELS Sa\'log. Shop at Stlfflers an Save. Reg. 29c SAVE! - A Special Purchase at a Grea washing - Becomes softer. EXTRA!! Shop Every Department On Every · Floor For Fabulous $1 Bargains 3:30 Edie or Nig~t 4:00 The Early Show 5:30 Your Es.so ftl>,porter... , f'fl 5:45 SporW Parade 6 : ~ Weatherman • 10:10 Tbeatre 13 11:30 Si10 Off i~ • qqality Whitens wi DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL URGE Reg. $1.59 value. Large Size A thrift Fine count. $1.00 Howepartv Big Payoft 2:30 Bob Crosby ~how 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm , 39" wide. DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL 11:59 POMEROY . .A· ~d BUY NOW CAKE COVERS ,Unbleached Muslin Save over lh. - Now - Bu Now at Stlfflers. News Katie's Almanac \ Searcb for Tomorrow Guidill!J Light Reg. U.59 Reg. %Be ses. Broken sizes. Large group 11 :00 11 :10 ll ·Sil 11:45 - What About That Douglas Edw<~rds My Frier.d Fllcka Vic Damone Mlllionaire I've l:tvt A Secret U. S: Steel Hour Up·to-the-minute News Seannlnr t]le Weather Ladles Reg. ,2.99 Ladies Better Dre Arthur Godfrey Strike lt H.ich Shk Spo~:ts l>ahd Local News Fred Waring . EXTRA!! EXTRA!! DRESSES 9:30 10:30 4:00 "!k)O ' Yoq7l}1'1! R o>ter ~=-·5 8:55 DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL EXTRA!! 1:30 2-:00 Brighter Da)· Secret Storm Edge of Ni~ht TJ.le ~rly 3:15 3:30 3 I&. BOLOGNA · · .. .. · · .. .. .. · ·.. · $1.00 ' DOLLAR DAYS SPECI.\L ' 12:0!.1 KSIHe's Kitcben l2::.t0 A~ the World Turns l :00 Our Miss· Brooks Katie's Kitchen A.s tt,,. Wori.! Turn1 Our ~diss Brooks Houaeparty Bi-'!' Payof~ Bob Crosby Show 3:00 SALVAGE .••d SI.AlfD mR Scuool News Katie's Almanae We Deliver IOitiGINALLY 12-12-121 • 11:00 Pomeroy CBS News g:oo Fred Wirlne Arthur Godfre, Strike it Rich 1:00 i :30 2:00 2:30 .1.113 Vallie 57ctc111tn'Cmstn·Shollt)oo· Local News !il.PII''I"rh for Tomorrow 11 :4~ Gelding Light • ' THURSDAY 7:00 Jimmle, Deaw 7:30 Bustt.n Blaclde 8:00 C-aptain Kan~aroo S:45 .,., Only At Stiffler's Will You Find Such Fantastic Savings • For All The • ·, NeJWs Headllnri .,.. Nttewatch Tonight Sign oe - --- - - · 1.1 :~n Phone22-J : 10:30 10:40 12:{10 \ :00 CHANNEL • 9 :00 9:30 10:30 Second Street Market French City 8:00 The PeoPle :s ..;-b oice 8:30 ft.it:h·Lo'W 9 :00 Lux Video Theuler 10:00 WhirlyMrds 11:111 l .ove of Lit,.. ... , I for $1.39 b•nture Cletlit*t .. : . : ~- $1.19 Lotion or:Cream ....... ·, SOc ,.' Pomeroy 8:~~ Second St. 7:00 Best .Of Groueho 7:30 Be11t ~f. Dra::::nel 7:00 Jimmie DeaD 7:SO Boston Blackie 8:00 Captain Kangaroo tl:(5 CBS News 1I : JO ' Glo6* Slle ,,. ,.,,,., , WEDNESDAY ... at • WCHS-TV . ChannelS 3 lbo( $2.!5 . . . . 59c tooth · • .._,,._a, •.,~••-69e,,. t9e Brushes Phone 44·11: Weatbe::-:-ast Sports Eye 6:45 NBC News - - - - - - - - - - - - - .. --'-- ., BONEY'S FROMT STREET MARKET COMB I~AT ION S · ~CIALS toe .\'ilue Tender 2 BIG DAYS OF M~tinee Theater Queen for a Day Modern nomances Comedy Time Movietime Popeye Presen'bl New» Picture b . 3~ Masquerade Party News Headllnea NH:ewatcb Toni1ht ' ' 'Mr. flrl. HINKUS PittS , • Bottle ol, tOO ' ' ,. ASP-IRIN ,... au . •' ' ' ' Stc Value .. · 5 for $1.00 BOILING BEEF .... ... ..... .... 4 lbs. $1.00 Vaughan-Warner Wedding Plans Now Completed re. . .... llulfl's Finest TERRIFIC SAVINGS! PO¥EROY OHIO -- 6:00 F1att JJtd Sen::t&J N·BC News Mayor flf the Town Father lrnoiva .Best · Kraft , TV Tbetter Thi! Is Your Life . 9:30 Waler!ront iD :OO 10:30 10:4-0 12:00 ' 6:30 6 :45 7:00 7 :30 8:00 IHil ,10 1 ~b. cans $1.00 ·, · .. ·.... 2:00 3:00 3 :45 4:00 4:30 5:30 5:45 Weathercaat Sports Eye 6:30 6 :35 • 11:30 It ~ou14 Be You 12:00 Tex :,~nd Jinx 12:.;30 Current 1:QO My Little Mal'gle 1:30 Bri~e and Groom 5:45 News Pl#afe 6:00 Spinach Playhoutt ¥ ~ tiLACJt~yE PEAS . GII'E~t~bli'l'f .RNI! -PINTO llEANS 1 . 1. What new or expanded h· ctlltie$ wlll be neeessary In· order · Officers oi the Child Conservnto se~ future gerl'uations'! tlon Lea2ue met at the home or 2. How can we make certa-in the preJident, Mrs. Mlllard Wilderthat all young n1en and young moth, Tuesday evening to plan the women wltb ability and 1 desire activities for the year and to com. to alludy will be able to take ad- plete the yearbook calender. vantaae of our educational opporThe fint meeting will be held tunitiEl"? at the home of Mrs. Wildermuth" 3. What chaJI(es or new poli.dcs on Sept. 19 when a guest speaker are needed to help our educatiOn- wUI present the progrnm. al Jea.dors Ins-ure lhe txeellence or our educ1 tl.on in the years Those present TUesday evening . ll'head? were Mrs. WeBley Fry, viec-presi· on the de11t: Mrs. William Slater, aecre· 1 serving wh4eh accordifll ·.to Chairman tflry: Mrs. Paul K. Russell, treasBaker 'bopes to have • repOrt . urer, end Mrs. Lionel Boga:s, pubfeady by April of lg58, are the licit)' ..., Collowlng college prellldents: Will -----~­ lam R. Stev001on, t)berlln col· lege; .T. Keith Glennan, Oase tnstiMO Technology; Very R". · Paul t. O'Conoot, Xavit;!C' Unt\'0...,. sHy; Robert 1'/. Montgomery, Mulllr:lntum CoHege: A.11a S. Knowles, UniVersity M Toledo; Howard Mi!!s Stnanl'le v'8ughan and Lowry, wooster College; No- 'T'eddv Allf'n Warner hnve comvice G. Fawl'ett, Ohio Stale Uni- leted the plan!! for thPir opPn -.. and Optometrist MUI St. Middleport l.JIIJA8-CJ\4Nll Lean ehurdJ will be event ofwedding Sunday ,which September ]. an The double ring !'eremonv wi II rbe read by the Rev . Eugene Brown at t..to o'c1oclt, at the United Metb· . odlst Church , followelt with a t!eption in the church parlors for relatives and close friends. MiM Vau~han has asked Mrs. M a r y Belle Warnet, sl&ter·inlaw of the r,ronm lo be her matron nf honor and Mrs. Lois Thompson, sister of th~ groom will be be~ bridesmaid. Miss Judy Vaughan, atster or the bride, will be junh>r bridesmlliid, and Anne Warner, niece of the groom, the flower Je'weler FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT Tie-'ra.c I I B, H, SANBORN I PEAS.,- POJIK It= · EANS- RED KIDNEYS ., CATSUP · }', I ~:::;;::::::;:;::=::;:::;:;:::::::;::;;::::::::::::::;:::;::::::::::::::::::::~~v~er~si~ty~.---;;;·--=-;.II COURT ST. . Withers, .County s~hool . · tl'tjKii~.*blems IUiJJ!finlendent, will deltver & , · \be~~-tlo.ns of ~1 me!L'Iage to the ~allhers .:z-.• c;_ ibe...qdatitY · Ut-s in while a representative of'the Wes-1 , recrul-bmcnt and re- Virginia Education Assocciation te-ntion C'f able merr ~nd,- '-MOmen will addre~ the11uosocillltion in the ; . ~f:":otlr college ' and· uni!Jf~y' morplng session. or 'ill RJ~ 'WU&PEN $ DAY SPECIALS ' ,AhU-" H. e Sign On 6:00 Today 9:00 Romp~r Room LO :OO The Price t, Right 10:30 Triatb or C"11sequence1 •.1 ~ oo Dough SH~FER'$ 0 I : ~-:-::.::·-:·::-:-:.:~..:-==::::=======:=~=: I::= NECKlACE and EARRING SETS • OOUnly. I" " thl :G9t:ernor add- (2, ~:~ 5:M Sign On I 6:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Price l8 Ria:ht 10:30 Truth \If Consequence• 11 .00 Tic T:u: Dough 11 :30 It Could B~ You i 12:00 Current HlO )!v tittle !11""11• 1:30 Drtde anrt Groom 2:00 Matin~ ~ T~eater 3:00 Queen for a flay 3:4t' "-iodem Rttman:aee-a f:OO Comedy '1'1me 4:30 Movietlme 5:30 Popeye Present• Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 28, 1957--11 - TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chon,el3 Wednesday THURSDAY - Cbannel I low-priced quality I writing ' gittr de~ IJce ~noth!Hnd, e~ man' '> sa~ings but cla1med un~~u::· =~ool GoYemor O'N'ei\1 expressed the hoPe !hat - ,he Commissi<tn· reporl WOuld a.JSwe! vm! foHoWinf"tbl'ee question~ : . . $5.75 will be supervbors wm address the teachers from 1 p. m. until 1:45 p. m. and then the meet· lng will adjourn for faculty meeting ~f the various schools of tbe . .., . • ' 'icinit:y. i6 a graduate of Pomeroy High School , Class of 1954, inct ·~ ••rnployt>d by tht' Knr :md Van Li!ndt, \lol o~ Cv. account, ~ohe had tlot voted to tbe business of the as- · spe nt the money foolishly. "I sotiation. Members of a Pt. PleaS.. ~ ani chul"(:h group " 'ill se rve ludell bought a lot of beer," pollee 'Q otin the school C1lfeteria from 11 :30 ad Deveikas as saylne:, "and 'It dr~nk beer until I die." (JttrfiiM." . DOLLAR DAY VAI.Uf.S TillS SALE ONLY gr~~- morning seesion · In callinK for a report " which should help us plan wisely for the future " the Governor stat!'Ll that any recommenda1 iom ·'should serve Oh io and all of its citi· zens and nl)( any spedal area or group." i ite further stated that the deflliDds on education beyond the hi&h adlool in the future wlU ""relate both to the number of M!Jdents and the exet"llence ol' • Mr . Qualls, well known in tbe Church in Pt. Pleasant will' givt> CRIES IN HIS BEER the inVOl'ation while Charlie Can. PASSAIC , N. J . lJP _ Walter principal of the Muon Grltde uevei k.u, 36, of Cllfton, N. J., ad· Sc:bool, will preside over UJe Jnittcd withllrawing $2,800 from 'ent per n•ar. • Friday and Saturday le BordN, on Augu!rt ~ - at I is ill Gal!ipo lu Thl' nt>w ~frs. Qu<~ilS was a 1 un· ·or at the Carta~ge-Tl'oy High Sc hoo! and a member of the 4-H rl ub in he r commumty -~·si dcnce- At the present the l'OUple are res.idinl'! with his parenls on Chesl!•r Roarl. (C. .~..· - ~.... o\61 meeting by leading the -.teectlt;!h years while the total ~ has I In Ohio, colhas increased 1 of one per Cffit or age y ouf~ to more than 25 per cent and is going up at the rate of approximately one per ~ -~ Reg. 79c •alue. Save o•er at Ibis Low, Low Price. 2$c .DUNGARE.ES to 10 wt. Well made. 28 oz. •1°99 Flut a , • f!'.. •J,i �· ' \ 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 , Aug. 28, 1957 2~"" City League Bowling s;,,l, Como K & V-Cado 1!96. Auv. 2], 19ST High Thr~ Game Ind., J im l.t'wis 6 (Mr. Bee.) Jiigb Siftg!e- Gflme J im H·agi"rt y 220 (P!ullp Sporn). 1'('am Thrt>e Games PhHip Spo,.,, sTANDINGs w•• l"' Stroh 's llt•t'r K. & V --L'ads Mr lk-~ 3 3 2 0 (} 1 Phiilll Sporn . New Haven 1 0 2 3 ~-;;...;;--;;;;;:;;;;;;;i;;i;;:;;;:~~~B~'~''~Y.:H~o~'~-'~B;'~"~"~:;;;;;~~0:;;;~3 smart mothers choose 1 Bu.dpt·mlnded mothen Buckeye Grid Hopefuls Report To Woody Hayes September l ~eventy 1:opira_nts ~o the 18157 OhiO State Untverslly football IKIUad wlil as~;emble Sunday, Sept. 1 for phy_slcal exatninations •nd locker aSIII!Inments, It was anIIOUn('ed today by lfead C~ch W. W. (Woody l Hay,s. two-a1fay practiee ses1>~ons will begln 'Monday, Labor Day, with picture-tating scheduled early Tuesday after· noon. Coach , Ha ~es' seventh Buckeye squalj w;JJ Include 22 lettermen, 11 ofwhom are slated for starting berths the -season's opener here se~t. 2~in agamst . Texas . Christian Umverstt~· - ln the coaching staff's pre-practtce breakdown of the squad, only four lettermen appear on th~ seeond eleven; three on the thud and four othen are re}_, egated to the fourth unit. Forty·two of the first 44 player's Ire Ohio high school &raduatea, the exceptions being lhird-team fullback Bob White Of Covtn1ton, Ky., and rourth·iitring end Charles Zawacki or Uniontown, Pa. The squad break-down reveals 11 'ends (four lettermen ); 12 tackles (four lettermen); 12 guards, (five lettermen); seven centers (one letterman); six quarterbacks (one letterman); 14 halfbacks a·nd seven lull(flvf! ietlerrroeLI n backa (two lettermen). David Kilgore, 160 pound sophomore, ill be- We Select Only The Very best in Used Cars / W>Jn/ We're ,.ttint loaded ..aln with Tr-.lh• on our cl•an, Lat. Model C:an. We hl¥1 In ttock now tnd rftutt M aold: iood 61, Jmsn ~ryliDJ and srurdy constructioo.,. and ld It jq 4-MERCURVS Scl#lj>troo•, properly .6.ncd htrtJ 1- 1949 - 1- 1951. All gOod reliable cars, must be fOld - $19&.00 and ut;l. 2- 1950 - 1-1949 FORD 2 dr. V8, Radio Clean and nice. ami Heater, 1-19t7 DODGE 4: door Sedan. Radio and Heat~~, all 'good ti.res. 2-1951 CHEVROLETS 4 door Sedans. 1- Dlack finish, 1-Sharp Green rinish like new. 1-1953 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 4 door Sedan. 1-1953 FORD V8 Victoria, FOM. Radio & Heater. 1-1934 FORD V8 Customlitle 2 door. Radio and $3.99 to $5.95 Heater. Sharp. MANY MORE 1'0 CHOOSE FROM Roush's Shoe Store METROPOLITAN "Middle or Upper Bloek" PhaM 6045-J AUTO SAJ.ES Open Evenlnts untll9 p.m. AI Tralfle Ljghl In Mlddlepor! MidcHeport Ted Williams Ups Lead Over Mickey Mantle In .. ·FRIGIDAIRE HISTORY on AMERiCA'S .. Food Freezer-Refrigerator lng groomed u extra point spec iali!rt and wiJl remain out of rontact work. _ Sever~:~! players, nbl oreviou~ ! y tncluded Jn the Jist invited 10 praeU«, have asked for another tryout. ln celfailt lnttanees these regueeta bav~ been grant~d. countivg for a larger aqpad th <m originally intended. Co-Captain Leo BroWn 170pound end, leads the relurn ing lettermen in playing time wtlh 4-153 minutes of service hst fllll Gua'd A ure ,.ms 'fh omas wh o 1s · expected to be among th' t e· 'fen llnemen this year e 11 opne~1 with 426 minutes c .C ptat G ten CISCO, who Pia;cd ~ 392 n mi:~ utea as fullback in 1956, and Halfback bon Cl k lth 314 i IU' ' w m nutes, ar~ the only others over the 300 mmute mark. ;c- With two quarteroacka deducted from the squad .ti.nce spring r.acJice, Jerry Fields has been rerned to the pi.lot poaltlon. formerJy a quarterback. .he was switched to center durl~ spring practice. Hayes begins his seventh se :~ ­ son with · an Ohio State wcin-lost -tie record 0 f 39-14 2 • · His ov~rall coilege coaching retord is 73·25-2. Mo1t hiJI:hly-rated sophomores are Ends Jim Houston ot Massillon .and Dick Michael of Hamilton · ~ackles .Jb'uee &cbnm Massillon : Da\oid Wagner, Port~outh and Jim Murshlill, Columbtts; guard Leroy Cowons1_ Cleveland; center Don Crowl, Ma)VerD; hiltbacks Jdhn ~sser, Toledo and Dave Ztlhars, Columbus and fullback Bob Whlte, Covington, Ky. The Buckeye schedule Includes six home games and three away at W:ashlngh~o, Wisconstn and MiChigan. Texis Christian Is beine met for the first time aince 193 7 whe-'1. Ohio State won 14 to 0 ' Wadl_lntton is being played fo~ tttt f~rst time. Tne Ohio State squad ; (' lndi- cates letterman) I!:NDS--(11) •Russ Bowermaster 'Leo Brown,. 'Tom Moraan, Jame.8 Houston, Rtchard Micbael, Fred Sehcnklng, 'Charles ·Za wacki John ·l..tll'd, Ted Katula; Jam e~ Rowland, Larry Disher. TACKLES 02J 'Richard Schal· rath, 'John Murtin, "'Albert Crawford, Bruce Schram, David Wagner, Alex Nagy, •RonaJd Cook, J~mea Marshall, Tom Kreackbaum Jim Matz, Jack Wilson, Jack Hen·~ man. • _GUARDS (12) 'Bill Joblt:o, 'Aurelms Thomas, Leroy Cowans, •Ernie Spychalski, •Herbert Jones •Tom Baldncci, Ric,pard Anders' Ralph BaJle_v, Kenneth Sellkop' El!gene Bryant, · Birtho 1-\rnold, Victor Bellisari. ' CENTERS (7) •Daniel JameR Daniel Fror.k, Ed Breehl, Do~ Crowl, WUJiam Beam, Jim Jones Leo Walsh. ' QUARTERBACKS (8) •Frank Kremblas, Andy Okulovich, Tom Crawford, Jerry Fields, Jim samuels, Paul Ballmer. HALFBACKS (14) 'Don Clark 'Don Suther!n, Gerry Ballin&er' John Dresser, •Dick LeBeau, WJI~ liam Wentz, John Moran, Jim Shult.z, Preston McMurray. FULLBACK (7) •Gaien Clileo 'Joe Trlvl~pnno, Bob White, Rus~ Provenza, R.&Jph Gage, Bob Lemon, Dana Deshler, , 30rt turned dowu 1 nudiJt orJ&ni· zaaiGn'a request to bathe in the raw on a »ecluded atn-tch of Mir· in Beacb. It would "create a ptrk· ing problem for rpeetaton - a! well as a patrollini problem for the stLeriff~ ' Supervisor William D. Fussehr.an said. I DETROIT UP - Ted Wlllltrnl has opened a four-point lO.d over .l'tfickey Manth• in thPir blul.ng batlle for the American Lea~ue b~tlling championship. WilliamB bage-ed two hil.!l, In- Martinez Ruled . . As Favorite In Tel~villion Bout Wo'lllom• Mantle NATIONAL Brookly.n . _ CinC'lnnaU Philadel()hia New York Chicago Pi-ttsburgh ,. . • II\; 63 tl2 .504 1-t"i! 61 68 f9 73 47 T7 .473 t~lf.i .402 27 .379 30 Tu•tday's R•sults Chk-ago g Broo~Jyn 4; nlte Mllwaukec 4 New York 8, nite Cincinn~tl ~ PbUadelp~ia 2. nite xSt. Lot.lls 11 PlttstiUrlh I, nUt Pittsbut!fh 2 lt. Lotlis- 1, n.ite X ColiJpletiob of' &U9J)ended game o! July 21. Wfllnetd.ay't 'P rollabl• Pltklt.n Milwaukee 111t New YOrk--Conley 8-6 h Ahtonelli 11·14. Chicaso al Brooklyn nlgh~ Rush 4.13 vs Koufax 5--3 or McD~vitl " ....... ..-..' u .. SHOP OlJR STORE .FOB ALL' YOIJR S~HOOL SVPliLIES • W L Pet. New York 80 4!5 .840 Chic;;;agg 7!5 ~9 .801 Boston 6!5 59 .524 Detroit 63 62 .504 Cleveland 81 65 .484 Ba·t timore 59 64 .480 Kansas Ci-ty 49 77 .389 WaBh-ington . • . 41 '78 .376 Tutsdav"1 R.1Uih GB 41,; l':l'r.! 17 19% 20 31% S3 New York 12 Chicago 6 Boston 7 Detroit !, 1 J inn, nite Cleveland ~ Baltimore 4, nlte Kansas Cily 3 Washington 1. nile WMnesd•v'• Prohlb.. Pltthen Boston al Detrnlt-SulliYan 10·9 vs M.mls IJ.9 New Yqrk at Chtt!tgO DightLars£"n 7-4 v8 Pierce 17-9 Wa'>hinglon at Kansas City nite - Ramos 9·1 vs Gorman 4·7 or Burnet-te 6-10 Baltimore at Cleveland niteJohnson 11·8 vs N·arleski 9-3 Thurtday't Gatntl New York at Chicago Bo!llt.on at Detroit Baltirnore at Clevoland Only games scheduled ELEmiC PERCOLATOR Pojn~roy .;) Bita Harwotf.h James Cagney "STRAWiiiRRY BLONDI" i 10 Week& Dana Wynters {Cinemascope-Teebrlicolor) .f IJoyd Nolan " . ~ . . ' _,~,. MA.RTLEY,ctnd BENNETT . ' SHOE STORE Middleport, 0. QJI!O \ ~· .' I AT DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. ' 1 LOT The Men's Stori POMEROY, O..lc:l PLACE·K!CKEH (1) Dnid Jt:il· gore. ( WATC.HES Jh PRICE HUNTING liQN'SE ON SALE .HIRI fontt!! In tind Seehr S~wti~' -WI 1111, llol11,._,1Cko. ,..,,., 1117 ...... • •AtESSORIES •GUN ' . CASES · I•AMM\.)Nmo~ fGUN$ . and yGur Old Relriaerator 'UI . f9J:I NO WONDII IT'I A * FIIGIDAIRI flti •LICENSE HOU:i~RS •HUNl'tNG CLOTHES (all sizesl theek Our C::Ompl~te Llae or •1151 IILLIII• GIANI . . ., ... IOOD PIIIZII hold• 44 liM• .r fNMn fooll. * ,...... 10.1 GU.fJ. -. --. CYCLA-MA.nc AUtOMAtiC NROIYINO In * **...,_It * * FIIEEIEII·REFRIIEUTOR totllpal'ltHftt, 5 NntOVCiblt thtfftf. I QUICIIUIIICitiAYI. SINGLE IIAIUU!IL - 12 Gouge • • • • . . . . . . . . . . 18 Gaqe .... ..... , , . , , . •lll.it S!. LONG RIFLE .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. '31.00 H RIFLE MODRL 74 , ~ FURNITU. . .RE . ' MEtf'S JACKEn Val~es . $1.00 $1.79 No Alt~ratlons Please ON!! ONE GROUP ME~'S .: Meli'f'$pert Coats . . SUMMER SLAW • Vliuaa To $19.85 '.Volues To ,.$!5.95 I $Jo19; ! . ';' Jh PRICE $7.95 ~~~~~~--------~--~~~~~ " +i MIN'S SOCKS ·$ Men's and ll~ys• Values To 85< 1 Cliolljl lien'• Ivy League rHE SPORT$ '· ·.l ,.. , Au!hliiied KJG~f" 1 0 MW Sl. ' 1 '' CINT~R ' , ·~ De.rer • '· · ·~ Mlddlepori,ato ft,ts IIIII llt~Vrl! .JiE"TS ' ' -ERWARE *1.00 at Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones and daughters were business vr-~i · tor.s in Parkeralfurg Tueaday. Mr. and Mrs. Rlutt Philson- and sop were in AtheM, Mdn.day. Etmer Burton hu returned ~om Columbus where he attended the State Fair and visited rel· atives. • Mrs. M. L. French, Mn. David EI}Uminger ;md Mrt. Bruce Lloyd presi~ent Of the WSCS of Huath Methf:idltt Church ·.attended ·the WSCS Seminar for Gillia and Meigs Counties TuesdaY at the li'orest Run Methodist Chu·rch. 'Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson and dauehter Sandr-a, Carolyn Searles and Judy Wildermuth visited Damden Park, Huntington, Tuesday. Col. and Mrs. W. K. Kincaid M•rcedes Condon DRESS SHOP rl j).j fi ' t..W Slit~~mtr Pojom•l• ,. lnd SU~PEND,ERS •..... '!Go . SHOP I •ltd i fof ~ flo if p' Jlriililoite ' HttC tt.4o , . ;, ·. -"'" U ' ~ ' j l' ·" . JiWELitY · .1.00 up ~ Rttfos· .IJ% OfF · . I .. I .. It COSTUME HAMil'tON CORONET -,,..! Olle Grioap ' I'RICE . ne.n lllaitor in C!llumbu a Mnt Robert )k[)owcll and daujhter Debby, Colurnbus amv ed 'T'ue&da:y for a ,.iait with )1r ! nd Mn. Finest Lallanee. William Thoobilld. l'olurnbu•. aoo hb mothe-r Mn. Wd iam fhrobald Sr., Rutland, vi11 t~ Mr 1nd M'n. Wilbur 'I)Loobald Tues.. day evening. Patrolman Everett Bollti<' h.u ent ered HoiZd' Hotpltal ror a seeonct operation within the !.ail month . . Donald B. Geary Jr. too\: hii mother to Holur Hospital Sunda)· '.o vl1it hJs falher wtto had en tf:-r:!d the ho.!tpital for obiilervauon. Mrs. John KirK·aid, Mrs. Paule;, .\nn Neal and daughtt'r Joan -.vere visitors-in Alhl'ns l1onda)·. Mr. and Mrs_ Lawrenu! Boyd 1nd ~:hildnn David and Donna Jpent the weekend in Cindnnatl with hia uncle and aunt. Mr. and \Irs. Lawrence Boyd , .and family lnd with h~ aunt, Mr!. Anna Nixon. FALL SPE(;LU (I Greup) Women'& DRESS SHOES Values To ,8 .95 THE SHOE BOX IIIIDDLEPOBT, OHIO 75 New Patterns Arrived Last Week Cold Woves Hair Styling wt'ry Our New Road, ~mooth As Gla1111" CLOSED .. • • COSTUME IEWELRY ffor $1.00 • • • ·, Sol. Noon until Tuea. Eirenlogs By Appolntm..,l SHIRLEY'~ BEAUTY SHOP Conn Sl 311M Pomerot :Muon, W. Vo. ' Phoae SP-3-ISU NEW YORK OAJ'DIING BOUSE ANNUAL FRIDAY - d SATURDAY, AUG. 30 &: 31st · Doors Open , PrO\I)PtiJ ,.t.t ~'9.:00 A.M. . Meft'8 Summer MEN'S Men'• Shorl Sleeve SUITS SUITS SPORT SHIRTS JUst 25 in lot, Values to $50.00 For this C'-'ent only now jurt Regular price $2950 to ·$41 .50 Values ,to $3.9!5 $10.00 $14.75 to $23.75 MEN'S MEN'S STRAW HATS $1.00 ON SALE I en's .ond .,. - • .,., 0 ·;. • MiN'S ·IINDPSHIRTS 3 '"$too BATHING SUITS KNIT SHOITS 3 for $1.00 NOW ' Limit 12 per Customer .. M~N'S 8ROAOCLOTH Regular pri<:e.$5.95 to $13.95 H ANDKERCHIEFS . . 7e " $1.00 DRESS PANTS • ' Now $1.00 WALKING SHOITS iiE~'~ Small Charge For AIterations • • HJU. c., Ray Cowie or Beaver Falls, Pa., was 1 recent dinner a:ueat of Mr. and M". Carl Moore and daucbters. Mr. and \fn:. Phil Williamson spent the week end in Columbua With their daughter and son-in-law 'Mr. and Mn . Robert Gardner and Vz PRICE $2.98 to $6.98 ' >ln. C. 11. ~. - llrs. L. D. BobtDion 1Dt1 110D11 Mr. and Mn. William CIIUT of Jan, Barry ud Vllln.et, haw reChilllt!othe and Mr. and Mra. tUI'Jitld to their home, WibbiD,ftOn. Clayton White and daua:hter of D. d'ter a ri.ltt witb her fatber Wlll'ft'n, W'eT"e week end a:uesta of soe Boyd, 111Dd ather rettttf'II:L oon. • I • are the pest~ of Hookstown , Pa., tivea. FALL WALLPAPER Routt 124 Potluck Di"nner . Sjmpeoa 1011 Guy, of Dll,.a Not Mr. and Mn. Paul Tribt' and chil· dren, Bob, Ned and Jane, of Athelu, visited Monday evening with their slster-in·law, Mrs. Jere wn- 1 Mila Ba-low Poribnd Park • lfr ..d )lro. hul aoljf, , . . . , SEE US FOR TOUR Farm "• •' and MrL Carl Rig,p ol ~o­ lumbua are tbe ruest• of Mn. Wendell Bt-tzing •nd other rela- SOCIETY Paul (Shorly) ShK1er l'un Everyone· Welcome V.. and lfrL !dnrtl-. POMEROY Sunday, Sepl. I, 1951 luggnge .• Value< To $3.95 . $1.00 itln aJiil BLU' MEN'S UNbANA 8c . Dress ·Pants .... On Sale $1.00 Bon Short S~lze 6 to I~Yalvh t;· S2.f$ STRAW CAPS JSc Limit 4 P6 CUstomer Limit 8 Per Customer $5.95 .. Bib Overolls ... On Sale $1.00 'rim You Must See One T•ble- TheM YDU MuttS.. Sport Shirts . . . . . . . . . . $ .00 Odds ahd Ends ........ $1.00 On• Tabl• Men'•- Valu•st. $4.91 . · Odd; & Ends Summer Jackets ..... ,. $1.00 Men'•- Long and Short Top Stx,l11 loY• Short S~tnw-Size. 2 to 6 -:-Ret, 97c to ~--tf Hose ........... On Sole 11c Sport Shirts ...... . 2 for $1.00 25% TRADE IN ALLOWANCE On Any An Emblemalle RINGS 2$% OfF JUsT A FEW 1.. LOT MEN'S LACE BACK OVERALLS ................. $1.00 l • • • • • • • • • • • ,• • • • • '· Ill lli1a ilt. • Monkey Run Reunion 10 AM Til ???? for the Entire Family ' , I l'nul- 1011. rll<:.~>t h.~ Mr. Mep's While $1.00 DIAMOND nt"" listed the house vacated by tbe Allpauch family, , Mr. and Mrs. Herbett Moore and .son James will Ieavo this week .for Baltimore, Md., where they will visit relativl!s before xo.lng to High \!iew, Deale-, M•1., on t.be Chesapeake Bay for a short visit. Mr. 'and Mrs. Ed l•'arlcy and sons, Madi$on, Ind., ha·ve be~n visiting his parents, Mr. i.nd M~­ Walter Farley. Mr. and Mrs. Horace McElhinny, Leading Creek Road, entert.ained fifteen friends at th~ir home Monday evening when their night blooming cereu,g, blossomed during the evening. WATCH STRAPS WATCJI d.S ntq 1- Kt<P ·' if smd Bill went on c.o their (Ool"Jne-r home in. Dayton , )frJ. K.incaid joined llor son there for a shon visit and Mlchael Parlavoni. p-,.y. Lon, relurned here for an over night viait with thet:D. CoL Kincald joined his family here Frid<~y lor the week end. &!r». C11ther.ine Sbavorln1ky ha11 returned from Cincinnati whf're Jhe attended a. Cancer Sot-iet;; conferener. ·t.tr,, Lawrence Milhoan accomp-anied her houee guests Mr. and Mn. Frank Heider2ott. LI)S Angeln, caHf., to columbus Tues-day wh-ere she will visit thl' StaLe Fair. Mt"S. Eoarl Bra.don. Cincinnati. who has been visioting in Pcnmylvanla is a house r;uest or her sis ter, Mn. c. R. Youna: and Mr Young. She was broueht bere hM" nephews, Allen Young, l Youngstwrn and Fred Young or Erie, Pa. Mrs, Bcaxton will remain here until after the family reunion and celebration of C. R Youne's birthday next Sunday. A family dinner will b~ hJ>ld on Sunday at the Young home and relativea from norther II OhiO and Penmlvania are expected. ·Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley took thelr siln, Earl , to C()lumbus , where he wiU atten4 the State Fa.ir 111 nd visit Mf'. and Mn. Brook!' McKinley and Mr. ar.d Mr.s. Aaron Sheets. Mr . .and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd d d hte M · ·· an aug r, : anapne wen vt~l· tors in ColuinbU8 )lohday and attended the State Fa ir. .Mr. 4md Mn. Edward Alft)augb and children who bave been li11 in&' in die Coats houie On- Front Strnt are moving Sunday to the Sooth. Robert ,. Seabert, band dlr· ector or Rutland Schools, hu en- -- ___ tdn. L I. 'Reynold• .,,. •••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • :I • • GIVI HIM THE LUGGAGI "• ' • • THAT OUT·TRAVELS ALL OTHERS • • ................ • I • •. ., ' •; • • • • • t1.ilO Value M!6 •nd M.u. !ohn Kincaid and famuy and Mr. b4 MTJ . !IUllard Wlldennuth and cltildren. Tom and Bill oame earlier i.n the turnmer for a · ;·Samsonite Trade In Allowance For Any Old Strap Or Metal Band ON NEW EXPANSION BAND oNi: l.o'i' ruNos 15% OFF > $1.00 I LOT I LOT 1 ONLY-NEW .. . MIDf~ aqd BO~ , q~!()JS Pomh~ ~ot~ Universl' ·· ~., !:-t' ~and' Westefn Denims . IEWHilY !4 PAICl Swim !l'runks' ......... $1.00, ~•_n's Tl11- 55c .. 2 for:$j1 . COSTUME 4 .... $J.OO (APS Voluealfl 1 GIIOUP MEN'S EXTIIA Get 40 Piece setvice For 8 RO!i~VILL~ ovil~ ·l>ll<kUl !leg. ' • $1.00 ) $ t WINC:~ISTJR Wlt!o S<ope , •.•.....•..•• ,., , · '48.18 '. Society FOlio I LOT . To $5.95 35c 3 PAIRS FOR UI.Ob $59.75 2 for $toO ·. . I DOUBLE BARREL - ••• 'S SlACKS Pttijtiiiii Wid& PHI PDblM T1lft!J H.41~k Syr-.t Shim $1.98 Stniw Hah ........... ,$1.«10 lnofQ. IUPDSTOIANDOOlwllh ..... 52 PIECE SERVICE . ·FOR 8 WATCH STRAPS Values To a8.95 . lEAR ARCHEltT IQUIP-T 3 IUU.,Witml r-lolt lnamtlttl HfDJAtcill, ~INUM IHI!.VIS. ~.SIAL DOOI- open• hM I .• SILVER fl.Oil Volue LIMITID TIMf ONLY 10 ONLY Nationally Adverlilled Brond ,Nallonolly Ad•. bardlnes. tilt I lalt Jllr'l mtiii- Aug. 30-31 AT fRI. · & SAT. AUG. 30·31st i MEN'S SPORT and DRESS SHIItTS Lung and Short Sleeve (or Work and Play Clialnllray•; ltnlts and Ga. IOT• .....,_. lftMI'' Middleport ·~ • SAN RAFAEL, Calif. UP- The Marin County Board or Supervi· GET READY FOR THE AUNTING SEASON •... .$ 2nd STREET POMEROY, 0. "Middle of Upper liiO<k" ... I GROUP OF $279.95 $5.50 ' Mrs: William · Stewart, Clifton, W. Va. On Warner-Color) FEARS TRAFFIC JAM Tha Mallon' I Favorite it ' lllreaular price of ,339.91 .. and SATURDAY '-' . "JUST A GOOD PLACB TO TRADE" ' "SANTIAGO" l:ovi in prl6e 'IfF'~ ..,~, Middleport Department ·StOle VIEW FROM POMP!Y'S HIAD -alSo- i LAST WliK'S WIIIINrlt - Thurs. & Fri. nupti11J FRIDAY Each Week For llotenlnt at :30 -a\soloel McCrea VlrKinia )4avo ''COLORAE)O TERiliTORYil' Alan Ladd , Dr-wint l'ch · uNay · Rouah.lJarrlf).llfer DAY$ SPECIALS • Nothing To Buy • Come In ami Register e·You Need Not~ ';:sent to Win TONIGHT Richard Etan . We Are Giving Away A '39.95 SHOP .. 't'• FREE L&Z · Courl & . lind Wll held at the bomt of Ule brlde't ptletltl, ll.r. aftd )ln. Lloyd R111.1•1t-l Bt~)>.rt<oll;o~lo: The brJde'• table WIJ covered wlth llelful'Tay. hmeroy, a bl.n~-embtoidered imported llnWolpert, 'Hn. R L. CLE.tiiANC~ KAL~ CONTI!III.Jf)B en cloth. A ll)vely · &rrfli!Jement and daul(hm-, Jaetie, of centtred the tt.blt, and eo~bted Jane Wolf, Mrs. Jene of white llterl 111d stock, with Mrs. VlrJinla Sharbaueh, emerald foliage, aad flanked on Mra. Spencer, June and F.:dtlther si,de wltb three-branch all- ward M. Spnncer, Sue Lehew, Mrt. Y_e r etDdlelabraa holdint tall white W. R. Profltt, Sally Proffitt1 'Ruth il'r. l'OMEROl ~pert. The ro.--Uelfed weddina: Sayre, ¥r1. Donald A. Smith, Mrs. -....11 ~ke wu topped wltb a miniature R. F. Bryant, Mn. J. L. Stewart, bt-lde lind frDD"-JudJ ""· Mfa. A. B. WoOdrum, Ur_s~ J . 'M. cUbbtge ,of Bllr~r-- Mn. N. o. Wein, Mis1 ~oldye . ftn. Ohio, aunt of 'lhe bride, and Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Hennan Layne, Mrs. C. M. Adima, Jr . of New Ha- Mrs. Letta kolUib, Mr. md Mra. ven prel.lded at the punch bowl. John Fry, Margery BurtUWorth, Aides were Mn. John Fry, aunt Mr. and Mrl. Larry Bates ot Plea\ of 1be bride, Mill Jane: Wolf of .ant City, · Ohio. Maaon, cousin of the bride, and Mra. lbrtha Juhling, Mr. and Miu Suunne Wolpe-rt. Guests Mrs. Cl;-de Foley, Mra. K. J. ~re reglatered by Miu Phyllis Scott, Mn otUe Rou.h, Mi.. Sally Froelich of :Dover, Oblo. Rowh, Mi.11 PbyUIJ Froelich of Orgaa mutic durint:· the re!!ep- DoYer, Oblo . •r . aniJ Mra. Philip tlon wae played by Mrs. Harry. Wolpert, Mr. and Mrs. Boy M. and Miss Suzanne Wolpert. • Jr. and Carol Atm, Rochestthose re(fistering at the er, Y.; Mr. and JUre. Harry Mickey De Wine, Layne, S8tulh Lou Roush, Sheldon Ohio; Mr. and Roush, ?.lary K. Swigert, Jane David and Moker, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hibbard Rocbests-, Affleck Of '.:prlngfield, O.ldo. Mrs. Thomas Grinstea<l, Mr . and Mn. 8oh J9hnston and daughtera, Vicki and .Nan, Mr. aod Mrs William Powell, ¥"~ .Grinstead: Shelby Grinstead, Mrs. Pblt Batey Mr. and Mn.- 'rom l.l(!ffman, Mn: f', {\· Batey, Mr. atld Mr1, Donald > RoWIJu Mr. litd Jbs. Delblort Dot· ' ae;-. arut. Mtfi. Ra)'lDEd Pe-· \tn . .fnmea F. ~ads, . and Hertel ltenaerSOb, tb of Point Pleasant, Jon Wal·ner of Tennestee, Ralpb R. Furtu&on, Ak· ron, Obitt; J'onatban B. Howes, Jim RobiDSon, Mr. and Mtl. James biehl, _,liriunie Fry, Shirley Lyons, w.... ...nr..•.- .......... J~IE Rou1h, JCaren DtV!4, GaUl· polis, Ohie; , Mr. and MJ1. 'Tom .., te ..... · - ,. .,. for Garrison, Sarah Roush Dawson, tht " ' f bftt In , ...... wnt Mrs. James Roulh, Ch4rlene Dlehl u. r. aitd !Irs. C. M. , Ad•ms, Jr.', •lid ltyl .. thet pl.... .. -o: M rs. B. R. Vance, Mrs. W•id Cun· AIL ,., sc..Mi ... f nin.ham, Mri:. B1.1tz ·aDd Mr. and Mrs. Ho)zeimer ot :R:Ot-&eater, N. Y. and Miu Ruth KarweiCb, also of Rochel!lter l Fot 'Men lnd ilo)'ll 'Dress Be&ter For Less'" 6-J Cincinnati -a-t Philadelptaa nltt -Lawrhce 11-11 w-1 Hadrlix 10..10 St. L(luis at Pittsbutgh illgbtJackRon 12-6 vs Klil}e IJ..-13. Thurlday's Cimes No gam~-; scherlu\ed AMERICAN LEAGU! • Knll 4 The reeepUon fOUOWinl high In value ·i; RIIF$ end T•SHIRTS v • .. otter • vilit with Cetmt In Now 'to Outfit . Tout Children With Bock-TaSthAI Shoes ....,~ 1-·· Both were .In top physical eonW L Pet. Gl dltion and eonfident of tuh!inJ in 1pl.'pre•ive perforllJinees in· hopes 77 47 .621 'JO ~!5 711 70 M 83 62 . AtThe Home Of •day.., .... Tom and Bill let! Sun· for their h()ult in AtllJt&too. ~ cbtllT LEAOUW !' Milwaukee St. Louis . . Rous~-Ba'rringer R"ception H.. ld "'I" PHILLIP SISTERS or wwinlng added jj:fature in 126-pou~ division. Bostofl'f TOi"nln)' Ti"bbil, whom he had ilefeated lit an . e.arlilr bout. IY UNITED PREU , - ' OO!..LAB DA'l'· BUYS! ~2. 95 P}i11e Slips ............ . $1.59 Cottitn Bl~uais ........ .. $1.49 Nyfon ond Dacron Blouses .. . ... . $1.95 Fight Results· ly-ret!Nd BDbby COW"Cheme, will 0. A8 R. H_,_ Pc,t. be ll'l'6i!ti~J Gomes rat '-the peak of 116 868 B6 ItS ~ the Prortde~ pu.fietlet's career. 1~ 420 118 Ill$ J7B ~ b&J. been bealeh orily bY 1 DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy.!(fddl\port, 0., Auft. 1957 -11 AT LEAST HE TRIED GARFIELD, N . J. UP - GeorJe Earles, •1. tried tqo hard to be By Unltod ~roit • helpful Tueiday. He erabbed a burnint bedconr from a neigh. ' NEW ORLEANS-- llotlrlbor's •partment, put it in his car guer., 1491,1, New OriWlJ, tto&ped and drove to a fi.re boule where Ernie Smith, 1!55, Pltta:bltteh '(8), the blaze wa" put out. Poliee later a"1'ealttl Earles on 1 drunken drlvln,e eb1r1e . cluding a homer, in four a~·ba*' for the Red Sox in Tuesday ni•ht's 7·5 victory over Detrolt while Mantle had only one bit in four BOSTON UP-Third-ranked l.siat-bats fur the Yankees in t., t'i r ~to Martinez ruled a slight flavor12·6 victory over the White S ... . · 'n snap Harold Gome-s' Williams thus gain one p<•i:1 ,_· 12 straight victories in tbelr II ~ .lijl(); Mantle sUpped . one point I G-round natio:n-:dl:r-televised fe•· to .3'76, and the prevtoul!l two-point therweieht dael tohiP,t at Booton margin betwe~ them was dou· Aftb•. bled . · Bin. Martinez, who holds. Wins sta~~~e's how the two sluQera ewer Jte Chestnut and the recent· 4 ... No matttr how fOr ht ffa¥tl1, Sam1onire ketpa ltlg~d l&olc•llt'• sfl"'ftq-strorig enough ataru:f on. ScUfij ean'lloit ios ""billlr<hon·loothtr" IIndh. lplofi ~IIO)Ipoo• wll~ ,P1d!lmp cloth. And his clolhoo •tay lrt•h thonb to 4~t~Jt-proof tongtH·In11rOO¥e to clontrW Mollo'• 2-pfoco Mt •• , $44.50 A. Two.Sult• ••. $2J 6. Qulcl-Trlpptt ... , llf..50 ...... V.I.P, Catt .•• $1f.JO • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mtft'' JovrntYfl' •.. $27 ..!10 . .f.llltl'ictJ llllllltll Baker Furniture I Dn The Briglitest.¢orner In Middleport •• • DON'1'. FORGET THOSE BA£K.Ifo ·S£HOOL ITEMS Boys Western Boys Ivy Leogue DUNGAREES · ·· · · · $1.69to $2.95 TROUSERS . ...... ... .. . . ' Boys Lnng Sleeve ' $3.9~ Boyl SPORT SHIRTS $1.95 to $2.95 HOSE . . . ..... . . . . . . . 25c to 39c ' ' �· ' \ 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 , Aug. 28, 1957 2~"" City League Bowling s;,,l, Como K & V-Cado 1!96. Auv. 2], 19ST High Thr~ Game Ind., J im l.t'wis 6 (Mr. Bee.) Jiigb Siftg!e- Gflme J im H·agi"rt y 220 (P!ullp Sporn). 1'('am Thrt>e Games PhHip Spo,.,, sTANDINGs w•• l"' Stroh 's llt•t'r K. & V --L'ads Mr lk-~ 3 3 2 0 (} 1 Phiilll Sporn . New Haven 1 0 2 3 ~-;;...;;--;;;;;:;;;;;;;i;;i;;:;;;:~~~B~'~''~Y.:H~o~'~-'~B;'~"~"~:;;;;;~~0:;;;~3 smart mothers choose 1 Bu.dpt·mlnded mothen Buckeye Grid Hopefuls Report To Woody Hayes September l ~eventy 1:opira_nts ~o the 18157 OhiO State Untverslly football IKIUad wlil as~;emble Sunday, Sept. 1 for phy_slcal exatninations •nd locker aSIII!Inments, It was anIIOUn('ed today by lfead C~ch W. W. (Woody l Hay,s. two-a1fay practiee ses1>~ons will begln 'Monday, Labor Day, with picture-tating scheduled early Tuesday after· noon. Coach , Ha ~es' seventh Buckeye squalj w;JJ Include 22 lettermen, 11 ofwhom are slated for starting berths the -season's opener here se~t. 2~in agamst . Texas . Christian Umverstt~· - ln the coaching staff's pre-practtce breakdown of the squad, only four lettermen appear on th~ seeond eleven; three on the thud and four othen are re}_, egated to the fourth unit. Forty·two of the first 44 player's Ire Ohio high school &raduatea, the exceptions being lhird-team fullback Bob White Of Covtn1ton, Ky., and rourth·iitring end Charles Zawacki or Uniontown, Pa. The squad break-down reveals 11 'ends (four lettermen ); 12 tackles (four lettermen); 12 guards, (five lettermen); seven centers (one letterman); six quarterbacks (one letterman); 14 halfbacks a·nd seven lull(flvf! ietlerrroeLI n backa (two lettermen). David Kilgore, 160 pound sophomore, ill be- We Select Only The Very best in Used Cars / W>Jn/ We're ,.ttint loaded ..aln with Tr-.lh• on our cl•an, Lat. Model C:an. We hl¥1 In ttock now tnd rftutt M aold: iood 61, Jmsn ~ryliDJ and srurdy constructioo.,. and ld It jq 4-MERCURVS Scl#lj>troo•, properly .6.ncd htrtJ 1- 1949 - 1- 1951. All gOod reliable cars, must be fOld - $19&.00 and ut;l. 2- 1950 - 1-1949 FORD 2 dr. V8, Radio Clean and nice. ami Heater, 1-19t7 DODGE 4: door Sedan. Radio and Heat~~, all 'good ti.res. 2-1951 CHEVROLETS 4 door Sedans. 1- Dlack finish, 1-Sharp Green rinish like new. 1-1953 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook 4 door Sedan. 1-1953 FORD V8 Victoria, FOM. Radio & Heater. 1-1934 FORD V8 Customlitle 2 door. Radio and $3.99 to $5.95 Heater. Sharp. MANY MORE 1'0 CHOOSE FROM Roush's Shoe Store METROPOLITAN "Middle or Upper Bloek" PhaM 6045-J AUTO SAJ.ES Open Evenlnts untll9 p.m. AI Tralfle Ljghl In Mlddlepor! MidcHeport Ted Williams Ups Lead Over Mickey Mantle In .. ·FRIGIDAIRE HISTORY on AMERiCA'S .. Food Freezer-Refrigerator lng groomed u extra point spec iali!rt and wiJl remain out of rontact work. _ Sever~:~! players, nbl oreviou~ ! y tncluded Jn the Jist invited 10 praeU«, have asked for another tryout. ln celfailt lnttanees these regueeta bav~ been grant~d. countivg for a larger aqpad th <m originally intended. Co-Captain Leo BroWn 170pound end, leads the relurn ing lettermen in playing time wtlh 4-153 minutes of service hst fllll Gua'd A ure ,.ms 'fh omas wh o 1s · expected to be among th' t e· 'fen llnemen this year e 11 opne~1 with 426 minutes c .C ptat G ten CISCO, who Pia;cd ~ 392 n mi:~ utea as fullback in 1956, and Halfback bon Cl k lth 314 i IU' ' w m nutes, ar~ the only others over the 300 mmute mark. ;c- With two quarteroacka deducted from the squad .ti.nce spring r.acJice, Jerry Fields has been rerned to the pi.lot poaltlon. formerJy a quarterback. .he was switched to center durl~ spring practice. Hayes begins his seventh se :~ ­ son with · an Ohio State wcin-lost -tie record 0 f 39-14 2 • · His ov~rall coilege coaching retord is 73·25-2. Mo1t hiJI:hly-rated sophomores are Ends Jim Houston ot Massillon .and Dick Michael of Hamilton · ~ackles .Jb'uee &cbnm Massillon : Da\oid Wagner, Port~outh and Jim Murshlill, Columbtts; guard Leroy Cowons1_ Cleveland; center Don Crowl, Ma)VerD; hiltbacks Jdhn ~sser, Toledo and Dave Ztlhars, Columbus and fullback Bob Whlte, Covington, Ky. The Buckeye schedule Includes six home games and three away at W:ashlngh~o, Wisconstn and MiChigan. Texis Christian Is beine met for the first time aince 193 7 whe-'1. Ohio State won 14 to 0 ' Wadl_lntton is being played fo~ tttt f~rst time. Tne Ohio State squad ; (' lndi- cates letterman) I!:NDS--(11) •Russ Bowermaster 'Leo Brown,. 'Tom Moraan, Jame.8 Houston, Rtchard Micbael, Fred Sehcnklng, 'Charles ·Za wacki John ·l..tll'd, Ted Katula; Jam e~ Rowland, Larry Disher. TACKLES 02J 'Richard Schal· rath, 'John Murtin, "'Albert Crawford, Bruce Schram, David Wagner, Alex Nagy, •RonaJd Cook, J~mea Marshall, Tom Kreackbaum Jim Matz, Jack Wilson, Jack Hen·~ man. • _GUARDS (12) 'Bill Joblt:o, 'Aurelms Thomas, Leroy Cowans, •Ernie Spychalski, •Herbert Jones •Tom Baldncci, Ric,pard Anders' Ralph BaJle_v, Kenneth Sellkop' El!gene Bryant, · Birtho 1-\rnold, Victor Bellisari. ' CENTERS (7) •Daniel JameR Daniel Fror.k, Ed Breehl, Do~ Crowl, WUJiam Beam, Jim Jones Leo Walsh. ' QUARTERBACKS (8) •Frank Kremblas, Andy Okulovich, Tom Crawford, Jerry Fields, Jim samuels, Paul Ballmer. HALFBACKS (14) 'Don Clark 'Don Suther!n, Gerry Ballin&er' John Dresser, •Dick LeBeau, WJI~ liam Wentz, John Moran, Jim Shult.z, Preston McMurray. FULLBACK (7) •Gaien Clileo 'Joe Trlvl~pnno, Bob White, Rus~ Provenza, R.&Jph Gage, Bob Lemon, Dana Deshler, , 30rt turned dowu 1 nudiJt orJ&ni· zaaiGn'a request to bathe in the raw on a »ecluded atn-tch of Mir· in Beacb. It would "create a ptrk· ing problem for rpeetaton - a! well as a patrollini problem for the stLeriff~ ' Supervisor William D. Fussehr.an said. I DETROIT UP - Ted Wlllltrnl has opened a four-point lO.d over .l'tfickey Manth• in thPir blul.ng batlle for the American Lea~ue b~tlling championship. WilliamB bage-ed two hil.!l, In- Martinez Ruled . . As Favorite In Tel~villion Bout Wo'lllom• Mantle NATIONAL Brookly.n . _ CinC'lnnaU Philadel()hia New York Chicago Pi-ttsburgh ,. . • II\; 63 tl2 .504 1-t"i! 61 68 f9 73 47 T7 .473 t~lf.i .402 27 .379 30 Tu•tday's R•sults Chk-ago g Broo~Jyn 4; nlte Mllwaukec 4 New York 8, nite Cincinn~tl ~ PbUadelp~ia 2. nite xSt. Lot.lls 11 PlttstiUrlh I, nUt Pittsbut!fh 2 lt. Lotlis- 1, n.ite X ColiJpletiob of' &U9J)ended game o! July 21. Wfllnetd.ay't 'P rollabl• Pltklt.n Milwaukee 111t New YOrk--Conley 8-6 h Ahtonelli 11·14. Chicaso al Brooklyn nlgh~ Rush 4.13 vs Koufax 5--3 or McD~vitl " ....... ..-..' u .. SHOP OlJR STORE .FOB ALL' YOIJR S~HOOL SVPliLIES • W L Pet. New York 80 4!5 .840 Chic;;;agg 7!5 ~9 .801 Boston 6!5 59 .524 Detroit 63 62 .504 Cleveland 81 65 .484 Ba·t timore 59 64 .480 Kansas Ci-ty 49 77 .389 WaBh-ington . • . 41 '78 .376 Tutsdav"1 R.1Uih GB 41,; l':l'r.! 17 19% 20 31% S3 New York 12 Chicago 6 Boston 7 Detroit !, 1 J inn, nite Cleveland ~ Baltimore 4, nlte Kansas Cily 3 Washington 1. nile WMnesd•v'• Prohlb.. Pltthen Boston al Detrnlt-SulliYan 10·9 vs M.mls IJ.9 New Yqrk at Chtt!tgO DightLars£"n 7-4 v8 Pierce 17-9 Wa'>hinglon at Kansas City nite - Ramos 9·1 vs Gorman 4·7 or Burnet-te 6-10 Baltimore at Cleveland niteJohnson 11·8 vs N·arleski 9-3 Thurtday't Gatntl New York at Chicago Bo!llt.on at Detroit Baltirnore at Clevoland Only games scheduled ELEmiC PERCOLATOR Pojn~roy .;) Bita Harwotf.h James Cagney "STRAWiiiRRY BLONDI" i 10 Week& Dana Wynters {Cinemascope-Teebrlicolor) .f IJoyd Nolan " . ~ . . ' _,~,. MA.RTLEY,ctnd BENNETT . ' SHOE STORE Middleport, 0. QJI!O \ ~· .' I AT DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. ' 1 LOT The Men's Stori POMEROY, O..lc:l PLACE·K!CKEH (1) Dnid Jt:il· gore. ( WATC.HES Jh PRICE HUNTING liQN'SE ON SALE .HIRI fontt!! In tind Seehr S~wti~' -WI 1111, llol11,._,1Cko. ,..,,., 1117 ...... • •AtESSORIES •GUN ' . CASES · I•AMM\.)Nmo~ fGUN$ . and yGur Old Relriaerator 'UI . f9J:I NO WONDII IT'I A * FIIGIDAIRI flti •LICENSE HOU:i~RS •HUNl'tNG CLOTHES (all sizesl theek Our C::Ompl~te Llae or •1151 IILLIII• GIANI . . ., ... IOOD PIIIZII hold• 44 liM• .r fNMn fooll. * ,...... 10.1 GU.fJ. -. --. CYCLA-MA.nc AUtOMAtiC NROIYINO In * **...,_It * * FIIEEIEII·REFRIIEUTOR totllpal'ltHftt, 5 NntOVCiblt thtfftf. I QUICIIUIIICitiAYI. SINGLE IIAIUU!IL - 12 Gouge • • • • . . . . . . . . . . 18 Gaqe .... ..... , , . , , . •lll.it S!. LONG RIFLE .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. '31.00 H RIFLE MODRL 74 , ~ FURNITU. . .RE . ' MEtf'S JACKEn Val~es . $1.00 $1.79 No Alt~ratlons Please ON!! ONE GROUP ME~'S .: Meli'f'$pert Coats . . SUMMER SLAW • Vliuaa To $19.85 '.Volues To ,.$!5.95 I $Jo19; ! . ';' Jh PRICE $7.95 ~~~~~~--------~--~~~~~ " +i MIN'S SOCKS ·$ Men's and ll~ys• Values To 85< 1 Cliolljl lien'• Ivy League rHE SPORT$ '· ·.l ,.. , Au!hliiied KJG~f" 1 0 MW Sl. ' 1 '' CINT~R ' , ·~ De.rer • '· · ·~ Mlddlepori,ato ft,ts IIIII llt~Vrl! .JiE"TS ' ' -ERWARE *1.00 at Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones and daughters were business vr-~i · tor.s in Parkeralfurg Tueaday. Mr. and Mrs. Rlutt Philson- and sop were in AtheM, Mdn.day. Etmer Burton hu returned ~om Columbus where he attended the State Fair and visited rel· atives. • Mrs. M. L. French, Mn. David EI}Uminger ;md Mrt. Bruce Lloyd presi~ent Of the WSCS of Huath Methf:idltt Church ·.attended ·the WSCS Seminar for Gillia and Meigs Counties TuesdaY at the li'orest Run Methodist Chu·rch. 'Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson and dauehter Sandr-a, Carolyn Searles and Judy Wildermuth visited Damden Park, Huntington, Tuesday. Col. and Mrs. W. K. Kincaid M•rcedes Condon DRESS SHOP rl j).j fi ' t..W Slit~~mtr Pojom•l• ,. lnd SU~PEND,ERS •..... '!Go . SHOP I •ltd i fof ~ flo if p' Jlriililoite ' HttC tt.4o , . ;, ·. -"'" U ' ~ ' j l' ·" . JiWELitY · .1.00 up ~ Rttfos· .IJ% OfF · . I .. I .. It COSTUME HAMil'tON CORONET -,,..! Olle Grioap ' I'RICE . ne.n lllaitor in C!llumbu a Mnt Robert )k[)owcll and daujhter Debby, Colurnbus amv ed 'T'ue&da:y for a ,.iait with )1r ! nd Mn. Finest Lallanee. William Thoobilld. l'olurnbu•. aoo hb mothe-r Mn. Wd iam fhrobald Sr., Rutland, vi11 t~ Mr 1nd M'n. Wilbur 'I)Loobald Tues.. day evening. Patrolman Everett Bollti<' h.u ent ered HoiZd' Hotpltal ror a seeonct operation within the !.ail month . . Donald B. Geary Jr. too\: hii mother to Holur Hospital Sunda)· '.o vl1it hJs falher wtto had en tf:-r:!d the ho.!tpital for obiilervauon. Mrs. John KirK·aid, Mrs. Paule;, .\nn Neal and daughtt'r Joan -.vere visitors-in Alhl'ns l1onda)·. Mr. and Mrs_ Lawrenu! Boyd 1nd ~:hildnn David and Donna Jpent the weekend in Cindnnatl with hia uncle and aunt. Mr. and \Irs. Lawrence Boyd , .and family lnd with h~ aunt, Mr!. Anna Nixon. FALL SPE(;LU (I Greup) Women'& DRESS SHOES Values To ,8 .95 THE SHOE BOX IIIIDDLEPOBT, OHIO 75 New Patterns Arrived Last Week Cold Woves Hair Styling wt'ry Our New Road, ~mooth As Gla1111" CLOSED .. • • COSTUME IEWELRY ffor $1.00 • • • ·, Sol. Noon until Tuea. Eirenlogs By Appolntm..,l SHIRLEY'~ BEAUTY SHOP Conn Sl 311M Pomerot :Muon, W. Vo. ' Phoae SP-3-ISU NEW YORK OAJ'DIING BOUSE ANNUAL FRIDAY - d SATURDAY, AUG. 30 &: 31st · Doors Open , PrO\I)PtiJ ,.t.t ~'9.:00 A.M. . Meft'8 Summer MEN'S Men'• Shorl Sleeve SUITS SUITS SPORT SHIRTS JUst 25 in lot, Values to $50.00 For this C'-'ent only now jurt Regular price $2950 to ·$41 .50 Values ,to $3.9!5 $10.00 $14.75 to $23.75 MEN'S MEN'S STRAW HATS $1.00 ON SALE I en's .ond .,. - • .,., 0 ·;. • MiN'S ·IINDPSHIRTS 3 '"$too BATHING SUITS KNIT SHOITS 3 for $1.00 NOW ' Limit 12 per Customer .. M~N'S 8ROAOCLOTH Regular pri<:e.$5.95 to $13.95 H ANDKERCHIEFS . . 7e " $1.00 DRESS PANTS • ' Now $1.00 WALKING SHOITS iiE~'~ Small Charge For AIterations • • HJU. c., Ray Cowie or Beaver Falls, Pa., was 1 recent dinner a:ueat of Mr. and M". Carl Moore and daucbters. Mr. and \fn:. Phil Williamson spent the week end in Columbua With their daughter and son-in-law 'Mr. and Mn . Robert Gardner and Vz PRICE $2.98 to $6.98 ' >ln. C. 11. ~. - llrs. L. D. BobtDion 1Dt1 110D11 Mr. and Mn. William CIIUT of Jan, Barry ud Vllln.et, haw reChilllt!othe and Mr. and Mra. tUI'Jitld to their home, WibbiD,ftOn. Clayton White and daua:hter of D. d'ter a ri.ltt witb her fatber Wlll'ft'n, W'eT"e week end a:uesta of soe Boyd, 111Dd ather rettttf'II:L oon. • I • are the pest~ of Hookstown , Pa., tivea. FALL WALLPAPER Routt 124 Potluck Di"nner . Sjmpeoa 1011 Guy, of Dll,.a Not Mr. and Mn. Paul Tribt' and chil· dren, Bob, Ned and Jane, of Athelu, visited Monday evening with their slster-in·law, Mrs. Jere wn- 1 Mila Ba-low Poribnd Park • lfr ..d )lro. hul aoljf, , . . . , SEE US FOR TOUR Farm "• •' and MrL Carl Rig,p ol ~o­ lumbua are tbe ruest• of Mn. Wendell Bt-tzing •nd other rela- SOCIETY Paul (Shorly) ShK1er l'un Everyone· Welcome V.. and lfrL !dnrtl-. POMEROY Sunday, Sepl. I, 1951 luggnge .• Value< To $3.95 . $1.00 itln aJiil BLU' MEN'S UNbANA 8c . Dress ·Pants .... On Sale $1.00 Bon Short S~lze 6 to I~Yalvh t;· S2.f$ STRAW CAPS JSc Limit 4 P6 CUstomer Limit 8 Per Customer $5.95 .. Bib Overolls ... On Sale $1.00 'rim You Must See One T•ble- TheM YDU MuttS.. Sport Shirts . . . . . . . . . . $ .00 Odds ahd Ends ........ $1.00 On• Tabl• Men'•- Valu•st. $4.91 . · Odd; & Ends Summer Jackets ..... ,. $1.00 Men'•- Long and Short Top Stx,l11 loY• Short S~tnw-Size. 2 to 6 -:-Ret, 97c to ~--tf Hose ........... On Sole 11c Sport Shirts ...... . 2 for $1.00 25% TRADE IN ALLOWANCE On Any An Emblemalle RINGS 2$% OfF JUsT A FEW 1.. LOT MEN'S LACE BACK OVERALLS ................. $1.00 l • • • • • • • • • • • ,• • • • • '· Ill lli1a ilt. • Monkey Run Reunion 10 AM Til ???? for the Entire Family ' , I l'nul- 1011. rll<:.~>t h.~ Mr. Mep's While $1.00 DIAMOND nt"" listed the house vacated by tbe Allpauch family, , Mr. and Mrs. Herbett Moore and .son James will Ieavo this week .for Baltimore, Md., where they will visit relativl!s before xo.lng to High \!iew, Deale-, M•1., on t.be Chesapeake Bay for a short visit. Mr. 'and Mrs. Ed l•'arlcy and sons, Madi$on, Ind., ha·ve be~n visiting his parents, Mr. i.nd M~­ Walter Farley. Mr. and Mrs. Horace McElhinny, Leading Creek Road, entert.ained fifteen friends at th~ir home Monday evening when their night blooming cereu,g, blossomed during the evening. WATCH STRAPS WATCJI d.S ntq 1- Kt<P ·' if smd Bill went on c.o their (Ool"Jne-r home in. Dayton , )frJ. K.incaid joined llor son there for a shon visit and Mlchael Parlavoni. p-,.y. Lon, relurned here for an over night viait with thet:D. CoL Kincald joined his family here Frid<~y lor the week end. &!r». C11ther.ine Sbavorln1ky ha11 returned from Cincinnati whf're Jhe attended a. Cancer Sot-iet;; conferener. ·t.tr,, Lawrence Milhoan accomp-anied her houee guests Mr. and Mn. Frank Heider2ott. LI)S Angeln, caHf., to columbus Tues-day wh-ere she will visit thl' StaLe Fair. Mt"S. Eoarl Bra.don. Cincinnati. who has been visioting in Pcnmylvanla is a house r;uest or her sis ter, Mn. c. R. Youna: and Mr Young. She was broueht bere hM" nephews, Allen Young, l Youngstwrn and Fred Young or Erie, Pa. Mrs, Bcaxton will remain here until after the family reunion and celebration of C. R Youne's birthday next Sunday. A family dinner will b~ hJ>ld on Sunday at the Young home and relativea from norther II OhiO and Penmlvania are expected. ·Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley took thelr siln, Earl , to C()lumbus , where he wiU atten4 the State Fa.ir 111 nd visit Mf'. and Mn. Brook!' McKinley and Mr. ar.d Mr.s. Aaron Sheets. Mr . .and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd d d hte M · ·· an aug r, : anapne wen vt~l· tors in ColuinbU8 )lohday and attended the State Fa ir. .Mr. 4md Mn. Edward Alft)augb and children who bave been li11 in&' in die Coats houie On- Front Strnt are moving Sunday to the Sooth. Robert ,. Seabert, band dlr· ector or Rutland Schools, hu en- -- ___ tdn. L I. 'Reynold• .,,. •••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • I • :I • • GIVI HIM THE LUGGAGI "• ' • • THAT OUT·TRAVELS ALL OTHERS • • ................ • I • •. ., ' •; • • • • • t1.ilO Value M!6 •nd M.u. !ohn Kincaid and famuy and Mr. b4 MTJ . !IUllard Wlldennuth and cltildren. Tom and Bill oame earlier i.n the turnmer for a · ;·Samsonite Trade In Allowance For Any Old Strap Or Metal Band ON NEW EXPANSION BAND oNi: l.o'i' ruNos 15% OFF > $1.00 I LOT I LOT 1 ONLY-NEW .. . MIDf~ aqd BO~ , q~!()JS Pomh~ ~ot~ Universl' ·· ~., !:-t' ~and' Westefn Denims . IEWHilY !4 PAICl Swim !l'runks' ......... $1.00, ~•_n's Tl11- 55c .. 2 for:$j1 . COSTUME 4 .... $J.OO (APS Voluealfl 1 GIIOUP MEN'S EXTIIA Get 40 Piece setvice For 8 RO!i~VILL~ ovil~ ·l>ll<kUl !leg. ' • $1.00 ) $ t WINC:~ISTJR Wlt!o S<ope , •.•.....•..•• ,., , · '48.18 '. Society FOlio I LOT . To $5.95 35c 3 PAIRS FOR UI.Ob $59.75 2 for $toO ·. . I DOUBLE BARREL - ••• 'S SlACKS Pttijtiiiii Wid& PHI PDblM T1lft!J H.41~k Syr-.t Shim $1.98 Stniw Hah ........... ,$1.«10 lnofQ. IUPDSTOIANDOOlwllh ..... 52 PIECE SERVICE . ·FOR 8 WATCH STRAPS Values To a8.95 . lEAR ARCHEltT IQUIP-T 3 IUU.,Witml r-lolt lnamtlttl HfDJAtcill, ~INUM IHI!.VIS. ~.SIAL DOOI- open• hM I .• SILVER fl.Oil Volue LIMITID TIMf ONLY 10 ONLY Nationally Adverlilled Brond ,Nallonolly Ad•. bardlnes. tilt I lalt Jllr'l mtiii- Aug. 30-31 AT fRI. · & SAT. AUG. 30·31st i MEN'S SPORT and DRESS SHIItTS Lung and Short Sleeve (or Work and Play Clialnllray•; ltnlts and Ga. IOT• .....,_. lftMI'' Middleport ·~ • SAN RAFAEL, Calif. UP- The Marin County Board or Supervi· GET READY FOR THE AUNTING SEASON •... .$ 2nd STREET POMEROY, 0. "Middle of Upper liiO<k" ... I GROUP OF $279.95 $5.50 ' Mrs: William · Stewart, Clifton, W. Va. On Warner-Color) FEARS TRAFFIC JAM Tha Mallon' I Favorite it ' lllreaular price of ,339.91 .. and SATURDAY '-' . "JUST A GOOD PLACB TO TRADE" ' "SANTIAGO" l:ovi in prl6e 'IfF'~ ..,~, Middleport Department ·StOle VIEW FROM POMP!Y'S HIAD -alSo- i LAST WliK'S WIIIINrlt - Thurs. & Fri. nupti11J FRIDAY Each Week For llotenlnt at :30 -a\soloel McCrea VlrKinia )4avo ''COLORAE)O TERiliTORYil' Alan Ladd , Dr-wint l'ch · uNay · Rouah.lJarrlf).llfer DAY$ SPECIALS • Nothing To Buy • Come In ami Register e·You Need Not~ ';:sent to Win TONIGHT Richard Etan . We Are Giving Away A '39.95 SHOP .. 't'• FREE L&Z · Courl & . lind Wll held at the bomt of Ule brlde't ptletltl, ll.r. aftd )ln. Lloyd R111.1•1t-l Bt~)>.rt<oll;o~lo: The brJde'• table WIJ covered wlth llelful'Tay. hmeroy, a bl.n~-embtoidered imported llnWolpert, 'Hn. R L. CLE.tiiANC~ KAL~ CONTI!III.Jf)B en cloth. A ll)vely · &rrfli!Jement and daul(hm-, Jaetie, of centtred the tt.blt, and eo~bted Jane Wolf, Mrs. Jene of white llterl 111d stock, with Mrs. VlrJinla Sharbaueh, emerald foliage, aad flanked on Mra. Spencer, June and F.:dtlther si,de wltb three-branch all- ward M. Spnncer, Sue Lehew, Mrt. Y_e r etDdlelabraa holdint tall white W. R. Profltt, Sally Proffitt1 'Ruth il'r. l'OMEROl ~pert. The ro.--Uelfed weddina: Sayre, ¥r1. Donald A. Smith, Mrs. -....11 ~ke wu topped wltb a miniature R. F. Bryant, Mn. J. L. Stewart, bt-lde lind frDD"-JudJ ""· Mfa. A. B. WoOdrum, Ur_s~ J . 'M. cUbbtge ,of Bllr~r-- Mn. N. o. Wein, Mis1 ~oldye . ftn. Ohio, aunt of 'lhe bride, and Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Hennan Layne, Mrs. C. M. Adima, Jr . of New Ha- Mrs. Letta kolUib, Mr. md Mra. ven prel.lded at the punch bowl. John Fry, Margery BurtUWorth, Aides were Mn. John Fry, aunt Mr. and Mrl. Larry Bates ot Plea\ of 1be bride, Mill Jane: Wolf of .ant City, · Ohio. Maaon, cousin of the bride, and Mra. lbrtha Juhling, Mr. and Miu Suunne Wolpe-rt. Guests Mrs. Cl;-de Foley, Mra. K. J. ~re reglatered by Miu Phyllis Scott, Mn otUe Rou.h, Mi.. Sally Froelich of :Dover, Oblo. Rowh, Mi.11 PbyUIJ Froelich of Orgaa mutic durint:· the re!!ep- DoYer, Oblo . •r . aniJ Mra. Philip tlon wae played by Mrs. Harry. Wolpert, Mr. and Mrs. Boy M. and Miss Suzanne Wolpert. • Jr. and Carol Atm, Rochestthose re(fistering at the er, Y.; Mr. and JUre. Harry Mickey De Wine, Layne, S8tulh Lou Roush, Sheldon Ohio; Mr. and Roush, ?.lary K. Swigert, Jane David and Moker, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hibbard Rocbests-, Affleck Of '.:prlngfield, O.ldo. Mrs. Thomas Grinstea<l, Mr . and Mn. 8oh J9hnston and daughtera, Vicki and .Nan, Mr. aod Mrs William Powell, ¥"~ .Grinstead: Shelby Grinstead, Mrs. Pblt Batey Mr. and Mn.- 'rom l.l(!ffman, Mn: f', {\· Batey, Mr. atld Mr1, Donald > RoWIJu Mr. litd Jbs. Delblort Dot· ' ae;-. arut. Mtfi. Ra)'lDEd Pe-· \tn . .fnmea F. ~ads, . and Hertel ltenaerSOb, tb of Point Pleasant, Jon Wal·ner of Tennestee, Ralpb R. Furtu&on, Ak· ron, Obitt; J'onatban B. Howes, Jim RobiDSon, Mr. and Mtl. James biehl, _,liriunie Fry, Shirley Lyons, w.... ...nr..•.- .......... J~IE Rou1h, JCaren DtV!4, GaUl· polis, Ohie; , Mr. and MJ1. 'Tom .., te ..... · - ,. .,. for Garrison, Sarah Roush Dawson, tht " ' f bftt In , ...... wnt Mrs. James Roulh, Ch4rlene Dlehl u. r. aitd !Irs. C. M. , Ad•ms, Jr.', •lid ltyl .. thet pl.... .. -o: M rs. B. R. Vance, Mrs. W•id Cun· AIL ,., sc..Mi ... f nin.ham, Mri:. B1.1tz ·aDd Mr. and Mrs. Ho)zeimer ot :R:Ot-&eater, N. Y. and Miu Ruth KarweiCb, also of Rochel!lter l Fot 'Men lnd ilo)'ll 'Dress Be&ter For Less'" 6-J Cincinnati -a-t Philadelptaa nltt -Lawrhce 11-11 w-1 Hadrlix 10..10 St. L(luis at Pittsbutgh illgbtJackRon 12-6 vs Klil}e IJ..-13. Thurlday's Cimes No gam~-; scherlu\ed AMERICAN LEAGU! • Knll 4 The reeepUon fOUOWinl high In value ·i; RIIF$ end T•SHIRTS v • .. otter • vilit with Cetmt In Now 'to Outfit . Tout Children With Bock-TaSthAI Shoes ....,~ 1-·· Both were .In top physical eonW L Pet. Gl dltion and eonfident of tuh!inJ in 1pl.'pre•ive perforllJinees in· hopes 77 47 .621 'JO ~!5 711 70 M 83 62 . AtThe Home Of •day.., .... Tom and Bill let! Sun· for their h()ult in AtllJt&too. ~ cbtllT LEAOUW !' Milwaukee St. Louis . . Rous~-Ba'rringer R"ception H.. ld "'I" PHILLIP SISTERS or wwinlng added jj:fature in 126-pou~ division. Bostofl'f TOi"nln)' Ti"bbil, whom he had ilefeated lit an . e.arlilr bout. IY UNITED PREU , - ' OO!..LAB DA'l'· BUYS! ~2. 95 P}i11e Slips ............ . $1.59 Cottitn Bl~uais ........ .. $1.49 Nyfon ond Dacron Blouses .. . ... . $1.95 Fight Results· ly-ret!Nd BDbby COW"Cheme, will 0. A8 R. H_,_ Pc,t. be ll'l'6i!ti~J Gomes rat '-the peak of 116 868 B6 ItS ~ the Prortde~ pu.fietlet's career. 1~ 420 118 Ill$ J7B ~ b&J. been bealeh orily bY 1 DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy.!(fddl\port, 0., Auft. 1957 -11 AT LEAST HE TRIED GARFIELD, N . J. UP - GeorJe Earles, •1. tried tqo hard to be By Unltod ~roit • helpful Tueiday. He erabbed a burnint bedconr from a neigh. ' NEW ORLEANS-- llotlrlbor's •partment, put it in his car guer., 1491,1, New OriWlJ, tto&ped and drove to a fi.re boule where Ernie Smith, 1!55, Pltta:bltteh '(8), the blaze wa" put out. Poliee later a"1'ealttl Earles on 1 drunken drlvln,e eb1r1e . cluding a homer, in four a~·ba*' for the Red Sox in Tuesday ni•ht's 7·5 victory over Detrolt while Mantle had only one bit in four BOSTON UP-Third-ranked l.siat-bats fur the Yankees in t., t'i r ~to Martinez ruled a slight flavor12·6 victory over the White S ... . · 'n snap Harold Gome-s' Williams thus gain one p<•i:1 ,_· 12 straight victories in tbelr II ~ .lijl(); Mantle sUpped . one point I G-round natio:n-:dl:r-televised fe•· to .3'76, and the prevtoul!l two-point therweieht dael tohiP,t at Booton margin betwe~ them was dou· Aftb•. bled . · Bin. Martinez, who holds. Wins sta~~~e's how the two sluQera ewer Jte Chestnut and the recent· 4 ... No matttr how fOr ht ffa¥tl1, Sam1onire ketpa ltlg~d l&olc•llt'• sfl"'ftq-strorig enough ataru:f on. ScUfij ean'lloit ios ""billlr<hon·loothtr" IIndh. lplofi ~IIO)Ipoo• wll~ ,P1d!lmp cloth. And his clolhoo •tay lrt•h thonb to 4~t~Jt-proof tongtH·In11rOO¥e to clontrW Mollo'• 2-pfoco Mt •• , $44.50 A. Two.Sult• ••. $2J 6. Qulcl-Trlpptt ... , llf..50 ...... V.I.P, Catt .•• $1f.JO • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mtft'' JovrntYfl' •.. $27 ..!10 . .f.llltl'ictJ llllllltll Baker Furniture I Dn The Briglitest.¢orner In Middleport •• • DON'1'. FORGET THOSE BA£K.Ifo ·S£HOOL ITEMS Boys Western Boys Ivy Leogue DUNGAREES · ·· · · · $1.69to $2.95 TROUSERS . ...... ... .. . . ' Boys Lnng Sleeve ' $3.9~ Boyl SPORT SHIRTS $1.95 to $2.95 HOSE . . . ..... . . . . . . . 25c to 39c ' ' �' • racuse, Meigs CGunly, Oh io, un~ said villaa in the fli'J!"e&ate 1um rejed .II'DY and all bids. Mr. and !.frs. William Baker and romlly. at tbelr cottage ot , til 12 :00 o'clock noon of Sep-1 rd $34.200 dated June 1~. 1957, The prindpal amount of the have returned home after a visit Buckeye Late. Mr. and Mn Wil"'NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS tember 13, 1957, ins lNid of Au- numbered from t to 40, inciU!IIve i~aue will be reduced by tbe with their son and daughter-in- liam Grate and son, Jame.1, who payments or law, Mr. and Mrs. John Bater, accompanied ti1em have Hlturned Sealed proposals will be re- gust 9, 1957, as prl:'vwusl y ad- Of tile denomination of $1,000 amount of cash eelve4 at the offi<'e of tbe Vii- v~rtised , for the purch ase of each, -except bond No. I of the &sleSJiments made p:·ior to the Legal Notice lale I Clerk of the Village of Sy- VI atcrwork.s Assessme nl B.onds or I~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I l' June and the 15th day of Decem- ber of eaeh lo Aeouti!ul sfloes do so much give you that well-dressed look ••• 1 so choose yours now from out loll collecfton. We"ve sfloes in exciting sty!es ••• floHering shopes ••• lovely leathers. COLONNADE .; Graccfulh· an·heli at thr (')ru;tici;o:ed • . _ gracefully curved .lcross thr vamp, bold continental s-cam. Soft a:s a shadow follow thi:s !Shoe! I (969) • in a l<t )lrrcd toe flat Sashay this way with a rib-bih! Soft. scooped and so vt•ry slender. As adverti~ed in &!venlL'f:n . • Many Bargains During "\ • DOLLAR DAYS SASHEEN commencing Any one oesmng tG do w may present a bid or bids for sai<l bonds based upon their beninj;l a different rate of interest than th&t hereinabove spcdfit:d. provld ed that where a fractional intere ~ t rate is bid , such fraction shall be one·quarter Gf one per cent or a multiple thereof. Said bonds are Wued in anticipation M the colleetlon of special assessments heretofore levied for the purpose or cOnstructing watet· mains and laying water pipe in streets of the village lor the waterworks distribution system of the village, under authority of thl" general Jaws of the State of Ohio, particularly Sections 133.01 to 133.48, inclusive, o( the Revised Code, and under and pursu .. n.t to an ordi-nance No. 12~. adopted by the council or said village on Both principal and intere~>l arc payable from Hmltcd taxes at the Office Gf the Vtllage Treasurer, Syracuse, Ohio. All bids must be aecompani~cl by a bond or certified check, payable to the village, equal to atleast one {1%) per cellt of the bonds .bid for, upon condition tltat ll the bid Is accepted the fiscal oHieer wUI deliver to the successful bidder, within three weeU of the award, a complete, certified transcript of the proceedi ngs, showing the bondl to have been legally issued, and the bidder will receive and pay for such bonds pS maY be Issued as abover set forth, within 30 days of the award, .taid bond to be forfelted oJ" said check to be retained by the vlll11ge If said condi-tion i&. not fulfilled; or said checlt to be returned promptly at the request of the successful bidder If the transcript Is not delivered within the tltne apeci£1ed herein . TtJ,e village reM!rves Ihe right t9 Hair Styling COLD lt AVE ood MACIIINE PERMANENTS ond t"RI. & SAT. I J year , December 15, 1957, and maturing on December 1~ each year, as follows ; $1.700 in 1958; $l.!i00 from 1959 to 1969. inclusive, and $2,000 from 1970 to 1977, inclusive. July 2. 1957. (936) ·l numbered 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24 or the denomination of $M)O eat:h, bearing interest at the rate o( foor (4%) per cent per annum, paya.blft semi...annually on the 15th day of or - 1'- denominatiQn o! $1,200 and bonds Hair CuHing MARGUERITES SHOE SHOP WARNER'S BEAUTY SHOP Pomeroy W. 2nd St. l 1 date ot sale, in whiC>h event substantially equal annual maturities will be retained. The bond:i are offered subject to this condition. No conditional bids will be received . The approving opinion or Peck, Shaffer & William!, bond attorneys ol Cincinnati, Ohio, will be furnished to the su«essful bidder at his expense. ' Bids should be sealed and endorsed: "BID FOR ·WATERWORKS ASSESSMENT BONDS.'' Richard Duckworth Village Clerk Syracuse, Ohio. (8) 21, .2ft. (9) 4, 3tc I Only Reg. $8.00 $4.98 Volue SUN GLASSES 80 GAL. CAMERA Values To $2.98 POOL With nash Attachment 79c $1.19 $1.09 $11.00 Voluc 1 ASSORntENT INTERCOM TOYS SYSTEM Values To $4.93 Reg. $7.95 79~ 2 fOl" $1.00 79c 59c "FIX IT" CAR VIV LIPSTICK RADIO Reg. $1.95 ' I Only Reg. $6.00 CtOSt:OUT CRYSTAL PENS $1.09 $1.09 U.85 Value Toy BALL POINT RONSON LIGHTER & CASE :I-KODAK FIELD $1.09 11-$1.00 WOOD~N ODD and CASES SHOWER TOGS COUNTER 39c 39t 9t END WALGREEN AGENC'( B. MAIN ST. POM,EROY ' ON ALL SMALL APPLIANCES IRONS • TOASTERS FRY PANS • • phone 197 • 'T'w7: I h.. 40•40 Gl"' heeded 1 ( -"~can li270·J . _ ...!:_26·3~ 1 and tO< 18) E 1 w!nr;[dment IN~URANCI! POMEROV Olds Super "88" $2,4.9.5. 2 dr. Hard Top. Power steering end brakes. Hytlnmati.e drive. A fine au tomobile.• Blaettnars, 8:.23-6tc Pomeroy. . "'Bv tht Hour - --:---:- Conv. Cpe. Like new light blue finish with n~w blue top , and all leathrr !;eats. Hydramatic sharp looking. dl'lve . Really FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUG. 30-31 Bblettnal'll. Pomeroy. 8·23-6t.r P1ekt.Lp. $795. Nearly new paint job. Not u flaw or hlemish . Blael1nars. Pomeroy. 8-23-6tc 1953 GMC lh ton t CHARCOAL Reg. 98c Bamboo LAWN RAKES LAWN RAKES 66c 98c ----------------t l • LICENSE [ • HOLDER i LUNCH BOXES l .Reg. $2.98 t Now 39c I.AUJ ES SPI"lCIAL 45 Piece Karen Stewart Is Hostess At Farewell Party $2:66 $4.98 BIKE BASKET Bl KE Now 98c Reg. $2.79 $2.19 I.AY THE~I AWAV !"OR CHRISTMAS Phone '\ii .age roy, olanks. . Hull ou~ d 8-:0.31e . and two ~~om ' QUICK! . Open 1 Days A Week• II Cust.om Waverly Mobile HOiflt Sale.s ; w~,-~ v~0'~ 1 o Po-me8-24-Stc 0 . Phone :!4851 , '2-23.tJ 7 -29t~ aRA vELY t dACTOR SALES and S!!!rvice. R. A. Fi.nlaw. lUI ~. blain St., Pomeroy. 7-24-:.!'hl':. PEACHES...(}V~) 1 We are picking Belle of Ceorgla and ElbertA peaches. Bring container. Webster Fruit Farm 3 mt. east of Chester, 0. 'l'elephone YU·:S3201 Chester, 0. II':===~~=;-:::;::::;:8:.·2:0:·t~fJ r~~ targ-;,-.Plnk Mexicans, non-ada. Seccmtl House Eil.s1 from seh'lol hQu~:~e. Wtj., H. Holmes, Syracu!re, Ohio. QUICK SERVlCE L'n Wa..ch hepairing h7 Fadory . Trained watchmaker, OOIJ.JNS JEWE LERS. Ptmeroy \ -3-U ·- WANTED: Meigs County McNess Dealer. Make -"good money, be your own boss, sell this up-todate line of· sealed Medicin es , Vitamins, Food Products, Bntshes, BroOms in your selected localit~·. u.~e your car and our capital. Applicant.B being accept · 1 "ed now. Write "o r call Gil Snair, 132 Elm St., Lancaster. Phone ror Relit - SEAT COVERS FORt FREE~ CORD·O-TEX .llffy Seat Coven Reg. $6.95 j \ THlS -W~E~ . ~ND Mil• Nort11 •• ,..,..,., Go4NI Cloon Used Can AU Motes md Mod81J METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES 8·27-.ltp WE BU Y .'ITIIUCTURAL t IIAMI ~E ·.I Ill --- They hllven"t ~en the altic. " "'....__ Tt: . Ask thetn -but don t I th2m wh'j.•! . .. •• "• Ll"t'I"LE OdPHAN AN Nit. -- CLEMEtHriE f iiiE'R'E L&VIHG, DOH'T '100? ~IT1..l!E 0,00 I(IUIJ QUITE A "MlP 'FORE WE HT eiV'u;u;rrJON- .. attending . Attendin..-: were the four hostesSf'S, Ruth Sayre, Hose Hoffman, Betty Oavb, Glorabelle Rotfsh, r M:tJ.., PBf.l ~owell aqd 1\[rs. Ray pi'IJl11Jti?IJsutlng'1t!f'ts bul nul atJ tendin g were June Spe n<"cr, Marilyn Fogleso ng RIH.I Suzanne Woiperl. .•'• --- - ' ' ••• • \ Heath Methodist WSCS Program Pl,ans Completed PrOgrli.ms for the coming yeAr for the ·Women's Society~ of Chri~ tian Service were completed when the Program Committee and the presiderit. Mrs. Bruce Llord, nwt at . the Heath Methodist Church MondaY. even..lng. :'ot:n. Carron Swanson, vlce-pr<'s· ident, is program Chairman and committee members who were present inc.Juded Miss Be~s San~ born, chairman of Literature and Publications· Mrs. John Ketchka. chairman of Social Relations and LO<lal Church Activi.ties; Mrs . Em· erson Jones, chairman of Statll!i of of \he Finance committee of the w.s.c.s. ror Thursday at ,,ao at •p Heath rhurch with Mrs. &. M. om==-., Blake, treasurer, as cha irman. FMnl llf KING Gi ve it a~. or put !t in or J.llra. Lloyd has called a meeting OH IQ VALLEY jUNK CO ittea.tbo ..Men. •• • • • By ~=~('~~T.~H~AT'S NANCY WHY 50 SAD. SLUGGO 2 A~L MY Cl.OTHES ·HAVE PATCHES NOTHING TO Se ASHAMED OF---LOTS OF FOLKS HAVE PATCHES BY ERNIE BUSHMILLII I KNOW--BUT I"M EVEN MY PATCHES HAVE PATCHES . STI~L WORSE OFF ~HULTZ JUST NEVER 6ET USED TO 60lNG BAREFOOT<D.. i JJ J r • • • • · \ - ABBIE - • •--.- ·~ -·j • I .. ·- . , .~. --~ BESSIE SEEMS ·~ Pius Fed. Tax 1 ONLY . MOORE'S 'PREMIUM·NYLON TIRES R~Uo 670x15 760x15 List ... . . $28.00 $33.90 ' 'Now I ' Reg. List $23.95 710xl5 .... $.11.05 $18.95 820 ar 800xl5 37.30 <PLUS FEDERAl, TAX) . $5.00 DOWN PUTS . ~ PAIR 9N YOUR· .CAR By _BRANNliR AND TUBES NOW ONLY $1.00 Dr. Alston Tracy Is Visitor Here of . W. MAlN ST. ' ,.. .' , ·,. - ·' • • • ·- and will women. ~p iftON- MIT~ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith "nd Mark. Mr. and Mr1. Joe Stewart. ..plain to major. 'YO'-· 130 MONTHS UNCONDITIONALLY.GUARANTEED) . Kay, Syracuse, and W''.ma Rlght· house, Pom9fQ~, RFr, were joined at the churth by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vo&lCSOII..I a ad daughter, ~:o:---"""':-:----------------------..1' m«ed from NAMEL~ Regular $3.39 up INNER TUBES FOR $1.00 WITH EACH NEW NYLON TIRE PURCHASED Mrs. Arnott and Mrs. Knopp attended this church when they were alrls and the paat,9r was \he gnndf1ther of the pr'e sent putor, the Rev. C1rlo11 Baldwin. A ballll:et dinner waa served at noon and the program was held In the afternoon a.fter the morning worship aervJCea. Mr. and. Mrs. Knopp, Mrs . William Swl11her and son, David, and Mr. and Mn. Frank Arnott, Mrs. Pauline McCUntock and daughter , pi'o- MAN 1N T"HE: w::JRLD, . SCYo\ETIMES I THINK i"LL 670 xIS 'TANDAJD CUSHION · ·· · · · $13.33 Now $4.95 .....a F·actory Capped with 114 ,Level GradiY A Cold Rubber Fully Guaranteed For 6 Months ,5.00 DfWN PU'l'S A PAIR ON YOUI\ CAR 828 3tp GRUESER BLOCK CO. SNOW TIRES 600x 16 · · · · · · · · · · ·' · · · · · · · · · · · · $12.88 670x 15 · · ··· · · · · · · · · · · · · •· · · · · · $13.118 710xl5 ··········· ·· ·· ····•· $14.88 DOLLAR DAYS I< d lj ll., CO M[ FH' /'v'OST IM PA.W T I"'-JT be wed to ',larvin McFarl and or New Haven on Thursday, August 29. Decorations befittin g the oecasion at the shower consistt'd of a table centered with bride and groom dolls. A white satin ribbon extendf'd from one C'nd the table to tP,e center represeQ.ting the aisle of the church with ' ~he bride and groom at the end. Four . bridesmaids dolls and r.1iniature baskets of frc.sh flowers were placed at various plnccs on the 1tnble. After the honored guest hud opened her girts, rerreshments of fruit punch and light. colored brownies topped with ire cream and sauce were served 10 those CONCJ!,ETII: BLOCKii ,, ll<af.:old 11.-_ Dr-. <.1ot~ Clinton Fl:sber, KktdlePGl'\Pbono 82b!IJL - h I If MOORE'S SUBURBAN FULL CAPPED MUD aod • OL H037--.---- 8-13-U 4·Room bo•JBe, 3 aCJ'el, gljrden. $3!S per r,tonth. At Apple Grove. See Alex Wheeler. B 28 31.c All Reduced - -- -- Built Kitch·e;-·Kitrhen~ ch!u,gned for your home. l"ret! utlmates. Forerr.an & Abbott . B-6-tf Phone 6284-Y. -_ ltADlO 1-: _11!:LI!:VISIUN S~R~lCE, Phon" l.JO, Cleland. Appliance Store, l .uli W. M..ain St.., Ron•.aor IL~~:::=~=::-=~ - - ---TU-24688. -... TIRM.ITE5 E'XTERM.INAT!D For frt"e inspection ph ..me 383-M, (',ilmor-c Supply Slol'e. Pomeroy. A II work guarahtted. Fully in.sured. Vaughan's Industrial and Rell:i deJ.tia l Termite Control Ser· vice, St Marys, W. Va. 7 2~ lf trailers. FREE DI!UVERY - No. 7. gal. 98c · Mn. Allen Knopp, Middleport, And her alatPr, 'Mra. Frank Arnott, Sy.r aeuae, and their families at~hded the Cine hundred and tlftl· · eth annlve1'14J'y at tha Mount 'Pteao~~aht Baptist Churth at Greasy Ridge In Lawrence County I sunday. - Apartment for rent: Partly furnished or unfurnished . Inquire at Ross Ke'Y1tone Filling Sta· tion at Five Points. State itt. TO FIT MOST CARS -, G ~ t .t'PAL 5uL LI...K)()5E, t.10N ALLfV '::P:h~on~e~C=h=e~s:hl:r:e:7:·7:4;7:r~~ Sail}' . Shirley Lyons. Diane Proffitt C'apehlrt. ~Iss PowCII e i!UGE SELICTION Many recoqditioned U!Jed one 114lfor~- ANTI FREEZE INS'rALLED Save $100 to $1000 One, Two and Three Bedrooms. lar'e stock mu!it go. Bring your desires 11.nd your problems, move In tomorrow. Try us. we're dealing on the very low· est possible terms! • TE"N WIQTHS Fo.ur. roon\ -· hollfe. -and bath, gas . heat. Lineoln' ltei&"hts. P,'borie' 330-M. - · •· .. -. 8-2.7-!tc Bonollde Methanol Local Residents Attend Church Anniversary VIRGIL WAMSLEY •Truck Loading Equipment • Back-Hoe Semee eDurnp Truck Service • ....VIlli a.n.r For ....,... 98c bosteaeea. 386, t-;··55thouganli BTU automallc : fuel oit heuter wi1h blower and • · t~tnlts. Like new. · Carl Morris, BICYCLES ON CREDIT OR LAY-AWAY $1.00 DOWN eGradlnc • Ditch Dijilng Buy Now! FOR SALE _.... Apples. :t'Jew Ha· nn Orchard, New Hvven. Phoue !=or Sc;;;e Hand made pillow slip :, , cushion covers, aprons, crochet articles. ,- Make lovely gifts. Also buffet ·\ in good condition. Dailey's U.k·~ i"Racine Road. ·· ·t·B·27·3tc "---~nc usOO Hot.point Clothes Dryer iJJ. good condition, 2 used Fuel Oil Heaters complete wilh stor- GOOSE HORNS EwinJC, Dale Justis, Faye L,yons, Tommy Knopp, Carolyn Zutpan, Patty Newland, ~tty Davis; Shirley Lyons, Ann New· land, Shirley Dodson, Eugene Rayburn, Rannle Martin, Ralph Stewart, Mra. Delt>ert Dotson, Mn. Ferri• Jua~ia, Mra. Helen Stewart, the honoreea, ~nd the Phbne Refrigerator and Simmons sofa. Phone 6251-M 8 28 3tc llual Toned inS' IJ'ommy NiP~t ~ANO, Now 98c BIKE TIRES Now $29.95 IQ) 26"x2.125 and Ail Other Sizes Reg. $1.39 • WJ2T 'IOSt-X, o>UJ ...Jis.DODGE • PLYYOUTH as u INNERTUBE Reg. $1.19 Open Stock Was ~9.95 Phone BASKETBALL and HOOP 15"xiO""x5" Bootonware Set (8bl Auto~ervices · ·- _.__ ....---_ l 'bour s Mw~•t<Ias soNs cu.-pay u vrretker ~rvlce. BRIQUETS 10 lb. bag 98c Dale Evans & Roy Rogers By AL CAPP Miss Janf! Powell of New Raven wa~ honored with a sururise bridal shower on Friday nl~ht , August 23, at the hofl\e of ~ iss Sally Prnffilt in Mason. tlostl"sses lo the persnnal shower were the bridesmaids for the comin~r w('clding: Sharon Berry. Contracr• Trailen r ~954 Pontiac & Star Chief. $1.395. A potluck clinner nrade ice cream and cake were served at 6 p. m . after which a short busine.ros session was held with Mrs. Herbert Miller, president, presiding. Plans were made for the auditing committee · to meet at the home of Mrs. C. E. Clark for the semi-annual audit of the books. A round robin gCl well card was sent to 1\lrs. John Chase. The quarterly birthtlays will be obsrned at the next meeting with a potluck clinncr honoring MrJI. A. V. Howell and Mrs. Thom-~ as Cook. Present were Mrs. Clark, Mr.;. W. R. Dnvis. Mrs. Codk, Mrs. Richard Campbell , Mrs.. Elmer Wick ham : Mrs. Guy Reynolt.Js, Mrs Howell, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Claudt• Darst. Mrll. Thomll9 Goetlcin, Mrs. Minnie Neutding ancl ML~ s Clara Zier. AGENCY Jane Powell Is Honor Guest At Bridal Shower 8-23-6\c ~966 Part. LIL AB:\ER Radney Downing (211 Real Estate Pomeroy. The annual picnic of Jan~ Howell Tent Daughters of Union Veterans wa~ held Mond;oy inro at the WbU~ tbere D:i'. Tracy W&l ~-- (81 Aut.) Sales Jane Howell Tent Annual Picnic Is Held On Monday Reed Hoopital. · Real Estate Braker PERCOLATORS W. MAIN ST. 0t110 - -- ---== (FOR 5AL!I =-:cc -;--;;:-. Plr.., A"tomoDIIe, HMfttl For Restaurants or SchoOls: New Baby silting wanted' by day. Fu:! ACCIDENT Truck tire found on Rlcine Road. stainless Refrigerator. 32 cu. or part time. Phone 286 . \..lh. Cawalty and ..... Contll<'t Matt Hendtil'ks, Ht. No. fl. , 2 door, complete, with unit :-8-·2:-0-6-:-'tp-=-==--=-· = - - 1. RaCine . 0 . 8-27-3tp · wu '$950.00 now $MO.OO. Guar- Wanted-PAPER fL~NGir>.G - 2.5 ht MIDDLIPORT, OHIO anteed. JACK'S REFRJGERAYfi:D'!l e;q;erience. Free e•· i &1"-M P'HONES 6211 TWN, NEW HAVEN TU-23537 . mates. L. V. Reisin,r•r, Racir. • 1956 Buick VB Cen tury , $2.595. 8-19·2$tp 1 Box 124. Ohio. 7-5- ' 2 dr. Hard Top. Trade-in from satisfied Buick owner on new - - -·- :-Bukk. Dynaflow drive . Blat•tl113A ANt.>s land- Broom h ou s \' n-an, PomeJ"Oy . 8-23-6\e hot an-d l'Oid wa1 er , ContaC1 Jean MarUn , lH . No 1, Rutland , Ohio. 8-22-6-to 1952 Buicks as low as $69!1. Choice. (}f fi~~e good cars. Blaettn_.rs, CLELANDS APPLIANCE STORE Pomeroy -=- ---·- - - lar~tDPfOI.I lolw-aDC:a Age..cr, lei l.nst & Found MIXERS SAUCE PANS COFFEE MAKERS - r..... '"" uk for CASIL Columbus were Weekend ~tue~h. of hls parents, Mr• .and Mrs. E. J ..Tracy, ~all Run. They were enroute home from Washinaton, D. C., When thh attended the Reserve Ofliceh Tralnln1 . Camp beldJ at Waltfr l Hta,._.,.,_,.. for lam•'Mllte LuKSAje - Lane Cedar t;hnta- LAU WlDdow FansFrlgldulre Refrlaerato.rL a.hr FurnJtuf'e, Middleport, Ohio .f. 29 tf -,-.,---,.,----, Loyal Order of the ~oos~ Is aponsorlng a Ham Shoot, Sunday , Sept. 1 at the Roy Frecker farm on Bashan Ruad . 1 'til dBrk . 8 2~ 3tc ' 1120tll Insurance Cue John Deere co-op ~n - Waltre" woan ted . 21 ~;r over . Ex'lrd .' lnte-matlcnal: wood Bra- j peri enced Apply in penon a! Mlddle"pflort . P'Jrt • Aa1Dm~u .. tbertJ, other Farm Muhlnery , Home RestauranL H-27-3\J' BonN. Phoot '1315-X &-t.o4f But ,Goodwin. 6 miles from Wll- 1 Wanted a mid~age. woma n tu C1J~...F.'TE Jnauranet- Protection., kC'liiV~IIe on Rt. 689. Tel . Wll - • ahare the home w11H me . Om· Life, AuttJ, P'ire, Polto. C.U Don kesvt le 4564. 8-%7-6'" who can do bousew(;rk. Mrs. J M1\ll, llittdle;ort. ObLO. l''O.R .SALE", Bedroom House. ! D. Rou.tb. Racine . R. D. No. 2. City . Watf'r, II!D.s furnace, gw; we~! 8·27·3tc_ _ mrneral~ open . sa acrE-s. Vtrg:t! Girl or mlddl~ - aged --w-oma n to al· Teaford, Syl'&euae. 3X &-27-3t r slst wlih care of mother for 2 Skill drill- nearly new; Blf- " months. Live in. Furnish refSkil1 saw; 20 •• fan kit with mo· e1•ences Mrs. H. 0 . Bunon, ~ut · land Rt . 1 B 26 3tc tor ; 100 ft. W. P. bl!lebo"rt.l ; 100 ft . 4''; OG eave trouih. -Ail WAN1'ED : CARJUER-Girl or boy b)rgaiml tl: . K. Rassell, ltoo.te 7. for Rut1and Route . Contact The near lligh\YJ\Y aaraa;e. 8 26 3tc Daily Sentinel. 8 12. lf AUTOMATIC color Slide Projet- 1953 Buicks as low as $895. Five lint> c:.~rs, trade-in from sat·is· Ji1•d owners. Blaettnars, Pomf'- I roy. 8-23-0tc Dr. and Mra. Allton Tracy STARKS DRUGS 10~ DISCOUNT· a...,,. eMCn m eva _____!:!4-6tc Want ride or riders from "Middleport to O~ i o Univenity . Contact Wm. Hamrick. Galllpolb 136413. l _. -- ~tc DOLLAR DAYS Get a lou here ol $S50 . .. tGI' ...., ~- P•r bil1L BU7 barpina.. '!'beD oal:r oae place to pay .•. f.U-U • month orr. ~ populas 24~peJ!Mid plm. Or repay 1utel' if you wilb. It'1 up to you. Afk about our low• C08\ car financing. You bliflltl fl W• wpplr it. You're &mODI bimd. Ernest Covert, Manager 124 E. Main Sl --- - - - No hunttn2 ~ay or night on my ' fa~ . Mlnme Hohnt.n, Racine . Ohio. $100 ... $300... $500 ...• 1000 WANT SOME CASH ~. A farewell lawn party was held at the homP of Karen Stewart in MBllon nn Thursday, August 22, in hnnor of Delores, Jane, and Charles Icenhower, who moved recenly to Columbus. The ho&tei!SCs at the party wen• Miss Stawart, Jo Ann Justia, and Corolyn Oot.Mn. • Games were played and record music was P. njoyed. Refre11hments of soft drinks, candy and pGtatG chipa were served to the follow - FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUG. 30 - 31 . - ' FRmAY and SATURDAY lEGA'L NOTICE: St•te of Ohio, Meigs County, u: In the Probate Court ln the m•tter of the Rethtration of Birth of R•ymond Gibbs Cowl•- c... No. 17...9. NOTICE is given that this 20th day of August, 1957, Raymond Gibbs Cowie whose birth is not recorded, filed his application for an order of the Probate Court that his birth 1be registered as povided by law. Applicant avers that he was born May 4, 1900 at Syracuse, Meigs County, OWo. Said application will be for hearIng on the 3rd day of September, 19M, at 10:00 o'clock a. m . John C. Bacon Probate Judge 8 28 llc .·1>-- D<olly Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 28, 1957 Dally Sentlnel, Pomerny·Middleport, ~0". 'Aug. 2B~i"ilo7-"' ·•~-::':-~~-.,.- ·- - (J) N · ·- - -_ (171 He!pWanted ot1ces I FOR sAL>:--<:ORN PicKERS. -·- . POMEROY· .. ' \' .. -·- ' ... ,.....; ,lf;.s-.;;,.. "'"· �' • racuse, Meigs CGunly, Oh io, un~ said villaa in the fli'J!"e&ate 1um rejed .II'DY and all bids. Mr. and !.frs. William Baker and romlly. at tbelr cottage ot , til 12 :00 o'clock noon of Sep-1 rd $34.200 dated June 1~. 1957, The prindpal amount of the have returned home after a visit Buckeye Late. Mr. and Mn Wil"'NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS tember 13, 1957, ins lNid of Au- numbered from t to 40, inciU!IIve i~aue will be reduced by tbe with their son and daughter-in- liam Grate and son, Jame.1, who payments or law, Mr. and Mrs. John Bater, accompanied ti1em have Hlturned Sealed proposals will be re- gust 9, 1957, as prl:'vwusl y ad- Of tile denomination of $1,000 amount of cash eelve4 at the offi<'e of tbe Vii- v~rtised , for the purch ase of each, -except bond No. I of the &sleSJiments made p:·ior to the Legal Notice lale I Clerk of the Village of Sy- VI atcrwork.s Assessme nl B.onds or I~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!iiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I l' June and the 15th day of Decem- ber of eaeh lo Aeouti!ul sfloes do so much give you that well-dressed look ••• 1 so choose yours now from out loll collecfton. We"ve sfloes in exciting sty!es ••• floHering shopes ••• lovely leathers. COLONNADE .; Graccfulh· an·heli at thr (')ru;tici;o:ed • . _ gracefully curved .lcross thr vamp, bold continental s-cam. Soft a:s a shadow follow thi:s !Shoe! I (969) • in a l<t )lrrcd toe flat Sashay this way with a rib-bih! Soft. scooped and so vt•ry slender. As adverti~ed in &!venlL'f:n . • Many Bargains During "\ • DOLLAR DAYS SASHEEN commencing Any one oesmng tG do w may present a bid or bids for sai<l bonds based upon their beninj;l a different rate of interest than th&t hereinabove spcdfit:d. provld ed that where a fractional intere ~ t rate is bid , such fraction shall be one·quarter Gf one per cent or a multiple thereof. Said bonds are Wued in anticipation M the colleetlon of special assessments heretofore levied for the purpose or cOnstructing watet· mains and laying water pipe in streets of the village lor the waterworks distribution system of the village, under authority of thl" general Jaws of the State of Ohio, particularly Sections 133.01 to 133.48, inclusive, o( the Revised Code, and under and pursu .. n.t to an ordi-nance No. 12~. adopted by the council or said village on Both principal and intere~>l arc payable from Hmltcd taxes at the Office Gf the Vtllage Treasurer, Syracuse, Ohio. All bids must be aecompani~cl by a bond or certified check, payable to the village, equal to atleast one {1%) per cellt of the bonds .bid for, upon condition tltat ll the bid Is accepted the fiscal oHieer wUI deliver to the successful bidder, within three weeU of the award, a complete, certified transcript of the proceedi ngs, showing the bondl to have been legally issued, and the bidder will receive and pay for such bonds pS maY be Issued as abover set forth, within 30 days of the award, .taid bond to be forfelted oJ" said check to be retained by the vlll11ge If said condi-tion i&. not fulfilled; or said checlt to be returned promptly at the request of the successful bidder If the transcript Is not delivered within the tltne apeci£1ed herein . TtJ,e village reM!rves Ihe right t9 Hair Styling COLD lt AVE ood MACIIINE PERMANENTS ond t"RI. & SAT. I J year , December 15, 1957, and maturing on December 1~ each year, as follows ; $1.700 in 1958; $l.!i00 from 1959 to 1969. inclusive, and $2,000 from 1970 to 1977, inclusive. July 2. 1957. (936) ·l numbered 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24 or the denomination of $M)O eat:h, bearing interest at the rate o( foor (4%) per cent per annum, paya.blft semi...annually on the 15th day of or - 1'- denominatiQn o! $1,200 and bonds Hair CuHing MARGUERITES SHOE SHOP WARNER'S BEAUTY SHOP Pomeroy W. 2nd St. l 1 date ot sale, in whiC>h event substantially equal annual maturities will be retained. The bond:i are offered subject to this condition. No conditional bids will be received . The approving opinion or Peck, Shaffer & William!, bond attorneys ol Cincinnati, Ohio, will be furnished to the su«essful bidder at his expense. ' Bids should be sealed and endorsed: "BID FOR ·WATERWORKS ASSESSMENT BONDS.'' Richard Duckworth Village Clerk Syracuse, Ohio. (8) 21, .2ft. (9) 4, 3tc I Only Reg. $8.00 $4.98 Volue SUN GLASSES 80 GAL. CAMERA Values To $2.98 POOL With nash Attachment 79c $1.19 $1.09 $11.00 Voluc 1 ASSORntENT INTERCOM TOYS SYSTEM Values To $4.93 Reg. $7.95 79~ 2 fOl" $1.00 79c 59c "FIX IT" CAR VIV LIPSTICK RADIO Reg. $1.95 ' I Only Reg. $6.00 CtOSt:OUT CRYSTAL PENS $1.09 $1.09 U.85 Value Toy BALL POINT RONSON LIGHTER & CASE :I-KODAK FIELD $1.09 11-$1.00 WOOD~N ODD and CASES SHOWER TOGS COUNTER 39c 39t 9t END WALGREEN AGENC'( B. MAIN ST. POM,EROY ' ON ALL SMALL APPLIANCES IRONS • TOASTERS FRY PANS • • phone 197 • 'T'w7: I h.. 40•40 Gl"' heeded 1 ( -"~can li270·J . _ ...!:_26·3~ 1 and tO< 18) E 1 w!nr;[dment IN~URANCI! POMEROV Olds Super "88" $2,4.9.5. 2 dr. Hard Top. Power steering end brakes. Hytlnmati.e drive. A fine au tomobile.• Blaettnars, 8:.23-6tc Pomeroy. . "'Bv tht Hour - --:---:- Conv. Cpe. Like new light blue finish with n~w blue top , and all leathrr !;eats. Hydramatic sharp looking. dl'lve . Really FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUG. 30-31 Bblettnal'll. Pomeroy. 8·23-6t.r P1ekt.Lp. $795. Nearly new paint job. Not u flaw or hlemish . Blael1nars. Pomeroy. 8-23-6tc 1953 GMC lh ton t CHARCOAL Reg. 98c Bamboo LAWN RAKES LAWN RAKES 66c 98c ----------------t l • LICENSE [ • HOLDER i LUNCH BOXES l .Reg. $2.98 t Now 39c I.AUJ ES SPI"lCIAL 45 Piece Karen Stewart Is Hostess At Farewell Party $2:66 $4.98 BIKE BASKET Bl KE Now 98c Reg. $2.79 $2.19 I.AY THE~I AWAV !"OR CHRISTMAS Phone '\ii .age roy, olanks. . Hull ou~ d 8-:0.31e . and two ~~om ' QUICK! . Open 1 Days A Week• II Cust.om Waverly Mobile HOiflt Sale.s ; w~,-~ v~0'~ 1 o Po-me8-24-Stc 0 . Phone :!4851 , '2-23.tJ 7 -29t~ aRA vELY t dACTOR SALES and S!!!rvice. R. A. Fi.nlaw. lUI ~. blain St., Pomeroy. 7-24-:.!'hl':. PEACHES...(}V~) 1 We are picking Belle of Ceorgla and ElbertA peaches. Bring container. Webster Fruit Farm 3 mt. east of Chester, 0. 'l'elephone YU·:S3201 Chester, 0. II':===~~=;-:::;::::;:8:.·2:0:·t~fJ r~~ targ-;,-.Plnk Mexicans, non-ada. Seccmtl House Eil.s1 from seh'lol hQu~:~e. Wtj., H. Holmes, Syracu!re, Ohio. QUICK SERVlCE L'n Wa..ch hepairing h7 Fadory . Trained watchmaker, OOIJ.JNS JEWE LERS. Ptmeroy \ -3-U ·- WANTED: Meigs County McNess Dealer. Make -"good money, be your own boss, sell this up-todate line of· sealed Medicin es , Vitamins, Food Products, Bntshes, BroOms in your selected localit~·. u.~e your car and our capital. Applicant.B being accept · 1 "ed now. Write "o r call Gil Snair, 132 Elm St., Lancaster. Phone ror Relit - SEAT COVERS FORt FREE~ CORD·O-TEX .llffy Seat Coven Reg. $6.95 j \ THlS -W~E~ . ~ND Mil• Nort11 •• ,..,..,., Go4NI Cloon Used Can AU Motes md Mod81J METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES 8·27-.ltp WE BU Y .'ITIIUCTURAL t IIAMI ~E ·.I Ill --- They hllven"t ~en the altic. " "'....__ Tt: . Ask thetn -but don t I th2m wh'j.•! . .. •• "• Ll"t'I"LE OdPHAN AN Nit. -- CLEMEtHriE f iiiE'R'E L&VIHG, DOH'T '100? ~IT1..l!E 0,00 I(IUIJ QUITE A "MlP 'FORE WE HT eiV'u;u;rrJON- .. attending . Attendin..-: were the four hostesSf'S, Ruth Sayre, Hose Hoffman, Betty Oavb, Glorabelle Rotfsh, r M:tJ.., PBf.l ~owell aqd 1\[rs. Ray pi'IJl11Jti?IJsutlng'1t!f'ts bul nul atJ tendin g were June Spe n<"cr, Marilyn Fogleso ng RIH.I Suzanne Woiperl. .•'• --- - ' ' ••• • \ Heath Methodist WSCS Program Pl,ans Completed PrOgrli.ms for the coming yeAr for the ·Women's Society~ of Chri~ tian Service were completed when the Program Committee and the presiderit. Mrs. Bruce Llord, nwt at . the Heath Methodist Church MondaY. even..lng. :'ot:n. Carron Swanson, vlce-pr<'s· ident, is program Chairman and committee members who were present inc.Juded Miss Be~s San~ born, chairman of Literature and Publications· Mrs. John Ketchka. chairman of Social Relations and LO<lal Church Activi.ties; Mrs . Em· erson Jones, chairman of Statll!i of of \he Finance committee of the w.s.c.s. ror Thursday at ,,ao at •p Heath rhurch with Mrs. &. M. om==-., Blake, treasurer, as cha irman. FMnl llf KING Gi ve it a~. or put !t in or J.llra. Lloyd has called a meeting OH IQ VALLEY jUNK CO ittea.tbo ..Men. •• • • • By ~=~('~~T.~H~AT'S NANCY WHY 50 SAD. SLUGGO 2 A~L MY Cl.OTHES ·HAVE PATCHES NOTHING TO Se ASHAMED OF---LOTS OF FOLKS HAVE PATCHES BY ERNIE BUSHMILLII I KNOW--BUT I"M EVEN MY PATCHES HAVE PATCHES . STI~L WORSE OFF ~HULTZ JUST NEVER 6ET USED TO 60lNG BAREFOOT<D.. i JJ J r • • • • · \ - ABBIE - • •--.- ·~ -·j • I .. ·- . , .~. --~ BESSIE SEEMS ·~ Pius Fed. Tax 1 ONLY . MOORE'S 'PREMIUM·NYLON TIRES R~Uo 670x15 760x15 List ... . . $28.00 $33.90 ' 'Now I ' Reg. List $23.95 710xl5 .... $.11.05 $18.95 820 ar 800xl5 37.30 <PLUS FEDERAl, TAX) . $5.00 DOWN PUTS . ~ PAIR 9N YOUR· .CAR By _BRANNliR AND TUBES NOW ONLY $1.00 Dr. Alston Tracy Is Visitor Here of . W. MAlN ST. ' ,.. .' , ·,. - ·' • • • ·- and will women. ~p iftON- MIT~ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith "nd Mark. Mr. and Mr1. Joe Stewart. ..plain to major. 'YO'-· 130 MONTHS UNCONDITIONALLY.GUARANTEED) . Kay, Syracuse, and W''.ma Rlght· house, Pom9fQ~, RFr, were joined at the churth by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vo&lCSOII..I a ad daughter, ~:o:---"""':-:----------------------..1' m«ed from NAMEL~ Regular $3.39 up INNER TUBES FOR $1.00 WITH EACH NEW NYLON TIRE PURCHASED Mrs. Arnott and Mrs. Knopp attended this church when they were alrls and the paat,9r was \he gnndf1ther of the pr'e sent putor, the Rev. C1rlo11 Baldwin. A ballll:et dinner waa served at noon and the program was held In the afternoon a.fter the morning worship aervJCea. Mr. and. Mrs. Knopp, Mrs . William Swl11her and son, David, and Mr. and Mn. Frank Arnott, Mrs. Pauline McCUntock and daughter , pi'o- MAN 1N T"HE: w::JRLD, . SCYo\ETIMES I THINK i"LL 670 xIS 'TANDAJD CUSHION · ·· · · · $13.33 Now $4.95 .....a F·actory Capped with 114 ,Level GradiY A Cold Rubber Fully Guaranteed For 6 Months ,5.00 DfWN PU'l'S A PAIR ON YOUI\ CAR 828 3tp GRUESER BLOCK CO. SNOW TIRES 600x 16 · · · · · · · · · · ·' · · · · · · · · · · · · $12.88 670x 15 · · ··· · · · · · · · · · · · · •· · · · · · $13.118 710xl5 ··········· ·· ·· ····•· $14.88 DOLLAR DAYS I< d lj ll., CO M[ FH' /'v'OST IM PA.W T I"'-JT be wed to ',larvin McFarl and or New Haven on Thursday, August 29. Decorations befittin g the oecasion at the shower consistt'd of a table centered with bride and groom dolls. A white satin ribbon extendf'd from one C'nd the table to tP,e center represeQ.ting the aisle of the church with ' ~he bride and groom at the end. Four . bridesmaids dolls and r.1iniature baskets of frc.sh flowers were placed at various plnccs on the 1tnble. After the honored guest hud opened her girts, rerreshments of fruit punch and light. colored brownies topped with ire cream and sauce were served 10 those CONCJ!,ETII: BLOCKii ,, ll<af.:old 11.-_ Dr-. <.1ot~ Clinton Fl:sber, KktdlePGl'\Pbono 82b!IJL - h I If MOORE'S SUBURBAN FULL CAPPED MUD aod • OL H037--.---- 8-13-U 4·Room bo•JBe, 3 aCJ'el, gljrden. $3!S per r,tonth. At Apple Grove. See Alex Wheeler. B 28 31.c All Reduced - -- -- Built Kitch·e;-·Kitrhen~ ch!u,gned for your home. l"ret! utlmates. Forerr.an & Abbott . B-6-tf Phone 6284-Y. -_ ltADlO 1-: _11!:LI!:VISIUN S~R~lCE, Phon" l.JO, Cleland. Appliance Store, l .uli W. M..ain St.., Ron•.aor IL~~:::=~=::-=~ - - ---TU-24688. -... TIRM.ITE5 E'XTERM.INAT!D For frt"e inspection ph ..me 383-M, (',ilmor-c Supply Slol'e. Pomeroy. A II work guarahtted. Fully in.sured. Vaughan's Industrial and Rell:i deJ.tia l Termite Control Ser· vice, St Marys, W. Va. 7 2~ lf trailers. FREE DI!UVERY - No. 7. gal. 98c · Mn. Allen Knopp, Middleport, And her alatPr, 'Mra. Frank Arnott, Sy.r aeuae, and their families at~hded the Cine hundred and tlftl· · eth annlve1'14J'y at tha Mount 'Pteao~~aht Baptist Churth at Greasy Ridge In Lawrence County I sunday. - Apartment for rent: Partly furnished or unfurnished . Inquire at Ross Ke'Y1tone Filling Sta· tion at Five Points. State itt. TO FIT MOST CARS -, G ~ t .t'PAL 5uL LI...K)()5E, t.10N ALLfV '::P:h~on~e~C=h=e~s:hl:r:e:7:·7:4;7:r~~ Sail}' . Shirley Lyons. Diane Proffitt C'apehlrt. ~Iss PowCII e i!UGE SELICTION Many recoqditioned U!Jed one 114lfor~- ANTI FREEZE INS'rALLED Save $100 to $1000 One, Two and Three Bedrooms. lar'e stock mu!it go. Bring your desires 11.nd your problems, move In tomorrow. Try us. we're dealing on the very low· est possible terms! • TE"N WIQTHS Fo.ur. roon\ -· hollfe. -and bath, gas . heat. Lineoln' ltei&"hts. P,'borie' 330-M. - · •· .. -. 8-2.7-!tc Bonollde Methanol Local Residents Attend Church Anniversary VIRGIL WAMSLEY •Truck Loading Equipment • Back-Hoe Semee eDurnp Truck Service • ....VIlli a.n.r For ....,... 98c bosteaeea. 386, t-;··55thouganli BTU automallc : fuel oit heuter wi1h blower and • · t~tnlts. Like new. · Carl Morris, BICYCLES ON CREDIT OR LAY-AWAY $1.00 DOWN eGradlnc • Ditch Dijilng Buy Now! FOR SALE _.... Apples. :t'Jew Ha· nn Orchard, New Hvven. Phoue !=or Sc;;;e Hand made pillow slip :, , cushion covers, aprons, crochet articles. ,- Make lovely gifts. Also buffet ·\ in good condition. Dailey's U.k·~ i"Racine Road. ·· ·t·B·27·3tc "---~nc usOO Hot.point Clothes Dryer iJJ. good condition, 2 used Fuel Oil Heaters complete wilh stor- GOOSE HORNS EwinJC, Dale Justis, Faye L,yons, Tommy Knopp, Carolyn Zutpan, Patty Newland, ~tty Davis; Shirley Lyons, Ann New· land, Shirley Dodson, Eugene Rayburn, Rannle Martin, Ralph Stewart, Mra. Delt>ert Dotson, Mn. Ferri• Jua~ia, Mra. Helen Stewart, the honoreea, ~nd the Phbne Refrigerator and Simmons sofa. Phone 6251-M 8 28 3tc llual Toned inS' IJ'ommy NiP~t ~ANO, Now 98c BIKE TIRES Now $29.95 IQ) 26"x2.125 and Ail Other Sizes Reg. $1.39 • WJ2T 'IOSt-X, o>UJ ...Jis.DODGE • PLYYOUTH as u INNERTUBE Reg. $1.19 Open Stock Was ~9.95 Phone BASKETBALL and HOOP 15"xiO""x5" Bootonware Set (8bl Auto~ervices · ·- _.__ ....---_ l 'bour s Mw~•t<Ias soNs cu.-pay u vrretker ~rvlce. BRIQUETS 10 lb. bag 98c Dale Evans & Roy Rogers By AL CAPP Miss Janf! Powell of New Raven wa~ honored with a sururise bridal shower on Friday nl~ht , August 23, at the hofl\e of ~ iss Sally Prnffilt in Mason. tlostl"sses lo the persnnal shower were the bridesmaids for the comin~r w('clding: Sharon Berry. Contracr• Trailen r ~954 Pontiac & Star Chief. $1.395. A potluck clinner nrade ice cream and cake were served at 6 p. m . after which a short busine.ros session was held with Mrs. Herbert Miller, president, presiding. Plans were made for the auditing committee · to meet at the home of Mrs. C. E. Clark for the semi-annual audit of the books. A round robin gCl well card was sent to 1\lrs. John Chase. The quarterly birthtlays will be obsrned at the next meeting with a potluck clinncr honoring MrJI. A. V. Howell and Mrs. Thom-~ as Cook. Present were Mrs. Clark, Mr.;. W. R. Dnvis. Mrs. Codk, Mrs. Richard Campbell , Mrs.. Elmer Wick ham : Mrs. Guy Reynolt.Js, Mrs Howell, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Claudt• Darst. Mrll. Thomll9 Goetlcin, Mrs. Minnie Neutding ancl ML~ s Clara Zier. AGENCY Jane Powell Is Honor Guest At Bridal Shower 8-23-6\c ~966 Part. LIL AB:\ER Radney Downing (211 Real Estate Pomeroy. The annual picnic of Jan~ Howell Tent Daughters of Union Veterans wa~ held Mond;oy inro at the WbU~ tbere D:i'. Tracy W&l ~-- (81 Aut.) Sales Jane Howell Tent Annual Picnic Is Held On Monday Reed Hoopital. · Real Estate Braker PERCOLATORS W. MAIN ST. 0t110 - -- ---== (FOR 5AL!I =-:cc -;--;;:-. Plr.., A"tomoDIIe, HMfttl For Restaurants or SchoOls: New Baby silting wanted' by day. Fu:! ACCIDENT Truck tire found on Rlcine Road. stainless Refrigerator. 32 cu. or part time. Phone 286 . \..lh. Cawalty and ..... Contll<'t Matt Hendtil'ks, Ht. No. fl. , 2 door, complete, with unit :-8-·2:-0-6-:-'tp-=-==--=-· = - - 1. RaCine . 0 . 8-27-3tp · wu '$950.00 now $MO.OO. Guar- Wanted-PAPER fL~NGir>.G - 2.5 ht MIDDLIPORT, OHIO anteed. JACK'S REFRJGERAYfi:D'!l e;q;erience. Free e•· i &1"-M P'HONES 6211 TWN, NEW HAVEN TU-23537 . mates. L. V. Reisin,r•r, Racir. • 1956 Buick VB Cen tury , $2.595. 8-19·2$tp 1 Box 124. Ohio. 7-5- ' 2 dr. Hard Top. Trade-in from satisfied Buick owner on new - - -·- :-Bukk. Dynaflow drive . Blat•tl113A ANt.>s land- Broom h ou s \' n-an, PomeJ"Oy . 8-23-6\e hot an-d l'Oid wa1 er , ContaC1 Jean MarUn , lH . No 1, Rutland , Ohio. 8-22-6-to 1952 Buicks as low as $69!1. Choice. (}f fi~~e good cars. Blaettn_.rs, CLELANDS APPLIANCE STORE Pomeroy -=- ---·- - - lar~tDPfOI.I lolw-aDC:a Age..cr, lei l.nst & Found MIXERS SAUCE PANS COFFEE MAKERS - r..... '"" uk for CASIL Columbus were Weekend ~tue~h. of hls parents, Mr• .and Mrs. E. J ..Tracy, ~all Run. They were enroute home from Washinaton, D. C., When thh attended the Reserve Ofliceh Tralnln1 . Camp beldJ at Waltfr l Hta,._.,.,_,.. for lam•'Mllte LuKSAje - Lane Cedar t;hnta- LAU WlDdow FansFrlgldulre Refrlaerato.rL a.hr FurnJtuf'e, Middleport, Ohio .f. 29 tf -,-.,---,.,----, Loyal Order of the ~oos~ Is aponsorlng a Ham Shoot, Sunday , Sept. 1 at the Roy Frecker farm on Bashan Ruad . 1 'til dBrk . 8 2~ 3tc ' 1120tll Insurance Cue John Deere co-op ~n - Waltre" woan ted . 21 ~;r over . Ex'lrd .' lnte-matlcnal: wood Bra- j peri enced Apply in penon a! Mlddle"pflort . P'Jrt • Aa1Dm~u .. tbertJ, other Farm Muhlnery , Home RestauranL H-27-3\J' BonN. Phoot '1315-X &-t.o4f But ,Goodwin. 6 miles from Wll- 1 Wanted a mid~age. woma n tu C1J~...F.'TE Jnauranet- Protection., kC'liiV~IIe on Rt. 689. Tel . Wll - • ahare the home w11H me . Om· Life, AuttJ, P'ire, Polto. C.U Don kesvt le 4564. 8-%7-6'" who can do bousew(;rk. Mrs. J M1\ll, llittdle;ort. ObLO. l''O.R .SALE", Bedroom House. ! D. Rou.tb. Racine . R. D. No. 2. City . Watf'r, II!D.s furnace, gw; we~! 8·27·3tc_ _ mrneral~ open . sa acrE-s. Vtrg:t! Girl or mlddl~ - aged --w-oma n to al· Teaford, Syl'&euae. 3X &-27-3t r slst wlih care of mother for 2 Skill drill- nearly new; Blf- " months. Live in. Furnish refSkil1 saw; 20 •• fan kit with mo· e1•ences Mrs. H. 0 . Bunon, ~ut · land Rt . 1 B 26 3tc tor ; 100 ft. W. P. bl!lebo"rt.l ; 100 ft . 4''; OG eave trouih. -Ail WAN1'ED : CARJUER-Girl or boy b)rgaiml tl: . K. Rassell, ltoo.te 7. for Rut1and Route . Contact The near lligh\YJ\Y aaraa;e. 8 26 3tc Daily Sentinel. 8 12. lf AUTOMATIC color Slide Projet- 1953 Buicks as low as $895. Five lint> c:.~rs, trade-in from sat·is· Ji1•d owners. Blaettnars, Pomf'- I roy. 8-23-0tc Dr. and Mra. Allton Tracy STARKS DRUGS 10~ DISCOUNT· a...,,. eMCn m eva _____!:!4-6tc Want ride or riders from "Middleport to O~ i o Univenity . Contact Wm. Hamrick. Galllpolb 136413. l _. -- ~tc DOLLAR DAYS Get a lou here ol $S50 . .. tGI' ...., ~- P•r bil1L BU7 barpina.. '!'beD oal:r oae place to pay .•. f.U-U • month orr. ~ populas 24~peJ!Mid plm. Or repay 1utel' if you wilb. It'1 up to you. Afk about our low• C08\ car financing. You bliflltl fl W• wpplr it. You're &mODI bimd. Ernest Covert, Manager 124 E. Main Sl --- - - - No hunttn2 ~ay or night on my ' fa~ . Mlnme Hohnt.n, Racine . Ohio. $100 ... $300... $500 ...• 1000 WANT SOME CASH ~. A farewell lawn party was held at the homP of Karen Stewart in MBllon nn Thursday, August 22, in hnnor of Delores, Jane, and Charles Icenhower, who moved recenly to Columbus. The ho&tei!SCs at the party wen• Miss Stawart, Jo Ann Justia, and Corolyn Oot.Mn. • Games were played and record music was P. njoyed. Refre11hments of soft drinks, candy and pGtatG chipa were served to the follow - FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUG. 30 - 31 . - ' FRmAY and SATURDAY lEGA'L NOTICE: St•te of Ohio, Meigs County, u: In the Probate Court ln the m•tter of the Rethtration of Birth of R•ymond Gibbs Cowl•- c... No. 17...9. NOTICE is given that this 20th day of August, 1957, Raymond Gibbs Cowie whose birth is not recorded, filed his application for an order of the Probate Court that his birth 1be registered as povided by law. Applicant avers that he was born May 4, 1900 at Syracuse, Meigs County, OWo. Said application will be for hearIng on the 3rd day of September, 19M, at 10:00 o'clock a. m . John C. Bacon Probate Judge 8 28 llc .·1>-- D<olly Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 28, 1957 Dally Sentlnel, Pomerny·Middleport, ~0". 'Aug. 2B~i"ilo7-"' ·•~-::':-~~-.,.- ·- - (J) N · ·- - -_ (171 He!pWanted ot1ces I FOR sAL>:--<:ORN PicKERS. -·- . POMEROY· .. ' \' .. -·- ' ... ,.....; ,lf;.s-.;;,.. "'"· �,. .. • ' ' GIRLS SKI PAJAMAS GIRLS JEANS 'INFANTS NYLON BLANKETS Combed Cotton - interlock knit co tton pajamas with taped shou ld ers Nylon reinforced co ll ars. French seams c~l lors ; Pink and cha·r coal, maize and brown, mint and Hunt er green, light and navy blue Sizes 4 to Denim jeans for back lo Jcbool. Trim proportioned fit, adjustaQle waistbands, concealed 1id~ zipper closing, 2 front and one back pocket, Sanforized H'4 01. denim. sizes 6 to 14•. Infants large size uylon quilted blankets - interlined with Ny-sul-lite - wash beautifully - dries quickly Maximum warmth - Minimum weight - Can't mat Non Allergic - Solid colors an~ prints. . $1.95 Your ulesl i p.~ from Elber-felds arl' valuable to you . WOMEN 'S "PhU Mald " Many NYLON SLIPS Ikautifll l uylon tricot sli:JS. ta i Jo, ~· d iind Jar .. tri mmed 5had ow panels Ln sizes 32 to 44 _ Regu lar aud l11.ll lengths. the past many years have wllh ~~aleslips from --·----- PomerQy-Midd~port, Ohio, Thursday, August 29, 1857 ---- estern owe.rs $2.95 $1.69 to $2A9 New Shipment Infants' lEATHER BELTS • Ladie.o; fall stYle leather bel111ln tan . black , navy, rerl"and broWn. Sizes 24 to 34. j) · Elbcr- $1.00 In.fants multi stripe reeeiv. in~ blankets, blanket :stitched edJes. Size 26x34. Rock And At T«J.Appear Labor Gowns, Kimonoes and 84tc· " Velvelette" flannelette in pink. blue, maize and mint . al~u whJte trimmed in paEte \s-Gripper fasleninxs. ques made of SOc Candy Striped Rec•lvlng Blanket. 30x40 _____ . 79c BERKSHIRE .' "Ideal" Sale $1.09 . . . . 3 pairs $3.19 R!!g. $1.50 Stockings - Sole U -19 ... . 3 pairs $3.49 Reg . $1.65 Stockings - Sale $1.29 Birdseye Diapers Infants "Ideal" Birdse-ye di· apers, hemmed, cut sizes 27x 27. Cellophane packaged. Manchester BLANKETS 3 pairs $3.79 · $1.69 doz. A be1uUful mulli · color ICJ'een' Print Ol'l white in a 'ti:VOil, · 'cdttOif, orlori blend. - ~lndi.M; of acetate nUn in wbJte or pink. Girt boxed. ---------------------~-1 BACK TO SCHOOL .· $7.89 Dresses "Countess" JACQUARD BORpER BLANKETS · A heaullful group of back to school dressc~ . Prelly cotton prints and solids - fll ~ hlon whu~ tttylln,~~: - hun· dr~ds to choose from . Long tono11 .s;:a lhered and hill 11w1n~ 11klrll'l shol't puff s!ceve11 and o/.a length s1eevet, dainty tt'im . Si1.es 7 10 l<t. INDIAN BlANKETS A beautiful rayon and nylon blend Indian de.sign 11ingle blanket in 70 by 80 inch size. Colora: blue, grey, green and rl!d - moth resistant. $2.95 to $5.~5 . $3.95 ' A rayon and nylon solid color revenible single blanket 72 bY 84 inches bound in 5 inch · acetate sa lin. Hltnler green and light green , char coal and pink. peacock and gold cherry and pink, loasl and camel. $4.95 SHEET BLANKETS ' .... . . Al) . co.tton 11lngle' 11heel blan•', ket& with .atiLched ends, medium weight in large 70 by 80 .Jnolu111 Jir.e . ! Unbleached $1.89 ·. Bleached .. ... ·.. $2.19 Solid Colors and Patterns COnON PliSSE CREPE 3 yards for $1.00 ,. ..P,Iilled c~tton KITCHENETTE BROOMS FLANNELS For nl&btwear - Gowns and PI'Jamaa. 39e quallly . 3 Yards For $1.00 39t pr. Light weight Brooms of tiUI very best qu1Uty . Natural c&lor! broom cane. All .meA. Hig sclf'l'tion of patterns -- all flnl cwaiH:v tlnuc'd patterns. 8 rolls n.oo Waldorf Toilet Tlaoue 150 1heet1 on • f<JU roll• u.o~ u dlacon· Culrllo Woxed· PNJ"r 131 ft. rol1P - Cutler box 4 rolla ,,. U.OO .'. 2 for $1.00 .. .. $2.95 ' SUR COATS Our Applf.US Doubt• R•d Palm Knit wrht style ) Pain for $1.01 ARE THE LAST THREE DAYS OF AUGUST FURNITURE SALE Fin~ quatit.\1 gabardine with quilted rayn n linin~ . tipper ft!)nt. two al•sh w~eklllll , fur collar and elastiC' in aicle.ti Shea3 to 8 in btu~ . grey ami brown . 13.95 Bon .hekets with knitted walltband anrl currs - with fur eollars, 11iles 3 to 8. ,2,95 ' Cavalrv - twill work troultra j In Biles 29 to M--Sanfprited 1 4 s hMmk. ~xtra wide belt IOO'Pt - 111trona turwelt pockets zlppt.r fly. $4.95 pr. ' TROUSERS ~ar altu 20 to 44 and Ia e 111$8 46 to so- Sa orl:f .shrunk. Buy your eoneet tl.tl pocloeto. . ' Bolt saU drill $3.95 , REVERSIBLE BEDSPREADS Helrloom - $12.95 (54 to 58 l"'h•• Whl•) {$2.95 •nd $3.50 Value•) FLANNELS - STRIPI'lS - CREPES FIBRENES - TWEEDS - NOVELTIES PLAIDS - CHECKS - FLAKES - FLOATS Smart new FaU Colon an11 Patterns ' Save! Thursday, Friday, Saturday SALE! CANNON' TOWELS GR.OUP I-WIDE STRIPE BATH TOWELS $1.95 a yard •• LOTION A protedive lotion asalnst roughnesa, drying, chapp!.ltg. Gives a smoothness and nalural sortneu to your skin. Special SOc lteg, $1.00 Sbe Woodbllury L1nolln Rich HAND CRI!AM Molsturitel and smooths dry 1ldn - protects agtllnst chap·Ping. Extra rich in lanolin. Elborfelds Are Headquarters For Scbool Supplies . Pencils. P•nt. Tebl•ta, Not. ltooka, FilM, P-.cll Bexes, Lunch.. &oil.., Ty:f.lng Paper, IMk CaMt, lin ers. Come in , look around,.,Save on the most popular school !lupplies at Elberfeld.._. (on the main floor) , TOY SAL~ HALF PRICE "Scatties" Facial Tiaaues At Lont A1 They La•t White- Pink- Yellow ·mas on TGYa For Boys and (400 in a box) 4 fOr $1.00 (200 Iii a box) Whlte 4 for 50c For The~ 3 Days Bi11 Sav· Girls of AU AJ.r:es. Dolls, Games, Cowbo!-' Suits and Play Suits. Gun and Hot· eter SeU, Mechanical Sets, Eleetrieal Sell. Tor F~ni­ ture~ Train$, Stuffed ·1·o;y1, Pull .. Toya, Tqt!J 1Uders. Style Woven An en{'hanli ng reproduction of Early American hand woven art that is svpropriate In any setting, pr-eshrmik, UntlesJJ. machine washable and needs JlO ironing. Full bed size In 11now white or antique white. GOODS ,. r - - - - - - - - · ··I Men's Bailie-Ax. WHIPCORD TROUSERS "AMERICANA" 4 yards for $1.00 Ret. $1.00 511• , Woodbury Lenolln Rich Jergens Lotion Jera:ens lotlon !urnleh~s the softenln.11 mMsture your 11kin needs. Stop& "dettr&:ent" .hands and ehapplnr- Now richer and Creamier. Thr" 111ft $1.00- 54c-29C N.- Je,..ns Lotlon Glft· B•ttle, Complet1 with DlapenMr $1.00 I Pete- tbe Penquln New Childre))'e gill packa:(e of Jergens Lotion Jri refillable. aquee1e bottle. $1.00 lrand New Up-To-Detl ttAmerteaft:" Everyday DICTIONARIES Edited to fill the needa oJ today'a .home. school. and office. More than 60,000 entries - 576 pages. A wonderfUl guide to c't;JrTect grammar and ra~d voclbulacy buUder. Spodal u.oo dlcthtnufea from Uc .-cbtabetow.....,.,..._ Coii..S•te lncl1111ed Dtction- ~ •" ...t5. Teac~~r 20 by 3 for $1.00 Bleached Muslin (Yard wide) (Our Rest Quality) Unbleached Mu s lin {40 inches wide) (Our Best Quality) L..--__;..---l ' I -~ 40 inches. MUSliNS . THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ' Standard bath si2e Bleached ond Unbleached Spoelal 50c Furniture Department Men'' Rockfwd "R•d HMI., Work Sock• - ll.,ulu wt, - 4 Pll" for 11.00. lxtrt Huwy Weight 3 pain for $1. ' Men'• Oxford Twill WORK Complete selections from $24:.00 to $79.00. whate-ver price you wont to pay for. an lnneraprlh& mattrel8 or box eprlnl( (9o)( eprln.,ga and matttesaes are the aame prlct) you'll find the top quality and value from the best makers In the furniture depart- 1 mcnt on lhe 3rd noor. SAVE 1111 THE POR THIS SAL I ONLY '-------.J~ loy• GaiNrdiM - ' .... ·~ . ' Slzea 4 to 12 - Boxer type with half lit.•lf lll'1t. Thlck'Bct corduroy !u llrown or blue spluh pattern. INNERSPRING MAnRESSES Soft, abtorbent whito toilet Uaaue. 1000 abeets on a roll . MEN'S $1.00 STRETCH SOCK$ MEN'S $1.00 ARGYLE DRESS and SPORT SOCKS SALE $1.00 Seolt Toilet Tissue TROUSERS BATH TOWELS ' WOOL GIRLS PANTIES Boy1 Cnrduroy CANNON Warmth . good looks and good fashion These coats have all thrr.e, and at value wise prices that make ea~h coat a wonderrul buy - textured all wool fabnes - all weather wear for little girls in fllted or bOX\' styles - for the well dressed look. Extra large size 22 by 44 Inches. Atternating wide stripes grey. green, pink, gold and tan. 89c to reach Education by ~s. zUndP.! this year tan lllou'ine Company with iq a:rades four and Iive at Har· rcpre~ntatives of tbe Middleport rlBonville, R.UUand, Syracwie, Mid- and Pomeroy Chambers of cOmdlepcrt, PDmeroy, and the Salis- merce. bury ToWnship schools. It ls the goa1 of the Meigs Coun'b' R'eUgtous Education Countil to hdve it ao that every child that 'ChoileJ to have Weekday Religiotaa i'Edueatlon tialnlna will have 1D 9ppGt1UDitY to do 10. H il the ainp· of the Council to have ReJlgioll't Education ln every scbool In Meigs CouQty. Inquiries have been received from several schools bUt more money .will have to be ·l vaill'ble botore a second teacher ·\can be sponsored. A · letter wUl be sent to all pastors and Sunday School Superin· tendents In the county. Churches nqt having two representatlves in tbe Council ure lnvtted to ,·aubmit . ttle1r name• to the secretary, Capt 'Glellina Rummel. A letter will also be sent to parent& of the chi!· dtel!i. \ Shortage ls.l!eJictetlil&· Ohio This Year " LONDON CUP) - The Weste rn allies asked Russia today to agree to a ban on nu cJear weapons, except for defense pur. Three auto acddenll with onl.-" poses. a$ part of a "package" first step disarmament plan. resulting in the aiTelt and ~ining Formal Soviet rejection appeared certain in advance. of one driver kept the Meig1 Coun· . The ~O~page docu!"ent was handed to Soviet Deputy Forty Sberifr, Department on the eign Mmuter Valenan Zorin at what might be the final et· move Wednelday. , l 'bree Escape Sen,OUS fnJ'ury 1 In Auto Ml.shap Mrs. Willis Anthony , Mrs. Ger· ald Anthony and small daughter, Barb;~ra, e~Kaped 1erio':_s- / injury Tuesday when the 19~5 lJO(Ige Sta· tion Wagon , driven by Mrs. Willis Anthony, barf approximately $600 damage when they struck a car whictl ran a red li ght in Parkersburg. . be~n the pro\·isions had ou tlined orally previou sly during the negolialion s here and Zorin rejjeclcl'l the key poi n ~s thl'R week 1· The Western plan wal' made public stm ollaneuusly here and Ln Washi ngton. lt wrapped up previous allied proposals for ha ltirrg nudear bomb testing. st oPPing produ~ lion of nudear bomb materials, rccl uctn!; tlangcrs of surptuw• attack and retfuciog tne world'!l rna· f jnr armed fort!c s and armed supplil'.,_ The Uni ted States immediate~ tssuefl a separate appeal to the Soviet Union to ac:eept the plan as a " practical, workable" way to . start on the problem of world dUarmament "the Westem Alliu ea.ri)esUy hope th.e Soviet Union will give full co nsideration to tbls Carreachi ng propoui," tbe State De-parlmcnt sai_d. "Soviet acceptance will enable a start to made to. removtng dan- . f. T1te Anthony ram~Jy w~e m ~arkersburg on. busm~ss at the lime of the ac.ctdent. _ TbeJ suJtatned bnuses and and shock and BarbaJ'a had her he1d bumped on the . rloo~ han.d le but !-here arP. no senous mjur1es. Wttncsses s~~ed that Mn. ArithOil)' was dr1vmg w1th _a -green !lght when the other drlYf~ ran m fftnt of her car at tlttf mte r-, . section. and thf. truQk su!lbeavy damage to th#'right fective session or th.f five-month.r lrl London disarmament confer- en~~i .. OUI!ereol b111i.., of ,. .hAl ' Group 11-Solld Color Ex!ro Heavy Bath Towels Super absorbent. large size bath towels in solid color of pink, blue, beige . green. Rope border. 79c Group Ill-SIZe 20 by 40 lneh Solid Color Towel• Whlte and solid colors of gold, green . pink, bluE} and ilqua. Double thread for exlra wear and 1bsorbency. 2 for $1.00 broup IV-Regulor 50c Cannon Both Towels SUe; 20 by 40 Inches, phtid designs, turquoise. rose and brown . 3 for $1.00 ... tM meny IN.rpin• In "Cannon" w.. h Cloth•. Olsh TOwela, Hand Towel•. MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS U--$D.9G Me,n's all wool Sllpover Ski Sweatets - · Fa~ dl!· Ji([Jls. SrDall, Medium and Large ------------------ '$3.00 ]S-$4.00 Men~s Extra Size C'nt Sweaters - zipper and button front style. all wool and nart wool, green, maroon, grey. . . $2.00 13--$3.90 Men's Zlpper Front and button Front Co-at swelters, 36 to 46- Part Wool -~----~-------~·--- - ---· - ~-- $2.00. - 33--Boys $4.95 Wool Sltpover Sweatel's. Sizes 10 to 16 - $2.0(1 1 18-Reg. $6 .~ Men 's Orion Slipcver Sweaters - V·Neck ···---··· $3.00 , Small and Large - Solid Colot'B ---···-·· . 13-fteJ. $4:.95 Men's Orlon Sllpover Sweaters - Solid Color · ~ Sires 38 to 46- V-Neck and 'TW'tle Neck _______ J __ $2.00 38-.-Reg. $7.9G MJ?n'l All Wool COat Sweaters - 8utUm front-:SiHt 34 to 46, white. t"ed, goltl. purple, maroon ·an:d green. $:1·00 U-ReJ. $6.95 Men'f A11 Wool c,at Sweaters ~ Button fr~nt and zipper fnlnt. arecm. any. brown, charcoal and wblte~ ~ular sir:ea 38 t.o 40 and t8 , to 52 -~ -- -- .. --~_ .. ____ $3.00 Runaway Truck Causes Mishap OnW.~..St Bailey, ' a passeJl· in the cat driven bY W. ft.. Bailey, 400 Grant St., Middleport, Juffered ' inJur)" to h.er right tltoulder Wednesday when struck in tbe sir!~ by a runaway ba.tery truck on W. Main Street. ' Acc-ording to pollee reports the truet was In a garage ond driver· leJs . when the bra-kes let go and flelnrltted it to roll out Into the line of traffic and co1Hdint with tbe ear drivfn by Bailey. · 'llhe truck i.s owned by the Nlokles Bakery and received 811ght damage. Damage to the BaUey auto waa estimated at $25. Tht!! injured woman wa1 treated In the oftl.ces of Dr. J . J. DaviJ. Florence w Middleport Pool To Close Today PARKERSBURG, W Vo. (UP) - A custody battle has developed here Over a four-year-old polio-stricken girl whosf parents both died from bulbar polio earlier this month. The maternal grandmother of Jane Ellen Lott filed suit in Wood County Cjrcuit Court Tuesday to force a woman frorr nearby Vienna to releas~ the child Into her custody. For The Season . Ohi~, has ll.,pt mostly ia _~ull alo~a the trail .but ll'>meliibeJ . ~ai h~f;l to. lpnJed ber blal'\keta .1,1Jdt!r tba ~n. She 111..)'1 -:Jth a ahdle that 1he Waa 1111ared of nothtna when 1 set out 1md baven't .'found ally reaeon to t!hange my attltude alaee." lantutle ldkef · · . ICI CREAM SOCIAL : Gltew~d uya she m•de ~- trip two yean ato... and :Mrs. tile .{ ebjp.r_t~d'·tt so much. J. wanted to trJ - ICiiPW." .: . OIVORCE IS ASKED ·Lawrence Yeaugnr o.f Rt. 2 Cbe· shire today fil~d suit -in Meigt County CoUo1.s for divorce from Killie Yeiuger, Lal::e City, ~nn. Why 1hould a white - haired grandinotber set out on auch a • Russian Cooperation Asked In Step Toward Disarmament Three Accidents Investigated By Sheriffs Dept. accident wu Earl Dileher, 66, of Albany, 0 ., who wa• fined 110 and cotta b:r J~stiee of Peace Grtn<lley. Ae<:ordJng to accident reports( Dileher, driving on the Tboma1 Fork koad, had pulled to the left side of the road to make a right tu.nd turn ar.d in doing so pulled Into the line of trahle and hit a truek driveb b)' Leroy Lovell Hite, 19, of Chetbire, Rt. 1. The 1947 Fruier 4riYf!D by Dileber waa de· ~oli8hed. The:re were "" injur. aes. I 'l'lle accident Werlneaday Parker Sheet.&, 72, , while driving on hls brakes on a '90mentarily los,t con· trol a~d tlii1aed hiJ GMC truck on it& Side in-. ditch. Nl) ebarges "'ere filed. The third &ftident inveltlgated by the Shel'Uf; occurred on the Shriver Roatl·:wben a housing on a GMC ~- driven by Dani E . Turner, 'of Harrilonville broke aad the trud; to veer ·aft the and cruh into a LAST TIIREE J)i\ YS OF THE R•g . $1.35 Stockings - ----- ----------- ----- - - - -SINGLI! COPY-I< Arre.ted tor making an improper ria'bt tum which reau]ted In a., 59t NYLON STOCKING SALE Ohilll: Moltly clovlltJ •lth a t.w thowera In the ewt,....,. Mrttt ,..... tlon toct.y; p.rtly c ..u4y CMtnl and &OUth, Partly clovdy •••r the ttata toni1ht and frhlay, w..,.,.. •r central portlom toclly end north portlom Frl.day. HJP todar 75 to 10 Mrth to 80-94 central .,... - · ~h, low tonight In the ear eapons INFANTS GOWNS KIMONOES and SACQUES RECEIVING DlANKETS Women's coo king uler~sils, dinnerware. Mlassware , cutlery. electrJcll appliance!'!. etc. hy aaving NO. 115 IY ONITIO PAIJI w .. I , .. our customers over · equipped their kitchen& their felda. $2.95 of ' . enttne - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - VOL IX 1 I SATURDAY THE 31st . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . G l o r i f y your back lo school ward r'*t with blouse-s in jer· sey. th"'i!' i:tuallty fabric at a bud.'iet·wlse price. Many ca.o~ual graceful styles - Tuck jn styles Sizes 32 to 38. All new faU shades. • e STORE WIDE SAlE AND DOH'T FORGfl THESE ARE THE lAST 3 DAYS OF THE AUGUST SALE OF FURNITURE ON THE 2m1 and 3rd FlOORS 14 t eroyDollar Days SolVe Back To School Problem , . Weather • • THURSDAY ·THE 29th, FRIDAY THE 30th and I • • S-Dail,y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepoct, 0., Aug. 28, 1g57 l • • • · • · Mrl; G~C-"t Knopp of Parker• I bul'l ~aid Mn. Clarence Daley · Jr., 1Who b1d been employed at timet by Jane Etten•11 mothtr to care ror her when she was an in· faat toot the ehiJd after the parents: tunera1a •Dd refused to Jive her up. , · • J1M Ellen wu: atrlekeli with polio week and It wu at fitlt feared l\ mil" IJave been the •dead· b bulbar' type., A dector said she has not develaped paralyiiL She ~ ll, ln J, hooplt.l berJ, . J'ID'a ,JU~a*l'• ~. Kn. Bev. ._t Company Wins Knudsen Trophy PontiAc )llolor Division · baa • · ,.,C;;--;--;c:-;- - ~warded the Knudsen Trophy to ~~~ Lott Quest, died suddenly In Blaettnar Auto c ompany;, Polheroy Dj.hfClrnla where she and her see- for outstanding salelll eebietelnent, 'lnd huiiband were living with it was lftlliOUnC\ld by Mr; -G. B. Hotheir thnie children. Her body was gan, Zone brought befe fClr- burial. Her hu~· band Charle!lt Quest was stricken while at hls parent!!' bome in Athens, Ohio, and died• enroute to a Columbut boapital soon aftuward . An eight-veer-old son of MML. Quest by her !trst marriage is livlng wltb the mother'a relative• here and an Infant boy .bY her lllm'iqe to Quest II with Queat'l p~nntc in .Atheu. ~ '' .. • •' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 August 28, 1957 meinhart rose