https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/81516020c882eb5901ac67a3ec492523.pdf c1878ac811e3fca6355f385eeea43df0 PDF Text Text .- ,., +' ,~ .• , ' •- - • .. ~· • -•- ' - . ·"' ··"'•·· ..,. ·- ...... . - .. ... -. ,. , ·- .. •• • "., , .. , , .. ,. "\ "\ 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 �• • • . . . . '. . .,. .' \ .. • • ~ •• , ... -- '\. • t- • • • .... • ' . . ' 1 · + • 'J"boM pNiflllt t. the dinner !•topped at Struelhert, 0 . ro villt kr. aDCI Kra. IDlftu A._ If 1Nte 111'1. CbMtu Hlebolt Sr , friendt. Coolville tpeat !'rldtt 4114 • ._ ST, 11Jd ehUdrtD; MIN Barbua I Mr. and KJ'1 Harry Snowder1 urday wuh bcr ,.,.au, lfr. ad June Nlcholt, lin Chetter Nic t and AOn Of Pt. Plea.nnt apen1 kr•. J:arl lJWttt. c:11. I~AKIA.II Ohio on Sept . 21 1r: 28.' hot. Jr., and cbild.··e~a, Charlu- 1 SUnday afternoon with bit moth· MeJt1 CMMy A1r"l Att•nl Homeownera, eolf eourH oper-ton, lfr. ud Kn. Hetzel R.uueJJ, 1 er Mra Ethel Snowdt:a. RIDLIGI IIIK W41YaRS September will be a month lhat atflrl and anyone in.teA~ted in Mr. and Mta. Georte Bailey and CINCIII!fATI I!P- 1'11\ Cb>drtall" larmen wUl find 1peeial events ornamental pltnta wUJ aee and naU ltedleiJ were prepared tod11 Mr. ond Mra Hany Boilef of Gal · to attend and Jeam the lateat hear much work ot value next UpoU1, Kn. ~r1ldlne Shumaker to cut lOON nteran pltcber Art ltndiDgl in maay flelda o~ agri- Wedneaday, Sept 4th at the Lawn Columbu1, Or. and M:n. Jack l Cl Fowler, who hu tbtee wins ud 1 and Om1mentaJ Day at Wooster culture. Jlu U 1nd ettlldren. Col mbw ~n Bertha Barton Of eve- no iouel thl. yur. TtltJ liked The eventa w11i be headlined by at the Experi111$nt Slltlon. Peat he u 1 land , Mrt Ellll Shaner and dauand llrs. Edna Ru.,.ll. Aftnnoon ghter MUgatet of JerometviUe walven 011 Fowler to make room three Field Days at the Ohio Aa:- control, includiog creb gran, as cuestl were Mn. Leo Tbompa:on , and Mm Unnle SwiiD of Long for Clarer.ce Bud Podblelaa. a fleuJtural Experiment Station at well as produetioo of Rood lawns Clenland, 1Cr1. Eueene Norton , ' &mom are 8ueats of thetr bro- former Redle,t pitcher reeentl1 ;Woo.ter on Sept. 4, 5, 1r: 6th. The wlU be the features. 1 purcbaNd from ~a1tle of the Middlepor" Mr. and llr.s. C. M i ther Mr. and Mn. Han-)' 9wan. World & Comervation 'Expoaition Without apendtng one additional Mr and Ylra. Darrel Perry and Pl('lfft CGUt Leque. Canaday and &raDdfOn, Galllpoh1 and Plowlne Contests at Peebles, cent Meip1 county farmers can Ohio In Adama County will occupy harvest more corn per acre. ch1ldren of Belpre were Sunday Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Ru uell pests of her parents, Mt and tbe four d&V! of Sept. i 7 to 2oth. How proper fertilizer and seedPACKIIS RELIAII PIVI of ParkeralJurt" were Thunda)' Mn. HYatt Panon. Tbe eblldren ~ specJ.Bl celebration closer . ing rates can hike eorn yJelda wUI STEVEN8 POINT, Wb. UP(Ue.tf or hil mter, Mrs. Ethel home wUI be the Paul Bunyan be one topic di&eU85ed at Field Nekon and dau&bter Helen Mae remained for a few dayt vi61l End Frank GUUam, a Uni•enlly P'Pratry Exposltion at McArthur, Cropa Day Setember 5 at the Ohlo and Mr. aDd )In, Edward Tbom.u wilb the.ll' ,nndparenU. ot Iowa hero in tbe last B.pN AgricuJtural Experiment lt.ltlon. and ramUy Hr and lin. Leiter Price and Bowl pme, wu locllnf for an· Many of the older type corn lfr. and ~·- D. o. Patterson 0; cb:Udren ~f Pittaburg.b. spent other job in pro footbaU lOeb,. planters being used by farmen Cadmus are atayinc with their tbeU" vacation ~tb th.ell' parenu, The Green Ba:r Paekert uted and equl.pped with slit boot fer· cranddauebter. lin. Harold Oe~~o·- Mra. Annie PrJce 111d Mn. ElLa waiven on Gilliam and alao retillzer shoe• lace fertJUr:er too .• b oba d Rtluab. lealed tackle Bob Dean of Mary· b u.rr. • an- U n · Mr and Mr• Clarence Price land, euard Jerry Smith of WJa. close to the -com seed, tests Jhow. When the plant rood touebes the Mr. and lin. Carl01 Snowden and Patsy attOmpanied by Mr consin and linebackers Glean Be• seed, 11eedUnas often wUl be da:nand son ll)ent Sunday 1111tb Mr and MrJ Hugh CUller of Pomero)' tor of Wtae01111ln and Bob Sdaad'· aged, even kiUed. and Mri. lualor Williams and 1pent a week at Orr, .Mmn., va- rer or WiehJta. Best place to put ferilizer, ag~ l famfly. Staadyaide. ~ationln1 recently. ronomists recommend, is about Mn. Mabel Hotue and Mra. Mr and Mn. OUn apent 5aturtwo Inches tc tbe side or the seed Gamet Duaf'ee vilfted lin. Be• day m Parterlbura-. New ond Used The WSCS met at the church and about 2 inchel below aeed · ' ld Ufled •· AI a~ Wlae reeently. level. This redueea. the danger of The Daily Sentinel Mystery Flll'!ll' Iut week bas been en as that "' • .Mr. and Mn. Paul Patterson ' p•rlot"s 'Iburlday evening. ARer "burning" the tender earo oprout, len Hughes of Middleport and oco;upied at present> lime by Oscar Leonard. Only two persons and dau1bter, Mr. aad Jln. Bruce tbe devotions aud buaine11 were at the same time oupplylng the the last week were able to ldenuty the fF"'· Tbey were: Edgar Hartung, Pomeroy, and Terry Ma:y and dauehter and .on and over a IOcial tune was bad ReMr. and Jln. lim Raley and dau- freshments .erved by the presi· necessary n~trient& lor good Seidenable. gbter and aon attended tbe OVEC dent, Ml'l. K.aUaryn Parsons were growth. · ~·~1)(~~:=~==~=-=.=::-...:~~~~~~~~;.d~-r,;;~~h;.~ Planting a rew more pounds of ~~~:C~-:o--c-c~ lots of swine. The reau1t,a ex· ~eabj:111 tile stema, thus Umitin( search lndieatea, farmen thould plant pleDie at the FAirgrounds enjoyed. ' The WSCS met with Mn. Doroaim for 15,000 planta per acre. Saturday, eeed per acre may put an extra perlmenta on Dry lot and puture ,yield And cauaJ.q- lod&lnJ. New Bollud Mr. aDd Mn. w. D. IA.nning of thy Durst Wednesday eveoina. five or ten bUJhela of corn In the studies, advances in worm' i!ontrol -'-" preRnt t~ il no rood Fewer plants than this cao ant Fairborn spent the weekend with Mrs. Henrietta McDade, Kathcrib. For buaky corn yleld&, re- and Predictions on the future of apeclf1c centrol of moiC of these yjelds shup)y. 1Control their dau,tlter Mr. and Mn fto. l')'n Panons and Dor,othy Ouret search indicates, farmer~~ should ewine production will be other d.iteue1, Jan10n explain• Field Crop, Dar, held in con~I'JII F~tnalts aim for 15,000 plants per acre. high lights of the day. attended 'the district meeting of 4tperid1 on a ClOmbtnatlon of JOod nectlon with the '75th anniverury bert Hill and son Bill. !Mr. aad lin. John Kennedy CJf Lhe WSCS at tbe Foretl Run Fewer plants that this can cut Copies or the detailed programs cropplog and agronomle praetlees, of the station, is the next to the weejend Church Tueacby. yields sharply. for each of theae three daya are be aays. , 'last Of 12 days held tbla aeason Columbua Jpent last Henderson Sllafer, Ml Pleasant Field Cropa Day, held in oon- available at 'ttie ~Extension 3ffiee. ----'--on practically evel')' agricultural with lfr. and lin. Harry WilliamTRACTOR SALIS eon. Mich., and W. C. Nohe or Belpre nectlon with the 76th anniversary ' While the rmal program tor the subject. of tbe Btatilln, is the next to laat world Plowl~ Matebes il not Mr. and 14"n. Nate Wise and •pent Wedneadaf with tbe latter'J Plloao 419 - Pemer01 l01 hatc~lpg •IV producdoo of 12 days held this aeaaon on available ~s yet rn&llY new features ramUy 1nd Mn. Mina Wise at· sister, Mn. Hariy Swan and !amtended the Chue reunion at Seit practically every agricultural sub- are announced each day. Some ao Mouad near Bainbridge Sunday •roll•r -he.ymM ject. ~ manufadUfert of farm machinery To many average Americans, a Mn. Betty Robinson and sons Oth-:r special feat\tre~ of the and supplies are partieJpating. Bet,.; T th or Wublngton, D c., Mrs B.irdle day will be control of (leld crop teJ: than a million dollara. w;ortb of :::~ ~a.::~!y ~,~.•r:~ Powell aDd daughter, Mr. and diseases and corn and meadow rarm and industrial equlpm~t ia tb I erop insects: weed control· new to be demonstrated and 'dilp{Ayed. "The '11leme, ,. 'farm and City- are assodated with e popu ar Mn. x..a.rence Boyd and daugh· meadow Reeding l!lethods aa well Some of the unique feat~ In· Partnera In Progre.&J' 'Will set the varieties of thiJ fruit. But. only ter and 10n of Middleport sPtn1 as lime and fertlhzer fnr alfalfl. elude a remote contrQ\ traetor; pace: for the third annUal obser· a few would believe tbat there are Tuesday with their aunts, Mn. S. The last Field Day to iN; held pedal-powered tractor raeet tor vanlfe_ of Farm.Clty Week,, Noyem· actually more than 3,000 varieties L Bryant and Mr. and Mn. Ar:za Bryan,t. llrt. Robmson and chilat the station at Wooster th1s year the klddtes; a model nuelear ,pow- her 22-28 •. aceording to Glenn w of peara known ln this country. will be Swine Day on Friday, Sept.t er plant 10 pr·•u ..... el.... trlattv· a dl Jn fact, there are few persons dren are vtail~J her rather, Joe . 10 ~ 01 to whom lht's •·~ would •· even Boyd 1 I t eow .... times lar"'er ...., .....than -.Ufe." Tbis .,, Sample, lndianapo of Pomeroy. 6th. The effeeI o f f eedlng a ll Pan d 1s,bl' recl.ahons -~~ ~ · 1 tein w1ll be .loU' a •nformatlon an pu lC re the leaat bit important. The averCarol)'ll Su!! and M&rtha Nich1, NeiiODYWe, Ohio versus amma . pro . t 1 man made cow bellers, breathes, for the Imliana Farm Bureau, and - Individual it mueh more tnolson, Middleport, spent the weelt 8 baa a heart beat; a <leluxe • new chairman of the _National Farm· in getting a good quality end With tbe:i.r eramlpuent.s, Me -home, containing three bed rooms, City Week committee. , pear in the varieties m011t com· and Mrs. Erneat Molden whde two baths, bulJt.Jn klttben Will be Sample made this stltement .n mon in the market, md tbe vari- their parentl attended the State open for in&pettion aLong wagon summarizing the progress of 1957 ety name is important only lnso- Fair. \Our No. 2. Farm-City Week planning, before as it suggesUL 1 good quality Rev and Mn Earl Slack and As a preliminary to the World's a meet.ing of the National Fann· wbich be il familiar. family are moving tn Killbuck, 0, Plowing Matches free ticke~ are City week board in C~eago re· AJJ indicated, the moll eammnn Tbucsday. available at the Extenslon office cently. RepreBenting Ohio ~n the popular varietiea are Bartlett and Paul Myen of Ctllumbw- spent for the crowning of tbe Na~Onal board was c . Mauur1ce WleUng, Seckel. Extension Speclalillta in tlhe weekend with his parents, Queen of the Furrow at Cohimbua Ohio Fann Bureau, CGlumbus. Marketing lnformatiop for Con· Mr and Mr.s. Lee Myers. on Sept. fltb. Tbls lncluiies a ·~· Ohio State Jo~ann.City Week IRimers at the Ohio State -Univ~ Sunday dinner guests of Mr. cial All S\Jr Vllrtety sho., at the eommittee chalnnan I! Wllbut 8. 0 .,• pean are rlell and Mrs. Harold Dewhurst and Veterans tllemorial Building at l Wood, Aricultural Exten! on sugar, wh1ch is ·bet\t!r daughter were Mr. and Mrs. D. 0 . 8:30 P. M. viCe director, Oh1o State contam vltamill8 A, B and c. Pattenon of CadmuB, ~r and slty Co-chairman on the dfabetics than glucose . TheY Mra. 0 . 0. Patterson and Mr and I committee 11 Gerald B Stahly of contain 236~ calorles to tbe Mrs. Paul PaUer.ton and daugh· Lancaster, Ohlo, representing Kt· of fruit and are 82.'7 per· ter. ·' Mr. and Mts. F. W. W1Icox of LangsvHle spent Sunday with hel' parent.. Mr. and Mrs. Joe ,. ri'ii!y SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., AUI· SO, 19$7-3 • !-Dally 91mtlnel, Pomeroy.!.flddleport, 0 .. Aug 30 , 19S7 • The Daily Sentinel Daily Sentinel. Daybook T TELEVISION GUlDE. 1 _,.:~on rate.· Friday BIRTH ANNOUNCED Lt 311 :\Irs Jack D Craft (Doro- DeU..ery by etrrler where aval1able SO eenta per ...-11:• . . ,._ •• ad;aDC!tl ~t Tht! Dalb Sentinel offl«, ilf11.60j br thy Holmgtor l of Lim~stonc, Me . tb..n.ao: thrte Q\00.\tu , $3.90. By motor routAt where I'Ui a e are announdng the birth or a son , ::;' a.AOOtil ,1. a, mall one JW' $8; a1J month!, $4.2&; three moutbl, Jay 0 Craft on Thursday , August llt.o·Pdbllahed .,ae II\Onth, 11. b '!'h Ohlo Va ro...,. Sen 29 Grandparents are Mr and Mr!i! eveq afternoon except KUnd.G.J Y e Vern Bohnger Pomeroy, and Mr tiDe!. 1ne..., at 110 Merbanle & .. Pii'"1IMIIQ1 , 1). BUJlncu oflice phone 38f and Mrs H J Craft Hath et~bu rg, " twta1 co1fk-e ub~ 10" __ Ml~ The couple a.'IO have a dauK"hter , Cat hy Lynn , aRe three. Twenty Two Year Old Mm·tler Of River Boat Captain Solve .. \ NORWOOD 0 UP -- Delee-~ tive 1 believed today they have aalved Ule mnterlou• murder of a rtv~r boat eaptaln n yean ago. N 1a1on :ucwart 44: helc;l in tb.e Do ~ CoUnty Jalt' at' Catlettiburg, K.;' OD a burglar")' charge baa ad.;.itted writing an anon).mouli letter to Norwood police In which . a.e ...00 f ~d" tiM kUUn• of Capt. : ~ K' h er A\1= :::fk~fl l:d DSi~wart flOW 4enle• t~e murder and blames it on a biot~hD·hlllker he met named Jobnn)' e Jle uid be wrote the anonym(m& letter to aee 1f O'Dell told ~~rn tbe truth when he described the ala)'lb.l!! of Captain Kirachner on the ni&ht ol Ott. 28, 1835. Uowt"ver, Detective Lee Kiley sald Stewawrt tnew too many of the minute df'tJil/1 .tlbo\tt the kill· htJ." • Tb' l.ller. fo rwarded from the CftlnnaU Pollee Department to •• ... ieh it Wll addressed, was pfs I· wu Un'l····d. .....,writet' marked Catletlsburc, 'lias Tbe confetll!dKy.heU"s~ot and: Wltd a man by the naine of Jtinc_.,er on ~- 11, 19315:' "= ~"1 wilb te pt Jt ott .-sY mind," .' 11 ' 30 1200 12:30 1,00 1·30 ! ·OO s,oo 3 · 4~ 4:00 t ·SO Mood!\)' evenmg. 5.30 '----:-=::-:-:- he wrote, In what police ealle~ a Sept "fa.ney, old style of longhand NIW ARRlVAL Pollee records •how Augu1t 0 . \ Mr and Mrs Ted r~.1ey ~'~ .• JOrschner, a nver boat eap1taan, (Clara Belle QUnwrel arc annouo· was 11hot to death here or. lhat the birth of a' nln111 pound six dat.e. Officers llaJd he .owned and clng OUlll'e son al Holzer Hospital. operated two Oh10 Htver steam Grandparenl!t are M.r and Mrs. bo1th1, lhe Ben FranklJn und the Ted Hiley Sr , ('tilton, and Kelly Arthur H1der . Th~ writer rla1med the .Jho~.linc Gllmm-e, l\hddlemt Great ~aand took place while Kirschner was mother is Mr,IL . Ca,ll, Midotepurt. efttering hls hOme with ~II Wlle TO INSTruaFFICIRS and ~by while burglarizmg hl8 The Middleport (JardJ'n Club ho~;hce wcr(' tnylltlfJed by the Will meet Tuesday , Sept • at th~ lad sentenct• in the letter 1t homp o( their president, Mrs !du Rol!er , for wstallation or Mn offi read · hO.!itent>s are "SMrlly therPahn n.:-.er the 1· rtr!l AnLs1mg h (I murder) a Doat wus sunk while W II Juhhr! l and Mrs Htc 11 the whistle was bhtwing and wasG:~"::'::'-;--:--::-:~:;::::-;:;,::;;;;;-;;;;; a myo:: tery , has lt been solved or ow enjo)i un ali·Ume record lo~' i• ~~on lnnoC'ent mam aei'Vln{l ~he of less th.an 3 accidents (or each time for it?" tOO,OOO,OOO mllt"~ drtven. &IH~. l Cincinnati poliee conflrmed the t1as wnn three conll•rlltlw, ctttfact that the Ben Franklin burned tionli from the Natlonut Safety and sank under strange circum- Councll to boot. staneea following lht!- murd er an d The-'• , moral to "'ver)' story, t•-t th e whl 8tl e w•• blowln"'a as and there '" " 1·, to th ls one as Uncle lUI d B t th ., said no arrc1t1 were ma de ln cOn' 1•c .. • be som ~ h 'd ent.\l ered, 't ave to · the own e, tion wllhwent the 1nCI her toyou be don safet NorwoCHl officen v..ere sent tc (!atlctt~h& in an , attempt to .r t{Dek down the writer • Identity. t~hip RUARK I• .~ liDO TO MEET MONOAY The 8 H Sa nborn Mis.sJOnar} SO{":t"fY Wlli met'! at tht' first Baplut Church 5•45 C. RUARK tt. memOI')' of llipor mention Joltn Held believe It if 1hadn't the New York nimes. ad from empqrl11 want The funny thing Ia ~:-tat the gal ln<lud· in lt is wearing lontl socks, whlch •re rolled benea~ the knee, and are pretty fashl able with Bermuda 'horls, w eh we used to call bloomers. I dunnu, 1. and T. 1 think I'll open a shop called Weor·ond-Tear, Bnd offer me for sale. Under the ~urrent ground rules, somebody'd be llkely to buy me, beeauRe I ~m In a tnal]lflcent shte of dlsre· Plllir. (Cop,yri&ht, 1957, by United !i'eature S>'ndlcate. Inc.) fHE DRIVER'S SEAT SatvrdoJ- Chaqdti 3 Tic Tac Dough tt Cquld 8" You 8:211 i :3D 9:30 tll:OO Tex and Jinx CurreJ\t 10 : ~ My Li*-Ue \ll.fgie ..,1C) ~ . ~"b ~.. ~.lt. _.. , ...,~ - ,..-~ ~ 7 , . ~ ..._.,.. ..- -c;"'.;i \, ( ' :..,.,.~ "~ ... V' ,_'-'-" "-.. • . \. .._~l. .._.,, _ W"'fw:;, , I . · : -~"'" . t ' Capt. {iaU.Jnt True Story Detective's ~iiTJ :loret:n lntr!g~e. M)' Ll i.tle Marl(le 1J 00 11 :30 11:00 t2:30 1:00 B~bsll Bride 'lnd Groom Matinr-e Tbeater Queen P'or A UaJ Modtrn Rornlll'\CeF Comed)' T.J.me llovietime Popeye Presentl News ~ic:ture wu• :o;m f!lekot WeqtbtrcaJt Sporn Eye t ·JO Ho~t&~\l na Ca~dJ 5:00 ,,.p Go Get e:f5 s,oo V:30 '7:110 8:oO 8:80 . 9,00 MOWING MACHINES uo lQ,OQ 10:10•. 'Ni1\lt~~ HAY WB . .. . 13:30 WCHS:..Tv C::hannGf't · - 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blackie 8:00 Cept.Lin Kangaroo 8:45 CBS News 8:65 Loe:s1 News 9·00 Fred waring I . CHRISTMAS IIKI N Y. UP - Mr ITHACA,thlN. -Don1ld Jl()11ce L c. Schill recently 1ald tbrec t¥es . · c1r 11 f f1ve a local friend a Hickok's car, ove or - 10 De- hours, par..e , an r"""e matte· d h-e bicycles. _,.._ Hemlock Grange W'lll Meet On SKUNK WAS GRATEFUL BRISTOL, Conn . UP - Frank D. Law found that nature doesn't always live up to expectations Law freed a skunk whose head waa stuck m a; bottle a.n!i Bt~pped quickly back, antlcipatme a sraying. But the animal fust ambled away. WHH .. For National Fam · City eek w Let's Go Shoppmg • ~ted .. Five Reasons Are Given For Poor Wheat Crop' . '• ----CHANNEL 13 FRIO/\'{ .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·h~o~w~n~ln~a~"~";e~•;;•~f~ex~~pe~r~>m~en~a, WHTN-TV Cl,annell$ ,.. ---- Th'e'me PI'cked Hatcheries 1• "'J'/ FULTON-THOMPSON Fleming . ~. . lEAD ON.. mRY COUNT _, ,.., ,.., 8:00 Lire on the ,Fann .,. 8:30 Captain Kaaproo 1·30 Mlgtlf Mono!• PlaJfi0\110 , 10:00 Lucky 8 ltDneh 11 t0:30 It's A Ilk ~,, ,,.,_),'• ,.,. 11:00 '81!1: Top .; -., . 12:00 Tbe Lone Jfauer1 12:30 'J'own and Couoll'J 12.46 Baseball Previtw 12:55 Game of the Week 4:00 The Hopeful! -:.. 430 The Early SJ~ - ;.. ~:00 Vou Are There , 6"10 Mr !Jlstrlet Attorn~ , 6:30 Buer"necrs ;} :4!1 SpL11 T'lrade 7.00 The Jimmy~'~~~~-~~'. ;! 5:M Weat~£-. man 1·"'0 TuoQ For The Money ' 6 00 The Weeks' News i11 Revur 8:00 Ga1e blt~rm Show 6.1!5 Doualas Edwardl 8:30 SRO Playhouse 6:30 Pla)'hnuse ot Stan 9 ()() Gurwmoke 7 00 WeBt i-olnt Story 9.SO f'olden Playhouse \0:-QG-. The Late Show ~ ':Ill pestlna ' I ''f" ' 11:00 The tate, Late Sh ~~p 1 andEv, 11.10 Kalle's Kltehen 11:1S Love of Life 11·30 Search for Tomorrow u:., Guiding Light Hemlock Grange will hold Its 12:00 Katie'! Kitchen next regular meeting on Saturday 12 :30 As tne World TUrnl Sept. 7. All members are . urged · 1:00 Our Miss Broo1ts to be present for the eleet1on of 1:30 HousepaTty 2 :00 Big Payoff otriCers for the coming year. on Friday-, Sept. 6, the Heml~k 2·:i0 Bob CroSby Show Grange w1U be hO.!t to the Mel&s S:OO Brighter Day county Pomona Orange at Rock- 3.15 Secret Storm Springs Grange Hall. Mel!lbcn 3 30 Edge of Niaht previously contacted are rem1nded 4:00 The Errly Sho~ to take eake. Ad I '5:30 Yol.lt" Essf) Re~ortet ~t:·~~p~-~j~~-~:~l~:~:~ve:d:u:•:·.,.~~~~~~~==~=~~~~~~=·~~~~:~~~-~·~~~on- Saturday Sept. 7 <- Sat•rday ..:. Challftlla \n~ ~;~; u htra BALERS Nkftctls 9,30 Hllb"ar i'atrol 9:00 Untlereu.rrent D·SO Pantomime Qubi ' :.,-., 10:00 New• ,1 , 10:01:1 Seanninf the Weathlltf lO :lO The J 1t11 Sbow · FRIDAY J!'i- '' li ' 110;00 New& o! the Nl&hf,!, , 10:10 Theater 13 · 'fl Liberace 11·30 Sign Off \r · lThe Gretchen Wade S)Jow , PhliU~r. Mn. Join WiBe, Mrs. Pellrle Canaday and Mrs. Viclet Grate spent a day the paat week in 11 .59 Sign On Mei.!Js County News 11:50 "· m. Daily or6 990 On Your Rodio Died ., Writlr · lieighbou .)(ovle Ma~nee 1 ; American Bandstud CU400n Club " · Mickey Mouse Club Five Star Final John Daly aP.._ .he New& 111D TID Tin Jim Bowie 1:30 -4:00 D;OO 8:00 6:15 6:30 T:OO 7:30 ..:. ISCO Kid 8:00 I Seal'Cb for Adventure 8:30 Date With the AnJela 9:00 fn.nkle Lane 9:80 Hl&h Tension ·SaMdiY-Chali!IW )~ 11:09 Slii!<OD ~ 1:00 ·· JIO\t.._s . T,oo DUly Graham "- -~:;., _J !, ~:00 The ~·p· I.J ~-·~~• .. ..... \ e:OO Cavolt1 lf~lubllitf 'I'IINI~ • . ~> , 9:80 20th Century 11'30 Sign Off I , I '' BOoK YOUR FALL SEEDS .anet FERTILIZER NOW! . 1 . -lllulbeny '' Slmpklns aJ Pomeroy Pbone 150 • Broile.rs Cost 'Less Lola Jean RQUSh· Returns Hom• -··' eolbe after opei>ilfn!, .llj'o. \ wea) ~r ot Camt> '"'· •1111 ~!1- HQi.'&llam, Pa. Parkersburg shopping. Mr. and Mn. Fred Williamson of Bradbury and Mr. and Mn. Harry Wllllatn110n anll 801q- apent Sunday .wttb Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy, CoJumbua, and attended tbe State Fair. , Jlr, and Mn. Guy Mutchler w.ere Saturday eveD.ina: eueata of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas Nellie Clark of CineiDnati 1.8 vialtlng her stster Blanche Clarij:. ~aev. alkl Mn .R. A. BJddle returned home Saturday after a weet'a vaeation In Canada. WhJie they attended the CanadJan National Exhibition at Toronto. By Phylllt Snowd•n The Biddl1!1' sons Alan and Cal' PICNIC ENJOYED A picnic dinner was enjoyed vJn returned horne with them af. the lawn at the home of Mr. ter a three weeb vacation with ............. UTILITY Tractor • ,......,. ....pll. . . ... ·,o.,.... ........ ..............., ...........,..........'""-... .. ""'". Olllltf- .,............ ............. Up to 1,000 pt>UIIda........ built-in weipt pvtl :tilt 300 Utility ~ to llaia • Ji yard bucbt fuD ••• to olaacl up i1ll boavy-cltd)' oonice wiU. 1- clowntiino IDII lcim · •In,..,. - - · u.. ~mtmclirt up to IIPI!I 26 .... OODi taot.r Alit r.r • ~ ......... ClllllralioDOIIJOUI'-~ Meigs Equipment Rutland News ComPOny,,lnc. Where Qultlty .. ,.........,.., Cor. bd uc1 hCteriud ..••n>J. 0, WHEN YOU ,.fEED f.rpm:Camp ,. Avo. !!f. '...i.).a.,. ; iiu 1 Elkborn 911f, tlr. ·' J4ir. and Mrs. Homer P•l'ker · · and davllhlor spent Sunday with hls father, Pearl P•rl«<r and bro.-· · , ;c ..:f~ tber !>Iuton Par-er and famlly al Cboller. , """' , ~ Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Parp)enter. of ¥arysvute spent th~ wefltend To'ltlt lheJr cla!tii'lo>r Mil and LOi>l JetD "'"~b. 'of Mro. Mltehelt Conoellf. ttito ,Co!nt!nunlty Ml>. and Mrs. Keun,l~ ~ael .,mrrra h., ret>orn•~ and sorro have r~ 1o ljilll· ~ the Wllll Ill• .,....nt,o, J. E Michael. : : Run. Flour Mill !JIIll, ltlu Rauth, Ohvt •••• , , , t;OO Bible Time .:1•• ' 5:00 Two Gun PliJhOUBt fl:DO Lets. talk It uver ·,~ { rJ:SO News Review.. "'!~ 1~ 8:•5 Peraonal Prof:Ue • - ,. ~-. r - 1·~in;,· a'oo Rutland PORTLAND I ~~ ~· c=•·-]t{ ~ :1 Slf& Qn Circle 3 Ranch Cumby Fury I ! ---- 6,00 6.30 6·35 6'45 NBC !liew' ,,o& Dr. Hl•d$1N!'S Journal uo Lite <t~i ltiley s·oo 'fit~ Jvsetb Cotton Sbow 11:30 BIJ ll..rmfnt •·oo Cavah.ade of Sports 9•45 Red ~arber's tf"!ner Did You Know That? "REPORT 10 30 riew 1 llt'artllnet 10·40 NUewal-<'h 12 00 To-lig ht 1:00 Shrn Off li : ~5 Sign On 6'00 Today 9 :00 RornJ,.er Roort 10·00 The Price ;3 ldCbt 10·30 Truth or ConsequeneeJ 'tanada.r Sunday. relaU.,eJ, lnroUte home IA'Iey 111. I ., Federhl Men 10•00 lt4)bert NEW IN . FARMING WSAZ-TV C:han"el3 RUMMAGE SALE llft'onD TO INTDESTS OF MEIGS -MASON Alll!.A The Federated Cird" Will bold a Rummagf' Sale at the PariKh ltCtWlD L OW.N - GINERAL MANACOIR liY~ I. COttEINI - IDITOR House &ocond Sl, Wt'dnesda)' , ~ CMfMr L. t-....WU, Staff Wrlt.r, Spor1:s Editor Thur~d a) and Friduy, St' pt ember ......._ ~1\1 ~ntat1ve, Bottinelli·Klmba.U. IDe.. Ml 4 5, and [i ~v:; :::J~ ~ L6.n~·Jittw illt the poiC olllee at PvrD --~= and lira ' .' ' I ,, I th• Mr. and 'Pt[rs. Arnett be a junlot .. thi.l year. Claaaes wUI be~ on • '· with AP-5 lnlly ,, ·AP-5 Is the oil imp6rtont Blend of the . J .five important Animo I proteins which j;JiYe ,your. broilers foster, more econ· _·OI'('Iicol growth. ··' •• '• AP-5 IS F~Ut-ID ONL,Y IN i l ~~~1111J11ft.\ I .• .. I I .. . ! FEEDS and CONcENTJiA.rtES -In,·. Old or New llorMs ' ..AitAir,tJbu. INE OIIGIMAI ITIION Will 1111 ' You, too, can bave a bath as attracUve u this. No muss, no fuss - easily IO· 'staUed. Cleabs easy as chi, na. 21 fascinating colors, all !he way thru to .the back. Not affected by common household apds or alkaUs. Guaranteed in writing! Na'tionlllly advertised ·in Good Housekeeping, House lleauUIUJ and House & Garden . Terms. Ask lor color fold or. LOOK FOR THE NAME ·MII,M.PLAS ON THE · . BACK OF EVERY TILE! ' DON'T THROW TBAT HONEY AWAY ' BUY QUALITY S·EED - at a PRICE THAT'S RIGHT .. at POMEROY Phone 98 Pomeror CERTIFIED BARLEY- CERTIFIED WHEAT, Soneeo; Thorne, B~ BALBOA kYE - DUBOIS SEED OATS All Kinds of Soeds 011 Hand OUR QUANTITY PURCHASES MAKE FOR LOWER PRICES Stg Ia Our A.,pllanee Cettter , Shop A.t Our Machinery' Cettter GET' YOUR FEED AT THE MOST MODERN MILL IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO \ SHOPPING CE~ft ' �• • • . . . . '. . .,. .' \ .. • • ~ •• , ... -- '\. • t- • • • .... • ' . . ' 1 · + • 'J"boM pNiflllt t. the dinner !•topped at Struelhert, 0 . ro villt kr. aDCI Kra. IDlftu A._ If 1Nte 111'1. CbMtu Hlebolt Sr , friendt. Coolville tpeat !'rldtt 4114 • ._ ST, 11Jd ehUdrtD; MIN Barbua I Mr. and KJ'1 Harry Snowder1 urday wuh bcr ,.,.au, lfr. ad June Nlcholt, lin Chetter Nic t and AOn Of Pt. Plea.nnt apen1 kr•. J:arl lJWttt. c:11. I~AKIA.II Ohio on Sept . 21 1r: 28.' hot. Jr., and cbild.··e~a, Charlu- 1 SUnday afternoon with bit moth· MeJt1 CMMy A1r"l Att•nl Homeownera, eolf eourH oper-ton, lfr. ud Kn. Hetzel R.uueJJ, 1 er Mra Ethel Snowdt:a. RIDLIGI IIIK W41YaRS September will be a month lhat atflrl and anyone in.teA~ted in Mr. and Mta. Georte Bailey and CINCIII!fATI I!P- 1'11\ Cb>drtall" larmen wUl find 1peeial events ornamental pltnta wUJ aee and naU ltedleiJ were prepared tod11 Mr. ond Mra Hany Boilef of Gal · to attend and Jeam the lateat hear much work ot value next UpoU1, Kn. ~r1ldlne Shumaker to cut lOON nteran pltcber Art ltndiDgl in maay flelda o~ agri- Wedneaday, Sept 4th at the Lawn Columbu1, Or. and M:n. Jack l Cl Fowler, who hu tbtee wins ud 1 and Om1mentaJ Day at Wooster culture. Jlu U 1nd ettlldren. Col mbw ~n Bertha Barton Of eve- no iouel thl. yur. TtltJ liked The eventa w11i be headlined by at the Experi111$nt Slltlon. Peat he u 1 land , Mrt Ellll Shaner and dauand llrs. Edna Ru.,.ll. Aftnnoon ghter MUgatet of JerometviUe walven 011 Fowler to make room three Field Days at the Ohio Aa:- control, includiog creb gran, as cuestl were Mn. Leo Tbompa:on , and Mm Unnle SwiiD of Long for Clarer.ce Bud Podblelaa. a fleuJtural Experiment Station at well as produetioo of Rood lawns Clenland, 1Cr1. Eueene Norton , ' &mom are 8ueats of thetr bro- former Redle,t pitcher reeentl1 ;Woo.ter on Sept. 4, 5, 1r: 6th. The wlU be the features. 1 purcbaNd from ~a1tle of the Middlepor" Mr. and llr.s. C. M i ther Mr. and Mn. Han-)' 9wan. World & Comervation 'Expoaition Without apendtng one additional Mr and Ylra. Darrel Perry and Pl('lfft CGUt Leque. Canaday and &raDdfOn, Galllpoh1 and Plowlne Contests at Peebles, cent Meip1 county farmers can Ohio In Adama County will occupy harvest more corn per acre. ch1ldren of Belpre were Sunday Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Ru uell pests of her parents, Mt and tbe four d&V! of Sept. i 7 to 2oth. How proper fertilizer and seedPACKIIS RELIAII PIVI of ParkeralJurt" were Thunda)' Mn. HYatt Panon. Tbe eblldren ~ specJ.Bl celebration closer . ing rates can hike eorn yJelda wUI STEVEN8 POINT, Wb. UP(Ue.tf or hil mter, Mrs. Ethel home wUI be the Paul Bunyan be one topic di&eU85ed at Field Nekon and dau&bter Helen Mae remained for a few dayt vi61l End Frank GUUam, a Uni•enlly P'Pratry Exposltion at McArthur, Cropa Day Setember 5 at the Ohlo and Mr. aDd )In, Edward Tbom.u wilb the.ll' ,nndparenU. ot Iowa hero in tbe last B.pN AgricuJtural Experiment lt.ltlon. and ramUy Hr and lin. Leiter Price and Bowl pme, wu locllnf for an· Many of the older type corn lfr. and ~·- D. o. Patterson 0; cb:Udren ~f Pittaburg.b. spent other job in pro footbaU lOeb,. planters being used by farmen Cadmus are atayinc with their tbeU" vacation ~tb th.ell' parenu, The Green Ba:r Paekert uted and equl.pped with slit boot fer· cranddauebter. lin. Harold Oe~~o·- Mra. Annie PrJce 111d Mn. ElLa waiven on Gilliam and alao retillzer shoe• lace fertJUr:er too .• b oba d Rtluab. lealed tackle Bob Dean of Mary· b u.rr. • an- U n · Mr and Mr• Clarence Price land, euard Jerry Smith of WJa. close to the -com seed, tests Jhow. When the plant rood touebes the Mr. and lin. Carl01 Snowden and Patsy attOmpanied by Mr consin and linebackers Glean Be• seed, 11eedUnas often wUl be da:nand son ll)ent Sunday 1111tb Mr and MrJ Hugh CUller of Pomero)' tor of Wtae01111ln and Bob Sdaad'· aged, even kiUed. and Mri. lualor Williams and 1pent a week at Orr, .Mmn., va- rer or WiehJta. Best place to put ferilizer, ag~ l famfly. Staadyaide. ~ationln1 recently. ronomists recommend, is about Mn. Mabel Hotue and Mra. Mr and Mn. OUn apent 5aturtwo Inches tc tbe side or the seed Gamet Duaf'ee vilfted lin. Be• day m Parterlbura-. New ond Used The WSCS met at the church and about 2 inchel below aeed · ' ld Ufled •· AI a~ Wlae reeently. level. This redueea. the danger of The Daily Sentinel Mystery Flll'!ll' Iut week bas been en as that "' • .Mr. and Mn. Paul Patterson ' p•rlot"s 'Iburlday evening. ARer "burning" the tender earo oprout, len Hughes of Middleport and oco;upied at present> lime by Oscar Leonard. Only two persons and dau1bter, Mr. aad Jln. Bruce tbe devotions aud buaine11 were at the same time oupplylng the the last week were able to ldenuty the fF"'· Tbey were: Edgar Hartung, Pomeroy, and Terry Ma:y and dauehter and .on and over a IOcial tune was bad ReMr. and Jln. lim Raley and dau- freshments .erved by the presi· necessary n~trient& lor good Seidenable. gbter and aon attended tbe OVEC dent, Ml'l. K.aUaryn Parsons were growth. · ~·~1)(~~:=~==~=-=.=::-...:~~~~~~~~;.d~-r,;;~~h;.~ Planting a rew more pounds of ~~~:C~-:o--c-c~ lots of swine. The reau1t,a ex· ~eabj:111 tile stema, thus Umitin( search lndieatea, farmen thould plant pleDie at the FAirgrounds enjoyed. ' The WSCS met with Mn. Doroaim for 15,000 planta per acre. Saturday, eeed per acre may put an extra perlmenta on Dry lot and puture ,yield And cauaJ.q- lod&lnJ. New Bollud Mr. aDd Mn. w. D. IA.nning of thy Durst Wednesday eveoina. five or ten bUJhela of corn In the studies, advances in worm' i!ontrol -'-" preRnt t~ il no rood Fewer plants than this cao ant Fairborn spent the weekend with Mrs. Henrietta McDade, Kathcrib. For buaky corn yleld&, re- and Predictions on the future of apeclf1c centrol of moiC of these yjelds shup)y. 1Control their dau,tlter Mr. and Mn fto. l')'n Panons and Dor,othy Ouret search indicates, farmer~~ should ewine production will be other d.iteue1, Jan10n explain• Field Crop, Dar, held in con~I'JII F~tnalts aim for 15,000 plants per acre. high lights of the day. attended 'the district meeting of 4tperid1 on a ClOmbtnatlon of JOod nectlon with the '75th anniverury bert Hill and son Bill. !Mr. aad lin. John Kennedy CJf Lhe WSCS at tbe Foretl Run Fewer plants that this can cut Copies or the detailed programs cropplog and agronomle praetlees, of the station, is the next to the weejend Church Tueacby. yields sharply. for each of theae three daya are be aays. , 'last Of 12 days held tbla aeason Columbua Jpent last Henderson Sllafer, Ml Pleasant Field Cropa Day, held in oon- available at 'ttie ~Extension 3ffiee. ----'--on practically evel')' agricultural with lfr. and lin. Harry WilliamTRACTOR SALIS eon. Mich., and W. C. Nohe or Belpre nectlon with the 76th anniversary ' While the rmal program tor the subject. of tbe Btatilln, is the next to laat world Plowl~ Matebes il not Mr. and 14"n. Nate Wise and •pent Wedneadaf with tbe latter'J Plloao 419 - Pemer01 l01 hatc~lpg •IV producdoo of 12 days held this aeaaon on available ~s yet rn&llY new features ramUy 1nd Mn. Mina Wise at· sister, Mn. Hariy Swan and !amtended the Chue reunion at Seit practically every agricultural sub- are announced each day. Some ao Mouad near Bainbridge Sunday •roll•r -he.ymM ject. ~ manufadUfert of farm machinery To many average Americans, a Mn. Betty Robinson and sons Oth-:r special feat\tre~ of the and supplies are partieJpating. Bet,.; T th or Wublngton, D c., Mrs B.irdle day will be control of (leld crop teJ: than a million dollara. w;ortb of :::~ ~a.::~!y ~,~.•r:~ Powell aDd daughter, Mr. and diseases and corn and meadow rarm and industrial equlpm~t ia tb I erop insects: weed control· new to be demonstrated and 'dilp{Ayed. "The '11leme, ,. 'farm and City- are assodated with e popu ar Mn. x..a.rence Boyd and daugh· meadow Reeding l!lethods aa well Some of the unique feat~ In· Partnera In Progre.&J' 'Will set the varieties of thiJ fruit. But. only ter and 10n of Middleport sPtn1 as lime and fertlhzer fnr alfalfl. elude a remote contrQ\ traetor; pace: for the third annUal obser· a few would believe tbat there are Tuesday with their aunts, Mn. S. The last Field Day to iN; held pedal-powered tractor raeet tor vanlfe_ of Farm.Clty Week,, Noyem· actually more than 3,000 varieties L Bryant and Mr. and Mn. Ar:za Bryan,t. llrt. Robmson and chilat the station at Wooster th1s year the klddtes; a model nuelear ,pow- her 22-28 •. aceording to Glenn w of peara known ln this country. will be Swine Day on Friday, Sept.t er plant 10 pr·•u ..... el.... trlattv· a dl Jn fact, there are few persons dren are vtail~J her rather, Joe . 10 ~ 01 to whom lht's •·~ would •· even Boyd 1 I t eow .... times lar"'er ...., .....than -.Ufe." Tbis .,, Sample, lndianapo of Pomeroy. 6th. The effeeI o f f eedlng a ll Pan d 1s,bl' recl.ahons -~~ ~ · 1 tein w1ll be .loU' a •nformatlon an pu lC re the leaat bit important. The averCarol)'ll Su!! and M&rtha Nich1, NeiiODYWe, Ohio versus amma . pro . t 1 man made cow bellers, breathes, for the Imliana Farm Bureau, and - Individual it mueh more tnolson, Middleport, spent the weelt 8 baa a heart beat; a <leluxe • new chairman of the _National Farm· in getting a good quality end With tbe:i.r eramlpuent.s, Me -home, containing three bed rooms, City Week committee. , pear in the varieties m011t com· and Mrs. Erneat Molden whde two baths, bulJt.Jn klttben Will be Sample made this stltement .n mon in the market, md tbe vari- their parentl attended the State open for in&pettion aLong wagon summarizing the progress of 1957 ety name is important only lnso- Fair. \Our No. 2. Farm-City Week planning, before as it suggesUL 1 good quality Rev and Mn Earl Slack and As a preliminary to the World's a meet.ing of the National Fann· wbich be il familiar. family are moving tn Killbuck, 0, Plowing Matches free ticke~ are City week board in C~eago re· AJJ indicated, the moll eammnn Tbucsday. available at the Extenslon office cently. RepreBenting Ohio ~n the popular varietiea are Bartlett and Paul Myen of Ctllumbw- spent for the crowning of tbe Na~Onal board was c . Mauur1ce WleUng, Seckel. Extension Speclalillta in tlhe weekend with his parents, Queen of the Furrow at Cohimbua Ohio Fann Bureau, CGlumbus. Marketing lnformatiop for Con· Mr and Mr.s. Lee Myers. on Sept. fltb. Tbls lncluiies a ·~· Ohio State Jo~ann.City Week IRimers at the Ohio State -Univ~ Sunday dinner guests of Mr. cial All S\Jr Vllrtety sho., at the eommittee chalnnan I! Wllbut 8. 0 .,• pean are rlell and Mrs. Harold Dewhurst and Veterans tllemorial Building at l Wood, Aricultural Exten! on sugar, wh1ch is ·bet\t!r daughter were Mr. and Mrs. D. 0 . 8:30 P. M. viCe director, Oh1o State contam vltamill8 A, B and c. Pattenon of CadmuB, ~r and slty Co-chairman on the dfabetics than glucose . TheY Mra. 0 . 0. Patterson and Mr and I committee 11 Gerald B Stahly of contain 236~ calorles to tbe Mrs. Paul PaUer.ton and daugh· Lancaster, Ohlo, representing Kt· of fruit and are 82.'7 per· ter. ·' Mr. and Mts. F. W. W1Icox of LangsvHle spent Sunday with hel' parent.. Mr. and Mrs. Joe ,. ri'ii!y SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., AUI· SO, 19$7-3 • !-Dally 91mtlnel, Pomeroy.!.flddleport, 0 .. Aug 30 , 19S7 • The Daily Sentinel Daily Sentinel. Daybook T TELEVISION GUlDE. 1 _,.:~on rate.· Friday BIRTH ANNOUNCED Lt 311 :\Irs Jack D Craft (Doro- DeU..ery by etrrler where aval1able SO eenta per ...-11:• . . ,._ •• ad;aDC!tl ~t Tht! Dalb Sentinel offl«, ilf11.60j br thy Holmgtor l of Lim~stonc, Me . tb..n.ao: thrte Q\00.\tu , $3.90. By motor routAt where I'Ui a e are announdng the birth or a son , ::;' a.AOOtil ,1. a, mall one JW' $8; a1J month!, $4.2&; three moutbl, Jay 0 Craft on Thursday , August llt.o·Pdbllahed .,ae II\Onth, 11. b '!'h Ohlo Va ro...,. Sen 29 Grandparents are Mr and Mr!i! eveq afternoon except KUnd.G.J Y e Vern Bohnger Pomeroy, and Mr tiDe!. 1ne..., at 110 Merbanle & .. Pii'"1IMIIQ1 , 1). BUJlncu oflice phone 38f and Mrs H J Craft Hath et~bu rg, " twta1 co1fk-e ub~ 10" __ Ml~ The couple a.'IO have a dauK"hter , Cat hy Lynn , aRe three. Twenty Two Year Old Mm·tler Of River Boat Captain Solve .. \ NORWOOD 0 UP -- Delee-~ tive 1 believed today they have aalved Ule mnterlou• murder of a rtv~r boat eaptaln n yean ago. N 1a1on :ucwart 44: helc;l in tb.e Do ~ CoUnty Jalt' at' Catlettiburg, K.;' OD a burglar")' charge baa ad.;.itted writing an anon).mouli letter to Norwood police In which . a.e ...00 f ~d" tiM kUUn• of Capt. : ~ K' h er A\1= :::fk~fl l:d DSi~wart flOW 4enle• t~e murder and blames it on a biot~hD·hlllker he met named Jobnn)' e Jle uid be wrote the anonym(m& letter to aee 1f O'Dell told ~~rn tbe truth when he described the ala)'lb.l!! of Captain Kirachner on the ni&ht ol Ott. 28, 1835. Uowt"ver, Detective Lee Kiley sald Stewawrt tnew too many of the minute df'tJil/1 .tlbo\tt the kill· htJ." • Tb' l.ller. fo rwarded from the CftlnnaU Pollee Department to •• ... ieh it Wll addressed, was pfs I· wu Un'l····d. .....,writet' marked Catletlsburc, 'lias Tbe confetll!dKy.heU"s~ot and: Wltd a man by the naine of Jtinc_.,er on ~- 11, 19315:' "= ~"1 wilb te pt Jt ott .-sY mind," .' 11 ' 30 1200 12:30 1,00 1·30 ! ·OO s,oo 3 · 4~ 4:00 t ·SO Mood!\)' evenmg. 5.30 '----:-=::-:-:- he wrote, In what police ealle~ a Sept "fa.ney, old style of longhand NIW ARRlVAL Pollee records •how Augu1t 0 . \ Mr and Mrs Ted r~.1ey ~'~ .• JOrschner, a nver boat eap1taan, (Clara Belle QUnwrel arc annouo· was 11hot to death here or. lhat the birth of a' nln111 pound six dat.e. Officers llaJd he .owned and clng OUlll'e son al Holzer Hospital. operated two Oh10 Htver steam Grandparenl!t are M.r and Mrs. bo1th1, lhe Ben FranklJn und the Ted Hiley Sr , ('tilton, and Kelly Arthur H1der . Th~ writer rla1med the .Jho~.linc Gllmm-e, l\hddlemt Great ~aand took place while Kirschner was mother is Mr,IL . Ca,ll, Midotepurt. efttering hls hOme with ~II Wlle TO INSTruaFFICIRS and ~by while burglarizmg hl8 The Middleport (JardJ'n Club ho~;hce wcr(' tnylltlfJed by the Will meet Tuesday , Sept • at th~ lad sentenct• in the letter 1t homp o( their president, Mrs !du Rol!er , for wstallation or Mn offi read · hO.!itent>s are "SMrlly therPahn n.:-.er the 1· rtr!l AnLs1mg h (I murder) a Doat wus sunk while W II Juhhr! l and Mrs Htc 11 the whistle was bhtwing and wasG:~"::'::'-;--:--::-:~:;::::-;:;,::;;;;;-;;;;; a myo:: tery , has lt been solved or ow enjo)i un ali·Ume record lo~' i• ~~on lnnoC'ent mam aei'Vln{l ~he of less th.an 3 accidents (or each time for it?" tOO,OOO,OOO mllt"~ drtven. &IH~. l Cincinnati poliee conflrmed the t1as wnn three conll•rlltlw, ctttfact that the Ben Franklin burned tionli from the Natlonut Safety and sank under strange circum- Councll to boot. staneea following lht!- murd er an d The-'• , moral to "'ver)' story, t•-t th e whl 8tl e w•• blowln"'a as and there '" " 1·, to th ls one as Uncle lUI d B t th ., said no arrc1t1 were ma de ln cOn' 1•c .. • be som ~ h 'd ent.\l ered, 't ave to · the own e, tion wllhwent the 1nCI her toyou be don safet NorwoCHl officen v..ere sent tc (!atlctt~h& in an , attempt to .r t{Dek down the writer • Identity. t~hip RUARK I• .~ liDO TO MEET MONOAY The 8 H Sa nborn Mis.sJOnar} SO{":t"fY Wlli met'! at tht' first Baplut Church 5•45 C. RUARK tt. memOI')' of llipor mention Joltn Held believe It if 1hadn't the New York nimes. ad from empqrl11 want The funny thing Ia ~:-tat the gal ln<lud· in lt is wearing lontl socks, whlch •re rolled benea~ the knee, and are pretty fashl able with Bermuda 'horls, w eh we used to call bloomers. I dunnu, 1. and T. 1 think I'll open a shop called Weor·ond-Tear, Bnd offer me for sale. Under the ~urrent ground rules, somebody'd be llkely to buy me, beeauRe I ~m In a tnal]lflcent shte of dlsre· Plllir. (Cop,yri&ht, 1957, by United !i'eature S>'ndlcate. Inc.) fHE DRIVER'S SEAT SatvrdoJ- Chaqdti 3 Tic Tac Dough tt Cquld 8" You 8:211 i :3D 9:30 tll:OO Tex and Jinx CurreJ\t 10 : ~ My Li*-Ue \ll.fgie ..,1C) ~ . ~"b ~.. ~.lt. _.. , ...,~ - ,..-~ ~ 7 , . ~ ..._.,.. ..- -c;"'.;i \, ( ' :..,.,.~ "~ ... V' ,_'-'-" "-.. • . \. .._~l. .._.,, _ W"'fw:;, , I . · : -~"'" . t ' Capt. {iaU.Jnt True Story Detective's ~iiTJ :loret:n lntr!g~e. M)' Ll i.tle Marl(le 1J 00 11 :30 11:00 t2:30 1:00 B~bsll Bride 'lnd Groom Matinr-e Tbeater Queen P'or A UaJ Modtrn Rornlll'\CeF Comed)' T.J.me llovietime Popeye Presentl News ~ic:ture wu• :o;m f!lekot WeqtbtrcaJt Sporn Eye t ·JO Ho~t&~\l na Ca~dJ 5:00 ,,.p Go Get e:f5 s,oo V:30 '7:110 8:oO 8:80 . 9,00 MOWING MACHINES uo lQ,OQ 10:10•. 'Ni1\lt~~ HAY WB . .. . 13:30 WCHS:..Tv C::hannGf't · - 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blackie 8:00 Cept.Lin Kangaroo 8:45 CBS News 8:65 Loe:s1 News 9·00 Fred waring I . CHRISTMAS IIKI N Y. UP - Mr ITHACA,thlN. -Don1ld Jl()11ce L c. Schill recently 1ald tbrec t¥es . · c1r 11 f f1ve a local friend a Hickok's car, ove or - 10 De- hours, par..e , an r"""e matte· d h-e bicycles. _,.._ Hemlock Grange W'lll Meet On SKUNK WAS GRATEFUL BRISTOL, Conn . UP - Frank D. Law found that nature doesn't always live up to expectations Law freed a skunk whose head waa stuck m a; bottle a.n!i Bt~pped quickly back, antlcipatme a sraying. But the animal fust ambled away. WHH .. For National Fam · City eek w Let's Go Shoppmg • ~ted .. Five Reasons Are Given For Poor Wheat Crop' . '• ----CHANNEL 13 FRIO/\'{ .... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·h~o~w~n~ln~a~"~";e~•;;•~f~ex~~pe~r~>m~en~a, WHTN-TV Cl,annell$ ,.. ---- Th'e'me PI'cked Hatcheries 1• "'J'/ FULTON-THOMPSON Fleming . ~. . lEAD ON.. mRY COUNT _, ,.., ,.., 8:00 Lire on the ,Fann .,. 8:30 Captain Kaaproo 1·30 Mlgtlf Mono!• PlaJfi0\110 , 10:00 Lucky 8 ltDneh 11 t0:30 It's A Ilk ~,, ,,.,_),'• ,.,. 11:00 '81!1: Top .; -., . 12:00 Tbe Lone Jfauer1 12:30 'J'own and Couoll'J 12.46 Baseball Previtw 12:55 Game of the Week 4:00 The Hopeful! -:.. 430 The Early SJ~ - ;.. ~:00 Vou Are There , 6"10 Mr !Jlstrlet Attorn~ , 6:30 Buer"necrs ;} :4!1 SpL11 T'lrade 7.00 The Jimmy~'~~~~-~~'. ;! 5:M Weat~£-. man 1·"'0 TuoQ For The Money ' 6 00 The Weeks' News i11 Revur 8:00 Ga1e blt~rm Show 6.1!5 Doualas Edwardl 8:30 SRO Playhouse 6:30 Pla)'hnuse ot Stan 9 ()() Gurwmoke 7 00 WeBt i-olnt Story 9.SO f'olden Playhouse \0:-QG-. The Late Show ~ ':Ill pestlna ' I ''f" ' 11:00 The tate, Late Sh ~~p 1 andEv, 11.10 Kalle's Kltehen 11:1S Love of Life 11·30 Search for Tomorrow u:., Guiding Light Hemlock Grange will hold Its 12:00 Katie'! Kitchen next regular meeting on Saturday 12 :30 As tne World TUrnl Sept. 7. All members are . urged · 1:00 Our Miss Broo1ts to be present for the eleet1on of 1:30 HousepaTty 2 :00 Big Payoff otriCers for the coming year. on Friday-, Sept. 6, the Heml~k 2·:i0 Bob CroSby Show Grange w1U be hO.!t to the Mel&s S:OO Brighter Day county Pomona Orange at Rock- 3.15 Secret Storm Springs Grange Hall. Mel!lbcn 3 30 Edge of Niaht previously contacted are rem1nded 4:00 The Errly Sho~ to take eake. Ad I '5:30 Yol.lt" Essf) Re~ortet ~t:·~~p~-~j~~-~:~l~:~:~ve:d:u:•:·.,.~~~~~~~==~=~~~~~~=·~~~~:~~~-~·~~~on- Saturday Sept. 7 <- Sat•rday ..:. Challftlla \n~ ~;~; u htra BALERS Nkftctls 9,30 Hllb"ar i'atrol 9:00 Untlereu.rrent D·SO Pantomime Qubi ' :.,-., 10:00 New• ,1 , 10:01:1 Seanninf the Weathlltf lO :lO The J 1t11 Sbow · FRIDAY J!'i- '' li ' 110;00 New& o! the Nl&hf,!, , 10:10 Theater 13 · 'fl Liberace 11·30 Sign Off \r · lThe Gretchen Wade S)Jow , PhliU~r. Mn. Join WiBe, Mrs. Pellrle Canaday and Mrs. Viclet Grate spent a day the paat week in 11 .59 Sign On Mei.!Js County News 11:50 "· m. Daily or6 990 On Your Rodio Died ., Writlr · lieighbou .)(ovle Ma~nee 1 ; American Bandstud CU400n Club " · Mickey Mouse Club Five Star Final John Daly aP.._ .he New& 111D TID Tin Jim Bowie 1:30 -4:00 D;OO 8:00 6:15 6:30 T:OO 7:30 ..:. ISCO Kid 8:00 I Seal'Cb for Adventure 8:30 Date With the AnJela 9:00 fn.nkle Lane 9:80 Hl&h Tension ·SaMdiY-Chali!IW )~ 11:09 Slii!<OD ~ 1:00 ·· JIO\t.._s . T,oo DUly Graham "- -~:;., _J !, ~:00 The ~·p· I.J ~-·~~• .. ..... \ e:OO Cavolt1 lf~lubllitf 'I'IINI~ • . ~> , 9:80 20th Century 11'30 Sign Off I , I '' BOoK YOUR FALL SEEDS .anet FERTILIZER NOW! . 1 . -lllulbeny '' Slmpklns aJ Pomeroy Pbone 150 • Broile.rs Cost 'Less Lola Jean RQUSh· Returns Hom• -··' eolbe after opei>ilfn!, .llj'o. \ wea) ~r ot Camt> '"'· •1111 ~!1- HQi.'&llam, Pa. Parkersburg shopping. Mr. and Mn. Fred Williamson of Bradbury and Mr. and Mn. Harry Wllllatn110n anll 801q- apent Sunday .wttb Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy, CoJumbua, and attended tbe State Fair. , Jlr, and Mn. Guy Mutchler w.ere Saturday eveD.ina: eueata of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas Nellie Clark of CineiDnati 1.8 vialtlng her stster Blanche Clarij:. ~aev. alkl Mn .R. A. BJddle returned home Saturday after a weet'a vaeation In Canada. WhJie they attended the CanadJan National Exhibition at Toronto. By Phylllt Snowd•n The Biddl1!1' sons Alan and Cal' PICNIC ENJOYED A picnic dinner was enjoyed vJn returned horne with them af. the lawn at the home of Mr. ter a three weeb vacation with ............. UTILITY Tractor • ,......,. ....pll. . . ... ·,o.,.... ........ ..............., ...........,..........'""-... .. ""'". Olllltf- .,............ ............. Up to 1,000 pt>UIIda........ built-in weipt pvtl :tilt 300 Utility ~ to llaia • Ji yard bucbt fuD ••• to olaacl up i1ll boavy-cltd)' oonice wiU. 1- clowntiino IDII lcim · •In,..,. - - · u.. ~mtmclirt up to IIPI!I 26 .... OODi taot.r Alit r.r • ~ ......... ClllllralioDOIIJOUI'-~ Meigs Equipment Rutland News ComPOny,,lnc. Where Qultlty .. ,.........,.., Cor. bd uc1 hCteriud ..••n>J. 0, WHEN YOU ,.fEED f.rpm:Camp ,. Avo. !!f. '...i.).a.,. ; iiu 1 Elkborn 911f, tlr. ·' J4ir. and Mrs. Homer P•l'ker · · and davllhlor spent Sunday with hls father, Pearl P•rl«<r and bro.-· · , ;c ..:f~ tber !>Iuton Par-er and famlly al Cboller. , """' , ~ Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Parp)enter. of ¥arysvute spent th~ wefltend To'ltlt lheJr cla!tii'lo>r Mil and LOi>l JetD "'"~b. 'of Mro. Mltehelt Conoellf. ttito ,Co!nt!nunlty Ml>. and Mrs. Keun,l~ ~ael .,mrrra h., ret>orn•~ and sorro have r~ 1o ljilll· ~ the Wllll Ill• .,....nt,o, J. E Michael. : : Run. Flour Mill !JIIll, ltlu Rauth, Ohvt •••• , , , t;OO Bible Time .:1•• ' 5:00 Two Gun PliJhOUBt fl:DO Lets. talk It uver ·,~ { rJ:SO News Review.. "'!~ 1~ 8:•5 Peraonal Prof:Ue • - ,. ~-. r - 1·~in;,· a'oo Rutland PORTLAND I ~~ ~· c=•·-]t{ ~ :1 Slf& Qn Circle 3 Ranch Cumby Fury I ! ---- 6,00 6.30 6·35 6'45 NBC !liew' ,,o& Dr. Hl•d$1N!'S Journal uo Lite <t~i ltiley s·oo 'fit~ Jvsetb Cotton Sbow 11:30 BIJ ll..rmfnt •·oo Cavah.ade of Sports 9•45 Red ~arber's tf"!ner Did You Know That? "REPORT 10 30 riew 1 llt'artllnet 10·40 NUewal-<'h 12 00 To-lig ht 1:00 Shrn Off li : ~5 Sign On 6'00 Today 9 :00 RornJ,.er Roort 10·00 The Price ;3 ldCbt 10·30 Truth or ConsequeneeJ 'tanada.r Sunday. relaU.,eJ, lnroUte home IA'Iey 111. I ., Federhl Men 10•00 lt4)bert NEW IN . FARMING WSAZ-TV C:han"el3 RUMMAGE SALE llft'onD TO INTDESTS OF MEIGS -MASON Alll!.A The Federated Cird" Will bold a Rummagf' Sale at the PariKh ltCtWlD L OW.N - GINERAL MANACOIR liY~ I. COttEINI - IDITOR House &ocond Sl, Wt'dnesda)' , ~ CMfMr L. t-....WU, Staff Wrlt.r, Spor1:s Editor Thur~d a) and Friduy, St' pt ember ......._ ~1\1 ~ntat1ve, Bottinelli·Klmba.U. IDe.. Ml 4 5, and [i ~v:; :::J~ ~ L6.n~·Jittw illt the poiC olllee at PvrD --~= and lira ' .' ' I ,, I th• Mr. and 'Pt[rs. Arnett be a junlot .. thi.l year. Claaaes wUI be~ on • '· with AP-5 lnlly ,, ·AP-5 Is the oil imp6rtont Blend of the . J .five important Animo I proteins which j;JiYe ,your. broilers foster, more econ· _·OI'('Iicol growth. ··' •• '• AP-5 IS F~Ut-ID ONL,Y IN i l ~~~1111J11ft.\ I .• .. I I .. . ! FEEDS and CONcENTJiA.rtES -In,·. Old or New llorMs ' ..AitAir,tJbu. INE OIIGIMAI ITIION Will 1111 ' You, too, can bave a bath as attracUve u this. No muss, no fuss - easily IO· 'staUed. Cleabs easy as chi, na. 21 fascinating colors, all !he way thru to .the back. Not affected by common household apds or alkaUs. Guaranteed in writing! Na'tionlllly advertised ·in Good Housekeeping, House lleauUIUJ and House & Garden . Terms. Ask lor color fold or. LOOK FOR THE NAME ·MII,M.PLAS ON THE · . BACK OF EVERY TILE! ' DON'T THROW TBAT HONEY AWAY ' BUY QUALITY S·EED - at a PRICE THAT'S RIGHT .. at POMEROY Phone 98 Pomeror CERTIFIED BARLEY- CERTIFIED WHEAT, Soneeo; Thorne, B~ BALBOA kYE - DUBOIS SEED OATS All Kinds of Soeds 011 Hand OUR QUANTITY PURCHASES MAKE FOR LOWER PRICES Stg Ia Our A.,pllanee Cettter , Shop A.t Our Machinery' Cettter GET' YOUR FEED AT THE MOST MODERN MILL IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO \ SHOPPING CE~ft ' �. ." ' ' ... . . ' "' / ....., ' . I - Dally Sentlul, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Auc. 80, 1957-S Ya Chicago White Sox lAse Out ~f.ci':n~:. Pillla~el phi~ · ln Bid For ~r:siJliJ,I~~~.r;•k . . .- ,., Pa!'rit lflcl Home Flltfh Pack * ** u.> ;,x.ou • Plathlight Tbe marriagt> was annulled 10on &>oil MtH Ill fWo Ollio aftel'W'ard. A:.illt -lo!ioio ~ 6fl'ril• fliirt liftofilftl ~ lriilf dlO • . FIM!II.o'll 1M _.., . ht " .. He ,,.. ,.._, ed \V'}}' I tams blrtb by way . '** ,.... t• .. M 1M lio'lt •11oft! ill t&o; ditltlt<lfts , •• ttl Shooting For .4e0Average fit Said Tiger pilot c het OMvct·. IYETROlT UP- Ted WiUiams eompleted his 391h year today, a "We'll bt! ""'"' lucty to beat mystery as alway11-a kind, gen. th. All Stm, btlt fi ougllt to be etoUs, person a·t one moment, BlU'Iy, temp-eramen·tal and mean the a g/lod tlllita" · Stobart and WoiCe will put pit<Mr• ~.ee vatentme, Jtm Bowne'x t-bu( ul'ldisplltedly one' M tl:le Its, :i!JcWy Mftlet an« Little greatt!st baseball •player• the F..,y ' ~•11• 1~ apln~ Iieii§On. game h:l"s Jtnown. Va!Ontlne has &.etl tOU'a6 tar The only a~Hvc ployer in ~'be' il&me to have Jllit more· thwn .400 .406 In tMI in a season, WJl· llamil still Is goil'lg str6na:. His [eats efe l4!&i->n . And he eonti11· ues to add to them . Possessiftg the hioghest cal'eer battlilg average in the le:ague, .348 be!ofe thil seuon, he leads the lf'lfUI! in hitting. Many thir.k :!~rt snt~;es t:ftfetSu=s t~i! oMy ot an'i •••·• ever Henotrtklory Alis •O~· er, 11 3-1 ~'fidr uM•f Stllte l@!!. Lillie '""'Y has PH<tted bil~tantlY mQSt or the summer. fairly ~ft'tr I'll! A lliTfl SALES .,.._. T9 Th'-e =- "" , Shot * Portable Radio * Lantern * Telephone WERNER ._RADIO Mr. and .Mn. R,ob"e"l't flaWk of Pomeroy moved tWts wed! In tho Baaban telephone ;,Npetlf. Chas, Circle MColnpinJ.ed his son Mflton and fatnOy to their hoine ln Colorado Sprftui.' . MA.KE . ~ ¢lneht6aU ipln~riteiali lfarren s 'h (!•"' of " [t pa n v-u, " 'V'au ee. $6 loi il\it ..u.Ji th• l!edlegs r.·.veo flyed down and pfayf!d dead QaJnlit thto M.:Tf!~. etneb\r("tl haa won: o'Diy twO o'f1-d 1imes With the Brivea aDd' SPalui baS been ereited witll four of thOae wlni. Ravenscraft Freeland Chetek Shoup ' of town lilUests at the wedding apd rec~tpUon were Mrs. MbJ' Stott ~ Sft(ri Grove; Mis;s 1!~ Wllr<; COI'ft · Gables, Fla.; Miss A. Case, Parkersburg; Mr. Hiram Richardson, Reichman, Guy GilMcDaniel and Jack ' $1795 1956 Chevrolit · · · · ·· 4-Door 210 -:- Blue and ivory: Raclldl' and heater. Extra nice. 'l'lr4Mllkecife•. Htate'i'. ,19$# Cfsmltt ........ $795_ 21-year-old New Or- . lxtra nlce1 green fin- M lo 'llchtln& mad" l riv1w"t~IOiciaflatr and planfl to vent ' CJitc/fED . •--··-- on Buao in the rlna:.may make me a better than I usually am," he tot to take It tlUt on why not Busso?" 6trAYS 1 FrJA TOWING 1 ~ ' .A · holde . lOW' WOTld fOO meter• to 1,&00 jl, ~ \ . 1;tJ~ F. ····· ···'1'· $6'J ~ _;;>··· '-- · v· ...,. . ' · l>iiinper; ~e lire. f'l!'!fllnf jl~·· !: ~-· ~,"'~~1': rIIICirl"'_,.ymM ,. ...,. ~ ---· -· · ~ , .. ·1954Chevrolet ...... ·· $995. 2 Ten. L,W.B .. - · 2 IP,eed axle, ~••• ' paint job; lie~vy ciu'ty' springs frame. sound motor. Cab and Inspected . . • . An October wedding to take place In tne.. Hapust cnurcn, 0 phne Ala is being planned by Miss Patnc~a Gayle Ether· id~e and Air~an Clarence William Ar.drews. . . Th bride who has been May queen of Daphne twtce, Js the daug~ter of' Mr. and Mrs. William Edwin Etheridge Sr. of Daphne, Ala. Airman Andr~ws who is stationed , at Barm Field, Foley, Ala., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence An· drews, Pomeroy. · Two Candidates Are Obligated . · · During Chester Grange Meehng Two candidates were obligated at the regular meeting of Che 8ter Grange Tuesday P.Vening wjt~ the Malter, David K4Jbientz, prestdlng, in the first and second degr~s. The third aru;'l fourth degrees w~ll be given at the last me_et_ing m Sept. 24. Election of oUtcers will be at the next meeting, Sept. 10 · One appea' for~ was acted up. on and Gr..orge Holter and Helen Parker were chosen to reprelient chester Grange as prh\ce and .. place. the Jedurer presented a program consisting of a song, "Dwel· ling in Eeulab Land" Roll callfavol'ite TV program; A poem, "County Fair", by Cleo Smltb; Roy Miller gave "Good Old Days'' and their was a question box and answers by the Grange. The song, ''Sweet and Low" coneluded the program. · • ., ,.. 'I' .' • ..... ~ '\ ., ' ~I rs . o r.s pf, ~an't here ... we Mr. •nd Mrs. Val E. Reynolds and dau&'ht.er. Rena Lynn, who have been living in Gallipolis, bave mov~d to Morgantown, W. Va., wh~re be will be alll'loeiated .-itll her father, Harry Hil'ks, own· er of the M()l'gantown Electrical Service Company . Mr. Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mr1. L. E. Reynolds, Middleport, b.u been an X·ray tM:hnician at Holzer Hoipital. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe, Bradbury, f':ft. tertalned with a farewell famlly psrty at their out-door dining area for M'r. and Mrs. Reynolds and daughter. be beat! l.uaeb. Din- or Coffee Break Yislt Ull MARliN . RESTAURANT N. Znd Ave • Middle,-. - NEW 1958 MODELS ZENITH TV and RADIO$ DOUMONT MODELS ARRIVING SOON SEE' OUR Ff!i'f LINE OF AUT· OMATIC WASHERS. DRYERS, • ALLEN APPLIANCE . · !26 E. lllaln Sl. 1 DriH .... 22.95 IROOM RAKE r Twenty loe!«<J-in lin... Hardwood 1- DAYS SALE in the U. S., as well as representatives from Canada, · Mexico, and EurOpe are in attendance at this ...,... haridlt. Uoht~"""'""'- 7 ... ,o 1666 71ca .,.... .. • :~<....rately _ gath· " _.. ' • 'rriiJioriWifdi Ill e Foroedairoooiiat . • Gi!atlyJle~udlmllDW • 6-ft. elet:lriC·Oold ., EIICVCLES-AT HUGE SAVINGS Take Ad'\>'antnge Of The lflaoy' BargaiD!I ... erlng in tke WOrld. . . · Feature~ 111p'e~ked ·on 'tie. Ly- ..tty of Iowa, Lopn, Itlwa Clt~Y~·~:~<:b\a;n~d;~ Dr. Vinton the Logan &Me College er · eat - treat, Just Stop In Now On Display Lost Day ceum pl'ot:ram lnfclude Dr. il'. J. Palmer, prQident of The Paimer SChool and fecognl!ed Internationally as the de,·eloper of Chiropractic; Dr. Ma'rtt18 Be.eh , Sehool of Religion, State Univer-, "n Whenever you want a s...,. E~ecttlc­ Resilient ka. u.uali .2.1$_,;, plaslle pOd wltb Bait ra.1ecra:Dt · ailtconoc6ver Opporturlities To Sove On Birthdoy & Xmos Presents · FRlE : . Get II j! LOT to' ONLY Nationally Advettlsed Nationally Adv. Brand WATCHES SilVER ' . 1h PRI~E ' HUN.UNG . SlUON ., ·-· Pomeroy. .' HUNTINq· SUPPLIJ!! GUNS '.::: AMMUNITWN' : • HUNTING Ltcvi~· • $59.7$ ''Where You.· C&nliJience lal1i11Ulf!d" .!!· Main St. ', 52 PIECE SEII'V!CE COLLINS JEWELRY - : ;~ Forewell Party Is Given For Reynolds Family TOMORROW .' ! . ,. •,:•.• an cl I '· ' \" • ....,0 I • d~:~ • l ¥ hlt-r Mr TASTY FOOD THRIFTY PRICES! Jolly Bunch Sewing Club Meeting Held Dr Randall A. Taylor of Point PleaSant, W. .Va., 18 attending the · annual Lrctum and Ktlrnecoming af The Palmer School of Chiro· J praetie tn Davenport, Iowa, · At the Chiropractic FountainHead he Is receiving information GtlrWilf and instructlon in the latest developments Jn the field of c'hirol!'attle.. The Palmer School ·,11 ~~e oriJinal sChool of Chiropractic and the largest of its kind ht the · world. Iarg~at alulu~l Chll'OIPractie Slmoa The Grange picn.ie was plan· ned for Sept. 22 at 1.2:1~ at Port· land Parll: . All me":\'bcrs are .in· · Ea'rl Diflrh gave remarks abol1t' vited to attend With. well filledh the t•xhibits at the fair and abo11t baskets. the grange booth whieh won first Mrs. Shirh•y Millll, president, wns in charge of a short business meeting when plans '!"ere made to help a needy family. The next meeting is to be on Thursd&y, Sept. 26, at the home of Mrs. Weber. Mrs. P . L. Mitch thanked tile The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club members for a gift box sent her met at the home. or Mrs. Kenneth' during a recent hospitalization. Those prese nt wel'e Nln . Noah Byer Thursday evening for a cookout in lheil' out-door recreation Haskins, Mrs. H. E. l'ueh, Mrs. area. 'Hamburgers, hot dogs, salad, Mitch, Mrs. Carl Mattox·, Mrs. Shiriced tea, coffee and doughnubi ley Mills, Mr.~ . George Hackett Sr., were enjoyed by the members. An Mrs. Will Haptnnstilll, Mr1. Doyle arrangement of roses from the Miller, Mrs. Orin Smith, .Mrs. Wil· garden of Mrs. James Weber was liam Reynoldl!l, Mrs. E. L. Hughes, used "on the buffet table at the Mrs . Weber itnd Mn. L•wrence Bycr home. Milhoan. P.oint Pleasant Chiroprdcter At Holflecoming, nt'I'I:Cltil"', St. LoUill Mo. " , 19~0 GMC .. -- ...: · .. --,$4-f ~·.,..;;. Flat iled, is• - r ·. ~OMIROY MOTO.R.· "Tim I ·•" 'f'llicint. .' ' "-'fllll~· ,New ~ paint, hea.. -.: at8(11"1 Udlo•, ._ ~ ~ OUAin'I .IIMill . ,·· . ',, . ,.,J.,, ~ Beautiful grey 2-Dr. Sedan "8" Heater, with a rebuilt motor . 6 )la4 . 0~a '&upe, Heater. Eilfa good tires. ·see tbls one before· yoU buy. Mifbtwellilht said he has an even better reaaon for winnlDJ: HI• an1er over court troubles iD. which he 11 trying to prove that iJ white rath~r than NelfG. ln~t· · ................... 1949 Fllrtl ........ · .. · )ln. Newlun, Ph•e Grove. and Harold Mack. s · 1h Friends may call at t he Raw- rT 1 · , tlng~OS.IA Funeral Homf' un til Mr~ . F.dna Whne a~t:i chil rl ren , Saturda'y mornlnlg when tht· body So. Charlelton Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mill be taken to the Sp1reJ hume 1 m~nd Wbite ~ Ft. Knox . Ky .. t SPf'nt Tuesday with Mr and Mrs. 1\ -\lv.11 Ritchie ant! fam ily. Harold Br:_addy ~:1d Curtis R~n· I dolph made a trip lo l'olumbu~ Monday. Mr. and Mn. Junior White who have be<:-n visiting relatives at Wooster an [' Warnw returned The Rf'v. Robert ~almer, pastor J "orne Friday. of the Middl epor~ Church of the Jimmy Harri!l of Svr~:~euse j,. Nazarene, has announeel"l that 1 vi8ilint hb erandparenl~. Mr. ano twenb-one young Pffl~le wer .. en· · HrR. J. ('. !feKay. rolled 'J'hur.".day evem~g at th.e lt Mr. and F.rftest DPt>ter of Nazarene caravan se n· ~ees wh1eh p ray &pent. th lif('('k. 1 'fl are hetd werkly. ome , e t'fl4 WI J Those enrolled are: lnd tatt t he IaUer .4 pa:r£< nt~. ~1r. and ~it's . Bravea, Wry Taylor, R-onnie Grorge Roberti. . . Cheadle, Cecil Ragger, Gera1d Iiol· l{rs. Art . .M<.rarlty &nd lfn. tan, Billy Joe Moodia~taugh ; Lldda Helen H'arr~ ol_ Syr.ttiUic plan - ~ Mood!s"augh , Sandra Sue Clon~ll. nett a SUI'p1'tte b1rtm!ay for their Linda Taylor, Joan ftathbutn, motll~ Mh. J. C. ~cX.ny at f_ht' Mary Walburn, Judith Moore. home of Hu Ht:rri.S Smh!ay. Mr :Pathfinden: C'nnnie Cbea~e . l and Mrs. Rarity CSTmon. Mr Janet Hollan Betty Palmer Trail· and Mrs. Harley Burdette of Ad· blazers: Pete' Walbutn, Ge~ ste- dison, Art Morarity and family ot phenson, Tony Klonch, George Pom~roy, J . C. McKav and Walter Haddox Ellis Klonch DonaJd and Harr1s and .Oft! were present John Sk.phcruon, James ,HtlUan . Mr. and M~•·. fb.lpl Ball~rd, J .tOn Melllin attel'lded the MorriJnn I state~ lleynoldo, Lebanon. Sundoy wtlll .... ..a BASHAN eld Sunday 21 Are Enrolled During Nazarene Caravan Service The Senior Choir or the First Baptist Church had a potluck party ..at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Diles, Wednesday eve· ning after a mid·week Prayer service at the, church. Games were directed by Mrs. J . Q. Ri·c e .and Mrs. Beulah White and· sattd:wi ches, potato ehips , olives, :candle_. ancl eoffee. were served buffet style . Women ()of the ~liolr assisted Mrs. Diles. Members and guests were Rev . and Mrs. c. E." Hoyt, Mrs, Cecil Bra'dbuJ,'~, organi4t, Mrs. ClaTence Lacey. direclor; Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Ullian MoGh'e e,. Mrs. Homtf' HY· sell, MrS. Pearl Hoffman~ .Jean Smart, Jacqueline Rice, Mrs. Fran ces :Bearhs, Mrs. Shirley Mills, Mrs. Beulah White, George Sid· daU, Mrs. Frank Oheescbrew and Mrs. William Miller, Huntington. The blessing for the supper was :;:iven by George Siddall. student minister. Chlroprator's' trom all tf50 Cl"Jdfet . · . ·.. ·· $195 Second· Buaao l,n • na· tO-round bout t~ tll his areater speed Boaer winti<H Of 111-t hi tn• 111118 19stForil. · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · AI '-autil!tl aDr. Hard'·T·p Rambler Ralpb Oupu ~1\~ · Willi hdicr, helltelo 111d<~ve. Here It 111!e' !l'ral will Ifill' 1M tftl economy. ' to beat bliblf- lliiolil* mileage by and out. 1911 ..., .... :.. .... . $345 Favored OVer Bus!!O In TV Bout Tonite SERVICE Hard Top c'onpe .u_Hea.er, lladio. Real Buy. Mn. Gardner , Mt. md llln. A. It Baller IIDODI I and reared that First Baptist Senior Choir Holds Potluck . . ~PhoneJI.M local owuer, ShatJ! msldo! UP - ' SALES ond SERVICE .19M Pry............ $895 .. ,, Metropolitan 4 Snqy 4 boor Sedan. i.o" ' Yellow Jacket Bealltlful Delray co;,pe, Heater ~ GrHII Finish\ . . Shell Lake to,· 19S5 Ct.mefif · · · · · · $1395 owner Moton,. Hat Jeffcoat (f.t2) hurJ}n• 8'' 2-dr. Local otJe-car o'*ner,\Realiy clean -lladio and heater. Ford-o·mdtlc - 2 tc1no blue'. . 24 HOUR mv 1 U firriea Wltfi his llrie--lt~ntng eltWit sm,Bhet: TonJrht lt will .be knu.;~eba11er ' CLOTHING Ba~r. ' . ...-~ _ . -':.- 1956Fori ". " " ..... BACK TO SCHOOL C11h u-""a·. s· ' • John tf&ADQUARTERS N. SeeOJUI A•e. lew ~~~ won a "- SCOTT:JTW , oR '•·TER IIi nine' Ia outfielder Bob Thurman teams' battle for the National who wa1 shipped to Seattle only Lel!!!lue forth spot. The RedleP a month ago but recalled when are laM! games behind the Braves GUS B_pll was sidelined for the re· and the Phtls 1414 ~ut. malnder of the seaaon with a brok· en ankle. HoWever, lt's a precarious. situPodbielan, however, will be no &;~~f,,itCintlnnatl fin,da itaelt in. outrla:ht ' new face to many of the ~: lost to ¥;~i;,le;:~:~-; Cincinnati fans. 1'he Redlets oria:· . ~, lnally acquired him from Br~ok· lyn in 1e2 but sf!nt ·Wn;l to the minor• in 19riiJ. Podblelan had an 8-4 record with Seattle this !Ieason, including four shutouta in his last six starts. Kennedy had a 1.14 earned run average for Seattle this year, .while winning 9 of .11 games. He appeared in 4'1 contests and pitched a ttltal tlf 79 innings for the PCL club. Thurman rejoined the team In ·Philadelphia Tuesday nltJht and ha11 already made himself felt. The aaein& outfieldec smashed a three-run homer to lead the Reds to a 11·2 win over the Phil.!. Thurman wa1 sent to Seattle ·when hi1 ba~ting dropped off to a ·trickle, Earlier this seaaon. be ' starred In pinch htttina: rolea and YOUR FOR ml~take U:y Middleport; chard Stewart, Alva Grover. i r~·U Mh111 Barbara l!:rwln of Calli· polis visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mr~. 1\-falcolm Mees and Mrs. .Mbert Mees. Mia11 Janice Valentine returned to her home, Parkersburg, W. Va ., Ti.le8da'y after a vi!lt with Mr. and Ml1. Eldon Krsueter and daught-en. Sfte wa~ accompanied home by Mrs. Kra~uter and daughters, who visited' r.fr. .and Mrs. Dale Valentine. Mts . Dever Biggerstaff and rhil· dren, Vicky and Randy left this morning for their home Lakeland, Fla., after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Smlth. They win be met Ill Greensboro, N. C. by Mr. Biggerstaff, who will ac· company them home. Mrs. Dey Hysell returned home Thursday af ter a three weeks viait at Winter Park, Tampa, Fairmtlnt, St. PPtersburg and Clearwater, tla. Mt. aad Mrs. R. C. Gilmore re· turned home after a visit with thefr daugMer and son·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bobb and family of Columbus. They were aci!Ompanied hoqle by their grandBoris, Greg and Davjd, who will remain oVer tl!e week end. Cincinnati ha~ • one-a:ame lead Also returned to the Queen City over Philadelphia in the two SMITH CLOTHING • " . IflClftt>t.aft . 'OM .~o.;t;~.er ·· " lUI two Outin~"· CINCINNATI UP - Two new tu~ Ail.Stds . Ma1 be' ~~~tf-d , faces and 8notherr jllayet jullt re-to use Jim Bowle~_J~e qncinnatl called from- the minor realuea wm Hed~s ~~ DWoy~ - w~O Sh\Jt appear. in the Clneinnatllln.eup to~, 1 t' night M\o t~ey takli tlnr fleld t --~ t , .. t OU' ,..,.... Wd " h as againSt th'e .i.ilce • .e(tf'ng MtlWaU· ;y, tl<lwle• piobablv wlll go " &i ltll oUtnefdei -Mien ~ot ' !P(tch· kee Brave•. 1t Tile new Dilfert, .bot~ pltc~ra, n ,J1eftdlnt !!(Y'me' last minut~ .1d· are Bill Kennedy,• 1 38-year-oJd redtt!6Ds by l'liltnrtger Sfdbalt, th(' Jief artist and Bud PO<\bl::elan, a 33All.Sttr linetip wfll lncJu'dt' th-6lie year-old former Brotlkl!'n and Cin· o1her ptayeri: · cinnati hurler. Btlth were pur· lRfielden-Hafvej' Vart · Vran- ehased from Seattle of the Pacific ken, Getle Mitth, Jimmy Jo 'f.iem- Cout J ~aguE:. "'s ~ ci . .R' rasf Rusty Wam.tley, Pt. rleuant; JOihn Thomas an4 Jlrvlt of_ Gallipolls; Dave "flindjf and Itank Clat· Wtlrt,.y of Middtfport; Ol~k Tuylot of Racine. Outfielder~ Bob,by N'cUson, Mit'ld'Jeporf: Aarart Wu1te and "!:d· d'le Stobut, Racirle; Emil Ttlom· as of Gallipolis. Catcherti- Woody Call, Middle· p·ort, Geolg'e Neaselro:.d, Pomeroy 1 and Btll M~Niekles, RRcinl!!, Hartford will have the ex-{>l'o' Htar Luther Tucker at catcher; idflelders Willis Dudding, S.uek 'I_'enhant. Gerald Clark, ]Job Oliver Russell RoO'sh; ootftelders flub Stivers, Joe Bradley, Rad Tucker and G. ft.o\llb . Four full time' tlierJ batted over .300' during CM season It'd by Gerald Clari:, brother of the Chatle•ton Senator•' Mel Clark \flbh .39'0. : So""ta..tl!ii.Oii$te·r'* O'h.IO'S BO •tfit...l G .,..E.NT ER' T'WO M(Jr{' p•l) ChCfS.A,0000 _f ..i ~._if still har a chance to 1\lt .400 this season 1ft' his ra« wlth ytlung Mickey Malt tie of the New York Yankel11. But Ted doeso not. "It the la1t mon th is hot", i mi<(tht be able to do it," Ted !laid. "But If It's cold , 1 don't Nl'ink" 1 L"an. I've been aching lattly- not just my logs, but all over. When a game is three hours long, I reel it ." •ley, Pomet""'·, Hiftdu Henderum , he P~ono 6045..1 ' Prior to their_2-1 conquest of Ihe Open lliellln•s unUI t pJaJ Pomeroy Tigers, cbampioni; of the leaJUe. In the plctur.. are left to right first row Jim AI Traflk Utbl ., Wickline, l!acine; Duane Wolfe, Racmh. :'~e Fio.\d~ •. ind~; ~~o~S~m~l:th~,~1nd:~ia~ns~; land, Racine; Sutch Atl!lll, Syracuse;Willie G•lnthet · ~Jo~h~n~·~C~Ie:·;!~~~ln~~~~~;::;~~ 1 Syra• cuse; and Jim Qualls, Indians. . , , · Se d R B' h Ra · T Knid•• 1 di ~ . con row, oger rrc • cme;, .erry . .,..., n .. •no: BtU WUSOJi, lndilms; jfoward Patk«r, Syt~; Saill FlaJ!JI. w Hv'lil II _ gan, Syracuse; Wilson Wolle, llae!~e; Boll W!ltellr'efhltit, Syra. •• cuse; alld ltoget Stewarf, Syracus~. mi PmiY LBAdt!E AU. S'i'Mill lite p1et !ited aboVe hll!l bfqrf hit He f•om SOCIETY ;..,., ... ~~ 1!11 ~antte. name POMEROY IN'""""' rid W . "'*!· td Ito'.... ti ~d :llfllitfllt~ !til ~ lh M jllfllf · - ll'~"Y ,Plat<>/1 h1 s AUeD's bride Is Lhe former Dor· een Mortimore, a nurse he met while working as 11 ntdiologi st. They were married Thursday by the Rev. B. H. St>ekett, whose wife said he wa1 "st\lnned" when be learned Jf Allen's background after the ceremony. . k il LOll ~hangf'd Joyce to Roi:Jert in HM4 when he produced medical evidence to prove he was li.llted as a glrl at ...- w• " Allen wli8 brought tip 11 a a:irl and married 1 coal dealer In 1938. LHIIIIIIiii ......... New B.... """' ..... Mr. and Mrt. J.. ~~11 Mr 1nd Mra. Echrard Heunao 01 IY Mr•. A. H. l•lt•y Pomeroy caJled em Mr. and Mk Funeral wervit"ts tur W ll n1 !alr and loin. Milton Circle and Charle• Spe~teer Friday. 'th K . .. ' •" 1, l lh ildrt n or l'olorudo Spdf'lgll. W I II ~~"" •· 1 C010., Spell t a 1CW d <t )'.II WI'th h l'f · Mrs. JJi ld 11 Whit e iB ' v.. '-'ltin•., • "' ey, J'l~r are IO<" 111'111 ' s un d iiY at I wo • <' ,. II h:• rt ~ ~ -~ f h , .1r<' Ic dau<>hltr and 101\o-I O· Iaw II r . --• at er an.,·' db ro lht'r, (' har. IeJ1... · •t rr ,.,r.,. u dence o( h.LJ d•u... 111:'11 • K lth lh R and Mr ;m Mn. JOt- lire e . Mn. Penn o1 Hillsboro. · 'p\ Dll )"'lieF , w e, j ." n . E rmn I Sc heek engo~t Anh.... r~. AI hen.'li t- uff or l,;;;;;.;o;;;..,;o;;;;;;;..,.OOi;;;:;.,...;;;;.::'r. 0 Lt>aci-J 1 ParfterJ!IJurt tpent th e w~kend clati~;. · ' · · th K with Mr and Mrs. Orvy Gamar. B · 1 'II be 10 una Wl e yger llr. afld Hn. Frank Sm ith and !emetery and pall bearer M ~r? ehildren, POrtland 'fM'nt Salur· Job11 F.:lo·anJ. Cf'orge Lem ley .• Rt- day with the tr son -:n-law ar:a The la1t •b~ he wu the brJde. llanf'0111 __ J N:- Odlor . - - · llr. UICI!In. ILReynoldo, ! . Jtereoldl and M'n. Maraarft Mr. and W WARINGTON, England UP Robert Allen honf'ymoooed for the second tlm~ lodly . This time a1 a bridegroom. ~~~~~- Hearing Aid .Hat We SeleGt Only Tll.,v..,rv best in Used .,.t . 7Z At hey Foneral Etheridge-Andrews Nuptials ! To Be txch1ar1QE!d nOctober Rites ..ill Be Start!! Setond Mary Jane Scott Becomes Bride · Honeymoon As Of Roscoe Wise On August 18th Groom Not Br1'de inning. With une out , Ford walked Gomez 14·10 vs Orysdal~ 13-7 Sherm Lollar and Wall Dropo wu Pitl!t"burgh at Phlladetphia tit f/tlliitlttilt _......, tliM in , safe when Tony Kubek bobbled night-Law 10·7 vs Sanfotd 16-6 le~ ...... . his grounder. But Ford retired Milwa ukee at Cincinna·u nigh:t both Bu~b a Phillips and Donovan -Spa-hn 16-8 vs JeUcoat 9-12 OT on grounders to end th(' threat. Podbielan 0-0 VIf!lttl>l 'iiiHI ; lift• itoliilll • From here out, the schedule fa. Saturday'• G1rnei rM~tifl.• IIIIWOt tliii ·m vors the Y:~nkees, too They play Milwaukt! e at Cincm nati, night cl.... jlfo $811ft lllrii aiid 18 or their remai111ng games at New York at Brooklyn moo! ~-4 O'ldw hOlds In home, only nine on th~ rood . The PittsburgPI at Philadelphia White Sox play only eight at j St. Louis at Chicago · litl+'• tftel1 !Iondo fall Baseball Results ' --~ 114: ; OVA A11.stmT T-•l ' l.. ~ ~ · ~ g"' o .. ita ; 52 !1(! 63 Pitt<burgh . . . 48 , _,... 211 i •llo,,ed just one h1t Dick Dono1hurlday's lll!••ultl van pitched all the way for the No games .-.cheduled Sox to lose fl tou gh one , glvmg up Frhlay'1 ProbAfe 'ltc:hlo" hits. St. Louis at ChitagO-Jones Sux muffed their b1g chance ' lo-8 vs Drabowsky IH2 to win in the last hair of the lOt.. New York at Brooklyn nipthi:--- ttler no longer aTe •~ccepting any bet8 on the "Yankees in the Anfer. ican League pennant cha~ . As far as tht;:y'rr concerned, the flag chase all but ended when "old pro" Country Slaughter for. got his 41 yeats and stammed an J lth--in.ninK home run Thursday to homc..Land 20 on the road. giYt the Yanlrees a dramatit' 2-J lndi•n• TrGunu Orloll'l vicleory at Chieago. [n the only otht'r majnr leatue games Thursday, the Clev eland The otldiimakers say today th ey Indian.<~ slammed four home runs wrl 1 now at~~pl only bets ...inst to trou n('e. lhc paltimorc Orioles, f!H' Yo :~ kl'h . not on th t>m. They'll 13-4, and Tom IJtltwer of the BosJive> yo u 8·1 odds If you still likt! ton Rl'd Sox gained his 15th viethe Whitt• ~x. The 8ame ~oes for tory of the year, tl I, over the /he Brav es \' .> anyone else in the Oetroil Tigers. Jlilll.tlonal LeaiZue . Jim ll cgan Rol'ky Colavito, AI MorMY Pl•y•rs Old It Smith, and Vic Wertz hit homers The h~rd-MU1r:n "money" play . for t11c India ns, who star ted with ~rs took the IHf 1ame for thl• sJx rung in the rirst inning and 1'ankeea, ju1t ae they hove . so lhrt!e in lhe second ~o gain re· llany times iTI thtl! past . The fust venge for the1r thumping by the tankee run was a left·field home Orioles a dAy earlier . :1fike OBT'tun in the fh{td ifmfnlt by ex-Mil· cia 9cattered nine hlL'i in bree~o tine hero Ra'nk Bauer. Earl Tor- in& to his eighth win. felon's .111crifice fly in the same Brewer afl,1wed the Tigen only frai1f d#IJVe in a Sb'i rlln that six hltil. Fr~lllk Malzone drove in tlied the seote but, at la$t, Slaug- three of the Sox runs and Ted fer'.ll ~ hitO tfl'f l right riehJ Williams dr,.w fuur walks. Wilseats in the ltth was the winner. liams groumled out in his other atTom Stunfh•ant ~1:4!~ed 1he fir st bat and dropped one point of his stx inninp for the Yankees, but batting lead over Mickey Mantle Wbit.er .Ford a:ot tbe win with fi ve of the Yankees. Williams W.iS at brilliant relief innings in which he .379 and Mantle at .373 arter tw() hits against Chicago. IATTERIES I PONY LEAGUE ALL STAR AGGREGATION 's Win Sews Up American The I:O·iO White Sox are almost lOne and the all-cotlquertug Nt!w York Yankees now arf! 8-5 faV(Jrit,ea to bleat Milwaukee in the World Setlt!S". With the Yankees a whopping 8 ~ games abead and only 2'7 lett to play after thetr stunning throe· a:ame sweep of the Sox, oddsmaken "offici.J.lly" announced today ~ • ( H.' & R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE lfl Cinter cifTQWn • • • ' • , I> �. ." ' ' ... . . ' "' / ....., ' . I - Dally Sentlul, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Auc. 80, 1957-S Ya Chicago White Sox lAse Out ~f.ci':n~:. Pillla~el phi~ · ln Bid For ~r:siJliJ,I~~~.r;•k . . .- ,., Pa!'rit lflcl Home Flltfh Pack * ** u.> ;,x.ou • Plathlight Tbe marriagt> was annulled 10on &>oil MtH Ill fWo Ollio aftel'W'ard. A:.illt -lo!ioio ~ 6fl'ril• fliirt liftofilftl ~ lriilf dlO • . FIM!II.o'll 1M _.., . ht " .. He ,,.. ,.._, ed \V'}}' I tams blrtb by way . '** ,.... t• .. M 1M lio'lt •11oft! ill t&o; ditltlt<lfts , •• ttl Shooting For .4e0Average fit Said Tiger pilot c het OMvct·. IYETROlT UP- Ted WiUiams eompleted his 391h year today, a "We'll bt! ""'"' lucty to beat mystery as alway11-a kind, gen. th. All Stm, btlt fi ougllt to be etoUs, person a·t one moment, BlU'Iy, temp-eramen·tal and mean the a g/lod tlllita" · Stobart and WoiCe will put pit<Mr• ~.ee vatentme, Jtm Bowne'x t-bu( ul'ldisplltedly one' M tl:le Its, :i!JcWy Mftlet an« Little greatt!st baseball •player• the F..,y ' ~•11• 1~ apln~ Iieii§On. game h:l"s Jtnown. Va!Ontlne has &.etl tOU'a6 tar The only a~Hvc ployer in ~'be' il&me to have Jllit more· thwn .400 .406 In tMI in a season, WJl· llamil still Is goil'lg str6na:. His [eats efe l4!&i->n . And he eonti11· ues to add to them . Possessiftg the hioghest cal'eer battlilg average in the le:ague, .348 be!ofe thil seuon, he leads the lf'lfUI! in hitting. Many thir.k :!~rt snt~;es t:ftfetSu=s t~i! oMy ot an'i •••·• ever Henotrtklory Alis •O~· er, 11 3-1 ~'fidr uM•f Stllte l@!!. Lillie '""'Y has PH<tted bil~tantlY mQSt or the summer. fairly ~ft'tr I'll! A lliTfl SALES .,.._. T9 Th'-e =- "" , Shot * Portable Radio * Lantern * Telephone WERNER ._RADIO Mr. and .Mn. R,ob"e"l't flaWk of Pomeroy moved tWts wed! In tho Baaban telephone ;,Npetlf. Chas, Circle MColnpinJ.ed his son Mflton and fatnOy to their hoine ln Colorado Sprftui.' . MA.KE . ~ ¢lneht6aU ipln~riteiali lfarren s 'h (!•"' of " [t pa n v-u, " 'V'au ee. $6 loi il\it ..u.Ji th• l!edlegs r.·.veo flyed down and pfayf!d dead QaJnlit thto M.:Tf!~. etneb\r("tl haa won: o'Diy twO o'f1-d 1imes With the Brivea aDd' SPalui baS been ereited witll four of thOae wlni. Ravenscraft Freeland Chetek Shoup ' of town lilUests at the wedding apd rec~tpUon were Mrs. MbJ' Stott ~ Sft(ri Grove; Mis;s 1!~ Wllr<; COI'ft · Gables, Fla.; Miss A. Case, Parkersburg; Mr. Hiram Richardson, Reichman, Guy GilMcDaniel and Jack ' $1795 1956 Chevrolit · · · · ·· 4-Door 210 -:- Blue and ivory: Raclldl' and heater. Extra nice. 'l'lr4Mllkecife•. Htate'i'. ,19$# Cfsmltt ........ $795_ 21-year-old New Or- . lxtra nlce1 green fin- M lo 'llchtln& mad" l riv1w"t~IOiciaflatr and planfl to vent ' CJitc/fED . •--··-- on Buao in the rlna:.may make me a better than I usually am," he tot to take It tlUt on why not Busso?" 6trAYS 1 FrJA TOWING 1 ~ ' .A · holde . lOW' WOTld fOO meter• to 1,&00 jl, ~ \ . 1;tJ~ F. ····· ···'1'· $6'J ~ _;;>··· '-- · v· ...,. . ' · l>iiinper; ~e lire. f'l!'!fllnf jl~·· !: ~-· ~,"'~~1': rIIICirl"'_,.ymM ,. ...,. ~ ---· -· · ~ , .. ·1954Chevrolet ...... ·· $995. 2 Ten. L,W.B .. - · 2 IP,eed axle, ~••• ' paint job; lie~vy ciu'ty' springs frame. sound motor. Cab and Inspected . . • . An October wedding to take place In tne.. Hapust cnurcn, 0 phne Ala is being planned by Miss Patnc~a Gayle Ether· id~e and Air~an Clarence William Ar.drews. . . Th bride who has been May queen of Daphne twtce, Js the daug~ter of' Mr. and Mrs. William Edwin Etheridge Sr. of Daphne, Ala. Airman Andr~ws who is stationed , at Barm Field, Foley, Ala., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence An· drews, Pomeroy. · Two Candidates Are Obligated . · · During Chester Grange Meehng Two candidates were obligated at the regular meeting of Che 8ter Grange Tuesday P.Vening wjt~ the Malter, David K4Jbientz, prestdlng, in the first and second degr~s. The third aru;'l fourth degrees w~ll be given at the last me_et_ing m Sept. 24. Election of oUtcers will be at the next meeting, Sept. 10 · One appea' for~ was acted up. on and Gr..orge Holter and Helen Parker were chosen to reprelient chester Grange as prh\ce and .. place. the Jedurer presented a program consisting of a song, "Dwel· ling in Eeulab Land" Roll callfavol'ite TV program; A poem, "County Fair", by Cleo Smltb; Roy Miller gave "Good Old Days'' and their was a question box and answers by the Grange. The song, ''Sweet and Low" coneluded the program. · • ., ,.. 'I' .' • ..... ~ '\ ., ' ~I rs . o r.s pf, ~an't here ... we Mr. •nd Mrs. Val E. Reynolds and dau&'ht.er. Rena Lynn, who have been living in Gallipolis, bave mov~d to Morgantown, W. Va., wh~re be will be alll'loeiated .-itll her father, Harry Hil'ks, own· er of the M()l'gantown Electrical Service Company . Mr. Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mr1. L. E. Reynolds, Middleport, b.u been an X·ray tM:hnician at Holzer Hoipital. Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rupe, Bradbury, f':ft. tertalned with a farewell famlly psrty at their out-door dining area for M'r. and Mrs. Reynolds and daughter. be beat! l.uaeb. Din- or Coffee Break Yislt Ull MARliN . RESTAURANT N. Znd Ave • Middle,-. - NEW 1958 MODELS ZENITH TV and RADIO$ DOUMONT MODELS ARRIVING SOON SEE' OUR Ff!i'f LINE OF AUT· OMATIC WASHERS. DRYERS, • ALLEN APPLIANCE . · !26 E. lllaln Sl. 1 DriH .... 22.95 IROOM RAKE r Twenty loe!«<J-in lin... Hardwood 1- DAYS SALE in the U. 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Brand WATCHES SilVER ' . 1h PRI~E ' HUN.UNG . SlUON ., ·-· Pomeroy. .' HUNTINq· SUPPLIJ!! GUNS '.::: AMMUNITWN' : • HUNTING Ltcvi~· • $59.7$ ''Where You.· C&nliJience lal1i11Ulf!d" .!!· Main St. ', 52 PIECE SEII'V!CE COLLINS JEWELRY - : ;~ Forewell Party Is Given For Reynolds Family TOMORROW .' ! . ,. •,:•.• an cl I '· ' \" • ....,0 I • d~:~ • l ¥ hlt-r Mr TASTY FOOD THRIFTY PRICES! Jolly Bunch Sewing Club Meeting Held Dr Randall A. Taylor of Point PleaSant, W. .Va., 18 attending the · annual Lrctum and Ktlrnecoming af The Palmer School of Chiro· J praetie tn Davenport, Iowa, · At the Chiropractic FountainHead he Is receiving information GtlrWilf and instructlon in the latest developments Jn the field of c'hirol!'attle.. The Palmer School ·,11 ~~e oriJinal sChool of Chiropractic and the largest of its kind ht the · world. Iarg~at alulu~l Chll'OIPractie Slmoa The Grange picn.ie was plan· ned for Sept. 22 at 1.2:1~ at Port· land Parll: . All me":\'bcrs are .in· · Ea'rl Diflrh gave remarks abol1t' vited to attend With. well filledh the t•xhibits at the fair and abo11t baskets. the grange booth whieh won first Mrs. Shirh•y Millll, president, wns in charge of a short business meeting when plans '!"ere made to help a needy family. The next meeting is to be on Thursd&y, Sept. 26, at the home of Mrs. Weber. Mrs. P . L. Mitch thanked tile The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club members for a gift box sent her met at the home. or Mrs. Kenneth' during a recent hospitalization. Those prese nt wel'e Nln . Noah Byer Thursday evening for a cookout in lheil' out-door recreation Haskins, Mrs. H. E. l'ueh, Mrs. area. 'Hamburgers, hot dogs, salad, Mitch, Mrs. Carl Mattox·, Mrs. Shiriced tea, coffee and doughnubi ley Mills, Mr.~ . George Hackett Sr., were enjoyed by the members. An Mrs. Will Haptnnstilll, Mr1. Doyle arrangement of roses from the Miller, Mrs. Orin Smith, .Mrs. Wil· garden of Mrs. James Weber was liam Reynoldl!l, Mrs. E. L. Hughes, used "on the buffet table at the Mrs . Weber itnd Mn. L•wrence Bycr home. Milhoan. P.oint Pleasant Chiroprdcter At Holflecoming, nt'I'I:Cltil"', St. LoUill Mo. " , 19~0 GMC .. -- ...: · .. --,$4-f ~·.,..;;. Flat iled, is• - r ·. ~OMIROY MOTO.R.· "Tim I ·•" 'f'llicint. .' ' "-'fllll~· ,New ~ paint, hea.. -.: at8(11"1 Udlo•, ._ ~ ~ OUAin'I .IIMill . ,·· . ',, . ,.,J.,, ~ Beautiful grey 2-Dr. Sedan "8" Heater, with a rebuilt motor . 6 )la4 . 0~a '&upe, Heater. Eilfa good tires. ·see tbls one before· yoU buy. Mifbtwellilht said he has an even better reaaon for winnlDJ: HI• an1er over court troubles iD. which he 11 trying to prove that iJ white rath~r than NelfG. ln~t· · ................... 1949 Fllrtl ........ · .. · )ln. Newlun, Ph•e Grove. and Harold Mack. s · 1h Friends may call at t he Raw- rT 1 · , tlng~OS.IA Funeral Homf' un til Mr~ . F.dna Whne a~t:i chil rl ren , Saturda'y mornlnlg when tht· body So. Charlelton Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mill be taken to the Sp1reJ hume 1 m~nd Wbite ~ Ft. Knox . Ky .. t SPf'nt Tuesday with Mr and Mrs. 1\ -\lv.11 Ritchie ant! fam ily. Harold Br:_addy ~:1d Curtis R~n· I dolph made a trip lo l'olumbu~ Monday. Mr. and Mn. Junior White who have be<:-n visiting relatives at Wooster an [' Warnw returned The Rf'v. Robert ~almer, pastor J "orne Friday. of the Middl epor~ Church of the Jimmy Harri!l of Svr~:~euse j,. Nazarene, has announeel"l that 1 vi8ilint hb erandparenl~. Mr. ano twenb-one young Pffl~le wer .. en· · HrR. J. ('. !feKay. rolled 'J'hur.".day evem~g at th.e lt Mr. and F.rftest DPt>ter of Nazarene caravan se n· ~ees wh1eh p ray &pent. th lif('('k. 1 'fl are hetd werkly. ome , e t'fl4 WI J Those enrolled are: lnd tatt t he IaUer .4 pa:r£< nt~. ~1r. and ~it's . Bravea, Wry Taylor, R-onnie Grorge Roberti. . . Cheadle, Cecil Ragger, Gera1d Iiol· l{rs. Art . .M<.rarlty &nd lfn. tan, Billy Joe Moodia~taugh ; Lldda Helen H'arr~ ol_ Syr.ttiUic plan - ~ Mood!s"augh , Sandra Sue Clon~ll. nett a SUI'p1'tte b1rtm!ay for their Linda Taylor, Joan ftathbutn, motll~ Mh. J. C. ~cX.ny at f_ht' Mary Walburn, Judith Moore. home of Hu Ht:rri.S Smh!ay. Mr :Pathfinden: C'nnnie Cbea~e . l and Mrs. Rarity CSTmon. Mr Janet Hollan Betty Palmer Trail· and Mrs. Harley Burdette of Ad· blazers: Pete' Walbutn, Ge~ ste- dison, Art Morarity and family ot phenson, Tony Klonch, George Pom~roy, J . C. McKav and Walter Haddox Ellis Klonch DonaJd and Harr1s and .Oft! were present John Sk.phcruon, James ,HtlUan . Mr. and M~•·. fb.lpl Ball~rd, J .tOn Melllin attel'lded the MorriJnn I state~ lleynoldo, Lebanon. Sundoy wtlll .... ..a BASHAN eld Sunday 21 Are Enrolled During Nazarene Caravan Service The Senior Choir or the First Baptist Church had a potluck party ..at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Diles, Wednesday eve· ning after a mid·week Prayer service at the, church. Games were directed by Mrs. J . Q. Ri·c e .and Mrs. Beulah White and· sattd:wi ches, potato ehips , olives, :candle_. ancl eoffee. were served buffet style . Women ()of the ~liolr assisted Mrs. Diles. Members and guests were Rev . and Mrs. c. E." Hoyt, Mrs, Cecil Bra'dbuJ,'~, organi4t, Mrs. ClaTence Lacey. direclor; Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Ullian MoGh'e e,. Mrs. Homtf' HY· sell, MrS. Pearl Hoffman~ .Jean Smart, Jacqueline Rice, Mrs. Fran ces :Bearhs, Mrs. Shirley Mills, Mrs. Beulah White, George Sid· daU, Mrs. Frank Oheescbrew and Mrs. William Miller, Huntington. The blessing for the supper was :;:iven by George Siddall. student minister. Chlroprator's' trom all tf50 Cl"Jdfet . · . ·.. ·· $195 Second· Buaao l,n • na· tO-round bout t~ tll his areater speed Boaer winti<H Of 111-t hi tn• 111118 19stForil. · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · AI '-autil!tl aDr. Hard'·T·p Rambler Ralpb Oupu ~1\~ · Willi hdicr, helltelo 111d<~ve. Here It 111!e' !l'ral will Ifill' 1M tftl economy. ' to beat bliblf- lliiolil* mileage by and out. 1911 ..., .... :.. .... . $345 Favored OVer Bus!!O In TV Bout Tonite SERVICE Hard Top c'onpe .u_Hea.er, lladio. Real Buy. Mn. Gardner , Mt. md llln. A. It Baller IIDODI I and reared that First Baptist Senior Choir Holds Potluck . . ~PhoneJI.M local owuer, ShatJ! msldo! UP - ' SALES ond SERVICE .19M Pry............ $895 .. ,, Metropolitan 4 Snqy 4 boor Sedan. i.o" ' Yellow Jacket Bealltlful Delray co;,pe, Heater ~ GrHII Finish\ . . Shell Lake to,· 19S5 Ct.mefif · · · · · · $1395 owner Moton,. Hat Jeffcoat (f.t2) hurJ}n• 8'' 2-dr. Local otJe-car o'*ner,\Realiy clean -lladio and heater. Ford-o·mdtlc - 2 tc1no blue'. . 24 HOUR mv 1 U firriea Wltfi his llrie--lt~ntng eltWit sm,Bhet: TonJrht lt will .be knu.;~eba11er ' CLOTHING Ba~r. ' . ...-~ _ . -':.- 1956Fori ". " " ..... BACK TO SCHOOL C11h u-""a·. s· ' • John tf&ADQUARTERS N. SeeOJUI A•e. lew ~~~ won a "- SCOTT:JTW , oR '•·TER IIi nine' Ia outfielder Bob Thurman teams' battle for the National who wa1 shipped to Seattle only Lel!!!lue forth spot. The RedleP a month ago but recalled when are laM! games behind the Braves GUS B_pll was sidelined for the re· and the Phtls 1414 ~ut. malnder of the seaaon with a brok· en ankle. HoWever, lt's a precarious. situPodbielan, however, will be no &;~~f,,itCintlnnatl fin,da itaelt in. outrla:ht ' new face to many of the ~: lost to ¥;~i;,le;:~:~-; Cincinnati fans. 1'he Redlets oria:· . ~, lnally acquired him from Br~ok· lyn in 1e2 but sf!nt ·Wn;l to the minor• in 19riiJ. Podblelan had an 8-4 record with Seattle this !Ieason, including four shutouta in his last six starts. Kennedy had a 1.14 earned run average for Seattle this year, .while winning 9 of .11 games. He appeared in 4'1 contests and pitched a ttltal tlf 79 innings for the PCL club. Thurman rejoined the team In ·Philadelphia Tuesday nltJht and ha11 already made himself felt. The aaein& outfieldec smashed a three-run homer to lead the Reds to a 11·2 win over the Phil.!. Thurman wa1 sent to Seattle ·when hi1 ba~ting dropped off to a ·trickle, Earlier this seaaon. be ' starred In pinch htttina: rolea and YOUR FOR ml~take U:y Middleport; chard Stewart, Alva Grover. i r~·U Mh111 Barbara l!:rwln of Calli· polis visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mr~. 1\-falcolm Mees and Mrs. .Mbert Mees. Mia11 Janice Valentine returned to her home, Parkersburg, W. Va ., Ti.le8da'y after a vi!lt with Mr. and Ml1. Eldon Krsueter and daught-en. Sfte wa~ accompanied home by Mrs. Kra~uter and daughters, who visited' r.fr. .and Mrs. Dale Valentine. Mts . Dever Biggerstaff and rhil· dren, Vicky and Randy left this morning for their home Lakeland, Fla., after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Smlth. They win be met Ill Greensboro, N. C. by Mr. Biggerstaff, who will ac· company them home. Mrs. Dey Hysell returned home Thursday af ter a three weeks viait at Winter Park, Tampa, Fairmtlnt, St. PPtersburg and Clearwater, tla. Mt. aad Mrs. R. C. Gilmore re· turned home after a visit with thefr daugMer and son·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bobb and family of Columbus. They were aci!Ompanied hoqle by their grandBoris, Greg and Davjd, who will remain oVer tl!e week end. Cincinnati ha~ • one-a:ame lead Also returned to the Queen City over Philadelphia in the two SMITH CLOTHING • " . IflClftt>t.aft . 'OM .~o.;t;~.er ·· " lUI two Outin~"· CINCINNATI UP - Two new tu~ Ail.Stds . Ma1 be' ~~~tf-d , faces and 8notherr jllayet jullt re-to use Jim Bowle~_J~e qncinnatl called from- the minor realuea wm Hed~s ~~ DWoy~ - w~O Sh\Jt appear. in the Clneinnatllln.eup to~, 1 t' night M\o t~ey takli tlnr fleld t --~ t , .. t OU' ,..,.... Wd " h as againSt th'e .i.ilce • .e(tf'ng MtlWaU· ;y, tl<lwle• piobablv wlll go " &i ltll oUtnefdei -Mien ~ot ' !P(tch· kee Brave•. 1t Tile new Dilfert, .bot~ pltc~ra, n ,J1eftdlnt !!(Y'me' last minut~ .1d· are Bill Kennedy,• 1 38-year-oJd redtt!6Ds by l'liltnrtger Sfdbalt, th(' Jief artist and Bud PO<\bl::elan, a 33All.Sttr linetip wfll lncJu'dt' th-6lie year-old former Brotlkl!'n and Cin· o1her ptayeri: · cinnati hurler. Btlth were pur· lRfielden-Hafvej' Vart · Vran- ehased from Seattle of the Pacific ken, Getle Mitth, Jimmy Jo 'f.iem- Cout J ~aguE:. "'s ~ ci . .R' rasf Rusty Wam.tley, Pt. rleuant; JOihn Thomas an4 Jlrvlt of_ Gallipolls; Dave "flindjf and Itank Clat· Wtlrt,.y of Middtfport; Ol~k Tuylot of Racine. Outfielder~ Bob,by N'cUson, Mit'ld'Jeporf: Aarart Wu1te and "!:d· d'le Stobut, Racirle; Emil Ttlom· as of Gallipolis. Catcherti- Woody Call, Middle· p·ort, Geolg'e Neaselro:.d, Pomeroy 1 and Btll M~Niekles, RRcinl!!, Hartford will have the ex-{>l'o' Htar Luther Tucker at catcher; idflelders Willis Dudding, S.uek 'I_'enhant. Gerald Clark, ]Job Oliver Russell RoO'sh; ootftelders flub Stivers, Joe Bradley, Rad Tucker and G. ft.o\llb . Four full time' tlierJ batted over .300' during CM season It'd by Gerald Clari:, brother of the Chatle•ton Senator•' Mel Clark \flbh .39'0. : So""ta..tl!ii.Oii$te·r'* O'h.IO'S BO •tfit...l G .,..E.NT ER' T'WO M(Jr{' p•l) ChCfS.A,0000 _f ..i ~._if still har a chance to 1\lt .400 this season 1ft' his ra« wlth ytlung Mickey Malt tie of the New York Yankel11. But Ted doeso not. "It the la1t mon th is hot", i mi<(tht be able to do it," Ted !laid. "But If It's cold , 1 don't Nl'ink" 1 L"an. I've been aching lattly- not just my logs, but all over. When a game is three hours long, I reel it ." •ley, Pomet""'·, Hiftdu Henderum , he P~ono 6045..1 ' Prior to their_2-1 conquest of Ihe Open lliellln•s unUI t pJaJ Pomeroy Tigers, cbampioni; of the leaJUe. In the plctur.. are left to right first row Jim AI Traflk Utbl ., Wickline, l!acine; Duane Wolfe, Racmh. :'~e Fio.\d~ •. ind~; ~~o~S~m~l:th~,~1nd:~ia~ns~; land, Racine; Sutch Atl!lll, Syracuse;Willie G•lnthet · ~Jo~h~n~·~C~Ie:·;!~~~ln~~~~~;::;~~ 1 Syra• cuse; and Jim Qualls, Indians. . , , · Se d R B' h Ra · T Knid•• 1 di ~ . con row, oger rrc • cme;, .erry . .,..., n .. •no: BtU WUSOJi, lndilms; jfoward Patk«r, Syt~; Saill FlaJ!JI. w Hv'lil II _ gan, Syracuse; Wilson Wolle, llae!~e; Boll W!ltellr'efhltit, Syra. •• cuse; alld ltoget Stewarf, Syracus~. mi PmiY LBAdt!E AU. S'i'Mill lite p1et !ited aboVe hll!l bfqrf hit He f•om SOCIETY ;..,., ... ~~ 1!11 ~antte. name POMEROY IN'""""' rid W . "'*!· td Ito'.... ti ~d :llfllitfllt~ !til ~ lh M jllfllf · - ll'~"Y ,Plat<>/1 h1 s AUeD's bride Is Lhe former Dor· een Mortimore, a nurse he met while working as 11 ntdiologi st. They were married Thursday by the Rev. B. H. St>ekett, whose wife said he wa1 "st\lnned" when be learned Jf Allen's background after the ceremony. . k il LOll ~hangf'd Joyce to Roi:Jert in HM4 when he produced medical evidence to prove he was li.llted as a glrl at ...- w• " Allen wli8 brought tip 11 a a:irl and married 1 coal dealer In 1938. LHIIIIIIiii ......... New B.... """' ..... Mr. and Mrt. J.. ~~11 Mr 1nd Mra. Echrard Heunao 01 IY Mr•. A. H. l•lt•y Pomeroy caJled em Mr. and Mk Funeral wervit"ts tur W ll n1 !alr and loin. Milton Circle and Charle• Spe~teer Friday. 'th K . .. ' •" 1, l lh ildrt n or l'olorudo Spdf'lgll. W I II ~~"" •· 1 C010., Spell t a 1CW d <t )'.II WI'th h l'f · Mrs. JJi ld 11 Whit e iB ' v.. '-'ltin•., • "' ey, J'l~r are IO<" 111'111 ' s un d iiY at I wo • <' ,. II h:• rt ~ ~ -~ f h , .1r<' Ic dau<>hltr and 101\o-I O· Iaw II r . --• at er an.,·' db ro lht'r, (' har. IeJ1... · •t rr ,.,r.,. u dence o( h.LJ d•u... 111:'11 • K lth lh R and Mr ;m Mn. JOt- lire e . Mn. Penn o1 Hillsboro. · 'p\ Dll )"'lieF , w e, j ." n . E rmn I Sc heek engo~t Anh.... r~. AI hen.'li t- uff or l,;;;;;.;o;;;..,;o;;;;;;;..,.OOi;;;:;.,...;;;;.::'r. 0 Lt>aci-J 1 ParfterJ!IJurt tpent th e w~kend clati~;. · ' · · th K with Mr and Mrs. Orvy Gamar. B · 1 'II be 10 una Wl e yger llr. afld Hn. Frank Sm ith and !emetery and pall bearer M ~r? ehildren, POrtland 'fM'nt Salur· Job11 F.:lo·anJ. Cf'orge Lem ley .• Rt- day with the tr son -:n-law ar:a The la1t •b~ he wu the brJde. llanf'0111 __ J N:- Odlor . - - · llr. UICI!In. ILReynoldo, ! . Jtereoldl and M'n. Maraarft Mr. and W WARINGTON, England UP Robert Allen honf'ymoooed for the second tlm~ lodly . This time a1 a bridegroom. ~~~~~- Hearing Aid .Hat We SeleGt Only Tll.,v..,rv best in Used .,.t . 7Z At hey Foneral Etheridge-Andrews Nuptials ! To Be txch1ar1QE!d nOctober Rites ..ill Be Start!! Setond Mary Jane Scott Becomes Bride · Honeymoon As Of Roscoe Wise On August 18th Groom Not Br1'de inning. With une out , Ford walked Gomez 14·10 vs Orysdal~ 13-7 Sherm Lollar and Wall Dropo wu Pitl!t"burgh at Phlladetphia tit f/tlliitlttilt _......, tliM in , safe when Tony Kubek bobbled night-Law 10·7 vs Sanfotd 16-6 le~ ...... . his grounder. But Ford retired Milwa ukee at Cincinna·u nigh:t both Bu~b a Phillips and Donovan -Spa-hn 16-8 vs JeUcoat 9-12 OT on grounders to end th(' threat. Podbielan 0-0 VIf!lttl>l 'iiiHI ; lift• itoliilll • From here out, the schedule fa. Saturday'• G1rnei rM~tifl.• IIIIWOt tliii ·m vors the Y:~nkees, too They play Milwaukt! e at Cincm nati, night cl.... jlfo $811ft lllrii aiid 18 or their remai111ng games at New York at Brooklyn moo! ~-4 O'ldw hOlds In home, only nine on th~ rood . The PittsburgPI at Philadelphia White Sox play only eight at j St. Louis at Chicago · litl+'• tftel1 !Iondo fall Baseball Results ' --~ 114: ; OVA A11.stmT T-•l ' l.. ~ ~ · ~ g"' o .. ita ; 52 !1(! 63 Pitt<burgh . . . 48 , _,... 211 i •llo,,ed just one h1t Dick Dono1hurlday's lll!••ultl van pitched all the way for the No games .-.cheduled Sox to lose fl tou gh one , glvmg up Frhlay'1 ProbAfe 'ltc:hlo" hits. St. Louis at ChitagO-Jones Sux muffed their b1g chance ' lo-8 vs Drabowsky IH2 to win in the last hair of the lOt.. New York at Brooklyn nipthi:--- ttler no longer aTe •~ccepting any bet8 on the "Yankees in the Anfer. ican League pennant cha~ . As far as tht;:y'rr concerned, the flag chase all but ended when "old pro" Country Slaughter for. got his 41 yeats and stammed an J lth--in.ninK home run Thursday to homc..Land 20 on the road. giYt the Yanlrees a dramatit' 2-J lndi•n• TrGunu Orloll'l vicleory at Chieago. [n the only otht'r majnr leatue games Thursday, the Clev eland The otldiimakers say today th ey Indian.<~ slammed four home runs wrl 1 now at~~pl only bets ...inst to trou n('e. lhc paltimorc Orioles, f!H' Yo :~ kl'h . not on th t>m. They'll 13-4, and Tom IJtltwer of the BosJive> yo u 8·1 odds If you still likt! ton Rl'd Sox gained his 15th viethe Whitt• ~x. The 8ame ~oes for tory of the year, tl I, over the /he Brav es \' .> anyone else in the Oetroil Tigers. Jlilll.tlonal LeaiZue . Jim ll cgan Rol'ky Colavito, AI MorMY Pl•y•rs Old It Smith, and Vic Wertz hit homers The h~rd-MU1r:n "money" play . for t11c India ns, who star ted with ~rs took the IHf 1ame for thl• sJx rung in the rirst inning and 1'ankeea, ju1t ae they hove . so lhrt!e in lhe second ~o gain re· llany times iTI thtl! past . The fust venge for the1r thumping by the tankee run was a left·field home Orioles a dAy earlier . :1fike OBT'tun in the fh{td ifmfnlt by ex-Mil· cia 9cattered nine hlL'i in bree~o tine hero Ra'nk Bauer. Earl Tor- in& to his eighth win. felon's .111crifice fly in the same Brewer afl,1wed the Tigen only frai1f d#IJVe in a Sb'i rlln that six hltil. Fr~lllk Malzone drove in tlied the seote but, at la$t, Slaug- three of the Sox runs and Ted fer'.ll ~ hitO tfl'f l right riehJ Williams dr,.w fuur walks. Wilseats in the ltth was the winner. liams groumled out in his other atTom Stunfh•ant ~1:4!~ed 1he fir st bat and dropped one point of his stx inninp for the Yankees, but batting lead over Mickey Mantle Wbit.er .Ford a:ot tbe win with fi ve of the Yankees. Williams W.iS at brilliant relief innings in which he .379 and Mantle at .373 arter tw() hits against Chicago. IATTERIES I PONY LEAGUE ALL STAR AGGREGATION 's Win Sews Up American The I:O·iO White Sox are almost lOne and the all-cotlquertug Nt!w York Yankees now arf! 8-5 faV(Jrit,ea to bleat Milwaukee in the World Setlt!S". With the Yankees a whopping 8 ~ games abead and only 2'7 lett to play after thetr stunning throe· a:ame sweep of the Sox, oddsmaken "offici.J.lly" announced today ~ • ( H.' & R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE lfl Cinter cifTQWn • • • ' • , I> �., . " ~: . I J • DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Aug. 90, 1957-7 p Ohio State Fair (C.nHI\Ued From Pe1e One) nesday topped the aame day last year Jv'Jin1 lit'tch Today Juda:lni concludes hxhy WJth the Jm1Ior sheep bloc!l:tnl an ~' trimming cc.ntest New esr ra{'l'!> are scheduled for ~he grandstand track and the horse show eud.s ton ight with the flve-gatted a11d three--:aited chnmplond•1p stakC's Annette Sue won the Sll,tJOO Governor's Cup Trot Thurst.ay and 52nd S~t won tht• co-ft- a \ured $12,000 Buckey!? Stale Par~ lor 2-year-ol::is FOr Annette Sue Jt was the second vtctory of the Slnte Fair meeting Last Saturday s he eap tured the 3-year-old rllly stakes 'l"he barr. runnmg hll} ts owned by DOriey Greeno Robert Seasbrook drove ~nd Street to the Victory for owner Dr Bruce .A. Mayer, Spnngf1eid 52nd Street won h1S f•rst heal by about five lengths and came back to take the sct-ond by thret' Aonette Sue had heat s of 2.07 4 5 and 2 en . Glothlin and Mrs Phil Batey Waitress wantcU 21 or over Ex and Village of Middleport to-wit> J Ni: of HA VE.N, W, 1! o. Games were played durmg t.he penenced Appl) m person at Situ(lted in the Village of Mid· evemng WJth several winning Home Restaurant 8-27 3tc dleport, Couflty of Mei~s and State PICNIC FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULT.~ of Ohw and m One Hundrea Acre The Amenun Leg1on Auxt1lary prtzes The gJftll v. ere placed around Subshtutc mntor rnutt! Lot No 1~7 . being a lot Forty-fJYe recently he!d thctr annual Wten1-r a shower tree and the color Contact C::~rl Sta lder feet more or l~"as on Grant Street Roa11t at Baileys Lake. Those attendmg were Mrs Sybil sc~eme of green and white was In satd Vtllage aM running back Smith, Mrs H C Roney, Mrs carr1ed out Flowers were arung( 18l Employment at tha't w1dth lo the alley, said Jot ed around the base of the tree. PtfONE 398 lymg between the Conner and t.e Fred Rnush, Mrs Emmett Roush, Mtss Powell received many Wanted Mra Nelson Roush, Mrs. Grant lovely g1fts .md refreshments were Martm lots on sa1d street RATES Roush and Mn. Foster Weavef WuLt..od - PAPER H ,l'oGJI\G - ' 25 served to the guesta. The guests That the Defendant, NeHLe- Pearl Announument ye;tts e:or1-ertenre Free e' ' 2 ceatll pt!t' •ord, OUt! ln. .... rtlon Mmhr.am c har~:e 50c --t ;enu lisl included approximately furty, EvangehstLc Servtces wiH begm per wur(! Jor llhree consecutJVt' rnseruoru. mates L V Re1sln,r'r Raclr ' Rucker, ts the owner of an und1C•nast• Special - One month for 25 cents per word. Box l2i Ohto. NI-H vided one-fourth mterest Ln sail Sunday at · he Hartford Umted real estate; th.at Joseph Rucker Ul Brethern Church sponsored by the Mrs How11rd Wagenhoh enter Fltll rate of 2 cents per woad will b(! ch.urgcd for ad.,f"rtlsmgl.r entitled to dower m the mterest of New Haven Church. with Edgar tained members of the Canasta Dot paid for ~fore the l~1n of each month following in-.erUon Efre.rll In Advertls.lng-S':lould be reported tmml•t! lalely Th~ sa1d Nellie Pearl Rucker and , 1 Layne as cbal ..man. Mr John Hoff- Club at her home on Thurtday D.tl:r ~nhnel "''II not be respontuiJLe for mo•c th.an one lncor That Clyde Mlllhone, as Trea.s-~ man will dtreet the smgmg, while ev~;>nmg Mrs Mark Ward wor the ftri t:uertwn urer of Meigs County, Ohto, haS' a Rev K J Scott and Bernard LPIV pnze for htgh score. while Mr1. Card of Thanh and Sf)e~ir.l Notice• of Event!! $100. Obttuartt.t hen agalnat 1a1d real estate for the ing Jr will conduct the services Bob Johnston won the cnnsolatlon published at 1 cent per word --,-taxes and, Everyone 1-:; tnvlted to attend pr1zc Other member" attending 77'7'i::'i::7::::------:·i"'· .. -~, "Ifcar, }OU arc over 50 nc;~t tfave a That James A Singer Is the only these spectal serv1ces were Nancy Scally, Mrs Paul Hen-, 1 ) Not tees and are tnterestert tn a Trailers good solid sales po111t1on in the hetr at law tnd next of kin of said Mothert Club der.son, Mrs E L Stem, Mrs Cecil l, Pomeroy area, Wrtte Box 5247 , Ward, a resident of the State of The f'Tew H01ven Mother's Club Sayre, Mrs Jack FrY, Mrs Keith No imntmg day or DIJ.(ht on m y ColumiJus. OhiO" 8-29-3tc Ohio, and that there are no other recently held thetr August Meet- Arnold, Mrs George Ingles, Mrs. far:m Mtnnt~;> Holtnan Rae111e persons who have an mterest m mg .. t the Alex QuUiian Clubhouse P J Wolpert, and guerst Mrs Ohm 8 24-6lc Save $100 (o $JU011 said real estate, and, with Mrs Dt'lton Sayre and Mrs Lawrence Pai"SS11:'1 Orw, Twu ~nd Tltrt•c Bedrooms No hunlmg fl'i) or 111~ ht on m y Ralph Fmk as hostesses · Personal• lar-'!c t~toc k must ~.:o Hnng your farm Che~ter Spencer Rl No Tbat it is nccdsary to sell said 1'hc group voted to"" present a Donald Fmbleton, is Vtstting destres a111l )our p1oblems Far real estate to pay debts of the play with the members achng as 'tii fa!her, Harold Embleton and 3, Pnm_c~~~· ~ . _ _ ~ 211 3tn w~'re Jh•:.~im~ on the H'rY 1GwWard and to pny for her support. characters, for patients of Lakin stster Joan m Akron, Ohto movc Ln tim\01 1 ow Try us Hire! H.. cklu•mn for The prayer of the PeLltu:in ia for State Hospital, whtch will be giYen Nan Watson, and Ellen Hutchin· est pos<;iltie lr rms 1 "'By the Slrmrr-1nite r~ugg•ge - Lane Cedar I the .sale of the enhre mterest in m September .900 Of Phtlo, Oht() were Sunday Hovr (:h(llts - LA U Window Fanse TEN WIDTHS said real estate- pui.!iuant to the The memhers also approved a and Monday guests of Judy Arnold Frigidaire Refrigerators e HUGE SELECTION provmons contamed in Section check of one hundred and twenty-~ Mr and Mrs l<'loyd Carmack Many rcrondiltoncd u:-.rd one . .br Furnltur•, Middleport, Ohio 2127 08 of the Ohio Rcvtsed Code, f1vo dollars for the New Haven arc vacat10mng ~ Endicott, N Y Contrect" and two hf'drnnm tr~ile1s 4 29 tr and for such other rehef as may P.T A Thts money wtll be used On the1r return Mrs Carmach's F'REE DELIVI-~H\' QUICK' ·- -eGradlnl• Dltch Diutog be prope-r. to purchase new readers for the molhet-, Mrs Steele w1ll return Loyal Order nf the MnnRe 111 spon 0p(•n 7 D,I)'S o\ Wcf'k VIRGIL WAMSLEY grade school With them sortnH a Ham Shoot Sunday, The persons Clrst above meneTruck Loading Equipment Sept 1 111 the Uoy F'rr-cker farm Mn John Wtseman of the Pt John Dyer of CharlcstOJ•, W Va Waverly Mabile • Back-Hoe Scrvtce tioned will fur~ her take notice that Pleasant Club asked Lhe New Havvtstted hu m()ther Mrs. H. L bycr on Hasha n Road 1 'Lrl dark Truck Service • Dump they nave iJeen made parttes deHome Soles a 28 :Jrc en Club to C:omplle a list of the over the w~ekend Phone Cheshire 7-a7f fendant to !aid Petition and that US 23 South known Polio vtchms m th1s area ¥r and Mrs J L Stewart were WAVERLY OHIO ~--:;-;;;:;.~;:-~;c=;:~-7:-?::"~;;:=:,.l' they w•ll be require to answer the and send to her. busmess v s1tors m Parkersburg TERMITES IXTERMlNAT.D same on or before tht> 21st day of ~~I l.nst & Found The eluh vo-ted to hold a Wiener 1 on Monday. For free m 11pectton ph ...rne 383-M, September, 195'1 roast 10 the New Haven Park with Mr. and Mrs Wyatt Chadwell (FOR SALE) LOST Small hlonrte male Pcktn Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy Paul S. Smart, Guard1an husbands and children as .:uests have moved to .Chester, 0. to make ~·M" Re t.. _uranl~ (lr Slhools Nt!v, ese Ant~wcr.!:i to name of (,cnrgc All work guaranteed. Fully m. Mrs. Eugene J!esson, Mrs Ralph thetr home St.unl1·~~ ltdri,I.(N,Lior 32 ru Fmdcr call 123 or cont111l Lucy surod Vaughan 's IndWitrial and Florence Lucy Stevens, Fmk anct Mt·s. James Cunmngham Mr. and Mrs 0 J Bostic moved rt , 2 door cnmpirl('. w1 lh unJI Amsbary 8 30 31(' ReSJ Ac1.tlal Termite Contrul Serwere appointed to make plans for into their new home on 7tb Street w~s $!1.'50 fl[) now $fl50 011 c;uar ran Incompetenl, vice, St Marys, W. Va. '1 Z5 U the wiener roast The former Chadwell property liiiiCPd .Ji\( K'S HJo~i''IUGF.RA Those attendmg mcludc those Mr and Mrs W1llard Arrru~trong PlamhU TJON , NI:W IIAVI~N TU -2.1537 Custom Built Klreh~cK~ot~o~h-eo-, above ~:tnd ~rs 0 J Bostu'!, Mrs lind children of Pennesburg, Via. _f8~~t.J Sole~\ 8 Hl 25tp d~Sijifncd Cor your home Fre~ w.~bster and Fultz Jack ne~her, Mrs Joe Bradley, have purchased the Milton StepJ.Dl.\~ Pontiac $1,1595 VB 2 doo~ bUmates. Foreman & AhbotL Mn Bob Muncy and Mrs Donald hen property. Sedan, Jlyl:ramntiC rl!'tvl' , H &) 15ft fo ·u'l g .. 1s:-. hoal (oo;l $1970 Phone 6284-Y. 8·6-tf Attornen for Plaintiff nev and. Mrs R H Ball or Duncan 1\f One careful ownm I ovJ F u ll\ Cl]lllllP<'d wtlh Mark 51 LIOt~S Huntmgton, vt. Va VISited re(1/1 2, 9, 16, 23. 30, (Pi 8, 6to mJleage A "cream puff" Blal•f. f',lecll'lc nwto1 flhli m.tslcr RADIO A nn..&VlSION Sl!;ft.VlCE, The New Haven L10ns met Tues- latlves here recently tnars. Pon.eroy 8 2G uk:.,. Phont !)(), Cleland Appllanca er.1fl tr:til(•t Nov. $1620 Mtners ,_ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Love and day at the Legion Hall wtth John VIlli' Sf'! VII e Sl,llHJn Phrme 228 Store, l.ul W. .14aln St., Pom"ror LEGAL NOTIC;E Wolfe prestdtng fami1y of Huntington, W Va. have 19M Ford $89~ 2 door Sedan ~ Auth011zed Mercury dealer :1-2311 George Stuckey. whose last Jt was announced the Dil!trlct moved Into the Cunnmgham aOTLgmlll blac-k flntsh ltkc new fi 29-:Jlp known place of resh1enc.e was RoConference will be held m partment Blaettnars. Pomeroy 8 20 61t QUICK SF..RVJC.:E t"n WateJt &.. well, Arkanus, and who~e present Moundsville, w Va on September Sunday d~nner giUeSt of Mtss Good ~o~"~.,-,-::c~..-c~n~,.-,.-y-,-.,,~,-.~ , ,-,,-Y pairing by Factor, TralMd 19M Mercury. $1,495 2 door place of residence is unknown and 14. Goldye Hart wa_., Mrs. Orpha. ORcow $125 V•ct or S\\'1LHI Racme watchmaker, COU.IN8 JEW$''liard Top" Coupe, Power cannot, by reasonable diligence, be Tom Hoffman announced that ILnger LERS. Pur1ero;r 1-3-U 0 8-29-3\p Steering Mcrcomattc dnve. Uke ascertained; Mary Duke, whose the Red Cross had contacted him MJss Go!dye Hart has 1re.ceivcd •-'-·ri)~R:-:S:-A:-1-.E . --A-nplt!~-·N;w-JI;. new In every detBil. Blaellnars. WANTED: Meigs Cqunly McNesa last known place of rcgldence Wall and il!lked t~e tlub to again spon- word that her brother Lem S PomerO}'. 8·29-6tc Dealer Make good money, be 14810 Cicero Avenue, Tlr.ley Park, sor the Blo1.1d Mobtle The group H~:~rl of Burbouumlle, 111 reeovervrn Ot chard, New H11vcn Phone your own boss, sell th1s up to- ll:!flOIS, and whose present place of voted to sponsor the Umt when 1t mg after bemg seriOusly 111. 7·20~~ TU 24688 1956 8Uiek VB $2,4115 4 door date line of scaled Med1cmcs, re&ldence ts unknown and cannot makes 1ts \'lj;ll to New Haven Mr and Mrs J L Stewart VISitSpecial "!lard Top' Sedan Less 11RAVELY 'ldACTOR SALES a'".d Those attending the dinner ed Mr and Mrs Wally Stewart of V1tnmms, Food Products, Brush- be reasonable diligence be ucer· than 12000 mtle!!. Oyn ,1flow Service. H A. F111.Jaw, 1512: 2.. es, J\roomb m your sdected lo- tained V10let Bryan, whose last meeUn,q Included those above and Russell, Ky, the later part of this drive, R & 11 AlmoKt like the ftlnln St, Pomeroy, 7 24 :!.'7\:0 eahty Use your car snd our known place of residence was Pa- Charles Lester Ch-arles Jewell week day il was sold Uhcttnar~. capttal Applicants being accept· duca, Kentucky, and whose pre- Mark ward, Ntck Phelps, L'-rry Donald Brown of Haven Hetghts J'o.meroy 8-29-6Lr ed now Wnte or call Gil Snair, ient place of residence l8 unknown King and Bob Johnston attended 111 chcmtsl convention at PEACHES (White) 132 Elm St, Lancaster Phone and cannot, by reasonable d1h· SewlnJ Club South Bend, lnd, for sevenl days We nrc pk kmg Elberta peaches 1913 Chevrolet& a11 luw .1s $795 OL 3 4037 B 28 3tp Jence be a~ertalne,d; Mae Pric~, Mrs R L Ruttencutter recently Drtng contnmer Wt•hster Fruit t!.h'!'ce ()( two fine "2l0" 2 F.1rm 5 m1 east of Cheslor, wbose last known place of res1- entertained the members of the doorR and one like new Hclnm• o Te lephone YU-53:&91 Ch!•stcr CONCRETE BLOCKS dence was A14 Wayside Drwe, Bend Sewmg Club at her home ' • Gl~ 2 door. Blaettnars, PomJ•ru~· Slluth Charleston, West Vtrgtm.a, Tbe social ~athermg was held on Mr and Mrs Curtts Young 8 20 tf 8·29-6h;. ..lulld letftr hr L••" and whote present place of re1i· were supper guests of Mr and the lawn 1.1f t h c Ruttcncutter 1952 Ponltac 149~ 2 door Sedan r~~~ large, Plnk _M_o-x \~-._ns, GRUESEB BLOCK CO. :::S~n!~~~n: j~~~n:e c::e~~~a~ borne Those attending were Mrs. M~u:r~~c~~~h !~on~~:io~ves~~~t Hydramat.Jc drive. Orl;,:ln'BI hghl nfnn adn Seconrl Eou~o East ~.;;;~I~M~I~Io~o~N~•;rtl~o~oi~P~oo~-~....,~~ ed; Leo Knowles, whose place of A B Woodrum, Mrs. N 0 Weln, MoRday night with Mr and Mrs sreen flnl.11h . Dlncttnars Pome rom ~chrlOl house Wn. 11 - ...r reaidence il unknown and cannat. Mrs. Don S!lllth, Mrs Hugo Juh- Calvtn Blessmg roy. 8-2!}.6tc Holmf'~. Syractu.:c, Ohw -- - - - - __ __,- - - , • • · by reaaonable dJlio:rence be ascer- ling, Mrs R F Bryont. MN! J L. Okey Roush and Mrs. Cecil Bles• .. Stewart and Mn LJiab Zirkle and 8·13·If d I -~ C talned: and the u n k now n sing called nn Denms Roush and =:--:---7-·- - · - - - - -- - - --boo C eu UHU lh ,; heir, deviaeC8, legatees, ali- dau~hters Charlie Brown Monday evemng. 10-For Sale or Rent All Makes and Modell mlnlstratora, executon and aasigns Swlmm•n Mr. Roush and Mr Brown are Ill. .. - ' " of Leo Knowlc11, lf he be deceated, Mrs. Mary Jane Tennant, swtm· Mn. Esta Blessing of M"on I. lltv.Wl-1.1108 80115 06.- 2• Goon BUSINI<:ss Grocery store AUTO SALES whose namea and place• of resi- .,alnJ iostru~tor announted that spent a few days wtth Mr and \our "frec"ll:er Senlu, anrl Equiomcnt Good sl7.ed lot.l••••-,-••0:0•""••1 denee ta unknown; the un· fourteen beginners successfully Mrs Ross Winebrenner Phone 8221 NI;Jlt Phone L(•f"ntcd In Rutland Village known heirs ~r Walter Lott- passed tests and are qualified M.rs Don 0 Aten is seriously '103P·X. DODGE A PLYIIOIJTII Ven rt!nsonably prtced Poor ridge, deceaaed, whose names and awlmml'lrs After a three week U1 and Ism the hospital. u health renson for r('tirrment. .q'IUCTUA.AL I IIAIM placea of r e sl den c e are course. Mr and Mn Curtis Young &pent Phone 24934 Mt s W S Up-.caAP IRON- MIT AU unknown will take nohce The fourteen Include, Charlene Tuesday ev.,ning witlt Mr and sln"cr __ __ _ a 0_ 6_tc that on the 19th day ' of AUGust, Hartley, Billy Russell, Jlm May- Mrs. Tobey lriyers. t91 For Scie 19113 the plauwttr, Flora Steffy, a1 ne.rd, .Eddie Schackel, Roger HanThe Ladles Aid of Board BapYou pick 'em tor half tanning Administratrix of the estate of nsh, Lola worth, Kathy Ann tht Church met Tuesday wtth Mrs (12) Wonted Rent 8 2D-3tp tomatoe1. J'lhonc 3639 Walter Lottrldle, dee01sed, filed Roush, Trentha Flsh.er, Willie Fannie Taylor and spent the day hCT petittlon agaln..t them in the Capehart. Connie Clark, Victor In quilting Those present were WANTID TO RENT Bar & Re5taurant F~tnblished Probate Court of Melga County, Ebersbach, Bllly McNeely, Nancy Mrs. Leoha Young, Mrs. Laun 2, 3, or 4 Hcdroom housWnntedbudness Cor 211 yr!l Write Do:~~ OhlC', belnJ Caure No. U1.~98. for Hill and Debble Cook. Gibbs, Mrs. Luvena Rainey, Mn etl In goo1' n•sldt'nl\nl District ~ 6&8·Z c/o Scntlncl 8-29-6tc (20 Bl the nle of certah\ real e1tate for P•rty May Roush, Mrs Lora Mae Brown , Cnll ColtN·t 1o R;w{'nswood, W Mrs E. L. Stein r~ntly honor- Mrs Mildred Thompson and Toni, Va Brownm.Ji: :J431l. ~:xt 450 or larnet-SimPfl)n lnluruce AteDCJ, the payment of debt& of aald deccdPIANO. Rerrt&erator and Sm.mons which real estate is de11cribed ed Min Jano PQwell, bride·eled of Mu Relha Brooks and Mw Glona ent, 4~1 bf'IWC{' II 8 fl II p lolld<lleport. Flft • o\ulomobll" R 28 3tc aofa. Phon~ 6231·M Mlt"''in McFarland, witb a lawn Crump. m or Imwnrd tnfulmRttOn b} Bondi. Pbme 013111-ll NIH! as followa: oled in the VU\aae ur romeroy, party ot the Stein home. As&isting Mrs Laura Gtbbs had u guest& mnil In Mh~ Sa1Hh.1 Go1nell Kaber Aluminum &t Chomicpl COMPU:TR lnsuran.ot Protection. County of Melp and State of Ohio ~~~M~r~·~St~e~lo~w~e~r~edM~rs~R~o~h<=~rt~M~c~-,l1~~~·~'4~r~~·n~d~M~r~•~·;W~a~llzer and bounded and described aa folCorp P 0 Box 98. llavcnswond, Lift, A.ut(•. ll'tre. Po1to. C.U Dor lows. Being situated In the Village W va 8-29-2tc Mt11• Mltldle;.lJI'l rnuo. of Pomeroy and more ptrticularll' bounded and described as follow• 1141 " Lot Number Tweoty-three (23) dl· vldlng In the cenMr from the front Apaf'lml'nt for rent 4 roonu and to the rear. Allo, the concurrent bath Adults only Phone 440M right of eaaement to liSe the Alley ....._ or 24-Y 8-29-6tc furnltuHI between the above dellcrlbed propFOK Four room house ancl h•th, gas Ul .:...~o... 11 erty and Ute We&tet•ly one-half of heat Lincoln Heights Phone - .....,.,,_ ON• said Lot N~o~mber Twenty.three (23) 33G-M 8·2'7 Stc (k. lt. A (eft Wm. GnJ IPI Said euement rigbt Is to continue lor \he bln.!ll\ of \be belrs, auc4-Room ho'JSC, 3 acres. garden. !•••••r-..~:~~0.,...., cesaors and aesigna in ownership $3' p(lr r••(lnth At Apple Grove. or the ptol\erty abuttina on aald Sec Alex \\'heeler. 8 28 3tc alley. . • .. 11\'!IUIIANCE AGENC"I tor R.eat - Bxten1ton r..attdert, The pe11Uon aneces tbat the per. IN ~IN. o\u,_oollo, HHIIII Tbe Brlptetl Col'llll kat'l.:Jid hoard, Drop t'lothl. .10nal eatate of nid decendeot I• Fltiber, Middleport. ACCIOINT not sufficient to jaY debta and ·--~ ~dl~rl_ _ CUD.too Pbooe 8.2~ U I II o-;,1t11Uona ol aal tstlte and that • FOR SALE-CORN PICKERS. it is neeesaary to sell aald real Help Wonted hi MIDO~II'OlTJ OHIO CaN, John Deere, Co-Op, Gene11tale for the payment of the 11PHONII Alt er•l, J~ernaUonal, Woorl Bra- M":"A:-:L:-:E::-::11:-:E:-LP. WANTED om~ , then, other Parm Marhlnr.ry NOT O.F. It sue-cesaful bual· Tbe pr11er ot the petition Ia Bill Goodwin, I mUea from Wli WHY ness man ILk~ many other$? tbat said relit estate be sold for on Rt. 889. Tel. Wtl Dollars Don't neglect See me at one~ Nellie Pearl Rucker and Joseph \he pa7meD.t of de-btl of eaid dece• ..... 8-27-8tp aboul a a:ood locality In Mcig~ Rucker, both or whom realde at dent and t!OIIb ot admlnlatertna County, selling lho~c nne Na- 1811 Hunter Strtet. Wilkinsburg, the ut.te and tor other relief. G. E. C. C. Financing I tiortally Advertbcd Watkins Pennsylvania will take notice that Products .for home and (arm Paul S. Smart, Guardlan of FtorSaid defendants ara required to You need no money1 just a 100d enee LQC7 Steven1, an lncompe. .anawu aaid petiUon OQ die 28th car or lla:ht truCk. Inquire Wnt, Oil the 3.lst day of Juty, 19&'i' 1 day oJ' September 1867 or iudgebelow about the free h~•yranee Write fUecl hll Petition in theo PrOttate ment will be takeo qalnat them. Ro81 stewart, 403 McKinley Court within and for the County . Uaed ' 11 Admin· FLORA ~'I'JWF'[, of Melaa and State of Ohio, Cue new Rem· Obi Ave . N I . W , Canon, o. lslntrlx of llle' olllate of e-29-3tc No. 18,936, AlleJing that hh Ward automaUc, 1Walteor LOttrtqe. 4teeaaed. b' aelted of the undivided thn,. b&rret, 1-12 P.tlced to 11ell WANTED~ CARRIER-Girl or .liiJ)' fourth11 interest in the followinJ WEBSTER t FULTZ tor Rutl.md J\o}tte. Cont:ae~ l'he described real estat~ situated Jn ~ltof!>!'Y' for Piolotilf .l.iiJI'I""'-• ev~ntnta tiU D•U.Y S~ntlnet. 8 ~2 U tbe County or \!eit:s. State Qf 0~19 (8) 2.11. !S, til.. 30.1 (Ill 81 IS 110 31• WANT ADS I •I ----==-==. . (19) Business Opportunities Buy Now (20 >Business Servif'.es I ... --.,..- -,--:"~- i _ __ I• - - ...--- -- ou•-'u METROPOLITAN n., viE ae ! __ to Denn1s Walburn to vult relatJve1 ., Close-Out Specials ner auests of Mr and Mrs Dahill 1 Yeager of Mason Sunduy. 1 Mr and atn. Don Wertenberger and daU~hter, Carol, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Taft Boaton 'Mr. and Mrs. Ives King were Sunday guest• of the former's son In Charleston, Sunday Manford Blessmg lind Michael of Pomt Pleasant, Donald BU~sa­ mg and Jimmie of Michigan calLed on Mw Ella Blesaing Sunday afternoon. ReviVIl services wtll begm lit Board Baptist Church on Septf'm ber 2nd. There will be spedal singing each ever.nng. Rev W S Billups js tbe pastor. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hart Jr of Columbus spent the week end with Mr .. nd Mra Taft Boston, Mr. &Rd Mrs. Wayne Hart Sr., and other relatives and attended Slln· Jay School at the Oak Grove EUB Chtueh. Mrs Ltlhe Kelvmgton and children, Akron, are vtsitmg her mother, ~rs. W W Staats, and son, James aDd wife or Board Donnie anrt Junior Roush vis1ted recently with their uncle Leonard Roush and famUy Erme and .'fwila Rickard spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Benme Hoffman of Broad Run Mr and J\1rs. Don Barncard and children and Charles Howard of M1chig;m were recent guests of I Mr. and Mrs Fred Roush Curtis Rickard and nephew, Kenneth Rickard of ColumbUs were busme&s callers Ill Gallipolis Friday Miss Sandra Roush visited recently with her uncle, Leo Roush, and family of Dav1es Grove. Mrs Ethel Fry spent Saturday evenmg wlth M1ss Elb Blessing Mr. and Mrs Clarence Yeager have moved into tbelr new home near Oak Grove Mr. aud Mrs fA.Ii.d¥ Cl'oss and son of Letart were Sundny guest of Mr and Mrs Arcb Yeager. Mr. and Mrs Arch Roush called 1 on Mr and Mrs lves Kmg Sntur- I •• • 9"x9" RUBBER TILE NOW ONLY 25~ flACH 2 Patterns to Choose From ---32"x80" FOLDING DOORS Regular $17.95 NOW ONJ,Y ,, . ~ $12.95 ' 2 Colors Mocha or Birchbark ' STRAW ... --.....-- ' THROW RUI;S 39c . . BAKER FURNITURE • ON THE E'RIGIITE$'t I I Lll. ARNER I ----- - - For Rent BoRN 1N UPPER SLOeeovrA '!' s~ I ~· Master Painters ... - ' .Produtt I .,. • '":1\SOI.nF. AI LFY Well, we solved tro ,'spmntng wheel pro!J'"""u rt dtdn't cost a mck.el. OICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULI I I -.,..,:c------ .... _....,. _ ... lAUREL CLIFF •• NANCY- - DID ~U HAR0-60!L. SOME EGGS MY FOR PARTY~ .. ·~·' ( ' ' $.299.00 BAKER w FURNITURE . ~ ' I OUT GO OUR .... Hew .. • a. • .......... . - - ... Rodney Downing DEMOHSTRATORS ....._c...,,r., ... _ 117) Freezer Chest. !)'pes And. trprlgbts leol Estate Broker Slight SCratches Saves You Legal Noti'ce Ot'EM .EVENINGS· tiLL 1O:Oo 'It• .' . A.ND SWALJ.C:)N FAeuLo..Js Af>lo.IIE ,. CHJ LDWAS I •e - .......... ..... .......... ....._,. ,... _ SCB'"-HLCE i-OPEI'>.J 'YEAASK:,CJ A RF MARJ.<A13L( rn arw -- I OVF.R ltX'I I ae. CORNER IN ~IDDLEPOlT OHIO VALLEY Insurance I I i BUY JUNK CO. ' ' ...~ I and daughter spent a few days Wtth relatives m Columbus Mr abd Mn Her.b ert Roush and son ~nd Mrs Valc1e Spencer spent F'l'idlly evemng with Mr and Mrs Bob Htll and family at Syracuse Mn Laura Hemey is v1s1~ing Mrs MJ!dred Jacobs and "r~ But fe<w nottced Most a!lention her daughter, Mr. and Mrs Floyd Mildred }k)•Nen are cook~ng at focused on vacation plans and a Farra at Racine the Bea~:le Club, Monday middle-bged southerner faghting a :Mr and Mrs Bob Owens and Mrs Mildred Jauobs, Mrs. Shirflo t:r ngatnst the CIVIl rtKhts bill daughter of Columbus vmted the ley Wtse, ar:d Mrs Carol Jaco bs 1'hurmond talked on and on foJrmer's mother, Mrs Dolly Wolfe were m Atilens, Friday on hu~l ­ hour after hour He read lrom a and son thL'l week neSB lll!ltory of the Anglo-Saxon law :Mr. and :M:rs Herbert Roush Carolyn Soulsby, daughrnr of and the ConsUtutiOII Hu votce and son were dmner guests Sat· Mr and Mrs Wilham Soulsb} Js for long stretches s.ank to a whis urday evenmg of Mr. and Mrs: Ill per Valcie Spencer at Syracuse Paul Jacobs enlled on ~elati vcs tConhnucd from Page uneJ · Fmally, he sank to his charr Mn Glenn Wolfe or Washmgton and fnends Saturday the admlnistratwn backed and wtth him sank the heart or the D C. ia vta:itlng her brother, Mr the we:~Jeer Senate ve-rsmn But last b~~ottle t~gamst pus&ge nr the and Mrs Alec Wheeler and fam•ly Rev and Mrs Wtlha~ Stra u~ the J.ustu:e Depal'tment W:lS rc- bill and. will attend the weddme of bllugh h&d as guests during tlw oported satilfied f "It wa s my duty to make sure Norma Ann Chpman and Dante! week end, Mr. and Mt·s. Jerl'y - The lmmlgrahon bJII 1gn()red th~tt J had made t'\'f!'ry effort," he Euler, Sunday, Sept 1 L('WJ S, hts p.arcnt:; and her par~nt s EisPnhower't~ request that rest- ' satd Karen Scarberry of Cottagevtlle, Mrs Genev1eve Burdette lS asW Va , Is staying With Mrl'l Char- sistlflg m u~e care of her fallwr les Sayre while M:r and Mrs Old· Robert Hysell Thaxton are on a vacatton tr1p Mr ttnd \frs Herbert Borrom en ~:u:wnm ru:.H:m iil 1 iiLi[-; Mr and Mrs John Betk of Ra •md daugh.ters, <.;11~en Castle, \fo , i~ [ fiLlOI·H : ACROSS DOWN' 21 Wadinr r-1~ ! ~I l r;;!•l l-h 'iiJ(o) shan 8pcnt Sunday afternoon with spent several days With Mr nnd l Patterson, 1 Fawa bird f;':;; r,' U~l! O l".IU Mr and Mrs Herbert Rou sh and Mrs S\e\'e Eblm and children 2 A worker IS. Wander ~..~~ L~ar.;.r~nr~r.hn.,: • r. son. Mr Borrom and Mr Ebhn W!:!re e Fabuloua 3 Surna up about l=i r. r:rC1riA mmw Mr and Mrs Jack Searbaugh of arm} buddws m World War ll bJrd 4 Music note Idly r-~rr:t'1 Dnu r.11o!~~~ ,_, rn~ ~~~~~· 9 Hall $ Pirates' 2t Con~ Letart spent Sunday afternoon C F HJ!t und fam1ly spent ~rv-, L:<o~ Ld t.;H~~mm:m diameters ,-old junc4 With Mr and Mrs El1hu Counts eal days With hts moth('r, ?t1rs £'!~ ~Jl".);OJr.. ! f;jtul 10 Piercln&' & li:ngros~~ed tton Mr and Mrs Arnold Anderson Belle Htlt and called on fnend~ fol~c;. L 1 ~r1 r:Jr'r:m tool 1 Nocturnal 26 Oreet. r..'[IIO ~I ~ 0[1J iJ (';t;: and daughte1's are VIS!ltn g relahves Wyatt Schaefer and son, Dav1d 11 Swedish bird Jng ~lf..' ~lHl l:-i GL!\J [) tn Northern Ohio and friend .,.,ue guests of his par Nlgbt1ngale t Shuta 27. Girt'• Mr and Mrs Elmer Pte kens and ents Mr and .Mrs Norman Schac· 12 HI.._ l1 Man'• name name Y••kttef'• •••• family are moving from the Lm t.'r 16. Conclu.:!et 13. Cut, a.t 28 Sun4 3t. batty cott property to Antiqu1ty UI.Camp bed "'as• tower State JT. ln41Jtlne\ Mr and Mrs. Don Goodmte of Mrs. James Gtlmorc, MrS Gad :n Th\11 14.1 atrtna toy 30. Pruldert. mark Hartford, w va, Mr and M•-s Burk, Mrs Phelps, and Mrs Steve 11. K1n( of 19. TI!W.ld C0t)"l It, :Malt lUI" George Goodmte and daughter of Eblin took Rrowmc Troop No 3 Baahan 20. Extorted lftldtnce fO. One'a Racme and Ira Goodmtc of Mld· to Bailey's Lake, Tuesday aft!.!:'· 19. Stitch money !1. ImpetUO\ll rett.tiVM dleport !':pent Sundav with Mr and noon 20, TUI'Itlll! toolloq~ 33. Boc ••· Bl"' fH.f.l Mrs. Norman Rizer imd son Mr and M1 s Lel!ov Ruschei and gcvernor Mrs. Glenn Wolfe of Washmg- Mr and 'Mrs Dale Wh ipple were 11. Whlnoolu ton D C and Rtchard Wolfe of Sunday guests of mss M;.rguenlc 24. Too • AnhquJtY sprnt Sundav afternoon 1 Lelfhett IS. Clty (1<1'. J.) wtth Mr and Mrs· Jack' Sharpnack ) Mrs Carmen E\'ans is able to be 17. Slide, .. Mr and Mrs Merle Maxhlme~ l out after her recent illness · on le• " 19. Corn for .and family or Massillon spent the Mrs Anna Buck was a refent UvMtock \O'eek end With Mr and Mrs Har guest of her sJstcr, Mrs Lou tz Latvian old Rouih Dteh!, who has bee n til but 1s river fpou) Mr. c.nd Mrs Wtlbur Durst and able to br. out now fiS, l<l'ourl•hr! Mrs Henry Hunt and ch1ldrren of &c. MUsic note Baden, W VIi., spent Wednesday MORNING STAR · U.R<Klol- . With Be~~ne. Slaughter , By Irma B. lhlt '· Nur11e " Mr. and Mrs Sidn!!\' Carpenter 11ie lrllct mediate S und~:~ y Sc hool (abbr.) and famtly (If Wellsville are VJF.ilt· class held a piCilJC at the New .te:. River 1 1 ing their parents Mr and Mrs Haven Park Sunda) CChto.) Howard Carpente1 and George 1Jr and M1 s Nelson \Vat son 17. Lads Hayman and famtll' of Raetne moved re· QlJ41tlonlnl Mrs Howard Robmson enter- cP. ntly mtn what was known as .u. \'l(l>lp tamed Sunday evemng 1n honor th e Charles Holter tarm. i2" Trouble •s. owemnr of the stxth •birthday of her son, Mr ani] Mrs John lhle, Mr and 41~. U~.vard Carl Present wer_.; Mr find Mrs Mrs Lawren ce Rose and AnabeiiP curvJnr ot El\tl Robtnson, Mr and Mrs Chr1s· Ch.1rles lhle, Jr, John E:a stl't'day: a. lblp'• sJe Powell nf Racme, George Rob- Dana Vau , Meter, Mr illnd Mrs pJ&nktiiJ' inson or Cleveland; RICkie Sar- Noruwn Fisher and LOUISe atRich, atlcky gent of Racme, Mr and Mrs. Pete tended the State Ffur ,.. cu.e . Shields, and Raymond Robm'!on :Mr and Mrs Delmar H.amm ~. t ' were VJsltmg dunng the w~ek DAILY CR\'PTOQt10TE- Hore'o how to work It• WOl.F PEN NIWS J end With relahves m La,ncos\er ' AX ·YDLBAAXR ~. miscenaneous shower honor I and attended the state fatr II LONGJ'ELLOW• ing recently married Jo Anne and Ellen Shuler IS VJsiting this ( One Jetter 1bnply atai'tdl (or QoltiW, In tbllaample A ta Ulld Ceetl Gtllogly w1ll be held m the week 'VJth relat1ves in Columbus tor the three L'a, X fer the two 0'•• etc. l!llnll• letten, apo.. home of her parents, Mr .md Mrs and alss> \1 dl VIsit the SlaW Fatr trophea, the length and formation at the worda are aU hlatl.. Mr and Mrs John Jhle were Eve1·ett Lambert, on Saturday , Each day the code letttra art different. ntght, Sept 31 Friends and netgh Saturday evemng guests of the bors are cordially invited former's sistf!r and brother-tn·law A Cr7Jit.r..., Quotalloo Mr an'<i , Mr11 Russell Hall and Mr anrt Mrs Robert Ransom oi daughten of Athens were Sunday Lancaster WMBPKM C XD XVNXJL OZ MX&.o"'• guests of the John Hardys Q XD ZSRSU OZ X loiPVVJ-ABMJI Mr lind Mrs Freeman Williams of We.~ t Columbia, w. Va, a:rc NSLVU, preparmg to iJuitd a home on the fArm tbey hought here recently ' YO!I->'s "mot.quot"' B!Jii8SIIlD IS HID WHO IIXPIDC'N Mn. John Diehl Jake Turner of Raf;mc and NOTHING, FOR HE SHALL NEVlllR BIC DIIAPPOINTIIDLavma Turner 1s the guest Charles Bu~soll of Eagle Ridge Mrs POPm<, ~~""""" c K/lf l>tot..., - ....,. of Mrs Joalfj Turner called on H€\nry Spencer Sunday ;;;&!;;;;:;;;;;'-~-==·::: ~---------·-_:_-~C~I:;f:f•:r:d:_.Jacobs, son ~ Ja_ok_. _an_d_ afternoon Rep H R Gross R Iowa of rP"'ed a bon voya !!e warnmg "We are gotng to havt! a heau t1 ful scandal In our i!Ps on tho! bas•.., of so me or the travel last year a.,,d the year before " DAILY CROSSWORD d~a~y~e;;_v:~·~·~;~ng~~~~~~~~~~::.~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~·:"' - dent statui be a:ran~ to 28,000 Mrt. Hert..rt bu1h Hungarian parolt~es whQ fled tu Mrs Mu Spana:ler and familY of lhe United Stutes dunng the Lynchburg, Va., are vi.itmg her Runganan r~>lolt leat ffar It muttler, Mrs. Lellu RJ{fle and B]!.Q made nv change :n the ba.!llc family ilnnH&ratu;n quotas Mr and M'~a. Howard Bloucr of Sandyville, \\ . Va, spent the week l\fany lawma'kcrs d•d not wan end With Mra Rudy Rtflle and for thp iJreak Ill lht> suauon thai Owen Hall . lnP.IInl the way IU!I ope n for ad llr and Mn Howard Donahue journmen1 Tht'y a.lrt'ady wcm have pure_h.ued the LJOJCott propheaded for home or \ eahom erty from Charley Kmghtnma: and are plannln& to move there Marty Pl•n Ju.nkeh Many oth ers who rC'm11ined tn soon. Mr and Mrs Valcte Spencer of the «!ap1tal were laytng plans for Syracuse 1pent Thura.day evening P~tens1ve }111\ket~:~ overseas 1'ht> Hou11e Thur sd11y vottd to- allow Wllh ?dr and Mn Herbert Roush 124 rt>tpresentahves travel outaido and son. the Umted Stai_!'!S on stUd ) trl]l<.. )[r and Mrs Jack Sharpnack Field 'l'l"lal•. Sundoy Mrs Bob Bo•,.,·en hill been 11s slltln~ tn the cpr~ of her mother Mrs Denver 'tumen wbo t1 ill ' Mrs Beulah Darnell of Parker. burg IJ Vlflttng her daughter Mr 8 Lloytl Wrtght and family, Mr and Mn Pearl Jacvbl m••t thetr daughter Mrs DiU 1acobs lind two chJidrren m Logan Sun, clay afternoon il-1n Jacobs and c htldren wHI spe :.d a Wfilek wtth her parents and Pther relatives Mrs Jamew LeWlll nnd daugh tt-r Dianne , were gue~s of her mo lher, ~frs . U!fford Jacobs Sunrt 'l.v A number of fnends and rel a ttves gathered at the home of '-Irs J Qsle Turnpr Sunday, Ln hcnor of Mn Harry Huff and son, All1•n I Hamilton, who are leav mg fo~ the1r horne 1n St Petersburg, Fla after spend1~g the summer w1th Mrs 'Huff'g mother, Mrs 1'urn1•r Attendance at Sunday Sehoul August 25 waa 80 and the offc•r ing was $13 50, Congress Regular 45c ea I LETART W V 1 (8bl AutoServices ------ owens, Worthington, Ohio, Mrs Bla1ne and Maggte Kay of Ur1ion and idrs left Thursday Tobey Myen. Rev. and Mrs. W S Billups, In Akron Mr. and Mrs Paul Blessms of Pt Pleasant were supper guests ()( Mra Cecil Blessing Saturday eve rung. Other gueat.a were Mr and Mrs Don Wertenberger of Tuscararus, Obi?, Mrs. Gertte McGU bn, MrJ. Beaaie Bocock, Tommie Marr and ttster, Ina, all of Wheel· mg. Mr and Mrs. Ed Fry were din- APPLE GROVE WILLIE I'M SURE BESSJE \VOI>fT I-lAVE ANY- THINS MORE lO DO WITH lHAT LOU ~OS. I BY ERNIE DID YOU KEJEP TfiEM SEPARATE FROM THE OTHER'S "?" H~W CAN l TELL THEM A CART~ YOU'LL KNOW THE HARD- BOILED EGGS �., . " ~: . I J • DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Aug. 90, 1957-7 p Ohio State Fair (C.nHI\Ued From Pe1e One) nesday topped the aame day last year Jv'Jin1 lit'tch Today Juda:lni concludes hxhy WJth the Jm1Ior sheep bloc!l:tnl an ~' trimming cc.ntest New esr ra{'l'!> are scheduled for ~he grandstand track and the horse show eud.s ton ight with the flve-gatted a11d three--:aited chnmplond•1p stakC's Annette Sue won the Sll,tJOO Governor's Cup Trot Thurst.ay and 52nd S~t won tht• co-ft- a \ured $12,000 Buckey!? Stale Par~ lor 2-year-ol::is FOr Annette Sue Jt was the second vtctory of the Slnte Fair meeting Last Saturday s he eap tured the 3-year-old rllly stakes 'l"he barr. runnmg hll} ts owned by DOriey Greeno Robert Seasbrook drove ~nd Street to the Victory for owner Dr Bruce .A. Mayer, Spnngf1eid 52nd Street won h1S f•rst heal by about five lengths and came back to take the sct-ond by thret' Aonette Sue had heat s of 2.07 4 5 and 2 en . Glothlin and Mrs Phil Batey Waitress wantcU 21 or over Ex and Village of Middleport to-wit> J Ni: of HA VE.N, W, 1! o. Games were played durmg t.he penenced Appl) m person at Situ(lted in the Village of Mid· evemng WJth several winning Home Restaurant 8-27 3tc dleport, Couflty of Mei~s and State PICNIC FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULT.~ of Ohw and m One Hundrea Acre The Amenun Leg1on Auxt1lary prtzes The gJftll v. ere placed around Subshtutc mntor rnutt! Lot No 1~7 . being a lot Forty-fJYe recently he!d thctr annual Wten1-r a shower tree and the color Contact C::~rl Sta lder feet more or l~"as on Grant Street Roa11t at Baileys Lake. Those attendmg were Mrs Sybil sc~eme of green and white was In satd Vtllage aM running back Smith, Mrs H C Roney, Mrs carr1ed out Flowers were arung( 18l Employment at tha't w1dth lo the alley, said Jot ed around the base of the tree. PtfONE 398 lymg between the Conner and t.e Fred Rnush, Mrs Emmett Roush, Mtss Powell received many Wanted Mra Nelson Roush, Mrs. Grant lovely g1fts .md refreshments were Martm lots on sa1d street RATES Roush and Mn. Foster Weavef WuLt..od - PAPER H ,l'oGJI\G - ' 25 served to the guesta. The guests That the Defendant, NeHLe- Pearl Announument ye;tts e:or1-ertenre Free e' ' 2 ceatll pt!t' •ord, OUt! ln. .... rtlon Mmhr.am c har~:e 50c --t ;enu lisl included approximately furty, EvangehstLc Servtces wiH begm per wur(! Jor llhree consecutJVt' rnseruoru. mates L V Re1sln,r'r Raclr ' Rucker, ts the owner of an und1C•nast• Special - One month for 25 cents per word. Box l2i Ohto. NI-H vided one-fourth mterest Ln sail Sunday at · he Hartford Umted real estate; th.at Joseph Rucker Ul Brethern Church sponsored by the Mrs How11rd Wagenhoh enter Fltll rate of 2 cents per woad will b(! ch.urgcd for ad.,f"rtlsmgl.r entitled to dower m the mterest of New Haven Church. with Edgar tained members of the Canasta Dot paid for ~fore the l~1n of each month following in-.erUon Efre.rll In Advertls.lng-S':lould be reported tmml•t! lalely Th~ sa1d Nellie Pearl Rucker and , 1 Layne as cbal ..man. Mr John Hoff- Club at her home on Thurtday D.tl:r ~nhnel "''II not be respontuiJLe for mo•c th.an one lncor That Clyde Mlllhone, as Trea.s-~ man will dtreet the smgmg, while ev~;>nmg Mrs Mark Ward wor the ftri t:uertwn urer of Meigs County, Ohto, haS' a Rev K J Scott and Bernard LPIV pnze for htgh score. while Mr1. Card of Thanh and Sf)e~ir.l Notice• of Event!! $100. Obttuartt.t hen agalnat 1a1d real estate for the ing Jr will conduct the services Bob Johnston won the cnnsolatlon published at 1 cent per word --,-taxes and, Everyone 1-:; tnvlted to attend pr1zc Other member" attending 77'7'i::'i::7::::------:·i"'· .. -~, "Ifcar, }OU arc over 50 nc;~t tfave a That James A Singer Is the only these spectal serv1ces were Nancy Scally, Mrs Paul Hen-, 1 ) Not tees and are tnterestert tn a Trailers good solid sales po111t1on in the hetr at law tnd next of kin of said Mothert Club der.son, Mrs E L Stem, Mrs Cecil l, Pomeroy area, Wrtte Box 5247 , Ward, a resident of the State of The f'Tew H01ven Mother's Club Sayre, Mrs Jack FrY, Mrs Keith No imntmg day or DIJ.(ht on m y ColumiJus. OhiO" 8-29-3tc Ohio, and that there are no other recently held thetr August Meet- Arnold, Mrs George Ingles, Mrs. far:m Mtnnt~;> Holtnan Rae111e persons who have an mterest m mg .. t the Alex QuUiian Clubhouse P J Wolpert, and guerst Mrs Ohm 8 24-6lc Save $100 (o $JU011 said real estate, and, with Mrs Dt'lton Sayre and Mrs Lawrence Pai"SS11:'1 Orw, Twu ~nd Tltrt•c Bedrooms No hunlmg fl'i) or 111~ ht on m y Ralph Fmk as hostesses · Personal• lar-'!c t~toc k must ~.:o Hnng your farm Che~ter Spencer Rl No Tbat it is nccdsary to sell said 1'hc group voted to"" present a Donald Fmbleton, is Vtstting destres a111l )our p1oblems Far real estate to pay debts of the play with the members achng as 'tii fa!her, Harold Embleton and 3, Pnm_c~~~· ~ . _ _ ~ 211 3tn w~'re Jh•:.~im~ on the H'rY 1GwWard and to pny for her support. characters, for patients of Lakin stster Joan m Akron, Ohto movc Ln tim\01 1 ow Try us Hire! H.. cklu•mn for The prayer of the PeLltu:in ia for State Hospital, whtch will be giYen Nan Watson, and Ellen Hutchin· est pos<;iltie lr rms 1 "'By the Slrmrr-1nite r~ugg•ge - Lane Cedar I the .sale of the enhre mterest in m September .900 Of Phtlo, Oht() were Sunday Hovr (:h(llts - LA U Window Fanse TEN WIDTHS said real estate- pui.!iuant to the The memhers also approved a and Monday guests of Judy Arnold Frigidaire Refrigerators e HUGE SELECTION provmons contamed in Section check of one hundred and twenty-~ Mr and Mrs l<'loyd Carmack Many rcrondiltoncd u:-.rd one . .br Furnltur•, Middleport, Ohio 2127 08 of the Ohio Rcvtsed Code, f1vo dollars for the New Haven arc vacat10mng ~ Endicott, N Y Contrect" and two hf'drnnm tr~ile1s 4 29 tr and for such other rehef as may P.T A Thts money wtll be used On the1r return Mrs Carmach's F'REE DELIVI-~H\' QUICK' ·- -eGradlnl• Dltch Diutog be prope-r. to purchase new readers for the molhet-, Mrs Steele w1ll return Loyal Order nf the MnnRe 111 spon 0p(•n 7 D,I)'S o\ Wcf'k VIRGIL WAMSLEY grade school With them sortnH a Ham Shoot Sunday, The persons Clrst above meneTruck Loading Equipment Sept 1 111 the Uoy F'rr-cker farm Mn John Wtseman of the Pt John Dyer of CharlcstOJ•, W Va Waverly Mabile • Back-Hoe Scrvtce tioned will fur~ her take notice that Pleasant Club asked Lhe New Havvtstted hu m()ther Mrs. H. L bycr on Hasha n Road 1 'Lrl dark Truck Service • Dump they nave iJeen made parttes deHome Soles a 28 :Jrc en Club to C:omplle a list of the over the w~ekend Phone Cheshire 7-a7f fendant to !aid Petition and that US 23 South known Polio vtchms m th1s area ¥r and Mrs J L Stewart were WAVERLY OHIO ~--:;-;;;:;.~;:-~;c=;:~-7:-?::"~;;:=:,.l' they w•ll be require to answer the and send to her. busmess v s1tors m Parkersburg TERMITES IXTERMlNAT.D same on or before tht> 21st day of ~~I l.nst & Found The eluh vo-ted to hold a Wiener 1 on Monday. For free m 11pectton ph ...rne 383-M, September, 195'1 roast 10 the New Haven Park with Mr. and Mrs Wyatt Chadwell (FOR SALE) LOST Small hlonrte male Pcktn Gilmore Supply Store, Pomeroy Paul S. Smart, Guard1an husbands and children as .:uests have moved to .Chester, 0. to make ~·M" Re t.. _uranl~ (lr Slhools Nt!v, ese Ant~wcr.!:i to name of (,cnrgc All work guaranteed. Fully m. Mrs. Eugene J!esson, Mrs Ralph thetr home St.unl1·~~ ltdri,I.(N,Lior 32 ru Fmdcr call 123 or cont111l Lucy surod Vaughan 's IndWitrial and Florence Lucy Stevens, Fmk anct Mt·s. James Cunmngham Mr. and Mrs 0 J Bostic moved rt , 2 door cnmpirl('. w1 lh unJI Amsbary 8 30 31(' ReSJ Ac1.tlal Termite Contrul Serwere appointed to make plans for into their new home on 7tb Street w~s $!1.'50 fl[) now $fl50 011 c;uar ran Incompetenl, vice, St Marys, W. Va. '1 Z5 U the wiener roast The former Chadwell property liiiiCPd .Ji\( K'S HJo~i''IUGF.RA Those attendmg mcludc those Mr and Mrs W1llard Arrru~trong PlamhU TJON , NI:W IIAVI~N TU -2.1537 Custom Built Klreh~cK~ot~o~h-eo-, above ~:tnd ~rs 0 J Bostu'!, Mrs lind children of Pennesburg, Via. _f8~~t.J Sole~\ 8 Hl 25tp d~Sijifncd Cor your home Fre~ w.~bster and Fultz Jack ne~her, Mrs Joe Bradley, have purchased the Milton StepJ.Dl.\~ Pontiac $1,1595 VB 2 doo~ bUmates. Foreman & AhbotL Mn Bob Muncy and Mrs Donald hen property. Sedan, Jlyl:ramntiC rl!'tvl' , H &) 15ft fo ·u'l g .. 1s:-. hoal (oo;l $1970 Phone 6284-Y. 8·6-tf Attornen for Plaintiff nev and. Mrs R H Ball or Duncan 1\f One careful ownm I ovJ F u ll\ Cl]lllllP<'d wtlh Mark 51 LIOt~S Huntmgton, vt. Va VISited re(1/1 2, 9, 16, 23. 30, (Pi 8, 6to mJleage A "cream puff" Blal•f. f',lecll'lc nwto1 flhli m.tslcr RADIO A nn..&VlSION Sl!;ft.VlCE, The New Haven L10ns met Tues- latlves here recently tnars. Pon.eroy 8 2G uk:.,. Phont !)(), Cleland Appllanca er.1fl tr:til(•t Nov. $1620 Mtners ,_ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Love and day at the Legion Hall wtth John VIlli' Sf'! VII e Sl,llHJn Phrme 228 Store, l.ul W. .14aln St., Pom"ror LEGAL NOTIC;E Wolfe prestdtng fami1y of Huntington, W Va. have 19M Ford $89~ 2 door Sedan ~ Auth011zed Mercury dealer :1-2311 George Stuckey. whose last Jt was announced the Dil!trlct moved Into the Cunnmgham aOTLgmlll blac-k flntsh ltkc new fi 29-:Jlp known place of resh1enc.e was RoConference will be held m partment Blaettnars. Pomeroy 8 20 61t QUICK SF..RVJC.:E t"n WateJt &.. well, Arkanus, and who~e present Moundsville, w Va on September Sunday d~nner giUeSt of Mtss Good ~o~"~.,-,-::c~..-c~n~,.-,.-y-,-.,,~,-.~ , ,-,,-Y pairing by Factor, TralMd 19M Mercury. $1,495 2 door place of residence is unknown and 14. Goldye Hart wa_., Mrs. Orpha. ORcow $125 V•ct or S\\'1LHI Racme watchmaker, COU.IN8 JEW$''liard Top" Coupe, Power cannot, by reasonable diligence, be Tom Hoffman announced that ILnger LERS. Pur1ero;r 1-3-U 0 8-29-3\p Steering Mcrcomattc dnve. Uke ascertained; Mary Duke, whose the Red Cross had contacted him MJss Go!dye Hart has 1re.ceivcd •-'-·ri)~R:-:S:-A:-1-.E . --A-nplt!~-·N;w-JI;. new In every detBil. Blaellnars. WANTED: Meigs Cqunly McNesa last known place of rcgldence Wall and il!lked t~e tlub to again spon- word that her brother Lem S PomerO}'. 8·29-6tc Dealer Make good money, be 14810 Cicero Avenue, Tlr.ley Park, sor the Blo1.1d Mobtle The group H~:~rl of Burbouumlle, 111 reeovervrn Ot chard, New H11vcn Phone your own boss, sell th1s up to- ll:!flOIS, and whose present place of voted to sponsor the Umt when 1t mg after bemg seriOusly 111. 7·20~~ TU 24688 1956 8Uiek VB $2,4115 4 door date line of scaled Med1cmcs, re&ldence ts unknown and cannot makes 1ts \'lj;ll to New Haven Mr and Mrs J L Stewart VISitSpecial "!lard Top' Sedan Less 11RAVELY 'ldACTOR SALES a'".d Those attending the dinner ed Mr and Mrs Wally Stewart of V1tnmms, Food Products, Brush- be reasonable diligence be ucer· than 12000 mtle!!. Oyn ,1flow Service. H A. F111.Jaw, 1512: 2.. es, J\roomb m your sdected lo- tained V10let Bryan, whose last meeUn,q Included those above and Russell, Ky, the later part of this drive, R & 11 AlmoKt like the ftlnln St, Pomeroy, 7 24 :!.'7\:0 eahty Use your car snd our known place of residence was Pa- Charles Lester Ch-arles Jewell week day il was sold Uhcttnar~. capttal Applicants being accept· duca, Kentucky, and whose pre- Mark ward, Ntck Phelps, L'-rry Donald Brown of Haven Hetghts J'o.meroy 8-29-6Lr ed now Wnte or call Gil Snair, ient place of residence l8 unknown King and Bob Johnston attended 111 chcmtsl convention at PEACHES (White) 132 Elm St, Lancaster Phone and cannot, by reasonable d1h· SewlnJ Club South Bend, lnd, for sevenl days We nrc pk kmg Elberta peaches 1913 Chevrolet& a11 luw .1s $795 OL 3 4037 B 28 3tp Jence be a~ertalne,d; Mae Pric~, Mrs R L Ruttencutter recently Drtng contnmer Wt•hster Fruit t!.h'!'ce ()( two fine "2l0" 2 F.1rm 5 m1 east of Cheslor, wbose last known place of res1- entertained the members of the doorR and one like new Hclnm• o Te lephone YU-53:&91 Ch!•stcr CONCRETE BLOCKS dence was A14 Wayside Drwe, Bend Sewmg Club at her home ' • Gl~ 2 door. Blaettnars, PomJ•ru~· Slluth Charleston, West Vtrgtm.a, Tbe social ~athermg was held on Mr and Mrs Curtts Young 8 20 tf 8·29-6h;. ..lulld letftr hr L••" and whote present place of re1i· were supper guests of Mr and the lawn 1.1f t h c Ruttcncutter 1952 Ponltac 149~ 2 door Sedan r~~~ large, Plnk _M_o-x \~-._ns, GRUESEB BLOCK CO. :::S~n!~~~n: j~~~n:e c::e~~~a~ borne Those attending were Mrs. M~u:r~~c~~~h !~on~~:io~ves~~~t Hydramat.Jc drive. Orl;,:ln'BI hghl nfnn adn Seconrl Eou~o East ~.;;;~I~M~I~Io~o~N~•;rtl~o~oi~P~oo~-~....,~~ ed; Leo Knowles, whose place of A B Woodrum, Mrs. N 0 Weln, MoRday night with Mr and Mrs sreen flnl.11h . Dlncttnars Pome rom ~chrlOl house Wn. 11 - ...r reaidence il unknown and cannat. Mrs. Don S!lllth, Mrs Hugo Juh- Calvtn Blessmg roy. 8-2!}.6tc Holmf'~. Syractu.:c, Ohw -- - - - - __ __,- - - , • • · by reaaonable dJlio:rence be ascer- ling, Mrs R F Bryont. MN! J L. Okey Roush and Mrs. Cecil Bles• .. Stewart and Mn LJiab Zirkle and 8·13·If d I -~ C talned: and the u n k now n sing called nn Denms Roush and =:--:---7-·- - · - - - - -- - - --boo C eu UHU lh ,; heir, deviaeC8, legatees, ali- dau~hters Charlie Brown Monday evemng. 10-For Sale or Rent All Makes and Modell mlnlstratora, executon and aasigns Swlmm•n Mr. Roush and Mr Brown are Ill. .. - ' " of Leo Knowlc11, lf he be deceated, Mrs. Mary Jane Tennant, swtm· Mn. Esta Blessing of M"on I. lltv.Wl-1.1108 80115 06.- 2• Goon BUSINI<:ss Grocery store AUTO SALES whose namea and place• of resi- .,alnJ iostru~tor announted that spent a few days wtth Mr and \our "frec"ll:er Senlu, anrl Equiomcnt Good sl7.ed lot.l••••-,-••0:0•""••1 denee ta unknown; the un· fourteen beginners successfully Mrs Ross Winebrenner Phone 8221 NI;Jlt Phone L(•f"ntcd In Rutland Village known heirs ~r Walter Lott- passed tests and are qualified M.rs Don 0 Aten is seriously '103P·X. DODGE A PLYIIOIJTII Ven rt!nsonably prtced Poor ridge, deceaaed, whose names and awlmml'lrs After a three week U1 and Ism the hospital. u health renson for r('tirrment. .q'IUCTUA.AL I IIAIM placea of r e sl den c e are course. Mr and Mn Curtis Young &pent Phone 24934 Mt s W S Up-.caAP IRON- MIT AU unknown will take nohce The fourteen Include, Charlene Tuesday ev.,ning witlt Mr and sln"cr __ __ _ a 0_ 6_tc that on the 19th day ' of AUGust, Hartley, Billy Russell, Jlm May- Mrs. Tobey lriyers. t91 For Scie 19113 the plauwttr, Flora Steffy, a1 ne.rd, .Eddie Schackel, Roger HanThe Ladles Aid of Board BapYou pick 'em tor half tanning Administratrix of the estate of nsh, Lola worth, Kathy Ann tht Church met Tuesday wtth Mrs (12) Wonted Rent 8 2D-3tp tomatoe1. J'lhonc 3639 Walter Lottrldle, dee01sed, filed Roush, Trentha Flsh.er, Willie Fannie Taylor and spent the day hCT petittlon agaln..t them in the Capehart. Connie Clark, Victor In quilting Those present were WANTID TO RENT Bar & Re5taurant F~tnblished Probate Court of Melga County, Ebersbach, Bllly McNeely, Nancy Mrs. Leoha Young, Mrs. Laun 2, 3, or 4 Hcdroom housWnntedbudness Cor 211 yr!l Write Do:~~ OhlC', belnJ Caure No. U1.~98. for Hill and Debble Cook. Gibbs, Mrs. Luvena Rainey, Mn etl In goo1' n•sldt'nl\nl District ~ 6&8·Z c/o Scntlncl 8-29-6tc (20 Bl the nle of certah\ real e1tate for P•rty May Roush, Mrs Lora Mae Brown , Cnll ColtN·t 1o R;w{'nswood, W Mrs E. L. Stein r~ntly honor- Mrs Mildred Thompson and Toni, Va Brownm.Ji: :J431l. ~:xt 450 or larnet-SimPfl)n lnluruce AteDCJ, the payment of debt& of aald deccdPIANO. Rerrt&erator and Sm.mons which real estate is de11cribed ed Min Jano PQwell, bride·eled of Mu Relha Brooks and Mw Glona ent, 4~1 bf'IWC{' II 8 fl II p lolld<lleport. Flft • o\ulomobll" R 28 3tc aofa. Phon~ 6231·M Mlt"''in McFarland, witb a lawn Crump. m or Imwnrd tnfulmRttOn b} Bondi. Pbme 013111-ll NIH! as followa: oled in the VU\aae ur romeroy, party ot the Stein home. As&isting Mrs Laura Gtbbs had u guest& mnil In Mh~ Sa1Hh.1 Go1nell Kaber Aluminum &t Chomicpl COMPU:TR lnsuran.ot Protection. County of Melp and State of Ohio ~~~M~r~·~St~e~lo~w~e~r~edM~rs~R~o~h<=~rt~M~c~-,l1~~~·~'4~r~~·n~d~M~r~•~·;W~a~llzer and bounded and described aa folCorp P 0 Box 98. llavcnswond, Lift, A.ut(•. ll'tre. Po1to. C.U Dor lows. Being situated In the Village W va 8-29-2tc Mt11• Mltldle;.lJI'l rnuo. of Pomeroy and more ptrticularll' bounded and described as follow• 1141 " Lot Number Tweoty-three (23) dl· vldlng In the cenMr from the front Apaf'lml'nt for rent 4 roonu and to the rear. Allo, the concurrent bath Adults only Phone 440M right of eaaement to liSe the Alley ....._ or 24-Y 8-29-6tc furnltuHI between the above dellcrlbed propFOK Four room house ancl h•th, gas Ul .:...~o... 11 erty and Ute We&tet•ly one-half of heat Lincoln Heights Phone - .....,.,,_ ON• said Lot N~o~mber Twenty.three (23) 33G-M 8·2'7 Stc (k. lt. A (eft Wm. GnJ IPI Said euement rigbt Is to continue lor \he bln.!ll\ of \be belrs, auc4-Room ho'JSC, 3 acres. garden. !•••••r-..~:~~0.,...., cesaors and aesigna in ownership $3' p(lr r••(lnth At Apple Grove. or the ptol\erty abuttina on aald Sec Alex \\'heeler. 8 28 3tc alley. . • .. 11\'!IUIIANCE AGENC"I tor R.eat - Bxten1ton r..attdert, The pe11Uon aneces tbat the per. IN ~IN. o\u,_oollo, HHIIII Tbe Brlptetl Col'llll kat'l.:Jid hoard, Drop t'lothl. .10nal eatate of nid decendeot I• Fltiber, Middleport. ACCIOINT not sufficient to jaY debta and ·--~ ~dl~rl_ _ CUD.too Pbooe 8.2~ U I II o-;,1t11Uona ol aal tstlte and that • FOR SALE-CORN PICKERS. it is neeesaary to sell aald real Help Wonted hi MIDO~II'OlTJ OHIO CaN, John Deere, Co-Op, Gene11tale for the payment of the 11PHONII Alt er•l, J~ernaUonal, Woorl Bra- M":"A:-:L:-:E::-::11:-:E:-LP. WANTED om~ , then, other Parm Marhlnr.ry NOT O.F. It sue-cesaful bual· Tbe pr11er ot the petition Ia Bill Goodwin, I mUea from Wli WHY ness man ILk~ many other$? tbat said relit estate be sold for on Rt. 889. Tel. Wtl Dollars Don't neglect See me at one~ Nellie Pearl Rucker and Joseph \he pa7meD.t of de-btl of eaid dece• ..... 8-27-8tp aboul a a:ood locality In Mcig~ Rucker, both or whom realde at dent and t!OIIb ot admlnlatertna County, selling lho~c nne Na- 1811 Hunter Strtet. Wilkinsburg, the ut.te and tor other relief. G. E. C. C. Financing I tiortally Advertbcd Watkins Pennsylvania will take notice that Products .for home and (arm Paul S. Smart, Guardlan of FtorSaid defendants ara required to You need no money1 just a 100d enee LQC7 Steven1, an lncompe. .anawu aaid petiUon OQ die 28th car or lla:ht truCk. Inquire Wnt, Oil the 3.lst day of Juty, 19&'i' 1 day oJ' September 1867 or iudgebelow about the free h~•yranee Write fUecl hll Petition in theo PrOttate ment will be takeo qalnat them. Ro81 stewart, 403 McKinley Court within and for the County . Uaed ' 11 Admin· FLORA ~'I'JWF'[, of Melaa and State of Ohio, Cue new Rem· Obi Ave . N I . W , Canon, o. lslntrlx of llle' olllate of e-29-3tc No. 18,936, AlleJing that hh Ward automaUc, 1Walteor LOttrtqe. 4teeaaed. b' aelted of the undivided thn,. b&rret, 1-12 P.tlced to 11ell WANTED~ CARRIER-Girl or .liiJ)' fourth11 interest in the followinJ WEBSTER t FULTZ tor Rutl.md J\o}tte. Cont:ae~ l'he described real estat~ situated Jn ~ltof!>!'Y' for Piolotilf .l.iiJI'I""'-• ev~ntnta tiU D•U.Y S~ntlnet. 8 ~2 U tbe County or \!eit:s. State Qf 0~19 (8) 2.11. !S, til.. 30.1 (Ill 81 IS 110 31• WANT ADS I •I ----==-==. . (19) Business Opportunities Buy Now (20 >Business Servif'.es I ... --.,..- -,--:"~- i _ __ I• - - ...--- -- ou•-'u METROPOLITAN n., viE ae ! __ to Denn1s Walburn to vult relatJve1 ., Close-Out Specials ner auests of Mr and Mrs Dahill 1 Yeager of Mason Sunduy. 1 Mr and atn. Don Wertenberger and daU~hter, Carol, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Taft Boaton 'Mr. and Mrs. Ives King were Sunday guest• of the former's son In Charleston, Sunday Manford Blessmg lind Michael of Pomt Pleasant, Donald BU~sa­ mg and Jimmie of Michigan calLed on Mw Ella Blesaing Sunday afternoon. ReviVIl services wtll begm lit Board Baptist Church on Septf'm ber 2nd. There will be spedal singing each ever.nng. Rev W S Billups js tbe pastor. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hart Jr of Columbus spent the week end with Mr .. nd Mra Taft Boston, Mr. &Rd Mrs. Wayne Hart Sr., and other relatives and attended Slln· Jay School at the Oak Grove EUB Chtueh. Mrs Ltlhe Kelvmgton and children, Akron, are vtsitmg her mother, ~rs. W W Staats, and son, James aDd wife or Board Donnie anrt Junior Roush vis1ted recently with their uncle Leonard Roush and famUy Erme and .'fwila Rickard spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Benme Hoffman of Broad Run Mr and J\1rs. Don Barncard and children and Charles Howard of M1chig;m were recent guests of I Mr. and Mrs Fred Roush Curtis Rickard and nephew, Kenneth Rickard of ColumbUs were busme&s callers Ill Gallipolis Friday Miss Sandra Roush visited recently with her uncle, Leo Roush, and family of Dav1es Grove. Mrs Ethel Fry spent Saturday evenmg wlth M1ss Elb Blessing Mr. and Mrs Clarence Yeager have moved into tbelr new home near Oak Grove Mr. aud Mrs fA.Ii.d¥ Cl'oss and son of Letart were Sundny guest of Mr and Mrs Arcb Yeager. Mr. and Mrs Arch Roush called 1 on Mr and Mrs lves Kmg Sntur- I •• • 9"x9" RUBBER TILE NOW ONLY 25~ flACH 2 Patterns to Choose From ---32"x80" FOLDING DOORS Regular $17.95 NOW ONJ,Y ,, . ~ $12.95 ' 2 Colors Mocha or Birchbark ' STRAW ... --.....-- ' THROW RUI;S 39c . . BAKER FURNITURE • ON THE E'RIGIITE$'t I I Lll. ARNER I ----- - - For Rent BoRN 1N UPPER SLOeeovrA '!' s~ I ~· Master Painters ... - ' .Produtt I .,. • '":1\SOI.nF. AI LFY Well, we solved tro ,'spmntng wheel pro!J'"""u rt dtdn't cost a mck.el. OICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULI I I -.,..,:c------ .... _....,. _ ... lAUREL CLIFF •• NANCY- - DID ~U HAR0-60!L. SOME EGGS MY FOR PARTY~ .. ·~·' ( ' ' $.299.00 BAKER w FURNITURE . ~ ' I OUT GO OUR .... Hew .. • a. • .......... . - - ... Rodney Downing DEMOHSTRATORS ....._c...,,r., ... _ 117) Freezer Chest. !)'pes And. trprlgbts leol Estate Broker Slight SCratches Saves You Legal Noti'ce Ot'EM .EVENINGS· tiLL 1O:Oo 'It• .' . A.ND SWALJ.C:)N FAeuLo..Js Af>lo.IIE ,. CHJ LDWAS I •e - .......... ..... .......... ....._,. ,... _ SCB'"-HLCE i-OPEI'>.J 'YEAASK:,CJ A RF MARJ.<A13L( rn arw -- I OVF.R ltX'I I ae. CORNER IN ~IDDLEPOlT OHIO VALLEY Insurance I I i BUY JUNK CO. ' ' ...~ I and daughter spent a few days Wtth relatives m Columbus Mr abd Mn Her.b ert Roush and son ~nd Mrs Valc1e Spencer spent F'l'idlly evemng with Mr and Mrs Bob Htll and family at Syracuse Mn Laura Hemey is v1s1~ing Mrs MJ!dred Jacobs and "r~ But fe<w nottced Most a!lention her daughter, Mr. and Mrs Floyd Mildred }k)•Nen are cook~ng at focused on vacation plans and a Farra at Racine the Bea~:le Club, Monday middle-bged southerner faghting a :Mr and Mrs Bob Owens and Mrs Mildred Jauobs, Mrs. Shirflo t:r ngatnst the CIVIl rtKhts bill daughter of Columbus vmted the ley Wtse, ar:d Mrs Carol Jaco bs 1'hurmond talked on and on foJrmer's mother, Mrs Dolly Wolfe were m Atilens, Friday on hu~l ­ hour after hour He read lrom a and son thL'l week neSB lll!ltory of the Anglo-Saxon law :Mr. and :M:rs Herbert Roush Carolyn Soulsby, daughrnr of and the ConsUtutiOII Hu votce and son were dmner guests Sat· Mr and Mrs Wilham Soulsb} Js for long stretches s.ank to a whis urday evenmg of Mr. and Mrs: Ill per Valcie Spencer at Syracuse Paul Jacobs enlled on ~elati vcs tConhnucd from Page uneJ · Fmally, he sank to his charr Mn Glenn Wolfe or Washmgton and fnends Saturday the admlnistratwn backed and wtth him sank the heart or the D C. ia vta:itlng her brother, Mr the we:~Jeer Senate ve-rsmn But last b~~ottle t~gamst pus&ge nr the and Mrs Alec Wheeler and fam•ly Rev and Mrs Wtlha~ Stra u~ the J.ustu:e Depal'tment W:lS rc- bill and. will attend the weddme of bllugh h&d as guests during tlw oported satilfied f "It wa s my duty to make sure Norma Ann Chpman and Dante! week end, Mr. and Mt·s. Jerl'y - The lmmlgrahon bJII 1gn()red th~tt J had made t'\'f!'ry effort," he Euler, Sunday, Sept 1 L('WJ S, hts p.arcnt:; and her par~nt s EisPnhower't~ request that rest- ' satd Karen Scarberry of Cottagevtlle, Mrs Genev1eve Burdette lS asW Va , Is staying With Mrl'l Char- sistlflg m u~e care of her fallwr les Sayre while M:r and Mrs Old· Robert Hysell Thaxton are on a vacatton tr1p Mr ttnd \frs Herbert Borrom en ~:u:wnm ru:.H:m iil 1 iiLi[-; Mr and Mrs John Betk of Ra •md daugh.ters, <.;11~en Castle, \fo , i~ [ fiLlOI·H : ACROSS DOWN' 21 Wadinr r-1~ ! ~I l r;;!•l l-h 'iiJ(o) shan 8pcnt Sunday afternoon with spent several days With Mr nnd l Patterson, 1 Fawa bird f;':;; r,' U~l! O l".IU Mr and Mrs Herbert Rou sh and Mrs S\e\'e Eblm and children 2 A worker IS. Wander ~..~~ L~ar.;.r~nr~r.hn.,: • r. son. Mr Borrom and Mr Ebhn W!:!re e Fabuloua 3 Surna up about l=i r. r:rC1riA mmw Mr and Mrs Jack Searbaugh of arm} buddws m World War ll bJrd 4 Music note Idly r-~rr:t'1 Dnu r.11o!~~~ ,_, rn~ ~~~~~· 9 Hall $ Pirates' 2t Con~ Letart spent Sunday afternoon C F HJ!t und fam1ly spent ~rv-, L:<o~ Ld t.;H~~mm:m diameters ,-old junc4 With Mr and Mrs El1hu Counts eal days With hts moth('r, ?t1rs £'!~ ~Jl".);OJr.. ! f;jtul 10 Piercln&' & li:ngros~~ed tton Mr and Mrs Arnold Anderson Belle Htlt and called on fnend~ fol~c;. L 1 ~r1 r:Jr'r:m tool 1 Nocturnal 26 Oreet. r..'[IIO ~I ~ 0[1J iJ (';t;: and daughte1's are VIS!ltn g relahves Wyatt Schaefer and son, Dav1d 11 Swedish bird Jng ~lf..' ~lHl l:-i GL!\J [) tn Northern Ohio and friend .,.,ue guests of his par Nlgbt1ngale t Shuta 27. Girt'• Mr and Mrs Elmer Pte kens and ents Mr and .Mrs Norman Schac· 12 HI.._ l1 Man'• name name Y••kttef'• •••• family are moving from the Lm t.'r 16. Conclu.:!et 13. Cut, a.t 28 Sun4 3t. batty cott property to Antiqu1ty UI.Camp bed "'as• tower State JT. ln41Jtlne\ Mr and Mrs. Don Goodmte of Mrs. James Gtlmorc, MrS Gad :n Th\11 14.1 atrtna toy 30. Pruldert. mark Hartford, w va, Mr and M•-s Burk, Mrs Phelps, and Mrs Steve 11. K1n( of 19. TI!W.ld C0t)"l It, :Malt lUI" George Goodmte and daughter of Eblin took Rrowmc Troop No 3 Baahan 20. Extorted lftldtnce fO. One'a Racme and Ira Goodmtc of Mld· to Bailey's Lake, Tuesday aft!.!:'· 19. Stitch money !1. ImpetUO\ll rett.tiVM dleport !':pent Sundav with Mr and noon 20, TUI'Itlll! toolloq~ 33. Boc ••· Bl"' fH.f.l Mrs. Norman Rizer imd son Mr and M1 s Lel!ov Ruschei and gcvernor Mrs. Glenn Wolfe of Washmg- Mr and 'Mrs Dale Wh ipple were 11. Whlnoolu ton D C and Rtchard Wolfe of Sunday guests of mss M;.rguenlc 24. Too • AnhquJtY sprnt Sundav afternoon 1 Lelfhett IS. Clty (1<1'. J.) wtth Mr and Mrs· Jack' Sharpnack ) Mrs Carmen E\'ans is able to be 17. Slide, .. Mr and Mrs Merle Maxhlme~ l out after her recent illness · on le• " 19. Corn for .and family or Massillon spent the Mrs Anna Buck was a refent UvMtock \O'eek end With Mr and Mrs Har guest of her sJstcr, Mrs Lou tz Latvian old Rouih Dteh!, who has bee n til but 1s river fpou) Mr. c.nd Mrs Wtlbur Durst and able to br. out now fiS, l<l'ourl•hr! Mrs Henry Hunt and ch1ldrren of &c. MUsic note Baden, W VIi., spent Wednesday MORNING STAR · U.R<Klol- . With Be~~ne. Slaughter , By Irma B. lhlt '· Nur11e " Mr. and Mrs Sidn!!\' Carpenter 11ie lrllct mediate S und~:~ y Sc hool (abbr.) and famtly (If Wellsville are VJF.ilt· class held a piCilJC at the New .te:. River 1 1 ing their parents Mr and Mrs Haven Park Sunda) CChto.) Howard Carpente1 and George 1Jr and M1 s Nelson \Vat son 17. Lads Hayman and famtll' of Raetne moved re· QlJ41tlonlnl Mrs Howard Robmson enter- cP. ntly mtn what was known as .u. \'l(l>lp tamed Sunday evemng 1n honor th e Charles Holter tarm. i2" Trouble •s. owemnr of the stxth •birthday of her son, Mr ani] Mrs John lhle, Mr and 41~. U~.vard Carl Present wer_.; Mr find Mrs Mrs Lawren ce Rose and AnabeiiP curvJnr ot El\tl Robtnson, Mr and Mrs Chr1s· Ch.1rles lhle, Jr, John E:a stl't'day: a. lblp'• sJe Powell nf Racme, George Rob- Dana Vau , Meter, Mr illnd Mrs pJ&nktiiJ' inson or Cleveland; RICkie Sar- Noruwn Fisher and LOUISe atRich, atlcky gent of Racme, Mr and Mrs. Pete tended the State Ffur ,.. cu.e . Shields, and Raymond Robm'!on :Mr and Mrs Delmar H.amm ~. t ' were VJsltmg dunng the w~ek DAILY CR\'PTOQt10TE- Hore'o how to work It• WOl.F PEN NIWS J end With relahves m La,ncos\er ' AX ·YDLBAAXR ~. miscenaneous shower honor I and attended the state fatr II LONGJ'ELLOW• ing recently married Jo Anne and Ellen Shuler IS VJsiting this ( One Jetter 1bnply atai'tdl (or QoltiW, In tbllaample A ta Ulld Ceetl Gtllogly w1ll be held m the week 'VJth relat1ves in Columbus tor the three L'a, X fer the two 0'•• etc. l!llnll• letten, apo.. home of her parents, Mr .md Mrs and alss> \1 dl VIsit the SlaW Fatr trophea, the length and formation at the worda are aU hlatl.. Mr and Mrs John Jhle were Eve1·ett Lambert, on Saturday , Each day the code letttra art different. ntght, Sept 31 Friends and netgh Saturday evemng guests of the bors are cordially invited former's sistf!r and brother-tn·law A Cr7Jit.r..., Quotalloo Mr an'<i , Mr11 Russell Hall and Mr anrt Mrs Robert Ransom oi daughten of Athens were Sunday Lancaster WMBPKM C XD XVNXJL OZ MX&.o"'• guests of the John Hardys Q XD ZSRSU OZ X loiPVVJ-ABMJI Mr lind Mrs Freeman Williams of We.~ t Columbia, w. Va, a:rc NSLVU, preparmg to iJuitd a home on the fArm tbey hought here recently ' YO!I->'s "mot.quot"' B!Jii8SIIlD IS HID WHO IIXPIDC'N Mn. John Diehl Jake Turner of Raf;mc and NOTHING, FOR HE SHALL NEVlllR BIC DIIAPPOINTIIDLavma Turner 1s the guest Charles Bu~soll of Eagle Ridge Mrs POPm<, ~~""""" c K/lf l>tot..., - ....,. of Mrs Joalfj Turner called on H€\nry Spencer Sunday ;;;&!;;;;:;;;;;'-~-==·::: ~---------·-_:_-~C~I:;f:f•:r:d:_.Jacobs, son ~ Ja_ok_. _an_d_ afternoon Rep H R Gross R Iowa of rP"'ed a bon voya !!e warnmg "We are gotng to havt! a heau t1 ful scandal In our i!Ps on tho! bas•.., of so me or the travel last year a.,,d the year before " DAILY CROSSWORD d~a~y~e;;_v:~·~·~;~ng~~~~~~~~~~::.~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~·:"' - dent statui be a:ran~ to 28,000 Mrt. Hert..rt bu1h Hungarian parolt~es whQ fled tu Mrs Mu Spana:ler and familY of lhe United Stutes dunng the Lynchburg, Va., are vi.itmg her Runganan r~>lolt leat ffar It muttler, Mrs. Lellu RJ{fle and B]!.Q made nv change :n the ba.!llc family ilnnH&ratu;n quotas Mr and M'~a. Howard Bloucr of Sandyville, \\ . Va, spent the week l\fany lawma'kcrs d•d not wan end With Mra Rudy Rtflle and for thp iJreak Ill lht> suauon thai Owen Hall . lnP.IInl the way IU!I ope n for ad llr and Mn Howard Donahue journmen1 Tht'y a.lrt'ady wcm have pure_h.ued the LJOJCott propheaded for home or \ eahom erty from Charley Kmghtnma: and are plannln& to move there Marty Pl•n Ju.nkeh Many oth ers who rC'm11ined tn soon. Mr and Mrs Valcte Spencer of the «!ap1tal were laytng plans for Syracuse 1pent Thura.day evening P~tens1ve }111\ket~:~ overseas 1'ht> Hou11e Thur sd11y vottd to- allow Wllh ?dr and Mn Herbert Roush 124 rt>tpresentahves travel outaido and son. the Umted Stai_!'!S on stUd ) trl]l<.. )[r and Mrs Jack Sharpnack Field 'l'l"lal•. Sundoy Mrs Bob Bo•,.,·en hill been 11s slltln~ tn the cpr~ of her mother Mrs Denver 'tumen wbo t1 ill ' Mrs Beulah Darnell of Parker. burg IJ Vlflttng her daughter Mr 8 Lloytl Wrtght and family, Mr and Mn Pearl Jacvbl m••t thetr daughter Mrs DiU 1acobs lind two chJidrren m Logan Sun, clay afternoon il-1n Jacobs and c htldren wHI spe :.d a Wfilek wtth her parents and Pther relatives Mrs Jamew LeWlll nnd daugh tt-r Dianne , were gue~s of her mo lher, ~frs . U!fford Jacobs Sunrt 'l.v A number of fnends and rel a ttves gathered at the home of '-Irs J Qsle Turnpr Sunday, Ln hcnor of Mn Harry Huff and son, All1•n I Hamilton, who are leav mg fo~ the1r horne 1n St Petersburg, Fla after spend1~g the summer w1th Mrs 'Huff'g mother, Mrs 1'urn1•r Attendance at Sunday Sehoul August 25 waa 80 and the offc•r ing was $13 50, Congress Regular 45c ea I LETART W V 1 (8bl AutoServices ------ owens, Worthington, Ohio, Mrs Bla1ne and Maggte Kay of Ur1ion and idrs left Thursday Tobey Myen. Rev. and Mrs. W S Billups, In Akron Mr. and Mrs Paul Blessms of Pt Pleasant were supper guests ()( Mra Cecil Blessing Saturday eve rung. Other gueat.a were Mr and Mrs Don Wertenberger of Tuscararus, Obi?, Mrs. Gertte McGU bn, MrJ. Beaaie Bocock, Tommie Marr and ttster, Ina, all of Wheel· mg. Mr and Mrs. Ed Fry were din- APPLE GROVE WILLIE I'M SURE BESSJE \VOI>fT I-lAVE ANY- THINS MORE lO DO WITH lHAT LOU ~OS. I BY ERNIE DID YOU KEJEP TfiEM SEPARATE FROM THE OTHER'S "?" H~W CAN l TELL THEM A CART~ YOU'LL KNOW THE HARD- BOILED EGGS �·- -. ~ ' ( • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Aug . 30, 19~7 Annual Church Family Picnic Middleport Society Richard Egan been visitini her eoust ml, MiSJ~ Mildred Hawley and Mr and Mrs. Jame11 Hawley, and will IJe joinM for th e week end by her husband. W~· ntcrs Dana VIEW FROM POMPEY 'S HEAO (Cinemascore-Teehn lto!or J ! - al~o- Alan Larld The annual family picnic of 1,Jle Mrs, ~-- S. Nlase u sitted by \ Mt. Moriah Baptitt: Church SunMrs. 'Y•lham Neue entertained day School wa.e held Thursd.,- 1t the W•ldwoo_d Garden Club Wed- tbe Middleport Roadside Park wlth neJ~da)' evenmg at ber home at Mrs. Will Winston and Mrs. Carrie Nease SetU ement . CaMell as chairmen of the comT.he meetinil In charge of the mittee. The Rev, N. D. Borden, president, Mrs. Edison Hollon. pastor of the church, asked the opened with the Lorr!'s Prayer in blebing which preceded the meal unison. Members ~·e.,ponfled to and the group enjoyed recreaUoo roll call with their favorite herb during the ~.fternoon . and its use. Mrs. Hollon announcThose present were Mr. and ed a regional meeting to be held Mrs. Fred Jack~ on, the Rev. and in Middleport on September 25 Mrs. Bordon and daughter11, India, and urged aU members to attend. Nylita and Imogene, Mr. and Ml'l. During the program heur a Campbell Harper and Phoebe, Mrs. pa-per "Herbs and Their Uses" Irvin Baumgardner and Geor~~:e, prepared by Mrs. Christy Baer Manning and Alma, Mrs. Birdie was read by Mn;. Milton Houda- Powell and Joe and Sal1y, Mrs. shelt. A demonstration on nower Marjory :'rice and Allie, Jewell.•. arrangement.s was givep. by Mrs. Floyd and Lajene , Mrs. Dorothy Smith and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Watson. Ray Cole and Sandra and Clar• Home -made ice cream, angel f ence, • Mrs. Arlene Reese, Julia Cood cak,e, coCfee aod icet. tea Reese. were served by the hostesses to 'Mtchael au<1 . Sbella Johnsoo, bho.<~e n:tmcd above and Mrs. Mrs. Will Winston, Virginia Nell Amanda Bacr, Mf11. Karl Gruescr, Winston, DeleOO · Delago, Mn, Mrs. Norman Fi!!her, Mrs. Chari· carrie Cassel, Wanda Peterman, es Baer. Mrs. D~nve.r Holter, Mrs. Ernest Bowles and Keith, JaMn. Paul Fl11her. nine, Anita and Marcia, Mn. J>tw.. ey Guthri~. Mn. · Charles Jones, Mr . and Mrs. Arnold Richard•, Paula Gomer. James Phillips Jr. of Columbus; Roland and John Singer, Carol Ervin; Mr. and ~drs. Ana Bryant. Rutland. Mrs. David Yale!!, Clevela nd hila TONIGHT Lloyd Nol11n " SANTIAGO" (In Warnlr t:ulorl 1956 FORD RANCH WAGON V-8 Thunder Hird motor . Bea u· ltful light grey and green 2 tone flmsh. 710 tires like ne1~1 R&H Aug. 31 and defrotllters. Th ts one clean Henrv F'on rlil \'e rJ hl t!Pi!o Alfnd Hitckcod• '• " THE WRONG MAN " . -a lsn--Forrest Tucker Mari Bl~n chaird "STAGECOACH TO FURY" as a new pin. Priced to sell. $1795 TUTTLE MOTOR CO. • I (CinPma~t'OJWl • Held Thursday Com edy and Cartoon Co/filii aN THE RUJ.t! ew en tine ' ' VOL IX ' ---- PACKAGE ALL OUT SALES ROADEO 1954 Ford · · 2 dour Scdnn , On gl nal h l~" k ftrHSh lik(' ne w. 1~55 Pontiac · ·· · · · $1,595 V8 Deluxe 2 d oor ~td11n. ll yjJrutnatk rlriw . R&H . One t•ardul ownt•r . Low mikn~c. A '\'rt'<lnl pu(f' ' 1955 Buick VB · · · · ·· · $1,B9S 2 rlorw ll nrcl Top CfiiiP<'. Jl.adio & flftalf'r. A luca lly ownt·d rar , Show s lflvi nfr;: cur(' 1956 Chevrolet · · · ·· · $1 ,B95 ' '2l0" Y8 4 door S•·,lnn. l'fiWI'l'J.:IId•• . fl&H . Sput· 1 ~!1!1 blue aml while r!nl sh, New Bu il!k trarkin 1956 Pontiac VB · ·· · $1,B95 2 door Sf'rlun, R&.l-t l .ow mllcngc, ln tr rior and exterior ~ha rp . · 1956 Dodge $1,B9S f'()ronct 4 doOr S<·d:m. l 'u .~ h huHon sh ifl, R&H , A .~w~ pt wing beHut~·- 1 uwm•r. 1956 Buick VB · · ·· · · · ·· $2,495 4 do(o r Spf>rlal "Hurd 'l'f1!1" S••rlnn l.•·n ~ th:tn l:t · 01}(1 miles. JJvnaflov.- di'u••• H& II , AI mo.~! llkt' thl" day It was sold. 1956 Buick VB - - 1954 Chavrolats as low as $995 Choice or three good 1954 Buicks · · as low as $1,295 CI.U. Open Phone 6911-M Middleport BRADBURY, OHIO I I•DO '-M. .Ca/Jor :Dau 2 dqor "Hard Top" Cour,e, Power Steering, Mcrcomatic drive, Uke new n c11erY detail . 1953 Buicks · · · · as low as $B9S --- Choice of One Special two door - new pain! joh - one Special 4 door and one VB Super 4 door Sf'dan . Choice or two fine ..210" 2 doors and One Jlkc new Belaire 2 door. 1952 Pontiac .. ·.. .. .. - $495 2 door !o'i"'f1an, Hydramatic drive, Original light green flnllh. BLAETT Pom•n~r,, on o Phon": 522 Since then, America's workers have con~ tributed Immeasurably to the ever-higher standard of living from which all Ameri· cans benefit. On Labor Day, 1957, we salute them. IN OISIIVANCI Of LAIOR~ DAT, OUR lANK Will NOT ~NIIACT IUIINISS ON MONOAY, SIPT. 2. .......... ...... " . . . ... ,_ ~onal Bank' Pomeroy Na 1'1 • -GMC Trucks BANKING SINCE 187,'" Member Federal Reaerve Syatem Member Federal Deposit Insuranee Corporation POMEROY RUTLAND ========;;==~~:;; I ,..._____') · We pay 2% Interest pn jour Savtqs 106-M 104 Years of Servloe "f'rom Buggies to Bulcko" Pontiac 1894-1957 More lhan half a century ago Congre$5 passed a bill making Labor Day a legal holiday. 1953 Chavrolets as low as $795 Mr. 6 Truck Drivers Ignore Gtation Into JP Court Paul Kc{•ncr. Mrs. R;Jy Shaner David Shaffer and Melvin Rousl of Park ersburg; Mr.s Joe Buffing Bles,ln-r Delores anr. Myrtle, Raleigr Roush, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ra~ Roush and Mr. and Mrs. ,W alder F. Roush of Pt. Pleas11nl. thtll'cou1rt lu''!"'' i ~ayor Rob:p~lJu~Jeht. Bill Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Ar . nett Roush and Mervin, MTS. J..ll Lhn McCoy, Mr. and Mrs . Furl Ro ~,:crs and Mrs. Evalee Wotre, Con SPECIAL LABOR D ,y SALE .' -' to the Place home before returning here . ~rs. Houdashell had a broken wri::.t and severe facial bruises and Mr. Houdaahelt suffered from shock and severe body bruises. Mrs. Fred Schroath and family, Rick and Ann, Brida;eport, W. Va., brought her mother. Mn. c. M. EI;"Win, home Thursday. They l~ft today for MauldlD, W. Va. wfi~ they will visit Mrs. Ward · 8t4)ne before returnina; to thelr ,hdfnl. Mrs. Erwin had spent t)\e p~ month in Bridgeport. ' · . , . 1956 Plymouth Was $1695-Now $1545 1956Dodga, · .... Was $1895-Now $1695 Plalll "6" Club Sedan - Heater - Blue - Good Rubber. .Ollt c•wmter, low milea-ge. Coronet "6'' Club Sedan - Heater. Black and white 'fu· Tone. GOOd Rubber. One owner. 1956 Plymouth ·· · · Was $1695-Nt~w $1545 Piau VB Club Sedan- Heater. Green, Good Rubber. LOw MUeage. · · -· · · Was $99s:-Now $895 1956 Chevrolet···· Was $179$-Now $1695 Radio and Heater. Good Rubber. New ...-. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MtMa• tcr. Pnnnsylvanla anf. California. and his son and 4J;ugllter-ln-l&w, l\ltr. and Mn. WHlar~ McMast~r. ColumbWJ,..are vl.slt1n1 Mr. aDd ' wea•e, wuhable' and creue-resistlat. Black. ............ ,.121020, ..... .. - . '' -· - - . -atetate Mra Har•y McMaste< and famiey. especially to vl.Jit Hal'l'y McMas\e< who ~as be>n til, ' $8.95 They came Miss Jean McMaster who ll home on furlough from 110verninent work In Btlrlln, Germany, and ELBERFELDS Mr. and Mn. Chari., MeM11t•r ~~~;;~~o~l~B~,~~~d~en~t~o~n~,~F~Ia~·~._._._;;.; I .en meeting wlll be hfld in Room 14 at the Senior High )aDding. Teacher11 wtli. ~ gue~~;U of the school 1uperlntendent at Ahe Riverview Restaurant for lubc:heon at noon, Moitday. ' 'feachenr meetlngs have also bftn scheduled at Sugar Run, Central, Junior High Urd Senior ~ Schools at 1 p. m. Monday Wllb the meet1111tt in e!har~e of 1 d.• principal• at those adtooil. · 1\fc) new teachers have also added to· the teaehing staffs. an Emalene Sallee of Waco, I fl'aduate of Asbury College '-h m Hi will teae h E ng1111 • s8 and Spanish I and II In the High School and Constance W~to.n, W• V.a., a grad uGlenvIlle S•·t ua e T eac h ers I ~~~r.i wbo will teach Girls' Ed., Engliab 8 Uld Health Juniori High School. '~~;r~ for the Pomeroy the fortln:om released today ~~E~~~~~;~C- S. Gibbs. 1188igned and their ~ Vet'd with white ind rhinetklae ..tplrbd In Coh~ma'• Poppyteed, rayon arld '' -' Charles S. Gibbs, superihtendent. , ) In announcing Tuesd:r;'s schedule Gibbs also called' Uqn to the fact that on onday .at 10:30 a .m. a"general 1! TU.TUitaD aftiNe ttriia'ht from · CHARM with plaM for a. husr_. heau1lf11l ea10n. The linea are leu, with jud the right amounl o( eune, the bad: it aoflly ple&ttd. SPECIAL .D··$t()UNT ON ALL THE .. FOLLOWO~~:Q RECON-DITIO.NED We Are Cutting Prices To Reduce ·Our 'Inventory Of Used ·cars ·• ·.AU Col'S Guaranteed ' ,..:~ ~eigs COunty 4-H Youth Capture Honors At Fair A full SC'hedJ,lle Of classes will be run Tuesday in the Porn· I Mei~~:s County 4· H Club members el'Oy 'Public SChOols accorQing to announcement today received six "A" and three "B" -h~-;Pitail~d and late;~nt back ' ' ; Pomeroy Schools Will Hold ' F:tdl Class Session nie anrl David of West Columbia , 11r. and Mrs. Donald Roush, Slln · rlra and Sheldon, Rev. and Mrs. R11ymond Peters, Greg, Gloria and Jt:t'l, "Mrs. Lorelta R('lush., Mrs. ' . .. '.~ ,, ' • Te}ephODe Fim .-. startS CaDV8SS· I0 1MeJgS • CoUDt y Willlam r"arr!ngton, district Co· mmerclal manaJ~er, today annoJn· ced the start oC a house tel b<Juse canvas or the Meigs CI)Unly !'!rca asslgnc~ to the (ieneral Telephone c.. :npany, through a .r«ent decialon of the Public Utili~ies Com· miuion of Ohh F d . d arrington a v1se , "that thu communities of Sale.m Center, D~ltter, Harrisonville, Darwin, aod Hemlock Grqve, formerly served by "mutual ~;ompallles have been assigned to General. New telephone Cacilities will be con~tructed in the companely'• hnew servici~ area to provide t ep ones lo a applicants as soon 81 requiremrmt.£ aic detcnnlfaed.'' Rotary District Governor Will Visit Club Here grades In stnte competition at the Ohio State Junior Fai.r on Wed· nesday, accordin~ to Mrs. Geneva . Nolan, Home Economics Agent. other Melg!l County Club Patty Douglas and Ste· phen Huffman, assisted at the Junior Fair by serving as hoat.eas and host at the Fair on Wednesday. In Ute demonstration team competitlon, Janice Wolfe and Mary Kay Johnson received an "A·" grade on their demonstra· tion on ":Making Rolls from Sweet Dough". Wayne Roush and Ran· dall Tackett also were graded "A·" on their demonstration on First Aid in Electric Shock. Jn the lndiVldual aemonstrauons Madalyn Brown rated an r. A-" on her demonstration on Clean Milk. Janet Knight in an interesting demonstration 'on "Making of Sal· ada" received a "B'raward. In the Style Revue in which gar· ments were judged for workman· ship 11 well as modeling, Patricia Blakeslee' received the grade of "A" on her Formal Dress-Up Dress. In the Sports c(othes divl· si.on, Vlfilnja Johnson Wall rated a B-plus. ltoJe Greenlees modeled her costume · in the Complete Go~ tume Revue. Jn lhe Foods Interview llf!ction Sharon Atkins and Dixie Rnusll each earned "A's" on their inter· views oa a Canned Meal and a Packed Lunch. Celia Gaul receiv· crt a grade of "8" on her Spon.re Cake and IntervieW. EaCh girl pr{!· pared · the mllterill in this section and took the foods to the. State Fair where they wcfe · gralfud otl both the food and th.c knowledge of the ' particular subject. ReJ Two Cars . i . In Collision At I f Ohio turned in the worst of thJ early reporta, with seven dead in traffic accidents. Four of the victiml were teenagers tilled when their automobile r aa through a red light near CaiN .and crubed into a truck. Jl'e-nuylvania and Mich~gan each reported three traffic victims. Friend.tl heJ"e learned today that Fred .J. R~d . lint Soil Conser· vationl~t with thoe M<'i£11 Conservation District from 1943 to 1948. filed at hi1 home in Leisu1e City, Florida, on Thursday . Burial Is to be made today at 'Miami, f1oria . Survivors indt!dc two children , Dorothea Bailey or Minnesota , James Reed, Pittsbur~h and the widow. An older aon, David Reed . 1 was killed i'1 action during World , War ll while serving in the Air Fo.-... Mr. Reed after leaving "Meigl'l Cc!un~y servf>d 1t1;e •j;!'a~lin county · Dutrict at Kenton, bh10. for four years. Arter retiremta' he moved te Florida where Jiik._lbal ainltl made hll home. . ~e R~'!t we~ w I known 111 Heiga County and active in wort. t1me is 8 p. m. lonigbt for dttirtb bd c Western Singer, Otie Crabtree of the ,. cast of the Hartfor,d Tiger benefit clash ~ ' Saturday Night Jamboree is one of the several personalities with an All Star cast lrom live who will appea-r in the gala program planred by the Feeney- oth~r Ohio Va11ey Al.sociation 8ft Bennett American Legion Post at MiddleP.ort for Labor Day. ba&eball teams at Bachtel Field. Manager Don Wolfe of Racine and Charley Sto'bart of Middleport ' ft Pomeroy Rend re~idcnls a n c1 have named a powcr.l.tlde:n outfit rthei neighbors are Invited to at· to stanrt up against the books and len d the Labor Day Celebration ..,.. I fast sliders or Lefty Gene Hesson, 11' I l' which will be sponsored by l he .Freency-Bennctt Post, No. 128, · Tiger ace. . . A Cleve1and, Ohio, motorist was Hesson, HH, w1JI br throwing the guest •t tbe Middleport Jail American Legion at lhe Middleport t.o ex·PI'O star Luther Tu~ker who_ today foJiowing his at1'ellt early High School Stadium. 0 holds th~ home run recor~ fn th~ tbi.A morning by Patrolmari Ike A parade, which wlll feat~qe the '· . ' ~VA. thl.s -past season, Wlth four Nea1 on charges of dfiving while Kyger creek March in" Band, dir· I The Swrsher Coal Co., of_Pome- ctreUit clouts. under the tnriuence of ah=ohol ectcd by w. K. .Everron, and the roy today was named defentt~nt In Wolfe ~nd Stobart: tbe latter Arrested wu walter Hudebton, Middleport Marching Rnnd direct- an action fdr mon2y and Judge- opening ht!l strana;: bid for No. 1 26 of Cedar-av Cleveland wbo is ] . · ment In the · sum of $&)0.47 plus ed by Geo~gc Da_ las, ',VLll start at interest and roAts filed by the 'New quarterUaek of the Ohio Unlver· a~ted to mate' an appeaf'ance in sity football team soon. will OPI_)Oie Mayor o. Fiaher'a court. to1:30 ,from the. V•lla.ge Hail, Race York Central RaHroaa. ~nd North Th1rd Aven.,;e, accuff:i· In the petition tned in the Meip Hesson witb either Mickey MtUer n.igbt. In three other cases to appear mg to the parade marshalls Lcwts , County Comtnon Pleas Co~ the of Middleport, Little ~oozy Wolf~ Long and Don Roach. 1plaintiff aver11 ~he 11um Is · due of Raelne, Lee Valenhne or Galli- before Fisher Friday night CarDuring the afternoon and early J them for th~ reloadinl and tran• poU!i _or . Jim Bowlu (Middleport), lena Van Meter, 31, of Middleport, eve ning races, ga-mes and various · fer of a poWer shovel boom at the Cmemnati~ep Bonus baby. was flned $30 and coN for reek Other AU S Jude, catchers Jess operation of • motor vehicle contests-each with a money prize Lake City, ':fCM., on August 30, Woody CalL Hi eport, George as the result of an aecident In 19 ~ 5or award, will be held. ~ 1"1 d t U On anoth~ cour1 ae on 1 e o- Nessleroad, Pomeroy: and BiU Me- which her car struck three parked cua on Lotust-1t. Ted Chapman, general ~hair· day Martba W. Carsey of Middle- Ntckles, Racine. Jnflelrten, Harvey Van Vrante!l ' Cecil w. Roseberry, 23, of I.eman of the Celebralton·, has ap-- pori, ••ka feW djvorce lroin Henry pointed Jack Bachner aild Robert Thurman CilleY also of 'Mi~· Gene 'Mitch, Jimmy Jo Hemsley, tart FaUs, Ohio. was fined $20 and Pomeroy; Hindu Hen~son aod ~sts by Fisher on charges of reckTcwksbary In thargc of the display port. Rusty Wamsley, Pt. Pleasant; John leu operatiOJII. Of fireworks which will elimax the Thomas and Bill Jarvia, GaUipoli!; John Frederick .Gilmore, 23, of LICINSIS · show. Dave Hlndy, Ike Wilt and HaDk Syrttcuse appund before Fi11her .ArmstroRJI:, 21, Rl· Odie Crabtree, Western Singer, on a charge of reck.le111 operation and N'aomi Roth Clatworiby, Middleport. is only one of the cad of the Sat· Outfielders Bobby Nelson, and and was fined tlO and roata. TuppeJ'I Plains. urday Night Jamboree from the All three defendanta paid tbeir 22, Carpenter, Bowles, Mtddieport; Aaron Wol!e Huntington 'r~lcvlsion ~tudlo who (Centlnuecl IIMf Pa.. S.wn) flnea and COBts and were released. 19, Rutland. will appear at 4 p.m. and again · &t 8 p.m. The east, with Dean Sturm ~~~ muter of ceremony, will arrive b)' 3 p.m. and will meet their faus before and :after the 4 p.m. show. Refreshment stands W111 lb c mant.grd by the Auxiliary ol the Post who will sell fish sandwlshes, llot clogs, -pop and Icc c-ream. The MldPieport Fire , Department' will ~ave tbeir popcorn stand at the . Stadium also ' It ill hoped that chilrlrcn or 1bl:! ar1la will join in the parade on de~orated b•cycles. Troop 245, Boy 3couts. of America, and the Cu·b Pack llre lo 'uke ·part in the par!!.dc which will march up North fhlr<: Rutland, over to North sO<:~nd- and down to Mill, over to and dow,p. to the stadium. , Publicity for the celebration ba8 been handlet~ by_Charles Dyer. Studded OVA I Meet CleveIand:M Is Jailed o DWil CharfleS I I I c. 4 Aerial View Shows The Farm O(The Week Meigs-Co Coon Hunters Elect -New Secretary Meigs County Coon Hunters in a meeting held Friday night at their c!lub on Sand Ridge named Doney Par11ona as their new sec-re(ary and . 41lter Manuel a11 usiatant secretary. / Jliilif• • pjiOib of tile -above by cal1il1.a at r Fred J. Reed I Death Reported At Florida Home J. H.. Gratt iii chairman of lhe Middleport campaign whieh should have been tompletrd urUer tbit year but wr.:s held up until Mr. Grate volunteered to find workeu for the can vau. Mrs . Paul Thein, one of the ehairmen, has announeerl the fol lowing worker• in her. dilltrict : Mrs. Jamet Brewington, Mn. Edward Evans, Mrs. Guy Shuler, Mn. HeMler, Mrl. ruchard Gre,;s, Mrs. Bandolh Humphuye, 'Mrs. H. L. Dunham, Mra. James CrisweU, Mrs. Robert Sc!hmoll. Other chairmen who wilt list i ). Uoelr wort:era later are Mn. Brut!e Llo:rd, Mn. DeD'Ver Nelson, Mrs. DOnald Lower)', Mrs. Rodney ] Sauer. Above Is anoth.T of the current serle_§/of aerial phQtos '• A United PrHs count from 6 Friday night to 10 • -~· edt showed 30 peraont killed iji: IJ'affie accidents during the fln&. 16 hours of tl'le holiday w~tend One persoa drowned in Pennsylvania Lo brio&: tbe euly fatal accident tot.a1 to 31 . worthy cawe ot Meigs slirrAII d>ellitereit 'of Dally sent!nei-T_ eaders. .Til~ ~wner of '· I o'clock Resldenlal are asked to be ready to give their contribution to this sWIS•her Coal co. Nam·ed ·Defendant I suit'By NY . c, ·, By UNI'fED PRESS Ohio led the nation today in holiday traffic deaths. At least seven perso01 were killed on the highways as the long Labor Day weekend began. Four teenagers died near Cairo in Allen County when the~ car ran a traffic light at the junction or U.S. 30-N and Ohio d~ and smashed into a truck. Wednetdfty, Sept. 4. at :bo p. m., a drive for the 1967 Crou campaign In Middleport will start an women taking part in the canvau Intend lo make only one c=all at eat.h homt: . IStar ", ' t Death Toll On Ohio Highways Reaches Seven In Early Count Red ~ok Drive Huge Labortlav tJilebration. At Middleport Wednesday Six truck d1·ivers employe ~ by Ura Swisher Coal mines failed Fl'i· day night to n:akC an appearance in the court of Justice (1.{ the Peacy ft E. Grindley to where they had been cited. Today the Swi .~ her firm wal told that un1 ess the t.river..rnak.e an np-vearancc before Mon· day that wDrrants would be issued fnr their arrest bY the Ohio Highway Patrol. Highway Palr'.)l officur had cited the six men on charges of ovl'r· loading coil ! l!'ueks and exceeding the we1ght ,limits SN by law ·1 n n<~•P.r action in Grln•llcy'> ' euurt Fri~>:· night Ra_;- Grinstf!afl wa s rinett ,a~ and costs ror dri vm" J ohn Rou sh of CUftun, W. Vii·· sl:~led for appcr.rance on chnrges or di~turbin: the peace and resisting arrest.;. (orfeited a 'len cl of $40. :.' In th e meantime Rbger Hayman . 23, of Rt. 1 Lon1 Bottrrn1 was in county jail today awlilt(ng hearing before GrindiPY tol\ilht on chaT.ges of intoxication preferred ~Y the HiJhWa.v Patr fl\. · George l:iser, 39. cr Portsmouth ,1b6 arrcstet'. for intnxjoation by the Patrol wu r ~lc3lle'a f1P $15 ~ond and ordered to , a-p~'ar in Mr. anc! Mrs. C. C. Ble~sing. Charles and Peggy. Dorothy Shirley, Viola, May and Flcrence Ric· kard, Mr. and Mrs. JI\.Spcr Rou~h. Mrs. Kathryn Rood, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown, Mrs. Mabel F. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. l~robt Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frye, Mn. Frnnk McDermitt, Hattie and Emma, Mr. and Mrs. Van Roush , Mrs Maut!c Blessing and Okcy Rou~h , Letl1r1, W. Va. ----------------- 1Many Expectedl;o Atlfnd 1 and Mrs ton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy ..,., ..-nlly hlr eft. --------SINGLE COPY-k ------------------------_J·~~----~~------- Hussc ll Blessing, Dickie llnf' BQobby, Mr. and Mrs. Rvy Rowb Fay V;1n l<'nssen, ~•tt ..._,. ......,., lt•rtfy ct.u.lp •witt! • chanc. •f • ... ....,. lwtQht !Ohio Leads The In Early Sum r1es ~ of Death ·Counts For Labor Day . eekend " "'', Eunice Hart, New Haven. 1954 Mercury · .. ----- -- $1,495 · · · · · · $1,5951953 GMC 2 ton ...... $1,295 Iuick I . .. ... . fhoice of two Specials, one Century and one Road master. 1955 Ford 2 ton · · · · · .. · $1,495 1953 GMC ~2 ton .. - --- · $795 •nn~na• who ~~- emplOyed al Mr. Carmel Ho spital , Columhus, plans lo le<~vc ne d Wt"ek ror a vi.~it in Dl'!n•·cr with her sisters . Mr . and Mrs. lhmy Houda shelt ~md dtwghler, Frcd1lie , have re· turned from Green Lakes, .Wis., whe re lhev visited the Rev. and "frs. Bonaid Place and three chi) . drl'!n . Mr. Jnd Mrs Jloudashelt · hnd started home on Aug-ust 9 wht'n thl'y were m an automobile ;u:cidt·nt at 'fon·tll.l·lac They were -·- Hyd 1Jump. Thl~ tnwk I~ rearlv to work. Hos 2 t.p~d ax i<' . Good A.2.'i X 20 llrl'I'I.' IO' body. Pickup, New paint jllli. Until P.M. Rt. 1 ~ ton l.WR pi ckup V<'ry luw mi11mge, Looks like Hyd, Dump, 10' Dump body, Good 8 .2& X 20 Ur~s . new trut"k. 2 speed axle. o... 12:30 toR SUPREME Ia CREAM CO. , TRUCKS 195(» Chevrolet I Rnu~.h~ JIOURS: $2,695 4 door Super "Hard Top" Sedan, Power Slccrmg and brakeM, Dynaflow drlv~. Low mileage, Sharp cal, New one cost $4343.75. i ICE CREAM 1 ... ...... $B9S ---- - ·~inia OFFERED IN I Pomeroy·Middleport. Ohio, Saturday, Auguat 31, 1957 wltho~!l a ';vail<! clrhr~rs licf'nsc . - Tlwy n-Jl('nl'll Lhe and 1li5'player.l them . l' rl·~('nl were five couples, in du d in ~.t 11-'t r. and Mno. Bl es!'.ing. ; whn ha li retenl ly celebrated thrll' Gold\'n Wedlllilt: , naml'ly: '*"'' c......., Ohio: wrlttt Mattered :elwt..,. utretiN Mrth M4 andSu,..._ylne...._....,....., Cllntlnu-M f1lr lftl' .......- . , . .ef Itate. BUICK and PONTIACS 66 Used Cars • ly Uni...,,.,... • -~----------- NO . 117 Weather • County farms wbich have the a~ve !arm may have a il!e· pewspaJier offices by Wednesday noon. Th.e Ohio Safety Council predict- ed 41 accidental deathll in the Burkeye State from 8 p.m. Friday and midnight Monday. Thirtythree pereon:: died on Ohio roads during last y-ear'!! Labor Day Wftken~!. Gov. 0 . William O'Neill ~id '"thrs ia an appalling priee m~~ life to P•>: for carelel~-1 One death Is too llftaDY, ¥!'V Ald. \ ..._ • 4 n.e• gOvernor !,a,!d 10Q ..b,idur~ -.. 1patr)llmen have been ordered td"' dutt in an .aJI.-ou\, ellort to keeL doW!l the slatlghttl'. "'i\ The dead: · FriOy N'wht Lanc:uter: Charles Hiles, MJ, fa· tally injured when .truck by a 'if1U' while waliina: ~ U.S. 33 lOUth~ . here. , Newark: Kathleen Susan Brown, 9, daughter of Mn. James D. Parry, Granville, Ulled when she ran into a street md wu ltrUck by a io~ 4u;. t #, "'-CJeveland: Robert C. Baker, 52, Cleveland Heights, tilled when he leU onto a driveway from a ladder while fixing • roof. . Slfurdly llans!ield: Billy R. Stroupe Jr., 21. killed when the C!lr in which he was riding went out ol control on -Qbio 39 and ttuhed into two tree •. Uma: Joseph Sl'loemaker. 18, Columbus Grove; Robert Wotlioe, 18. Colu.mbw; Grove; Robert G. Hall, 19, Lima; and June• M. Bowerman, 18, Lima, al1 killed when their car crashed into a truck at l.h ejunction of U.S. 30-N abd Ohio 65 near Cairo. Cincinnati : MJu EUaabeth Drewes, 75, killed erouina: a street to attend mus at SL Boniface Church. only haU a blocll away from her home. / ElYria: Harold 0. Jewett. 43, Lorain, killed when his car failed to make a MJrve on Pearl Rd. and crashed. into a uUUty pole and u-ee_ Plans Completed For School Fair At Harrisonville Final plans ror tbe Harrisonville School Fair to be held Sept tl-7 and 8 were made llt a meeting of the Fair Board on Thursday evening . Changes made were the shifting ot the Ampteur Conleit r~:om Fri· day to Saturday night and follow it up with. a Jitterbug Contest. The schedule for the lair calls for Square Dancing from 8:30 to 12:31) on Friday night; Stunts and Games at 10 a:m. Saturday; .Pony races at 10:30 a.m.; horse pulling at 1 p.m. and tractor pull at 7:30. The amatUer show will go on at B p.m. inside tbe school building. A horse show !lponsored by .t?e Boy Soouts will be held at 1 p.ili. Sunday leaturing 15 classes with 10 ii-r the horse class and five in the pony. Th~ PT.\ Will meet at tbe school OD Tuesday evening, Sept. 3 to make plans to serve food for the fair . LABOR DillY SKATING PAIItTY The Skate-A-Way Roller Rink will hold a Labor Day Sk•U.s Patty Mond:ay, Sept. :, from 7:30 to 10:so. Races, prize~t balloou aad fUD for aU. Evtr7GU ~Jffe1.. ClUIQO. ' I' 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 30, 1957 bird