https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e5cba87bf78996a9fbdbd486c8632ec4.pdf 944d25d7b9dd91c30af37f8e5892e807 PDF Text Text ,. .. • ' ' 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. ~ '' .. • •' �' I 2-0al!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Aug. 29, 1957 - - - - - - -- ---- - - - - - I Hamer's On Visit Meigs Coul\ty Cancer Society While Enroute To Secretary Attends Conference ' Wedding Ceremony Christian Youth F Mn1. Catherine Shavftrinsky, RN 1 menL. "Until WSA% .;_TV Chan"e13.. TUURSDA Y - Cbann<l S Friday Mr and _~n Sam Hamer, PUls- ~n bw-gh , arrn·ed to~wy for an oyernight visit his. t(r a ndpare nts, ~t r . and Mn_ 1'. H rompkHl~, a!ld hts hrotht't. hme, l-lamt•r The family will leil'f> Fr!Uay for ultinrnte cure is round , en 1mm 40 rlatt· Y.<eapon for !111\'ing lil·ru ts to gel peopl(' to ~c their <lo•:tor at OHCf' if they r~o,gni:te ono: of car\~r·~ se ~eu in Cmt'innah th11 pan week . She reporled that upansWn uf canC"t'r t'Ontrul aetivilil'S, with tt~ial empha.~il! on busi ness ann Industrial rancN inrormation prorrtflli at tht> ("llfnmunity lt>vt•l llighlightl'd' the conference. She was one of t he represent atativt"S fr om more th;m so Ohio Counties who auended the w~klung conference. which wa~ spon· sOred by the Ohio Divi sion of the American Cancer SociPL)I. They heard nationally known upert:; in the fields of C"ancer control and ma.na&emenL nulhne f'Ht>clive me· thods for aN't>lerating the attack against tan<'er. bonard V. Criftith. vice pre.s.ident of Jo'i~ld Servi~u of the Natitmal AmC"riran Can~ r Society , pointed out that ttte best way to atC"elt>rate lhe attact agejrwt call'" ('er i1 to continue the- e]ose rela~ .lionship that now ui..b- ~tWetn {'ounty, State u.nd the Nationwl Ame.riu[\ Canco;1r Socipty _ia Implementing and . Interpreting the J)oriciei ol the Society. These poHcif'S, said Griffith, are the re~ult of a M'OIIs t~eetion o{ opinion of County Leaders frGm a.ll ovt't the naUon and have bf't>n f'~11ii>Ushcd O!l the be.~t mean of t"VI!ntually achieving the Society' ~ go a i~ the conquest or C"anel'r. The importanre of bringing 1ifP uving ir.!orm.tttiun to the em·· ployees of Amtori<'an bus ine!l!i and lndu..:lr)' wa~ streMSt>d by Mi~t~:~ Pat Allf'n, dirN'tor of iju~ines.-. and lndu.-try Education ur th(• National Socltoty . Mi.!l11 Allen polntetl nuL that 150,000 persons are bei1;g uved annually from cancer but that another 75,000 U\leA could be 8aved annually by early dlagne1is and Ndy tre~t- wat\on mg signals---the lnfa7'1'la.boo Baltimore wher,· the)' wUJ atlend and eC:uc <~t ion pro~:ranu esperlaJly th~ mur1agc uf Hobert Tompkins designt•d for Arnt·rican Bu!tiness to Mi ss Ehz..tbt•th Le .. Ravnor, and J ndlt.~t ry ~rt" gt':trf'd to do · this," sht· said The w1•dd1ng w!IJ he at 10 a. m. Satunl::~y , Au~u~t :JJ, a t the Christ Top flight man age ment and Epi5 copal Chur('h 1n Ballimon• admini.>lrali\'t' t·onsultanls parti - an d ,\I- r anu·' \I _ rs. Tompk•'••• w>'l! [ cipatiB-J in the cnnkren~e wert>: 1ea11e trnmed!atl•ly ror " honeyHugh A. Gyllcnhaai, Se ntor Asso- moon at Rehobeth Beach . ciatt' of the Ne~A' York firm Con fl·rencc Cnu ns(•Jors: :\ Iiss Edith Whj.tfil'id, Stuff J.fcmbtr of Conference l'llun~el ors; and Mathew B. Miles. Researeh Assodate and As!l.stant Proressor of Education. Teachers College, Columbia Uni· venity. lfn. Lil11h Zerkle and hl•r dau ghter, Jl'nnifer. enlcrt:~ined nn · ~tockton, Janet Second Wilma Pullins, Judr Tutosday t'vening with il wiener Snodgrass, Ruth Stockton, Pullins. Freda Pullins, Brenda Clark, Mildred Stocldon, Marilyn Stockt<m, Andrea Evans, Loroa.rt ut th("ir home. Mtason. Gue!lts were tpt'mbcr.~ of J<'nni- la Zeigler, Ernestine Stockton. Third Row: Hal Doster, June Doster, Bernard Paulsen, Daniel r~· r's Sunday School c!a.-;s of the Berna-rd. Methodi.Jt, .thuryh. · .., · . · · '!'hi!' ChrL-ili.an Youth F'l'llov.•·;f and Linda Stoekton. ·trcaat!J'e1', stt1dyini iJ;J tbis l'ountry on leave Mrs. Or\i.ilJf' Hoiue (! ntertained Atfendinig wer~ S~ndy Sordcn, -ship !CYFI from the llem lol'k Thc .core ~r _offic~!s a;J:so includes from bclng mtsslon-aril's lr1 norOfange Chr\Silan tt)e cotnm11iSIOn t-tialnnen fo~ th(' ~herQ ll}dla. •bt Chatter Club Tbe.sday evening DQnn.. Wtll, Debbie C~~k, Sharou Grewe and a't ··.her home, Rutl•nd. Qu~n, _Kartn ~ouah,~Suzan ~ur· Churches held its Cirsl re.g\llm· li"e area~ of Christlan e:xperaence Meetings for this group will be r~ Rll~, [ meelin.g Friday eveuint: under the around whic-h the prof.ams ofthe on the: first and third Thllfsda1s During the busirien · Session fa~_. JJmm:y Wise, E~dw Sehaekei, Jimmy aynar , ~km ol Us oew prii.Nrlf-al. 2f0Up "Will ·be - ~anne . . - l)i' Frid&)'.S of e-~eh month. Tile with Mrs. Ev£'rett Ug.httoc.t, prrsi- ~hke ~ry. . . .1-.t Bey,.__, Ol &he rn~Unc t~ .. · , dtont. pres iding, Mrs. Vaughan Guests were . Susan WarnL"l", members ol the Folli!>wship were . ~e commlss.lont -.nd l~eir exact day will be ehOAen tr Pritt! was reported ill and plam Danny Rlltoy , Cln~d)a Zf'rkle and aBilined their Co.mmisslons a.lll ~a.r-men are: CbtisUan Fa1th. svold c-onflioets wlth - other ~hool made to remt.>mb.-r her. Mr. Zerkle. the- adull advisors w~e elel·tcd. .M~ Lou S~od11rat~~: _Chri~Uan and eommunitr activltle3. The Fo~lowlng the me-chng the YOUJl '! w ~tncss, Ru~h S~on. C rkl- meelir.g on the first week of the Game-s were played with p1'i7.es peopl~ ·ate hom£'made ire _M'eatn iOI~ 2.:utreaeh, . Dotreflre Hetls an~ month wHI always be in l-leml~k awarded to Miss Alice .lean Casto • • • Itt the AHred Chureh '..s soelal. 1\r.Dlcl ~~ns (~haiTmenl. Grove and on the third week 4' Mrs. Nilh.an 8igg-i, Mn. Wilbur Yuung, Mnr. Glen Evans and Mn Th CYf' held an outing on Christlo~n Cthaens~ip. T. R. _c~l-1 the Orange ChuN'b. The c-hure~u !8' h •t tJw 1t~ms apd Chri.m~n Fellow!ltup, wish to Invite all young pedf.le Llglllroot. 1"be dool' prize was 1 S de , A un ~~. u~:us ' ' 'a·IC h-ard Ba Uey· · t d · ·•t awardetl to Miss Shar(Jn lii.,gg-s. n QSOn Frankie Pic-k ens' -farm near Fork Who are 1ntcrcs e m M en QJ A (\l'g~crt ("(Jllr.i(' was serve d h:r Capt. and Mr~ . 1131"-ry JO(' Grc!ll .d R'' n State Park . In an af'Nh t d The CVF will M11 iU: n£'x-t the meetings, outings, or 11'peelal the hostess tu tho_Q(' namrd ahuv<.' j and chHdren of Perrin Air Force noon ~study 9'1ld r<'crr ation _I \! meeting · at the Hemlock Grove project~ of the group 1c al· en and Mrs. Ch ari~ Su rk, Mr!'l. Base. Te,;as, are visiting relatives officers were elet'lt!d and the tune C)lu.rch nn Sept. Stb IUtder the the meeting on· Sept. 5-th and beFic.yd UunfL'l' an{! :-.trs, frank ln Mason anti New li(;Vt"n. at the ct)tlllny _ meetin2s e., tab direc-tion of tht c:u-istlaa Out· come a member of the CYF. The UUing~r. •l iwhcd, reacll Com~lon. The pf'Qgram group is under the adul& leader· On their relul'n to Texas, he 'Phe offic10>rs are Janet Bcyltor, will be hlgbh.&hted hy the v\'iil of shhip of two coupl ~~ t !rom de~ The next mel•tin.g will be hC"Id will be transferred "-' Gl'rmany , . . bet p u~n vice- an lndla.n girl and her bll9band, c .urch. and ~be m .r.. 9Pr an n~ Bl lhe hotnc or !\.1rs. Wilbur tor a three year tour o! duty . lUs ~~e•'• 'ldd:~::, ~.~fl:; Cur~i.~. M'cretar~eulah and BUI Jones, wbo arc wih!, Hal and June Doster. Young. family will aC<'ompany him. ..... ~ . Plans ~re ma<!e · to finance tlli•J 3• V g'ound plonting of the new Rut· .,· land Elementary School, a eivlc project of the dub. Jl. It, W-aB announCfd that the dub J.. · had 'recei1•ed a grade of 92 101' NEW CtTt:ZIN . Lheir yearbooks for the past yur. Mr . and ~rs. Ro."?rt W tlsan Mrs. Ceeii Bolin, Langsv!Ue, pve are a•.mnunelng the bu>th oJ a 6 "Timely Hinl!l" as a part of the \I.J. 9\-a. oz. daU.I{~ter on Thesday, program and members paid their Augus·t 21 at Metgs G'1neral Hn s-j (l ues during the business :;cssion. pita!. Grandpa~ents ue Mr. anti The hostesses served sand:\'lrs.. Lester Watson, P~meroy au_d wi.ches, salad, cuokie.s and eoffee Mr. and Mrs. Harry llayman, Ha-. to members and g1.1e-sts. le Camera dne . Mn. Howard Wilson oJ Arrangements of fall oflowers flr&t pril.,_ Kodak Zane svi_Ue is a great grandmothe~ were U8ed th;oughuut ttie John· Brownit 8 MM moThe W1lsoru also hall'<! two othl!r ston home for the !)arty and the del! children. next meeting wiiJ be ~on Sept. 30 $17.95 Trav· at the home of Mrs. William FoLer Roell<! ' ;\'IIi lan instead M S&pt. 23 A!l ans~ond prlz• ----Mod' nounced in the yearbooks: ern1in table modal. wit~ I &:ati SJcn On 8:00 Tod.a:v I Mrs. Lilah Zerkle And Daught·er Give Wiener Roast Chatter Club Meeting Held Tuesday·Night ' ' · • C1fy II 1 • ) D il Sentme Davboo)_ $!1.95 Flash Camera Kit Third priu---f•mous l<o!'!dlk Holiday ou•· ntt • "Trigger" Lunch K Kit -BUY NOTHING, PAY NOTHING' ' $1.98 • You ctn be tht luck¥ wlnntr: of one Of thete wenct.rful prl~wlthout tvtn being pr...-nt at the drtwlngt Rll8b· t.r at o~r &tare todty; wlnnen will be notlflfdl COME IN, REGISTER TODAY Filler Paper Filler Po per Note. Books Tablets 33¢ 10c-25c l5c-39c 19~ Bigttl.'to-."'"' Giant I UJ to 138 ahe~l pack. 2 or bole P"IK_,Pe4. parks! Fil$ ,.' • '• • ' lind era • ~ ••• 'i •'' Zipper Binder · 2 Pins, Pencil Pencil•. Sharpener 24¢ Rog Rug Cotton T-Shirt 299! 53¢ bed collon l o30 Brld• and Groom 2;00 Matinee Theater 3o00 Qut:en for a Da,3:45 Moaerr .tLOmancea t :OO Comedy ,T!me 4:30 Movietime uo Popeye Preseatlr Newa Picture 8o00 F1att and SC!f'CIII ~:U Weatbe::~st So30 SpootoE.Ye 8 :3!1 s:ta NBC New1 7:00 7;30 B:!IQ 8:30 9:00 Best of Groucbo Best of Dragnet "4 prs. 85c 2 ,.,. 9Sc • Jr. Boys' Polo Shirts • nrlon rein· loot. t-tl. torm BEN '' '' .,, ,, with showers of paper $l.reamers fallini over the table of fitts. Refre11hments of cake in· The tenth J;llrt·hday of Johnny .erlbed "CoDIJl'ttulaUona Fauna Blake, yoUilJlflr $OR or Mr. and 9,lld Keith", lee eream wllb •edMrrs. E. M. Blalte, was c:elebrcttd dinl ·bell decoraUone, e.of ee and with a party on their lawn Wed· teed tel were served. ne~day i afternoon. Games W~ere Questa wen Mn. Clarenee Murplayed and priles won ob)' Joy r:ay, Mn. Everett Michael, )Ira. Boi¥S, Jan ,:Verson and Jo,Jln Paul Winn, Jane flnion, Mr~ Hoop, .... Junia Pie~. Mrs. Car)'Eben"'tillb, Mrs. Lawrenft Stewart. Mn. ~ J,ob­ ert Kin&, Mrs. Elrl Nelson . a~ OOJ'Ina, Mra. Baymond Nelton, Mrt. Graq Xtna. 14i&s Sari Gil- ....... ond searles, ond sl.,pHar- f'" JkL . Goat!IO ~n. Mm, Nina Ruilfll, J&r• ytha ftoaaelt; Mrt. Myrtltl Harrison. Kathleen rink, Mn. Geae F.vans, MH. Jamu Aroold. Mra. R111oell Batler. Vn. Lester Bailey, M:n. F"'ed WUIIa~- · JtcUth WUJiamson, Mrs. Reva &no'wden. Pauline BULk~ Mra. Edna Laini. Mrs. Hontt>r Forreal, Mrs. DaJe Barnhill, Mrs. Kennetb Md:lhin· ny,--ft{n. Paul Jobnaon, Mn. Hazel Ruaaell, Mrs. Milton Ruuell, Mn. Wilbur Hanalnf, Phyllis Snowded, Judy Chase, Alberta Snowden, 11Udred Hy•ll. Sending tilts were Mn. GriU 100 Sip 00 6o00 Today D:OO Rom~oer Roou 10:00 'l'be Priee 1~ kilbt to:ao Truth or Cqpseq~o~enc~~ 11:00 Tic Tie Doulh tlc30 u·eould Be You t2:QO \f'x and Jin:1 12:30 Current 1:00 . My t.:ttJe M•rgle 1:30' Bride 11nd GTOOm !j)O Cookies:, Andwic:hes !Ittb-Low Vtdeo 'J')Jeat.tr IP:OO WlllriJiloltd> 10:30 News. Readllnu MatioN! T\leater - 3o00 Qp..n Fill' A u;r 3:4' ModtirD RomaQCV 4:00 Comedy Time 4:30 Mo\lletime &:SO Popey~r Prellfntl 12:00 Tonleht \>00 SiiU Off a:di News .Plctare W(ld Bill Rkkn line Atkins, Cheryl Loag, Stella 6:31 . Si>Oru E.Y• 6:46 NBC News Atkins, Alma Atkins, Gloria At· ~1115, Mary Diebl , Ruby Diehl, Birtie Wratt. Claire Nicbolsoa, Edith ~ Lat;nbert. Nell Ann Ditken•. 8:30 Weatbereut 1:30 Bli M~ent 8:00 Cavalcade Df Sporb 8:45 Rad lf•rber's C('otner r,d~allloa tqooo News Jl't"'-ltne• NlleWI!Iek To>lllllt 'lll•n Oft ------·--------jWCHS-TV Channell TIIUIISDAY '1:00 .rlmeue DeaD 1:30 Bwtvil JUackie 8:00 Captaln Kan&aroo 8o4D QBS Ne'" t.M LoeaJ News 1:00 Fred Warlnr 1:30 Arthur Godfre,. 10:30 !!itrike It ttith . News 11:00 11:10 Katie'.! Almanac IUO Searcll for Tomonow lUI Guidlll~ LIJht · . kl~chen 12o00 11;:00 As th' World TurM 1;00 Our Mill Jroob x.u.-, lo30 2:00 2;30DoOO a, ta RoU8,1'!partv Bil Payoft Sob Croaby Sbcnv • BrlJMer Day S~ret Storm. 3:30 Ed&e of Nl1:1t 4:00 The Early Show :5:30 Your Euo Rflporter ~~ Sp•!')• Parade a.;so W'fherman • 6:00. Ned Martin · Sports 6:1:5 Douglas Edward• 6:30 Sgt. ·Prli!llton ot the Yuhl 7:00 Bob Cummlnjls 7:30 CUmu 8:30 "''ayhou!le 90 10:00 Up-to-lhe.minute Ne"' FRIDAY 7o00 JLmm.le Dean 7;30 Bqstnn Blnc:!rle 8o00 c,pt..r..iD Kan11aroo' 8of5 C'BS News 8:55 Loe:ll News , ,oo Fred Warln1 10,30 .strike It lue11 11:00 News 11 :10 Katie's Kitchen - Cirl01111 c;lub - . , - Cia' F.l•o St!II .Final ltllll ~IJI a'"' ""' II;SO ~·Tor!IID,. rolat D.~ ~ 1':Qit. ', _1;30 . 1:1!0 '" at h.tt I tti..w Tlnlo , I:SO ;M'aJit: S.l!o• 1:00 Play otlbe Woo ' 8:30 ~w- !'f Dollllt ' n• ChdstJ Bletntl'$ ICkll& lleW. Of ·U..·HfiiiK 11 t«r.tt EtJfet1Qi " SutJdtlf , "/ • Uy picnic Rutland Junior Garden Club Elects Officers Ma,.... Davie. Mn:. WU "" Ohio --~ Swift Brookfield llladlJoa WilDie 12:(}() '' · berta Thaxton, Ellen Sayfe, Goldie Heiney, Josephine Hartin&er, Jane HiU, Opal Zirkle, Chlorw Grimm p~--- czv - ~~ Stokely Flaeal Krall Salod IQ TEA BAGS .......... · .... · 48 ct. 49c MUSTARD · .. - .. .. .. 2 - 6 oz. jars 19c . EVIDI ' Salad Dressing Katie's Jtlte.ltea Back To Sahool Dresses 2:00 ~. Pa)'of( 2:30 ]ik)b Crosby ShDw 3:00 r -rlgbter Day ; 3oi5 Secret Storm $1.98 •• $2.98 DdtK and WHITE • 3:30 E-:Jge or Nlgtkt· , ,00 Tbe Enly Shouo Yoor &so Re~ortea 5:41 Spt.U Pvade DoSD Weat!lta.maD . 11;00 Tt>~ '\'oeks' !i[e~ '" llevuo !1'15 J;>'oiigJa!" EdWiklt'" f So:W Playhouse of Stat• 7o00 Weat hint Stoey 7;30 Deltidy BoOO Mr. Ada"l& and EV\ 8o30 NiJb'lt·ay Patro) • $2.98 len.....ul -.re Ravorl POTATO SNAX 9oz.box 29c ( Bondwore t !neb PAPER PLATES 40ct. 49c THE STORE COMPLETE ' 7 DAYS PER WEEK (.U LOCUST ST. · MidDLEPORT lb. Hot Drink J4ovl~ ~:3G Amerlean Bndlltucl' *'1!0 1:00 Cortooa Club llletey 11.... CMo Matinee PAPER CUPS 6 ct. 15c PLASTIC CUPS 6 ct, 19c nrHPf vour heat goes1/t YOUR BILLS GO , l:SO SWIFT PREMIUM Emge - WAX PAPER 100ft. roll 25c . SARAN WRAP 25x 12" roll 33c • ~ Nl&bl , ..:'.:.:q:::n....zlll:::lll;_ ' O::lf:_=--"--;- Sib. bag 49c Pll'r.iliURGH - !llulonarie> ~v. dinner em the ta._. of 4'1 Io~ tllem, and we i~vt!l- l bad • • • J • I I • • 'l i • EYANS SUPERTRIM -!em, grouad fresh several timea diUy • • r' . CHARCOAL BRIQUETS ' \ . - . lb. cello 49c SKINLESS WEINERS - - - - ·1o oz. pkg. 4 9c COD FISH. STEAKS GROUND BEEF - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 tbs. 85c • Price Sale Klngofohls 1b: 55c l oU meal . FOftKS & SPOONS I' 8 d. JOe . - ---. 10< eoupon lnoide1oward aext purelwe Federal Brllld plooUe 1;30 1>110 ltanklo tan FULLY COOKED HAM • Kaiser Broiler Foil 2 - 14x2'0" rolls 59c r Sea~b for Advenwre Da~ Witb U.. qela COOL ADY!ci' Small, le111, full shank half- 12 lo u •••-avera_ge Fresh wrap 1:00 · n.. B!¥ J1JW 6:1D lobn ' llaly . . . .bo Ne\ro U0 lUil TID TID fo.IIQ · ~" 119'!1o . ti.M ' ·.;;W~:o lid IQ:IO Tllt.!ler II FRYER PARTS Slrellmann . lJ:SO The Gretchen Wade Show w.....ol tb LEGS .. . . .. .. .. . LB. 69c BREASTS . . . . . . . LB. 79c THIGHS . . . . . . . . LB. 33c EVANS F F BRANDcut·up ............... , , , lb. 43c EVANS BUNS pkg. of8- 2$c YOUNGS MARKET . ---- ''" ~ \'ooolon EVANS F F BRAND "EGIJy Pknics" StRoot SUPPLIES CHANNl'!L 13 FIUUA 'i 11:59 Sign On 12:00 Liborioe Nel1J!bor1 - - - ·- ··sADDLES • 9:00 Und~rcurrent 9oSO Pantomime Quiz 10:00 News abel• home Sundly •ftera~ , ~ tpnce oora broke Y;. _l) ap1 Presenl were Cape. an41 ~· H. Yoq d ~e s~uyr~ ~ rnuclll J. Grus and children, Mrs. Arne-- cooler tt seems. Ito Gal!eleln, Hun\i....on, llr. end ~XP,NS!VE SLIIJ Mn. Ncitoard Ur:ban, lOa/ }iunt- I ' POMEROY STORE CLO$ES ' 8:30 P.M. SATURDAY CLOSED LABOR DAY MJDD-L'E~T . • STORE CLOsES ' .. - . 9:00 P.M. SATURDAY ' CLOSED LAlOR DAY Wizard CHARCOAL UGHTfR . ' pt. can 29c AND_ YOUR fUEL BIUS I, 24 lb. ' 0\'e~fie eoch • I.,W•. Mr. aod , Mn. Harold Fry SYRACUSE, N. Y. uP~ Jlr!.. Jr., New Hiven, ~r.;'· ap_d Mn. Dorls Camerata, fojfowinl ·ller CTot- 1. Walter Wwty, chlldre•, loe.l tor's advtee for aaa:leil aerv'~ · - LEMONADE · .. .. .... 3 - 6oz. ca1s 39c Evans COFFEE - - - 2 •• 2 oz. jars 59( 1:00 Our· Min Brooks l:JO HousepaTty 10;00 I aa. ju Mlnule Maid - Pink or Whl~ CATSUP .... · .... · 2 - 14oz. &ottles 33c Spedal Twin Paek - Reg. 55c jar- BORDENS INSTANT -12:30 At the Wortd. Turn~ 1.1~ • • .11:45 GuldiDj tl.g,ht orid Mfl. ,fohn B•Ute, ~tome ~ on leav.e bere from Alriea. -offerjfJr Cltrtl Y PtCINC i<l Ibis ad>lee on how to hOR• Mr. aad Mrt. Chris1y Bletner C!~.: "'throw away yoUr lobe~ of Jrfuu flntertained with. a ram- meter. Alrlcan 11:alives ~~ no W F PORK & BEANS ... - 2 No.2 cans 29c CHEESE SPREAD -- - 2 lb. loaf 59c SWEET PICKLES - . - .. Pint jar 25c STUFFED OLIVES Refrig. jar 39c _EVANS INSTANT COFFEE 99c ARMOUR'S TREET - 12oz.can 39c VANILLA ICE CREAM 1f2gal. 59c TABLE NAPKINS - . - 80ctbox 10c ' U:15 Love uf .Ufe ll o30 Search for Tomorrow 8:00 · Norma Chapman · Is Honor Guest At Bridal Shower ltf7...• I Vo Camp The Rutland Junior Garden Club members met this pas1: week was honored with a ·bridal shower at the hcrme of their advisor, Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Art Syhester, Vernon Weber. Guests were Carla ~ho was assisted by Bessie Slaugh- Miller, A-then.~, and Carolyn Burter, Tuesday evening. ford. Arrangements of flowers were ,- OH~rs elected wer(! president, used thnughout the hom..,_ and a Patty Young; vice-preaident, Osa WHTN--TV C~ann~l13 .. UO 5:00 8:00 8:1. MA-,.-..._1 opened her 1ifll, refreabment.J ot individual cake Jquarq leed In green and topped with white weding bella, ire l!!'eam and punch were served. Tboae attending were Margie 8UJ:ri of Plunt.J; Claudia·· Shields. Letart; Stella Clark, Eleaaor Robinson, Mra. Earl Robinson, Mrt: Harold Weaver, Syac:ull!; Marie Norrill, Mrs. Glenn Wolfe, Washington D. C.; Wilma Anderson, Marabelle Sharprute:!k, Irene Roush, Betty Reibel, Donna Reibel, Margretbs WoUe, Rena Myers, Five Pointe; Mn. RU18ell Roush tnd family, Eileen BliCk, Mary Euler, Ethel .Euler of Racine; Sue Ann Buck, Frankie Chitpman, MarJorie Stobart, Mabel RouSh, Anna Wheeler, Mrs. Herbert Roush and son, Roger, Beuie Slaughter, Mrs. Art Syive~~tet and tbe honored guest, Miss Chapman. ThM~ sending gifts by.t unable to attend were Dolly Wolfe, Hattie Shank, Elizabeth Sharpnack, Genevie\le Powe!'l, Mabel Shield&, Na· omi. Stob.&r\. Mr_ll. Etta Shields, Ro- and Nancy Chapman. Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJddleport. 0., Aq. H, • -- - . - ' COBBLER POTATOES ,. • 10 IIJ. bag 49c Fine for eooklng JONATHA'N APPLES • - 41b. ba.g 43' Sweet & Jufey SALE. STAIITS . 'SATUII!AY Nlt4G ..' Dallu Ye•Pr nd CbarUe Marr &lr. .tnd lin. Donald Bllultz aDd GVer tbe ftebad were Toa:unJ Wbf!t.JJ.o1 .uad Be8l Bocoet Carl•nd Ina Baltett, st. ClalruiJie. too Don, WelllburJ, W. Va., riait, MI!T, ~ 1 McGillen of Mr. ud. Jln. ADdrew Sue Ann Buck aad Mrs. Herbert Gladys Nleholson, Carrie Sheets, Norma Lee, Ada Bradley, Allegra WiU, Faye Wingett, Clara Carl, Hazel Stanley Norman Will, Wayne Wingett, Dean Will, Duaae Will, Robert Denison, B. E. Carl, Roger Attire and' the hostesses. Mrs. Leah Williams, who wa:;; unable to be present, sent a gift. Norma Ann Chapman, brideelect of Daniel Eufcr of Racine, 10:011 S(annina tbe Weather 10:00 Scannina the We~tber _to_,l_o_Th_e L't::.•::::.ho:::::w_ _ _ _.;:'O'IO The r.ate Show · 1:30 llovlC" Mltinee 3:00 America; Budlt.md punch .,oo 10:30 \Oof(l 12;00 l:liQ IUO Ntte.watcll and were served. The three tiered wed ding cake wu baked and served tby Donna Will. Sharon Atkins preaided at the punch bowl. Those p-resent were: Helen Long, mot~ of the lbe bride-to-be; Mama Denison, moth('r of the groom-to-be; Ruby Halliday, Pall- a.arved t"OOkJ~ and KooiAid at ed Hr. and lin. Chari!!» Ye-aaer tbe close of tbt rneetlnJ. IM!I' the weelnd. llelativ'!'~ rilidftl Mr. and Mn. Roush. After the honored Kuett .' f'BANK LIN ~.,_, breltat~ 111m Kllll. , Doria Tllomaa, 11.,-y 'l;lle&, Mn. Erl!ltlt Barnhart, Mn. '"~ Jlarrioon.·:Katie llowt... Vrs • Wl\~lU' ~~~wiey, Mn. Elwoo~ Lew'•· Palt1 Jll•hael, Cha>lolto ~f· loot. ' 574t .-·.(~. t-10. Min Fauna Bailey, who will 1H married on Aug, Sl t.o Keith Nel· son, Will honored Monday evening with a misceiJaneous shower at tbe home of Mrs. Allen ~ouah .Wolfe, Stretehy, action - frf'e knit, 1tow-ao..oll wuhfaat colors! ~ton Miss Fauna Bailey Is Honored Guest At Shower Monday ~lclay evenlnt, Au~o 23 . Gifta were pla(ed o.n a table let under large allver bells and white crepe paper streamers. A lmtU bride doll and miniature bOuquets of white petunils ador ned the table. Several a:ames were played un· der the dirrctlon of Pauline Atkina, Alter Mi11 Lor;t~ bad opened her lifts refreshnlenta of cake, 7:00 Dr. HPdson's Journal 7:30 Ufe .,r Riley 8:00 'I'h.:! Juseoll Cotton s~ '1'1111 Pe•lll• 4 .;b~le· I.~ ~ : 116 I Ruuep, Mrs. Cu1k Johnaiart ¥ra. \tarle WUkl1110a, 111'1.. Ve• Limbert, Mn. Clarence MIJht. Kn. IIIIo le~e Wlillbt, i'ICal, Mr. and tool! a te<lau.. am! slept ooundl)' Si~lU\, Mr& }Jomer (;armen, Jfl'1 au-en Capebart tnd diu- wbUe a buralar . ~~ •atq. bef Robtlrt McQ'!ay, Fran~ 1111in, local, ..a 8obor.t llousb, iloKW onf w,~ til'! •wul!l of ,val· ~ u.,wn. . u.Wes. . _.. _. lollnO<>n,_ J•nef vatentlne, .Joyce ~ew .,~.;:.;;:.:.;::;::.._....,.....,~~.;..;- ~~ohirl.tl. Comb•d Cotton! Boy•' Soc~ An.leh R lNG Tenth Birthday Of Johnny Blake Is Celebrated old and ~y Vance, Ptt and Everson, Larr:y Gladwell, nn Criner, Cbrlstine Dahr, John Hood Kay aad 'Ffoddle Slater, Middleport; Ellen, Dec1ty -.nd Tom Leo'nard, and Ann Camp, Maaon. SIM:s 4.0-8. lUIIDAY · Current My Little Margie Bum~:ardncr , Mason. Mr. and Mr.!! and- d4\Ughte.,.s, Sharon and Maryln Herbr rt Miller, Rutland Road, Er· at Bradbury Assisting hoatesses nest Bowers, Minersville a.nd Mrs were Myrtle Donahu~, Mrs. Hll· Lewis Lawrence Gf oakland, ton Wolle Jr .• Ph;ttllls Ebe~bach Caltf., are grellt gr~tndparents. and Charlotte U:ehtfoot. Jacob Ament , Porn~roy, ls a great Games were played and prlzea CHANNEL 13 THURS. v.-rent uncle. awarded to a number of the tllle&ta !UP Sign On wlth Mrs. Mith WllllaiJlson win- 12:00 Llberaee ning the door prize. The iifta were 12:30 Tbe Gretchen · Wa~ Sbow placed Uflde!' pink and green um- 1;15 Nel~bors son, Pat Boys', 11rls' rom· $N.J. STARTS villi', W. Va .. nrl.' announcing the bR-th uf a 7 lb. 8 07.. daughter. Terri Lynn, Saturday, August 23, at the Wetzel county Ho.s·p ital. New Murlin.9Ville. Cnndparent~ arc Mr . and Mr~ . Elwood Bowers, Pomeroy and Mr . and Mrs. Geo. 799! low. 10 Blr :.n pno!IJ with .... ell .......1 ll:ftl~. Mr. and Mu. David Bum:;:urdlln (Shirley · Bowel"!i) of Mounds- • t:;___... Heav,- NEW CITIZEN Mechaniclr ·Penell. ball point pen, fountain Pn Morpul ••• 18fi sheet!!, t! 41 x9o ln . or llO t~ht!t!ls, 8x10.ln. 25c-33c · 29c-69c &turd,. board, euvu or leUherllh ltJI• CO\'tt'J. Pencil Spiral ytyl-e, with or wlthoul stnndurd hole punclt. Typing Po per Notebook •'·. or hole binders. a I It C.ould Be You Tex 1nd JifiJ: 11 :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 vJsits Relatives 1 • 9:00 Romp.- Room lO:OO Tbe PTlte f!! IU&ht IO:SO Tr\ltll or (;')'l.sequence• i:l:OO Tie tat: Dou&h eapt H J Gress I M Virginia Long Is H.onored By Bridal Shower . A E entliW' Secretary of the Meigs r:Uaty Unil GJ tbP Amerkan Cant't'T ~iety, attendetl lhe twelfth 11n8Uil E.J:~tiYt Sf,(-rPtarif'S M th~ ~CS M&~l&"t'.ment ConlerPnte ' creen and •hite eolor tcheme wat Turner; le("rl!tary, Jane Pll'IOlll; carried out In the deeoratlona and trenurer, CaUUe Tttolhl- Colon nfre~tbmenll . for tbe elub wm pJal Gtlts wert: placed on the diD- cbo.en and white. ina room tablt~ which hid a white Roll eall tw the !lfternooD wat cover UDdt:r wblte weddiDI Jlonna WiJJ , Sharon Atkirul and and ~feeD aad white etreamen antwered Or twt nty membtn who l'aDiee Epple 1Jere llostet~e~ whe:n hanlina from the chandelier and a bridal tbower wu lf(ven for faatened to the end. of tbe bible. lll.q Vlrginla Lon1 of Rutland 1t Games were played dllrin& tbe the UarriJ;onville Gnnge Hall on evealnf and prizes were won by TELEVISION GUIDE . 1 . RUTLAND FURNITURE Ri!llaa4l. Ohio .. ~- • Arn!"d Grate; eWDer -·~~--~-----~~~~ RED. GRAPES - • - • • . - - 21bs.29,: , �' I 2-0al!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., Aug. 29, 1957 - - - - - - -- ---- - - - - - I Hamer's On Visit Meigs Coul\ty Cancer Society While Enroute To Secretary Attends Conference ' Wedding Ceremony Christian Youth F Mn1. Catherine Shavftrinsky, RN 1 menL. "Until WSA% .;_TV Chan"e13.. TUURSDA Y - Cbann<l S Friday Mr and _~n Sam Hamer, PUls- ~n bw-gh , arrn·ed to~wy for an oyernight visit his. t(r a ndpare nts, ~t r . and Mn_ 1'. H rompkHl~, a!ld hts hrotht't. hme, l-lamt•r The family will leil'f> Fr!Uay for ultinrnte cure is round , en 1mm 40 rlatt· Y.<eapon for !111\'ing lil·ru ts to gel peopl(' to ~c their <lo•:tor at OHCf' if they r~o,gni:te ono: of car\~r·~ se ~eu in Cmt'innah th11 pan week . She reporled that upansWn uf canC"t'r t'Ontrul aetivilil'S, with tt~ial empha.~il! on busi ness ann Industrial rancN inrormation prorrtflli at tht> ("llfnmunity lt>vt•l llighlightl'd' the conference. She was one of t he represent atativt"S fr om more th;m so Ohio Counties who auended the w~klung conference. which wa~ spon· sOred by the Ohio Divi sion of the American Cancer SociPL)I. They heard nationally known upert:; in the fields of C"ancer control and ma.na&emenL nulhne f'Ht>clive me· thods for aN't>lerating the attack against tan<'er. bonard V. Criftith. vice pre.s.ident of Jo'i~ld Servi~u of the Natitmal AmC"riran Can~ r Society , pointed out that ttte best way to atC"elt>rate lhe attact agejrwt call'" ('er i1 to continue the- e]ose rela~ .lionship that now ui..b- ~tWetn {'ounty, State u.nd the Nationwl Ame.riu[\ Canco;1r Socipty _ia Implementing and . Interpreting the J)oriciei ol the Society. These poHcif'S, said Griffith, are the re~ult of a M'OIIs t~eetion o{ opinion of County Leaders frGm a.ll ovt't the naUon and have bf't>n f'~11ii>Ushcd O!l the be.~t mean of t"VI!ntually achieving the Society' ~ go a i~ the conquest or C"anel'r. The importanre of bringing 1ifP uving ir.!orm.tttiun to the em·· ployees of Amtori<'an bus ine!l!i and lndu..:lr)' wa~ streMSt>d by Mi~t~:~ Pat Allf'n, dirN'tor of iju~ines.-. and lndu.-try Education ur th(• National Socltoty . Mi.!l11 Allen polntetl nuL that 150,000 persons are bei1;g uved annually from cancer but that another 75,000 U\leA could be 8aved annually by early dlagne1is and Ndy tre~t- wat\on mg signals---the lnfa7'1'la.boo Baltimore wher,· the)' wUJ atlend and eC:uc <~t ion pro~:ranu esperlaJly th~ mur1agc uf Hobert Tompkins designt•d for Arnt·rican Bu!tiness to Mi ss Ehz..tbt•th Le .. Ravnor, and J ndlt.~t ry ~rt" gt':trf'd to do · this," sht· said The w1•dd1ng w!IJ he at 10 a. m. Satunl::~y , Au~u~t :JJ, a t the Christ Top flight man age ment and Epi5 copal Chur('h 1n Ballimon• admini.>lrali\'t' t·onsultanls parti - an d ,\I- r anu·' \I _ rs. Tompk•'••• w>'l! [ cipatiB-J in the cnnkren~e wert>: 1ea11e trnmed!atl•ly ror " honeyHugh A. Gyllcnhaai, Se ntor Asso- moon at Rehobeth Beach . ciatt' of the Ne~A' York firm Con fl·rencc Cnu ns(•Jors: :\ Iiss Edith Whj.tfil'id, Stuff J.fcmbtr of Conference l'llun~el ors; and Mathew B. Miles. Researeh Assodate and As!l.stant Proressor of Education. Teachers College, Columbia Uni· venity. lfn. Lil11h Zerkle and hl•r dau ghter, Jl'nnifer. enlcrt:~ined nn · ~tockton, Janet Second Wilma Pullins, Judr Tutosday t'vening with il wiener Snodgrass, Ruth Stockton, Pullins. Freda Pullins, Brenda Clark, Mildred Stocldon, Marilyn Stockt<m, Andrea Evans, Loroa.rt ut th("ir home. Mtason. Gue!lts were tpt'mbcr.~ of J<'nni- la Zeigler, Ernestine Stockton. Third Row: Hal Doster, June Doster, Bernard Paulsen, Daniel r~· r's Sunday School c!a.-;s of the Berna-rd. Methodi.Jt, .thuryh. · .., · . · · '!'hi!' ChrL-ili.an Youth F'l'llov.•·;f and Linda Stoekton. ·trcaat!J'e1', stt1dyini iJ;J tbis l'ountry on leave Mrs. Or\i.ilJf' Hoiue (! ntertained Atfendinig wer~ S~ndy Sordcn, -ship !CYFI from the llem lol'k Thc .core ~r _offic~!s a;J:so includes from bclng mtsslon-aril's lr1 norOfange Chr\Silan tt)e cotnm11iSIOn t-tialnnen fo~ th(' ~herQ ll}dla. •bt Chatter Club Tbe.sday evening DQnn.. Wtll, Debbie C~~k, Sharou Grewe and a't ··.her home, Rutl•nd. Qu~n, _Kartn ~ouah,~Suzan ~ur· Churches held its Cirsl re.g\llm· li"e area~ of Christlan e:xperaence Meetings for this group will be r~ Rll~, [ meelin.g Friday eveuint: under the around whic-h the prof.ams ofthe on the: first and third Thllfsda1s During the busirien · Session fa~_. JJmm:y Wise, E~dw Sehaekei, Jimmy aynar , ~km ol Us oew prii.Nrlf-al. 2f0Up "Will ·be - ~anne . . - l)i' Frid&)'.S of e-~eh month. Tile with Mrs. Ev£'rett Ug.httoc.t, prrsi- ~hke ~ry. . . .1-.t Bey,.__, Ol &he rn~Unc t~ .. · , dtont. pres iding, Mrs. Vaughan Guests were . Susan WarnL"l", members ol the Folli!>wship were . ~e commlss.lont -.nd l~eir exact day will be ehOAen tr Pritt! was reported ill and plam Danny Rlltoy , Cln~d)a Zf'rkle and aBilined their Co.mmisslons a.lll ~a.r-men are: CbtisUan Fa1th. svold c-onflioets wlth - other ~hool made to remt.>mb.-r her. Mr. Zerkle. the- adull advisors w~e elel·tcd. .M~ Lou S~od11rat~~: _Chri~Uan and eommunitr activltle3. The Fo~lowlng the me-chng the YOUJl '! w ~tncss, Ru~h S~on. C rkl- meelir.g on the first week of the Game-s were played with p1'i7.es peopl~ ·ate hom£'made ire _M'eatn iOI~ 2.:utreaeh, . Dotreflre Hetls an~ month wHI always be in l-leml~k awarded to Miss Alice .lean Casto • • • Itt the AHred Chureh '..s soelal. 1\r.Dlcl ~~ns (~haiTmenl. Grove and on the third week 4' Mrs. Nilh.an 8igg-i, Mn. Wilbur Yuung, Mnr. Glen Evans and Mn Th CYf' held an outing on Christlo~n Cthaens~ip. T. R. _c~l-1 the Orange ChuN'b. The c-hure~u !8' h •t tJw 1t~ms apd Chri.m~n Fellow!ltup, wish to Invite all young pedf.le Llglllroot. 1"be dool' prize was 1 S de , A un ~~. u~:us ' ' 'a·IC h-ard Ba Uey· · t d · ·•t awardetl to Miss Shar(Jn lii.,gg-s. n QSOn Frankie Pic-k ens' -farm near Fork Who are 1ntcrcs e m M en QJ A (\l'g~crt ("(Jllr.i(' was serve d h:r Capt. and Mr~ . 1131"-ry JO(' Grc!ll .d R'' n State Park . In an af'Nh t d The CVF will M11 iU: n£'x-t the meetings, outings, or 11'peelal the hostess tu tho_Q(' namrd ahuv<.' j and chHdren of Perrin Air Force noon ~study 9'1ld r<'crr ation _I \! meeting · at the Hemlock Grove project~ of the group 1c al· en and Mrs. Ch ari~ Su rk, Mr!'l. Base. Te,;as, are visiting relatives officers were elet'lt!d and the tune C)lu.rch nn Sept. Stb IUtder the the meeting on· Sept. 5-th and beFic.yd UunfL'l' an{! :-.trs, frank ln Mason anti New li(;Vt"n. at the ct)tlllny _ meetin2s e., tab direc-tion of tht c:u-istlaa Out· come a member of the CYF. The UUing~r. •l iwhcd, reacll Com~lon. The pf'Qgram group is under the adul& leader· On their relul'n to Texas, he 'Phe offic10>rs are Janet Bcyltor, will be hlgbh.&hted hy the v\'iil of shhip of two coupl ~~ t !rom de~ The next mel•tin.g will be hC"Id will be transferred "-' Gl'rmany , . . bet p u~n vice- an lndla.n girl and her bll9band, c .urch. and ~be m .r.. 9Pr an n~ Bl lhe hotnc or !\.1rs. Wilbur tor a three year tour o! duty . lUs ~~e•'• 'ldd:~::, ~.~fl:; Cur~i.~. M'cretar~eulah and BUI Jones, wbo arc wih!, Hal and June Doster. Young. family will aC<'ompany him. ..... ~ . Plans ~re ma<!e · to finance tlli•J 3• V g'ound plonting of the new Rut· .,· land Elementary School, a eivlc project of the dub. Jl. It, W-aB announCfd that the dub J.. · had 'recei1•ed a grade of 92 101' NEW CtTt:ZIN . Lheir yearbooks for the past yur. Mr . and ~rs. Ro."?rt W tlsan Mrs. Ceeii Bolin, Langsv!Ue, pve are a•.mnunelng the bu>th oJ a 6 "Timely Hinl!l" as a part of the \I.J. 9\-a. oz. daU.I{~ter on Thesday, program and members paid their Augus·t 21 at Metgs G'1neral Hn s-j (l ues during the business :;cssion. pita!. Grandpa~ents ue Mr. anti The hostesses served sand:\'lrs.. Lester Watson, P~meroy au_d wi.ches, salad, cuokie.s and eoffee Mr. and Mrs. Harry llayman, Ha-. to members and g1.1e-sts. le Camera dne . Mn. Howard Wilson oJ Arrangements of fall oflowers flr&t pril.,_ Kodak Zane svi_Ue is a great grandmothe~ were U8ed th;oughuut ttie John· Brownit 8 MM moThe W1lsoru also hall'<! two othl!r ston home for the !)arty and the del! children. next meeting wiiJ be ~on Sept. 30 $17.95 Trav· at the home of Mrs. William FoLer Roell<! ' ;\'IIi lan instead M S&pt. 23 A!l ans~ond prlz• ----Mod' nounced in the yearbooks: ern1in table modal. wit~ I &:ati SJcn On 8:00 Tod.a:v I Mrs. Lilah Zerkle And Daught·er Give Wiener Roast Chatter Club Meeting Held Tuesday·Night ' ' · • C1fy II 1 • ) D il Sentme Davboo)_ $!1.95 Flash Camera Kit Third priu---f•mous l<o!'!dlk Holiday ou•· ntt • "Trigger" Lunch K Kit -BUY NOTHING, PAY NOTHING' ' $1.98 • You ctn be tht luck¥ wlnntr: of one Of thete wenct.rful prl~wlthout tvtn being pr...-nt at the drtwlngt Rll8b· t.r at o~r &tare todty; wlnnen will be notlflfdl COME IN, REGISTER TODAY Filler Paper Filler Po per Note. Books Tablets 33¢ 10c-25c l5c-39c 19~ Bigttl.'to-."'"' Giant I UJ to 138 ahe~l pack. 2 or bole P"IK_,Pe4. parks! Fil$ ,.' • '• • ' lind era • ~ ••• 'i •'' Zipper Binder · 2 Pins, Pencil Pencil•. Sharpener 24¢ Rog Rug Cotton T-Shirt 299! 53¢ bed collon l o30 Brld• and Groom 2;00 Matinee Theater 3o00 Qut:en for a Da,3:45 Moaerr .tLOmancea t :OO Comedy ,T!me 4:30 Movietime uo Popeye Preseatlr Newa Picture 8o00 F1att and SC!f'CIII ~:U Weatbe::~st So30 SpootoE.Ye 8 :3!1 s:ta NBC New1 7:00 7;30 B:!IQ 8:30 9:00 Best of Groucbo Best of Dragnet "4 prs. 85c 2 ,.,. 9Sc • Jr. Boys' Polo Shirts • nrlon rein· loot. t-tl. torm BEN '' '' .,, ,, with showers of paper $l.reamers fallini over the table of fitts. Refre11hments of cake in· The tenth J;llrt·hday of Johnny .erlbed "CoDIJl'ttulaUona Fauna Blake, yoUilJlflr $OR or Mr. and 9,lld Keith", lee eream wllb •edMrrs. E. M. Blalte, was c:elebrcttd dinl ·bell decoraUone, e.of ee and with a party on their lawn Wed· teed tel were served. ne~day i afternoon. Games W~ere Questa wen Mn. Clarenee Murplayed and priles won ob)' Joy r:ay, Mn. Everett Michael, )Ira. Boi¥S, Jan ,:Verson and Jo,Jln Paul Winn, Jane flnion, Mr~ Hoop, .... Junia Pie~. Mrs. Car)'Eben"'tillb, Mrs. Lawrenft Stewart. Mn. ~ J,ob­ ert Kin&, Mrs. Elrl Nelson . a~ OOJ'Ina, Mra. Baymond Nelton, Mrt. Graq Xtna. 14i&s Sari Gil- ....... ond searles, ond sl.,pHar- f'" JkL . Goat!IO ~n. Mm, Nina Ruilfll, J&r• ytha ftoaaelt; Mrt. Myrtltl Harrison. Kathleen rink, Mn. Geae F.vans, MH. Jamu Aroold. Mra. R111oell Batler. Vn. Lester Bailey, M:n. F"'ed WUIIa~- · JtcUth WUJiamson, Mrs. Reva &no'wden. Pauline BULk~ Mra. Edna Laini. Mrs. Hontt>r Forreal, Mrs. DaJe Barnhill, Mrs. Kennetb Md:lhin· ny,--ft{n. Paul Jobnaon, Mn. Hazel Ruaaell, Mrs. Milton Ruuell, Mn. Wilbur Hanalnf, Phyllis Snowded, Judy Chase, Alberta Snowden, 11Udred Hy•ll. Sending tilts were Mn. GriU 100 Sip 00 6o00 Today D:OO Rom~oer Roou 10:00 'l'be Priee 1~ kilbt to:ao Truth or Cqpseq~o~enc~~ 11:00 Tic Tie Doulh tlc30 u·eould Be You t2:QO \f'x and Jin:1 12:30 Current 1:00 . My t.:ttJe M•rgle 1:30' Bride 11nd GTOOm !j)O Cookies:, Andwic:hes !Ittb-Low Vtdeo 'J')Jeat.tr IP:OO WlllriJiloltd> 10:30 News. Readllnu MatioN! T\leater - 3o00 Qp..n Fill' A u;r 3:4' ModtirD RomaQCV 4:00 Comedy Time 4:30 Mo\lletime &:SO Popey~r Prellfntl 12:00 Tonleht \>00 SiiU Off a:di News .Plctare W(ld Bill Rkkn line Atkins, Cheryl Loag, Stella 6:31 . Si>Oru E.Y• 6:46 NBC News Atkins, Alma Atkins, Gloria At· ~1115, Mary Diebl , Ruby Diehl, Birtie Wratt. Claire Nicbolsoa, Edith ~ Lat;nbert. Nell Ann Ditken•. 8:30 Weatbereut 1:30 Bli M~ent 8:00 Cavalcade Df Sporb 8:45 Rad lf•rber's C('otner r,d~allloa tqooo News Jl't"'-ltne• NlleWI!Iek To>lllllt 'lll•n Oft ------·--------jWCHS-TV Channell TIIUIISDAY '1:00 .rlmeue DeaD 1:30 Bwtvil JUackie 8:00 Captaln Kan&aroo 8o4D QBS Ne'" t.M LoeaJ News 1:00 Fred Warlnr 1:30 Arthur Godfre,. 10:30 !!itrike It ttith . News 11:00 11:10 Katie'.! Almanac IUO Searcll for Tomonow lUI Guidlll~ LIJht · . kl~chen 12o00 11;:00 As th' World TurM 1;00 Our Mill Jroob x.u.-, lo30 2:00 2;30DoOO a, ta RoU8,1'!partv Bil Payoft Sob Croaby Sbcnv • BrlJMer Day S~ret Storm. 3:30 Ed&e of Nl1:1t 4:00 The Early Show :5:30 Your Euo Rflporter ~~ Sp•!')• Parade a.;so W'fherman • 6:00. Ned Martin · Sports 6:1:5 Douglas Edward• 6:30 Sgt. ·Prli!llton ot the Yuhl 7:00 Bob Cummlnjls 7:30 CUmu 8:30 "''ayhou!le 90 10:00 Up-to-lhe.minute Ne"' FRIDAY 7o00 JLmm.le Dean 7;30 Bqstnn Blnc:!rle 8o00 c,pt..r..iD Kan11aroo' 8of5 C'BS News 8:55 Loe:ll News , ,oo Fred Warln1 10,30 .strike It lue11 11:00 News 11 :10 Katie's Kitchen - Cirl01111 c;lub - . , - Cia' F.l•o St!II .Final ltllll ~IJI a'"' ""' II;SO ~·Tor!IID,. rolat D.~ ~ 1':Qit. ', _1;30 . 1:1!0 '" at h.tt I tti..w Tlnlo , I:SO ;M'aJit: S.l!o• 1:00 Play otlbe Woo ' 8:30 ~w- !'f Dollllt ' n• ChdstJ Bletntl'$ ICkll& lleW. Of ·U..·HfiiiK 11 t«r.tt EtJfet1Qi " SutJdtlf , "/ • Uy picnic Rutland Junior Garden Club Elects Officers Ma,.... Davie. Mn:. WU "" Ohio --~ Swift Brookfield llladlJoa WilDie 12:(}() '' · berta Thaxton, Ellen Sayfe, Goldie Heiney, Josephine Hartin&er, Jane HiU, Opal Zirkle, Chlorw Grimm p~--- czv - ~~ Stokely Flaeal Krall Salod IQ TEA BAGS .......... · .... · 48 ct. 49c MUSTARD · .. - .. .. .. 2 - 6 oz. jars 19c . EVIDI ' Salad Dressing Katie's Jtlte.ltea Back To Sahool Dresses 2:00 ~. Pa)'of( 2:30 ]ik)b Crosby ShDw 3:00 r -rlgbter Day ; 3oi5 Secret Storm $1.98 •• $2.98 DdtK and WHITE • 3:30 E-:Jge or Nlgtkt· , ,00 Tbe Enly Shouo Yoor &so Re~ortea 5:41 Spt.U Pvade DoSD Weat!lta.maD . 11;00 Tt>~ '\'oeks' !i[e~ '" llevuo !1'15 J;>'oiigJa!" EdWiklt'" f So:W Playhouse of Stat• 7o00 Weat hint Stoey 7;30 Deltidy BoOO Mr. Ada"l& and EV\ 8o30 NiJb'lt·ay Patro) • $2.98 len.....ul -.re Ravorl POTATO SNAX 9oz.box 29c ( Bondwore t !neb PAPER PLATES 40ct. 49c THE STORE COMPLETE ' 7 DAYS PER WEEK (.U LOCUST ST. · MidDLEPORT lb. Hot Drink J4ovl~ ~:3G Amerlean Bndlltucl' *'1!0 1:00 Cortooa Club llletey 11.... CMo Matinee PAPER CUPS 6 ct. 15c PLASTIC CUPS 6 ct, 19c nrHPf vour heat goes1/t YOUR BILLS GO , l:SO SWIFT PREMIUM Emge - WAX PAPER 100ft. roll 25c . SARAN WRAP 25x 12" roll 33c • ~ Nl&bl , ..:'.:.:q:::n....zlll:::lll;_ ' O::lf:_=--"--;- Sib. bag 49c Pll'r.iliURGH - !llulonarie> ~v. dinner em the ta._. of 4'1 Io~ tllem, and we i~vt!l- l bad • • • J • I I • • 'l i • EYANS SUPERTRIM -!em, grouad fresh several timea diUy • • r' . CHARCOAL BRIQUETS ' \ . - . lb. cello 49c SKINLESS WEINERS - - - - ·1o oz. pkg. 4 9c COD FISH. STEAKS GROUND BEEF - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 tbs. 85c • Price Sale Klngofohls 1b: 55c l oU meal . FOftKS & SPOONS I' 8 d. JOe . - ---. 10< eoupon lnoide1oward aext purelwe Federal Brllld plooUe 1;30 1>110 ltanklo tan FULLY COOKED HAM • Kaiser Broiler Foil 2 - 14x2'0" rolls 59c r Sea~b for Advenwre Da~ Witb U.. qela COOL ADY!ci' Small, le111, full shank half- 12 lo u •••-avera_ge Fresh wrap 1:00 · n.. B!¥ J1JW 6:1D lobn ' llaly . . . .bo Ne\ro U0 lUil TID TID fo.IIQ · ~" 119'!1o . ti.M ' ·.;;W~:o lid IQ:IO Tllt.!ler II FRYER PARTS Slrellmann . lJ:SO The Gretchen Wade Show w.....ol tb LEGS .. . . .. .. .. . LB. 69c BREASTS . . . . . . . LB. 79c THIGHS . . . . . . . . LB. 33c EVANS F F BRANDcut·up ............... , , , lb. 43c EVANS BUNS pkg. of8- 2$c YOUNGS MARKET . ---- ''" ~ \'ooolon EVANS F F BRAND "EGIJy Pknics" StRoot SUPPLIES CHANNl'!L 13 FIUUA 'i 11:59 Sign On 12:00 Liborioe Nel1J!bor1 - - - ·- ··sADDLES • 9:00 Und~rcurrent 9oSO Pantomime Quiz 10:00 News abel• home Sundly •ftera~ , ~ tpnce oora broke Y;. _l) ap1 Presenl were Cape. an41 ~· H. Yoq d ~e s~uyr~ ~ rnuclll J. Grus and children, Mrs. Arne-- cooler tt seems. Ito Gal!eleln, Hun\i....on, llr. end ~XP,NS!VE SLIIJ Mn. Ncitoard Ur:ban, lOa/ }iunt- I ' POMEROY STORE CLO$ES ' 8:30 P.M. SATURDAY CLOSED LABOR DAY MJDD-L'E~T . • STORE CLOsES ' .. - . 9:00 P.M. SATURDAY ' CLOSED LAlOR DAY Wizard CHARCOAL UGHTfR . ' pt. can 29c AND_ YOUR fUEL BIUS I, 24 lb. ' 0\'e~fie eoch • I.,W•. Mr. aod , Mn. Harold Fry SYRACUSE, N. Y. uP~ Jlr!.. Jr., New Hiven, ~r.;'· ap_d Mn. Dorls Camerata, fojfowinl ·ller CTot- 1. Walter Wwty, chlldre•, loe.l tor's advtee for aaa:leil aerv'~ · - LEMONADE · .. .. .... 3 - 6oz. ca1s 39c Evans COFFEE - - - 2 •• 2 oz. jars 59( 1:00 Our· Min Brooks l:JO HousepaTty 10;00 I aa. ju Mlnule Maid - Pink or Whl~ CATSUP .... · .... · 2 - 14oz. &ottles 33c Spedal Twin Paek - Reg. 55c jar- BORDENS INSTANT -12:30 At the Wortd. Turn~ 1.1~ • • .11:45 GuldiDj tl.g,ht orid Mfl. ,fohn B•Ute, ~tome ~ on leav.e bere from Alriea. -offerjfJr Cltrtl Y PtCINC i<l Ibis ad>lee on how to hOR• Mr. aad Mrt. Chris1y Bletner C!~.: "'throw away yoUr lobe~ of Jrfuu flntertained with. a ram- meter. Alrlcan 11:alives ~~ no W F PORK & BEANS ... - 2 No.2 cans 29c CHEESE SPREAD -- - 2 lb. loaf 59c SWEET PICKLES - . - .. Pint jar 25c STUFFED OLIVES Refrig. jar 39c _EVANS INSTANT COFFEE 99c ARMOUR'S TREET - 12oz.can 39c VANILLA ICE CREAM 1f2gal. 59c TABLE NAPKINS - . - 80ctbox 10c ' U:15 Love uf .Ufe ll o30 Search for Tomorrow 8:00 · Norma Chapman · Is Honor Guest At Bridal Shower ltf7...• I Vo Camp The Rutland Junior Garden Club members met this pas1: week was honored with a ·bridal shower at the hcrme of their advisor, Mrs. at the home of Mrs. Art Syhester, Vernon Weber. Guests were Carla ~ho was assisted by Bessie Slaugh- Miller, A-then.~, and Carolyn Burter, Tuesday evening. ford. Arrangements of flowers were ,- OH~rs elected wer(! president, used thnughout the hom..,_ and a Patty Young; vice-preaident, Osa WHTN--TV C~ann~l13 .. UO 5:00 8:00 8:1. MA-,.-..._1 opened her 1ifll, refreabment.J ot individual cake Jquarq leed In green and topped with white weding bella, ire l!!'eam and punch were served. Tboae attending were Margie 8UJ:ri of Plunt.J; Claudia·· Shields. Letart; Stella Clark, Eleaaor Robinson, Mra. Earl Robinson, Mrt: Harold Weaver, Syac:ull!; Marie Norrill, Mrs. Glenn Wolfe, Washington D. C.; Wilma Anderson, Marabelle Sharprute:!k, Irene Roush, Betty Reibel, Donna Reibel, Margretbs WoUe, Rena Myers, Five Pointe; Mn. RU18ell Roush tnd family, Eileen BliCk, Mary Euler, Ethel .Euler of Racine; Sue Ann Buck, Frankie Chitpman, MarJorie Stobart, Mabel RouSh, Anna Wheeler, Mrs. Herbert Roush and son, Roger, Beuie Slaughter, Mrs. Art Syive~~tet and tbe honored guest, Miss Chapman. ThM~ sending gifts by.t unable to attend were Dolly Wolfe, Hattie Shank, Elizabeth Sharpnack, Genevie\le Powe!'l, Mabel Shield&, Na· omi. Stob.&r\. Mr_ll. Etta Shields, Ro- and Nancy Chapman. Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJddleport. 0., Aq. H, • -- - . - ' COBBLER POTATOES ,. • 10 IIJ. bag 49c Fine for eooklng JONATHA'N APPLES • - 41b. ba.g 43' Sweet & Jufey SALE. STAIITS . 'SATUII!AY Nlt4G ..' Dallu Ye•Pr nd CbarUe Marr &lr. .tnd lin. Donald Bllultz aDd GVer tbe ftebad were Toa:unJ Wbf!t.JJ.o1 .uad Be8l Bocoet Carl•nd Ina Baltett, st. ClalruiJie. too Don, WelllburJ, W. Va., riait, MI!T, ~ 1 McGillen of Mr. ud. Jln. ADdrew Sue Ann Buck aad Mrs. Herbert Gladys Nleholson, Carrie Sheets, Norma Lee, Ada Bradley, Allegra WiU, Faye Wingett, Clara Carl, Hazel Stanley Norman Will, Wayne Wingett, Dean Will, Duaae Will, Robert Denison, B. E. Carl, Roger Attire and' the hostesses. Mrs. Leah Williams, who wa:;; unable to be present, sent a gift. Norma Ann Chapman, brideelect of Daniel Eufcr of Racine, 10:011 S(annina tbe Weather 10:00 Scannina the We~tber _to_,l_o_Th_e L't::.•::::.ho:::::w_ _ _ _.;:'O'IO The r.ate Show · 1:30 llovlC" Mltinee 3:00 America; Budlt.md punch .,oo 10:30 \Oof(l 12;00 l:liQ IUO Ntte.watcll and were served. The three tiered wed ding cake wu baked and served tby Donna Will. Sharon Atkins preaided at the punch bowl. Those p-resent were: Helen Long, mot~ of the lbe bride-to-be; Mama Denison, moth('r of the groom-to-be; Ruby Halliday, Pall- a.arved t"OOkJ~ and KooiAid at ed Hr. and lin. Chari!!» Ye-aaer tbe close of tbt rneetlnJ. IM!I' the weelnd. llelativ'!'~ rilidftl Mr. and Mn. Roush. After the honored Kuett .' f'BANK LIN ~.,_, breltat~ 111m Kllll. , Doria Tllomaa, 11.,-y 'l;lle&, Mn. Erl!ltlt Barnhart, Mn. '"~ Jlarrioon.·:Katie llowt... Vrs • Wl\~lU' ~~~wiey, Mn. Elwoo~ Lew'•· Palt1 Jll•hael, Cha>lolto ~f· loot. ' 574t .-·.(~. t-10. Min Fauna Bailey, who will 1H married on Aug, Sl t.o Keith Nel· son, Will honored Monday evening with a misceiJaneous shower at tbe home of Mrs. Allen ~ouah .Wolfe, Stretehy, action - frf'e knit, 1tow-ao..oll wuhfaat colors! ~ton Miss Fauna Bailey Is Honored Guest At Shower Monday ~lclay evenlnt, Au~o 23 . Gifta were pla(ed o.n a table let under large allver bells and white crepe paper streamers. A lmtU bride doll and miniature bOuquets of white petunils ador ned the table. Several a:ames were played un· der the dirrctlon of Pauline Atkina, Alter Mi11 Lor;t~ bad opened her lifts refreshnlenta of cake, 7:00 Dr. HPdson's Journal 7:30 Ufe .,r Riley 8:00 'I'h.:! Juseoll Cotton s~ '1'1111 Pe•lll• 4 .;b~le· I.~ ~ : 116 I Ruuep, Mrs. Cu1k Johnaiart ¥ra. \tarle WUkl1110a, 111'1.. Ve• Limbert, Mn. Clarence MIJht. Kn. IIIIo le~e Wlillbt, i'ICal, Mr. and tool! a te<lau.. am! slept ooundl)' Si~lU\, Mr& }Jomer (;armen, Jfl'1 au-en Capebart tnd diu- wbUe a buralar . ~~ •atq. bef Robtlrt McQ'!ay, Fran~ 1111in, local, ..a 8obor.t llousb, iloKW onf w,~ til'! •wul!l of ,val· ~ u.,wn. . u.Wes. . _.. _. lollnO<>n,_ J•nef vatentlne, .Joyce ~ew .,~.;:.;;:.:.;::;::.._....,.....,~~.;..;- ~~ohirl.tl. Comb•d Cotton! Boy•' Soc~ An.leh R lNG Tenth Birthday Of Johnny Blake Is Celebrated old and ~y Vance, Ptt and Everson, Larr:y Gladwell, nn Criner, Cbrlstine Dahr, John Hood Kay aad 'Ffoddle Slater, Middleport; Ellen, Dec1ty -.nd Tom Leo'nard, and Ann Camp, Maaon. SIM:s 4.0-8. lUIIDAY · Current My Little Margie Bum~:ardncr , Mason. Mr. and Mr.!! and- d4\Ughte.,.s, Sharon and Maryln Herbr rt Miller, Rutland Road, Er· at Bradbury Assisting hoatesses nest Bowers, Minersville a.nd Mrs were Myrtle Donahu~, Mrs. Hll· Lewis Lawrence Gf oakland, ton Wolle Jr .• Ph;ttllls Ebe~bach Caltf., are grellt gr~tndparents. and Charlotte U:ehtfoot. Jacob Ament , Porn~roy, ls a great Games were played and prlzea CHANNEL 13 THURS. v.-rent uncle. awarded to a number of the tllle&ta !UP Sign On wlth Mrs. Mith WllllaiJlson win- 12:00 Llberaee ning the door prize. The iifta were 12:30 Tbe Gretchen · Wa~ Sbow placed Uflde!' pink and green um- 1;15 Nel~bors son, Pat Boys', 11rls' rom· $N.J. STARTS villi', W. Va .. nrl.' announcing the bR-th uf a 7 lb. 8 07.. daughter. Terri Lynn, Saturday, August 23, at the Wetzel county Ho.s·p ital. New Murlin.9Ville. Cnndparent~ arc Mr . and Mr~ . Elwood Bowers, Pomeroy and Mr . and Mrs. Geo. 799! low. 10 Blr :.n pno!IJ with .... ell .......1 ll:ftl~. Mr. and Mu. David Bum:;:urdlln (Shirley · Bowel"!i) of Mounds- • t:;___... Heav,- NEW CITIZEN Mechaniclr ·Penell. ball point pen, fountain Pn Morpul ••• 18fi sheet!!, t! 41 x9o ln . or llO t~ht!t!ls, 8x10.ln. 25c-33c · 29c-69c &turd,. board, euvu or leUherllh ltJI• CO\'tt'J. Pencil Spiral ytyl-e, with or wlthoul stnndurd hole punclt. Typing Po per Notebook •'·. or hole binders. a I It C.ould Be You Tex 1nd JifiJ: 11 :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 vJsits Relatives 1 • 9:00 Romp.- Room lO:OO Tbe PTlte f!! IU&ht IO:SO Tr\ltll or (;')'l.sequence• i:l:OO Tie tat: Dou&h eapt H J Gress I M Virginia Long Is H.onored By Bridal Shower . A E entliW' Secretary of the Meigs r:Uaty Unil GJ tbP Amerkan Cant't'T ~iety, attendetl lhe twelfth 11n8Uil E.J:~tiYt Sf,(-rPtarif'S M th~ ~CS M&~l&"t'.ment ConlerPnte ' creen and •hite eolor tcheme wat Turner; le("rl!tary, Jane Pll'IOlll; carried out In the deeoratlona and trenurer, CaUUe Tttolhl- Colon nfre~tbmenll . for tbe elub wm pJal Gtlts wert: placed on the diD- cbo.en and white. ina room tablt~ which hid a white Roll eall tw the !lfternooD wat cover UDdt:r wblte weddiDI Jlonna WiJJ , Sharon Atkirul and and ~feeD aad white etreamen antwered Or twt nty membtn who l'aDiee Epple 1Jere llostet~e~ whe:n hanlina from the chandelier and a bridal tbower wu lf(ven for faatened to the end. of tbe bible. lll.q Vlrginla Lon1 of Rutland 1t Games were played dllrin& tbe the UarriJ;onville Gnnge Hall on evealnf and prizes were won by TELEVISION GUIDE . 1 . RUTLAND FURNITURE Ri!llaa4l. Ohio .. ~- • Arn!"d Grate; eWDer -·~~--~-----~~~~ RED. GRAPES - • - • • . - - 21bs.29,: , �...... ,~ .~ .... ... . . .. ' - ---·-· .... ..... . -.- .. •••• -- --. . -·· .. ~ ., • - "; '• ~ ··· ' • • 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 29, 1957 Sayre and McKenzie Work With White FalcmlS Muzzle Loader Marksmen Vie Yankees Widen Pennant Race For Trophies In Competition Lead By Defeating Sox ,)-'jl l, ' Casey Stengt!l'& trademarks-t he twa wink famaus and the impish arin-finally wert' hack ir plaf'f t()dap as befits a t'l!,jpper UiPPtr who know. he has just abotn wrapped up his eighth pen. ftallt in nine tries. The Yanket>s restored that long absent Stengel grin Wednesday nifht w!Jeu tbey widened thei.r A.merican Leaguf lead to a fullblown ''4 tames by knocking over tht ambitious Chi,ago Whilf' So for the tit'Cond straight n~hl, 5--4. Don LJnen •·u the winner. but the h..-o was reliever Jtob Turley wta. W'llt sumlft(lned from the bull pen ror the second suc~ssive niaht and nl!lliled down the Van· tee tri\J.Inph. Turley . first a:ot Larsen QUt of a jam in .itt~ I FOR TIRES 11 See Mullen At MULLENS SOHIO SERVICE N81 MlddlejJort "'iii~~:;;::~;;; ~ WJ I! 15 To Ctill Off RobiiUIOit.BoQt H Pineh-hitter F.lm~r Vu!o produci'rl Brooklyn'.<; victo ry over the Oubil wit h a 14th inninL,.slnJie ·of( D~vl' Hillman that scoretl Randy .J;~c-kson from third . The Giants bro ke loose for eig ht run~ in the third Inning, their bioggt!~l rally of the season, in sending Gt'nl' Conley oF the Braves down io his ~ev enth loss. 1'he Redlcgs bluted Cu rt Simmons and Jim Hearn for six runs ifl the second innine and then hung on to edge the Pbillfes. Wally l'ost'~ 17Lh homer with one on M!,l"hlighted t he rally. Robin Roberts made hi 1 first relief appea•·.o nce .s ince being lifted from ~he starting rotation and blanked Cl ncinna.H on three hits for S 1·3 innlngiJ. Brooka Lawrence w11.s the winner. Riiht·hAnder Rom~.ie Kline of the Plrates reeled off his four·th lltralght win 11nd sixth or Lhe sca- llx hils. • Daily " ,.. on 990 On Your Rodio DVol . Olive lngraha111 Work ~rd ill pracUu "sSiQI)I 1t ~acht.1 Fil~ld in 1n att'empt to GOODJiEAR TRIPLE-TOUGH "'~ feady for the '"11on's ope,o.l(!l pme against Rnennoood on Sep. tember at Ra1ventw,od. In the I) top pboto Aasisttot Coath Don I • isine linemen. ln the pfupbJ art, Jell lo rl{bl R>YPiond Cun~W. Robert Rou»h, Jarqw; Jo~nJOn, tad Do11nie Srnitll. In the plcJure It tho ld t; !fol.d Cooc~ gives a few pointer• R-J,a. to' • lone hi1 oenter and quartcrliack. Over the ~I i1 Robert Rot~s h whJlt wortJq4 _at quarter~ck is l.nrry LhMng. Sayre ha& uitl that hi ~ boys qre light and in -::!xpcrien~:ed but hl¥e shown a willingne8s to play in practi~ sessions to da!l!. sox AndYankees BI•d ~~--~~~~~~---=~---~--~EMIP.GINCY VIIW PlOI\II POMPIY"t lf!Ag · (Clnemmo_IMI·T~haleofor) Alan La'dd ..,. Ky- never higher- prices never. ." . lower. Mrs. Rctlpb Zundel in I • -~-~-===~~~~_:~~~~~~.,0,~~'""'~'~ IPROPED 'I'1IEE .. ' .... tlwre .. • lut, "friend}, & <COn· wu •w•ro ~~ckrer , Mague AMd . pe.r~~- t . hlaher \han the)' wUJ,'" h1· said. ' Yankee maneuverlnjs In the bargaining were silent thu1 far l>ut were believed to be · equally or possJbly more effective. NIW DICOII · WA·YNE, Mkh.--Jt wasn't until t"-'y h'd ftrU&hed ~int..lng ~ . . fence with apray guna that puf). lie works painters nofed thal automobiles parked on the oth ~r side had caughl the drift. Result : som~ flashy. striped ears. ' (' ' 1 All popular oLzH and ocyloollt low s.Je l'riUil . ' t u re• only, auto or furniture for e•ery ······- . JUMBO THICK' . PD{(IL TABtn FULU PAPER And Vacuum 19¢ 33~ $1.98 "Vou'IT Like Our Servlee" 700 E. Main Sl. Ph. 84 Pomeroy • - . . ' ·' .. • • • • ••• I, 6j. ·1•' 'n ~ · · :::::=n: ·' ., LUNCH Fonor, mo.om!o, tweed .!'.Joid ofleet, 2 PH..Ia. . · \. EmbOued vinyl $U9 3 rpoctet• AU(Jal'll' vinyl· . $2.9( '. 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Louis o, nite Thur&tltr'• Probe~l• Pltchtrt; No games ~beduled Friday's G•me• New York at Srooklyn, nite Pittsburth al PhlladeiJlhla, nite •• Unl.,.. ..... ' \ ·"· WITH or Loath....llko vinyl cooled, 2 \ (.,....,~ ·iii*> 91c IOSTqN• l!ld" Morflno~ 129~. ·. ,. KIT ltNDEIU . • t. Fight Results . ' Water Color 13 Piece PAINTS ............ Qe- !Be - JOe ·PJ!!NCIL IJOXBS ... - .. · .... · .... · 49c SCHOOL PASTE ................. IOc ~CONOMV PEN ............. · .. · 29e SKBilo INK ......... , . .. .. .. .. .. 19c WEAUVER IIJ!N . ;•• : .......... :; .98e . LEfiAGE MUCILf,QE ...., . .. .. .. . 15c ' BALL PO)N'I'.Pl!N , ....... - .. : . ; .. ~~ ' PENCiL SHARPENERS ...... 5c--'- IDe SCIUPTO ~~NCJIJ' . ·. ·:·; · i · · · · :.: · · ·.tilt. ,$QIIOO.L .SCISSOJIS . ..... - · · · · · · · ~lc CIIAVOLA. CRAY~N!I; ·.; ... , . : .: ·~.• ,. ~TilE!' BEL~·}M=t_~ , .... · 88c . ' LUlUI Trigger ONWARD Wu~iiiii<IM It Now York, alto N..YIOIIIAL Gllld P1k Ben Fnaliiin o."'..nile . City, ~ll'CI!I 11 Cl•yelond,- nlte 11911-1) ot Blltlmore, nile . . . .< ' " . RIZIIt' OIL CO. Jrwr~: Mon....J'rt. 9~5; Seal 9-lJ-Opn ""{Aft bt.,....... tiiQII4 triCIIih .. l'fthilfttl .. ....... .... LB. T.U'l '.,,:r•,.s· v..!:~'ao~~:~~"" Lh •45'c tAR,I.(uED . . OuCKEN . : .. : .. ....... lb. $1.19 HAMS ' .. PICNICS ...·~ : ~-:...~· ..... aao \ - ·- ......... POMEROY SAVE ON EVERYTHING FOR THE PICNIC • • worthy purpose. .... ~ Kal lllbcl7, ~ SOO W. Se<ond St. - Phoao: UZ, P-•11 PHONE 330·11l Fa•·m·i'rest•. ' t•tridti~tnd plump. fn.s to a iillden lfiO...,_, . MDII NDPU 1101 ON GOOIIYIII TIRIS TitAN 011 AllY OTIIIJ iJH~ -··---· ST. 1111111111111111111 • • • rovr • .,.19ft"' .t eo, ifr~ nlw ; y - . ..._ ~IN <;oart Sl. suM Pomero) out undamagea. Safer traction every way! For sure-lfOOtednm·oooc:tyear combines (1') taw teeJ:h rib ~ge_!, wilh (2) deep Stop No!cheo. '', Money on Silnl• W. WHOLE. 1 .LOANS $25to'1000 "We could use either Maglie or Trucks, or both," he said. • SIMONS, MARKET SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP and managed only to crush/the run. The tire came l' Comfake)l aald he alao had mad~!: a "aubst.antlal offar" for Truqk11 aftet the SB-year-old nreball~r was cleared on waivers. 3 Ills. .............. $1.00 Evenlngo ·By Appolntmenl 13-T Nylon Cord. We applied 3t,J.50 lbs. of pressure In ........ .,.,, .:...· high or· BEITER BY DRAMAtiC 'rtstSJ ·, ~li~~~ .!1;- .:·xN>..a;~p!JmmerOver a-fnihhln bl~ dhin'tpou~+'for b~ or ohann a aingla '' · - • WIT ·w .., lho _,..neod.JUIIotop GROUNI) fUF Closed Wed: Aflel'llOOll ':[ ii] "[iiil --= - Thl'O'o 10 IION!Y 2~ WIENERS- SKINLESS lb. pl ............ $1.15 CLOSED I OIIIY (llllltl "'~odulod · 18 'tlte Heart of MIIOD City MT.OLIVE Cold Waves Hoir Styling heat misting Cven ~m lone 1 tNps, Huri-yl Value was . (In Warher·Color) Comiskey , ·tn a now·- or- never mood to overtake the perennial Ameri~:an ~~!ague 'Ch_anwtons, 1l ajd that he I.e opnka' Me aq· aa Lloyd Nolan "'SANTIAGO"' asking $7!5,00(). 'Trri prepared to ll~ and it'• - ,l'llM cooler m'n 4-3 Vl G"•lo 7-11 CIJ!<'l!Q 11'~'~"'" IC4nqa MATERIALS IN CORPORA.TID wUio J&. .... hGJ.lesl. pound, h'J Jtronger . than -Ill- CALL. The Middleport Emergency Squad Was called at 8 p. m. Wed- CHICAGo UP The league- authoritatively that Bavad, 1fter leading New York Yankeet and obtaining waivers on Maille, was .Hot mmmer highways help ahclrten the life of a.verage tirea._ That'~ where 5-T Ny. Jon ~omes ia. Pound for ...... 29-30 Dt.na Wynlert ""'"· a. Prl. · !.Leflard "lfl ---- For Sa] .M'aglie And Trucks :~.d~·d'":~~::~~~ck'l --- HOGG & ZUSPAN Au~ili:lry The pre$ideni thanked th• ; peakers lor lbeir attendanee an4 ln'tereitiHg talks, afler whlelJ tbf meetint closed in ritualistic term. The bon<ll'ed gueslj and mtm• 'lera wer.e invited ta the dlninf room where . nfreahments were >ened from a toable , witb lace !!Over- and ~:entered with a bowl of red rasea by Mra. La!lance, )41'1. Bearhs, Mrs. Cheesebrew, t.l.n. Sauer , Mrs. Hackett Sr., J-1r1. "t'd ric Clark, Mn. Eloise Hayu ~nd Mrs. Gena Casci wit~ "!rs. H..arry Houda.!i.h~lt as contr1butmg never »rit:ed lower! . =-;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;.,I · Thinct.y'• ,robible Pltctt.n • New York at Chlc.~ogo-Sturdlvant 12-8 v• Donqvan Hl-3 Boston at Dttroit-.Brewer .li11 vo Muo IHO -.ul!po(o ol Clevtlan<h>Lob· 'I b.v both Post and Danny Str.uble, representative of Drew Webster Post to Bofl Slate gave an interHling report ori the aetivltiet there. He told of•the various recreat1ons ahd of UJe el&etiotl which ·Ia , held the .i:me ;,s 1ft. the State. He wu eleeted 11 state Representative. He ex-pressed hie app~latloo. to the Post f(lf sen4lna: him and wished ~very boy miKbt bav~ tile eJel)erience. . ' 3-T Nylon DeLuxe. Sup~r-Cushion . ~cKtmzAt works with t~r ornm· Today $5.35 gal Zundel. Ser.ves As Dean At Church Camp wert discussed by Mr. Struble. the frantic Chicago White Sox started a bidding conted todJy for aging pitchcers Sal MngUe of Brooklyn .ar.d Virgil Trucks of Kansas City as both clubs headed into ~ne ptnnant stretch drive. T~· yarikcea, recovering from ra~qt JJtters after a late season alump, anrl the White Sol, within HIRA:M, 0. UP- The Clevcand reaching dl8h,nce of the flag, are Browrtt wind up pre·!cason prac· both In need of mound help. Mailice hor,e today before flying to lle la 6·6 and Trucks 8-!5 thua far. San Fnncisco wht!re they play Cbatlei·ComtaKey, youthful \'lee the 4D'ers in 1111 exhibition game president of the Chicago club Sunrlay. brought the bargaining contest CoJU.• h Paul Brown is all sm illls out of the r~alm of rumor 'when 4lbOUl Lhe potential o f hiS hulf he laid he was "Interested" in ob· rookie.half" Vt!lera n du O talnlng the 40-year-old Maglie. The veteran National Football Comiskey Raid he talked to Bu:t:· LeliJgue coac h so id ''This ill a zy Bavasl, "Brooklyn vice presifri endi,Y team ... it wanh to dent, about Maglic and that the learn." Dodier exttutive promised a reDrown is fa ced with rebulldina ply by today or Friday. Comllkey th e lt:am this year arter it had didn't aay bow much he w•~ preone .of its wors! sea sons in 19fS6 . pared to pay, but it was ]earned He hn..~ indiC'!Ilcd h£' thinks the BY UNITED PRESS H.-owns have Lhe sluff to be a AMIRICAN LEAGUE title t•on!ender again . . W L Pet. Gl 'ICE CRIA,., TIIJi IN New York 81 45 .843 ALLEN PARK , Mieh.-Mayor Chteago · · · · · · · 75 !50 .600 ~~ O~tlmrne Dunn, f nliH'r of a JG.. Bo&tun · · 66 IJ9 .!128 14~ ycar·oid daughter, SRid the rea· Detroit · · 63 63 .!500 18 .~on an ke ut=am vendor was de· Baltimore 60 64 .484 2Q nled permlillion by the city coun- Cleveland 61 fU.I .480 201,1 ell to ampJify nursery f1hyme~ Kansas City 49 78 .386 ' 32~ Prom ft sound truck CJS a meang Wluhtn~~ton 48 78 .38\ 33 ur lncrcll.•ing sale», was that jf WHn•ldav'• R"ulta might build u.p nn undesirable re- Boston 1 Detro!( 0 flex .pelion- a younglller's mou!h New York S Chicago 4, nile would autom~:~lieally water each WuhiD([ton 3 Kansas City 2, nlte tlrne he heard a nursery rhyme. Baltimore 19 Clevttland 6, nlte SPECIALS I avon! Mren.\ -~ Boptlot Cbur<b ""'""Olni•d !Irs. Mn. A. H.. C.rtli Mr. and: idrt.. Q401'11: PrLce an annour.dllf tbt: bltth of • ...., oa Au(ull 23. ' Hoyt CUrtit: Wla pUed bome due Mn. Enima Powell, Miu Pear) to the Ulnetll of hi. mother, Jfn.. Powell, Rolttr and DarreJI Deenu L D. Pielt'!. , wpent the week end In Akron with Mrt. Sylva Clll1J1 and fa.111Ur ~lr . and Mn. Ralph DorJt. j•Jk'nl Wedne~ay Witb Mlu l!tarl Mr. and Mn. Olon Pierce of Powelt and Mn~. Rllb)' BNwer Murryrville, W. Va., IPJ>nt tbe I and dau,lbter, Jadle. " week end wiib Mr . and Mn. Rod. Rev. H&rold Dostn of the ~~~~ Bottom Chal'ft ealled on ....... llrt. Ralph C. Zundt-1 Ia spend· ner Pinn. Ina Sanford of Johnstown , Ohio. Mary P'1eree. ln1 t.hb M:ek at Cam" 0)'o at Fri(nd•h:;where .sbe l1 aroling Jil de111n ot· 11tll and lf!'rving on the teae ataff for tile annual eamp of Bapti&t .Junior KiJh gtoup. Barbecue PartY Ttw tamltr &»eftle ot the L6y:al W. R . Benan1 ctu. (tf iht ChurP or •lr& V<rnon Youna:, Jlr_ ud Mn. TeiT)' G•l· tagher and Debby, Mr and Mn Frtderiek Glbba JJ. and Vanita Key were unable to altE"nd the pony, I~ A nellbborloood portr loeld thf yard of tha KdbJter IPirt· DaYbi, Ml'il. Neutzlhrig. l1n. WH· f Clrritt w4' beld T1.1e~a:r ~.,1111 meat. oa Brownell Avenue Tues. deJ~muth, Mrl. Tompkin11, Uu. at the Middleport ft.tl.dlli&e ';rrk ctey tveninl wbea 1 plenlc supper Geoqu~ Haekelt Sr., antJ Mrs wlt.h Mrt. O~r.. Chf14t, tn4 n . was 1ernd with Wal11n BradtOfd Charles Saurr. HMtesteJ tor the Edgn Allentwortb u lht ~t­ ln c:barJe of barbeeueln1 tilt September meeUn1 are Mn. &dnt tee In chiU'i~ of arrane~enu . thlekeo.1 for the fetwt. Clark, Mr.t. JWile Curtill, Mra. Fled L TbO:H pre..al were l(r. ~~nd Mra. Clara Paulsen, Mrs. Lf-ona Story, ehW'th Bradford 111!0 daltllltero. Carolrn MrJJ. Lucille S~ry, ?tlr-s. Belva , aDd Nod., llr. on4 llu WUII!m Willard, Mia Ada Hoskins, Mb.5 IJ'l Darld, llr. ODd lin. Mace! Smitlh, Mn. Helen Carper Dld:eM, Mr. lad l(n, and M.r1. Mina Hlrt. and ber mother, Mrs. Lillian St1lnaker, escorted C.Jeman Jnd Joseph Stnlhle, Post Comm.ander Ilia. .l•mea Nt!lCQr~oe and S_harotl Zun~l Lo the pnosld~nl'-a 11lalioD. Ml'. Mn. .lltffenion and and .Sal.,. Foster ol tht Pomeroy Struble exprel.!led th e IJ'Ppreci.,Lion of the PQit for Ute rehabili· t.ation or the Lellion Home. He spoke on memberahip for JH'l'· 1851 in both the Post tmd Aux.il· jary. He also pleda:e-d the rooper· ation of tbe Poat with the Aux.i· lllry artd ttusaed the in)portaJWe of werkina to.rether. VarioUs ~ jeetl fl,)r the ,ear to be underWa)•s and Me;,n.s, ta~eo Browns Windup 11:'50 q. m. Neighborhood Residents Hold l lb. ........ · ...... · 39c I aon In holditli the Cardina ls to ear thla small community Ul the acenic southeastern lndlapa billl. One o1 the top competltort 111 Judy t-~ull derherK , IT, Tiffin, Ohio, first distaff member ever tc win the championship last year. "It'll be e darn tou11h meet ... she predicted. "There ere more en· trlell than ever before, end tbey ililt bttUer each year. a .Leroy Co-mpton, Portamouth, Ohio, aener•J mauager of tlut oaLional aroup, u1d some of the l{uns are 1~ years old. 4 ' At the 11ame Ume," be aald "many of our members " mJike their own guns." In all 1.5 tn::Jtl'bes that are JCbeduJed. final reault• ~re not potted until the fin11l match on L&l)or Day, I ~.. V.. ood l fro. ... "'''o... SPMIIIIS Willia ms' homer c-ame in the seventh in nin~ and was one ot the two hit.a allowed by Jim Bunning-, wOo absorbed hi s sevent·h loss. V•lo Comu Throu1h • Phone Inning, then worked him..<"e~f oot or a bast'S· Ioadl:'d situ<~tion Jn.._the seventh after yu~ldrn g a two.run homer to Earl Tor"Je!ion . ' H•nk Baut!r hanftnereo hl1 lStb homer of lhl' year in lhe aeventh off Jo:~er Billy P il'l're. Ortoles On R1mp1p The Bllltimore Oriole~ staged tbe biggest ofrenstve in their hi.ttory to maul the t'!e veland In· dians. 19·6, While \V"!ihina:ton defE"ateJf Kan~as City, 3·2, and Boston beatt·Detroit Hl on Ted WilIia-ms' 33rd honH·r of lhe season. In the National League, Dodgers took ove r SC'!'Orut PIO~Orj with .a HAnn ing. 4·3 triump h over the Culls; the Giants crushed the Braves, 12-6, slicing their lead to seYen games; Cincinnnti climbed back lnt o th~: first division wiL;1 a 8-15 .win ove r Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh I.J!ankt>d St. Louia 2.0. Gus Triandos and Tito Fran.t ona ·paced the Orioles to their one-sided victory over the 111dlan.s; Triandos: hitHr\g a pJir of homers and driving in Five..rut\8 ''"" four hits. · / Pedro Ramo.., of the S~~~::1 tired a four-hi tler againB"!~ City in rl.'gistering hi¥ lOth urn ph. • 'I I FB.IENDSHJP, Ind. uP - Sharp -tbe Uth National Mu.aleloadlng lhooten of lbe ''Davey Cl'oebtf' JUfl• A-san. meet. More thfll 000 SLJOrtamen l~d te1t tbelr Ullla ln un!ctue ·coote1ta here \tua wtek IPQl11WOOUtJJ hQPI 37 »taU,, vte " 1 1 for nwre than 700 trophiJ!II and metl•b In five day s ot comvutition atart1n1 todu. Tbair weapo.u ara liUnl uaed by tbe piouer1, complete witb flint loW, black powder and caps. Thu nre at rH\I1ar tarwoLI from 23 to 200 y~eds on tht Jocal muz: :cJe.Joadine dub's IIIJ.acre range loyal Bereans Family Picnic Held On Tuesday ~ CELLO Ul! ·... ,. save 1( Stamps.· •:M;~··. �...... ,~ .~ .... ... . . .. ' - ---·-· .... ..... . -.- .. •••• -- --. . -·· .. ~ ., • - "; '• ~ ··· ' • • 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 29, 1957 Sayre and McKenzie Work With White FalcmlS Muzzle Loader Marksmen Vie Yankees Widen Pennant Race For Trophies In Competition Lead By Defeating Sox ,)-'jl l, ' Casey Stengt!l'& trademarks-t he twa wink famaus and the impish arin-finally wert' hack ir plaf'f t()dap as befits a t'l!,jpper UiPPtr who know. he has just abotn wrapped up his eighth pen. ftallt in nine tries. The Yanket>s restored that long absent Stengel grin Wednesday nifht w!Jeu tbey widened thei.r A.merican Leaguf lead to a fullblown ''4 tames by knocking over tht ambitious Chi,ago Whilf' So for the tit'Cond straight n~hl, 5--4. Don LJnen •·u the winner. but the h..-o was reliever Jtob Turley wta. W'llt sumlft(lned from the bull pen ror the second suc~ssive niaht and nl!lliled down the Van· tee tri\J.Inph. Turley . first a:ot Larsen QUt of a jam in .itt~ I FOR TIRES 11 See Mullen At MULLENS SOHIO SERVICE N81 MlddlejJort "'iii~~:;;::~;;; ~ WJ I! 15 To Ctill Off RobiiUIOit.BoQt H Pineh-hitter F.lm~r Vu!o produci'rl Brooklyn'.<; victo ry over the Oubil wit h a 14th inninL,.slnJie ·of( D~vl' Hillman that scoretl Randy .J;~c-kson from third . The Giants bro ke loose for eig ht run~ in the third Inning, their bioggt!~l rally of the season, in sending Gt'nl' Conley oF the Braves down io his ~ev enth loss. 1'he Redlcgs bluted Cu rt Simmons and Jim Hearn for six runs ifl the second innine and then hung on to edge the Pbillfes. Wally l'ost'~ 17Lh homer with one on M!,l"hlighted t he rally. Robin Roberts made hi 1 first relief appea•·.o nce .s ince being lifted from ~he starting rotation and blanked Cl ncinna.H on three hits for S 1·3 innlngiJ. Brooka Lawrence w11.s the winner. Riiht·hAnder Rom~.ie Kline of the Plrates reeled off his four·th lltralght win 11nd sixth or Lhe sca- llx hils. • Daily " ,.. on 990 On Your Rodio DVol . Olive lngraha111 Work ~rd ill pracUu "sSiQI)I 1t ~acht.1 Fil~ld in 1n att'empt to GOODJiEAR TRIPLE-TOUGH "'~ feady for the '"11on's ope,o.l(!l pme against Rnennoood on Sep. tember at Ra1ventw,od. In the I) top pboto Aasisttot Coath Don I • isine linemen. ln the pfupbJ art, Jell lo rl{bl R>YPiond Cun~W. Robert Rou»h, Jarqw; Jo~nJOn, tad Do11nie Srnitll. In the plcJure It tho ld t; !fol.d Cooc~ gives a few pointer• R-J,a. to' • lone hi1 oenter and quartcrliack. Over the ~I i1 Robert Rot~s h whJlt wortJq4 _at quarter~ck is l.nrry LhMng. Sayre ha& uitl that hi ~ boys qre light and in -::!xpcrien~:ed but hl¥e shown a willingne8s to play in practi~ sessions to da!l!. sox AndYankees BI•d ~~--~~~~~~---=~---~--~EMIP.GINCY VIIW PlOI\II POMPIY"t lf!Ag · (Clnemmo_IMI·T~haleofor) Alan La'dd ..,. Ky- never higher- prices never. ." . lower. Mrs. Rctlpb Zundel in I • -~-~-===~~~~_:~~~~~~.,0,~~'""'~'~ IPROPED 'I'1IEE .. ' .... tlwre .. • lut, "friend}, & <COn· wu •w•ro ~~ckrer , Mague AMd . pe.r~~- t . hlaher \han the)' wUJ,'" h1· said. ' Yankee maneuverlnjs In the bargaining were silent thu1 far l>ut were believed to be · equally or possJbly more effective. NIW DICOII · WA·YNE, Mkh.--Jt wasn't until t"-'y h'd ftrU&hed ~int..lng ~ . . fence with apray guna that puf). lie works painters nofed thal automobiles parked on the oth ~r side had caughl the drift. Result : som~ flashy. striped ears. ' (' ' 1 All popular oLzH and ocyloollt low s.Je l'riUil . ' t u re• only, auto or furniture for e•ery ······- . JUMBO THICK' . PD{(IL TABtn FULU PAPER And Vacuum 19¢ 33~ $1.98 "Vou'IT Like Our Servlee" 700 E. Main Sl. Ph. 84 Pomeroy • - . . ' ·' .. • • • • ••• I, 6j. ·1•' 'n ~ · · :::::=n: ·' ., LUNCH Fonor, mo.om!o, tweed .!'.Joid ofleet, 2 PH..Ia. . · \. EmbOued vinyl $U9 3 rpoctet• AU(Jal'll' vinyl· . $2.9( '. BOX ~QARPENER Mihnu-~a at ~nnatl, nlte 'l lli.play lit~~~ ll'tl!dmtttrk ,. l '~ ' ~ • ' ' ·:3~f! :.Your Local Authorized Ch,e~tJ!et Dealin: . ,. ,. ''.; .' ·~:.-·l ' . ~•.t..~ . .. ' •... ' ' t. . • .......,.... :.,. ' ' 1 ' . ,\ . u10rtod _.,lrht ' 25c A wonderful "ay to CaJTY your pencils. PI,~IIc ca~~t actually mulllplles for you. ·., .. , ¢" •· lb. ' 16oz. cans 63; ... .1UiATEiftiJNA. . . . . .~. . . . . . . . 2~·at ··~ KROGE .BUNS.......~....:........ 2\ '1-(Jt ' ~·. . 11 I I I I 1 IIi • • I I I I II I I I I , . ' 98c $11~\Jider RrJ11, ttr1p or ~rief eue rubbtrlzed plaid Jn r.d . or blue. . ' • ! • MIDDLEPOilT, \ ·'· a =,· ygc . .. , ' . RTY .. L·oa·f ·•....•.......••.. . Hyr.~·· ·l!.',....i." 35c OLIVES ..:-;,~~:;;::..............1~..49c P.,A FIG .BARS.....~~·......... 2 ,t. 49c LEMONADE ....~ ....... &j:: &Be : . ' WHITE SEEbLES$· 1111111111 .SCHOOl. lAGS ' RA.Lt/S BEN FRANKl-INfl· '.PHONE 18Zl·Y . ••• •un&R·,_ ""'":!'uCI"" • . ' '·,'· .... ... . ·.!"'!'\'·······.. PENCILS ALWAYS HANDY! PENCIL c~. ·K · : ·a·•·a,·..-·a' ·::p: ·.·- ···~·nln· 3 •· 1·s·. c MILK ~:::... 1 and 3 rlna styles. canv11 .__ _ __. aod 1 Je~ther-like .rover.. . tEN PENCILS "''. J!onuo bu~, St. ~4ia lilt Chicago I lb • . 6 .-:!": ;: ... ... ,.•. 49c Armour , ·-. ·-~·. 29c- 49c- 69c MUI.TIPLIER 24¢ ,1-~i ' .JCNMI' In a ..VII"( lomato IIIIICe. lllj> ~I " .' ..,,.,fftfM H a rt ·ltk Pro¥1clonn, R. I. . '. ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1111 · LoosE-LEAF ' $U8 PJ,US 4 .. TO lb. I!JO. 111111111111111111111111 . . . , • , PIJtt!"M, H-.CIIJ, W. y.,, ....... It~ --~,.----~------...:' IIOt. . .,.O.RK aiNDERS pocQII. ' W 48L .616 '"· Ill Milwaukee 77 Brooklyp .... _ 71 :,& .MO 7 St. L<lul• . . . . 70 &6 .~ 7\1 . . . 64 82 .008 13 \ii Clncinnatt Philadelphia . .. 63 63 .soo 14-'11 New York . . 62 68 .471 1'7\1 CbiO&JO 4~ 70 .398 27 PiltlbUI'Ch . . . .S 77 .384 28 WHM. .y"s ...ult. New ~rk 12 Milwaukee 6 Brooklyn 4 Chicalilo 3, 14 Inn, nlte Cincinnati 6 Phil~delphla 15, nite Pi~tsbur1h 2 Sl. Louis o, nite Thur&tltr'• Probe~l• Pltchtrt; No games ~beduled Friday's G•me• New York at Srooklyn, nite Pittsburth al PhlladeiJlhla, nite •• Unl.,.. ..... ' \ ·"· WITH or Loath....llko vinyl cooled, 2 \ (.,....,~ ·iii*> 91c IOSTqN• l!ld" Morflno~ 129~. ·. ,. KIT ltNDEIU . • t. Fight Results . ' Water Color 13 Piece PAINTS ............ Qe- !Be - JOe ·PJ!!NCIL IJOXBS ... - .. · .... · .... · 49c SCHOOL PASTE ................. IOc ~CONOMV PEN ............. · .. · 29e SKBilo INK ......... , . .. .. .. .. .. 19c WEAUVER IIJ!N . ;•• : .......... :; .98e . LEfiAGE MUCILf,QE ...., . .. .. .. . 15c ' BALL PO)N'I'.Pl!N , ....... - .. : . ; .. ~~ ' PENCiL SHARPENERS ...... 5c--'- IDe SCIUPTO ~~NCJIJ' . ·. ·:·; · i · · · · :.: · · ·.tilt. ,$QIIOO.L .SCISSOJIS . ..... - · · · · · · · ~lc CIIAVOLA. CRAY~N!I; ·.; ... , . : .: ·~.• ,. ~TilE!' BEL~·}M=t_~ , .... · 88c . ' LUlUI Trigger ONWARD Wu~iiiii<IM It Now York, alto N..YIOIIIAL Gllld P1k Ben Fnaliiin o."'..nile . City, ~ll'CI!I 11 Cl•yelond,- nlte 11911-1) ot Blltlmore, nile . . . .< ' " . RIZIIt' OIL CO. Jrwr~: Mon....J'rt. 9~5; Seal 9-lJ-Opn ""{Aft bt.,....... tiiQII4 triCIIih .. l'fthilfttl .. ....... .... LB. T.U'l '.,,:r•,.s· v..!:~'ao~~:~~"" Lh •45'c tAR,I.(uED . . OuCKEN . : .. : .. ....... lb. $1.19 HAMS ' .. PICNICS ...·~ : ~-:...~· ..... aao \ - ·- ......... POMEROY SAVE ON EVERYTHING FOR THE PICNIC • • worthy purpose. .... ~ Kal lllbcl7, ~ SOO W. Se<ond St. - Phoao: UZ, P-•11 PHONE 330·11l Fa•·m·i'rest•. ' t•tridti~tnd plump. fn.s to a iillden lfiO...,_, . MDII NDPU 1101 ON GOOIIYIII TIRIS TitAN 011 AllY OTIIIJ iJH~ -··---· ST. 1111111111111111111 • • • rovr • .,.19ft"' .t eo, ifr~ nlw ; y - . ..._ ~IN <;oart Sl. suM Pomero) out undamagea. Safer traction every way! For sure-lfOOtednm·oooc:tyear combines (1') taw teeJ:h rib ~ge_!, wilh (2) deep Stop No!cheo. '', Money on Silnl• W. WHOLE. 1 .LOANS $25to'1000 "We could use either Maglie or Trucks, or both," he said. • SIMONS, MARKET SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP and managed only to crush/the run. The tire came l' Comfake)l aald he alao had mad~!: a "aubst.antlal offar" for Truqk11 aftet the SB-year-old nreball~r was cleared on waivers. 3 Ills. .............. $1.00 Evenlngo ·By Appolntmenl 13-T Nylon Cord. We applied 3t,J.50 lbs. of pressure In ........ .,.,, .:...· high or· BEITER BY DRAMAtiC 'rtstSJ ·, ~li~~~ .!1;- .:·xN>..a;~p!JmmerOver a-fnihhln bl~ dhin'tpou~+'for b~ or ohann a aingla '' · - • WIT ·w .., lho _,..neod.JUIIotop GROUNI) fUF Closed Wed: Aflel'llOOll ':[ ii] "[iiil --= - Thl'O'o 10 IION!Y 2~ WIENERS- SKINLESS lb. pl ............ $1.15 CLOSED I OIIIY (llllltl "'~odulod · 18 'tlte Heart of MIIOD City MT.OLIVE Cold Waves Hoir Styling heat misting Cven ~m lone 1 tNps, Huri-yl Value was . (In Warher·Color) Comiskey , ·tn a now·- or- never mood to overtake the perennial Ameri~:an ~~!ague 'Ch_anwtons, 1l ajd that he I.e opnka' Me aq· aa Lloyd Nolan "'SANTIAGO"' asking $7!5,00(). 'Trri prepared to ll~ and it'• - ,l'llM cooler m'n 4-3 Vl G"•lo 7-11 CIJ!<'l!Q 11'~'~"'" IC4nqa MATERIALS IN CORPORA.TID wUio J&. .... hGJ.lesl. pound, h'J Jtronger . than -Ill- CALL. The Middleport Emergency Squad Was called at 8 p. m. Wed- CHICAGo UP The league- authoritatively that Bavad, 1fter leading New York Yankeet and obtaining waivers on Maille, was .Hot mmmer highways help ahclrten the life of a.verage tirea._ That'~ where 5-T Ny. Jon ~omes ia. Pound for ...... 29-30 Dt.na Wynlert ""'"· a. Prl. · !.Leflard "lfl ---- For Sa] .M'aglie And Trucks :~.d~·d'":~~::~~~ck'l --- HOGG & ZUSPAN Au~ili:lry The pre$ideni thanked th• ; peakers lor lbeir attendanee an4 ln'tereitiHg talks, afler whlelJ tbf meetint closed in ritualistic term. The bon<ll'ed gueslj and mtm• 'lera wer.e invited ta the dlninf room where . nfreahments were >ened from a toable , witb lace !!Over- and ~:entered with a bowl of red rasea by Mra. La!lance, )41'1. Bearhs, Mrs. Cheesebrew, t.l.n. Sauer , Mrs. Hackett Sr., J-1r1. "t'd ric Clark, Mn. Eloise Hayu ~nd Mrs. Gena Casci wit~ "!rs. H..arry Houda.!i.h~lt as contr1butmg never »rit:ed lower! . =-;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;.,I · Thinct.y'• ,robible Pltctt.n • New York at Chlc.~ogo-Sturdlvant 12-8 v• Donqvan Hl-3 Boston at Dttroit-.Brewer .li11 vo Muo IHO -.ul!po(o ol Clevtlan<h>Lob· 'I b.v both Post and Danny Str.uble, representative of Drew Webster Post to Bofl Slate gave an interHling report ori the aetivltiet there. He told of•the various recreat1ons ahd of UJe el&etiotl which ·Ia , held the .i:me ;,s 1ft. the State. He wu eleeted 11 state Representative. He ex-pressed hie app~latloo. to the Post f(lf sen4lna: him and wished ~very boy miKbt bav~ tile eJel)erience. . ' 3-T Nylon DeLuxe. Sup~r-Cushion . ~cKtmzAt works with t~r ornm· Today $5.35 gal Zundel. Ser.ves As Dean At Church Camp wert discussed by Mr. Struble. the frantic Chicago White Sox started a bidding conted todJy for aging pitchcers Sal MngUe of Brooklyn .ar.d Virgil Trucks of Kansas City as both clubs headed into ~ne ptnnant stretch drive. T~· yarikcea, recovering from ra~qt JJtters after a late season alump, anrl the White Sol, within HIRA:M, 0. UP- The Clevcand reaching dl8h,nce of the flag, are Browrtt wind up pre·!cason prac· both In need of mound help. Mailice hor,e today before flying to lle la 6·6 and Trucks 8-!5 thua far. San Fnncisco wht!re they play Cbatlei·ComtaKey, youthful \'lee the 4D'ers in 1111 exhibition game president of the Chicago club Sunrlay. brought the bargaining contest CoJU.• h Paul Brown is all sm illls out of the r~alm of rumor 'when 4lbOUl Lhe potential o f hiS hulf he laid he was "Interested" in ob· rookie.half" Vt!lera n du O talnlng the 40-year-old Maglie. The veteran National Football Comiskey Raid he talked to Bu:t:· LeliJgue coac h so id ''This ill a zy Bavasl, "Brooklyn vice presifri endi,Y team ... it wanh to dent, about Maglic and that the learn." Dodier exttutive promised a reDrown is fa ced with rebulldina ply by today or Friday. Comllkey th e lt:am this year arter it had didn't aay bow much he w•~ preone .of its wors! sea sons in 19fS6 . pared to pay, but it was ]earned He hn..~ indiC'!Ilcd h£' thinks the BY UNITED PRESS H.-owns have Lhe sluff to be a AMIRICAN LEAGUE title t•on!ender again . . W L Pet. Gl 'ICE CRIA,., TIIJi IN New York 81 45 .843 ALLEN PARK , Mieh.-Mayor Chteago · · · · · · · 75 !50 .600 ~~ O~tlmrne Dunn, f nliH'r of a JG.. Bo&tun · · 66 IJ9 .!128 14~ ycar·oid daughter, SRid the rea· Detroit · · 63 63 .!500 18 .~on an ke ut=am vendor was de· Baltimore 60 64 .484 2Q nled permlillion by the city coun- Cleveland 61 fU.I .480 201,1 ell to ampJify nursery f1hyme~ Kansas City 49 78 .386 ' 32~ Prom ft sound truck CJS a meang Wluhtn~~ton 48 78 .38\ 33 ur lncrcll.•ing sale», was that jf WHn•ldav'• R"ulta might build u.p nn undesirable re- Boston 1 Detro!( 0 flex .pelion- a younglller's mou!h New York S Chicago 4, nile would autom~:~lieally water each WuhiD([ton 3 Kansas City 2, nlte tlrne he heard a nursery rhyme. Baltimore 19 Clevttland 6, nlte SPECIALS I avon! Mren.\ -~ Boptlot Cbur<b ""'""Olni•d !Irs. Mn. A. H.. C.rtli Mr. and: idrt.. Q401'11: PrLce an annour.dllf tbt: bltth of • ...., oa Au(ull 23. ' Hoyt CUrtit: Wla pUed bome due Mn. Enima Powell, Miu Pear) to the Ulnetll of hi. mother, Jfn.. Powell, Rolttr and DarreJI Deenu L D. Pielt'!. , wpent the week end In Akron with Mrt. Sylva Clll1J1 and fa.111Ur ~lr . and Mn. Ralph DorJt. j•Jk'nl Wedne~ay Witb Mlu l!tarl Mr. and Mn. Olon Pierce of Powelt and Mn~. Rllb)' BNwer Murryrville, W. Va., IPJ>nt tbe I and dau,lbter, Jadle. " week end wiib Mr . and Mn. Rod. Rev. H&rold Dostn of the ~~~~ Bottom Chal'ft ealled on ....... llrt. Ralph C. Zundt-1 Ia spend· ner Pinn. Ina Sanford of Johnstown , Ohio. Mary P'1eree. ln1 t.hb M:ek at Cam" 0)'o at Fri(nd•h:;where .sbe l1 aroling Jil de111n ot· 11tll and lf!'rving on the teae ataff for tile annual eamp of Bapti&t .Junior KiJh gtoup. Barbecue PartY Ttw tamltr &»eftle ot the L6y:al W. R . Benan1 ctu. (tf iht ChurP or •lr& V<rnon Youna:, Jlr_ ud Mn. TeiT)' G•l· tagher and Debby, Mr and Mn Frtderiek Glbba JJ. and Vanita Key were unable to altE"nd the pony, I~ A nellbborloood portr loeld thf yard of tha KdbJter IPirt· DaYbi, Ml'il. Neutzlhrig. l1n. WH· f Clrritt w4' beld T1.1e~a:r ~.,1111 meat. oa Brownell Avenue Tues. deJ~muth, Mrl. Tompkin11, Uu. at the Middleport ft.tl.dlli&e ';rrk ctey tveninl wbea 1 plenlc supper Geoqu~ Haekelt Sr., antJ Mrs wlt.h Mrt. O~r.. Chf14t, tn4 n . was 1ernd with Wal11n BradtOfd Charles Saurr. HMtesteJ tor the Edgn Allentwortb u lht ~t­ ln c:barJe of barbeeueln1 tilt September meeUn1 are Mn. &dnt tee In chiU'i~ of arrane~enu . thlekeo.1 for the fetwt. Clark, Mr.t. JWile Curtill, Mra. Fled L TbO:H pre..al were l(r. ~~nd Mra. Clara Paulsen, Mrs. Lf-ona Story, ehW'th Bradford 111!0 daltllltero. Carolrn MrJJ. Lucille S~ry, ?tlr-s. Belva , aDd Nod., llr. on4 llu WUII!m Willard, Mia Ada Hoskins, Mb.5 IJ'l Darld, llr. ODd lin. Mace! Smitlh, Mn. Helen Carper Dld:eM, Mr. lad l(n, and M.r1. Mina Hlrt. and ber mother, Mrs. Lillian St1lnaker, escorted C.Jeman Jnd Joseph Stnlhle, Post Comm.ander Ilia. .l•mea Nt!lCQr~oe and S_harotl Zun~l Lo the pnosld~nl'-a 11lalioD. Ml'. Mn. .lltffenion and and .Sal.,. Foster ol tht Pomeroy Struble exprel.!led th e IJ'Ppreci.,Lion of the PQit for Ute rehabili· t.ation or the Lellion Home. He spoke on memberahip for JH'l'· 1851 in both the Post tmd Aux.il· jary. He also pleda:e-d the rooper· ation of tbe Poat with the Aux.i· lllry artd ttusaed the in)portaJWe of werkina to.rether. VarioUs ~ jeetl fl,)r the ,ear to be underWa)•s and Me;,n.s, ta~eo Browns Windup 11:'50 q. m. Neighborhood Residents Hold l lb. ........ · ...... · 39c I aon In holditli the Cardina ls to ear thla small community Ul the acenic southeastern lndlapa billl. One o1 the top competltort 111 Judy t-~ull derherK , IT, Tiffin, Ohio, first distaff member ever tc win the championship last year. "It'll be e darn tou11h meet ... she predicted. "There ere more en· trlell than ever before, end tbey ililt bttUer each year. a .Leroy Co-mpton, Portamouth, Ohio, aener•J mauager of tlut oaLional aroup, u1d some of the l{uns are 1~ years old. 4 ' At the 11ame Ume," be aald "many of our members " mJike their own guns." In all 1.5 tn::Jtl'bes that are JCbeduJed. final reault• ~re not potted until the fin11l match on L&l)or Day, I ~.. V.. ood l fro. ... "'''o... SPMIIIIS Willia ms' homer c-ame in the seventh in nin~ and was one ot the two hit.a allowed by Jim Bunning-, wOo absorbed hi s sevent·h loss. V•lo Comu Throu1h • Phone Inning, then worked him..<"e~f oot or a bast'S· Ioadl:'d situ<~tion Jn.._the seventh after yu~ldrn g a two.run homer to Earl Tor"Je!ion . ' H•nk Baut!r hanftnereo hl1 lStb homer of lhl' year in lhe aeventh off Jo:~er Billy P il'l're. Ortoles On R1mp1p The Bllltimore Oriole~ staged tbe biggest ofrenstve in their hi.ttory to maul the t'!e veland In· dians. 19·6, While \V"!ihina:ton defE"ateJf Kan~as City, 3·2, and Boston beatt·Detroit Hl on Ted WilIia-ms' 33rd honH·r of lhe season. In the National League, Dodgers took ove r SC'!'Orut PIO~Orj with .a HAnn ing. 4·3 triump h over the Culls; the Giants crushed the Braves, 12-6, slicing their lead to seYen games; Cincinnnti climbed back lnt o th~: first division wiL;1 a 8-15 .win ove r Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh I.J!ankt>d St. Louia 2.0. Gus Triandos and Tito Fran.t ona ·paced the Orioles to their one-sided victory over the 111dlan.s; Triandos: hitHr\g a pJir of homers and driving in Five..rut\8 ''"" four hits. · / Pedro Ramo.., of the S~~~::1 tired a four-hi tler againB"!~ City in rl.'gistering hi¥ lOth urn ph. • 'I I FB.IENDSHJP, Ind. uP - Sharp -tbe Uth National Mu.aleloadlng lhooten of lbe ''Davey Cl'oebtf' JUfl• A-san. meet. More thfll 000 SLJOrtamen l~d te1t tbelr Ullla ln un!ctue ·coote1ta here \tua wtek IPQl11WOOUtJJ hQPI 37 »taU,, vte " 1 1 for nwre than 700 trophiJ!II and metl•b In five day s ot comvutition atart1n1 todu. Tbair weapo.u ara liUnl uaed by tbe piouer1, complete witb flint loW, black powder and caps. Thu nre at rH\I1ar tarwoLI from 23 to 200 y~eds on tht Jocal muz: :cJe.Joadine dub's IIIJ.acre range loyal Bereans Family Picnic Held On Tuesday ~ CELLO Ul! ·... ,. save 1( Stamps.· •:M;~··. �• " '. -. .. ... " ... - ... ... .c_______ ~ ' .' ' .., . - -.. .... - • (" • 6---Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug 29 , 1957 (18) FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS H.Llo<CTh.G- 25 ex~erienct. Free et' i · Wante d- PAPER WANT ADS PHONE i98 ye~.., mates, L V. Reidn~t~:1r, Raelr. • Box 124. Ohio. '7-6-'~ RATES (19) Business --;--- z ..... P-' ....,ro, one U...rtion. Minionlm ohorge 00.: .-1 '""" a»e! word tor titree eooseeutive- tnsertiooa. Opportunities Special - One month for 2a cents per word. Full nte of 2 teota per wo.-d will be charged ror advertising: U aot paid for before the 15c.n Gf eaeh month foll owing Insertion. Fnen ia Advertlalng-Should be reported irnmedlateb . Tha Dally benUnel •iU not be responslble for mote than one lneor- - Employment Wonted - - - - ~ ~-- - ~-"lf )''JoU are over ~0. neat, have a ear. and ar e interested in a good solid sale~ po~ i tion in the P nmt'roy ar,.H . Write Box 5247 . ;roct~l~""':;"~io~n:_.::-::-:----·':1"-------=.,·-----~~ f.2co01o)m8bous,sione _h; os"5 Serv8·29lr.:esa tc Card of Thanb and Stteclal Notleet of Eventa $ t.OO. Ob1tuarl.ta at 1 cent per wmi. ( I) l\.lotJces _ Buy Now! No huntin~: day or ni ght on my farm . Ch<::stcr S!K'ncer. Rt. No. 3, P(omcroy. 0 8·29-3tp - .- Hudquart.rt for a.m.,nite Lugg<age - Lane Cedar t.::hnts - LA U Wlndow FansFrigidaire Refrigerators. lekar Furnltura, Mktdlaport, Ohht .. 29 tf - .----- L0)111 Order of the Moost> is spon!'ioring a Ham Shoot. Sunda y, Sept. I at the Roy Freck.cr farm on B;~shan Road . 1 'tit d'ark . R 28 3tc cl Trw:k 11rr foanO (H\ l!wlnt• Houd Contal't }{;~It Jl cntlrJ cks, Rt t\n 1. ttacln<', 0. A 27 -3tp - -----·- - ·---- (8) Aut.J Sales 195!1 Pontiac . $1.595 VB 2 door Sednn . Hyriramatir dnve , R & M. On e careful uwnrr Low mileage . A "cream puft". Bl11rt · lnars . Pomeroy 8-29·6tC U154 Fortl $895. 2 door Setlpn . Origmal hlack finHsh !1kc new Blac1lnar!l, Pom(~ror 8-20-0tc 19M Mercury . $1,495 2 door " ll <frd Top" Coupe, Power Sh~erin~: . Mcrc nm1lic rlri~c Li!or new 111 every tlctkil. Blnc\lnars, 8·29-6tc !•om('roy 19M! IJm clc V8 . $2 .4!l~ . 4 tloor Spl'ciOJI " Hard Top'· ~dan. Less ]Jyna flo w thllll 12,000 IIII ICS dri vr. K & H. Almust tike the clay 11 wa11 sold. Blachnars. 0·29-6k Ponl<'roy. 1953 Chevro let!! a~ low ali $795. Choice of twn r11w " 210" 2 rlonn an1l one lik e new Be l ai r~· 2 r! onr Blacllnar~. Pomeroy 8-20-0tc. ' "iot\2 Ponti~~ $495. 2 door Se dan . Hydnun atir drive. OrLginnl li!(ht green fini.-;h, BlacUnars, Porno · roy. 6-21Hitc ---- - -(8b) AutoServices __:_ ____ - · J. II. IIAWUJoiGS SONll ru. - :14 'oour "fr«lrer Service. Da,Phone 8221 N~abt Phone - X. DODGE · PLYIIOUTH DEALUII. 3I U t9) Fo1 Sc.ie You pick 'em for ha lf. tomatoes. Phone 31iM. Cu rmm g 8·29-3Lp Reataurani. Jo~stablished bu~lnMII for 23 yrs. Write Dox 668·Z (/o Sentinel. s.:m-6ll· Bar & I'IANO , Refragcra tor and ~lmmon~ 10fa. Phone 623l ·M. 8 28 3tc Jland made pillow sli p~. cu ~h ion coven, apron5, ttochet articles . Make lovely gifl!. Ah~o buffet In good condition. B~tiley's I.Ai ke Raci ne Road. 8-27·3k One 53 thOU511ntl BTU autonu\Jc fuel oil hnler with blowcl" an4l bnk.M. Like new. <.:arl Morris, Rutl!lnd . 0. Phone 24851. B-27-3tc I Pomeroy Chapter OES Past Matrons Meeting Is Held The Past Matl'Oill o! Pomeroy Chapter, 18ti, OES, me.t TUesday evening at the !:tome of Mr11. ·a. B. Smith, Lincoln Hill Road. Mi.ss Maud Grueser, pr!!!'iident, preSided at a short businesa ses· sion wh~n -plan3 were dilicus.sed for attending grand thapter ~:~t Y WE BUY - - --·---( 12l Wanted to Rent OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. 20 B) Insurance 451. 8 anq;-.5 ~... ror rl',.~l-.-,~,-o-m 0 -,-and r Cub s v·ISit. Huntmgton . . park On s3lUf • day I The next trip planned by Den No . 4 is a visit to the very hietoric Tu Endie Wi~ Park In Pt. Pleasant. There th ~ CUbs will Taklna: adva~tage of the Spe- 1 rnake a tour through the Mans• ~lal Day for Scouts SatlX'day, at Jon House v~ewing objects of -~~-'N.:.O:cL:cAN.::.:._S:cH::.U::.S::.T:cE:::R::..:•::.n::d_:(8:::)~1,_:8::•..:1:.:5:..•::.2:::2,.:.2:::9.:.'..:(9:::).:.5:::•_6:cte.:....__ Camden Park, Huntington, were blstorit by-gone day.s. I ======================:: =: ==::- Apa-•·l_m_eo_t ,...., ....._ 411rro ~·~· ll L JICMINMt lit. ..... a1 I ~- - ! ·2_9_·6_tc ilomerllf Olilt and hlth , ga.~ .c-It. II. ca• ilL G,..... bAth. /\dull s on ly. Phont' 440 !\-1 or 24-Y. Four room hou~o hr>11t U ncol n Heights. Phone 330-M. 8-27·3\c AJ)IIrtmcnt for n•nt· Pnrtl y furni shed or unhrrni.~h c d . Inquire at Russ Keystone ~'1\!!ng Station ut fi'Jvc l'ointt>. State Rt No . 7. B-27-3tp Rock .,....,.. Rodney Downing 11\'iURANCE AGEN<Jl ,. •..,. Automoolle, HHitlill ACCIDIN~ ~lfo,C-ItyaH- 4·Ron m h o•1sc , 3 lll'n' S, g11rden. $35 per r.onnth. At Apple Grove. In MIDDLII'OitT, DHIO P>IONio All See Alex Wheeler . 8 28 3te 61- For Rent - Extenalon t.al'lden, Seaf-.:ald haarda, Drop C.:lothl. CUAton JM:oiher, Middleport. Phone 82bii-J(. U 1 tt: '\ N1w Furniture FOK ' $.299.00 BAKER ( 17l Help Wanted FURNITURE 1.111 Tlao Brlplelll Coi'UI Ia li.llddloporl_ __ ----· FOR SALE-(:ORN Su b.!ltilute m()tor route Contact Cnrl Stalder. MALE HELP driver. 8--29·8t wMrnED,_....:.=.:: riCKERS, Cue, John Deere, Co-Op, Gen· WHY NOT BE a &'o.lceosllful buill· ne:-~~ man like rnany others· ~ era\, lntern.atlonal , Wood BroDon't ncglccl. Sec me at once ther., other Farm Machinery . 11boul a good locality In Meigs BJil Goodwin . 6 milt's from Wllt:.Oun t.r, S(l!Ung thoae (Inc Na· -te.vllle t>n Rt. 681). Tl'l. Wil· lc:esvlle • " '· 8·27·Btr> - Two Bedroom Huu~~e . , an furnace . gas well open. 3!t DCTCI. VirJ:il Syracute. 3X 8·27·3tr. Ad vertised Watkins •f or hQme and farm . You need no money, just a good ear or lighl truck. lnquirc ahout the C'rec lmmranC'C. Wrhe ROil-S Stpwart, 403 McJ{Inlc)' A\'e,. N. W., Canton, OMo. 8-29-3\.c OonQ\J_v Product~ ----~ W1mtcd a middle tire woman to shaTc the home y,dth me. One who can do hou~ework . Mrt . J .. D, RoWih , Racine, R. D. No. 2. 8·27 -3!(! Legal Notice Ot·. FULL SHANK HAlF with CENTER SliCES I ' PAN-R-EADY you nothlniJ. JliJt retura the bottlto i Canned, Boneless Ready-to-Eal .... ' r. • Plump, Tender Cut-up-Pan Ready ' 35c A&P Super-Right ... Aged Steer Reer, Well Trimmed ROUND BONE - -- Beef Roast 59~ lb. ' A&P Super-Right . .. Aged Steer Beef, Well TrlDJmcd English Roast - Fancy Ohio~ Small Size 5 to 7-lb. Avg. Fresh Turkeys - A&P Super-Right ... Lean, Ready-to-Eat Full Shank Half- Center SUces In Cooked Hams - - -- - - 63~ ~t~~s. I Chicken Breasts 69c lb.-Legs & Thighs 65c lb. lb. 69c I I Rolled Hams I Ground Beef I I TUPPERS PLAIN 79c lb.) A&P Super-Right ... B11nclcss-Easy Slicing Fair Weather . 89~ lb. - -- Is Expected A&P Super-Right ... Freshly Ground Many Times 'Each Oay- Lean, 100% Pure Beer To COntinue - 2 lbs. 85~ <A&P Super-Right . , . Tender and JiJicy~AII Meat 2-LB. I'K. I Skinless Wieners - - 99~ I 59~ lb. Smoked Picnics - 39~ lb. - - - - - -------- 45~ lb. ~~~ ~t : l r.\:ma 1 I FIRM CLUSTERS~ BULK OR PACKAGE . ' . 'l'herc will cast lo Ne..V Eng- I \ LARGE '•' , be a n ice- crea:n , We.'lth:mnen said th~ pattern supper Saturday night, Aug. 31 . , on the ~land Torrence lawn rvas unusual si nce a large reg~OII ! pOmored b)' the D of A L d .;tOf ~elow normal tempera tures it , .· · 0 ge. generally is at"Companied by ( · ev. an(, Mrs Everett Bransto partly cloudy skies aJr ecmb and famil y and Mrs. Effie Rain or dm.zle wa~ reported 1 Watson and 9un Willlam attendWednesday n~llt and early today led the S?Ut.h Bet-hel Sunday from Montana across 1he Dakotas ~:~I ptcnlc at Portland Park the Upper Mississip-pi Valley and y. the Great Lakes. Only New Eng· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet land ~scaped th~ precipitation. , spent several days at Mario:n Fo~ers Sald fair W< ~ather with his br-other and sister-In-law today Will be continu ed to the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Violet West Coa,st Elsewhere, it will be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoo~ of eloudy Wltb scattered showers in Pllrkersburg were Sunday guests the Plateau, tl1c Rockies. the ' Of Mrs. Effie Watson. Plains Stttes, blw Oh.;o Valley, 1 A birthday party wu beld UPPef New York Slale and the Friday evening Aua:. 23 at the Gulf Coast. , trome of .M.r.' , and Mr!l, Clyde A&P Supe,..Right ... Lean !ijlort Sbanl!. CALIFORNIA ... SUGAR SWEET, JUICY I Mr. and Mrs. Willl ~m Ohap· man . and SIOD and EJ,rne!ft, Vine· Yarll spent Su·rlday with Mr and BY UNi'tED PRESS Mrs. Duane Beaver and fomily of CJoudy skies and occasional New Ma tanioras, 0.. and aio;n tahf oerurred t oday :n a wide- caHed on Mr al'd Mrs. Paul 8ptead area or cool ail' !ltretchih._g · Bllker and fr.nily, Marietta. Seedless Grapes 2 ~ 29c M ~. Frttz Goebel and .on, Mrs. )l tldred Co le, MJ. and Mn . Elmer Newland , . 'lr. and Mrs Clyf 1-· Kuhn and _ tne hon ored j: U e~ . Oa\e and 1ce ere an1 we re serv ~ r·. Mr . and llrs. Wil la rd Ebe r ~bad~ and dmuehtera, Chell tcr we rt! f1Uelil.<; of her aunt snd l!ncle "Mr and Mrs. Wame Brictles Mond·a)'. .M r. aM M1'11. G~orge Thomw. r.nd dau,1hterH of Wurth ill iJtOu , Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Worthe n or Columbus and Rex GrO(' n vi Cincinnati spent Sunda y wilh Myrtle Frost. Mrs. Gladrs Shumway or Los Angeles, Cahf., iJ)ent from Tueaday until l''ri(! ~)' with Mr. aud Mrs. Tom Perrto and moth~ r. Mr. ~ml Mn. Kenr.elh Bllr k and chlldren, Hemlock Grm·~ were c~~:: : : .• i on Jc.:-.n Kayl or rc rentl\'. I talned tnt followm 'J people on , ';und ay· Mr . Rn d Mrs J im Der h\' 1 Hu ntington: MTll . Grace Gilp; n 1 Murrow, Orbndo . Fl a.: Frant t•s 1 Hoffman . }Irs. Bill Ne~bl tt and 1 son Mike . Colu mhu s · . 1 IN YOUR CONTAACT ~OOTS I E -- I>HD REMEMBER-- JUMBO 6\ SIZE NO . I Mr. and Mn.. Eber Housh were [ ~eekend ~esh of ~r. :!lnd :Mrs Cbar lcs ~pu~lDCk , C hc!~ pca~e . U. Mrs. Mm~ue Warne ~· 1s v ~ltin iJ hl'" r son s Walter and Horold M ~ ( ()y at Park er sbuTg th.is week. 1 Ruutc LIL ABNE~ I'M GOif.G TO LPPER 5LOOBO\IIA 10 FIND ·;.Af:O..JLOJS f>J-JNIE; n -tE MOST BEAUTI ~UL GIRl ON EARn--t !t' cR0 ssw 0 RD 2. on the Mount 3. Rob 8. Bid 4. D~voured ll.About :i. Exclama12. June Ia lion, wlttl her month "heave'' 13. American 6. Attlc Indian weig-hts H. license 7. Merchant. i::o. Wlne vesaal roan 16. Indonesia· 8. SUi table island 9. Decrees 17. Cerium 10. Mid-morn. IIYM. I lng break 18. Aurora U.Wan boreati-'J I poet.) 21. Halt an em 16. Boast 22. Month :l3. Sound ot a goose 24. Haul 2!5. Coin 19. Enter. talnment 20. Strike 24 . Coin (Bulg,J 2!5. En&ltsh river 26. Bete-l palm• 27. Stuft'ed clive 28. Hall!ng A.•••w l'uledaJ'• 33. A trcshet I Brit.) un 1naut. 1 29. Primer JO. Fall flot 32. Parts ,rJS 38. Part of an Inell 39. CJ>Ior 41. Esker &ITF PEDA..E ca.t..D '"" ~ HEll·· ' (Siam.) 26. Simians 28. Hail ! 29. Sun Jod Sl. HlpP9PQta· rnu1ea Sf. G\rl'a nl ckJiame Sit Earth satellite 38. Careu 37. PN!tty !' 31'. Incline front a vertical fgeol.) fO . Stralrhten (var.) 41. Exterior 42. Seasons fl. ~pheta D<IWN l. Rt!gatn ' liberty 'I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -llere's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR It LONGFELLOW One letter !Imply ata.nds for another. In this sample A 11 used tor the three L'a, X tor the two O'.t, etc, Single letters, apoa.trcpltu, the length and formation ot the words IU't atl hlntt. F 11 ch dsw \he code leltt,ra are different. A CrJPtorram Quotation ~UCHHCE AXFDWAO, LC WH DC RDX !XK DC HDNUU COVCYFH ACSCI( EWHNVVXWAFCE -V XVC, YMte,-day's Cryptoquof-t!o: THE CHILD WHOM MANY J"ATH~RS SHARE HATH SELDOM KNOWN A FATHER'S CAft&..:-JOHN OA Y . :Diltnlute.t b1 Kine Pulutta lyadleate ::::..:_----~ -- . . .. ·- --- NANCY WHAT CN -- YOU MAKING? 59c ' .' 31bs. 35¢ .CatJiiflower ---- 29¢ This Week Onlut I J A&P's Marv1l -,VANILLA I . PA.I kll LAIGI GEORGI WONDEK ' AS THf 9it~NP'CUW WOlt:"S,! FLJ~ A~ 5TittSING ~lt'OI'"5' . AHP T'HfN A L'EI.US:f. errv ..•. j Lea:atees, Adll'lnl•trators. Exeeu· is sold wltb. thi11 atrlct moMy b•c't WANTED : C"A"RR=IER-G:::::-"7.1r"'l-o-r:-bo-y tor• and Aulg:na of Minnie Dar. tuarantte.· by: ~wtaher & l..nhse · . for R!!tland Route. Contact The Jlng Scott1 deeeuefio 'tile Unknown Drur StorA - Pomeroy - ,Man or· 1 1 Daily Sentinel. 8 12 t! Helr!ll, DeviSOO!I, Leaa.tee&. AdmiA- den trued., '12-GAL CARTON SPICIALI 1 13c [ .- .. A REAR VISION MIRROR. SC~DOL STARTS SOON -- BY -- ANP I LIKE TO S E E . / WHA"'\:5 GOING ON· JN THE CLASSROOM -- Extra ·Speeial . . . ~ANI ---- - EARTH ARE LARGE 1% SIZE • New Yams SID • M1ss Dr.o roth y Ru ~<>e ll Wall H I (.'ol umbu.'l Friday and att ~nd•.'il th•· 1~ta t(• Fa ir S;tt u rd oy SIJ. t! rt>tutnl'd 1 h om~! s wuhey wit h Mrs. Bill Nl:fl-bitt ' ACROSS 1. Literary composition . I'LL NOW I'I.L READ '<01.! SWALLER IT THE LAST PARAGRAPH l ii<E A MAN, [ _Mr. and Mrs. Ed ~ry, Letart spent Sunday w1 th Mr and ~ Mrs. Dalla s Yeager a:'ld attcndNI the Golden w~rtding ~< nn (v e rsary ()f Mr. antl Mrs . R'. T Dlrssln:.: The picnic tnat wa~ held at ,.ir a n{t Mr... John J<"ry of New Athens last Su.nday was for all c f Hll ven also vislt ~d tht: Yl'agc r the empl~yees of Bcas l~ys in home Sundoy evening stead oJ for Rog~r Dean's em, ~loy~es as was stated. Mrs. Stanley HarbOu r and ramMrs. Marg:aret Rusge![ of At · lly spent I-'riday in P;.rkers burg h t th k h h Mr and MNI. Le.stN Dodsot1 e ns spen e v.:e~ ~~-~ wlt and children spent Sunday 111 her mother, Came Bahr . Kenov-a visiting with Ml'. and John Arbauatl returned home Mra . Pearl Nease and Katherine after speflding a week "ln Florida Weaver. Tb~y also , ·isited with Mr. and Mrs. Waynt- Brickles " M Bucklalld 1n attended the sale of Blain Newell Jr . and rs. H. O. of Shade Saturday. Huntington, ~m. Effie Saun~ers w a~ :1 Mr. and Mn . Ben Thomas and guest of Carrie B•hr rorr nl l>'. r SHORTS amily s pent Saturday at flamd(' a -~P_or_k__. -~~~~~~~~- D A I Ly g"'''v GOOGLE and SNUFFY ~ld:tTH SUGAR SWEET MELONS • Honey Dews :ze, NOTlCI .. , to ~ur drurtbt and 111t your mcmThe Unknown Helr&,• Devine~, ey baf'k. TliATRON COlts $300 and · SSclb.) (Whole Ham · .. Fresh ·Frvers iCanned Hams by the said A. P. · Aahworth and F. w. Baber to the mo1.1th of the co.~~.} mine now operated by them, conveyed by Minnie- Darling Scott and M. a. Stott, hit husband, to Ruth c. Arr.l!IU'Ona, b)' de~d dat· ed April 28, 1808, antJ recorded in Book 96, at paa:e 182, of uid Deed Records· thereafter conveyed b)' Katherine' Bra'm lq:e, single, to NGI:. m and Clara Shuster, by deed dated January 2&, 1989, and record· ed In Book 146 at Paae i141 of tbe Deed Record•' of MeIii County, Ohio, thai.. tbe defendant• have or claim 10me lntereat 1n tald real estate aa act fo.rtb therein, tbat the plaintiffs and heir pr.e decenora in t!Ue have held nld real estate ·advcnely, openly and ~otorloualy kaJ• you ... or tb• pock•~· en•"' :1 I lb. i LOSEUGLY FAT- Legaf Notice Savmg,;s . BOftd s-1 ilJeS Reaeh $7'J"" ) ')5·3(.0 J0 )y A round table discussion wae Ohio aale1 'of Seri('! E and H held witb ~let officers particl· Savion BOock. for June-July hit patlng on Mirr11rs o~. H,u "!an $50 ~'llllion -ie . place the state Char~~ter. and Conduct I;IV10C withbr .,, Ptf ,ctnt of Its two the 1 tghbJhtl of tbe four itudy months salet JcitL' bqoQ.' "The SOeial Witrieu of Lo· < cal Churebn ~ · Eeumenic-ai ' MoveThrou~o~t ttie baUon .alt>s fo r ment", the t . ot which iJ " In .:fuly rei~ $tOO million for the Every Pllilce Voice"; "Japan" • ..bilhll!•t amount told siqee Januwi,th the text, "The Cross and • .,. of this ye-ar. One of the most (l:tisb hl Japan"; I'ChrisY• the ftotiteable lftRIJi has been the up· fb-U«h ,and Race" , with &be ~xt, slb"~e in sal~11 of the '28 and $50 'The Klhgdom Reyond A -casto"· Series E sov;nlfa BondL ' ...,.. ol ~d "The Gospel of St. J,fark': these two popular 1:\enomination. With tbe text, "Disciples to suCh E Bonds have exceeded th~lr preA Lord". , vious postwar eak achieved In fi s· 1 Followinc a sack lunch at noon cal 19M - b~ 3%. with the hostess socfetv serviDg pae and beverage, the 'afternoon "Each day," _stated Theodore T. sessJ.on Opened w'ith group siDg- Reed~ Sr., chammm or the Meigg iug of " I Lovo To Te ll The Story" ~ount.~ Savings Bonds Committee, with Mr:s. John Scott as organist we ftnd more lil nd more people Mrs. ~t.ott abo presented sevcrai I acceptlnt the Payroll Savina:!! Plan approprlate musical se l~tions be- a!l one of the finest ways io save fore th£ morning sessiOn. today.. .and now that the lnteregt A duet, "God '! Wa y Js The Best rate has been increased to 3.25% Way", by Mrs. John Elwood anti 1 we find lllany employees voh&n· l4ra. Edmund Gq1eser preceded , tartly inerouing tboir payroll e.a;planation of the seven qusdr'en- bond allotmen~ s . " ~\al go,els of th.e WoRUln's Society .'1.,. 1·.. of Cbrbtlan Service &h,.en by M ~s. ln M.~s County for JuneC. TomPkins, district " ice ~:.e~~: fyLIY.~~Iedlh$.7.3,t2~l3. I dent. eaumg _e s a e n perce ntage , During a ~hort bu!'iiness session at ;'Ales. a.Uatnment are Wyandot, in charge ol Mrs. Smith, distr ict I Un~on, Morg~n. Mon_roe and Au· president Mrs James Reb d . glane Counties. Settmg the pace district t'reasut-er, expl ain~d arth~ al\lQQI~ the industrial counties is , various ways in which the mone Mal:tomng with Lucas a close sec- 1 t;lerivec;l from the local sucietie~ 1 ond. is . u~d a~on~ wilh thf:! support of mtsstonar1es ,including eduC'ation· Jl, medical and social centers. By Evely" Brickle& Mr. and Mrs. M A Yates ant'! ch il ~ ~cn of Cleveland .r;oent the week here with Mr. l'nd· 1\ln. L L. Lr~r · and family. 0 alrip of land from land• owned LIGAL NOTICI KIZZIE YEAUGER 1 whose la1t place of ro!ltdence wu Lake City, Tennesace, and whose maiden IN TEN DAYS name Wa! KIZZlE SMITH of OR MONEY BACK Briceville, Tennessee:, Is hereby U )'OU afe overwela:ht, here is the notltled that on the " 28tb day · of flrst really thrilling: news to come August, 1"1, LAWRE.NCE YEAU· alona in years. A li6W &r; conveniger, bein'g pl3intl£f, tiled his pet- ent way to get rid of e:d ra pounds ltioo iigaln11t her as · defendant in eaaier than ever, ao you un be a! the Court or Common Pleas, Mella sUm 1Dd. trim U you. want. ThiB County, Ohio, Cate No. 12,582, new _pro<lutt eaUed DlATRON praylnJil for dlvorte from the llld C!urbs bOUI hunter 1: appetite. No Kluie Yeauger on the IIJl'OUndl of dru~no diet. no exerclae. Abso-harmletM. When you take Wilful Abaentt of uld defendant lute DIA N, you rtUl enjoy your from said piAintJtr for more than one year laut pa1t and Groas N~&l· meals, 1tU' eat the food• you like but you simply don't havathe urge leet of Duty , and plaJntlll allo tor extra portlona 1nd automatlcal· pray! lor other p~oper rellel., ly your wel1ht muit tome down . Said caul«! will he for hearlnJ on because. aa your own doctor will or a,ter the lllh . ~ay of Oetober1 tell vou, whe n- you eat les!'i, you weigh lesa. EX«U .w61Jht e-ndan· 19~7. LAWRENC! YEAUSI!IIt , get~~~ your heart~, )ddD~yl . So no matter What you nave trled before. Crow & Crow get DlAirRON and prove to yourAttorneys for Plaintiff (8) 29, (9) 5. 12. 19, 110!8, 10, ,,. :self what It can· do.• iffiiTRON 1•j· sold on thl! GUARA E : You must tole weia:ht with•the nt pac-- I W Cliff ano•••• I Mn.l Waverly Mobile Home Sales METROPOLITAN MASON NEWS , H ld t • I Semtnar . ..I At f OfeSt ' RUn Ch· Uf( h (;.Ku hn0 . N~Land and children. Mr . lind Mn Mrs H4.! len Stewart end Mrs TUewoy an d .wn , Mr. 118d ; Ft.nni"' Yrtnels and fllmt ly e nter· An :educational Seminar of the 1 ~ . · Porf.l:mouth District Woman's SoMn. Rtchard Bauer 1poi.e to th.e . otety of Christian Servi~e ot the group on the oppur~unitle1 tor Methodist chureh was he-ld Tues- }'O_u n_g petJple to participate In th"' day at tbe Forest nun Metbodlst mtiSLonary Md deaconneu work . Church. llfn. John Bally and She challen_ged the women to Everett Damewood re~ri!tiered the aro~ the 1!'-*creat of youni ~lllll,e8LJ. The)' reported 97 l.n at- pie m full tunl: Chri1tlan service. tent:blnft. • 'Dr. Blchard. Bauer eom:luded M:r!l. Harry P. Smith, distrlet t~e pro~am with a talk, usint fur pNsldent called the meeting to , h11 toptc the quadfennlal theme older and presented .the Rev. John oft.~ WStS. "The Splrtt of Chrisl ElWood, pastor ol the Forest Run 11 For All of Life". Chureh, who led ~he devotion1, .The or&an poatlude by Mrs. USilll for his topic, " Look For- ~ scott cloSed the meetint. Mrs. C -nrd, Not Backword ." W. Broob, dlatrlct ¥1uionary After ihe devotion&, Mrs .....Smith Edueatloa se<:retll1'. ~u chair· introduced Mrs. Richard Bauer man of tbe program plannlna: comw:ife of the - District superintend~ miUee for the day. eat • diatrict officers past district A 11imilar meetina ill being hit!ld Offieen and local ~ociet re 1- in Soutb Point today, and bne wiH Ide ta M !I Wt y ~d 8 be beld in Lucasville, Friday. i hra.t • uss _alyaoo, pred"edent · o e oa es, _soCle exten a · •· • . . lcome to tbe group. . ' Melgs-~"'?4rJ. Robert_ Warner, distncf , seerett..ry' of ltteratue and publications dtsplP.y~d aad commented ~ the_ new literature for the [ . lear. W'th special emphasis on the four sludy boob. I M CLAJI,A !>ii"USTER, Plain· I Hirtl Wscs Ed Cindnnati In Odob&r. ·m6mben of Den No. 4 Cub Scout A aalad course was terved }):.' Padr No ?~ of Mason , their rethe hostess to Mus Grueaer, MiN lJtive1 and Den Muther Mn. Elsie Hart, Mrs. Dwight Pui.er, Thelma 3ayre. )lnl. tred 1Bltett.11.11, Mn. c . E. ~ Th -A•~ · t Hu ti-" Neue, Mn. AJonz.o Custer, MR. ose 11MUJnna: o n ,.....,n C&rrie N'ye M:ra HilTY p Smith were : Cttb Scoutl: Alan Sayre, Mrs. Edilo~ Hobttetter, r.irz. Cari Jetrlf BoJP, Bill)l Ro\.Jeh, JamtJ Shields, Mrs. L. F . Sclloenleb, RuaseH, Thomas Russell and SteMm. E. J . Tracy and Mra. Helen · pben Creamer. Adults who a.ccom. Nease. panted the lfOu'P were: Mrs. Gordon Creamer, Mrs. Bernard Boggs Miss Judy and lletty Boggs end 3S00 , tOUtS Mr and Mr.s. Hoyt Sayre, ·Jr., ale~ a rue::t ~nny H\adsoo, ·an of Mason. . tiffa. Saui de~endan_t~ are required to By CEDRIC W. CLARK answer &IUd pehhon on or befor e Their Attorney 1 the_ 21st day o~ September, 1~57, CEDR IC W. CLARK or Judgement wtll be ~aken agaan&t Pomewy, Ohto them u prayed lor. Attorney for Plalntltb. 539 on South Lincoln in aaid villaae,Alley, thence southHill, 78 •ay tM degreea w. 200 ft. to the tliff, Save $WO to $1UOO Hour thence Northerly with the •Uff One, Two and Thl"c<' Bedrooms. or about 75 feet, thence West 60 feet lar~e stock must go Dring your to an angle In the East side of Cue desJres and your problems. Contntcr' Street, thence with said atrcet we're de~!Jn~ on the very loweGradlnr a: Ditch DlUiDI Southerly to the Northwest corner move in tomorrow. Try us. VIRGIL WAMSLEY of Lot No. 47, thence alona- the esl po~>.Sibl e ter ms! eTrack Loadina: &qvlpmeal rear of Loti 47, 46, 46, 43, 42, 41, e TEN WIDTHS eBack-Hoe Service 40, 39, 38, 3'/, 36 • ..t77, 35, e HUGE SELECTION eDump Truck Service 34, 30, 29, 28, 178, 16, 179, Man y recunditwned used one Phone Che1bire 7·14/lt and 8 to the Northeast corner of and two bl'droom trailers . [Lot 6, thence Northwesterly to the FREE I>ELJV EHY QUI CK! 1::~:::=~:;~~~~~~~,.~~-·-- - - ·Norlheast corner of Lot 536, thence Open 7 ]);~ y:; A Week TERMITES IXTIRMINATED !"or fr~e Inspection ph.me 383-14', Southerly w~th the rear of Lot 536 · Kohl's lot, and Lot 537, to the GJlmorc Supply Store, Pomeroy. Northeast corneT of George Joap, 11 work guaranteed. Fully in· surcd. Va\tghan'g Induatrlal and eh.im's lot, thence with the rear 1 U.S. 23 South JWsi det.tilll Termite control Ser- line of nid Joachim'11 lot, Souther- 1 WAVERLY . OHIO vice, St M4rya, Va. 7 25 tt ly about 225 feet to his Southwest • corner, t hen C'e South 7{lo/4 degrees 1 Custom tBuiii Kl. t cbm. Kitchen' West tbout 200 feet to South AltFOR SAL-E! d~..-tgned for ~,your home. ll're"' ley; thence South 12 dc_grees East F'or fk.~l;wr:~nt s or Srhools New ~stim11tes. Foreman 6: Abbot t. 20 feet to the North ~me of Lot Stamlr s~ Rdr1~Pr;1tur. :n cu. Phone 6284-Y . 8-6-tf 538; thence North 87 degre e11 East ft. 2 clnnr. romplc!r , wilh unit _ •• nlu ~·ISION s· ·"VICE, 135 feet, thence South lllJ-& degreea w11 s $950 00 now $650 ()0. Guar· ~ 6 .~..,..__., .r.ill Ea!lt 200 feel, thence Soutb 41 de· ~ntf'Ni. .lACK'S HEF'RIG EitAPhon" LJO, Cleland .Appllance grees weat 147 f eet, th •.mce South TION. NEW HAVEN TU·23537. Store, l.uJ W. MaiD St, Pomd'Of 68 degrees West 58 feet thence g. ]{J.25tp 2-23-tf South 89 deg:rcea West 181 feet, 15 oft V!hcr ).: la .~s ho~l. Co ~ t $1970 QUICK SERVlCE on Wnth &. tt'lence North 18YI degrees w. 91 feet, thence North 3 degreea East full~· CfJU! p.pl'd with Mark 55 poirinJ 't,. Faolor, Tralnod t58.feet, thence North 78¥1 degrees e.le:clri c motor ) ~ nd miaster watchmaker, COI.IJNI JEWE. Eut 200 feet to South AUey, craft tr ai!t•r . Now $1620 Miners LERS. Ponero,1-1-tf thence North 12 degrees Wett 60 v ille Servu·r Sl.a Lion Phnne 228 WANTED: Melga County McNes!l feet to the place of beginning, Author ized Murray dealer. Dealer. 'Make good money, be containing four (4) acres, more or 8·2!l·3t.p -'---c:---~ your own bo68, sell this up·to· Iu.s. Being a part of the property Good p 11111g C ucrnsl')' <~lid Jersey date line of sealed MedlcinCII, cow . $125 Vidor Swain, Rac ine , VItamins, Food Products. Brush· conveyed by Adam Darling to o. 8-29-3~p es, Brooms in your selected lo- Minnie Darling by deed dated cal ity. Use your car and our September 10, 1687, and recorded capital. AppUcanta being accept- In Book 64, at Page 4:52 of the AUT0~1A'fiC co].qr Sli de ProJec· ed now. Wdte or call Gil Snair, Deed Records of Meigs County, tor an(] 40x40 Glzss beaded 132 Elm St., Laneaatcr. phone Ohio, and thereafter conveyed by 11creen. Ca ll 6270-J. 8 · 26-3t~ OL 3-403'7. 8 28 St,p Minme Oarllng Scott and M. H. Scott, her husband, to Katherine F'OR SALE - Appl c11. New Ha- ·Bramlage by deed dated May 17, ven Orchard, New Hav en. Phone CONCRITB BLOCU 1906, and recorded ln Book 95, page TU -24f_iR_R._ _ _____ 7·29t~ .._ulld a.n.r hr L.,.,.. 168 of said Deed Re1:ords, except GRAVELY '1 rtACTOR SALES a.r'd the followinp part thereof, to-wit: GIIUESER BLOCK CO. Sen1ce, R. A. FILlaii, 512 ~ Being part of Lot No. 179 in C, Matn St. , l'orn{•ruy, 7 1 2 4 -;'.'n~. W. Dabney's AdGiUon to the VII· lage of Pomeroy, bounded and de· scribed a!!l lollow.s, to-wit : Begin· PEACI~t;S (White) nlng on the Eaat line Of said lot We 'a rc pldllng Belle of Ccor.U<Jod Clem Uoed Cart 172 feet from the Southwest corner gla and Elh('t'tn peaches. Briny All Mallei and MO<hll thereof, thence North 66 degrees f'ontaine1·. Wchst l!r Fruit Farm Weflt 100 fl!et, thence North 23~ j mi. ~a s t 11f Ches ler, 0. 'fclephone YU-IS321ll Chesler, 0. degrees Ellt 156 ft. thence South AUTO SALES 8-2o.tf !]61,1,: degrees East 100 feet to the Streoet, thenre South 23 tf.t degrees West 5!1 feet to the P;lace of beromaloes l:tr~: ~ . !'Ink Mexicans, &JDning; also all of Lot 9 In C. W. non·Dcl«. Scrontl House EiiSt IIITRUCTURAL t &IAMI ohio, except 11 feet South, belna: from schf)ul house Wl!l, 11. liCRAP IRON- MilTALl 41 feet on :.latt Street, and runnlnJ Hnlrrws, Syracuse , Ohio. at that width back to the }[peking 8· 13-tf Valley Rallrcwd. Also all of Lot No. 14 in c. w. Dabney's Addition fhoM 110 ... ) ·~ to Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. AlsO the following real estate sit· WANTED TO RENT uate in the vmaee of Pomeroy, Wan!t•d--2. 3, or 4 Acdroom hous- t County of Melg1, and State of e~ m ~oo rt re~ldl·nlhtl District:;. lar~ll i;~-;-A&eMJ', Ohio, to-wit: A &trip of land ly· {'~1\ Cnllcl' l tn Ravenswood. W. Mldlileport. Fl!'f • Aulolnobll•, lng In the rear ol Lot 1'78 and part Va Btownmg 343\l, Jo~xt. 450 ur Bon&. Phonl!l a 111-X .,.... of Lot 179 <~nd extending back. to h('two·<'n a. m. P · [ :===::::::~~====.===.=- the oi Rocks and extend1ng m. tlr rnrwanl \nformalid"~ by - - - - - - - from the Soutbwetterl)' line of rn~il to Mtss S1utdt"11 GoRnell , C'OMPt.ETB Jnturanee Proteetloa. James Smlth'l lot above the baae KaL~ er Aluminum &. Ohe:mical Ute, 1\utto. Fire, Polio. Cdl Doi'J of the clilf of Rocka to the NorthMtlla . Mlddle;llfl OblO. eatt line of Aua:uaL Hau~~·a lot, Corp P U. l:lox no . flu\'cnswood, W. Va. 8·20 2tc JIA,X WA&D e.x..:ep-tin&: •nd reservin11 to A. P . ---:--:-:---:·~ ~ .. ~ _ ·- - - Aah ..... orth and F. W. Baber a thirt1Yd ( 14) Fo R __., • (30) loot rlghl ol w•y aoroaa " Real Estate lroklr , as againJt e.ath and every one or o~~ald defend:mtl for a period ln excess of twenty-one yean. The pra}er of aaid peUUo.o Ia that the above named defendants be compelled to aet up and 11bow the nature and e.J:t1mt of their said claims or interelts or be forever bured from aaaerting the same; that the dalma of said defendants, if any, m<~.Y be adjudged to be null and void; and t.he UUe of the plain Ufh to said premises be quieted as against the defendant&, and for such other and further relief a:; equity and 1he nature Of the case may require. w. l.nst & Found ..,..-__.. - - -·· For Trailers __ No hunting day or night on my fann. Minnie Holman, Ra<'m ~ . Ohio. 8-246tc I __ ~RJbllsbed lstrmrs. Exe<-utort and AulJru of M. H. £colt. llileceaaed, and the Unknown Rein, DeviRes, Legateu , Administrators, Et;eeutorl and Aasigns of Ktthernine Bramlaae; deceased, whose Damee and placea of residence aN ubknown and Clll· not be aacertained, wiU take n~ tice that on the 29th Gay o{ Jub, 1901, Nolan Shu1ter and Clara Shuster, as plaintiff&, filed their petition against them, as defendanti, in the Court of Common Pleas of Meig11 County, Ohio, the ~arne being Cause Nu. t2,5'79 ln uid Court, alleging, amona: other things, that the plaintiffs are the owners of and in actual poees-!don of the foUowlng .de!ICrlbed real ettate in tbe Village of Pemeroy, Count y of Meigs, and State of Ohio, and more particularly de-scribed as follOW! : Beginnina: at the Southeut corntr of LOt No. t - ) Kuhn In honnr of tflelr daurht•r DaIIY· Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 29, 1957- '7 1 Cher}•l's fi rst blrtbd 1y Th""' l tlend>Og wm .,,, uco IOno e """" Kuhn and •on Bob, Cor! (Regularly . . . . . ... ' ' .. P' WINKLE �• " '. -. .. ... " ... - ... ... .c_______ ~ ' .' ' .., . - -.. .... - • (" • 6---Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug 29 , 1957 (18) FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS H.Llo<CTh.G- 25 ex~erienct. Free et' i · Wante d- PAPER WANT ADS PHONE i98 ye~.., mates, L V. Reidn~t~:1r, Raelr. • Box 124. Ohio. '7-6-'~ RATES (19) Business --;--- z ..... P-' ....,ro, one U...rtion. Minionlm ohorge 00.: .-1 '""" a»e! word tor titree eooseeutive- tnsertiooa. Opportunities Special - One month for 2a cents per word. Full nte of 2 teota per wo.-d will be charged ror advertising: U aot paid for before the 15c.n Gf eaeh month foll owing Insertion. Fnen ia Advertlalng-Should be reported irnmedlateb . Tha Dally benUnel •iU not be responslble for mote than one lneor- - Employment Wonted - - - - ~ ~-- - ~-"lf )''JoU are over ~0. neat, have a ear. and ar e interested in a good solid sale~ po~ i tion in the P nmt'roy ar,.H . Write Box 5247 . ;roct~l~""':;"~io~n:_.::-::-:----·':1"-------=.,·-----~~ f.2co01o)m8bous,sione _h; os"5 Serv8·29lr.:esa tc Card of Thanb and Stteclal Notleet of Eventa $ t.OO. Ob1tuarl.ta at 1 cent per wmi. ( I) l\.lotJces _ Buy Now! No huntin~: day or ni ght on my farm . Ch<::stcr S!K'ncer. Rt. No. 3, P(omcroy. 0 8·29-3tp - .- Hudquart.rt for a.m.,nite Lugg<age - Lane Cedar t.::hnts - LA U Wlndow FansFrigidaire Refrigerators. lekar Furnltura, Mktdlaport, Ohht .. 29 tf - .----- L0)111 Order of the Moost> is spon!'ioring a Ham Shoot. Sunda y, Sept. I at the Roy Freck.cr farm on B;~shan Road . 1 'tit d'ark . R 28 3tc cl Trw:k 11rr foanO (H\ l!wlnt• Houd Contal't }{;~It Jl cntlrJ cks, Rt t\n 1. ttacln<', 0. A 27 -3tp - -----·- - ·---- (8) Aut.J Sales 195!1 Pontiac . $1.595 VB 2 door Sednn . Hyriramatir dnve , R & M. On e careful uwnrr Low mileage . A "cream puft". Bl11rt · lnars . Pomeroy 8-29·6tC U154 Fortl $895. 2 door Setlpn . Origmal hlack finHsh !1kc new Blac1lnar!l, Pom(~ror 8-20-0tc 19M Mercury . $1,495 2 door " ll <frd Top" Coupe, Power Sh~erin~: . Mcrc nm1lic rlri~c Li!or new 111 every tlctkil. Blnc\lnars, 8·29-6tc !•om('roy 19M! IJm clc V8 . $2 .4!l~ . 4 tloor Spl'ciOJI " Hard Top'· ~dan. Less ]Jyna flo w thllll 12,000 IIII ICS dri vr. K & H. Almust tike the clay 11 wa11 sold. Blachnars. 0·29-6k Ponl<'roy. 1953 Chevro let!! a~ low ali $795. Choice of twn r11w " 210" 2 rlonn an1l one lik e new Be l ai r~· 2 r! onr Blacllnar~. Pomeroy 8-20-0tc. ' "iot\2 Ponti~~ $495. 2 door Se dan . Hydnun atir drive. OrLginnl li!(ht green fini.-;h, BlacUnars, Porno · roy. 6-21Hitc ---- - -(8b) AutoServices __:_ ____ - · J. II. IIAWUJoiGS SONll ru. - :14 'oour "fr«lrer Service. Da,Phone 8221 N~abt Phone - X. DODGE · PLYIIOUTH DEALUII. 3I U t9) Fo1 Sc.ie You pick 'em for ha lf. tomatoes. Phone 31iM. Cu rmm g 8·29-3Lp Reataurani. Jo~stablished bu~lnMII for 23 yrs. Write Dox 668·Z (/o Sentinel. s.:m-6ll· Bar & I'IANO , Refragcra tor and ~lmmon~ 10fa. Phone 623l ·M. 8 28 3tc Jland made pillow sli p~. cu ~h ion coven, apron5, ttochet articles . Make lovely gifl!. Ah~o buffet In good condition. B~tiley's I.Ai ke Raci ne Road. 8-27·3k One 53 thOU511ntl BTU autonu\Jc fuel oil hnler with blowcl" an4l bnk.M. Like new. <.:arl Morris, Rutl!lnd . 0. Phone 24851. B-27-3tc I Pomeroy Chapter OES Past Matrons Meeting Is Held The Past Matl'Oill o! Pomeroy Chapter, 18ti, OES, me.t TUesday evening at the !:tome of Mr11. ·a. B. Smith, Lincoln Hill Road. Mi.ss Maud Grueser, pr!!!'iident, preSided at a short businesa ses· sion wh~n -plan3 were dilicus.sed for attending grand thapter ~:~t Y WE BUY - - --·---( 12l Wanted to Rent OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. 20 B) Insurance 451. 8 anq;-.5 ~... ror rl',.~l-.-,~,-o-m 0 -,-and r Cub s v·ISit. Huntmgton . . park On s3lUf • day I The next trip planned by Den No . 4 is a visit to the very hietoric Tu Endie Wi~ Park In Pt. Pleasant. There th ~ CUbs will Taklna: adva~tage of the Spe- 1 rnake a tour through the Mans• ~lal Day for Scouts SatlX'day, at Jon House v~ewing objects of -~~-'N.:.O:cL:cAN.::.:._S:cH::.U::.S::.T:cE:::R::..:•::.n::d_:(8:::)~1,_:8::•..:1:.:5:..•::.2:::2,.:.2:::9.:.'..:(9:::).:.5:::•_6:cte.:....__ Camden Park, Huntington, were blstorit by-gone day.s. I ======================:: =: ==::- Apa-•·l_m_eo_t ,...., ....._ 411rro ~·~· ll L JICMINMt lit. ..... a1 I ~- - ! ·2_9_·6_tc ilomerllf Olilt and hlth , ga.~ .c-It. II. ca• ilL G,..... bAth. /\dull s on ly. Phont' 440 !\-1 or 24-Y. Four room hou~o hr>11t U ncol n Heights. Phone 330-M. 8-27·3\c AJ)IIrtmcnt for n•nt· Pnrtl y furni shed or unhrrni.~h c d . Inquire at Russ Keystone ~'1\!!ng Station ut fi'Jvc l'ointt>. State Rt No . 7. B-27-3tp Rock .,....,.. Rodney Downing 11\'iURANCE AGEN<Jl ,. •..,. Automoolle, HHitlill ACCIDIN~ ~lfo,C-ItyaH- 4·Ron m h o•1sc , 3 lll'n' S, g11rden. $35 per r.onnth. At Apple Grove. In MIDDLII'OitT, DHIO P>IONio All See Alex Wheeler . 8 28 3te 61- For Rent - Extenalon t.al'lden, Seaf-.:ald haarda, Drop C.:lothl. CUAton JM:oiher, Middleport. Phone 82bii-J(. U 1 tt: '\ N1w Furniture FOK ' $.299.00 BAKER ( 17l Help Wanted FURNITURE 1.111 Tlao Brlplelll Coi'UI Ia li.llddloporl_ __ ----· FOR SALE-(:ORN Su b.!ltilute m()tor route Contact Cnrl Stalder. MALE HELP driver. 8--29·8t wMrnED,_....:.=.:: riCKERS, Cue, John Deere, Co-Op, Gen· WHY NOT BE a &'o.lceosllful buill· ne:-~~ man like rnany others· ~ era\, lntern.atlonal , Wood BroDon't ncglccl. Sec me at once ther., other Farm Machinery . 11boul a good locality In Meigs BJil Goodwin . 6 milt's from Wllt:.Oun t.r, S(l!Ung thoae (Inc Na· -te.vllle t>n Rt. 681). Tl'l. Wil· lc:esvlle • " '· 8·27·Btr> - Two Bedroom Huu~~e . , an furnace . gas well open. 3!t DCTCI. VirJ:il Syracute. 3X 8·27·3tr. Ad vertised Watkins •f or hQme and farm . You need no money, just a good ear or lighl truck. lnquirc ahout the C'rec lmmranC'C. Wrhe ROil-S Stpwart, 403 McJ{Inlc)' A\'e,. N. W., Canton, OMo. 8-29-3\.c OonQ\J_v Product~ ----~ W1mtcd a middle tire woman to shaTc the home y,dth me. One who can do hou~ework . Mrt . J .. D, RoWih , Racine, R. D. No. 2. 8·27 -3!(! Legal Notice Ot·. FULL SHANK HAlF with CENTER SliCES I ' PAN-R-EADY you nothlniJ. JliJt retura the bottlto i Canned, Boneless Ready-to-Eal .... ' r. • Plump, Tender Cut-up-Pan Ready ' 35c A&P Super-Right ... Aged Steer Reer, Well Trimmed ROUND BONE - -- Beef Roast 59~ lb. ' A&P Super-Right . .. Aged Steer Beef, Well TrlDJmcd English Roast - Fancy Ohio~ Small Size 5 to 7-lb. Avg. Fresh Turkeys - A&P Super-Right ... Lean, Ready-to-Eat Full Shank Half- Center SUces In Cooked Hams - - -- - - 63~ ~t~~s. I Chicken Breasts 69c lb.-Legs & Thighs 65c lb. lb. 69c I I Rolled Hams I Ground Beef I I TUPPERS PLAIN 79c lb.) A&P Super-Right ... B11nclcss-Easy Slicing Fair Weather . 89~ lb. - -- Is Expected A&P Super-Right ... Freshly Ground Many Times 'Each Oay- Lean, 100% Pure Beer To COntinue - 2 lbs. 85~ <A&P Super-Right . , . Tender and JiJicy~AII Meat 2-LB. I'K. I Skinless Wieners - - 99~ I 59~ lb. Smoked Picnics - 39~ lb. - - - - - -------- 45~ lb. ~~~ ~t : l r.\:ma 1 I FIRM CLUSTERS~ BULK OR PACKAGE . ' . 'l'herc will cast lo Ne..V Eng- I \ LARGE '•' , be a n ice- crea:n , We.'lth:mnen said th~ pattern supper Saturday night, Aug. 31 . , on the ~land Torrence lawn rvas unusual si nce a large reg~OII ! pOmored b)' the D of A L d .;tOf ~elow normal tempera tures it , .· · 0 ge. generally is at"Companied by ( · ev. an(, Mrs Everett Bransto partly cloudy skies aJr ecmb and famil y and Mrs. Effie Rain or dm.zle wa~ reported 1 Watson and 9un Willlam attendWednesday n~llt and early today led the S?Ut.h Bet-hel Sunday from Montana across 1he Dakotas ~:~I ptcnlc at Portland Park the Upper Mississip-pi Valley and y. the Great Lakes. Only New Eng· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet land ~scaped th~ precipitation. , spent several days at Mario:n Fo~ers Sald fair W< ~ather with his br-other and sister-In-law today Will be continu ed to the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Violet West Coa,st Elsewhere, it will be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoo~ of eloudy Wltb scattered showers in Pllrkersburg were Sunday guests the Plateau, tl1c Rockies. the ' Of Mrs. Effie Watson. Plains Stttes, blw Oh.;o Valley, 1 A birthday party wu beld UPPef New York Slale and the Friday evening Aua:. 23 at the Gulf Coast. , trome of .M.r.' , and Mr!l, Clyde A&P Supe,..Right ... Lean !ijlort Sbanl!. CALIFORNIA ... SUGAR SWEET, JUICY I Mr. and Mrs. Willl ~m Ohap· man . and SIOD and EJ,rne!ft, Vine· Yarll spent Su·rlday with Mr and BY UNi'tED PRESS Mrs. Duane Beaver and fomily of CJoudy skies and occasional New Ma tanioras, 0.. and aio;n tahf oerurred t oday :n a wide- caHed on Mr al'd Mrs. Paul 8ptead area or cool ail' !ltretchih._g · Bllker and fr.nily, Marietta. Seedless Grapes 2 ~ 29c M ~. Frttz Goebel and .on, Mrs. )l tldred Co le, MJ. and Mn . Elmer Newland , . 'lr. and Mrs Clyf 1-· Kuhn and _ tne hon ored j: U e~ . Oa\e and 1ce ere an1 we re serv ~ r·. Mr . and llrs. Wil la rd Ebe r ~bad~ and dmuehtera, Chell tcr we rt! f1Uelil.<; of her aunt snd l!ncle "Mr and Mrs. Wame Brictles Mond·a)'. .M r. aM M1'11. G~orge Thomw. r.nd dau,1hterH of Wurth ill iJtOu , Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Worthe n or Columbus and Rex GrO(' n vi Cincinnati spent Sunda y wilh Myrtle Frost. Mrs. Gladrs Shumway or Los Angeles, Cahf., iJ)ent from Tueaday until l''ri(! ~)' with Mr. aud Mrs. Tom Perrto and moth~ r. Mr. ~ml Mn. Kenr.elh Bllr k and chlldren, Hemlock Grm·~ were c~~:: : : .• i on Jc.:-.n Kayl or rc rentl\'. I talned tnt followm 'J people on , ';und ay· Mr . Rn d Mrs J im Der h\' 1 Hu ntington: MTll . Grace Gilp; n 1 Murrow, Orbndo . Fl a.: Frant t•s 1 Hoffman . }Irs. Bill Ne~bl tt and 1 son Mike . Colu mhu s · . 1 IN YOUR CONTAACT ~OOTS I E -- I>HD REMEMBER-- JUMBO 6\ SIZE NO . I Mr. and Mn.. Eber Housh were [ ~eekend ~esh of ~r. :!lnd :Mrs Cbar lcs ~pu~lDCk , C hc!~ pca~e . U. Mrs. Mm~ue Warne ~· 1s v ~ltin iJ hl'" r son s Walter and Horold M ~ ( ()y at Park er sbuTg th.is week. 1 Ruutc LIL ABNE~ I'M GOif.G TO LPPER 5LOOBO\IIA 10 FIND ·;.Af:O..JLOJS f>J-JNIE; n -tE MOST BEAUTI ~UL GIRl ON EARn--t !t' cR0 ssw 0 RD 2. on the Mount 3. Rob 8. Bid 4. D~voured ll.About :i. Exclama12. June Ia lion, wlttl her month "heave'' 13. American 6. Attlc Indian weig-hts H. license 7. Merchant. i::o. Wlne vesaal roan 16. Indonesia· 8. SUi table island 9. Decrees 17. Cerium 10. Mid-morn. IIYM. I lng break 18. Aurora U.Wan boreati-'J I poet.) 21. Halt an em 16. Boast 22. Month :l3. Sound ot a goose 24. Haul 2!5. Coin 19. Enter. talnment 20. Strike 24 . Coin (Bulg,J 2!5. En&ltsh river 26. Bete-l palm• 27. Stuft'ed clive 28. Hall!ng A.•••w l'uledaJ'• 33. A trcshet I Brit.) un 1naut. 1 29. Primer JO. Fall flot 32. Parts ,rJS 38. Part of an Inell 39. CJ>Ior 41. Esker &ITF PEDA..E ca.t..D '"" ~ HEll·· ' (Siam.) 26. Simians 28. Hail ! 29. Sun Jod Sl. HlpP9PQta· rnu1ea Sf. G\rl'a nl ckJiame Sit Earth satellite 38. Careu 37. PN!tty !' 31'. Incline front a vertical fgeol.) fO . Stralrhten (var.) 41. Exterior 42. Seasons fl. ~pheta D<IWN l. Rt!gatn ' liberty 'I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE -llere's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR It LONGFELLOW One letter !Imply ata.nds for another. In this sample A 11 used tor the three L'a, X tor the two O'.t, etc, Single letters, apoa.trcpltu, the length and formation ot the words IU't atl hlntt. F 11 ch dsw \he code leltt,ra are different. A CrJPtorram Quotation ~UCHHCE AXFDWAO, LC WH DC RDX !XK DC HDNUU COVCYFH ACSCI( EWHNVVXWAFCE -V XVC, YMte,-day's Cryptoquof-t!o: THE CHILD WHOM MANY J"ATH~RS SHARE HATH SELDOM KNOWN A FATHER'S CAft&..:-JOHN OA Y . :Diltnlute.t b1 Kine Pulutta lyadleate ::::..:_----~ -- . . .. ·- --- NANCY WHAT CN -- YOU MAKING? 59c ' .' 31bs. 35¢ .CatJiiflower ---- 29¢ This Week Onlut I J A&P's Marv1l -,VANILLA I . PA.I kll LAIGI GEORGI WONDEK ' AS THf 9it~NP'CUW WOlt:"S,! FLJ~ A~ 5TittSING ~lt'OI'"5' . AHP T'HfN A L'EI.US:f. errv ..•. j Lea:atees, Adll'lnl•trators. Exeeu· is sold wltb. thi11 atrlct moMy b•c't WANTED : C"A"RR=IER-G:::::-"7.1r"'l-o-r:-bo-y tor• and Aulg:na of Minnie Dar. tuarantte.· by: ~wtaher & l..nhse · . for R!!tland Route. Contact The Jlng Scott1 deeeuefio 'tile Unknown Drur StorA - Pomeroy - ,Man or· 1 1 Daily Sentinel. 8 12 t! Helr!ll, DeviSOO!I, Leaa.tee&. AdmiA- den trued., '12-GAL CARTON SPICIALI 1 13c [ .- .. A REAR VISION MIRROR. SC~DOL STARTS SOON -- BY -- ANP I LIKE TO S E E . / WHA"'\:5 GOING ON· JN THE CLASSROOM -- Extra ·Speeial . . . ~ANI ---- - EARTH ARE LARGE 1% SIZE • New Yams SID • M1ss Dr.o roth y Ru ~<>e ll Wall H I (.'ol umbu.'l Friday and att ~nd•.'il th•· 1~ta t(• Fa ir S;tt u rd oy SIJ. t! rt>tutnl'd 1 h om~! s wuhey wit h Mrs. Bill Nl:fl-bitt ' ACROSS 1. Literary composition . I'LL NOW I'I.L READ '<01.! SWALLER IT THE LAST PARAGRAPH l ii<E A MAN, [ _Mr. and Mrs. Ed ~ry, Letart spent Sunday w1 th Mr and ~ Mrs. Dalla s Yeager a:'ld attcndNI the Golden w~rtding ~< nn (v e rsary ()f Mr. antl Mrs . R'. T Dlrssln:.: The picnic tnat wa~ held at ,.ir a n{t Mr... John J<"ry of New Athens last Su.nday was for all c f Hll ven also vislt ~d tht: Yl'agc r the empl~yees of Bcas l~ys in home Sundoy evening stead oJ for Rog~r Dean's em, ~loy~es as was stated. Mrs. Stanley HarbOu r and ramMrs. Marg:aret Rusge![ of At · lly spent I-'riday in P;.rkers burg h t th k h h Mr and MNI. Le.stN Dodsot1 e ns spen e v.:e~ ~~-~ wlt and children spent Sunday 111 her mother, Came Bahr . Kenov-a visiting with Ml'. and John Arbauatl returned home Mra . Pearl Nease and Katherine after speflding a week "ln Florida Weaver. Tb~y also , ·isited with Mr. and Mrs. Waynt- Brickles " M Bucklalld 1n attended the sale of Blain Newell Jr . and rs. H. O. of Shade Saturday. Huntington, ~m. Effie Saun~ers w a~ :1 Mr. and Mn . Ben Thomas and guest of Carrie B•hr rorr nl l>'. r SHORTS amily s pent Saturday at flamd(' a -~P_or_k__. -~~~~~~~~- D A I Ly g"'''v GOOGLE and SNUFFY ~ld:tTH SUGAR SWEET MELONS • Honey Dews :ze, NOTlCI .. , to ~ur drurtbt and 111t your mcmThe Unknown Helr&,• Devine~, ey baf'k. TliATRON COlts $300 and · SSclb.) (Whole Ham · .. Fresh ·Frvers iCanned Hams by the said A. P. · Aahworth and F. w. Baber to the mo1.1th of the co.~~.} mine now operated by them, conveyed by Minnie- Darling Scott and M. a. Stott, hit husband, to Ruth c. Arr.l!IU'Ona, b)' de~d dat· ed April 28, 1808, antJ recorded in Book 96, at paa:e 182, of uid Deed Records· thereafter conveyed b)' Katherine' Bra'm lq:e, single, to NGI:. m and Clara Shuster, by deed dated January 2&, 1989, and record· ed In Book 146 at Paae i141 of tbe Deed Record•' of MeIii County, Ohio, thai.. tbe defendant• have or claim 10me lntereat 1n tald real estate aa act fo.rtb therein, tbat the plaintiffs and heir pr.e decenora in t!Ue have held nld real estate ·advcnely, openly and ~otorloualy kaJ• you ... or tb• pock•~· en•"' :1 I lb. i LOSEUGLY FAT- Legaf Notice Savmg,;s . BOftd s-1 ilJeS Reaeh $7'J"" ) ')5·3(.0 J0 )y A round table discussion wae Ohio aale1 'of Seri('! E and H held witb ~let officers particl· Savion BOock. for June-July hit patlng on Mirr11rs o~. H,u "!an $50 ~'llllion -ie . place the state Char~~ter. and Conduct I;IV10C withbr .,, Ptf ,ctnt of Its two the 1 tghbJhtl of tbe four itudy months salet JcitL' bqoQ.' "The SOeial Witrieu of Lo· < cal Churebn ~ · Eeumenic-ai ' MoveThrou~o~t ttie baUon .alt>s fo r ment", the t . ot which iJ " In .:fuly rei~ $tOO million for the Every Pllilce Voice"; "Japan" • ..bilhll!•t amount told siqee Januwi,th the text, "The Cross and • .,. of this ye-ar. One of the most (l:tisb hl Japan"; I'ChrisY• the ftotiteable lftRIJi has been the up· fb-U«h ,and Race" , with &be ~xt, slb"~e in sal~11 of the '28 and $50 'The Klhgdom Reyond A -casto"· Series E sov;nlfa BondL ' ...,.. ol ~d "The Gospel of St. J,fark': these two popular 1:\enomination. With tbe text, "Disciples to suCh E Bonds have exceeded th~lr preA Lord". , vious postwar eak achieved In fi s· 1 Followinc a sack lunch at noon cal 19M - b~ 3%. with the hostess socfetv serviDg pae and beverage, the 'afternoon "Each day," _stated Theodore T. sessJ.on Opened w'ith group siDg- Reed~ Sr., chammm or the Meigg iug of " I Lovo To Te ll The Story" ~ount.~ Savings Bonds Committee, with Mr:s. John Scott as organist we ftnd more lil nd more people Mrs. ~t.ott abo presented sevcrai I acceptlnt the Payroll Savina:!! Plan approprlate musical se l~tions be- a!l one of the finest ways io save fore th£ morning sessiOn. today.. .and now that the lnteregt A duet, "God '! Wa y Js The Best rate has been increased to 3.25% Way", by Mrs. John Elwood anti 1 we find lllany employees voh&n· l4ra. Edmund Gq1eser preceded , tartly inerouing tboir payroll e.a;planation of the seven qusdr'en- bond allotmen~ s . " ~\al go,els of th.e WoRUln's Society .'1.,. 1·.. of Cbrbtlan Service &h,.en by M ~s. ln M.~s County for JuneC. TomPkins, district " ice ~:.e~~: fyLIY.~~Iedlh$.7.3,t2~l3. I dent. eaumg _e s a e n perce ntage , During a ~hort bu!'iiness session at ;'Ales. a.Uatnment are Wyandot, in charge ol Mrs. Smith, distr ict I Un~on, Morg~n. Mon_roe and Au· president Mrs James Reb d . glane Counties. Settmg the pace district t'reasut-er, expl ain~d arth~ al\lQQI~ the industrial counties is , various ways in which the mone Mal:tomng with Lucas a close sec- 1 t;lerivec;l from the local sucietie~ 1 ond. is . u~d a~on~ wilh thf:! support of mtsstonar1es ,including eduC'ation· Jl, medical and social centers. By Evely" Brickle& Mr. and Mrs. M A Yates ant'! ch il ~ ~cn of Cleveland .r;oent the week here with Mr. l'nd· 1\ln. L L. Lr~r · and family. 0 alrip of land from land• owned LIGAL NOTICI KIZZIE YEAUGER 1 whose la1t place of ro!ltdence wu Lake City, Tennesace, and whose maiden IN TEN DAYS name Wa! KIZZlE SMITH of OR MONEY BACK Briceville, Tennessee:, Is hereby U )'OU afe overwela:ht, here is the notltled that on the " 28tb day · of flrst really thrilling: news to come August, 1"1, LAWRE.NCE YEAU· alona in years. A li6W &r; conveniger, bein'g pl3intl£f, tiled his pet- ent way to get rid of e:d ra pounds ltioo iigaln11t her as · defendant in eaaier than ever, ao you un be a! the Court or Common Pleas, Mella sUm 1Dd. trim U you. want. ThiB County, Ohio, Cate No. 12,582, new _pro<lutt eaUed DlATRON praylnJil for dlvorte from the llld C!urbs bOUI hunter 1: appetite. No Kluie Yeauger on the IIJl'OUndl of dru~no diet. no exerclae. Abso-harmletM. When you take Wilful Abaentt of uld defendant lute DIA N, you rtUl enjoy your from said piAintJtr for more than one year laut pa1t and Groas N~&l· meals, 1tU' eat the food• you like but you simply don't havathe urge leet of Duty , and plaJntlll allo tor extra portlona 1nd automatlcal· pray! lor other p~oper rellel., ly your wel1ht muit tome down . Said caul«! will he for hearlnJ on because. aa your own doctor will or a,ter the lllh . ~ay of Oetober1 tell vou, whe n- you eat les!'i, you weigh lesa. EX«U .w61Jht e-ndan· 19~7. LAWRENC! YEAUSI!IIt , get~~~ your heart~, )ddD~yl . So no matter What you nave trled before. Crow & Crow get DlAirRON and prove to yourAttorneys for Plaintiff (8) 29, (9) 5. 12. 19, 110!8, 10, ,,. :self what It can· do.• iffiiTRON 1•j· sold on thl! GUARA E : You must tole weia:ht with•the nt pac-- I W Cliff ano•••• I Mn.l Waverly Mobile Home Sales METROPOLITAN MASON NEWS , H ld t • I Semtnar . ..I At f OfeSt ' RUn Ch· Uf( h (;.Ku hn0 . N~Land and children. Mr . lind Mn Mrs H4.! len Stewart end Mrs TUewoy an d .wn , Mr. 118d ; Ft.nni"' Yrtnels and fllmt ly e nter· An :educational Seminar of the 1 ~ . · Porf.l:mouth District Woman's SoMn. Rtchard Bauer 1poi.e to th.e . otety of Christian Servi~e ot the group on the oppur~unitle1 tor Methodist chureh was he-ld Tues- }'O_u n_g petJple to participate In th"' day at tbe Forest nun Metbodlst mtiSLonary Md deaconneu work . Church. llfn. John Bally and She challen_ged the women to Everett Damewood re~ri!tiered the aro~ the 1!'-*creat of youni ~lllll,e8LJ. The)' reported 97 l.n at- pie m full tunl: Chri1tlan service. tent:blnft. • 'Dr. Blchard. Bauer eom:luded M:r!l. Harry P. Smith, distrlet t~e pro~am with a talk, usint fur pNsldent called the meeting to , h11 toptc the quadfennlal theme older and presented .the Rev. John oft.~ WStS. "The Splrtt of Chrisl ElWood, pastor ol the Forest Run 11 For All of Life". Chureh, who led ~he devotion1, .The or&an poatlude by Mrs. USilll for his topic, " Look For- ~ scott cloSed the meetint. Mrs. C -nrd, Not Backword ." W. Broob, dlatrlct ¥1uionary After ihe devotion&, Mrs .....Smith Edueatloa se<:retll1'. ~u chair· introduced Mrs. Richard Bauer man of tbe program plannlna: comw:ife of the - District superintend~ miUee for the day. eat • diatrict officers past district A 11imilar meetina ill being hit!ld Offieen and local ~ociet re 1- in Soutb Point today, and bne wiH Ide ta M !I Wt y ~d 8 be beld in Lucasville, Friday. i hra.t • uss _alyaoo, pred"edent · o e oa es, _soCle exten a · •· • . . lcome to tbe group. . ' Melgs-~"'?4rJ. Robert_ Warner, distncf , seerett..ry' of ltteratue and publications dtsplP.y~d aad commented ~ the_ new literature for the [ . lear. W'th special emphasis on the four sludy boob. I M CLAJI,A !>ii"USTER, Plain· I Hirtl Wscs Ed Cindnnati In Odob&r. ·m6mben of Den No. 4 Cub Scout A aalad course was terved }):.' Padr No ?~ of Mason , their rethe hostess to Mus Grueaer, MiN lJtive1 and Den Muther Mn. Elsie Hart, Mrs. Dwight Pui.er, Thelma 3ayre. )lnl. tred 1Bltett.11.11, Mn. c . E. ~ Th -A•~ · t Hu ti-" Neue, Mn. AJonz.o Custer, MR. ose 11MUJnna: o n ,.....,n C&rrie N'ye M:ra HilTY p Smith were : Cttb Scoutl: Alan Sayre, Mrs. Edilo~ Hobttetter, r.irz. Cari Jetrlf BoJP, Bill)l Ro\.Jeh, JamtJ Shields, Mrs. L. F . Sclloenleb, RuaseH, Thomas Russell and SteMm. E. J . Tracy and Mra. Helen · pben Creamer. Adults who a.ccom. Nease. panted the lfOu'P were: Mrs. Gordon Creamer, Mrs. Bernard Boggs Miss Judy and lletty Boggs end 3S00 , tOUtS Mr and Mr.s. Hoyt Sayre, ·Jr., ale~ a rue::t ~nny H\adsoo, ·an of Mason. . tiffa. Saui de~endan_t~ are required to By CEDRIC W. CLARK answer &IUd pehhon on or befor e Their Attorney 1 the_ 21st day o~ September, 1~57, CEDR IC W. CLARK or Judgement wtll be ~aken agaan&t Pomewy, Ohto them u prayed lor. Attorney for Plalntltb. 539 on South Lincoln in aaid villaae,Alley, thence southHill, 78 •ay tM degreea w. 200 ft. to the tliff, Save $WO to $1UOO Hour thence Northerly with the •Uff One, Two and Thl"c<' Bedrooms. or about 75 feet, thence West 60 feet lar~e stock must go Dring your to an angle In the East side of Cue desJres and your problems. Contntcr' Street, thence with said atrcet we're de~!Jn~ on the very loweGradlnr a: Ditch DlUiDI Southerly to the Northwest corner move in tomorrow. Try us. VIRGIL WAMSLEY of Lot No. 47, thence alona- the esl po~>.Sibl e ter ms! eTrack Loadina: &qvlpmeal rear of Loti 47, 46, 46, 43, 42, 41, e TEN WIDTHS eBack-Hoe Service 40, 39, 38, 3'/, 36 • ..t77, 35, e HUGE SELECTION eDump Truck Service 34, 30, 29, 28, 178, 16, 179, Man y recunditwned used one Phone Che1bire 7·14/lt and 8 to the Northeast corner of and two bl'droom trailers . [Lot 6, thence Northwesterly to the FREE I>ELJV EHY QUI CK! 1::~:::=~:;~~~~~~~,.~~-·-- - - ·Norlheast corner of Lot 536, thence Open 7 ]);~ y:; A Week TERMITES IXTIRMINATED !"or fr~e Inspection ph.me 383-14', Southerly w~th the rear of Lot 536 · Kohl's lot, and Lot 537, to the GJlmorc Supply Store, Pomeroy. Northeast corneT of George Joap, 11 work guaranteed. Fully in· surcd. Va\tghan'g Induatrlal and eh.im's lot, thence with the rear 1 U.S. 23 South JWsi det.tilll Termite control Ser- line of nid Joachim'11 lot, Souther- 1 WAVERLY . OHIO vice, St M4rya, Va. 7 25 tt ly about 225 feet to his Southwest • corner, t hen C'e South 7{lo/4 degrees 1 Custom tBuiii Kl. t cbm. Kitchen' West tbout 200 feet to South AltFOR SAL-E! d~..-tgned for ~,your home. ll're"' ley; thence South 12 dc_grees East F'or fk.~l;wr:~nt s or Srhools New ~stim11tes. Foreman 6: Abbot t. 20 feet to the North ~me of Lot Stamlr s~ Rdr1~Pr;1tur. :n cu. Phone 6284-Y . 8-6-tf 538; thence North 87 degre e11 East ft. 2 clnnr. romplc!r , wilh unit _ •• nlu ~·ISION s· ·"VICE, 135 feet, thence South lllJ-& degreea w11 s $950 00 now $650 ()0. Guar· ~ 6 .~..,..__., .r.ill Ea!lt 200 feel, thence Soutb 41 de· ~ntf'Ni. .lACK'S HEF'RIG EitAPhon" LJO, Cleland .Appllance grees weat 147 f eet, th •.mce South TION. NEW HAVEN TU·23537. Store, l.uJ W. MaiD St, Pomd'Of 68 degrees West 58 feet thence g. ]{J.25tp 2-23-tf South 89 deg:rcea West 181 feet, 15 oft V!hcr ).: la .~s ho~l. Co ~ t $1970 QUICK SERVlCE on Wnth &. tt'lence North 18YI degrees w. 91 feet, thence North 3 degreea East full~· CfJU! p.pl'd with Mark 55 poirinJ 't,. Faolor, Tralnod t58.feet, thence North 78¥1 degrees e.le:clri c motor ) ~ nd miaster watchmaker, COI.IJNI JEWE. Eut 200 feet to South AUey, craft tr ai!t•r . Now $1620 Miners LERS. Ponero,1-1-tf thence North 12 degrees Wett 60 v ille Servu·r Sl.a Lion Phnne 228 WANTED: Melga County McNes!l feet to the place of beginning, Author ized Murray dealer. Dealer. 'Make good money, be containing four (4) acres, more or 8·2!l·3t.p -'---c:---~ your own bo68, sell this up·to· Iu.s. Being a part of the property Good p 11111g C ucrnsl')' <~lid Jersey date line of sealed MedlcinCII, cow . $125 Vidor Swain, Rac ine , VItamins, Food Products. Brush· conveyed by Adam Darling to o. 8-29-3~p es, Brooms in your selected lo- Minnie Darling by deed dated cal ity. Use your car and our September 10, 1687, and recorded capital. AppUcanta being accept- In Book 64, at Page 4:52 of the AUT0~1A'fiC co].qr Sli de ProJec· ed now. Wdte or call Gil Snair, Deed Records of Meigs County, tor an(] 40x40 Glzss beaded 132 Elm St., Laneaatcr. phone Ohio, and thereafter conveyed by 11creen. Ca ll 6270-J. 8 · 26-3t~ OL 3-403'7. 8 28 St,p Minme Oarllng Scott and M. H. Scott, her husband, to Katherine F'OR SALE - Appl c11. New Ha- ·Bramlage by deed dated May 17, ven Orchard, New Hav en. Phone CONCRITB BLOCU 1906, and recorded ln Book 95, page TU -24f_iR_R._ _ _____ 7·29t~ .._ulld a.n.r hr L.,.,.. 168 of said Deed Re1:ords, except GRAVELY '1 rtACTOR SALES a.r'd the followinp part thereof, to-wit: GIIUESER BLOCK CO. Sen1ce, R. A. FILlaii, 512 ~ Being part of Lot No. 179 in C, Matn St. , l'orn{•ruy, 7 1 2 4 -;'.'n~. W. Dabney's AdGiUon to the VII· lage of Pomeroy, bounded and de· scribed a!!l lollow.s, to-wit : Begin· PEACI~t;S (White) nlng on the Eaat line Of said lot We 'a rc pldllng Belle of Ccor.U<Jod Clem Uoed Cart 172 feet from the Southwest corner gla and Elh('t'tn peaches. Briny All Mallei and MO<hll thereof, thence North 66 degrees f'ontaine1·. Wchst l!r Fruit Farm Weflt 100 fl!et, thence North 23~ j mi. ~a s t 11f Ches ler, 0. 'fclephone YU-IS321ll Chesler, 0. degrees Ellt 156 ft. thence South AUTO SALES 8-2o.tf !]61,1,: degrees East 100 feet to the Streoet, thenre South 23 tf.t degrees West 5!1 feet to the P;lace of beromaloes l:tr~: ~ . !'Ink Mexicans, &JDning; also all of Lot 9 In C. W. non·Dcl«. Scrontl House EiiSt IIITRUCTURAL t &IAMI ohio, except 11 feet South, belna: from schf)ul house Wl!l, 11. liCRAP IRON- MilTALl 41 feet on :.latt Street, and runnlnJ Hnlrrws, Syracuse , Ohio. at that width back to the }[peking 8· 13-tf Valley Rallrcwd. Also all of Lot No. 14 in c. w. Dabney's Addition fhoM 110 ... ) ·~ to Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio. AlsO the following real estate sit· WANTED TO RENT uate in the vmaee of Pomeroy, Wan!t•d--2. 3, or 4 Acdroom hous- t County of Melg1, and State of e~ m ~oo rt re~ldl·nlhtl District:;. lar~ll i;~-;-A&eMJ', Ohio, to-wit: A &trip of land ly· {'~1\ Cnllcl' l tn Ravenswood. W. Mldlileport. Fl!'f • Aulolnobll•, lng In the rear ol Lot 1'78 and part Va Btownmg 343\l, Jo~xt. 450 ur Bon&. Phonl!l a 111-X .,.... of Lot 179 <~nd extending back. to h('two·<'n a. m. P · [ :===::::::~~====.===.=- the oi Rocks and extend1ng m. tlr rnrwanl \nformalid"~ by - - - - - - - from the Soutbwetterl)' line of rn~il to Mtss S1utdt"11 GoRnell , C'OMPt.ETB Jnturanee Proteetloa. James Smlth'l lot above the baae KaL~ er Aluminum &. Ohe:mical Ute, 1\utto. Fire, Polio. Cdl Doi'J of the clilf of Rocka to the NorthMtlla . Mlddle;llfl OblO. eatt line of Aua:uaL Hau~~·a lot, Corp P U. l:lox no . flu\'cnswood, W. Va. 8·20 2tc JIA,X WA&D e.x..:ep-tin&: •nd reservin11 to A. P . ---:--:-:---:·~ ~ .. ~ _ ·- - - Aah ..... orth and F. W. Baber a thirt1Yd ( 14) Fo R __., • (30) loot rlghl ol w•y aoroaa " Real Estate lroklr , as againJt e.ath and every one or o~~ald defend:mtl for a period ln excess of twenty-one yean. The pra}er of aaid peUUo.o Ia that the above named defendants be compelled to aet up and 11bow the nature and e.J:t1mt of their said claims or interelts or be forever bured from aaaerting the same; that the dalma of said defendants, if any, m<~.Y be adjudged to be null and void; and t.he UUe of the plain Ufh to said premises be quieted as against the defendant&, and for such other and further relief a:; equity and 1he nature Of the case may require. w. l.nst & Found ..,..-__.. - - -·· For Trailers __ No hunting day or night on my fann. Minnie Holman, Ra<'m ~ . Ohio. 8-246tc I __ ~RJbllsbed lstrmrs. Exe<-utort and AulJru of M. H. £colt. llileceaaed, and the Unknown Rein, DeviRes, Legateu , Administrators, Et;eeutorl and Aasigns of Ktthernine Bramlaae; deceased, whose Damee and placea of residence aN ubknown and Clll· not be aacertained, wiU take n~ tice that on the 29th Gay o{ Jub, 1901, Nolan Shu1ter and Clara Shuster, as plaintiff&, filed their petition against them, as defendanti, in the Court of Common Pleas of Meig11 County, Ohio, the ~arne being Cause Nu. t2,5'79 ln uid Court, alleging, amona: other things, that the plaintiffs are the owners of and in actual poees-!don of the foUowlng .de!ICrlbed real ettate in tbe Village of Pemeroy, Count y of Meigs, and State of Ohio, and more particularly de-scribed as follOW! : Beginnina: at the Southeut corntr of LOt No. t - ) Kuhn In honnr of tflelr daurht•r DaIIY· Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 29, 1957- '7 1 Cher}•l's fi rst blrtbd 1y Th""' l tlend>Og wm .,,, uco IOno e """" Kuhn and •on Bob, Cor! (Regularly . . . . . ... ' ' .. P' WINKLE �.- ,., +' ,~ .• , ' •- - • .. ~· • -•- ' - . ·"' ··"'•·· ..,. ·- ...... . - .. ... -. ,. , ·- .. •• • "., , .. , , .. ,. "\ "\ I \ \ • ' ~Daily NEW YORK CLOTHING r FOR Just arrived tor BACK-TO-SCHOOL! Middleport Society Jane Pinion . Bonmer>: W. Va .. is visi ting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wir:n, Bradbury, for a week. Mrs. Lowell Probasco wa.R ar; overni-gh t gue.sl when she t.oo!i. her mother, Mn. E S. Shotls, to her home ln Serlalla this week. ';jhe w-as arcotnpanied hy Mrs. 0 H. Stewart , who was a guest of hE-r daur:hter, Mrs. Jack WhitP. md family in Washington Com·1 house. Mrs. Minerva Childers, Mrs Guy Reynolds Blld Mrs. Mine Bland , Akron, and Mn. (}{)ldie Wyl«'! , l'layesviile, who had visit o.::d here for the past three weeks. 1ltendcd the annual Childers rc union at the home of Mr. and \1n. Frank Childers, Cardington. Sllnday. 1:hey were met there by Mr. and :\1rs. Clarenee ArC'her Jnd sun, Charles LPslie, Akron . "''ho took Mrs. Bland and Mrs Wyle home. S1zcs 5 to 12 $2.49 ' I I Mra. Earl Ewing, Syraause, and 1'\YO Lawrence Grueser speilt the afternoon Wedn~sday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Howell. Mrs. Fred Hoffman and Mn. Ruth Turley, Dunbar, ·broutht Mr!ll; Verna Thoma, Columb(J~ · here Wednesday enrOut-e. tQ home . They were guests o(' •· D. E. Roush durli1g · 1.\lt! ·a ,,,. .. 1., : ·~ noon . . John and Jimmy Mitchell, 1011~ Jf Mr. anri Mrs. H~ . Mittbe_Jl Jr., Athens, have been vj.sittng their .grandparents.- Ml\ and Mri. !,. D.' Diles, and returned ·boriw: ' Wednesday. '· ·· · '· _~ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald PreltOJJ· 1nd Mr. and Mrs. Bemud Fult:z. have rel.urned from the For~ Convention at the White Sulp"bur 3prings, Mr,: Pre!ton 1!1 oWner of .he iocai Ford agency. . . ·James Souders has been Ul1for ..he past week at his honie. Mr. and Mrs. Car:roll Meadows md children left Wedoesdtly for .lieir home in Hillianh after il week'.s ·Jislt with his parents, Mr. 1nd Mrs. R. C. Meadowa. I SOCIETY · 63%-MORE WEAR ! fiGbodJ h11011 Pegs $0 well n Ltvi'Sl Sh~rp Hollywood w•lslband, detp p1Ut$o tull-tut knee taporln1to trim c:uHI And nobody knowr; f1briu 1nd Toughoot Donlm Yell Proved 8896 Complete loy1' 'Size Rangel longer-~arin~im Rerular •nd. Slim •izea 4 to 12, 14 and 16- Huakiee 25 to 36 waist! ordinary deDim ill independent ldboratory t.utll .V· Won't Podol Won't Shrlnkl V•tdyed for fatt color-aad Sanf'oriaed for . minim\lm IJbrin]f.aael color$ likt UVI'S--so come In, loo' 'am over and take your plckl Dou._le-KneM Guaranteecll Fu.11e:on lor life of the latm.ent-won't wuh otf or rub oft'! l'aded IUue Dcnlm $3.95 T~trquoloe Twill $4.95 Llght Blue Pollshcd Cottons .... .. . $4.95 Husky Overalls Slzos 28 to 36 Da·Yit returned to their home in Pitta· burgh, Pa., Wednesday lltAp' visit with hls mother, · a' 8tG ~ • I -- VOl, IX r 1 ll£ Regular 45c ea. NO.U6 -- --· - - ·· Pomeroy-Middleport, Obl_o_,J'ri_do_y_,A_u_g_ust_30_,_1_B5_7_ ---------- . L._~lller ,R was elected president of the Middleport Atble· tic A880<~ when they met Thursday at the Middleport . High School. • , Out-going president; Robert Mills, presided and Mrs. 0. P. _: IOJ~•..cbainnan of the nominating committee, presented the ,f slate of officers: president MilleT' first vice-pres Chest Er.l ,. . . • ' ., er Sept. Regatta( ' ~bury; . • m; Me1gs • sCh00} 8US Jnspection Da. les: - ·..I. Are AnnOUDCeu - __, seeretary, Mrs. ~· ln!uurer, Cortis Thompson wb inaudleil~ which in· ' of footbal1 pla, Y· local high . commended had- ah ex· Tbe Ohio- Highway PAtrol toIUJ:port of day announced the inspecUon aDd aaid pleue to cOach at a schedule Cor the more than 60 :r.:l~~~~,. tbe)' bad an Athletic: aehool buaae! !JSed In the · Melgli CoUnty Schools tranaportatlon sys~. The lnspection sebedule has been set up for a three day • ~~~:·;;:,:Tb,:ompson also asked that term. . having COJnplaints to The examinJQM point, date, time crlticlsms of the team ctme to bim Instead of hu· and busses to be preaent are: Rutland High Seboal, Sept. 11 at '''"- :•.hc:e players in public by 9:00 a. for Western busses. High School; on m. for No~hern :,';!~~~~:~:fl,r~; ' • ! ironiRJ surfue beau quicker, ltays hot· rer and irons faster. Steams longer and hoJds more water cbl!n most ocbet irooa of chis cype. Hold• more ••ter-yec li&h~er ...-eight-only 3 lbs. ~ easy· IO·see, easy-co-set Steam or D Conuol button is risbt up in me han le where jt is •[ways coot and convenit:nc. Handy fin&er·tip Heat llesularor l)lal is i~J• stantly set for Ra)'on, Silk, Wool, Cot• ton, Linen. Mo. for participltng In the Regetta , whlch will be hel,l on Sept. 15 at the Pomeroy levee. • Members of the club will meet at 1:30 on Sept. 13 at the Middlepo•t levee and take the docks, which belong to the dub, to Pomeroy tor the regatta. The club will also furnish "pickup" men to patrol during tb~ ttlCea. · WIUia L!adjngham, commodore, presided at tbe meetinl aDd announte at e para e or the th be th· ·between ltliddle· regatt~d will port and Po'meroy apd is tcheduJ. ed to start at 12:48 with the racea to start at 1:15 p ; m. It wa!l Yoted during the business meE>ting to (>mploy a carpenter to bulld a wah-lmtan's bouse at the docks near the P(lmer<iy bridge. I I Jamboree voca T0 Feature JJSt" . Leg.on •. dI Mrs. Ella Bird Death Reported At Cleveland receivtil today / by of PoRteroy on the . Ella )ltd on Man· A"'!U'\ 26 ·a t 'Cleveland. was qn aunt oC Dana Selbe Rnd Everett Tenn.. and Brewer, N.l ELBERFELD$ . H. Stigler, emerg· ency ~oor oen, up on both aides, firat aid kit also to be open. The! following equipment should be layed out'· on tlie seat of tHe on the noor for inspection license, flhlt aid cer· of the regular driver, pot fule'!l. red lligs. sthool bus aeeldents must be ~:~~~ ·and investigated by the h patrol w.,ether In fW'al or area. Any bus marked unsatisfactory last year must · ha~ 'these ' items repared for this lnapection. A cOinpulsory aafety meeting for all drivers be at 8:00 p m. ln Salilb~y School on Septem· ber ta, 2 Colors Ma<ha or Birchbark · ', l£Vl'S-aocome In and a•l'ern! From coast to coos~ LEVI'S Cincllblcka 111 tha mootl Well till you ueyou~~elf In lhett slim, trloft, lvy·s)yied ~acks, with unplealtd !ton~ narrow-out leas. bacl. buckle·ttriP- Alld wilt llllyou IH tht wide selection of eompu•ri&hllabrla and 'colanl But why wait-comeln today, end 111.1 couplt ol •• pair of LEVI'S Cinchbocul Polished otitton. , Tan, Charcoal, Black and Vertl Stripe Blue and Grey. , $4~95 \ • • • STRAW THROW lltUGS 39c FURNITURE ON Till ti\IGIITBST · COII:NIIt IN MIDDI.II'OtlT Meigs County's jail population toot a de('ided deer(Oase toda y with the release of four prison ers an<'· the transfer of ano.ther to Athen5 Hospital. wm OVER '. Fire.nen Called To Truck Blaze 1upport. for the voluiJ\e. Thus far the ProJect hal received the (!1earanee by Pom.eroy Cham· The MiddlePort Fiie Department ber ol · Middleport called at 4:20 p. m. TbUI(Idly Chlmber and The a teJlorted on a thorough ' I' l .,'' J 1. •'' f the Senate s hout~d through the House-passed "hard.· ship" immigrt~tion bill and the mass nominati~m of 262 post.maste~. I 411 . 1'he bill w:to; one of two that had been holding up .!i!ne die ad·ournment of the first !le!lSiGn of he 85th Congress. Thf' other meamre was a compromise bill on t. roreign aid appropriations. !Wy Grimm. Mason, W. va., ar S k R b h d rested {tJor iPlO)lieation by the pea er Sam ay urn · ope Highway Patrol, Thursday night to get action completed on the Grimm posled $20 bOnd to appear roreign aid bin ,uy noon. in Justice of Peace Grindley'? The Senate waa m~rking time. Court tonight, rt had convened at 8 a. m. after Harry Snider o£ Pbmeroy was winding up mpt~t of i!.llast minute released after serving a lhree d.1y l)usiness Thurilday n.ignt and early this morning ~ a marathon sell· sentence impmcd for drivin ~ ;;ion that lasted 38 hours and 5H wbile intoxicated. He was alsn minutes. tabbed a fine of $100 and eosts. Richard Guidos, LQ_weW.ville. o .. The d~awn..eut session-longest si nce 1D54--l:Jegan aL 10 1. m. was released after Sl'ryin~ a tfrree edt Wer1nesday. A record oQeday sentence for dri\'ing wh ile int.o:dca-tecl. Guidos sent.enee was ..,an rihhuster bv Sen. St..rllnl Thurmoud D S. C. ag.a.in..YJ. the imposed by Common Plq.s court "~'aftl!r the liquor aj'ent was found : iviJ riJ!thf.e: hill kept the ~ate g 'It f th h 1D sesston bllt staUed thrC). .bout Ul Y o e c arge. '. thl! nig:bt ~JIIOit of 'I'bln'sday.. Ray Roush. 39, Syracuae~ I ~· The ~Y-haited baldisb aenator rested for jntmdcation by tfie finally yield- the floor at 9:12 Highway Patrol wu released on p. m.-24 heUrs and 18 mlnutes $10 bond which he fodeiLcd i after bi at~d talking. .Justice of, Pea~e Grindley's $purl P• Civil • ..,. In t~ meantime' .Tf)hn 'Rbmh. T9 ~ lat-er the. Strnate m~ 34, M Clift--w. V:li':.{ 1fas in jail cWetlf~~ t.o hJ.Uo. TJie ·lfeilll~ tOOay after his prrcst Thursday tors jammed through in a series by· Deput.y Sheriff Lyons on ~U ~ttuJiel!i: 1)11 P.,ril ri~ !;:h~ges of distu,bing the peace bill 5, the ' .fofei.gn ' •id btU and r8iating: arreat. 59-18, he FBI rites• bill 'Tt-2. The ·civil rights bill- first Ur clear CongreSB since the J'eC(JD· struetion . era ihat follor.·ed the Civil War-was ,sent to President Eisf'nhower. GOP Ct:lngressional IY UNITED PRESS leaders predicted he would sign The weathennan today pred1c· lt. ted fair weather with afternoon / . temperatures in the 90s for Ohio • The Immigration bill-designed dOring the Labor Day weekend. f to open American shores to more Monda)· was expected to bring 1than 60,000 alieDJ in the next two eooler weather and a chance or 1years-also was sent to the sprink.le, in some areas. Wblte House. A lront lie• acroiis the C!'entral None of the biils was what the portion of the state with cooler President had requested. ~ air to the north. - The civil rights bill gives the HeAYy fog lowered visibility attornev .g eneral power to ba('k to :~ero in Northern Ohio this up voting rights with injunctitltul 1 morning but the sun finally - a provision aimed directly at broke through. ; aiding the southern Negro. But Operations at Cleveland Air- ·the Scnde stripped the bill of poM were suaptmded shortly af. wider injunctive powers sought ter midnight when the heavy by ·the administration. clouds of moisture began settl· Forei1n AhJ L"' ing. -The $2,768,760,000 (Ol'l!ign Temperatures at sunri!H! ranged aid money bill js one billion dol· rtom 61 at Zanesville to 68 at lan leJ& than the President oriCinrinnali, t'hursday was the ginally rcqiaested. u· l'l 600 mil· hottest day of the mtlnlh in Ohio Uon doUilrS less than he alreed except in the nocthwesl where to 'settle- for. · Toledo reported only 83. -The comprOJRise FBi 'files bill aimed ilt protecting the bu· reau's secret files lrom indiscrim· STORES TO CLOSE COLUMBUS UP All state inate rummaging ~n criminal liQuor stores and packaged Uquor tri.als took a '?liferent approach agencies will be dosed on Labor from either tlie H'ouse bill that Day. ~ (,Conti~\jed on Page Seven) near the vUla&'e lAKER 10 I by both bOWJe.s. The Hou~e had pused a bili ;l)ong lines .proposed by the admini !ftraUon, to limit etrects of a SupremP- Court detision that de· 'cndants may examine FBI te· ports by informanll who became q:overnment-witneJtSCs. The origl.nll Senate bill was weaker. Meigs-Co Jail Population Is Decreased Today . NOW ONLY overall~ on the market. We've aol'em-lhe reallhlna...: HighwaY- Patrol Cites }'J'UCkers lnto JP Court < li ~ r Weatherman Savs . Fair Weather Is Due For Weekend - $12.95 m: WASHINGTON (UP) - The House tOday unanimously approved and sent to the White House a bill to safeguard FBI files in criminal trials. Approval came on a roll call vote of 315 to 0. The Senate voted 74 to 2 during the night to adopt the measure, a compromise between conflicting versions paSsed ear- Tbcn Regular $17.85 'ltar beher, iooi beher. fit beller than eny other Chan]:e.w oi reekleu DfW!ntlon and !>it lldp 'l'«o tD be f11e4 1<> day agalnat CtrJena K. Van Meter 31. Of llld<!Jeport. U the reoult Ill an eecldent at 5 p. on Lotust St., in wb.lch her ear 1truck Olree parked ll!an. .... 'l'be Middleport woman 11 IICbP.. duled tG DUke an apPeanoee m Mayor c. o. J'iJber'• court tontcht to UIWer to th~ cbarg~ pret'eiTed aaain.R ber by investi· gating · Officer Gilby. Aceordillf to .police, lbe woman lost eontroJ of her car momentarUy and erasbed in tn carl! be· longing to Carnie Kilgore of Cbarlea:tcm tnfiicting t::amaa-e tv tbe r1Pt front doot and rlght fender 01 the atw 'M model ; the ear Of Otho Mare. Cbesbire Rt. 2, another 11157 car damage to t"e left li(le and the auto ol Joe Postlewait of Middleport dalhagcd on the left rur. ·M iddleport police allkl repoJ"te(t the arrest of two other driver• Thuraday fof ·reckless operation. Slated to appe~T before Ma""" Fisher tcmiebt an: Jr,bn F. Gil· more, Syracuse ~o is in jail and C~i.t Roseberry cited in under PO bond. bring up approximately DOORS Far West. And happy mothers approve-for LEVI'S Woman DriverCrashes Three Parked Autos Ohio Highway Patrol w.bo tbe 2 Patterns to 'choose From 110 out for LEVI'S - Ihe original cowboy pants from tho ------------SING~ COPY-I< ··- - - · - - - - - - - - - - · - - - of.J61 J't.••• .R. E. court profmees to be IJ)aee tonight ~cording J!lA,CH WEAR Ohi•• Partly c.leu4y tNty wfttt IIUiteNd ......,.. lnd t~ 11torm1 extretne nor+h thl• morftoo ing IIPNadint to Ml'lhulf tftlll Nit cotntral PDrtlons tl•i• aft•r"oon aNI a"tnlnt. Gotner•lly fair tot'lltht and Saturday. . The Big Bend lloatlng Club met IThu ..day night ot the fmton tors Inc. and completed th 'i' plans trin; ·-tecond vite-presidcnt, Char- I1 tY UNtTID PRill 1 FOLDING From ilnderaarten throuah colleae, smart studen~ Weather - 25c 32"x80,. . enttne \... NOW ONLY SCHOOLBOY'S CHOIC£ , • ·~Middleport Athletic Association Final Details · Elects R. L. Miller As President iCompleted For ' The "'"' Sunbeam Sundard-rype Sn:am or Drr iron witb its large 30 sq. i~h at Meiga Cotint;y School Sul!'erin· tendeqt 0. 0 . Patteraon todaY te. ~d the r"eCfi!ipt of Ttltrd Quart· et fu~d dil\libutiQn of $141,425.32 f~r cOuoty ~~· +'mounta RUBBER and alt~r ••• e ..... "£ Third Quarter Distribution Made To Schools 9"x9,. Ia fllaaa ' • I ---- Close-Out Specials $2.95 THE ~.taude MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! BLUE DF.NIM "" Mr. and Mn. ~loy a houseful of heat with so little fuel.:. Funace tlellt"- No Cfllly pipes or r191sttrs to Install ,or · clee11l THEY'RE SANFORIZED or·• of Mr. and Mrs. John Smltb. Mr. and Mrw. Rowland DaJ• and .Mr. and Mrs. Fl'ank tlureon attended the State Fair at '. Coi-umbus, Wednescily. Mi5.-; Maude Tewkst) ;;.ry is vi~i' ln;:: relalives in Coh.1mbus a!;{ Bucyrus. ~1r. and Mrs. Francis Bush an1 1 hree children. Xenia, have· bee1 vi~itlng Mt•. and Mrs . C. J . Rhodes Mr. and Mu. Ben Philson ar 1 Mr. anr: Mrs . . · Herbert Olx~n vacationi ng at Berea, Ky., thi. md children, Susank adn~ RLoger ... .pent the past wee en m an· wee.. · h M d M E I Mr: and Mr.s. David Darst re ·aster w1t r. an Till. a.r turned Weftncsday rrom Colum- Kelly and attended the C .. J'm; where they have been visit· and Jane Haning Ji'l.xon reumqn. ing their son, William. Mfs. Albert . Br.DW_n and Mn~ Mrs. Carl Ebcrsbaeh and fam- K~c~~n~n::c~th~M~a~·~k~m=--v~l~sl~t•~d~W~e"'.d~n~.,=--.,L:::'~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~==~====~~~==~ tly, Phyllis and Eugene, and her mother. Mrs. Minnie Gilmore , '' i~i·tcd the State Fair Wedne!lday . Mrs. Leo Childs has been visit· ing Mr and, Mrs. J. G. Bodkin ln Charleston thill week . llcn!'y Jonet~, PlttsburQh, ha.~ ~en " gue§l of Mr. and Mrs. !lonwr Jones . Mrs. Freda WcUing spent the week e nd with Mrs. Nina Amspok· t•r an<l f;lmily , Columbus, and at · Lenderl the Stale Fair. M-Sgl. and ~rs. H:1ymond AI· lensworth and famtiy Juwc return ed to their home in Austin, Tex .. 3 rter sp•~ndinog two w~eks vi!lihng their mothers. Mrs. D. E. Roush ani! Mrs. Harvey Allensworth. Mrs . Jsmel Pullen has been a patient at Holzer Hospital this We('k where she was 1mtcrcd fur ohscrv<~tlon and treatment . New L£VI'S Jeans with I • • "''I POMEROY . Pegged rigbtl Made rlg6rl Priced rig6fl • • llu.aell w.bo is a. pQit-nt In the Zane1vllle HospitaL ., Judy Brown wu the guest or ' Suu.n Dixon Wednesday , Mlss Donn a Ue Bumgarne-r , Sh:aron Jones., Parll:er!bura; Mill . Mr. and Mrt. Harry P . Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Elaine Sayre, New Havea and Bumgarner of New Hawn, ud Mbs JoAon Embleton, Akron, 0. were: busineaa vi.ritors in Park· _ '·• her funce. Rictlar11 Earl Dotson Flower girls wUJ be MiueJ; C.lity. ~sbura Wednesdey. Mr. anG Mn. Thomas Smith of ~ta son. W . Va., ha ve completed and Pamele Welv~. nieeet of aad .O.ns of Toledo are the guewts plans for their marriage whic h lh£> prospective groom. will la ke plaee Saturday. Allg. Roger Chancey, Pomeroy, 0 ., 31 st at ~:30 in the New Havrn wiU t;.e bes'man and ushen wtll Evangelical United Brethren be John E. Barringer, PWladeiCht~r ch . phia, Pa .• Gerald Kelly, Porr•ero)', The Rev D. D. Dolson of Spen· 0 ., Tom Melntel, Parkerrbura:. rer . W. Va :. grandfather of the Tom Tondy . War, W. Va., and prospective groom , will read the Harry Ray FrY, New Haveo. Cl:"rcmony, ass1sted by Rev. K. J Miss Bumgarner was honored Scutt. pastor of the l"hUrt·h . A re- · rocently with .a mDceUaneotn ceplwn will follow at ihe hOme shower, the hostesses being ·f4n. ot the bride's paTents. John E. BaiTinger, Mlh Jan KellTht bride~ l..,.ct h~ a5ked Miss er and Miss Sharon Jones. Mrs. Jeanelle Keller, Ches.ter, 0 .. to Cat herine Embleton and Mrs. A. serve as maid or honor and MTs. L. Sayre were hostesses abo at 1 Jnhn t:. Barringer of Philadel· miscellaneous shower held at the phta . Pa .. .to serve as matron of home of the bride".s Ptll'ents, Mr. ho no r. Brirlesmaids will be Miss and Mrs. Claurl Bumgarner. HOUSE IS HEADQU RTERS I I I ' Bumgarner-Dotson Wedding Vows Will Be Exchanged On ~aturd Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , AuJ . 29, 19!;7 I ); ,• • ,.., ,.. i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. 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. 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