https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4a6e14ce6b1f58cfd4f2287bda865a90.pdf f47363e7f83a033e507ed87b993ccd20 PDF Text Text ·- -. ~ ' ( • 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 • ,• �.. ........... .... , " • -t.'¥ ... '·"" •• ' . ..... . -................... . " •• - ' •' "' ...~1'! ' • ;"' '1."}''"11"'•• \ ' i ,,, r:f.,t::> .' Clifton 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0, Aug 31, 1957 ----- I t I TELEVISION GUIDE -TV Chan"el3 ,. ' 1 • Saturdo -~·annet 3 TBA I ·--------=--=-----:=-c----: Slow Down And Live This Labor Day "Be wise with speed; "A fool at forty is a rool indeed .... That was the admonition some 200 yt>ars ago by English poet Edward Young And it's still appropriate, this LabCJr D<~y Hobday weekend The motorist who horses arcund w 1th horsepower is showing about as much COI!l · rnon sense as a man who jumps without a par. achute from a four -story bu1ldm g In fact, a speeder \\ ho hits a solid wall at 35 mph iS jarred by an impact as great as that of .an automobile that's hurtled from a- fourstory building. Recent statistics show that m 37 per cent of motor vehicle accidents resultmg m death, speeding was a factor No other single viola· tion occurred so often. d. 11·30 12 00 12 30 100 THE DR'VER'S 511: I I have iu~t read a long pmcc In the Lond(ln Ekprc1s In wl\i('h America is now bemg accused of • •U kind ot guilt in atealing Brit· hh ~»I from Lhe Mldrllc East Araba, This 18 the 011 the British rijhleoully stnle frnm the M1ddle Eastern Anhs , but dow my cats if some)ody nanrod Bernard llu1·· r · tli, wrlth\g With a flume·throWer , · doeln't l'f!vive the ,qor[lse or Andrew Menon . ' · Poor Jb~~ Foster DulleR, that belequered man, ia · regprded as aotnethlng wot!lc than a cnnfe<ler· ate of the Saudi Ara!Jiuna in this evil plot to steal the otl the Drlt· Ish atole, whlt'h Is the kmd o( loflt" you run Into these da,Ys. Harns aays in part "But remember lh15 The nus 11ion threat to our oil In the Mad· die East Is not tht< only one There Ia a socond thrP.nt II comes from I ! I suffers acute!~ known as hlghway· adjuslitis His symptoms rang<! from wandermg eye:~, hunched sh01,1lders rnggle lnigle .1erves 11nd tu~htiY ·~;"lenchod f'lstot, to n olrn~an t mien, relaxed alertness an1l 1real zt\!;\ ror 'I:Olnq: /1. s nearly ~~~ h1~ doc-tor ran delermJnt-. Harvey'!! arfll~tion ' s tem~ .. . •''"''T"h'". «'1:.: . """~· e. T ' - ARTIS REUNION he annual Atha reumnn IS lor Sunday, Sept l, at the Logun Park. Mrs Si.ena Wal· burn and other relatives are plan· hiD.J to attend the l'l!llnitm. Mrs WalbU!·n, who Is in Ill health, is undermay the not carebeofable a ltlcal and to godoctor J scheduled Llnd3 and Florence Cirelli called Meigs County News l<t Mrs. Mary Blanc, Huron , 0, was the Sunday guest or the Archer rsmllv She Is vulltln!j! with frlends in the community. Betty Leo Ifl'grarn of Columbus spent several days here with her grandparents, Mr and .Mrs Ralph Lee 'Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brinker and Ml'll, BeUy Carleton and children we&-e Sunda.v guests ol ln't. Erma! Schrecluma:a~:~t of Park.trsbura: Mr. and Mrt. ' H. A. Bornit1 and sons, UncOln Hcloghta were .::·mday eV.. nlna guesla of t,_f! Brinker fLimi~:·. Donna a.n~ Porothr ClreJe spent Satura:ey l!venlnf wit'Barbara and Marilyn Roush. Mn. Bd Bush and da~b~ Do;otby ol S~!ll.r vl.ollfl.d Jt!,!'. Mra. Doujlal Clrelt $,1DJ4,l)". 8:00 Supeua.e.a 1#1111 uo •••,...liM Daily on 990 I I On Your l Radio Dial Writer S.3D C•»!iin J>an-- MliJ;ty l:ly~oe PloybOUH Lucky a .. neb It's A Hit ?:00 e.WR 81<J Top The Lone Ranger Lhlf: . aunc~orN•-:~ ~~~ The Late Show Jimmie Deaa Boston Blackle Y:oo Captaln Kaii(arop S:t3 CBS News Game of the Week The Hopelull The Early Show You .tue There Jttr, l,J~strlft Attorney 8:3~ Bucc~ncers 9•00 9:30 10:3,11 11 :00 11:10 11:15 tl.30 Local Newo G•t.lf' Mooiii \IV Arthur Godfrer Strike R Bleb ' News 1 _katie's Almanac Love of LJ(e S:earch for Tomornw below. ldwo;s Groc. & Serv. 5la. "" . ~len Appliance Serv. 12:00 Katie'a Iitche:: 12:90 Ali the World TUru • 10:00 Eye on New Yort 10·30 Came1'11 Three U ·OD Let's 'J,'ake A Trlp 11 :so' Wild DiU Hickok 12:00 Hetkle and Jeckle 12 30 Badge & BullelB l:SO Big Picture 2:00 The Ch,rlstlan Layman's Witness EOO Our IIIIa. BJ:oola uo 2:011 Bt1 Pa.tqlf, 3:30 Ed1e of Nlibl t:OO Tba Early Sh~'l G:30 Your Elao Reporter G:45 Spert1 Par•de U5 .WeathermaD B:oo Profile 8:15 Douclu K.,wu,. Robia. Hood .Burn1 • Allea 1 Talent Sco11ll Those l!:lmer Van BOIUh .wd lfr.<. DoU.. Rouott. CHICKIN A barbecue IUPf'IR dllekea Mrs. Myron Miller Is Honored By Cub Scout Den II , Anthony Plumbhtg & Hecitillg · • Pomeroy Baptist OneWonOne Oass Is Feted Meigs Equipment (a. ; : ' Pomeroy Cement Block (0: Heath Meth d'1St BlUe B' d Cl Is•Entertained New York Clothing House Maxine Arnold Service Station Atkins Chicks B•ker Furniture Dowaing Agency , Ohio Valley Baking Co. R. H. Rawlings & Co. PoweU's Sunoco Service StatiO.. Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., AUC. 11, 1917~ and Cutwrilbt Pnonk Mcll<nnitt daugbten or LAtart called . . '~ "'et. lalt It over News Review 7:00 BUly Graham 8:00 · ')'be Ll ..vrent'lll Wellr Sho• 9:00 The Country Mualc Jublle• 9:30 20th Century Theiler 11:30 Sian Off Sund'f- Ch•nnel13 CaUIDf ..JIG Mr. aad 111'1. Jobn ~nquet at !.you R.atlurat. Gil· Hani.Jou ~ pa.t week were Mr. ti.poU.. ud Mrs. Frank Rurit and ebll· Janet NJtholton ... the ~· drm ot MaiOIJ and Charlea Jrt.c. day md Sundar pat of M1Dt Tb~ of Toledo. and Ralldy Lee Lewta. IAuU HarmJ and David Srhuet· Mn. Marrie C~bt ud ter, Toledo, viaated Mrt Addie Elaine, Mn. Lawrtnee LeWte aad EdwardJ Sunday. Randy Lee end UDda Call ._ Kt and Mn. ElmeT VanMeter tended a b1rt.hd17 pal1J 101' IMdl and family were Sunday &:.x"'lll CoUey at New Haven SdW'da7. of Mr. and .Mn. Robert Greer, Pt Plea.ant DEmiOlr-Tbe u,tted Auto Mr. aDd Mrs. Lutber Tucker Worter.s International UnM:Nt., and Mr. aod lin. Glen Cartwright romptlllli Ita operatlnJ expiJIHI motored to Clewiand SW1day to for JIN found It bad speat neuattend tbe Cleveland-New York ly sb. milton for aalariea, fi.IOO,· 000 for travel e:a:penau, All"" balebMI aame. 1lrs Goldie Ban of Bancroft for tolephoae bUll, · - for vi.Jited frieodt and relative~ tbe poNte, $58,235 for •llv<rtlolol more than tW(J miJltoD fw tbe put weelr:. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Natrou re· Genetll lfotors of Canada .trlb turned il bome saturda1 after and lil8 te:n.lt for I ltrlte at tile spending the put weelr: at Buck· For Susona Window Corp. bere. ' Forantan & AbboH 8.30 ~ ,~., 10:00 10:10 11:3() . Tburman ~t~· and ~~7t~~~~:E~ I ,.m.. ' >Ia .... m. [''l<bOOF - ?:10. lllddlep¢, !1. Tlllrd ;SehoOI 10 L m. SuDday ' nlnil ' at ·~~!f 'i:f.t.' In . 'Ch•lotl•• Uotoo, Hobto11, Rev. 0, H, Cut. • ~lllldi.Yaup~; Sehoo~ 1 •· m. worAnn!O' · l!Ohler, M'orotn1 11\!JJ ~a.d<llt .10.11 ... woHhtp, ?:30; 1:80, Pnyer meet!~~~> _ ~1............ •----·· CorporaUon Member Federal Depci.. L m.; EvenKCilllber Fedenl ·a-¥• s,.tea Wedneod.,, I ,.i;',.___~_ _:PO:.:,:MBR:;:;;;O:.;Y;;,_o_m,;..o_ _ _ _ _ __ , '- at IT, ,.,.k. ...of •4 I· Mn. Jamet Buell and ...>f deughter and Mn! Marft!Uene Buell retumed heme Saturday after vae~~tiooiDg in NO'I'a Scotia. ",, Janice Roush, Glou.Jtu, IPI!Dt the put week with Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Fox and Violet Cox, pt. .an id ~ Larry. Mn: Mrs. Ple:uant. Jaek Cartwright. we. Columbia, and Mr. and 111'1. Bob HarriJon or rutnoU, Mr. and Mn, Cbarlel Schuler of Glouster wen abo calling on t11e Foxes duriDg tbe All·steel """"· Mr.a. U(lyd Fox, Mr. lad Mrs Alexander Fox and Mrs. W. IL Fm: were ealling on Mn. J ad cartwright, we.t Columbia, Sat- ,_ •d YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS ,. Cabinet Sink a- urday eveniDg. Mr. and )ln. Howard Stewart and Mr. eod Mrs. A. L. King of N1tro were SUnday e.ner. of Mr. and MTt. J M. Little and Andy . . I, Stewart. Weelr:end guests at the home of Mn Addie Edwards wen LoWs and Butch SebeBter of Toledo. Mrs. Harmes ls at home llaftnes with her mother, Mn. Edwards as •he 18 tftl'iously 111 Wu Helen Gayheart or Hunt· blgton was a bowie gueat Of Mr. and lin. IJoyd Williatlll!l and family over the weekend. Mn. WinHred HoJland aod Only Laura Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Alva T1llliver and family, Mn. Dorothy Long of Glenwood W. Va., were Sunday g()esl3 of' Mr. aDd Mn, OliUord Johnson and latruly. Jlr. and Mrs. Ray B(umley and listttf, Pleasant e6Jle4 OB Wm. G<p~ut Sunday also F. Iii:. Lot· kett eaJied and gave prayer. pt. Mr. and Mrs. .Mexander Fox of FMt Liverpool w,re weeken<l guests or Mr. and Kft. W. H. Fox. Mr. and Mra Boss King, Letart. called on Betty CaU Sundly Mrs. Stanley Colley $89.95 co:npl• wllh Sunday wit:b th~ Williams. Mr. end Mn. Walter Blake and (lllfhily were sundey gumts at KpeDt IIIII•- •O.O... ......,.. .._ _ wilt! .5·yeor ,.a warraaty, • loom, ulld..,eabl••t ttor••• lpOClt~ two ........ portiliMI .. ........ ·~ ~porCIIkrlft.ttnOMIII~ • Drann grtd• ...... ~ill long-lifl nJ'ofl ,...... ~ "'"'..... Sl« WNte, ..;, .. • .... - kHIJr ..... end dlil· dren, New Haven, ealled an MiDI Lewlo Sunday. Mrs. Lula Russell, Middleport, vWted. M:r.s. Helen Barker Thursday. They eaded on Mrs. L)ldl Compsoa wh9 is Ill, Mr. aod Mro. BID wmw.. illd Judy are riiWD:g Mr. and lin. Everett Dudding, Nitro. Janet Niehol!oo and Carol ·Blalr:e, locaL Earl Robinson. Geo. Stewart, Donnie VanMeter and Dotty Ferg01on. WeSt Columbia. and Loul11 Peten, Middlepori enjoyed .a wiener rout at S)'l'Kule Part SW>dll' ...'""' Laura Hollaad i!l bOm:e after If.. teHing eolleae M. Morril ~laney in Cblrlcsttln. Ami W11llamo md Mn. llorgle _.. FOREMAN & AlB OTT lpptiGIICIS MID SL Mltldlepart • • MU~.·---;.~ ,... .: achiktrlli- .... .,. cdJkel A& • .._. •• • • ....... - ...........1. ful of - . , aocl pop 10 .... ...,y ............. 1Y""' llrlthfw1 Alo --~ ... -~ ........ -.~ "-.:--/ beat lhe .............,.. lhat •lilt tivoo .. ~ acaltl Alldwhool_ ...... ', VALUt oollk ..,. lop ndlog); ....,_ __ ....,_j CJJeckin& The FARMERS ·BANK and Savm·~- Company ...to , er &mnr ltud&a clnlr<h som.. In Mr. and Mn, Ray Pietens Sr. returned home SUDday after v.aeat.iolllag Uae paR WHk in Wash- Heiner's Bakery · me c. ... dllficqk ! :SO ....,, , eye Lake FHa Rafriger1tion Clasal 11:59 Siln 0o . . . . .. .. 12:00 Faith lor Today • 12:30 Big Pi<!ure 1:00 Or1t Roberta iiOI!UJr f1'0diiOI.o4 ou evenirl1 tram Bulla• CWJ.,. at llrJ. Uo,d Wil.Hama SuOO.y, Point Flet.MD& IDCI at~ a 'lik9 Walkina alightropef ~- : : Saturday-Ch-.1·13 , Confertnte ' 2:30 'rli• Verdict 11. Youro B:OO Bflibwr ~17 · 3:15 Secret Stonn J 8:30 2 15 The Li.vinf World ?:00 2 :30 Vacation, USA 7:30 3.00 Get Set-Go! •=00 3:30 ( urtain Time 8:30 4:00 Face the Nation 4:30 CBS New 15:00 The Last Word 11:30 Annie QakleJ 11•00 Laa:rio:! 8:30 My ~orlte ":.:"::sb:.:•::•::d_.:...,;...: 2:00 !Jo~!J:&partJ Meter, lln. Det.aer wen Hn Bell Bua. Mra. Her. :M:ro~ :re:i:!~ :!d ::; 11:45 Guldin& IJiht Sunday- Chann11J 8 ,~ Wbo.t'' 1!1 •DU 7:00 7:30 9:00 Gunsmoke 9:~0 f'oltfen Playhouse 10 00 The Late Show 11:00 The Late, Late Show . ~\)!19 Monday T<'wn and Countrr Baseball Prevtew The Jimmy Durante Show 7·10 Two For The Money, 8:00 Gue !:itorm Show 8:30 SRO Playhollse a:3Q 4:{)9 S~O'!, 8:30 Alfr<d H=te• V:oo 9:30 to :oo · 10.115 8'415, Personal Profile WORK~... 'l1d SullivtD B:oo Gil Tb..Let P'lbal plans were made for the Re•atta Dante to be lpODIOl'ed by the Exemplar Cblpter, Beta Sit· ma Phi IOI'Orit.)', wbea the Chapter members and their husbanda mel at the home of llr. ud lin. Ed Baer for a IOdal eveuiJl&, lin. C. R. Kan Jr. waa named ~Ia of the dance wblcb 1VUl be held on Sept 14 at the Pom• roy Jwrlor Bflb Sebool auditorium wltb mUJic by tbe <rNotet, Ill Ofthestra of loeal hiJh IChool from here atteadiDa: DaDA LewD, Mra Mn. KArr7 Jobn.on. man CartWI'lJ.'K, Jll'l. Ripper waa held at the Rift!' Vlew Sad· dle Club at New Haven Sunday evnlnt. About f"Jlty.flve penona were prt~Mnt. Ulca1 people at· teDdlag were Kr. find lin. JMae Lewb, and son Dana, Mn. Kate Bill and ton KeDDie, Hr. and lin Dono Lewb .... JW>dd .... btalent. ter Elllihe cartwrilbl Wall-aee A poUu~k aupper wNI 18"ed to Vr. and Mrs. Ralph Welter, Kr. Bradford of Middleport wu c-hef and Mn. Thomas Rue, Mr. and ANNOUNCI BIRTH '1'fl· William Swatzel, Mr. &lld fY SDIJS for lvery- Mra, William Hobstetter, Mr. and .M:r. and Mn. Jack, FOJ: are an. Mra. lamu 'lbomu, Mr. and Mrs noun.emg the birth of a dauthter "Tbe Rewanll From William Atlr:ins, lin. Charlet Mul- August 2t at Holzer Hmpit.al. Cbrlltlmlly" len, Mro. Sellm Bluewto, Mn. Tbil Ia the lert!Ond child and dauW!IAZ.TV K. D. AIIUibary, Mill Freddie Ho1r pter o-f the famil,y, ,/Maternal ClluaeJ 1-ll:llaa , tnbdpareata tare )(r. llll! )Ira. duhelt. TIM F. .rftd Church. ~ IUr,._ Lawreaee RouiJh, Welt Columbia &eliql IDd netonned-Presb~ and ptteroal ,eraodparenta: are Pom'll)>r. Woldo J. Blrtelo, putor. Mr. and lira. E. G. FOL loeal. Normao Kloea, S. S. SUpt.j; SUD· day Sehool, 0:111 L m.; WGnhlp, WIENER ROAST . 10:30 a. m. Sermon, ''Coura1e For Tbe C1ifto~West Columbia Dengeroua Time.". lunlor bueball t.eiiD: enjoyed a Christian Science S.Ciety, 1~ Mila Marguerite Meyer was a wiener nNIIt P'ridar evenlna. AJ.. llulbeiry Ave., Pomeroy. Morning a:uest when Mn. Paul Neaae en· tendlng were Hll"t't'Y VanMeter, lefViee at 11 with CHRIST JESUS tertatned her brlge club, Wedae• Elmer VanMeter Sr, Elmer Van tbe anbject of the laton sermoa day everting at bet home, !luon, Meter Jr., Jknmy Bennett, John· and the GoldeD TeEt: M ye bave W.Va. DY Wamsley. Terry Henry, Porky therefore reeelved Chrln Jesua Prize for h iglr aeore waa award- Varian, Eddie Van Meter, How· the Lord, so waDI: ye In Him: rooted and built up In him, and ed to Yn. Albert caatn, 'Mn. atd Jobnaon, Larry Hargraves, ttablithed in. tbe faith, as :ye bave ~nand Neutzlina:, aecond, and Cbarley Hars:raves, Samu«:J V.ar• Meter, Ray Vaa Meter, David been tluebt. abouoding thereln lliaa Meyer the guest prize. Roush, Leonard l~~usb, Bu~ky with tbanbglvinJ, Coloaians 2:6, Refreshment~ were served by the 7. Wednesday evening r.ervlee at hoateu to those namM above &:3d Knapp and Randy Van Meter. 8. TLe publlr Ia eordlally invited Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Krs, A. R. PIRSONALS to atte~d. Roadlog room with aide Knight, Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., Mra. :Mr. •nd Mrs. James Cunning. entranCe at the rear of the ehurt!h R. L Jacobs and Mrs. Irvinl Karr ham and faMily ol New Haven open to the publit on Monday Jr. called on Mr. and Mn. Dana frcnn 2 ttl "- p. m, t.e.is and f«mily Wednesday Untt.d lethodlst Church, Po~ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompl!l()n, roy. Eugene Brown, pastor. Sun"I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help." ~salm }21:!: Vernon, visited Mr. aDd Mrs Lew day Sehool 9:1S a, m. Theo Smith, Hoilman Saturday. "Faith" a noted religious educator has said, "forms the a.11:~e of the uptver&e. Cek~ aupt.; Worship service 10:30 a. m. Fred '1'1tai:Jott and Charles AJ. Subject ''Time and Tide". Chob.tainly we depend upon faith a• a 'principle of daily living. It ts not _Just wishf~l tbln duch of .Maaon visited Cbarles rebeanal, Wed 7 p. m. The Rev. ing. We have faith that we will find the necessary food for our bodies when we go to Cartwright Monday evening, Brown will attend the Ohto Meth· the food store. We have faith that daylight will follow darkne!S. In other .words faith Mrs. Myron MUier, who has •• odiBt Pastors• School at Delaware, lilted Mrs. R. R. Pickens, Den. is just as real as anything we can see, heM or feeL Son:te of us ~av~ more ratth t);lan o~~ Ohio, Monday tbfou8h Thuraday Mother of Cub Scout Den D for of banana aplits ers, p~nce, the discovery of America and the electric Ugh!. Fatth IS a great b¥1Witk of this weelt. the past eighteen monthl, was sur· the ebildren. by time of illness, a valuable asset to the invaUd . daugbter, Mn. Fl"t a.ptlat Chunh, Et.at Main prised when the CUbs planned 1 The Rilt\e is a text book, or better still a prescription bcil(k, of fatth. Passage! such ~s Clau membera St., Pomeroy. Ralph C. Zundel, farewell party for her. the one quoted above show us the way. Attendance at church is another way t? supp Y t•astor, William Watson, Supt. · Mrs. Miller'1 son, Jim. b one of were CeiHtf' and Patricia Ault, the three CUbe who will be old Patncla ud Janice Evenon, Diand to increase our faith . There are times in the lives of ~ost of us w~en all lS D 0 t 9:30 to 11 combined eervlee of enough to join the Boy Scouts at ane' Elaine and Joeye Davi1, Debsmooth sailing. Learn to draw from these two wells of faith ln stormy bmes. They have_ worship and lltudy. SpeclaJ mWiie. the Coort of Hanor Tuesday. by 'eouop:r, cOnnie Cook, Eva supplied others. They will supply you. ~ Sermon "A Rellglon of Verba". Mra. Miller was presented a Den and (Uelta were Sylvia Nursery and Junior Church f(lr Mather's compact and rerre.,Jt- Tbomu, SwaD.JOn, Soaan and Lynn Sehwab, children. ?.aq Wednetday Blble J~ RosenJ):lum, Debby Cook. Ka. W.i,tho~henope that it wii4, ip··so~ '!Ieasure, ~oste.r and H~lpsus Study al(d P!J!yer. Saturda)i ·~ .. ~~ aftd deorge Hawley. 7, Annual meeting of tbe Rio &-win, Den Chief, who made the to'in that which is good in family a~d communtty !tfe,, thjs feaGrade Aaaociatton at Jackaon. presentation. ture is sponsored bv the busir1ess ftrms and organtzattorrs Whose The \bree Cuba who wUJ ad· Church ef Cl!lrlat, Mlddl•port, tanee to Boy Scouts ere Jim Milnames appear Fred L GiP'dner, paator. Bible ler, Kim Neal and Robby Swan· ,' ~bool, 8:30, Homer Rice, . Supt.; aon. other Cubs are Ray PJctena, Mornlnc worship, 10:30, aermon -.:lb G'·d u, bjed "I M st T Ill " 7 30 Aal 1 Br.u ury, Larry ~a we su ~ e eaut i : • Roy c·oleman, Pat Edwards, Paul Jrln, Walter Wolfe uat.ted -by Pomeroy, Ohio ' Rutland Rd, r Eventq Betl'lce, M!l'mon BUbjeet, Tbampaon The Den meeta: rep- Mn. Winifred SWes entertained "When Jea~ Rejoiced"; Tuelday • ' Iarly at tbetr club-bouse at the tbe one won one Cltw of tbe 7:30, Churth Board; Wed..elday, I Plekens bamt" on South Third Pomeroy Baptqt Cbun!b. Thun. 124 E. Maln St. Polilero) 7:30, Prayer meetloa and, Blble A!•enue. day evenJnc llt her home, cavHt, ' Pomeroy, qhlo ' . study; 8:30, choir pndicti. -----Tbe meetiq with lin. Albert Flrtt Baptlat Chu"rc~ Mlddt. Smith, ¢eaiden.t,. presiding, opeD· 140 Llnco1~ St, Mlddleporl ~rL Ute llav. C. E. Hoyt, pootor. 0 ed wttll tj>e , c~ song, "He Keep~~ Men's and Boys' Furnishings ' C ureh Sehool, Q:1D; Gtrald An· Me Slnlfng'', followed with pray. thony, supt; Mnmt01 worabtp ond IF aSS er by ll!ro. T. T. Shelton. FollowPomeroy, Ohio Cc.mmunioo terviee, 10:18, termon Rock Springs Ro•d toptc "Eumtnatlon Before comt.., a sborl Nlne&a seutcm • ctemunlon"; 7:30, EvenJne worahlp votlonal perioU was conducted b:y and efnpptratlon, aermon topie, LYDn and Susan Sebwab, grand· lfli. William Watloo using for her Makers of Rolsum Bread 178 Mulberry A.., Pomei'O) "Burden Bearlna"; Voftday, ?:30, daupters or Mr. aod Mrs. Orin topic "PrQet' alter which the B. H. Slnborh Milll~ Society, Smith, shared their playyard ectlup. meetlnt eloae4 wltb prayer tiy ment with the memtera or tbe Shelton. Son~ Tueaday, &:30 a. m. Women'• Pnr· Blue Bird Cl1111 of the Heatb A 4eUett eoune waa served by M1ddlepon Vonr Dodge & P1ym01IUI Nder er Group I; 1:30, Women'• Prayer Metbodlst Cbureb Sun.r.... Seboot the hoateaRs to those named Group ll; 1:30, Ladiea Blble CIUI ....., 'lnsura~e It the borne of M'n, lll)'mond Su:· wben tbeJr ~randmother, Mra. above ud Mn. Deily Jasper, Mn. too; Wedneadly, 1:80, mtcl--t . Smttll, eotetf>Jned tile don wlltclt Loroln Stenett, Kn. Cor! SouMiddleport, 9hlo Prayer and Pralle serviCf!; Church 11be teae~ snd additional pesta. \'all! $1'., Mr1. Harry Lee BalJey, Middleport, Olilo bustneu meeting· a·ao Senior Nt:wJ&t acquilltlon of tile Sc:hwab Mn. 1. E. FOiter, am. Josepb High Test Gas At Regu1ar,Pr!ce b t . d : · ' litlo to a playhouse buUt by tbelr Cool, llu. Dlle Wippel, Kn. Aten ' M1ddlepon, Ohio c 0 r, Satur ay, 9.30 1• m. - 8 p. grandfather, Orin Smltli, who Ia Sluta, Mn. Bay seidenable end m., Firat meetinJ of the JUo PrJMlpal of the Rutland Scboolt. lin. Ellen Coueb. Gnnde Baptbt AalociaUcm at Ot!•er rec:reatiODal ad.ivltlet IQThe Septe.mber meetln& will be Bikers Of Good Bread · Cullom )Built Kitchens Jacbon. eluded 1winga, a boat, a eement- held et the boule of Mn. Harry Banllnglon, W. Va.. HMth Mlthcldlst Church, MI.. flopred play apaee and numeroua Lee ~ailey. Middleport dleport, Rev. C. R. i(.o~(ht, P•• -~;;;;;:;;.;;~:=;;;;;;;~;~;,;;;i;;;~;;;;;;;;;;::;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;. tor. SundaY Sebool, 0:30, :tmelt • Covert, aupt.; 2rl9rlllng: worthlp, dric w. Clark, orJanilt. Worahlp ~lllldal' 10:30, aermon topic "Keeplnr: A and sermon at 10:30 A. M.. Holy ... Mlri!D, 1:30 A. M. Wonblp flc!r\'ttf ? Lllblt Fctr the Lott"; Choir rehearCommunion first Sund•y In moatll ,· M Cbrlotla· li(ldolt~r IIICIIDitt sal, TUeadq, 7 p, m. Cbureti School, Beginner• &Dd SuDd~!-1 at ?:10 P. M. Church •• .... NIQNM, Mid· Primary, at 10:30 A. M. For laforCbu-h ., 'tile Naaren., lyr.. clleport, l!ev. Robert Palm~r, »... matJon concerniDJ 'oqr work, tor. Sunday School, 9:80, Leater . ,_ ' v aiease telephone 3Q2.J. CillO, i<oJ 1L Willi· - · Taylbr, mpt.; Mornina worahip, suoday Sebool 9:80 A. M.liorotn1 bery SundaJ 1(1 A. M. Stt.ndt1 worablp 10:30; MY'PS tUO P. If i 10:30; 7 p. m. NYPS; 7:30 Even· icboot ana Communion flr1~ .Surt· Evan«ellotlo 1eryl-" 7:80 P. M. ing wortb,ip; 'tuelday, mlulonaey qf La~,.. D•r ~att. Old ID rnontb 11 .4.. M. Chur,cb Wedne.dey evealnc prayer'ru. mttt· meetiog eondueted by .Mra. Lester • Flatl!, OD Portliiul J:toutt. Taylor; mODtbly Board meeting · p_tbt'd - SUodaY Sc:buo1 10 L m. proltbllll ;~~:Z~"I} fut ue ljlidweot aod eodor Wednesday-slturdi)J, the Rev. ;~ .lD.ind . )( '"' afternoon prayel' bodt 11 L m. and '8 p. m. and 'Biblt Houte .r Prayw, Cheater, . _ LaJllley Gullet. NeiiODvtJle past.or, iit.udJ TburallaY 8 pm.. Pas\or C. 1pecial Mrvlcea 1:30; .Sunday, Sept. thutdl at Lon1 Bot w. Proflttt Aaot. Cbu. HuPt>. dly School 9130 A. M. Kornlq 8, 2:30 SoDv Feat, all liqers wei· om, every Suaday 8:30 A. M. Zion Church ef Christ. Locattcl ~unday SciJOOI and cilllmumlor, worship 11 A. lf. &AadQ evenial. eomed. Plnf ,PNiltytarlan C:hurth, Mid· ~n Pomerroy-Harrilo.DviUe Road Urrt Su~'da:r ill month '11:W P. M. worabip. at 8. frayer m•etlnt 011 ' ' dteport, the Rev. Howord Ruppel~ Bible S<lhoo1 o:•o A. M, Mom!Jii ;burdt preachJnc; th(fii SundiJ Tbitndai 8 P ¥. lraclfortl \,h:ctfch of Chrltt Sun- pastor. ChDfth School 8:30, John 1 Won~hln 10:30 1. m. Evening Wor- •n mouth 10:30 A. M. Church com d&J School, 8!86 •· m. J;.ord'a SUp. Fultz, supt; · Marnlnc wonhlp 10:· lhlp '7:90 p. m. Ron6ie Ealleton, m.unioo and ~bipa per lmmedla..ely .tollowlQ. 30; We~tmln.Btt:r Yo~tb DUowahlp miDiiter, Oharle.a King. Bible th• Churcl, ol' Christ, KIM, FrM MMhodltt C:hurch, Rev. W. 6 p. m.; Wednesday, Junior choir, Sc:booL SupL .!Yer:y Sundt, 8:30 A. M. Sunday Sti'Jausbau~. pastor, ,laurel 8:80 7 p. m. Senior eholr. H. Mlnert¥1Ut Methodllt .(hureh, 3cbool and eommuitlon, aacend '' Mt. Morla,lll la"lst Chu~,· Mido Ref. R. M. Grove. Pllt:Qr, BcmDer Suaday iB month lO:ap A: M. CUU Sun4ay Selioql .'!:~~ Kcepittg rul~ the meeting 10:30; FMY ,.,,..., ?:oo; dleporL _tho J\ov. N. D. 11ordon, RoQob, Silat. 10 A. ll. eommunioD .dd preaeblDg Preaching 8:00; Pr4yer ~eetloe p11tor. Bfble School, 9:115, Arlena 6<.b0oi; 1fA. K Wonbtp Servl<r Cburcb rourth sunday iD menth 7:30 P. Wed 7:30. Hystl Run · SuiKfay Reeae. aupt.; Morning wonbip 10:· - - - - ··- u u Wllldng atighttope. A dwd.ing ICIItOUIIt,.fliowml where ~ 7;80 ~- If. . \l. ebu-IJ preachin&. . rAntYt•w , $0; BTU, 8 p. m. .i!fwar Co;mmunlty Chur« Th• ~nrlstla~t Ct .. rett .et Hem. Rev. Harcy Pleten.11, Church of ~hrlllt In Chriltlan ~ r,t1 ~es 'it euia ro keep ,.,...· LeodliJI Creek fli>aol, Reo. ll ~ Gtave. evety 8undl)' 9:10 .Jt Scboat 8:30 Unt.,. MiddlePort, the Rev. Guy Tb...... pallor. . Fiord CJ«aod. ~ Snnday Scbaol and eommuntonbitlhce. Carry )'OIIf Ac:aJant at tbi.o me~tinC m.; F. Sayre, putor. Sunday School. ?:80 P. .11, l'ray<et le<:OLd SUbdlty . mODtb 7:30 P. eervleea 10 a. m.: EVIDteliiUe aervice•. 7:· ltink. ' meolin« Wedo"'<<oy niRbl ?.30 P. u. ehurcb fourth Sttn· 30; Wedneeday 1:10 Bible el1111. 11. E""Y..,. "'"'IailY· mwted. toy In M. clum:b Church ef Chrlat, l,..dbury, ldWe paJ' !% lnlerell OD Jaar:!lariJI&I 'Jh ~PI"*" MltWIIt Church watd. Eme~. putor. Bible tbe' Rev. Geors:e Davis, Piator Carsey, School, o~ao.,, Suocfay 'SchoOl D:30 A.~ M. D.aa supt,; lilotnt111 wotltitp, JO:SO; wtaeb....,,.- Suat. w~ ,.~ Cb.rlltlan Endeavor, 8 p. m.; Eve- Faith Is Something Real 8~at~~~~ :~~.!.ael8 8:30 WILL P.~ 1 WCHS·TV ~honnot 8:00 WllAT JI!Re8Q4M SAYS ····No WIFE OF !-ItS Murra)' -· 1:00 Ynl..s 4:00 Bible Time 11:00 ~a Gun Playhouse ')'up ....'TliAf'S ~rthur 9:00 AI'IJ&ttur Hour 9:30 Soldiers 01 FJliJ>ot tO:OO Blonclle 10:30 New~Hea~~~~t~ 10:30 Ntt•ztcb 12:00 T~ml t , Quartette 11:59 81CD0o ti>lJ Twenty-One Beta SiQp~a Phi RegattaOance Plans Completed Mrs. Paul Nease Is Hostess F.or Bridge Meeting 8:30 "' ·•lllol!!f# 8:35 Saorto '~o a:gg 8: Chvnh ef ,..... ........ .,., Sol.... 01<1 Town Flau, on Portland Road luaday School 9:30 am preaehlDa 10.80 am IDd Bible Study Wednetdar I pm. Paator C. W. Prol fill Guest apeaker Sunday a• •0:30. Joe WUUem.a of !lrontqo, Ptrtlend Ch~~n:h. loMrt CMner, ;101tor, Au'!. ......,, l!dttll CodJw Servleea sun~ 1:00, TueociiJ at 7:30 ud Fridar 7:10. ---- U5 IIBQ News ' 7:00 Cli!J'~ 11'11'1'~ ~ 7>30 w.u, Fqo ~e., State~~en 0:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 9:30 Look Up & Live 11:50 "· m. I :lJO. ~,:t 1nd Qtl>O"' t:OQ M nee 'theater: !Oo30 What 0~ •"oo Cao ~ 11:00 1'l!la Ia ~ lJfe 9:30 10:00 POLO OPEN SEPT l·B 10:31) CHICAGO UP - 1'he Nattnnal 1 11 ·00 Polo Open. t.he sport's "World 12:00 Senes'." will be staged at the 12·31} Oak Brook Polo Club tn suburban 12 45 Hinsdale, Sept 1·8. The week-long 12 55 compctihnn has attracted entries 4:00 from seven \eadmg poln teams, ~30 meluding the host Oak Brook 1§':00 Club led. hy Cecil Smilh. The ,N4\, 6:00 tional Polo OPen or baseball Is 6·30 f:rst 7:00 on ~"'till.. ""'"' &:Sf Pop;eye 1~ 5:4.5 Ne~a· :Plewre t:s(l OuUook 5:00 Meet~ WHH t:oo Jinx WSAZ·TV CHAIINIL ' tQ:IO S~ U». ., TrahspC5ttin(J Dry ~~~~ Can Prove Hazardous 1~:30 fax" 'f • •dot• 1a:so TVCbapol 1.00 Movietlme 3:o0 Amlll,'l,&n Forum 1 Zoo P.arade 3~ Fronber1 of Faltb at Holzer Hospital Grandparents Mr. and Hn. Jnrr•es Whitlatch, are Mrs Lewis Van Cooney and Brndbury, are announcing the the late Mr V01n Cooney, Middle· birth of a se ven pound fourteen port, and Mr and Mrs. 'Stanley, ounce son, Terry Shawn, at Hoi· DCJylon Great gra ndmother 1$ zer Hqsp1tal on August 26. They Mrs Jessie :\fcGuare, Bailey's nun have three other children., JimmJo, EMERGENCY CALL Maxie and Sharon OrandPtrents are Mrs. dpal M('Danael, Middle· The Alddleport Emergency port L11w1ence Whdlalcb, Syra· Squad was called at 11 50 a. m. Friday when Herb Manley be· cuse; Ura. Lecma 4tktnson, Co· came 111 at h1s home on Front 11umbus. Mr. and Mrs. S!roud I.ll· Street and Hudson tic., MtddJepur\. RFD, are iJ'Cut 12:00 11:11!/ '~""~ D!J 3:45 Com=.tim• ~ 4:00 t:30 Mom e 11:45 lndusti'y on ~arade 12:00 Oli to Adventuu 1i:15 What'o Your Trou~~ I Columbus IHO n Coul4110 Eneore ~r ll:Sfl "-" tQ • 8:.65 IIIC.:N ON ?:00 Today 9:00 Rom(lfr Room tO·OO The Prlee Ill Rllbt 10:30 Truth or coueQ.ueaee~ 11:00 Tlc TIC Do~ 10:15 c~U•~~t ~ltttee Proaram I Donna Circle or Columbl.IS the weekend wilh ber par· ent:IJ, Mr and Mrs. Homer Circle. Dorothy Circle is spenrllng the week with her slstl'r Donna at Julius LaRosa Show Mystery Tbea':>r Dollar A Second S.unday I ~pent t:.atW'day Nli,..dt Jamboret t!:30 Slin Off I Mrs Haywru·d B1sseU and family of Red Brush Wednesday l.nrry Circle visited Ralph Dis· !iell o( r.ong Bo1tom Saturdav. Oma Winebrenner and Mr11 F'..dna Carleton of Syracuae and Gulllpolls we1·e 1Beulah Ward n! recent visitors or Walter, Eva and Sadie Archer. ~·30 Adventure eater News and SP.9rt• Uetd.Une. , 10:10 Nitewateh making mcxpensivt• hut ef(eC'tiVP .._...._ Jn'lp•·ovt"ments Dn I hc1r t?l:IS Im~ CELI.It.ATES BIRTHDAY . roads Tht•tr ortlcu:ds ha ve erect ('d new sums wtth greater day The sec:md btrthday of J~rry and ni~ht vtsibility p-ainted lane~ Lee. son of Mr. and Mrs Gene gr::mdparents. and shoulders with sparkling Coleman, was celebrated qutetly -whttp &tr ios, and cleared Gbstruc· at his home on South P'our~h AvE' BIRTH ANNOUNCED ted Signs and mterserHons I Thuraduy Sharing the btrthday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanle.v When othrr stale offltulls J cake add ice cream were Chipper (Jns Van Cooney) are announcing reach 3 point or progreSs that Rice and his mother, Mrs. Larry the bu·th o{ a ftve pound four means similar improvement for Rice, and Mark Vroman, and Jus ounce !!On who wns born prema· their countv roads, Harvey may mtlthe~ Mrs. CJ1arles V~a~:....~ely~~Wed_ne~~~u~ust 28, return to •his breezy, 9tar-sal¥· man pcnonallty- and ev~y otb('r occupant or thr . ~river's seat will be spared the affilctJons R companying these country road blues, .too, ------- MONDAY Baseball Hopa!ong C1ssid1 700 8.00 8 •30 9:00 930 10.00 CARMEL Harvey Ia aware that, like depend on every c.thor driver Wla.y. he who'• u:ploltln' who. 1penda a fOod four.flfth! ol hls I uaecl reed nearly every line car hOurs bounclnl( ' and braklna ~ enry aper t could lay hand over IOC'Ill roada. SJnee he tnvela to en4 evour the new!l maga. moat ~ tbe time, lhl• amounts la ~1!1 b\lt y(>u peed a a;ypsy for-, quJte a tew car houn Almott tijni-ieller these days to detlpher imrnedlatelr after, · leevlna ~e Ill' 11\0 lrooblt thai to 1oervod, imi>?t~ le<Utll¥ Of the OlPff!Q~~ln... d~lly. 1 can't IT\8ke ~ ' wa~ lil1 whole •:•t~~ ,eta up 1 i. problems by Gall<~nt True Story Detective's Diary Forei.:,1n lntr!gue My Ll~tle Margie Get Stt, Go S1;1orts )We llrew!' Pll!'ture 6:30 Mrs. Douglas Ctrcle, daughter, frnm Bdju! tlnJ.l' and rendjustlnif lcr conAtanllv changlnl! ro11d con{litlons on hl<t Job as star ~a Ie Rman for Consoliiloted Collars Inc Nuw. on~ or the reasons Har· v('v attalneft star status will! his ('oinnnuy ,s that he orten travel s at n~)(ht tn order to cover more dl ~ tance at a time when roads are the Amel'lcans le11 heavily uNed Some of thlJ "So far the RusslanR have not : night time wheellni ts over the mo1lern turn,ptke-type e,.:pre!UIWIY 1uceeeded In taking away a 11lngle and ~on,. 111 on old poorlv main· barrel of our oil But the Am~.-1· talnerl highway route.s and rural canJI? They have taken mllllo*• I'Ouds Hill adjustment problems and mll11on" of hnrreh1 rroDil a,r· eas thnl on<'e we•·c ours lr'or this bcrome ('tll'rf'spoudln,J!IY more 1.11 th~ harah reallty The Pl'eeiOUI! aeulc thefi!fore. with theh inc'Tdasfuel on w!llc'h tbelr prollipen,b d~· ln,lfi)l decrepit 1t.aW of t e o er penda becorr.es ever flarc.1er to trails. find within their borden That ltarvev wan\1 it understood Ia why thfly are shoW los them· that he ' ~ by no means unbai)Pv selves every bit u keen 11 . t~e about the new expr. .ways, w''h Rullll&n! to gAt hold of Britain's the•r well-en(lncered li!r~dln~. oU lnterull In the Middle Ell&t" hlfhwa:y dividers. ,nd reftectorlz· Our friend knocks his own peo· (!d ~iJin&. 1'htae are wundC'I'& tha( pie for ptaylng footllle wlth 1•otd make his lob a pl<>,8ure, for he Is Anrl' Mellon , th~n a~aasador ~ 0 a liood driver and usuallv feeh Btitlln. In 8 IID-1:'0 deal with · the mere at twme on the toad than Anb oil, and sef>mR shocked tbet othcrwlae 1 outr Oil was prinaiplllJ owned No--it's ju~t the tenible can· by old "-ndy, who cer!.ilnly want· trut betwe41n the sheer deltaht ed It 1 11. or Ute new road and the 'o)lrack· · But Harrl'l kills me with this lnt wrlthina Of the ol~. tbat Ill one: "So Jn the mOlt 1neredible slow'y chanJinl him from 1 s11ne way we threw away theae vaat Q,llb.en. Into a qulverlniJ. !1h1Vflrln¥ Middle Eaat trel!lures which wore shell, oun 'lone to exploit " Oh brolher, It aha' do the~e 3:43 New!l Picture 6:00 6:32 Cix.Ou".t Boy 'l':OO Steve AJleo Sbow 8:00 Alcoa ' Hour 9·00 The Web 8:30 People Are Funny 10:00 Newll Headllnea 10 10 Nitewatcb 12 30Sign Off H3 600 WAtch Mr. Wi.!ard shockin [! reaetion Ht.rtehed and haunted , hl' ~lrLVl'S with Onf' f'\ f' to pirk out hili1len direc-tion ancl • warning 11lgns that :ltp hard to fmd In the r!!n·1tmr and virtuallv lnvJ~iblf' ot n1.;rht The other eH' oeers hont>lcs.!!ly ror non-existent lane markin g_~ ' and for the edge o( th~ roatl Hi:~ sp('ed drops to a t'rawl eliminate Capt 430 soo Excessive speed not only is unnecessary. I SIJD OD. Circle 3 Rancb Gum by Fury n·oo I lS 1 Sma1' wontlrr t},.~t lrarvey find~ life anythmg but lilting Quite fn>qu t>ntly, the .,~th, he 1., encouraged In find that many areaq and towns lhrnugh which h" d r lves h live tu ken 1t 8 ~ t 0 8:26 8 30 9 30 LO:OO JO·.iO Many motorists think that by observing the posted speed limit they 're driving safely But safety experts point out that a state or city speed limit is merely a maximum safe speed under idea·l conditions. 1 haH the hm.- whelher Jimmy Hof. fa is bucking (or head of the Arab League or it Johnn.v Oio will be the nrw envoy to the Gaza Strip, As rar n.!l I ('an make out lodov, BY ROBER~ IJIUARK Pres1d£'nl f.1senhower is really It St't>ms to me that this 18 pr£'· J1mmy Valentine, and he just rl~ly when~ r came m crack("d all the sates in Da'llaS· Tht• f111nc is spmnlng the r.er· ('Us What ever hippened to Cy· m11 n m;~rk 1 ~ sneermg a! the Brit· 1 prus' Arl:' t~ey rnovlnltl lhe fran· 1 .~ h pound, the heJn of the Hll· t'hJ~e to Los Angeles? Between the rows. over segreJer Youth ar·r entertaining u new leuder over the steins In the bier· gntlon and Confldcnlial and KrusJ~tubes and therE' Is trouble in the chev (never E'ould !pell that man's Eost a8 u11ual n11me, and eouldn't care 1ess) 1 The American Congre~s is don't know who killed Cock Rob. knoeking f'd~es ofr the rnllitury 10 • 1ct 11 t one t he name 0 f th e 188 t approprint1ons. The Imam of Muk· La\Jn American ptcsldent they rut IS mad at uw Jnsulll n of omnr hu1npNI orr The only comfortmg ur snmelh tng Somebody an Brat- lh mg ts tl ta t th e~e 1s.a nunor rev1\. bh Somt•" lwre 18 yelling about lut1on gomg on 1n Cuba, and thal k1ck1ng uut the Bntish, who must at least I can undcrsta.nd, If only be w£'ary of the hoot by no..., beceuse the outs get bred ot the The uhost Q£ the late John Bu· stl'a lmg by the tns and want somr JChan Is wrlllng the script Ill SyI bellevr. the fish are b1ttn(l in ria and I expe<-t to soc Greenman- my neck of the wood~ I thmk tl e' arrtve uny monient Alfred I'll go catch some and let Dave Hit cht'ook ndes aga 111 , as well , Bee~ worry the trDuble 111 Ghana and when the.v hit me wtth Mar· {Copyr.ght. 1957, by United lhs Dodd agam the other 1tay, 1 Fcilturt<, lnc) just wanted to s1t down and ha'¥'c t• a good cry. I f'Xpt!d lhe greatest fiiR ever cummitted ll'galns't a 1 ... bored wo1·ld was wheo F D R. got llis Dodds mixed snd appoinlctl A'J Murtho 1s old man 41.11 amllassadvr J;lr\ to Germany . Dally Vac:ati.JD Bible School Proaram 7:30. stl!o At 30 miles an hour. stupping •stance in creased to 100 feet At 40 mtles the distance requiJ ed 1s 164 feet At 50 miles. 243 feet. R[lARK REPORT . . Tioo ...... WiftllloloCt.u IHOWIR HILD A .lbowet wu ~tven by• )fra _.,.. nu-, lll.uOo, for Mr and Mrs, Rowvd. lolmlon Jr., l'r:ldar eveni4(. AuJ. 23. 'ftJ(IR 'I hkelihOQd of an accident The greater the speed, the less t1me you have to react ip an emergency. And it takes longer, naturaJiy, to halt a speeding auto than one moving slowly (t takes at least 52 feet to stop a vehicle moving 20 m1Ies an hoUJ with a fairly alert driver, ordinary circ umstances and good brakes What is speeding? II con be 20, 40 or 60 but useless. Studies show that a speeder gains mph These factors must be considered: (1) little time on a trip. condition or the road; (2) condition of the mo· In city traffic excessive speed makt;>s for tor veh,cle, (3) condition of the driver; 14) uncomrcrtable driving - frequent .stopping weather and v1sibihty, anr:t (:1) amoun t and Cor lights, quick braking, increased danger. type of vehicular and pedestrian tramc Everything a speeder accomplishes may be Speed kills, because it increases the forces wiped out by an accident - including his which, in an accident, turn useful equipment rtght to drive . . - such as metal and glass.-into deadly wea· Speeding is bad citizenship. ll's bad man· pons ners. Even etiquette experts: have !lpoken out Alld speed kills because It increnses the against it. - -- - ----- - - - - ·- . ;--;-:- ,-,- - ---;::-:---,---c:-- 1 . - . Qw •U. II ALWAY~ · Use Dairy Products· SPRING HILL DAIRY ntw . "Q. . GA.LLIPOLIS Fir•( .u.c...., . . " ' 01110 �.. ........... .... , " • -t.'¥ ... '·"" •• ' . ..... . -................... . " •• - ' •' "' ...~1'! ' • ;"' '1."}''"11"'•• \ ' i ,,, r:f.,t::> .' Clifton 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0, Aug 31, 1957 ----- I t I TELEVISION GUIDE -TV Chan"el3 ,. ' 1 • Saturdo -~·annet 3 TBA I ·--------=--=-----:=-c----: Slow Down And Live This Labor Day "Be wise with speed; "A fool at forty is a rool indeed .... That was the admonition some 200 yt>ars ago by English poet Edward Young And it's still appropriate, this LabCJr D<~y Hobday weekend The motorist who horses arcund w 1th horsepower is showing about as much COI!l · rnon sense as a man who jumps without a par. achute from a four -story bu1ldm g In fact, a speeder \\ ho hits a solid wall at 35 mph iS jarred by an impact as great as that of .an automobile that's hurtled from a- fourstory building. Recent statistics show that m 37 per cent of motor vehicle accidents resultmg m death, speeding was a factor No other single viola· tion occurred so often. d. 11·30 12 00 12 30 100 THE DR'VER'S 511: I I have iu~t read a long pmcc In the Lond(ln Ekprc1s In wl\i('h America is now bemg accused of • •U kind ot guilt in atealing Brit· hh ~»I from Lhe Mldrllc East Araba, This 18 the 011 the British rijhleoully stnle frnm the M1ddle Eastern Anhs , but dow my cats if some)ody nanrod Bernard llu1·· r · tli, wrlth\g With a flume·throWer , · doeln't l'f!vive the ,qor[lse or Andrew Menon . ' · Poor Jb~~ Foster DulleR, that belequered man, ia · regprded as aotnethlng wot!lc than a cnnfe<ler· ate of the Saudi Ara!Jiuna in this evil plot to steal the otl the Drlt· Ish atole, whlt'h Is the kmd o( loflt" you run Into these da,Ys. Harns aays in part "But remember lh15 The nus 11ion threat to our oil In the Mad· die East Is not tht< only one There Ia a socond thrP.nt II comes from I ! I suffers acute!~ known as hlghway· adjuslitis His symptoms rang<! from wandermg eye:~, hunched sh01,1lders rnggle lnigle .1erves 11nd tu~htiY ·~;"lenchod f'lstot, to n olrn~an t mien, relaxed alertness an1l 1real zt\!;\ ror 'I:Olnq: /1. s nearly ~~~ h1~ doc-tor ran delermJnt-. Harvey'!! arfll~tion ' s tem~ .. . •''"''T"h'". «'1:.: . """~· e. T ' - ARTIS REUNION he annual Atha reumnn IS lor Sunday, Sept l, at the Logun Park. Mrs Si.ena Wal· burn and other relatives are plan· hiD.J to attend the l'l!llnitm. Mrs WalbU!·n, who Is in Ill health, is undermay the not carebeofable a ltlcal and to godoctor J scheduled Llnd3 and Florence Cirelli called Meigs County News l<t Mrs. Mary Blanc, Huron , 0, was the Sunday guest or the Archer rsmllv She Is vulltln!j! with frlends in the community. Betty Leo Ifl'grarn of Columbus spent several days here with her grandparents, Mr and .Mrs Ralph Lee 'Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brinker and Ml'll, BeUy Carleton and children we&-e Sunda.v guests ol ln't. Erma! Schrecluma:a~:~t of Park.trsbura: Mr. and Mrt. ' H. A. Bornit1 and sons, UncOln Hcloghta were .::·mday eV.. nlna guesla of t,_f! Brinker fLimi~:·. Donna a.n~ Porothr ClreJe spent Satura:ey l!venlnf wit'Barbara and Marilyn Roush. Mn. Bd Bush and da~b~ Do;otby ol S~!ll.r vl.ollfl.d Jt!,!'. Mra. Doujlal Clrelt $,1DJ4,l)". 8:00 Supeua.e.a 1#1111 uo •••,...liM Daily on 990 I I On Your l Radio Dial Writer S.3D C•»!iin J>an-- MliJ;ty l:ly~oe PloybOUH Lucky a .. neb It's A Hit ?:00 e.WR 81<J Top The Lone Ranger Lhlf: . aunc~orN•-:~ ~~~ The Late Show Jimmie Deaa Boston Blackle Y:oo Captaln Kaii(arop S:t3 CBS News Game of the Week The Hopelull The Early Show You .tue There Jttr, l,J~strlft Attorney 8:3~ Bucc~ncers 9•00 9:30 10:3,11 11 :00 11:10 11:15 tl.30 Local Newo G•t.lf' Mooiii \IV Arthur Godfrer Strike R Bleb ' News 1 _katie's Almanac Love of LJ(e S:earch for Tomornw below. ldwo;s Groc. & Serv. 5la. "" . ~len Appliance Serv. 12:00 Katie'a Iitche:: 12:90 Ali the World TUru • 10:00 Eye on New Yort 10·30 Came1'11 Three U ·OD Let's 'J,'ake A Trlp 11 :so' Wild DiU Hickok 12:00 Hetkle and Jeckle 12 30 Badge & BullelB l:SO Big Picture 2:00 The Ch,rlstlan Layman's Witness EOO Our IIIIa. BJ:oola uo 2:011 Bt1 Pa.tqlf, 3:30 Ed1e of Nlibl t:OO Tba Early Sh~'l G:30 Your Elao Reporter G:45 Spert1 Par•de U5 .WeathermaD B:oo Profile 8:15 Douclu K.,wu,. Robia. Hood .Burn1 • Allea 1 Talent Sco11ll Those l!:lmer Van BOIUh .wd lfr.<. DoU.. Rouott. CHICKIN A barbecue IUPf'IR dllekea Mrs. Myron Miller Is Honored By Cub Scout Den II , Anthony Plumbhtg & Hecitillg · • Pomeroy Baptist OneWonOne Oass Is Feted Meigs Equipment (a. ; : ' Pomeroy Cement Block (0: Heath Meth d'1St BlUe B' d Cl Is•Entertained New York Clothing House Maxine Arnold Service Station Atkins Chicks B•ker Furniture Dowaing Agency , Ohio Valley Baking Co. R. H. Rawlings & Co. PoweU's Sunoco Service StatiO.. Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., AUC. 11, 1917~ and Cutwrilbt Pnonk Mcll<nnitt daugbten or LAtart called . . '~ "'et. lalt It over News Review 7:00 BUly Graham 8:00 · ')'be Ll ..vrent'lll Wellr Sho• 9:00 The Country Mualc Jublle• 9:30 20th Century Theiler 11:30 Sian Off Sund'f- Ch•nnel13 CaUIDf ..JIG Mr. aad 111'1. Jobn ~nquet at !.you R.atlurat. Gil· Hani.Jou ~ pa.t week were Mr. ti.poU.. ud Mrs. Frank Rurit and ebll· Janet NJtholton ... the ~· drm ot MaiOIJ and Charlea Jrt.c. day md Sundar pat of M1Dt Tb~ of Toledo. and Ralldy Lee Lewta. IAuU HarmJ and David Srhuet· Mn. Marrie C~bt ud ter, Toledo, viaated Mrt Addie Elaine, Mn. Lawrtnee LeWte aad EdwardJ Sunday. Randy Lee end UDda Call ._ Kt and Mn. ElmeT VanMeter tended a b1rt.hd17 pal1J 101' IMdl and family were Sunday &:.x"'lll CoUey at New Haven SdW'da7. of Mr. and .Mn. Robert Greer, Pt Plea.ant DEmiOlr-Tbe u,tted Auto Mr. aDd Mrs. Lutber Tucker Worter.s International UnM:Nt., and Mr. aod lin. Glen Cartwright romptlllli Ita operatlnJ expiJIHI motored to Clewiand SW1day to for JIN found It bad speat neuattend tbe Cleveland-New York ly sb. milton for aalariea, fi.IOO,· 000 for travel e:a:penau, All"" balebMI aame. 1lrs Goldie Ban of Bancroft for tolephoae bUll, · - for vi.Jited frieodt and relative~ tbe poNte, $58,235 for •llv<rtlolol more than tW(J miJltoD fw tbe put weelr:. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Natrou re· Genetll lfotors of Canada .trlb turned il bome saturda1 after and lil8 te:n.lt for I ltrlte at tile spending the put weelr: at Buck· For Susona Window Corp. bere. ' Forantan & AbboH 8.30 ~ ,~., 10:00 10:10 11:3() . Tburman ~t~· and ~~7t~~~~:E~ I ,.m.. ' >Ia .... m. [''l<bOOF - ?:10. lllddlep¢, !1. Tlllrd ;SehoOI 10 L m. SuDday ' nlnil ' at ·~~!f 'i:f.t.' In . 'Ch•lotl•• Uotoo, Hobto11, Rev. 0, H, Cut. • ~lllldi.Yaup~; Sehoo~ 1 •· m. worAnn!O' · l!Ohler, M'orotn1 11\!JJ ~a.d<llt .10.11 ... woHhtp, ?:30; 1:80, Pnyer meet!~~~> _ ~1............ •----·· CorporaUon Member Federal Depci.. L m.; EvenKCilllber Fedenl ·a-¥• s,.tea Wedneod.,, I ,.i;',.___~_ _:PO:.:,:MBR:;:;;;O:.;Y;;,_o_m,;..o_ _ _ _ _ __ , '- at IT, ,.,.k. ...of •4 I· Mn. Jamet Buell and ...>f deughter and Mn! Marft!Uene Buell retumed heme Saturday after vae~~tiooiDg in NO'I'a Scotia. ",, Janice Roush, Glou.Jtu, IPI!Dt the put week with Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Fox and Violet Cox, pt. .an id ~ Larry. Mn: Mrs. Ple:uant. Jaek Cartwright. we. Columbia, and Mr. and 111'1. Bob HarriJon or rutnoU, Mr. and Mn, Cbarlel Schuler of Glouster wen abo calling on t11e Foxes duriDg tbe All·steel """"· Mr.a. U(lyd Fox, Mr. lad Mrs Alexander Fox and Mrs. W. IL Fm: were ealling on Mn. J ad cartwright, we.t Columbia, Sat- ,_ •d YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS ,. Cabinet Sink a- urday eveniDg. Mr. and )ln. Howard Stewart and Mr. eod Mrs. A. L. King of N1tro were SUnday e.ner. of Mr. and MTt. J M. Little and Andy . . I, Stewart. Weelr:end guests at the home of Mn Addie Edwards wen LoWs and Butch SebeBter of Toledo. Mrs. Harmes ls at home llaftnes with her mother, Mn. Edwards as •he 18 tftl'iously 111 Wu Helen Gayheart or Hunt· blgton was a bowie gueat Of Mr. and lin. IJoyd Williatlll!l and family over the weekend. Mn. WinHred HoJland aod Only Laura Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Alva T1llliver and family, Mn. Dorothy Long of Glenwood W. Va., were Sunday g()esl3 of' Mr. aDd Mn, OliUord Johnson and latruly. Jlr. and Mrs. Ray B(umley and listttf, Pleasant e6Jle4 OB Wm. G<p~ut Sunday also F. Iii:. Lot· kett eaJied and gave prayer. pt. Mr. and Mrs. .Mexander Fox of FMt Liverpool w,re weeken<l guests or Mr. and Kft. W. H. Fox. Mr. and Mra Boss King, Letart. called on Betty CaU Sundly Mrs. Stanley Colley $89.95 co:npl• wllh Sunday wit:b th~ Williams. Mr. end Mn. Walter Blake and (lllfhily were sundey gumts at KpeDt IIIII•- •O.O... ......,.. .._ _ wilt! .5·yeor ,.a warraaty, • loom, ulld..,eabl••t ttor••• lpOClt~ two ........ portiliMI .. ........ ·~ ~porCIIkrlft.ttnOMIII~ • Drann grtd• ...... ~ill long-lifl nJ'ofl ,...... ~ "'"'..... Sl« WNte, ..;, .. • .... - kHIJr ..... end dlil· dren, New Haven, ealled an MiDI Lewlo Sunday. Mrs. Lula Russell, Middleport, vWted. M:r.s. Helen Barker Thursday. They eaded on Mrs. L)ldl Compsoa wh9 is Ill, Mr. aod Mro. BID wmw.. illd Judy are riiWD:g Mr. and lin. Everett Dudding, Nitro. Janet Niehol!oo and Carol ·Blalr:e, locaL Earl Robinson. Geo. Stewart, Donnie VanMeter and Dotty Ferg01on. WeSt Columbia. and Loul11 Peten, Middlepori enjoyed .a wiener rout at S)'l'Kule Part SW>dll' ...'""' Laura Hollaad i!l bOm:e after If.. teHing eolleae M. Morril ~laney in Cblrlcsttln. Ami W11llamo md Mn. llorgle _.. FOREMAN & AlB OTT lpptiGIICIS MID SL Mltldlepart • • MU~.·---;.~ ,... .: achiktrlli- .... .,. cdJkel A& • .._. •• • • ....... - ...........1. ful of - . , aocl pop 10 .... ...,y ............. 1Y""' llrlthfw1 Alo --~ ... -~ ........ -.~ "-.:--/ beat lhe .............,.. lhat •lilt tivoo .. ~ acaltl Alldwhool_ ...... ', VALUt oollk ..,. lop ndlog); ....,_ __ ....,_j CJJeckin& The FARMERS ·BANK and Savm·~- Company ...to , er &mnr ltud&a clnlr<h som.. In Mr. and Mn, Ray Pietens Sr. returned home SUDday after v.aeat.iolllag Uae paR WHk in Wash- Heiner's Bakery · me c. ... dllficqk ! :SO ....,, , eye Lake FHa Rafriger1tion Clasal 11:59 Siln 0o . . . . .. .. 12:00 Faith lor Today • 12:30 Big Pi<!ure 1:00 Or1t Roberta iiOI!UJr f1'0diiOI.o4 ou evenirl1 tram Bulla• CWJ.,. at llrJ. Uo,d Wil.Hama SuOO.y, Point Flet.MD& IDCI at~ a 'lik9 Walkina alightropef ~- : : Saturday-Ch-.1·13 , Confertnte ' 2:30 'rli• Verdict 11. Youro B:OO Bflibwr ~17 · 3:15 Secret Stonn J 8:30 2 15 The Li.vinf World ?:00 2 :30 Vacation, USA 7:30 3.00 Get Set-Go! •=00 3:30 ( urtain Time 8:30 4:00 Face the Nation 4:30 CBS New 15:00 The Last Word 11:30 Annie QakleJ 11•00 Laa:rio:! 8:30 My ~orlte ":.:"::sb:.:•::•::d_.:...,;...: 2:00 !Jo~!J:&partJ Meter, lln. Det.aer wen Hn Bell Bua. Mra. Her. :M:ro~ :re:i:!~ :!d ::; 11:45 Guldin& IJiht Sunday- Chann11J 8 ,~ Wbo.t'' 1!1 •DU 7:00 7:30 9:00 Gunsmoke 9:~0 f'oltfen Playhouse 10 00 The Late Show 11:00 The Late, Late Show . ~\)!19 Monday T<'wn and Countrr Baseball Prevtew The Jimmy Durante Show 7·10 Two For The Money, 8:00 Gue !:itorm Show 8:30 SRO Playhollse a:3Q 4:{)9 S~O'!, 8:30 Alfr<d H=te• V:oo 9:30 to :oo · 10.115 8'415, Personal Profile WORK~... 'l1d SullivtD B:oo Gil Tb..Let P'lbal plans were made for the Re•atta Dante to be lpODIOl'ed by the Exemplar Cblpter, Beta Sit· ma Phi IOI'Orit.)', wbea the Chapter members and their husbanda mel at the home of llr. ud lin. Ed Baer for a IOdal eveuiJl&, lin. C. R. Kan Jr. waa named ~Ia of the dance wblcb 1VUl be held on Sept 14 at the Pom• roy Jwrlor Bflb Sebool auditorium wltb mUJic by tbe <rNotet, Ill Ofthestra of loeal hiJh IChool from here atteadiDa: DaDA LewD, Mra Mn. KArr7 Jobn.on. man CartWI'lJ.'K, Jll'l. Ripper waa held at the Rift!' Vlew Sad· dle Club at New Haven Sunday evnlnt. About f"Jlty.flve penona were prt~Mnt. Ulca1 people at· teDdlag were Kr. find lin. JMae Lewb, and son Dana, Mn. Kate Bill and ton KeDDie, Hr. and lin Dono Lewb .... JW>dd .... btalent. ter Elllihe cartwrilbl Wall-aee A poUu~k aupper wNI 18"ed to Vr. and Mrs. Ralph Welter, Kr. Bradford of Middleport wu c-hef and Mn. Thomas Rue, Mr. and ANNOUNCI BIRTH '1'fl· William Swatzel, Mr. &lld fY SDIJS for lvery- Mra, William Hobstetter, Mr. and .M:r. and Mn. Jack, FOJ: are an. Mra. lamu 'lbomu, Mr. and Mrs noun.emg the birth of a dauthter "Tbe Rewanll From William Atlr:ins, lin. Charlet Mul- August 2t at Holzer Hmpit.al. Cbrlltlmlly" len, Mro. Sellm Bluewto, Mn. Tbil Ia the lert!Ond child and dauW!IAZ.TV K. D. AIIUibary, Mill Freddie Ho1r pter o-f the famil,y, ,/Maternal ClluaeJ 1-ll:llaa , tnbdpareata tare )(r. llll! )Ira. duhelt. TIM F. .rftd Church. ~ IUr,._ Lawreaee RouiJh, Welt Columbia &eliql IDd netonned-Presb~ and ptteroal ,eraodparenta: are Pom'll)>r. Woldo J. Blrtelo, putor. Mr. and lira. E. G. FOL loeal. Normao Kloea, S. S. SUpt.j; SUD· day Sehool, 0:111 L m.; WGnhlp, WIENER ROAST . 10:30 a. m. Sermon, ''Coura1e For Tbe C1ifto~West Columbia Dengeroua Time.". lunlor bueball t.eiiD: enjoyed a Christian Science S.Ciety, 1~ Mila Marguerite Meyer was a wiener nNIIt P'ridar evenlna. AJ.. llulbeiry Ave., Pomeroy. Morning a:uest when Mn. Paul Neaae en· tendlng were Hll"t't'Y VanMeter, lefViee at 11 with CHRIST JESUS tertatned her brlge club, Wedae• Elmer VanMeter Sr, Elmer Van tbe anbject of the laton sermoa day everting at bet home, !luon, Meter Jr., Jknmy Bennett, John· and the GoldeD TeEt: M ye bave W.Va. DY Wamsley. Terry Henry, Porky therefore reeelved Chrln Jesua Prize for h iglr aeore waa award- Varian, Eddie Van Meter, How· the Lord, so waDI: ye In Him: rooted and built up In him, and ed to Yn. Albert caatn, 'Mn. atd Jobnaon, Larry Hargraves, ttablithed in. tbe faith, as :ye bave ~nand Neutzlina:, aecond, and Cbarley Hars:raves, Samu«:J V.ar• Meter, Ray Vaa Meter, David been tluebt. abouoding thereln lliaa Meyer the guest prize. Roush, Leonard l~~usb, Bu~ky with tbanbglvinJ, Coloaians 2:6, Refreshment~ were served by the 7. Wednesday evening r.ervlee at hoateu to those namM above &:3d Knapp and Randy Van Meter. 8. TLe publlr Ia eordlally invited Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Krs, A. R. PIRSONALS to atte~d. Roadlog room with aide Knight, Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., Mra. :Mr. •nd Mrs. James Cunning. entranCe at the rear of the ehurt!h R. L Jacobs and Mrs. Irvinl Karr ham and faMily ol New Haven open to the publit on Monday Jr. called on Mr. and Mn. Dana frcnn 2 ttl "- p. m, t.e.is and f«mily Wednesday Untt.d lethodlst Church, Po~ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompl!l()n, roy. Eugene Brown, pastor. Sun"I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help." ~salm }21:!: Vernon, visited Mr. aDd Mrs Lew day Sehool 9:1S a, m. Theo Smith, Hoilman Saturday. "Faith" a noted religious educator has said, "forms the a.11:~e of the uptver&e. Cek~ aupt.; Worship service 10:30 a. m. Fred '1'1tai:Jott and Charles AJ. Subject ''Time and Tide". Chob.tainly we depend upon faith a• a 'principle of daily living. It ts not _Just wishf~l tbln duch of .Maaon visited Cbarles rebeanal, Wed 7 p. m. The Rev. ing. We have faith that we will find the necessary food for our bodies when we go to Cartwright Monday evening, Brown will attend the Ohto Meth· the food store. We have faith that daylight will follow darkne!S. In other .words faith Mrs. Myron MUier, who has •• odiBt Pastors• School at Delaware, lilted Mrs. R. R. Pickens, Den. is just as real as anything we can see, heM or feeL Son:te of us ~av~ more ratth t);lan o~~ Ohio, Monday tbfou8h Thuraday Mother of Cub Scout Den D for of banana aplits ers, p~nce, the discovery of America and the electric Ugh!. Fatth IS a great b¥1Witk of this weelt. the past eighteen monthl, was sur· the ebildren. by time of illness, a valuable asset to the invaUd . daugbter, Mn. Fl"t a.ptlat Chunh, Et.at Main prised when the CUbs planned 1 The Rilt\e is a text book, or better still a prescription bcil(k, of fatth. Passage! such ~s Clau membera St., Pomeroy. Ralph C. Zundel, farewell party for her. the one quoted above show us the way. Attendance at church is another way t? supp Y t•astor, William Watson, Supt. · Mrs. Miller'1 son, Jim. b one of were CeiHtf' and Patricia Ault, the three CUbe who will be old Patncla ud Janice Evenon, Diand to increase our faith . There are times in the lives of ~ost of us w~en all lS D 0 t 9:30 to 11 combined eervlee of enough to join the Boy Scouts at ane' Elaine and Joeye Davi1, Debsmooth sailing. Learn to draw from these two wells of faith ln stormy bmes. They have_ worship and lltudy. SpeclaJ mWiie. the Coort of Hanor Tuesday. by 'eouop:r, cOnnie Cook, Eva supplied others. They will supply you. ~ Sermon "A Rellglon of Verba". Mra. Miller was presented a Den and (Uelta were Sylvia Nursery and Junior Church f(lr Mather's compact and rerre.,Jt- Tbomu, SwaD.JOn, Soaan and Lynn Sehwab, children. ?.aq Wednetday Blble J~ RosenJ):lum, Debby Cook. Ka. W.i,tho~henope that it wii4, ip··so~ '!Ieasure, ~oste.r and H~lpsus Study al(d P!J!yer. Saturda)i ·~ .. ~~ aftd deorge Hawley. 7, Annual meeting of tbe Rio &-win, Den Chief, who made the to'in that which is good in family a~d communtty !tfe,, thjs feaGrade Aaaociatton at Jackaon. presentation. ture is sponsored bv the busir1ess ftrms and organtzattorrs Whose The \bree Cuba who wUJ ad· Church ef Cl!lrlat, Mlddl•port, tanee to Boy Scouts ere Jim Milnames appear Fred L GiP'dner, paator. Bible ler, Kim Neal and Robby Swan· ,' ~bool, 8:30, Homer Rice, . Supt.; aon. other Cubs are Ray PJctena, Mornlnc worship, 10:30, aermon -.:lb G'·d u, bjed "I M st T Ill " 7 30 Aal 1 Br.u ury, Larry ~a we su ~ e eaut i : • Roy c·oleman, Pat Edwards, Paul Jrln, Walter Wolfe uat.ted -by Pomeroy, Ohio ' Rutland Rd, r Eventq Betl'lce, M!l'mon BUbjeet, Tbampaon The Den meeta: rep- Mn. Winifred SWes entertained "When Jea~ Rejoiced"; Tuelday • ' Iarly at tbetr club-bouse at the tbe one won one Cltw of tbe 7:30, Churth Board; Wed..elday, I Plekens bamt" on South Third Pomeroy Baptqt Cbun!b. Thun. 124 E. Maln St. Polilero) 7:30, Prayer meetloa and, Blble A!•enue. day evenJnc llt her home, cavHt, ' Pomeroy, qhlo ' . study; 8:30, choir pndicti. -----Tbe meetiq with lin. Albert Flrtt Baptlat Chu"rc~ Mlddt. Smith, ¢eaiden.t,. presiding, opeD· 140 Llnco1~ St, Mlddleporl ~rL Ute llav. C. E. Hoyt, pootor. 0 ed wttll tj>e , c~ song, "He Keep~~ Men's and Boys' Furnishings ' C ureh Sehool, Q:1D; Gtrald An· Me Slnlfng'', followed with pray. thony, supt; Mnmt01 worabtp ond IF aSS er by ll!ro. T. T. Shelton. FollowPomeroy, Ohio Cc.mmunioo terviee, 10:18, termon Rock Springs Ro•d toptc "Eumtnatlon Before comt.., a sborl Nlne&a seutcm • ctemunlon"; 7:30, EvenJne worahlp votlonal perioU was conducted b:y and efnpptratlon, aermon topie, LYDn and Susan Sebwab, grand· lfli. William Watloo using for her Makers of Rolsum Bread 178 Mulberry A.., Pomei'O) "Burden Bearlna"; Voftday, ?:30, daupters or Mr. aod Mrs. Orin topic "PrQet' alter which the B. H. Slnborh Milll~ Society, Smith, shared their playyard ectlup. meetlnt eloae4 wltb prayer tiy ment with the memtera or tbe Shelton. Son~ Tueaday, &:30 a. m. Women'• Pnr· Blue Bird Cl1111 of the Heatb A 4eUett eoune waa served by M1ddlepon Vonr Dodge & P1ym01IUI Nder er Group I; 1:30, Women'• Prayer Metbodlst Cbureb Sun.r.... Seboot the hoateaRs to those named Group ll; 1:30, Ladiea Blble CIUI ....., 'lnsura~e It the borne of M'n, lll)'mond Su:· wben tbeJr ~randmother, Mra. above ud Mn. Deily Jasper, Mn. too; Wedneadly, 1:80, mtcl--t . Smttll, eotetf>Jned tile don wlltclt Loroln Stenett, Kn. Cor! SouMiddleport, 9hlo Prayer and Pralle serviCf!; Church 11be teae~ snd additional pesta. \'all! $1'., Mr1. Harry Lee BalJey, Middleport, Olilo bustneu meeting· a·ao Senior Nt:wJ&t acquilltlon of tile Sc:hwab Mn. 1. E. FOiter, am. Josepb High Test Gas At Regu1ar,Pr!ce b t . d : · ' litlo to a playhouse buUt by tbelr Cool, llu. Dlle Wippel, Kn. Aten ' M1ddlepon, Ohio c 0 r, Satur ay, 9.30 1• m. - 8 p. grandfather, Orin Smltli, who Ia Sluta, Mn. Bay seidenable end m., Firat meetinJ of the JUo PrJMlpal of the Rutland Scboolt. lin. Ellen Coueb. Gnnde Baptbt AalociaUcm at Ot!•er rec:reatiODal ad.ivltlet IQThe Septe.mber meetln& will be Bikers Of Good Bread · Cullom )Built Kitchens Jacbon. eluded 1winga, a boat, a eement- held et the boule of Mn. Harry Banllnglon, W. Va.. HMth Mlthcldlst Church, MI.. flopred play apaee and numeroua Lee ~ailey. Middleport dleport, Rev. C. R. i(.o~(ht, P•• -~;;;;;:;;.;;~:=;;;;;;;~;~;,;;;i;;;~;;;;;;;;;;::;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;. tor. SundaY Sebool, 0:30, :tmelt • Covert, aupt.; 2rl9rlllng: worthlp, dric w. Clark, orJanilt. Worahlp ~lllldal' 10:30, aermon topic "Keeplnr: A and sermon at 10:30 A. M.. Holy ... Mlri!D, 1:30 A. M. Wonblp flc!r\'ttf ? Lllblt Fctr the Lott"; Choir rehearCommunion first Sund•y In moatll ,· M Cbrlotla· li(ldolt~r IIICIIDitt sal, TUeadq, 7 p, m. Cbureti School, Beginner• &Dd SuDd~!-1 at ?:10 P. M. Church •• .... NIQNM, Mid· Primary, at 10:30 A. M. For laforCbu-h ., 'tile Naaren., lyr.. clleport, l!ev. Robert Palm~r, »... matJon concerniDJ 'oqr work, tor. Sunday School, 9:80, Leater . ,_ ' v aiease telephone 3Q2.J. CillO, i<oJ 1L Willi· - · Taylbr, mpt.; Mornina worahip, suoday Sebool 9:80 A. M.liorotn1 bery SundaJ 1(1 A. M. Stt.ndt1 worablp 10:30; MY'PS tUO P. If i 10:30; 7 p. m. NYPS; 7:30 Even· icboot ana Communion flr1~ .Surt· Evan«ellotlo 1eryl-" 7:80 P. M. ing wortb,ip; 'tuelday, mlulonaey qf La~,.. D•r ~att. Old ID rnontb 11 .4.. M. Chur,cb Wedne.dey evealnc prayer'ru. mttt· meetiog eondueted by .Mra. Lester • Flatl!, OD Portliiul J:toutt. Taylor; mODtbly Board meeting · p_tbt'd - SUodaY Sc:buo1 10 L m. proltbllll ;~~:Z~"I} fut ue ljlidweot aod eodor Wednesday-slturdi)J, the Rev. ;~ .lD.ind . )( '"' afternoon prayel' bodt 11 L m. and '8 p. m. and 'Biblt Houte .r Prayw, Cheater, . _ LaJllley Gullet. NeiiODvtJle past.or, iit.udJ TburallaY 8 pm.. Pas\or C. 1pecial Mrvlcea 1:30; .Sunday, Sept. thutdl at Lon1 Bot w. Proflttt Aaot. Cbu. HuPt>. dly School 9130 A. M. Kornlq 8, 2:30 SoDv Feat, all liqers wei· om, every Suaday 8:30 A. M. Zion Church ef Christ. Locattcl ~unday SciJOOI and cilllmumlor, worship 11 A. lf. &AadQ evenial. eomed. Plnf ,PNiltytarlan C:hurth, Mid· ~n Pomerroy-Harrilo.DviUe Road Urrt Su~'da:r ill month '11:W P. M. worabip. at 8. frayer m•etlnt 011 ' ' dteport, the Rev. Howord Ruppel~ Bible S<lhoo1 o:•o A. M, Mom!Jii ;burdt preachJnc; th(fii SundiJ Tbitndai 8 P ¥. lraclfortl \,h:ctfch of Chrltt Sun- pastor. ChDfth School 8:30, John 1 Won~hln 10:30 1. m. Evening Wor- •n mouth 10:30 A. M. Church com d&J School, 8!86 •· m. J;.ord'a SUp. Fultz, supt; · Marnlnc wonhlp 10:· lhlp '7:90 p. m. Ron6ie Ealleton, m.unioo and ~bipa per lmmedla..ely .tollowlQ. 30; We~tmln.Btt:r Yo~tb DUowahlp miDiiter, Oharle.a King. Bible th• Churcl, ol' Christ, KIM, FrM MMhodltt C:hurch, Rev. W. 6 p. m.; Wednesday, Junior choir, Sc:booL SupL .!Yer:y Sundt, 8:30 A. M. Sunday Sti'Jausbau~. pastor, ,laurel 8:80 7 p. m. Senior eholr. H. Mlnert¥1Ut Methodllt .(hureh, 3cbool and eommuitlon, aacend '' Mt. Morla,lll la"lst Chu~,· Mido Ref. R. M. Grove. Pllt:Qr, BcmDer Suaday iB month lO:ap A: M. CUU Sun4ay Selioql .'!:~~ Kcepittg rul~ the meeting 10:30; FMY ,.,,..., ?:oo; dleporL _tho J\ov. N. D. 11ordon, RoQob, Silat. 10 A. ll. eommunioD .dd preaeblDg Preaching 8:00; Pr4yer ~eetloe p11tor. Bfble School, 9:115, Arlena 6<.b0oi; 1fA. K Wonbtp Servl<r Cburcb rourth sunday iD menth 7:30 P. Wed 7:30. Hystl Run · SuiKfay Reeae. aupt.; Morning wonbip 10:· - - - - ··- u u Wllldng atighttope. A dwd.ing ICIItOUIIt,.fliowml where ~ 7;80 ~- If. . \l. ebu-IJ preachin&. . rAntYt•w , $0; BTU, 8 p. m. .i!fwar Co;mmunlty Chur« Th• ~nrlstla~t Ct .. rett .et Hem. Rev. Harcy Pleten.11, Church of ~hrlllt In Chriltlan ~ r,t1 ~es 'it euia ro keep ,.,...· LeodliJI Creek fli>aol, Reo. ll ~ Gtave. evety 8undl)' 9:10 .Jt Scboat 8:30 Unt.,. MiddlePort, the Rev. Guy Tb...... pallor. . Fiord CJ«aod. ~ Snnday Scbaol and eommuntonbitlhce. Carry )'OIIf Ac:aJant at tbi.o me~tinC m.; F. Sayre, putor. Sunday School. ?:80 P. .11, l'ray<et le<:OLd SUbdlty . mODtb 7:30 P. eervleea 10 a. m.: EVIDteliiUe aervice•. 7:· ltink. ' meolin« Wedo"'<<oy niRbl ?.30 P. u. ehurcb fourth Sttn· 30; Wedneeday 1:10 Bible el1111. 11. E""Y..,. "'"'IailY· mwted. toy In M. clum:b Church ef Chrlat, l,..dbury, ldWe paJ' !% lnlerell OD Jaar:!lariJI&I 'Jh ~PI"*" MltWIIt Church watd. Eme~. putor. Bible tbe' Rev. Geors:e Davis, Piator Carsey, School, o~ao.,, Suocfay 'SchoOl D:30 A.~ M. D.aa supt,; lilotnt111 wotltitp, JO:SO; wtaeb....,,.- Suat. w~ ,.~ Cb.rlltlan Endeavor, 8 p. m.; Eve- Faith Is Something Real 8~at~~~~ :~~.!.ael8 8:30 WILL P.~ 1 WCHS·TV ~honnot 8:00 WllAT JI!Re8Q4M SAYS ····No WIFE OF !-ItS Murra)' -· 1:00 Ynl..s 4:00 Bible Time 11:00 ~a Gun Playhouse ')'up ....'TliAf'S ~rthur 9:00 AI'IJ&ttur Hour 9:30 Soldiers 01 FJliJ>ot tO:OO Blonclle 10:30 New~Hea~~~~t~ 10:30 Ntt•ztcb 12:00 T~ml t , Quartette 11:59 81CD0o ti>lJ Twenty-One Beta SiQp~a Phi RegattaOance Plans Completed Mrs. Paul Nease Is Hostess F.or Bridge Meeting 8:30 "' ·•lllol!!f# 8:35 Saorto '~o a:gg 8: Chvnh ef ,..... ........ .,., Sol.... 01<1 Town Flau, on Portland Road luaday School 9:30 am preaehlDa 10.80 am IDd Bible Study Wednetdar I pm. Paator C. W. Prol fill Guest apeaker Sunday a• •0:30. Joe WUUem.a of !lrontqo, Ptrtlend Ch~~n:h. loMrt CMner, ;101tor, Au'!. ......,, l!dttll CodJw Servleea sun~ 1:00, TueociiJ at 7:30 ud Fridar 7:10. ---- U5 IIBQ News ' 7:00 Cli!J'~ 11'11'1'~ ~ 7>30 w.u, Fqo ~e., State~~en 0:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 9:30 Look Up & Live 11:50 "· m. I :lJO. ~,:t 1nd Qtl>O"' t:OQ M nee 'theater: !Oo30 What 0~ •"oo Cao ~ 11:00 1'l!la Ia ~ lJfe 9:30 10:00 POLO OPEN SEPT l·B 10:31) CHICAGO UP - 1'he Nattnnal 1 11 ·00 Polo Open. t.he sport's "World 12:00 Senes'." will be staged at the 12·31} Oak Brook Polo Club tn suburban 12 45 Hinsdale, Sept 1·8. The week-long 12 55 compctihnn has attracted entries 4:00 from seven \eadmg poln teams, ~30 meluding the host Oak Brook 1§':00 Club led. hy Cecil Smilh. The ,N4\, 6:00 tional Polo OPen or baseball Is 6·30 f:rst 7:00 on ~"'till.. ""'"' &:Sf Pop;eye 1~ 5:4.5 Ne~a· :Plewre t:s(l OuUook 5:00 Meet~ WHH t:oo Jinx WSAZ·TV CHAIINIL ' tQ:IO S~ U». ., TrahspC5ttin(J Dry ~~~~ Can Prove Hazardous 1~:30 fax" 'f • •dot• 1a:so TVCbapol 1.00 Movietlme 3:o0 Amlll,'l,&n Forum 1 Zoo P.arade 3~ Fronber1 of Faltb at Holzer Hospital Grandparents Mr. and Hn. Jnrr•es Whitlatch, are Mrs Lewis Van Cooney and Brndbury, are announcing the the late Mr V01n Cooney, Middle· birth of a se ven pound fourteen port, and Mr and Mrs. 'Stanley, ounce son, Terry Shawn, at Hoi· DCJylon Great gra ndmother 1$ zer Hqsp1tal on August 26. They Mrs Jessie :\fcGuare, Bailey's nun have three other children., JimmJo, EMERGENCY CALL Maxie and Sharon OrandPtrents are Mrs. dpal M('Danael, Middle· The Alddleport Emergency port L11w1ence Whdlalcb, Syra· Squad was called at 11 50 a. m. Friday when Herb Manley be· cuse; Ura. Lecma 4tktnson, Co· came 111 at h1s home on Front 11umbus. Mr. and Mrs. S!roud I.ll· Street and Hudson tic., MtddJepur\. RFD, are iJ'Cut 12:00 11:11!/ '~""~ D!J 3:45 Com=.tim• ~ 4:00 t:30 Mom e 11:45 lndusti'y on ~arade 12:00 Oli to Adventuu 1i:15 What'o Your Trou~~ I Columbus IHO n Coul4110 Eneore ~r ll:Sfl "-" tQ • 8:.65 IIIC.:N ON ?:00 Today 9:00 Rom(lfr Room tO·OO The Prlee Ill Rllbt 10:30 Truth or coueQ.ueaee~ 11:00 Tlc TIC Do~ 10:15 c~U•~~t ~ltttee Proaram I Donna Circle or Columbl.IS the weekend wilh ber par· ent:IJ, Mr and Mrs. Homer Circle. Dorothy Circle is spenrllng the week with her slstl'r Donna at Julius LaRosa Show Mystery Tbea':>r Dollar A Second S.unday I ~pent t:.atW'day Nli,..dt Jamboret t!:30 Slin Off I Mrs Haywru·d B1sseU and family of Red Brush Wednesday l.nrry Circle visited Ralph Dis· !iell o( r.ong Bo1tom Saturdav. Oma Winebrenner and Mr11 F'..dna Carleton of Syracuae and Gulllpolls we1·e 1Beulah Ward n! recent visitors or Walter, Eva and Sadie Archer. ~·30 Adventure eater News and SP.9rt• Uetd.Une. , 10:10 Nitewateh making mcxpensivt• hut ef(eC'tiVP .._...._ Jn'lp•·ovt"ments Dn I hc1r t?l:IS Im~ CELI.It.ATES BIRTHDAY . roads Tht•tr ortlcu:ds ha ve erect ('d new sums wtth greater day The sec:md btrthday of J~rry and ni~ht vtsibility p-ainted lane~ Lee. son of Mr. and Mrs Gene gr::mdparents. and shoulders with sparkling Coleman, was celebrated qutetly -whttp &tr ios, and cleared Gbstruc· at his home on South P'our~h AvE' BIRTH ANNOUNCED ted Signs and mterserHons I Thuraduy Sharing the btrthday Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanle.v When othrr stale offltulls J cake add ice cream were Chipper (Jns Van Cooney) are announcing reach 3 point or progreSs that Rice and his mother, Mrs. Larry the bu·th o{ a ftve pound four means similar improvement for Rice, and Mark Vroman, and Jus ounce !!On who wns born prema· their countv roads, Harvey may mtlthe~ Mrs. CJ1arles V~a~:....~ely~~Wed_ne~~~u~ust 28, return to •his breezy, 9tar-sal¥· man pcnonallty- and ev~y otb('r occupant or thr . ~river's seat will be spared the affilctJons R companying these country road blues, .too, ------- MONDAY Baseball Hopa!ong C1ssid1 700 8.00 8 •30 9:00 930 10.00 CARMEL Harvey Ia aware that, like depend on every c.thor driver Wla.y. he who'• u:ploltln' who. 1penda a fOod four.flfth! ol hls I uaecl reed nearly every line car hOurs bounclnl( ' and braklna ~ enry aper t could lay hand over IOC'Ill roada. SJnee he tnvela to en4 evour the new!l maga. moat ~ tbe time, lhl• amounts la ~1!1 b\lt y(>u peed a a;ypsy for-, quJte a tew car houn Almott tijni-ieller these days to detlpher imrnedlatelr after, · leevlna ~e Ill' 11\0 lrooblt thai to 1oervod, imi>?t~ le<Utll¥ Of the OlPff!Q~~ln... d~lly. 1 can't IT\8ke ~ ' wa~ lil1 whole •:•t~~ ,eta up 1 i. problems by Gall<~nt True Story Detective's Diary Forei.:,1n lntr!gue My Ll~tle Margie Get Stt, Go S1;1orts )We llrew!' Pll!'ture 6:30 Mrs. Douglas Ctrcle, daughter, frnm Bdju! tlnJ.l' and rendjustlnif lcr conAtanllv changlnl! ro11d con{litlons on hl<t Job as star ~a Ie Rman for Consoliiloted Collars Inc Nuw. on~ or the reasons Har· v('v attalneft star status will! his ('oinnnuy ,s that he orten travel s at n~)(ht tn order to cover more dl ~ tance at a time when roads are the Amel'lcans le11 heavily uNed Some of thlJ "So far the RusslanR have not : night time wheellni ts over the mo1lern turn,ptke-type e,.:pre!UIWIY 1uceeeded In taking away a 11lngle and ~on,. 111 on old poorlv main· barrel of our oil But the Am~.-1· talnerl highway route.s and rural canJI? They have taken mllllo*• I'Ouds Hill adjustment problems and mll11on" of hnrreh1 rroDil a,r· eas thnl on<'e we•·c ours lr'or this bcrome ('tll'rf'spoudln,J!IY more 1.11 th~ harah reallty The Pl'eeiOUI! aeulc thefi!fore. with theh inc'Tdasfuel on w!llc'h tbelr prollipen,b d~· ln,lfi)l decrepit 1t.aW of t e o er penda becorr.es ever flarc.1er to trails. find within their borden That ltarvev wan\1 it understood Ia why thfly are shoW los them· that he ' ~ by no means unbai)Pv selves every bit u keen 11 . t~e about the new expr. .ways, w''h Rullll&n! to gAt hold of Britain's the•r well-en(lncered li!r~dln~. oU lnterull In the Middle Ell&t" hlfhwa:y dividers. ,nd reftectorlz· Our friend knocks his own peo· (!d ~iJin&. 1'htae are wundC'I'& tha( pie for ptaylng footllle wlth 1•otd make his lob a pl<>,8ure, for he Is Anrl' Mellon , th~n a~aasador ~ 0 a liood driver and usuallv feeh Btitlln. In 8 IID-1:'0 deal with · the mere at twme on the toad than Anb oil, and sef>mR shocked tbet othcrwlae 1 outr Oil was prinaiplllJ owned No--it's ju~t the tenible can· by old "-ndy, who cer!.ilnly want· trut betwe41n the sheer deltaht ed It 1 11. or Ute new road and the 'o)lrack· · But Harrl'l kills me with this lnt wrlthina Of the ol~. tbat Ill one: "So Jn the mOlt 1neredible slow'y chanJinl him from 1 s11ne way we threw away theae vaat Q,llb.en. Into a qulverlniJ. !1h1Vflrln¥ Middle Eaat trel!lures which wore shell, oun 'lone to exploit " Oh brolher, It aha' do the~e 3:43 New!l Picture 6:00 6:32 Cix.Ou".t Boy 'l':OO Steve AJleo Sbow 8:00 Alcoa ' Hour 9·00 The Web 8:30 People Are Funny 10:00 Newll Headllnea 10 10 Nitewatcb 12 30Sign Off H3 600 WAtch Mr. Wi.!ard shockin [! reaetion Ht.rtehed and haunted , hl' ~lrLVl'S with Onf' f'\ f' to pirk out hili1len direc-tion ancl • warning 11lgns that :ltp hard to fmd In the r!!n·1tmr and virtuallv lnvJ~iblf' ot n1.;rht The other eH' oeers hont>lcs.!!ly ror non-existent lane markin g_~ ' and for the edge o( th~ roatl Hi:~ sp('ed drops to a t'rawl eliminate Capt 430 soo Excessive speed not only is unnecessary. I SIJD OD. Circle 3 Rancb Gum by Fury n·oo I lS 1 Sma1' wontlrr t},.~t lrarvey find~ life anythmg but lilting Quite fn>qu t>ntly, the .,~th, he 1., encouraged In find that many areaq and towns lhrnugh which h" d r lves h live tu ken 1t 8 ~ t 0 8:26 8 30 9 30 LO:OO JO·.iO Many motorists think that by observing the posted speed limit they 're driving safely But safety experts point out that a state or city speed limit is merely a maximum safe speed under idea·l conditions. 1 haH the hm.- whelher Jimmy Hof. fa is bucking (or head of the Arab League or it Johnn.v Oio will be the nrw envoy to the Gaza Strip, As rar n.!l I ('an make out lodov, BY ROBER~ IJIUARK Pres1d£'nl f.1senhower is really It St't>ms to me that this 18 pr£'· J1mmy Valentine, and he just rl~ly when~ r came m crack("d all the sates in Da'llaS· Tht• f111nc is spmnlng the r.er· ('Us What ever hippened to Cy· m11 n m;~rk 1 ~ sneermg a! the Brit· 1 prus' Arl:' t~ey rnovlnltl lhe fran· 1 .~ h pound, the heJn of the Hll· t'hJ~e to Los Angeles? Between the rows. over segreJer Youth ar·r entertaining u new leuder over the steins In the bier· gntlon and Confldcnlial and KrusJ~tubes and therE' Is trouble in the chev (never E'ould !pell that man's Eost a8 u11ual n11me, and eouldn't care 1ess) 1 The American Congre~s is don't know who killed Cock Rob. knoeking f'd~es ofr the rnllitury 10 • 1ct 11 t one t he name 0 f th e 188 t approprint1ons. The Imam of Muk· La\Jn American ptcsldent they rut IS mad at uw Jnsulll n of omnr hu1npNI orr The only comfortmg ur snmelh tng Somebody an Brat- lh mg ts tl ta t th e~e 1s.a nunor rev1\. bh Somt•" lwre 18 yelling about lut1on gomg on 1n Cuba, and thal k1ck1ng uut the Bntish, who must at least I can undcrsta.nd, If only be w£'ary of the hoot by no..., beceuse the outs get bred ot the The uhost Q£ the late John Bu· stl'a lmg by the tns and want somr JChan Is wrlllng the script Ill SyI bellevr. the fish are b1ttn(l in ria and I expe<-t to soc Greenman- my neck of the wood~ I thmk tl e' arrtve uny monient Alfred I'll go catch some and let Dave Hit cht'ook ndes aga 111 , as well , Bee~ worry the trDuble 111 Ghana and when the.v hit me wtth Mar· {Copyr.ght. 1957, by United lhs Dodd agam the other 1tay, 1 Fcilturt<, lnc) just wanted to s1t down and ha'¥'c t• a good cry. I f'Xpt!d lhe greatest fiiR ever cummitted ll'galns't a 1 ... bored wo1·ld was wheo F D R. got llis Dodds mixed snd appoinlctl A'J Murtho 1s old man 41.11 amllassadvr J;lr\ to Germany . Dally Vac:ati.JD Bible School Proaram 7:30. stl!o At 30 miles an hour. stupping •stance in creased to 100 feet At 40 mtles the distance requiJ ed 1s 164 feet At 50 miles. 243 feet. R[lARK REPORT . . Tioo ...... WiftllloloCt.u IHOWIR HILD A .lbowet wu ~tven by• )fra _.,.. nu-, lll.uOo, for Mr and Mrs, Rowvd. lolmlon Jr., l'r:ldar eveni4(. AuJ. 23. 'ftJ(IR 'I hkelihOQd of an accident The greater the speed, the less t1me you have to react ip an emergency. And it takes longer, naturaJiy, to halt a speeding auto than one moving slowly (t takes at least 52 feet to stop a vehicle moving 20 m1Ies an hoUJ with a fairly alert driver, ordinary circ umstances and good brakes What is speeding? II con be 20, 40 or 60 but useless. Studies show that a speeder gains mph These factors must be considered: (1) little time on a trip. condition or the road; (2) condition of the mo· In city traffic excessive speed makt;>s for tor veh,cle, (3) condition of the driver; 14) uncomrcrtable driving - frequent .stopping weather and v1sibihty, anr:t (:1) amoun t and Cor lights, quick braking, increased danger. type of vehicular and pedestrian tramc Everything a speeder accomplishes may be Speed kills, because it increases the forces wiped out by an accident - including his which, in an accident, turn useful equipment rtght to drive . . - such as metal and glass.-into deadly wea· Speeding is bad citizenship. ll's bad man· pons ners. Even etiquette experts: have !lpoken out Alld speed kills because It increnses the against it. - -- - ----- - - - - ·- . ;--;-:- ,-,- - ---;::-:---,---c:-- 1 . - . Qw •U. II ALWAY~ · Use Dairy Products· SPRING HILL DAIRY ntw . "Q. . GA.LLIPOLIS Fir•( .u.c...., . . " ' 01110 �. . .... ._ ......... ~- ··-·-- --------- ... ... -- . ............ - _.., ~- ---- ..._ --. , Braves Len then Nat •. on a I Loop Lead I;;::,~~: ~~ .:;alh-::.:;u~ ' R-_]1etrs D 15t h Of season Natt'onal Rt'fle Baseball Results IY If --'==--,-,----,------- fOJl l' T0 M1•Iwaukee Ffl day By 9-5 Mal.ehes To Be thre-e-ron JUmp \II th~ seeond when ht> homered wnh two on Del Enms ' ntnth-uullnl!: jacnflce fly scored Wally Muun wttl:~ the wmntng run 111 St LoUis' v1etory aver Chicago \\-1lmer Ylllegar Rend Mizell ~t ruck ou t II butters m gaining his sJxth VIctory Grann y Hllmner dt·ove in twa of Ph1ladelph1D's fuur rum. mcluding whaJ provpd to be the wmnlng run Wl(h a fo ur th mntng rlouble. thit season. Sanford hel d the P1tratcs to eight E~ry pennant-winner genera11y hits, one of wh1ch w&s Dick lt11 its favorite "patsy " Last Groat's seventh homer of the searev, for example, the Dodgers son in the fifth mmng ._. tbe Cuba aud Cardmals ·t&elf No, I "whippinR boys" by Kellner sll :7~ k oul ~g ht White latina: 18 out of 22 a:ames from Sox batters and yielded only siK eacb. Aod over in the American hits to beat Boh Keegan for his ]~ap, the Yankees licked Kan- Sixth victo ry 1 he A_thletJcs gave )';f' City 18 out of 22 and have Kellner (•nou_gh margm whe_n they hulen t~e A.'s 17 times out of scored two run~ m the third In2iJ tbj!i )'ear . , ning It wa~ I he White Sox' fourth · stra1ght setback and left them four-Homer aerraee 6~ games behmd thf' Yankee&. Tlw B.tav~a u~~ed a barrage of Red Sox Whip Oriole" fQUr b,ome rWJ.s Friday n!ght in Bob Porterfield of the Red Sox d~eating the R,edlegs for the pitched a SIX·hltter over the Or!· e~Ptb lll'•icht tJme, 9-5 Eddie olea nnd was a1ded to hts fourth Matllewt, Carl Saw,t.ski, 'Frank victory hy Jackte Jensen's two· Torre and Wes Covington each run homer Ted Wllliamll, celehomered for Milwaukee as south- brating his 39th birthday, man· paw W&JTen Spahn not~hed hiS aged only one h1t in five trips and J7th vlclfey. · his batting average dipped to The Brooklyn Dodgers. still .3768, merely 2/5th of 8 percentn~· ag AJ!l out.IJ,de chance. hum- age pomt higher than Mickey Manbl )lie Cjjoot,, I,IHI, while the tie's. C inala ;de(fa~~ the Cubs, 2· 1. Mantle collected his 34th homer and roOilt Jld: Sanford of t!'-1! and two :~mgles but they weren't PhiJUea Qeai lbe ~atea, 4·3, for enough to keep Bubby Shantz bls l?lh l.rl~mpjl. from suffenng his fourth setback. x..,_... 'CJJ.y dimmed the White The SenatOI's routed Shantz with Sox ftlckerJag pennant hape• a b1t a three-run rally 10 the fifth. more over Jn tbe American League Al Smith's double m the loth wben Alex Kellner atopped Chica· inning scored Vlc Wertz with the e,, 1-L lklttom rolled over Balti- run that gave the Indians thelr lllote, 1·1, Clewland scored a 10- triumph over the Tigers. Detroit ill'alar. k yktory over Detroit, tled the score at 4-4 1n the ninth aid W~hi.J.rton atopped the Van- on Charley Maxwell'B 22nd homer tee•, ofl. with one on and then went ahead O""'alt Dt>feata Gl•nh with a run m the lOth. But three Doa ~d-Jf of the Dodgers hits, a walk and a o;acrllice enadefea~d 'the Gianta for the sev· bled the Tribe to come back wJth ' eatll UhM" In two season. wh~ he two runs In their half of the lOth. stopped them on three hltJ. CharFROM SCHOOL TO TAVIRN ~eal tbe Brook• off to a STILLWATER TOWNSHIP, N DecJ ded Today lt ain't euciJy fflrket, but the (K>nnant bound Milwaukee Braves may be ltrnnJ]y tempted to vote their Cincinnati "wusir.s'' a sizeable World Series slice when they sit down to eut the melon about a I'QOntll fro111 now. No club in tht NaUonal Leanue haa ~fributed more to the Braves present stVe~ • Jame lead tha.a the Red1Pgs, who have lost 15 out of 17 to Mi1waukee so far I I •, / tot NEED GOOD INSURANCE? e FOR THE BI!ST! eANY TYPE! ' See or Call J 0 HN R·J( HM0 ND ' Jing .-Ahere tmrn , build· was "••P•e revokedrorafler the owner. Molcolmn Teare, dueiosed the premt.~es had been used b'y other persons for the past Clvc years as a pnvale school ItS's M!lwauk~ I {'A~IP PE:RUY. Ohio Ul' Some 1 760 marksmen t.ake awl toduy 111 tht' first two matches out Of sevL•n to dt Cide the Nationul Rifl e Matc hc.s Winners of the sc 1 ics r£'cetvf' the eovt'lt>d 1\'avy Cup 01 nd &:oiL Trophy T he two lap shoote rs in the interna tw n ul fl'{'l:' rifle match l''rtday each brol\l' the old record as Arm y Sgl ~lti L·s G itrown Oahu, Hawatl, won Ihe E:vent 1 Dupas Racks Up ££ h R' uut Ing w·In (n Edgt'ng RUSSO -- W. L. Pet. GB 78 i8 .619 Brouk.lyn 72 58 .M3 7 St. Louis 71 56 .Me 7 L,i Cincinnati 64 63 .~04 1-6 \7 Phlladell)bia 64 63 .504 14 1,1 New York 82 69 .473 18',1 Chicago 49 75 .39~ 28 P ittsburgh 48 78 .381 30 Fridey'a Rewlh SL Louis 2 Chicago 1 Brooklyn 10 New York. 0 night PW!a. 4 PitU!burgh 3 mght Milwaukee 9 Cincinnati 5 nijht Saturdey't ProbUie Pitcher" St. Louis at Chle&go - Web meier (6-6) vs. Elston (5-~) or Drott (12·1G\ New York at Brooklyn - Barclay (8-7) VB Ma&lie (6~) PittJburgh at Pltiladelphia Douglaa (1-2) vs HaddJx 00..10). Milwaukee at Cincinnati night - Burdette (14-7) vs Jeffcoat (B-12) Sundey'1 Games New York at Brooklyn St. Louis at Chicago Milwaukee at Clnelnnnti Pittsburgh at Philadelpblll 2 MIAMI BEACH UP - Young Ralph Dupa s added a 66th victory to h1s impressiVE' ring record Frl day night aga•nst Johnny Busso and demander! today \1; know AMUICAN LEAGU& "what the heck I've got to do" to W. L. Pet. GB get a IIti e fight With l1ghtwe.ght New York 82 46 .641 champion Joe Breltwn Chicago 'Ja !:12 .!591 61h Boston 68 59 .1535 l31f.! " J've .fJeen around almost seven 63 85 .492 19 years I've got a good record l'm Detroit 83 66 .488 191h SUpposed tro be second-ranked con- Cleveland Baltimore 60 66 A76 21 tender. What have I gotta do tu Kanus City 50 78 .301 32 a:et a crack ot the htle''" the 21 · 49 78 .386 32~ year old N~w Orleans boxer asked Washinaton llrldey's Reaulh Dupaa, who has fought 80 times since he took to the nng in hill Washin(ton 4 New York 2 BoSton 8 Baltimore 1 night teens, had scv(' ral bad moments but weatherad Friday night's 10- Kansas City 3 Chicago l night round televls10n bout agamst Cleve. 6 Detroit ~ 10 inn, night Saturd•r'• ProNble Pltchen Hard • punching BliS30, of New Washington at New York night York, with on!v a scratch He won -Kemmerer (7-9) vs Ditmer (8-3) the bout in· the Mtamt Heath Audl.Boston at Baltimore night torium unanimously. Fornieles (8-12) vs Brown (15-7) There were no knockdowns, but Detroit at Clevel;.md nigh t-there were several close calls after Dupaa go\ gomg 111 the fourth L~ (8-15) ' Vs Wynn (14-1!5) vr round, roarmg ocr the ropes where Mossi 10-8). Chicago at Kansas City nighl he was tagged with a S-\ unnmg left to angril.y pump a withur1ng sf!r· -Wilson 0341> \·5 Gorman {4 7) Sul\d•v•• Gem•• ies of rights and lefts llt Hull.'lo's Boston at Baltimore head Wuhlngton at New York Cleveland at Detroit Chi<'ago at Kansas City Mantle Trat'Js w·n· Only I lamS By Small M~Jrgin Too HEAvv RAYMOND. S Il - Thieves NEW YORK UP - 1\liekey Manbacked up their truck to n grain tic, only 2-~ths ot a point behjnd bin near here owned by Arlanrt Ted Williams in their battle for Bau and loaded up 200 bus hels the American League batting' title, Tbe truqk got stuck In the mutl yets an ()J>POrtuuJty +Q take over and they had to throw orr m~l the leadership tomght when he They finally got faces Russ Kemmerer of washiqgton away with about · - 20 - bushels. '~l~l,.4~B~.~·M~ila=~S~I~.~;P=o;m;e~r~o;y~~o~f~lh_•~l~oo'_d~. award~ni N48ft~·~·~dL;;:UI 0 __________,___ ~ · ~_.s'nap.... . ~ Third Annual OVEC Picnic Held Sunday On August 24. the Kyg~r Cr.eek Station of tile Ohio Valley Electric Corporation held its Th1rd Annual Picnic at the Meig.!l Cou~ty Fairgrounds, near Pomeroy. Accordmg to the Plant Manager, James B. Harreld, approximately l.t:'iO persons attenderl. Gnmes, movies, pony rides, a merry-go-round, along with var iou!l contests- furnished the enter· talnment throughout the day and to find eoergthing gou need for home repairs and modernizing at ••• TH£ POMEROY CU.UNT BLOCK· CO. . ele1r, ~ d""'' ltock 11 little as AU ed plys. 4'" Jlttle a• 2:.: .ft'J 11/Jc llft,lt. per $5.00 per month """.,_.'ll'!,.. ,, ,... , 0111111! .' . lt.Ms 'ii~,1...· INSULATION In Stock COUNTER TOI'S KITCHIN CAIIHm Batt poW"int. or blanket type, Na· tlonally known brfnds. Batts' as little as - 4c sq. lt. . FARM NEWS lASH AN Mr$. Ettie Spencer received word I of the death of her daugh· Br William F. Gregory ler-J n·law, Mrs Cecil Spencer o.f Meton County Auent A niNO THI YOUTH SHOW Edgerton, Wise. Mrs. Mary K. Rose and children Rqulatlom for Penicillin New rtgulatloris concE'rninl! spent Saturday with her llusband the use of penw:Hhn in the treat- who is employed a' Mansf~eld, mt>n or mastitis became efrective • Aug.ust 1957. The ftrst regulation Sunday they aJI went ttY Canton to I' s.tate.s that a warning in big let- attend the Rose reunwn held at ters has to appear on the outside the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ches.· 1 ter Rose. Mrs . Dora Rose who had of the penlcillm container. been In Wadswarth and Conton W!lrnlng advises dalrymen · to withhold, from human consumpVEIIMONT'S BUSY BEES tion, milk fl'Om treated cows for BlTRUNGTON, Vt.-Last year 72 hours or three full days. II bee.s protakes that lonj Ol)o twice-a~ay about 10,000 eoloniea duced about fOO,OOO pounds of milkine: rol' the anti-biotics to be honey In Vermont to top the New removed fram the udder. The sec- England avera,:e. The honey proond regulation specifies that sin· duced was valued at $122,000 ti.C· gle doses of mastlt,!J ointrnenh cording to Enoch Tompkins of can-not wntain mote than 100,000 the University of Vermont. units of penicillin . The Food and Drug AdnwtislraHon has indicated that it these regulations do nol eorre'Ct the sitm1tion that a complete ban on the use of mastitis o1ntmenls, contaimng •peni-cillin, w1!1 be forthcoming This is a silua'Uon for the dajrymen to take care of and correct These regulations .'lhou!d be strictly observed so that all dairy men do not suffer because or the :~ction of a few DairymQn guilty of ~hipping milk from penicillin treated cows before the prescribed time, 72 hour.s or until the se·:enth m:lk ing, are liable ffi' court aet1on . Prope-r Corn Fertilization While visiti.ng the West Virginia Univeulty's Ohio . Valley Experiment Station and talking to the Station Manager, Charley Sperow, I observed some rorn fcrtih~ntion plots which really tell a story, Often we hear that heavy fer· 1ilizer appltcations on corn in the spring will cautro the corn to nus 1 or ·'' PANILING tltlon. All t)'pes ID 1toek. Knotty Mll,.LWOall Plne• panelina 11 lbwes-1 17c "'·ft. s:~rL0~l Ext..-Jor and m. , terior. G~d ~l· or ~election. Charts avaUable, Exterior paint 11 low_f:i~.29 go!, .- PCtltTI~~ LOST: Small blonde male Pe.~ine.sc. Answers to narne of George. Finder call 123 or contact Lu.cy Amabary , 8 30 3tc - -c--:-:- I ·''. ' 1952 Pontlae. $495. 2 do.or Sedan. Hydramatlc drive. OrLgioal llghl sr:reeft fini3h. Blaettnar.!l, Pom~ ­ roy. 8-29-Btc ------ - -- -..,--- - · ' - - " - .. It .IIAWWitS !1(11'15 01#. - M \oUJ" "retter Sftvlu. \, . Pomero)':, 0. 0.., 8227 Nt,.t Pboqe 108J.X OODGB • PLYIIOUTB Pbone OIIW.DQ. .· ' · S I II HI ft . F"::!er gi.tss boat C()st $1970 Fully equipped wilh Mark ~5 electr1c motor ~md master craft crailer. Now $l620. Miners ville, Serviee Station Phone 228 Aut.~arilled Mercury dealer. 6-211-3\P i N~~ Ne\i ltlve'ii. Pliti'fle "-'ll!P..; co;,:;~1.::~~wer ar~o. (20JBusiness Services For Hire! IY LOUIS CASSELS United Prew Staff Corrllpondent WASHINGTON UP- The head of the South's largest religious denomination said today church membtrs 1 bave three "dea r dut Jeti'' to perform in seckmg a Chritllian solution or Souther n ra cia l problems. The duliee: were listed by Rt>p. Brooks Jiaya D-Ark ., recently elected pre1ident or the H.&IO.OOO member Southern Bapt.ut convention. in an interview ln his c-apitol hill office. He t.eseribed tht>m a •·moral lmperath•ett" whicb "~nfront every .sincere c flltian l~.~o·man, regardless of hh (lt'rBOn· al views on 1e~egation "0ul' fitst dUty" said the soft tena1ons. rt ILet a The R~V'. . Robert Learned. putar of the LeUrt Fall• UB Church hu announced th"' Quart.erb' M~& will be beld Sunday m~. Sept. 1 The Rev. E.~ H. ~Q will be in char&e. "' M d M Le . lllller r&o J eelv~ aan tel'e~m ;;::m the polio team in Tokyo, Japan, nying that theit' son, A/ 2c Donald Mll]fr, wil1 be evacuated within 1 week. Mn. George Cummin.a enter: tained Friday eveninR with a mlJ. cellaneou1 1hower in honor of her stster-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart of Ml80n. I "The whole power of the church .m~ st. str~ke hard at any thrcJt, mtlmldatJ~n , or physu:·aJ Violence. The Chrl!t~an consc1ence cannot condDne beatm g~ bnmbt~s and the br\ltaUUes of night nding Mr and Mr~~: Andrew Croq aad thugs '• !children vi11ted Sunday Witb her Must Display Courage parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Yeag1 er of Letart, W Va. 1 FinaiiJ. church memberg mll~ t Guests over the week end of ; ~lspllly "im~.g~nation a~d ~~r~ .. ~ Ml'. and Mrs. F1oyd Norrja were ~ tJ.an <''!ur.at;e In corrcctmg spe- Mr. and Mri'l. Homer Jaeeaud of I cttic :"'tuatJOnl where th~ adual 1 Racine, Mr. and Mr1. Grady Crait, ' practice of ~be . c~!"mumty haf daughter, Sherry and the Rev. and : produced inJua:t~. Mrs. Robert Learned and dauJbtspoken, 59 year old Arkansas , Jn the present mflamed state of er, Faye, of Junction City. congrepman, "is to ke-ep free . Southern !eeUng5, Hays feels, a and Uhfetterl'd the prophetic · flfm det~rmlnation tn work for Mr and Mrs. Leonard Lewl~. voice Of the chu-rch." f"simple Jwtice" may yield more and I!IOn, Tommy, are viaiUng Mr. Hays !laid attempts lo "silence" 1 real progreS!I in race relations and Mrs. John Marr of Racine and a rnlniltcr who prOW; the aore : tban aa appeal to the higher mo- Mr. and Mrs. Lewi! ~iller. •pots of a ('ongregation's ron- 1 tlve o! brotherly love. ,Don H. Powell, who 11 emplo)'ed !IC'IPnce are " lhe supreme bere-~ "It wiD tate courar,. and con- In Cotumbu"~ is apendin&: a two IY " viction to t.Ueharge these three w~ks vacation witb his parents, Minister NHch Dehftd.H dutie1.'' he aaid. Mr. and Mrs H. B. PoweU. Billy CJ'oo'l, Racinf, and LawThe WSCS ice cream 8t.IC'ill and bate sale held on the ehureh renco:: Balser, spent a we4$'a v• cation tn th.e Cattkill Mquatain1 Sunday School attendan('e on lawn last Priday evening was well in New York. attended. ProceedJ amounted to Mr August 25 wa.!l +t and the otterlng $7'7.40. The Socjety wishes to exwas $613. tend their tbant1 to all who helpworsbtp services were held at ed In any way. 10:45. John Taylor was leadPr of ~ Grange mPt lagt Thur8day. last Wednes day vvenin&: prayer Aug. ~ with IJJ attendance of 22. services. Dwint: the bwiness meeting The WSCS held IU regular meet· with Cliff Stout in charge a report ing on Tuesday evening, Aug 20, was given by the Home-Ec chairat the Follrod-Robmson home, man, Hazel Stout. S8J'ah Caldwell with an attendance of ten and one gave a report on the it"e cream visitor Durin~: tht busmen meet· social. Plans for Boost~-r Night. ins further plans were made for ne:d month, were discussed ana the ice cream social and bake sale. the election and installation of ofSupply work for ltle coming year ficen :K"heduled for September WIS discu!lS('d . Money raising pr6- and OcWber was dtscussed jeds were discussed and plalUI Jce cream, cake and coffee was were made to attend the District served by Eleanor Douglas and meeting at the Forest Run Chureh. Margaret Spe'ncer. The program. "A Miuuonary The next meeting will be held Pilgrimage Travelogue" was led September 5. • by Nina Robmson. The new proMr. and Mn. Earl Summerfield i gram books were diJ:tributed. and sons have been villitlng ller Refreshments of 1ce cream{ cake father, I . E. Pitta. and coffee were ~rve~. Mn. Clara Follrod ie vi&Ung The next meehng will be held her brother .Harry Barnett of \veth tbe home or Isola 1-aylor on Columbw a~ attended tbei State With property valpi\S Tuesday evemng, Sept. 17. Fair building costs on. the · . 1'he MYF held 1bi regular me.et-~ M~. and Mrs. Ch•rles O'Brien the safest course iS full pro. mg Sund~:~y eYemng, Aug. 25, With and baby 111 ent the week end with tection through Insuran attendance of nme youth and her parents, Mr. and Mn. Garner one adult . .. Griffin. ance. The lesson subJec~. Will FoundBob Wh!Untch and Clair Woode ers O£ Our Chul'<'h. · More fac_ts attended the Ohio State Fair on were collected relative to the his- S d tory of the loca~l c~urch. . u~b=YM:mard Swartz faJJtily spent . Ourmg the" busmess meetmg the week end in Lancaster with ~ i~ led by Janice Swartz, president, a ltn Beatrice Bentz and family. ID81U'anee of AU TypH party for September wt~s di.scU!I:• d ~ s r1r b h d aug11ter, an a. w o a Iy,Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Singer ae d ~nd ta b! ed un til the next Tbe1r the E. Zlld St. Pho11e :IS->: Pom. p1St week there, reond daughter spent ••v•rat •••• The meeting cloaed wl·"u1 'he ~ last week with Mr. and Mrs. Waid meetmg. . Spencer and family. MYF benediction . f81Se 3'\" Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Wi1tiams The swartz family reunwn wtll OPTD.ll11:111T J of West Columbla viaited Mr. and be held in the Woode Grove next NELSONVILLE, 0. UP-Gov. Mr:!l. Curt Frederick, Wednesday sunday, s_ ep_Le_m_be_~ r ~.'-·---c. William ONeUl Sunday pralfled e\'l!ning. three HockllJg VaUey wal mlnm Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick Su~~~y~nd Mrs. Lowell Bing and But c..l llbNt. , _ _ wbo risked tbeJto llvco '" ' m>ne called on Mr. and u -. Reid E•k d "" ) · .ptUo " ,..._ I t. u, I 1111 N . . . • 'iiMua 10 n, Michael, spent the wee en 1 ""' with relatives ~n Woos er. It d d b Y 1 tvenina:. lira. In a ceremony Eynon -Mra. H•ttie Frederick disaster last year. ' en e non ' ' Mo-•ng star,is qui.te ill. .. United Mine Workers of Ameriei Mr. and ~ Elson Spencer and o.Wclal and a U. S. Bureau of family viaited hi1 parents, Mr. ~d Mine representative, the gover-- Mn. Heo.ry S~ncer, Sunday. nor presented medals to Eldridge · Mr. and Mrs: Victor Wood' and Hanning, Oak Grov~; Tom Riley, famlly are visiting bla parents, Ne13onvllle lind Wllll,am Stephen· Mr. aad Mra. Jack Wood. son, Gloust,r. Mr. ani;! ft'lr8. Wen®J.I Calendine George Watera, South Zanes· and daughter, Donna, and brother, vUle, UMW~ repreoscnllative. de- Larry, Athen1, were guests of Mr. ~rlbed the deedzs q! the men. and Mn Wald Spencer and tamHe Hid Kannln.l nearly died in Uy Saturday night. his heoric effort to reach Law· Mrs. Bather Wria:ht and dlught· renee Newsom; of Rllets crawl· en of -f'i~ Pointi sent Sund1y lot Jato\ th,e' •ycer h~le to tie ,a wltb Mr. and 'Mrs. Waid Spencer. rope arou,nd l{.ln~n• before .h:e 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins of ~oo was overcome. stephenson , Mt. Olive sPent Sunday with Mrs. ;,, f.oll()wed tbe other Ill-en mto tbe 1 Gertrude Warner and 1on, Wil· 1 bur. hole to help lu. 9tbe rescue. The Joseph A. Holmes Assn. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Frank, mMal and certificate of heroism Mrs. Curt Frederick, Mrs. Norman '!"en! eJ!!Plt.lned by T. C. Higghltl, Frederick and son.a, Jack and ;JerSt Clairsville, district supervisor ry, and Mrs. Milo Biq-s called on for the U. ~- Sureau of Mines. Mr. and 'Mr.R. Henry S~n~er, Sunday afternoon. :Mrs. Edith Bin&, returned to You always get "yes" for an answer, her home in Wooster aftU spend· Leanna Brewer visited her Aunt Jng a week with her aon, Lowell when ask us if we can do any job Bing, and family . ' Marlyn In Columbus, recent Iy, Mr. and Mr 11 John Piau and of Auto Servicing. aon of Columbull visJted her mother, Mrs. Lucy Hayes over tb~ We're geared to meet all yOur needs. week end. Mr. and Yn. Ivan Wood and son, Keith, of Pomeroy, visited his parents, Mr. and Mn. Jack Wood, uouf II ! ALFRED romatoes targe, Pint non-acld. Secontl lioUJe l!last from school ~ouse. Wm. H. Holmes, $1-raeuse, Ohio; 1-13-tf i;;i~I~MI~fo~siNo~rt~hiofiiiPioo~moi""~~ WE BUY qaucru~U.L 1 aiAMI ~ltAP IR'* _ MITAIA OHIO VA LLEY JUNK CO• ' ,..... 511 · · a (12) Wonted to Rent $,299-00 BAKER 1141 For or 24-Y. --- ____, ~ -- Poa R'e;rt- Apartment for rent. .4 rooma and bath. Adult• only. Phone 440M llll Tile llripleli Conlei Ia liiWdloport 8-~ Nice furnl.s:hed apartment ln' Mid· dleport. !: rooms and bath. Call 8170. 6 31 6Le SALE-CORN PICKERS, 4-room houae, 3 aerea garden. $3$ Clfse, John Deere, Co-Op, Gen· per month, At Apple Grove. ellll JnterDational, 1 Wood :Bra· See Alex Wh.elet. 1 8 31 3tc Machtnez ' I .RIGHT NOWIC tiM .. w t Help on e loeb pony. Coming 2 yn. old. ,. )' d Saddle and bl'i<!le. Broke (,17 rtdi Theodore Pulllna. Buhari'~ _,...:..::.,__ ObiO PhoDe , J198. 6-29-tltc· MALE lfELP WA.N'I1ED WHY NQT BE a successful bus!· F!FB NOYI!ILTY CORNER below "It" like ' m•nt others? :Middl~ .Hiili Sc!hool. ~sed Don't ncJ]~t. See me at once · ~b..... ...,• .. •~t new mm· abou'1 a ···• 1-·I•IY In Meigs • ·• ..Ow ~ """' '" .......""'" •uuu ....... 1n,1to.n 20 S:illlP aldomatJc, 1County, Belling tho!e fine Na· lZ I•Uie double ~arrol, 1-13 tlouilly Aavertised Watkins •p u.(e au•oJ»ttlc. to, Pl'oductl lor · borne and farm. ~ ln-~· ' Open OveolnU You need no money, just a~~ 10:00. 6 30 1C car or light lr•ck. lnqo~• B ekwitb piand Good about the free inauraoef'. Wnle Call 11 oon. · SPruce Ross 403 IMcKinlcy ~ lli\son ((,it.J. 8 Sl etp Ave., N., W, Canton, Ohio. 3 1 _ __!.. .. - - l - - ' 8-~te ~ • CANNIMG TO~'\'®$: \$1~ . Ali'r&D~ CAI!JUER-Glrl or b\ly . !!llih.i. Pleue\'bll!ii J\1"1: ...;-. il' ti.nd i!Ou~ conloct Tlii • .' • B !2 tl e to1 ' Prteea ,.u ru Upt~\uO: st~Wart, "I w, . ~~r;;,~~;~~"J:•-;; ~~lP ~ly ~Sentlnet ' ' ' . . Check With Us ' I VDEdwards ~~~~h~o~m~e~w.~·~th~t~hem~~·;;;;;;;...;...~~::;::;::;:::::;::;::;::;:;;;:::;;;:;::; N~ · II.;~"":.:!::~~=:... ',Rodney ~owning 11\'liUJI.ANCB AGINCY •lrJ. AutomoDIIa, HHitlrlt ACC1DINT \ot... C•su•ltr •n4 ..... R110l Estote Braker 1• MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 61OotONII A1f ~AiiM' FOR SALE: 148~~ aoret. Sell reasonably. Contact Clara Welch, Rt. I, Rutland, 0. 8 81 3tp FARM - 120 OCTel - 65 acrOI l.rael<>r tillable. Eotlmate 7500 ft. timber. Good fences. Plenty water. Good 7 room house. Large barn. Other outbuild.inp. Some lru•l. MosUy peaeh. A d 1 d rlced rlaht goo arm an Ll • · Earl ,..ndor, lbeltor Peerl Perker, A,.nt · Phono 201 8 31 Ste 1 ~ DOUBLE·CHECKED 1 • (Dr --- STIVERSVILLE You READY MIXED CON¢RETE and' WAS HED SAND.& GRAVEL · , G0 ~ lt.l EI N ~ 'if '" GRAVEl CO. Phan, 6 393 Midqleport ,. a. .,,..__ Saturday. ~·~:;~~~~~~~~~~-~..,~--~~~~:;:;~·~~~~~~-!!;:;;;:;;::~=·;;:;:;;; LETART FALLS __,. . ,. " Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hayman r(!eeived word that their sbn, 'M.A._ S. N. Don Hayman, w.a releaaf!d from Bethesda Naval Ho~plta1 In MarYland 'I'd h•• re\Urned to w,.~l1lJI•n lor further aOIIQ, "--..........--.~---....1 . . , ' • ~ W. COMPTON, 0. D. a.- CHECKED sntl Ne'w Rubber Belting, 8" wide, ftO foot loq, 2~ R .P. and 1~4 H.P . COMPT.i£'11E JniUI'ance Proteetlo-. practically new J!:lectrlc Motors. Lif•, A.utc.o. Fire. Poho: C.U Dor Will S~Jl or TraCie {or 600 x ~6 Mill11 FChlrtle:ort. Ohio tlrea. Stanley Gjbbs, Rt.2, Loag 1-..:;::;::.~::;:,:::::;:::.:;;,;::::::~-BoUom, Ohio. in back of ueW IL\X WAID l!:ast~rn Hllh School on Rt. 7, 2nd hoUJe dotm Shade: River. sptp '•' You Chart A Safe Course Oak Hill . PDr f.int - jn.adoa 'u dder .. Blll\Ooodwln. 6 miles from W · Scaf,:;;~ld B31tdi;1 Drop Cl.oUd. keovlllo on R~ 11811. Tel. WU· CUAioD ..,,ber lll4dleport. k..,Ue 4M4. ~~-~~ . · l'boao rl6&JC. ' llllf . 8 Let Us Help ----lJ Hocking v ey All Makes Coal M'mers Are MITROPOLITAN AUTO SALES MeJ'ICanll, l•""••'""•'l"ao::=--=--J p • d S UJld PEACHES IWhlt•)peach,s. We are pickiint Elberta Bring container. Webster Fruit Farm. 5 mi. east of Chester, 0 . Telephone YU-53201 Che,ter. · , 820tf SELL OR TRADE , . FURNfTUR! ,iiii:••• ~-- Ow._. II .,;...,... • ...,._.., • eftft ... ......, , _ , ""'til•· ... ...,..,....... ...., ........ - •.......,, ,..,,_,......,. •._,, • Mobile Sales GOOD Bt!SINESS: Grocery store You pick 'em for half. Canning and Equipment. Good sized Jot. tomatoes. Phone 3659. 8-29-3tp Loc~ted ht Bu:Uind V1Uaee. Veiy reagonably priced. Poor 1br & Restaurant. Established health reason for retirement ,bushieu for 25 yn, Write Bolt Phone 24934. l!.lrs. w. S. Up· 668-Z c/o Sentinel 8·29-0tc sina:~r. 8 30 6tc ~~~~ ; fiOWIIf .::"· ' . ........ -' lio...,· •~IIW'h:r. ' '. ~ .. r. .y,....,..u-•,MW'''1, , · YOif~ v ~~ . • • wave.ly Ho'me 1"For Sole or Rent v- 191 For Scle thA ,other Farm ' ' o~:n~·~ " "" , . .. ··"- ;1,. -- ' t9n:a Cbevrolets as low as $795. TU-24888. 7·2Dtr Choice of two fine "210" 2 doors and one like new Belaire GIIAVELY 1liACTOR 11ALB11 ..d '2 door. Blaettnars, Pomeroy/ S.rvlco. R. A. Finlaw, 511 E. 8·29-etc. Main St., Pomeroy. 7·24·Z7lJO. , Terrific j e TIN WIDTHS • HUGE SILICTJON Hany recondltlone4 used one irld two bedroom trailers. FREE AWe!t:mCK! J!Mi vdllbaa Trading's: · ·Williamson: . . Oil Co. One, Two and Three Bedrooms. lar~e stock must go. Bring your detnres and your proble-ms. we're dealtng on the very lowmove in tomorrow. Try us. est possible terms! OR. I8b l Auto ~ervi!=es · rAND PONTIAC HAS ALWAYS IEEN FAMOUS AS ONE OF AMERICA'S TOP TRADE-INS! So why not.look and . feel like a million-instead of a million others? , OIL FIL'I'EJIS Save $10~ to $1000 191i6 Buick V8 $2,495 . 4 door Special "Hard 'top" Sedan. Less than 12,000 miles. Dynaflow Good )'(lUng G:.~ernsey and Jersey cow · $12!t Victor Swain, Rn.cine, drive,· R &: H. Almost like the 0, 8·211-3tp day it was sold. Blaettnprs, Pomeroy. .. 8-29-61c Your Pontiac dealer can !live you a complete f~-an4-~ 1 comporiaon and llD on-tbe-roacl test tQ prove that Pontiac P!ll'fobnance ) ltl!nda head and shoulders above 81tyt.hins in tho low-prica ~j , ud 12 Volt BA'ITE,RU:S 'lt(iATES, FAN BI!L'IIS P4 ~ercury . $l,49G. 2 door "Hard Tol>f' Coupe, Power ~ring Mcrcomatlc drive. 1 LI!te new 1n every detaiL Blaettnars. Pol)leroy. 8 -29-B~c 1964. THI SMALL CARS CAN OFFER IY A WID£ MARGIN. .,:.t·' BUJ N~W I JD55 Pontiac. $1,695. V8 2 oor lrv Sed.&n, Hydramatit drive, R & For Re8tuurants or Schools: Nev. M. One careJul owner. l >ow 'S tainless.. Refrigerator. 32 cu mileage. A "cream puff'. BIaelft, 2 door, compete, I with unit tnars, PomeToy. i-2J;.Btc was $950.00 now $6:10.00. Guaranteed. jACK'S REFRIGEkA19 "4 Ford. $895. 2 door Sedan. ur TION, NEW flAVEN TU -23~37. Original black rinL.. h llke new. a.tD-21itp ' Blaettnan., Pomeroy. B·20-6t<C 01.VU YOU 4 TO Pf)NTI~'S P"'FORMANCE TOPS THE lEST w•'re really trading hiSJh. OppOrtUnitieS J '"Ev~r)' !a)'man who really lievea bls Cbristtan profet~~~lon moat help to defend h1s mmutcr from any political, IOCtal or e~ · noinic pretsure.a that would ket>p him from speakmg out h1s 1n1e .:-onvlctions" The ll!t'ond duty he 1>a1d. l-> to throw aU of the tnflue ncc ul r,eliglon-and tbnt Influence Is con: sJderable In most .Southern .~otn mumhe s-o~ the !IJ~~ r>f a n~n V!Ol~nt adJU!tment of ractai --=---,-WUV.LIRULYSou. ' DH"'Io (B, A t S I ' A u ,) a - es I''==~,..,~~,,_'===,...~~ II-:~~~~~~~~~~~ I -d - 0 SALE! 7 INCHU IWQRJ WHEE~"· Here's extra length when it ~. .. ·~-, to bracket the bumiJI instead ol riding them! And thie extra .Jenrth \ &howe ~p inlido, too, with plenty olatretch-ollt room for lh-fooW,l : *' .. w.- '" (61 l."'t & Fourld POMEROY PONTIAC G l . YOU UP TO 8.K MORE SOLID Co\R PER DOLLAR. Not one of the smaller can can pve yea ' till! heavy-d11ty construction, the road-hugginr heft and eolid ' 118Curity ol America's Number One &ad Carl .r-' I '~~~ · .. Harry MWer, Owner ' -·' ----,---- 4 29 II ' YIUI Ill Coa&IDUOUI Servin Pho11e1 I! - 431 - ASSOCIATED RADIOand TELEVISION E. MAIN ST. Tros'lers farm . Chester Spencer. Rt. No. s. Ponleroy, 0. 8-29·3tp HHdqu.rtvl felt lam~~"'Jnlte Lugaage - Lsne Ced.Jf •:"neata - LAU Window Fan&Fri&idaire Re!rla:eratora. IMler 'urniture, Mlclclleport, Ohlo l9} BUSI'neSS • • Leader ReIIP'IOUS ;oSays Churches Have Clear Duty Mr . and Mrs. George Soudera and daughter, Columbu1, apent Lhe week eud with her parentt, Mr. and Mr!! Dell Talbott. Randy Well.! Frieda Carpe,nter and Howard LIWteoce attended the Athl'll8 and Eber and Iva Carpenter called on Mrs Dorothy. NEW YORK UP- Pain-wracked Dunt recently. Ted Kluszew.ski msisted today he'a Mr. and M1"8. Howard Bissell Wanteo- PAPER H. ,NGTh.G- 25 " not quitting.'' and daughter returned from Wash· years ex.,:erienee, · free et'i The big CinQinnati first base- ington st~te where Mr. Bwell has mates. L. V. Reldn,f•r, Racir. • m:~n is only a put-ti me perform- been llahoned wltb the Army . Box 124 • Ohio. 7-~' er now because ol a ~lipped disc Randy We~la returned .to h11 _ _ _ _ _ - __ _ In his spine but he !la)'tl he isn't home in Xem~ after spenddmg sev( rcadv to hang up hia mitt yet. eraJ weeks wllh hts enn parents, "l'¥inybc I'U undereo an opera- Mr. and M~ Del Talbott.. . . • • lion this winter." he f.a.ld. "I Mrl. Sylv:.a Joho.ton, Cah_fom1a, hnven't ,..ally decided what f'll and Mn. Dorsa Deal, Gambier, o., do about the back. But l'm not go- ~1lled. on Eber Carpenter and fam ing to nuJt ba.&eblll. My back lly recently. ··~r you nrc over~. neat, tlavc a still bothers me a1tbough It isn't Mr. and Mra. s. w. Durst, Portcar. and are mterested in a b A as it was during land were l'eeent e~llers on the good 1olid sales po~ltion In t~ near 1Y as ,a., Eber Carpenter family. -Pomeroy Write Box 5247, the sprine. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rttehiil Columbu.s. Ohio." 8-29-3tc •Kluuew~, who- will be 33 next " Jr. vJalted hia 1atber. Lawreac~ rnonth, takes num~roUB . pUis e~- Rttf'nle Sr., and Mr. and M.ra. R. cry day to keep ~be pam ln h19 R Durst •ad aons, recentlv. ' b k fr be..t~tmmg unbearable ~ a~ ~ . ~,. · Mrs. Zetta Boyd and children, Those pill& are the thlnRs Parkenburg and Olive and Dell Lhat ·keep me going," .said the Talbott called in Eber Carpenter museular Redlea: v~enn, who and family Sunday afternoon. ..By lhJ was once , among the most feared Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Glueseneamp Hour 1lugJers in the National ~ague. apent l Week end in Bethesda, Md . or 6d far this seasqn, big Klu bas with their son, Lawrence Jr. been in only !58 &ames for Cln'Mn. Alice Van Cooney is feel· Contract" einnaU and ia mal)y of them he ing better after bemg ill for sev• Gradina: • Ditch DiU4JI. appet-Ped solbly u a pinch bitt..-. eral weeks VIRGIL WAMSLEY There b little question The wsCs met with Mrs, Paul· eTruck Loading Equipment the National Le'gue that B g ine Brewer on Wednesday eveneBaek·Hoe Service Klu's absence from the regular ing eDump Truck Service lineup cobest U.mleRbedlehgs whhatdevf' ' and Mrs . A . C. Brewer vi• Phone Cheshire 7-74.7f · chance t. Y g t ave ' 0 lied their doughier and family, be a senous.perm(lnt contender Mr. and Mr:o Clyde Close, Belpre, - r - - ---l---Kluszewskla un~study, G~ol'ge r"""enll TERMITES EXTERMtNATED Crowe, did a aupeib job of filling ...~ y, d -------For frt=e Inspection ph,me 383·M, in for bim wlth 28 hornblets anld OHIO VALLEY LIVESOCK co. G II more SuppIy Store, Pomero:y, 79 RBI'a · but he proba h Yb'WOU SALES REPORT All work a:ua.ranteed. Fully in· have wound up a,e t e c1u a No. GALLIPOUS - HOGS- 175 to sured. Vaughan's Jndustria1 and 1 pinch hitter had Ted been able 220 Jbs 20 to 21 ; 220 to 250 lb1 R eSJ'i eJ.ua " 1 Term...,. 1•- con t roIS er- to Kluszewski's play everv day.back trouble is 20 t o 21 ; L'Jg ht 18 t o 21 ; F at So wa vice, St Marys, w. va. 7 25 tf , h h 't h H to 18;' Stags 12 to 16; Boars 10 nothmg new. a 1t oug 1 81 nev- to 14; Sow" and P1ga 40 to 75; ~ - ~=:-:-er hampered bis piny as much as Shoats 5 to 20 Custom Built Kirchen. Kitchell~' tttis year. Reports sprung up last CATTLE _ Steers lf to 22; <l6!slgned for your home. lt~re~ winter tbat the Redlegs were try- Heifers 10 tn lO; Baby Beef 14 to estima tes 7 oreman & Abbott ing to trade the veteran first sack- 22 ; Fat Cows 10 to 13.50 ; canners Phone 6~Y. B-6-U er but CinclnnaU officials persist· 6 to lO; Bulls 10 to 1'1; Milk Cowa ently deoied them. 60 to 130. &AoJo. TEI.ivlSJON Sl!JtVICE, "The only thing 1 can do is keep VEAL CALV·ES _ Tops 27 ; Pbon11 1.JO, Cle}and Appllance my fingers crossed," said Klu, Seconds 22 to 2:1-; Medium 1~ to StoniJ W W. 14.ain St., PomllllOf leanlug on the iron bar of the bat- 20· Com. and Hvs. 12 to 22 · Culls 2-23-tf ting cage. "I'm hoping something 1 8 1G ' can •be done ,about my bo.ck this s~EEP~Ewes and Lms 5 to 10; Q\JlCK SERVICE em Wtteb &e- winter .. And I m loo~,mg forward Stock Ewes 3 to 10 ; Fat Sheep 3 palrin' by flet.ory Trained to playmg next year. ~ 8. Culls 1 to 4 . Bucka 3 to 8 wateh:inakP;L, COU.tiNS .,JEWE Tile question of Kluazewsld's po1 1 to 3 -bB.s;t'?bi!ieror 1-3-tl r;~uittin¥. wa!l broached. because ~f aLAMBSer~ Top '2 l.I50 Seconds - -- recent e~rcutating stor1es that th1s 15 t 20 . Llgtl Wts. 12 to 10 . Com· 0 • might be his last year. , CONCRI!TE BLOCKS "Of course, that's always a pos- mon 10 __t_0_ 1_5_· - - - - sibiiity," K!u conceded, "but I , "'Build BeU.r Far L••" haven't really thought about Jt, 1 GRUESER BLOCK CO. and now that I do, I can honestly Mrs. Henry Spencer 11pent sev. say I have no intentiOn of quitera! days in Columbus last week ting." attending the State Session of the Daughters of America . Good Clean Mrs. Pearl Hayes, quite poor· __________..,'il-- ------- N-o hunting day or night on my IU1d Admiral Trade-Ius SEE US FOR COMPLI!TE DETAILS PhHeo wear a Pontiac !Price Tag • -wet " " " • gives wou Anr. • of PonJiac's :Advenlagee HOLIDAY . -fAC liP~~ PLUGS tAINT THI: POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COtAPANY ·f/& ~:;:::;:::;~~~;.:,;;._:,;__,:P ( 1 J Notices_ ----\ S OUI of 10 Smaller Cl(lPS PLASTIC SEAT COVERS ...... -·.. .. $1$.95 Wood or compo- Card of Tbanb and S...W Notl..o of Events SI.OO. Obltuarlal "PUbUshed at 1 eent per word. ...... SUPER CHAMPION .... · .. · .. ·· · .... · $15.91 CoMbiMIIon LIIOAlD TOOLS HAlOW,o\ltl re.:t lnsertlon. :> READ THIS STARTLING FACT~--- TDNIGHT Vera Miles AlfrH Hitchcock'• "THI WRONG MAN" -also-ForN!st Tucker Marl Bhmcb&ird "STAGECOACIH TO FURY" (Clnemasc&pe) Comedy and Cartoon Sun. A "\\n. Stt>L. 1·2 2 Cin~ucope-Technlcolor Hits! Tab Hunter Natalie Wood ''THE IUitNING HILLS" -al:!lo- Plus Tax arid Recappable Tire I Time Set IDIIaUed PA:VMENT IN ADVANCE AND WI! KEEP SET IN OPERATION AU Sels Are Good lle<oaclltloned Sets Before you sign for a small car. •• Comblnotlon WINDOWS SHIATHING lutallalloa ud Material E•lr• at j DOORS RATES 2 ee•ts pe..... ..-ord, one laii.rtlon. Minimum char.. OOt.......t :enCI per word tor shree eoD&eCutive inaert.lonl. Special- One moDlh for 28 eeata per word. Full rate of 2 eeou. per wen-d wtiJ be charftd for a4vertislna ll 110t ptid for before lb,e l!ilD of etCh mDQtb followinJlnSerdon. Etnrt~ in Advertlling--Sbould be reported immediately. The n.tl1 ~ntlael toill not be l'elpoosible for mOH: tbu. one lneot' HOLD IT • NEW DELUXE 670x15 FLQQIII~G Fine flooring ln all standard types as low aarUc sq. lt.' , Big Klu Insists He's Not Thru With Baseball PHONE 398 You can have that second set in' the children's room, den, etc. ------ EVElY TIRE IN ST~K IS SAlE PRICED Other ' Mrs. Dora RO.!H.• graduaLlon of her grandson, .... FOR ONLY TIRI SAL.E ,oo .,. $9.50 flell as 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ,, Aug, 31, 1957 RENT-a·TELEVISfON FIRESTONE ' - bbr~-~h~';;;"~P~th~e~~~~Ol~N~e~w~u~gc·~~·~a1~Al<r~·~·~s.~t~ur~do~Y~·~\ aaa in inter- ~ evening 1'he """" w.. climaxed Corn planted May 10 lnd Terti- •ide home. on the gTOond thol by the o! donr pm.ei liaed at a l'llilttc! Ott 1M pounds per It Was ''hts" bouse. But Supenor Two barbec-ue pit!, 30 ft, were acre of a 5-10-lO tertUbe-r h.un't t-'ourt Judge C. Gunrad Schneider u'"' .. htghlig!Jt b"·beeue uf ,.,.the ••••menu whkh madeear, lbethat i"'>"<h. l.o stalk v.as lhl' .11 and l'fJrn both pi&IIled t.he ~ noon and evening In add1t1on tu ~me day il\d fertilized at hij:ber the re~lar meiih s:.ndwis he'S, rll'tes. As m U.lllllp!l! (,{ tlus eorn !>Oft dnnks and let cream wen• whieb was fcrtllh:ed Mt Lbe rate served throu ghout the da} Mr Harreld comm ented that thf' ot 1200 lbs per acre, planted the co.st o r these annual 11 rr011 rs was S&nte dity, and erowlng right 1 borne by the Ohio Val!toy Electric be.!lllde the co.m fertilized at the 1 Corporati on and was one of I~" r:rlt• or 750 lbi. per iltte, is not 1 1 se\'e ral held am•ually ·for the h, ,, :• 1! :.~ller andveener but the ears 1 lilt of the Kyger employees ., 1, 1 , njje r and t.he kernels are • 1 lhetr fam•hcs " " oq out mut.h more. Soomg ts Servl•& as the Pic nic Cornffi,lttce belie~m~ and _you cau se~ What 1 this ~ear were J !\link, G c fertlh~:ation will 4D bY VlSllin; Rando~ph anu E R 0 Steele . the Experiment Station He~ry Fonda Mantle, who has hit flome of h!a longe,st wallop" o.rt Senator pitchers, cQilected hls 34th •h&mf'r and two .singles ott Chuck Stobbs and Bud Byerly Friday to rnisc lli,a ba~~!.~g average to .S76t. W.Wlams ce:lebrelted his 3DIJh birthday Friday nl1ht, but managed only one Infield hit in five !rips against Baltlp1ore M his av· erage dipped , to .3768. He fwces Skinny Brown of the Oriole~ tonigtt 1 rn·~ •· tldl.o:~ma and Man· tie compare. G. AD R. R Pet. Williama 119 87 1150 .3'76$ Mantle 128 W J 15 163 .3764 ... ... fhU.k If you wero I<> visit the 8x. HALF AND HALF Jemy·, '"mmunll)' penm ent Station and obaerve the him for 1wd ht'ld e_a rn fro~ring th~rt'l you would HACKENSACK, N J - Elting damaging bill w1fe's M1 per find th1s theoO' dL!JPrOYed. T Kmt pp look an axe to his HHI- ,_,. t:Q • ' Legal Notice NOTICE DF APPOINTMENT Adminldretrl• lstete of Frfll Jamet ThMntl, ; Deceased Nolico Is hereby given that Jean tthienel whose Poll Oftiec Addre&s ia Middleport, Ohio ha1 been duiy appointed as Admlnistrltl'IJ17 of tbe Estate of Freel JameS ,11htenel late of Melas County, 'ohio, deceued. Dated this 23 day of Aupst, 1957. John c . BAcon, J~&e of the Pr~att Court, M.eijl County, Ohio. J 1 J (61 24. II; (0) Ulo YOUR CAR FOR SAFETY S4KE! R. H. RAWLI N'GS ' SONS CO. ' YOUR DODGF-PLYMOUTH DEALERi' MlddlopOrt . comerMYUIIDdZDdSu_.________ ~--------------~---.-;~~~~ �. . .... ._ ......... ~- ··-·-- --------- ... ... -- . ............ - _.., ~- ---- ..._ --. , Braves Len then Nat •. on a I Loop Lead I;;::,~~: ~~ .:;alh-::.:;u~ ' R-_]1etrs D 15t h Of season Natt'onal Rt'fle Baseball Results IY If --'==--,-,----,------- fOJl l' T0 M1•Iwaukee Ffl day By 9-5 Mal.ehes To Be thre-e-ron JUmp \II th~ seeond when ht> homered wnh two on Del Enms ' ntnth-uullnl!: jacnflce fly scored Wally Muun wttl:~ the wmntng run 111 St LoUis' v1etory aver Chicago \\-1lmer Ylllegar Rend Mizell ~t ruck ou t II butters m gaining his sJxth VIctory Grann y Hllmner dt·ove in twa of Ph1ladelph1D's fuur rum. mcluding whaJ provpd to be the wmnlng run Wl(h a fo ur th mntng rlouble. thit season. Sanford hel d the P1tratcs to eight E~ry pennant-winner genera11y hits, one of wh1ch w&s Dick lt11 its favorite "patsy " Last Groat's seventh homer of the searev, for example, the Dodgers son in the fifth mmng ._. tbe Cuba aud Cardmals ·t&elf No, I "whippinR boys" by Kellner sll :7~ k oul ~g ht White latina: 18 out of 22 a:ames from Sox batters and yielded only siK eacb. Aod over in the American hits to beat Boh Keegan for his ]~ap, the Yankees licked Kan- Sixth victo ry 1 he A_thletJcs gave )';f' City 18 out of 22 and have Kellner (•nou_gh margm whe_n they hulen t~e A.'s 17 times out of scored two run~ m the third In2iJ tbj!i )'ear . , ning It wa~ I he White Sox' fourth · stra1ght setback and left them four-Homer aerraee 6~ games behmd thf' Yankee&. Tlw B.tav~a u~~ed a barrage of Red Sox Whip Oriole" fQUr b,ome rWJ.s Friday n!ght in Bob Porterfield of the Red Sox d~eating the R,edlegs for the pitched a SIX·hltter over the Or!· e~Ptb lll'•icht tJme, 9-5 Eddie olea nnd was a1ded to hts fourth Matllewt, Carl Saw,t.ski, 'Frank victory hy Jackte Jensen's two· Torre and Wes Covington each run homer Ted Wllliamll, celehomered for Milwaukee as south- brating his 39th birthday, man· paw W&JTen Spahn not~hed hiS aged only one h1t in five trips and J7th vlclfey. · his batting average dipped to The Brooklyn Dodgers. still .3768, merely 2/5th of 8 percentn~· ag AJ!l out.IJ,de chance. hum- age pomt higher than Mickey Manbl )lie Cjjoot,, I,IHI, while the tie's. C inala ;de(fa~~ the Cubs, 2· 1. Mantle collected his 34th homer and roOilt Jld: Sanford of t!'-1! and two :~mgles but they weren't PhiJUea Qeai lbe ~atea, 4·3, for enough to keep Bubby Shantz bls l?lh l.rl~mpjl. from suffenng his fourth setback. x..,_... 'CJJ.y dimmed the White The SenatOI's routed Shantz with Sox ftlckerJag pennant hape• a b1t a three-run rally 10 the fifth. more over Jn tbe American League Al Smith's double m the loth wben Alex Kellner atopped Chica· inning scored Vlc Wertz with the e,, 1-L lklttom rolled over Balti- run that gave the Indians thelr lllote, 1·1, Clewland scored a 10- triumph over the Tigers. Detroit ill'alar. k yktory over Detroit, tled the score at 4-4 1n the ninth aid W~hi.J.rton atopped the Van- on Charley Maxwell'B 22nd homer tee•, ofl. with one on and then went ahead O""'alt Dt>feata Gl•nh with a run m the lOth. But three Doa ~d-Jf of the Dodgers hits, a walk and a o;acrllice enadefea~d 'the Gianta for the sev· bled the Tribe to come back wJth ' eatll UhM" In two season. wh~ he two runs In their half of the lOth. stopped them on three hltJ. CharFROM SCHOOL TO TAVIRN ~eal tbe Brook• off to a STILLWATER TOWNSHIP, N DecJ ded Today lt ain't euciJy fflrket, but the (K>nnant bound Milwaukee Braves may be ltrnnJ]y tempted to vote their Cincinnati "wusir.s'' a sizeable World Series slice when they sit down to eut the melon about a I'QOntll fro111 now. No club in tht NaUonal Leanue haa ~fributed more to the Braves present stVe~ • Jame lead tha.a the Red1Pgs, who have lost 15 out of 17 to Mi1waukee so far I I •, / tot NEED GOOD INSURANCE? e FOR THE BI!ST! eANY TYPE! ' See or Call J 0 HN R·J( HM0 ND ' Jing .-Ahere tmrn , build· was "••P•e revokedrorafler the owner. Molcolmn Teare, dueiosed the premt.~es had been used b'y other persons for the past Clvc years as a pnvale school ItS's M!lwauk~ I {'A~IP PE:RUY. Ohio Ul' Some 1 760 marksmen t.ake awl toduy 111 tht' first two matches out Of sevL•n to dt Cide the Nationul Rifl e Matc hc.s Winners of the sc 1 ics r£'cetvf' the eovt'lt>d 1\'avy Cup 01 nd &:oiL Trophy T he two lap shoote rs in the interna tw n ul fl'{'l:' rifle match l''rtday each brol\l' the old record as Arm y Sgl ~lti L·s G itrown Oahu, Hawatl, won Ihe E:vent 1 Dupas Racks Up ££ h R' uut Ing w·In (n Edgt'ng RUSSO -- W. L. Pet. GB 78 i8 .619 Brouk.lyn 72 58 .M3 7 St. Louis 71 56 .Me 7 L,i Cincinnati 64 63 .~04 1-6 \7 Phlladell)bia 64 63 .504 14 1,1 New York 82 69 .473 18',1 Chicago 49 75 .39~ 28 P ittsburgh 48 78 .381 30 Fridey'a Rewlh SL Louis 2 Chicago 1 Brooklyn 10 New York. 0 night PW!a. 4 PitU!burgh 3 mght Milwaukee 9 Cincinnati 5 nijht Saturdey't ProbUie Pitcher" St. Louis at Chle&go - Web meier (6-6) vs. Elston (5-~) or Drott (12·1G\ New York at Brooklyn - Barclay (8-7) VB Ma&lie (6~) PittJburgh at Pltiladelphia Douglaa (1-2) vs HaddJx 00..10). Milwaukee at Cincinnati night - Burdette (14-7) vs Jeffcoat (B-12) Sundey'1 Games New York at Brooklyn St. Louis at Chicago Milwaukee at Clnelnnnti Pittsburgh at Philadelpblll 2 MIAMI BEACH UP - Young Ralph Dupa s added a 66th victory to h1s impressiVE' ring record Frl day night aga•nst Johnny Busso and demander! today \1; know AMUICAN LEAGU& "what the heck I've got to do" to W. L. Pet. GB get a IIti e fight With l1ghtwe.ght New York 82 46 .641 champion Joe Breltwn Chicago 'Ja !:12 .!591 61h Boston 68 59 .1535 l31f.! " J've .fJeen around almost seven 63 85 .492 19 years I've got a good record l'm Detroit 83 66 .488 191h SUpposed tro be second-ranked con- Cleveland Baltimore 60 66 A76 21 tender. What have I gotta do tu Kanus City 50 78 .301 32 a:et a crack ot the htle''" the 21 · 49 78 .386 32~ year old N~w Orleans boxer asked Washinaton llrldey's Reaulh Dupaa, who has fought 80 times since he took to the nng in hill Washin(ton 4 New York 2 BoSton 8 Baltimore 1 night teens, had scv(' ral bad moments but weatherad Friday night's 10- Kansas City 3 Chicago l night round televls10n bout agamst Cleve. 6 Detroit ~ 10 inn, night Saturd•r'• ProNble Pltchen Hard • punching BliS30, of New Washington at New York night York, with on!v a scratch He won -Kemmerer (7-9) vs Ditmer (8-3) the bout in· the Mtamt Heath Audl.Boston at Baltimore night torium unanimously. Fornieles (8-12) vs Brown (15-7) There were no knockdowns, but Detroit at Clevel;.md nigh t-there were several close calls after Dupaa go\ gomg 111 the fourth L~ (8-15) ' Vs Wynn (14-1!5) vr round, roarmg ocr the ropes where Mossi 10-8). Chicago at Kansas City nighl he was tagged with a S-\ unnmg left to angril.y pump a withur1ng sf!r· -Wilson 0341> \·5 Gorman {4 7) Sul\d•v•• Gem•• ies of rights and lefts llt Hull.'lo's Boston at Baltimore head Wuhlngton at New York Cleveland at Detroit Chi<'ago at Kansas City Mantle Trat'Js w·n· Only I lamS By Small M~Jrgin Too HEAvv RAYMOND. S Il - Thieves NEW YORK UP - 1\liekey Manbacked up their truck to n grain tic, only 2-~ths ot a point behjnd bin near here owned by Arlanrt Ted Williams in their battle for Bau and loaded up 200 bus hels the American League batting' title, Tbe truqk got stuck In the mutl yets an ()J>POrtuuJty +Q take over and they had to throw orr m~l the leadership tomght when he They finally got faces Russ Kemmerer of washiqgton away with about · - 20 - bushels. '~l~l,.4~B~.~·M~ila=~S~I~.~;P=o;m;e~r~o;y~~o~f~lh_•~l~oo'_d~. award~ni N48ft~·~·~dL;;:UI 0 __________,___ ~ · ~_.s'nap.... . ~ Third Annual OVEC Picnic Held Sunday On August 24. the Kyg~r Cr.eek Station of tile Ohio Valley Electric Corporation held its Th1rd Annual Picnic at the Meig.!l Cou~ty Fairgrounds, near Pomeroy. Accordmg to the Plant Manager, James B. Harreld, approximately l.t:'iO persons attenderl. Gnmes, movies, pony rides, a merry-go-round, along with var iou!l contests- furnished the enter· talnment throughout the day and to find eoergthing gou need for home repairs and modernizing at ••• TH£ POMEROY CU.UNT BLOCK· CO. . ele1r, ~ d""'' ltock 11 little as AU ed plys. 4'" Jlttle a• 2:.: .ft'J 11/Jc llft,lt. per $5.00 per month """.,_.'ll'!,.. ,, ,... , 0111111! .' . lt.Ms 'ii~,1...· INSULATION In Stock COUNTER TOI'S KITCHIN CAIIHm Batt poW"int. or blanket type, Na· tlonally known brfnds. Batts' as little as - 4c sq. lt. . FARM NEWS lASH AN Mr$. Ettie Spencer received word I of the death of her daugh· Br William F. Gregory ler-J n·law, Mrs Cecil Spencer o.f Meton County Auent A niNO THI YOUTH SHOW Edgerton, Wise. Mrs. Mary K. Rose and children Rqulatlom for Penicillin New rtgulatloris concE'rninl! spent Saturday with her llusband the use of penw:Hhn in the treat- who is employed a' Mansf~eld, mt>n or mastitis became efrective • Aug.ust 1957. The ftrst regulation Sunday they aJI went ttY Canton to I' s.tate.s that a warning in big let- attend the Rose reunwn held at ters has to appear on the outside the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ches.· 1 ter Rose. Mrs . Dora Rose who had of the penlcillm container. been In Wadswarth and Conton W!lrnlng advises dalrymen · to withhold, from human consumpVEIIMONT'S BUSY BEES tion, milk fl'Om treated cows for BlTRUNGTON, Vt.-Last year 72 hours or three full days. II bee.s protakes that lonj Ol)o twice-a~ay about 10,000 eoloniea duced about fOO,OOO pounds of milkine: rol' the anti-biotics to be honey In Vermont to top the New removed fram the udder. The sec- England avera,:e. The honey proond regulation specifies that sin· duced was valued at $122,000 ti.C· gle doses of mastlt,!J ointrnenh cording to Enoch Tompkins of can-not wntain mote than 100,000 the University of Vermont. units of penicillin . The Food and Drug AdnwtislraHon has indicated that it these regulations do nol eorre'Ct the sitm1tion that a complete ban on the use of mastitis o1ntmenls, contaimng •peni-cillin, w1!1 be forthcoming This is a silua'Uon for the dajrymen to take care of and correct These regulations .'lhou!d be strictly observed so that all dairy men do not suffer because or the :~ction of a few DairymQn guilty of ~hipping milk from penicillin treated cows before the prescribed time, 72 hour.s or until the se·:enth m:lk ing, are liable ffi' court aet1on . Prope-r Corn Fertilization While visiti.ng the West Virginia Univeulty's Ohio . Valley Experiment Station and talking to the Station Manager, Charley Sperow, I observed some rorn fcrtih~ntion plots which really tell a story, Often we hear that heavy fer· 1ilizer appltcations on corn in the spring will cautro the corn to nus 1 or ·'' PANILING tltlon. All t)'pes ID 1toek. Knotty Mll,.LWOall Plne• panelina 11 lbwes-1 17c "'·ft. s:~rL0~l Ext..-Jor and m. , terior. G~d ~l· or ~election. Charts avaUable, Exterior paint 11 low_f:i~.29 go!, .- PCtltTI~~ LOST: Small blonde male Pe.~ine.sc. Answers to narne of George. Finder call 123 or contact Lu.cy Amabary , 8 30 3tc - -c--:-:- I ·''. ' 1952 Pontlae. $495. 2 do.or Sedan. Hydramatlc drive. OrLgioal llghl sr:reeft fini3h. Blaettnar.!l, Pom~ ­ roy. 8-29-Btc ------ - -- -..,--- - · ' - - " - .. It .IIAWWitS !1(11'15 01#. - M \oUJ" "retter Sftvlu. \, . Pomero)':, 0. 0.., 8227 Nt,.t Pboqe 108J.X OODGB • PLYIIOUTB Pbone OIIW.DQ. .· ' · S I II HI ft . F"::!er gi.tss boat C()st $1970 Fully equipped wilh Mark ~5 electr1c motor ~md master craft crailer. Now $l620. Miners ville, Serviee Station Phone 228 Aut.~arilled Mercury dealer. 6-211-3\P i N~~ Ne\i ltlve'ii. Pliti'fle "-'ll!P..; co;,:;~1.::~~wer ar~o. (20JBusiness Services For Hire! IY LOUIS CASSELS United Prew Staff Corrllpondent WASHINGTON UP- The head of the South's largest religious denomination said today church membtrs 1 bave three "dea r dut Jeti'' to perform in seckmg a Chritllian solution or Souther n ra cia l problems. The duliee: were listed by Rt>p. Brooks Jiaya D-Ark ., recently elected pre1ident or the H.&IO.OOO member Southern Bapt.ut convention. in an interview ln his c-apitol hill office. He t.eseribed tht>m a •·moral lmperath•ett" whicb "~nfront every .sincere c flltian l~.~o·man, regardless of hh (lt'rBOn· al views on 1e~egation "0ul' fitst dUty" said the soft tena1ons. rt ILet a The R~V'. . Robert Learned. putar of the LeUrt Fall• UB Church hu announced th"' Quart.erb' M~& will be beld Sunday m~. Sept. 1 The Rev. E.~ H. ~Q will be in char&e. "' M d M Le . lllller r&o J eelv~ aan tel'e~m ;;::m the polio team in Tokyo, Japan, nying that theit' son, A/ 2c Donald Mll]fr, wil1 be evacuated within 1 week. Mn. George Cummin.a enter: tained Friday eveninR with a mlJ. cellaneou1 1hower in honor of her stster-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart of Ml80n. I "The whole power of the church .m~ st. str~ke hard at any thrcJt, mtlmldatJ~n , or physu:·aJ Violence. The Chrl!t~an consc1ence cannot condDne beatm g~ bnmbt~s and the br\ltaUUes of night nding Mr and Mr~~: Andrew Croq aad thugs '• !children vi11ted Sunday Witb her Must Display Courage parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Yeag1 er of Letart, W Va. 1 FinaiiJ. church memberg mll~ t Guests over the week end of ; ~lspllly "im~.g~nation a~d ~~r~ .. ~ Ml'. and Mrs. F1oyd Norrja were ~ tJ.an <''!ur.at;e In corrcctmg spe- Mr. and Mri'l. Homer Jaeeaud of I cttic :"'tuatJOnl where th~ adual 1 Racine, Mr. and Mr1. Grady Crait, ' practice of ~be . c~!"mumty haf daughter, Sherry and the Rev. and : produced inJua:t~. Mrs. Robert Learned and dauJbtspoken, 59 year old Arkansas , Jn the present mflamed state of er, Faye, of Junction City. congrepman, "is to ke-ep free . Southern !eeUng5, Hays feels, a and Uhfetterl'd the prophetic · flfm det~rmlnation tn work for Mr and Mrs. Leonard Lewl~. voice Of the chu-rch." f"simple Jwtice" may yield more and I!IOn, Tommy, are viaiUng Mr. Hays !laid attempts lo "silence" 1 real progreS!I in race relations and Mrs. John Marr of Racine and a rnlniltcr who prOW; the aore : tban aa appeal to the higher mo- Mr. and Mrs. Lewi! ~iller. •pots of a ('ongregation's ron- 1 tlve o! brotherly love. ,Don H. Powell, who 11 emplo)'ed !IC'IPnce are " lhe supreme bere-~ "It wiD tate courar,. and con- In Cotumbu"~ is apendin&: a two IY " viction to t.Ueharge these three w~ks vacation witb his parents, Minister NHch Dehftd.H dutie1.'' he aaid. Mr. and Mrs H. B. PoweU. Billy CJ'oo'l, Racinf, and LawThe WSCS ice cream 8t.IC'ill and bate sale held on the ehureh renco:: Balser, spent a we4$'a v• cation tn th.e Cattkill Mquatain1 Sunday School attendan('e on lawn last Priday evening was well in New York. attended. ProceedJ amounted to Mr August 25 wa.!l +t and the otterlng $7'7.40. The Socjety wishes to exwas $613. tend their tbant1 to all who helpworsbtp services were held at ed In any way. 10:45. John Taylor was leadPr of ~ Grange mPt lagt Thur8day. last Wednes day vvenin&: prayer Aug. ~ with IJJ attendance of 22. services. Dwint: the bwiness meeting The WSCS held IU regular meet· with Cliff Stout in charge a report ing on Tuesday evening, Aug 20, was given by the Home-Ec chairat the Follrod-Robmson home, man, Hazel Stout. S8J'ah Caldwell with an attendance of ten and one gave a report on the it"e cream visitor Durin~: tht busmen meet· social. Plans for Boost~-r Night. ins further plans were made for ne:d month, were discussed ana the ice cream social and bake sale. the election and installation of ofSupply work for ltle coming year ficen :K"heduled for September WIS discu!lS('d . Money raising pr6- and OcWber was dtscussed jeds were discussed and plalUI Jce cream, cake and coffee was were made to attend the District served by Eleanor Douglas and meeting at the Forest Run Chureh. Margaret Spe'ncer. The program. "A Miuuonary The next meeting will be held Pilgrimage Travelogue" was led September 5. • by Nina Robmson. The new proMr. and Mn. Earl Summerfield i gram books were diJ:tributed. and sons have been villitlng ller Refreshments of 1ce cream{ cake father, I . E. Pitta. and coffee were ~rve~. Mn. Clara Follrod ie vi&Ung The next meehng will be held her brother .Harry Barnett of \veth tbe home or Isola 1-aylor on Columbw a~ attended tbei State With property valpi\S Tuesday evemng, Sept. 17. Fair building costs on. the · . 1'he MYF held 1bi regular me.et-~ M~. and Mrs. Ch•rles O'Brien the safest course iS full pro. mg Sund~:~y eYemng, Aug. 25, With and baby 111 ent the week end with tection through Insuran attendance of nme youth and her parents, Mr. and Mn. Garner one adult . .. Griffin. ance. The lesson subJec~. Will FoundBob Wh!Untch and Clair Woode ers O£ Our Chul'<'h. · More fac_ts attended the Ohio State Fair on were collected relative to the his- S d tory of the loca~l c~urch. . u~b=YM:mard Swartz faJJtily spent . Ourmg the" busmess meetmg the week end in Lancaster with ~ i~ led by Janice Swartz, president, a ltn Beatrice Bentz and family. ID81U'anee of AU TypH party for September wt~s di.scU!I:• d ~ s r1r b h d aug11ter, an a. w o a Iy,Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Singer ae d ~nd ta b! ed un til the next Tbe1r the E. Zlld St. Pho11e :IS->: Pom. p1St week there, reond daughter spent ••v•rat •••• The meeting cloaed wl·"u1 'he ~ last week with Mr. and Mrs. Waid meetmg. . Spencer and family. MYF benediction . f81Se 3'\" Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Wi1tiams The swartz family reunwn wtll OPTD.ll11:111T J of West Columbla viaited Mr. and be held in the Woode Grove next NELSONVILLE, 0. UP-Gov. Mr:!l. Curt Frederick, Wednesday sunday, s_ ep_Le_m_be_~ r ~.'-·---c. William ONeUl Sunday pralfled e\'l!ning. three HockllJg VaUey wal mlnm Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick Su~~~y~nd Mrs. Lowell Bing and But c..l llbNt. , _ _ wbo risked tbeJto llvco '" ' m>ne called on Mr. and u -. Reid E•k d "" ) · .ptUo " ,..._ I t. u, I 1111 N . . . • 'iiMua 10 n, Michael, spent the wee en 1 ""' with relatives ~n Woos er. It d d b Y 1 tvenina:. lira. In a ceremony Eynon -Mra. H•ttie Frederick disaster last year. ' en e non ' ' Mo-•ng star,is qui.te ill. .. United Mine Workers of Ameriei Mr. and ~ Elson Spencer and o.Wclal and a U. S. Bureau of family viaited hi1 parents, Mr. ~d Mine representative, the gover-- Mn. Heo.ry S~ncer, Sunday. nor presented medals to Eldridge · Mr. and Mrs: Victor Wood' and Hanning, Oak Grov~; Tom Riley, famlly are visiting bla parents, Ne13onvllle lind Wllll,am Stephen· Mr. aad Mra. Jack Wood. son, Gloust,r. Mr. ani;! ft'lr8. Wen®J.I Calendine George Watera, South Zanes· and daughter, Donna, and brother, vUle, UMW~ repreoscnllative. de- Larry, Athen1, were guests of Mr. ~rlbed the deedzs q! the men. and Mn Wald Spencer and tamHe Hid Kannln.l nearly died in Uy Saturday night. his heoric effort to reach Law· Mrs. Bather Wria:ht and dlught· renee Newsom; of Rllets crawl· en of -f'i~ Pointi sent Sund1y lot Jato\ th,e' •ycer h~le to tie ,a wltb Mr. and 'Mrs. Waid Spencer. rope arou,nd l{.ln~n• before .h:e 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins of ~oo was overcome. stephenson , Mt. Olive sPent Sunday with Mrs. ;,, f.oll()wed tbe other Ill-en mto tbe 1 Gertrude Warner and 1on, Wil· 1 bur. hole to help lu. 9tbe rescue. The Joseph A. Holmes Assn. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Frank, mMal and certificate of heroism Mrs. Curt Frederick, Mrs. Norman '!"en! eJ!!Plt.lned by T. C. Higghltl, Frederick and son.a, Jack and ;JerSt Clairsville, district supervisor ry, and Mrs. Milo Biq-s called on for the U. ~- Sureau of Mines. Mr. and 'Mr.R. Henry S~n~er, Sunday afternoon. :Mrs. Edith Bin&, returned to You always get "yes" for an answer, her home in Wooster aftU spend· Leanna Brewer visited her Aunt Jng a week with her aon, Lowell when ask us if we can do any job Bing, and family . ' Marlyn In Columbus, recent Iy, Mr. and Mr 11 John Piau and of Auto Servicing. aon of Columbull visJted her mother, Mrs. Lucy Hayes over tb~ We're geared to meet all yOur needs. week end. Mr. and Yn. Ivan Wood and son, Keith, of Pomeroy, visited his parents, Mr. and Mn. Jack Wood, uouf II ! ALFRED romatoes targe, Pint non-acld. Secontl lioUJe l!last from school ~ouse. Wm. H. Holmes, $1-raeuse, Ohio; 1-13-tf i;;i~I~MI~fo~siNo~rt~hiofiiiPioo~moi""~~ WE BUY qaucru~U.L 1 aiAMI ~ltAP IR'* _ MITAIA OHIO VA LLEY JUNK CO• ' ,..... 511 · · a (12) Wonted to Rent $,299-00 BAKER 1141 For or 24-Y. --- ____, ~ -- Poa R'e;rt- Apartment for rent. .4 rooma and bath. Adult• only. Phone 440M llll Tile llripleli Conlei Ia liiWdloport 8-~ Nice furnl.s:hed apartment ln' Mid· dleport. !: rooms and bath. Call 8170. 6 31 6Le SALE-CORN PICKERS, 4-room houae, 3 aerea garden. $3$ Clfse, John Deere, Co-Op, Gen· per month, At Apple Grove. ellll JnterDational, 1 Wood :Bra· See Alex Wh.elet. 1 8 31 3tc Machtnez ' I .RIGHT NOWIC tiM .. w t Help on e loeb pony. Coming 2 yn. old. ,. )' d Saddle and bl'i<!le. Broke (,17 rtdi Theodore Pulllna. Buhari'~ _,...:..::.,__ ObiO PhoDe , J198. 6-29-tltc· MALE lfELP WA.N'I1ED WHY NQT BE a successful bus!· F!FB NOYI!ILTY CORNER below "It" like ' m•nt others? :Middl~ .Hiili Sc!hool. ~sed Don't ncJ]~t. See me at once · ~b..... ...,• .. •~t new mm· abou'1 a ···• 1-·I•IY In Meigs • ·• ..Ow ~ """' '" .......""'" •uuu ....... 1n,1to.n 20 S:illlP aldomatJc, 1County, Belling tho!e fine Na· lZ I•Uie double ~arrol, 1-13 tlouilly Aavertised Watkins •p u.(e au•oJ»ttlc. to, Pl'oductl lor · borne and farm. ~ ln-~· ' Open OveolnU You need no money, just a~~ 10:00. 6 30 1C car or light lr•ck. lnqo~• B ekwitb piand Good about the free inauraoef'. Wnle Call 11 oon. · SPruce Ross 403 IMcKinlcy ~ lli\son ((,it.J. 8 Sl etp Ave., N., W, Canton, Ohio. 3 1 _ __!.. .. - - l - - ' 8-~te ~ • CANNIMG TO~'\'®$: \$1~ . Ali'r&D~ CAI!JUER-Glrl or b\ly . !!llih.i. Pleue\'bll!ii J\1"1: ...;-. il' ti.nd i!Ou~ conloct Tlii • .' • B !2 tl e to1 ' Prteea ,.u ru Upt~\uO: st~Wart, "I w, . ~~r;;,~~;~~"J:•-;; ~~lP ~ly ~Sentlnet ' ' ' . . Check With Us ' I VDEdwards ~~~~h~o~m~e~w.~·~th~t~hem~~·;;;;;;;...;...~~::;::;::;:::::;::;::;::;:;;;:::;;;:;::; N~ · II.;~"":.:!::~~=:... ',Rodney ~owning 11\'liUJI.ANCB AGINCY •lrJ. AutomoDIIa, HHitlrlt ACC1DINT \ot... C•su•ltr •n4 ..... R110l Estote Braker 1• MIDDLIPORT, OHIO 61OotONII A1f ~AiiM' FOR SALE: 148~~ aoret. Sell reasonably. Contact Clara Welch, Rt. I, Rutland, 0. 8 81 3tp FARM - 120 OCTel - 65 acrOI l.rael<>r tillable. Eotlmate 7500 ft. timber. Good fences. Plenty water. Good 7 room house. Large barn. Other outbuild.inp. Some lru•l. MosUy peaeh. A d 1 d rlced rlaht goo arm an Ll • · Earl ,..ndor, lbeltor Peerl Perker, A,.nt · Phono 201 8 31 Ste 1 ~ DOUBLE·CHECKED 1 • (Dr --- STIVERSVILLE You READY MIXED CON¢RETE and' WAS HED SAND.& GRAVEL · , G0 ~ lt.l EI N ~ 'if '" GRAVEl CO. Phan, 6 393 Midqleport ,. a. .,,..__ Saturday. ~·~:;~~~~~~~~~~-~..,~--~~~~:;:;~·~~~~~~-!!;:;;;:;;::~=·;;:;:;;; LETART FALLS __,. . ,. " Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hayman r(!eeived word that their sbn, 'M.A._ S. N. Don Hayman, w.a releaaf!d from Bethesda Naval Ho~plta1 In MarYland 'I'd h•• re\Urned to w,.~l1lJI•n lor further aOIIQ, "--..........--.~---....1 . . , ' • ~ W. COMPTON, 0. D. a.- CHECKED sntl Ne'w Rubber Belting, 8" wide, ftO foot loq, 2~ R .P. and 1~4 H.P . COMPT.i£'11E JniUI'ance Proteetlo-. practically new J!:lectrlc Motors. Lif•, A.utc.o. Fire. Poho: C.U Dor Will S~Jl or TraCie {or 600 x ~6 Mill11 FChlrtle:ort. Ohio tlrea. Stanley Gjbbs, Rt.2, Loag 1-..:;::;::.~::;:,:::::;:::.:;;,;::::::~-BoUom, Ohio. in back of ueW IL\X WAID l!:ast~rn Hllh School on Rt. 7, 2nd hoUJe dotm Shade: River. sptp '•' You Chart A Safe Course Oak Hill . PDr f.int - jn.adoa 'u dder .. Blll\Ooodwln. 6 miles from W · Scaf,:;;~ld B31tdi;1 Drop Cl.oUd. keovlllo on R~ 11811. Tel. WU· CUAioD ..,,ber lll4dleport. k..,Ue 4M4. ~~-~~ . · l'boao rl6&JC. ' llllf . 8 Let Us Help ----lJ Hocking v ey All Makes Coal M'mers Are MITROPOLITAN AUTO SALES MeJ'ICanll, l•""••'""•'l"ao::=--=--J p • d S UJld PEACHES IWhlt•)peach,s. We are pickiint Elberta Bring container. Webster Fruit Farm. 5 mi. east of Chester, 0 . Telephone YU-53201 Che,ter. · , 820tf SELL OR TRADE , . FURNfTUR! ,iiii:••• ~-- Ow._. II .,;...,... • ...,._.., • eftft ... ......, , _ , ""'til•· ... ...,..,....... ...., ........ - •.......,, ,..,,_,......,. •._,, • Mobile Sales GOOD Bt!SINESS: Grocery store You pick 'em for half. Canning and Equipment. Good sized Jot. tomatoes. Phone 3659. 8-29-3tp Loc~ted ht Bu:Uind V1Uaee. Veiy reagonably priced. Poor 1br & Restaurant. Established health reason for retirement ,bushieu for 25 yn, Write Bolt Phone 24934. l!.lrs. w. S. Up· 668-Z c/o Sentinel 8·29-0tc sina:~r. 8 30 6tc ~~~~ ; fiOWIIf .::"· ' . ........ -' lio...,· •~IIW'h:r. ' '. ~ .. r. .y,....,..u-•,MW'''1, , · YOif~ v ~~ . • • wave.ly Ho'me 1"For Sole or Rent v- 191 For Scle thA ,other Farm ' ' o~:n~·~ " "" , . .. ··"- ;1,. -- ' t9n:a Cbevrolets as low as $795. TU-24888. 7·2Dtr Choice of two fine "210" 2 doors and one like new Belaire GIIAVELY 1liACTOR 11ALB11 ..d '2 door. Blaettnars, Pomeroy/ S.rvlco. R. A. Finlaw, 511 E. 8·29-etc. Main St., Pomeroy. 7·24·Z7lJO. , Terrific j e TIN WIDTHS • HUGE SILICTJON Hany recondltlone4 used one irld two bedroom trailers. FREE AWe!t:mCK! J!Mi vdllbaa Trading's: · ·Williamson: . . Oil Co. One, Two and Three Bedrooms. lar~e stock must go. Bring your detnres and your proble-ms. we're dealtng on the very lowmove in tomorrow. Try us. est possible terms! OR. I8b l Auto ~ervi!=es · rAND PONTIAC HAS ALWAYS IEEN FAMOUS AS ONE OF AMERICA'S TOP TRADE-INS! So why not.look and . feel like a million-instead of a million others? , OIL FIL'I'EJIS Save $10~ to $1000 191i6 Buick V8 $2,495 . 4 door Special "Hard 'top" Sedan. Less than 12,000 miles. Dynaflow Good )'(lUng G:.~ernsey and Jersey cow · $12!t Victor Swain, Rn.cine, drive,· R &: H. Almost like the 0, 8·211-3tp day it was sold. Blaettnprs, Pomeroy. .. 8-29-61c Your Pontiac dealer can !live you a complete f~-an4-~ 1 comporiaon and llD on-tbe-roacl test tQ prove that Pontiac P!ll'fobnance ) ltl!nda head and shoulders above 81tyt.hins in tho low-prica ~j , ud 12 Volt BA'ITE,RU:S 'lt(iATES, FAN BI!L'IIS P4 ~ercury . $l,49G. 2 door "Hard Tol>f' Coupe, Power ~ring Mcrcomatlc drive. 1 LI!te new 1n every detaiL Blaettnars. Pol)leroy. 8 -29-B~c 1964. THI SMALL CARS CAN OFFER IY A WID£ MARGIN. .,:.t·' BUJ N~W I JD55 Pontiac. $1,695. V8 2 oor lrv Sed.&n, Hydramatit drive, R & For Re8tuurants or Schools: Nev. M. One careJul owner. l >ow 'S tainless.. Refrigerator. 32 cu mileage. A "cream puff'. BIaelft, 2 door, compete, I with unit tnars, PomeToy. i-2J;.Btc was $950.00 now $6:10.00. Guaranteed. jACK'S REFRIGEkA19 "4 Ford. $895. 2 door Sedan. ur TION, NEW flAVEN TU -23~37. Original black rinL.. h llke new. a.tD-21itp ' Blaettnan., Pomeroy. B·20-6t<C 01.VU YOU 4 TO Pf)NTI~'S P"'FORMANCE TOPS THE lEST w•'re really trading hiSJh. OppOrtUnitieS J '"Ev~r)' !a)'man who really lievea bls Cbristtan profet~~~lon moat help to defend h1s mmutcr from any political, IOCtal or e~ · noinic pretsure.a that would ket>p him from speakmg out h1s 1n1e .:-onvlctions" The ll!t'ond duty he 1>a1d. l-> to throw aU of the tnflue ncc ul r,eliglon-and tbnt Influence Is con: sJderable In most .Southern .~otn mumhe s-o~ the !IJ~~ r>f a n~n V!Ol~nt adJU!tment of ractai --=---,-WUV.LIRULYSou. ' DH"'Io (B, A t S I ' A u ,) a - es I''==~,..,~~,,_'===,...~~ II-:~~~~~~~~~~~ I -d - 0 SALE! 7 INCHU IWQRJ WHEE~"· Here's extra length when it ~. .. ·~-, to bracket the bumiJI instead ol riding them! And thie extra .Jenrth \ &howe ~p inlido, too, with plenty olatretch-ollt room for lh-fooW,l : *' .. w.- '" (61 l."'t & Fourld POMEROY PONTIAC G l . YOU UP TO 8.K MORE SOLID Co\R PER DOLLAR. Not one of the smaller can can pve yea ' till! heavy-d11ty construction, the road-hugginr heft and eolid ' 118Curity ol America's Number One &ad Carl .r-' I '~~~ · .. Harry MWer, Owner ' -·' ----,---- 4 29 II ' YIUI Ill Coa&IDUOUI Servin Pho11e1 I! - 431 - ASSOCIATED RADIOand TELEVISION E. MAIN ST. Tros'lers farm . Chester Spencer. Rt. No. s. Ponleroy, 0. 8-29·3tp HHdqu.rtvl felt lam~~"'Jnlte Lugaage - Lsne Ced.Jf •:"neata - LAU Window Fan&Fri&idaire Re!rla:eratora. IMler 'urniture, Mlclclleport, Ohlo l9} BUSI'neSS • • Leader ReIIP'IOUS ;oSays Churches Have Clear Duty Mr . and Mrs. George Soudera and daughter, Columbu1, apent Lhe week eud with her parentt, Mr. and Mr!! Dell Talbott. Randy Well.! Frieda Carpe,nter and Howard LIWteoce attended the Athl'll8 and Eber and Iva Carpenter called on Mrs Dorothy. NEW YORK UP- Pain-wracked Dunt recently. Ted Kluszew.ski msisted today he'a Mr. and M1"8. Howard Bissell Wanteo- PAPER H. ,NGTh.G- 25 " not quitting.'' and daughter returned from Wash· years ex.,:erienee, · free et'i The big CinQinnati first base- ington st~te where Mr. Bwell has mates. L. V. Reldn,f•r, Racir. • m:~n is only a put-ti me perform- been llahoned wltb the Army . Box 124 • Ohio. 7-~' er now because ol a ~lipped disc Randy We~la returned .to h11 _ _ _ _ _ - __ _ In his spine but he !la)'tl he isn't home in Xem~ after spenddmg sev( rcadv to hang up hia mitt yet. eraJ weeks wllh hts enn parents, "l'¥inybc I'U undereo an opera- Mr. and M~ Del Talbott.. . . • • lion this winter." he f.a.ld. "I Mrl. Sylv:.a Joho.ton, Cah_fom1a, hnven't ,..ally decided what f'll and Mn. Dorsa Deal, Gambier, o., do about the back. But l'm not go- ~1lled. on Eber Carpenter and fam ing to nuJt ba.&eblll. My back lly recently. ··~r you nrc over~. neat, tlavc a still bothers me a1tbough It isn't Mr. and Mra. s. w. Durst, Portcar. and are mterested in a b A as it was during land were l'eeent e~llers on the good 1olid sales po~ltion In t~ near 1Y as ,a., Eber Carpenter family. -Pomeroy Write Box 5247, the sprine. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rttehiil Columbu.s. Ohio." 8-29-3tc •Kluuew~, who- will be 33 next " Jr. vJalted hia 1atber. Lawreac~ rnonth, takes num~roUB . pUis e~- Rttf'nle Sr., and Mr. and M.ra. R. cry day to keep ~be pam ln h19 R Durst •ad aons, recentlv. ' b k fr be..t~tmmg unbearable ~ a~ ~ . ~,. · Mrs. Zetta Boyd and children, Those pill& are the thlnRs Parkenburg and Olive and Dell Lhat ·keep me going," .said the Talbott called in Eber Carpenter museular Redlea: v~enn, who and family Sunday afternoon. ..By lhJ was once , among the most feared Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Glueseneamp Hour 1lugJers in the National ~ague. apent l Week end in Bethesda, Md . or 6d far this seasqn, big Klu bas with their son, Lawrence Jr. been in only !58 &ames for Cln'Mn. Alice Van Cooney is feel· Contract" einnaU and ia mal)y of them he ing better after bemg ill for sev• Gradina: • Ditch DiU4JI. appet-Ped solbly u a pinch bitt..-. eral weeks VIRGIL WAMSLEY There b little question The wsCs met with Mrs, Paul· eTruck Loading Equipment the National Le'gue that B g ine Brewer on Wednesday eveneBaek·Hoe Service Klu's absence from the regular ing eDump Truck Service lineup cobest U.mleRbedlehgs whhatdevf' ' and Mrs . A . C. Brewer vi• Phone Cheshire 7-74.7f · chance t. Y g t ave ' 0 lied their doughier and family, be a senous.perm(lnt contender Mr. and Mr:o Clyde Close, Belpre, - r - - ---l---Kluszewskla un~study, G~ol'ge r"""enll TERMITES EXTERMtNATED Crowe, did a aupeib job of filling ...~ y, d -------For frt=e Inspection ph,me 383·M, in for bim wlth 28 hornblets anld OHIO VALLEY LIVESOCK co. G II more SuppIy Store, Pomero:y, 79 RBI'a · but he proba h Yb'WOU SALES REPORT All work a:ua.ranteed. Fully in· have wound up a,e t e c1u a No. GALLIPOUS - HOGS- 175 to sured. Vaughan's Jndustria1 and 1 pinch hitter had Ted been able 220 Jbs 20 to 21 ; 220 to 250 lb1 R eSJ'i eJ.ua " 1 Term...,. 1•- con t roIS er- to Kluszewski's play everv day.back trouble is 20 t o 21 ; L'Jg ht 18 t o 21 ; F at So wa vice, St Marys, w. va. 7 25 tf , h h 't h H to 18;' Stags 12 to 16; Boars 10 nothmg new. a 1t oug 1 81 nev- to 14; Sow" and P1ga 40 to 75; ~ - ~=:-:-er hampered bis piny as much as Shoats 5 to 20 Custom Built Kirchen. Kitchell~' tttis year. Reports sprung up last CATTLE _ Steers lf to 22; <l6!slgned for your home. lt~re~ winter tbat the Redlegs were try- Heifers 10 tn lO; Baby Beef 14 to estima tes 7 oreman & Abbott ing to trade the veteran first sack- 22 ; Fat Cows 10 to 13.50 ; canners Phone 6~Y. B-6-U er but CinclnnaU officials persist· 6 to lO; Bulls 10 to 1'1; Milk Cowa ently deoied them. 60 to 130. &AoJo. TEI.ivlSJON Sl!JtVICE, "The only thing 1 can do is keep VEAL CALV·ES _ Tops 27 ; Pbon11 1.JO, Cle}and Appllance my fingers crossed," said Klu, Seconds 22 to 2:1-; Medium 1~ to StoniJ W W. 14.ain St., PomllllOf leanlug on the iron bar of the bat- 20· Com. and Hvs. 12 to 22 · Culls 2-23-tf ting cage. "I'm hoping something 1 8 1G ' can •be done ,about my bo.ck this s~EEP~Ewes and Lms 5 to 10; Q\JlCK SERVICE em Wtteb &e- winter .. And I m loo~,mg forward Stock Ewes 3 to 10 ; Fat Sheep 3 palrin' by flet.ory Trained to playmg next year. ~ 8. Culls 1 to 4 . Bucka 3 to 8 wateh:inakP;L, COU.tiNS .,JEWE Tile question of Kluazewsld's po1 1 to 3 -bB.s;t'?bi!ieror 1-3-tl r;~uittin¥. wa!l broached. because ~f aLAMBSer~ Top '2 l.I50 Seconds - -- recent e~rcutating stor1es that th1s 15 t 20 . Llgtl Wts. 12 to 10 . Com· 0 • might be his last year. , CONCRI!TE BLOCKS "Of course, that's always a pos- mon 10 __t_0_ 1_5_· - - - - sibiiity," K!u conceded, "but I , "'Build BeU.r Far L••" haven't really thought about Jt, 1 GRUESER BLOCK CO. and now that I do, I can honestly Mrs. Henry Spencer 11pent sev. say I have no intentiOn of quitera! days in Columbus last week ting." attending the State Session of the Daughters of America . Good Clean Mrs. Pearl Hayes, quite poor· __________..,'il-- ------- N-o hunting day or night on my IU1d Admiral Trade-Ius SEE US FOR COMPLI!TE DETAILS PhHeo wear a Pontiac !Price Tag • -wet " " " • gives wou Anr. • of PonJiac's :Advenlagee HOLIDAY . -fAC liP~~ PLUGS tAINT THI: POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COtAPANY ·f/& ~:;:::;:::;~~~;.:,;;._:,;__,:P ( 1 J Notices_ ----\ S OUI of 10 Smaller Cl(lPS PLASTIC SEAT COVERS ...... -·.. .. $1$.95 Wood or compo- Card of Tbanb and S...W Notl..o of Events SI.OO. Obltuarlal "PUbUshed at 1 eent per word. ...... SUPER CHAMPION .... · .. · .. ·· · .... · $15.91 CoMbiMIIon LIIOAlD TOOLS HAlOW,o\ltl re.:t lnsertlon. :> READ THIS STARTLING FACT~--- TDNIGHT Vera Miles AlfrH Hitchcock'• "THI WRONG MAN" -also-ForN!st Tucker Marl Bhmcb&ird "STAGECOACIH TO FURY" (Clnemasc&pe) Comedy and Cartoon Sun. A "\\n. Stt>L. 1·2 2 Cin~ucope-Technlcolor Hits! Tab Hunter Natalie Wood ''THE IUitNING HILLS" -al:!lo- Plus Tax arid Recappable Tire I Time Set IDIIaUed PA:VMENT IN ADVANCE AND WI! KEEP SET IN OPERATION AU Sels Are Good lle<oaclltloned Sets Before you sign for a small car. •• Comblnotlon WINDOWS SHIATHING lutallalloa ud Material E•lr• at j DOORS RATES 2 ee•ts pe..... ..-ord, one laii.rtlon. Minimum char.. OOt.......t :enCI per word tor shree eoD&eCutive inaert.lonl. Special- One moDlh for 28 eeata per word. Full rate of 2 eeou. per wen-d wtiJ be charftd for a4vertislna ll 110t ptid for before lb,e l!ilD of etCh mDQtb followinJlnSerdon. Etnrt~ in Advertlling--Sbould be reported immediately. The n.tl1 ~ntlael toill not be l'elpoosible for mOH: tbu. one lneot' HOLD IT • NEW DELUXE 670x15 FLQQIII~G Fine flooring ln all standard types as low aarUc sq. lt.' , Big Klu Insists He's Not Thru With Baseball PHONE 398 You can have that second set in' the children's room, den, etc. ------ EVElY TIRE IN ST~K IS SAlE PRICED Other ' Mrs. Dora RO.!H.• graduaLlon of her grandson, .... FOR ONLY TIRI SAL.E ,oo .,. $9.50 flell as 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ,, Aug, 31, 1957 RENT-a·TELEVISfON FIRESTONE ' - bbr~-~h~';;;"~P~th~e~~~~Ol~N~e~w~u~gc·~~·~a1~Al<r~·~·~s.~t~ur~do~Y~·~\ aaa in inter- ~ evening 1'he """" w.. climaxed Corn planted May 10 lnd Terti- •ide home. on the gTOond thol by the o! donr pm.ei liaed at a l'llilttc! Ott 1M pounds per It Was ''hts" bouse. But Supenor Two barbec-ue pit!, 30 ft, were acre of a 5-10-lO tertUbe-r h.un't t-'ourt Judge C. Gunrad Schneider u'"' .. htghlig!Jt b"·beeue uf ,.,.the ••••menu whkh madeear, lbethat i"'>"<h. l.o stalk v.as lhl' .11 and l'fJrn both pi&IIled t.he ~ noon and evening In add1t1on tu ~me day il\d fertilized at hij:ber the re~lar meiih s:.ndwis he'S, rll'tes. As m U.lllllp!l! (,{ tlus eorn !>Oft dnnks and let cream wen• whieb was fcrtllh:ed Mt Lbe rate served throu ghout the da} Mr Harreld comm ented that thf' ot 1200 lbs per acre, planted the co.st o r these annual 11 rr011 rs was S&nte dity, and erowlng right 1 borne by the Ohio Val!toy Electric be.!lllde the co.m fertilized at the 1 Corporati on and was one of I~" r:rlt• or 750 lbi. per iltte, is not 1 1 se\'e ral held am•ually ·for the h, ,, :• 1! :.~ller andveener but the ears 1 lilt of the Kyger employees ., 1, 1 , njje r and t.he kernels are • 1 lhetr fam•hcs " " oq out mut.h more. Soomg ts Servl•& as the Pic nic Cornffi,lttce belie~m~ and _you cau se~ What 1 this ~ear were J !\link, G c fertlh~:ation will 4D bY VlSllin; Rando~ph anu E R 0 Steele . the Experiment Station He~ry Fonda Mantle, who has hit flome of h!a longe,st wallop" o.rt Senator pitchers, cQilected hls 34th •h&mf'r and two .singles ott Chuck Stobbs and Bud Byerly Friday to rnisc lli,a ba~~!.~g average to .S76t. W.Wlams ce:lebrelted his 3DIJh birthday Friday nl1ht, but managed only one Infield hit in five !rips against Baltlp1ore M his av· erage dipped , to .3768. He fwces Skinny Brown of the Oriole~ tonigtt 1 rn·~ •· tldl.o:~ma and Man· tie compare. G. AD R. R Pet. Williama 119 87 1150 .3'76$ Mantle 128 W J 15 163 .3764 ... ... fhU.k If you wero I<> visit the 8x. HALF AND HALF Jemy·, '"mmunll)' penm ent Station and obaerve the him for 1wd ht'ld e_a rn fro~ring th~rt'l you would HACKENSACK, N J - Elting damaging bill w1fe's M1 per find th1s theoO' dL!JPrOYed. T Kmt pp look an axe to his HHI- ,_,. t:Q • ' Legal Notice NOTICE DF APPOINTMENT Adminldretrl• lstete of Frfll Jamet ThMntl, ; Deceased Nolico Is hereby given that Jean tthienel whose Poll Oftiec Addre&s ia Middleport, Ohio ha1 been duiy appointed as Admlnistrltl'IJ17 of tbe Estate of Freel JameS ,11htenel late of Melas County, 'ohio, deceued. Dated this 23 day of Aupst, 1957. John c . BAcon, J~&e of the Pr~att Court, M.eijl County, Ohio. J 1 J (61 24. II; (0) Ulo YOUR CAR FOR SAFETY S4KE! R. H. RAWLI N'GS ' SONS CO. ' YOUR DODGF-PLYMOUTH DEALERi' MlddlopOrt . comerMYUIIDdZDdSu_.________ ~--------------~---.-;~~~~ �: 4 • ........ • I and S-DallySenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 31 , 1957 4-H NEWS - 11earby and I o~in to - ~pace ,-;. 'M! yond the reach of man_ lr AVIMfl R. Priddy MtMn County 4-H Club 4pnt Stat9 4-+t Round Up I Nanc1 Blaine silling at the table eating nothing but eacb otber"S .f:'Jle':! n.ail.s. _ , -- Pomeroy Native Is Supervisor For Caravaners At thiS tune I aatd, 'Boy, here ( Aa I soared arou nd up there b:a I go again ." l managed to seUle ~ he ptoonosphere J c.-ould see the every one down and went to _the BARNEY"ftooou: ond SNUFFY S.M1TH -------~~--~~~~~~~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., Aug. 31, 1957- 7 Rotary Dist~ct Senate Raekets Committee jContlnuecl from Pa,. One) day when th• annual Loud ~hilt Contet~t will bfJ held with judge~ epecla1 q\lali.neaUone in ·~nds 01¥l Day Hearing .• {iris Who were in the publlc State Style ~vue IU planned. rpeaiLina contest get up and speak Sln'e en~h there _were o:ur two for about Slx minutes and sit you.nc ladteiS modeling tbelJ' Coot· Four teea-aeed "youth cariYanlown Oh ever so ca lm. coD! col- plete C'Ostumes along with 68 er1" are comP,letinl elcht weeki of 'ected and serl'ne. ' Bout the Lime other _girls fz:>m 38 West Virginia volu~tary "':"ork -camp" .serytce to' ~ he girls fi ni ~ hc d 1 notic-ed t he oounttes. Ja~ 1ce and Nancy never the mterractal Kenwood.:ElUa Com'w ys begin to s ti r ;:.n d quickly looked preltter and were awarded munity Church and Center, 4612 S. :banged my mind a bout rc.turnjng a red ribbon each for their most Greenwood Ave., on Chicqo's Sou~0 m y earthl y ha bi t ::~ t. In li ke wonderful costum es . We returned lh Side. manner the boy~ one by one ga ve Friday night afte r the Myle rcThe Church ;md Center opened JJei_r or atio ns about t}lei r ~-H u..x· vue and as I wa s ju..t about to in 1947 to serv-e Japanese Ameri'lcne nl'es The hal l was qtuet , ex· drop off to slee p, I awaker.oed cam of the area, now ministers to ~ept for a f('w 4 H songs sung l with another 6tart. "Holy Smokes a Negro, Japanese , Chinese. aad ·ver so bca utl full y by all the next Friday night the Farm Cauca5ian American community. L'ublic .Spcakin.:;: cont ('Slan ts.~Youtb Show opens, so no rest The center was aeccpted this win· l'hcn ca me th e fa leltd momei1t for the wiekcd Priddy- back to ter as a rully quallified benevolent when the jud.(l t'S mu st reac h a de· the salt mines." institution of the Commission 1)11 ~ i,si on . The y rf'li t' hed it ju st in See you at the Na ti onal Guard Benevolent Institutions or Evanlime too, for· they wNc about Armory tomorrow night all you ·gelical and Reformed C hur~h . ready to pu ll ha.1r . w i~ (.~ (' I don 't 4-Hers at the squ.are dance. "This summer an enlarged play know. AN it t urne d out, Ju ne eamp prOJrJilm for the ehildren o( ' pence r was d N~ l arc d Sta te wintbe community, a v~ation churcb ncr fOT \.he g: r b, and our Joi:' school, a Sunday school program Johnson was il wardcfl a red rib~ ..tiviti•s The Adult Class of the EUB and church ... ._ culmt'nati'ng r non for im t•f or\.~ Church chartered tlle R!cine bus ini the conducting of the entire Style Rovue Good Too and went to the Forked Run Lake Sunday (August 18) wors!lip .serAfter ca ~· lio usl y relurni n ~: where they en j oyed thi:l 1r annua 1 vice bv, t h, "caravan•••" were ...... from my tri p to ou t•-r space, I picnic. Attending Wfl'e Mr. and made pOMiblc or enhanced thr." was all 11et now t o .•cl lle down 'Mrs. James Soulsby and children, ough the dedicated help of these and really enjoy the r est of lh !:! Jeanette Roush, and Jackie MilJer four youth leaders," ttatei the rouru! up. Hut , ala">, lilY hopes of Pomeroy, Sharon Sue Hawley, Rev. George Nishimoto, di.rector of wer e soon ~ h;! L !t' rctl fnr llrere at Betty, Mary and Melinda Grueaer, tho> r~nter and pastor of the Friday's ~~~~ .<.;;It J amte Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris and chll· church. dren, Miss Edna Edwards, MinersThe "team," this year all girls, ville, Mr. and Mrs. Roacoe Scarber- all active in youth work 0( t h f ry and children, Racine, Raymond Congreptlonal . Christian ,a n d : 1 A.CR08!1 J. Malayan 23.Publlo Krider, Peg~ Moore, Norma and EvanS!elical andkeformed ChurchJ. Guldo'l dll:esao Jlouae "' Millard Rou~. Mr. and Mrs. Her- ~s. abo painted the center's nur .. . 1 htrbttt. note 3. Motlem 2<. -shel Diddle, Billie Cundiff, Rev. tery; cleaned and re·did the kit'4.0f lh.IPt Utle fpl.) Canals Richard Your.g, Mr. and Mrs. Law- chen ; painted tlle Jl&sisttnt pastor's t. Bt.oektnr 4. Bcandl(U.S.) renee Roush and Mr. Ben Quisen- apartment, and worked In the oreateh navlan 25. Build· berry, flee-in addition to their regular 10. Wutem B. Exl•t lng The Star Class of the Presbyter- daUy aasignments. I 1tate fl. Wal1teoa.t. addiian Church met in the annex of "Above all, it is the fact these 11. " - boy!" 7. Exchange tion , fllanr) pntmlum the church, Aug. 23rd for their hur beautiful girls have chosen 28. Ship 11. Dwell 8. Velnllke regular meeting over whiCh the to give ' their summer to our people lURk 14. Rented depo1lt• by Yu,ud•J'I A•••" president presided and opened the here that has given the entire staff 18. Dtlit. 8. Flathead Iceberg 37. River meeting by singing o£ the cla11 and congregation a spiritual lift," 1 'l. At home Indian 29. Native (It. t theme song "Lead Me To Calvary" continues Rev. Mr. Nh;himolo. "Its 1~ Tear 11. Headot 38."A - followed by t11e repeating of the quite an experience for our famJO, Steameh&p land Oaaka Is Born'' l23rd Psalm and responsive read· ilics to entertain in their homes or (abbr.) IS. Wander· 31. Bibll· .. o. Mtmlc• ing, "Seek Ye Ttte Lord". Roll eall ~ake sight-seeing a charming girl Jl. P'1lfht Inc O&l 4.1, Telewas answereQ with a Bible verse. from MaD.Sachuetts who has come ot IIU:PI 18. Humor name . graph Mr~;. Ada Slack had charge of the here because of her intcrtst in H. Halr dye 22. Mother 61 32. Ught 43. County program which consisted of a helping others." The only material 27. Much {mWI. ) lri.lh god• 33. Moan !Den .) I word scramble quiz of Bible wo- eompcnsatlon ; room and board. 10. U. 8. Naval men's names and the playing of a The girls practice· cooperative . Academy Bib!~ game and Donna and Joyce Uving as they hudgllt their food lite 82. Football ca~e sang, "Lord, Build Me A Ca- bills , cOGk, anr! hou.sekeep in the pa.ltlon bin . in Glory Land", "I'm Goina upstairs if the parsonage . Gene That Way'' IWld "Take Up Thy (abbr.) Thomas, of Pomeroy, Ohio, assis· :ac. Definite Cross". Mrs. Diddle, served re- tant pastor and a senior at the article freshmentJJ to Mre. Earl Nease, ~en Theological ~cmlnary, WebMrs. Slack, 'MI.!IJ Frankie Mumaw, 15. Taptalum mflmbers, and guests Misses Don· ster Groves, Mo. , supervisor of the (lym.} na and Joyce Case and ·Kathryn .caravaners progr;lm, is also their U. River Slack. regular guest for all meals, Mr. fTurk. ) lt. l!louth Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hurls en- Thomas has completed a year as American tcrtained with a !'Urprhe birth· assistant pastor (or the ehurch and Indian day dinner at theit home on Col- center. .U. Brick. The •·te8'm" or tour girls l1 one degc Rd., Cot Mr1. HarrJ1• mother, blndlnr Mrs. J.J;. McKay ot Baaha(l. .Sun· amnna 18 such caravan Learns un. mater~ day, "'-ugust l!Uh. · Preeent · wer~ der aponsonhip or the Board o.f U. Ptnuppla 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Monrlty and Christian Eduutton and Publicaf8.A.) j children of Pomeroy, Mr. 1md Mrs. tlon or the men Rnd women, team~ ,B. Vital Canol , He~rlcy Carmen. Mr. and ~rs. Of four persoru each travel from ce. Irelud Woodrow Burnette and children one church to a-nother giving aug· 4'7. John of Addison, Mr. J. c . McKay of li'cstlons and leaderehip training RtncnncBashan and Jimmy Harris. for 1ocal youth progrlo.ms. The u.o.y, Mrs. AJa Slack entertained with thrJ:!e other non-traveling teams .. wtnt a birthday p:trty honoring the 19th this emnmer are working in a city DOWN hlrthdfly of her son, John, at the mission in St. Louis, an orphana~e 1 Cordlale Roadside Park, Monday evening, ln Pennsylvania a n d ft city August 20. Attending were Sharon ehureh in a changing community DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work It: Hayes, Ann and Linda Hubbard, in Cincinnati. AXYDLBAAXR Joyce and Donna· Case, Ann ProclThe Kcnwood·EUis helpers spent Is LONOltEJ,LOW or, Charlene Hayes, Kathryn Slack , a week of their two months as Ont letter limply stA.nds tor another. In this BAm pie A ld uacd. !ohn Wayne Case, Dale Teaford, couruelou at one or the denomtor the three L'., X ror the two O's, etc. Sln~l e l c ttc t'.~ . I! pol· Arthur Wolfe, John Krider, to\- lrfation'saummer camps for junior, \rGPhel. the length and formation of the words are all hints. co1m GuJntlicr, Roger Slack, Eu- junior high, and blah SC'!hool studlluh day tht code letter• t.rt ditrel'ent. , eene Slack, Bill Moorfl, BILl Proe- ents at Blooinfngton, Jllinols. tQr, Robert A. Harden and Robert A cr,-ptorrarn Quotation As you know, last Tbursda1 lOur MMOn ~County 4-Hers jour aeyed to Jackson's Mill for th r IIIDU.Il f..H Round U'i). [ had 8Cver'\ll 4-Hcrs tell m r ~at we were going to bring bad 1 lllte winner, but 1 couldn•1 n~ .anyone to tell me who 11 wvuld be. This (act disturbed me quite a bit. As a matter of fact i.l: shot my normal blood pressm1 105-85 to 444-22. At stJ9J)Cr Thurs da)' nlsht , 1 noticed June Spe n eer waM'I eat-ing anything. I sairl "June, are yuu scared? " to whil';1 lbe gave a qui t k repl y "' No !" "U vou don't believe me ju st fe el n:y band ." I did , and roost eon fen that that w-as the fir st tim e in my life 1 have shaken an Je t eube shaped like a hand. We ar rived at .the West Virgint a Bu ild· illJ on "time (scene of thl' public sPeaking oontcst) and ran r1g ht into HaTley Cutlip. Assistan t State .f-H Club leader . After introducing J1.1ne ::~ nd Joe John5fln t.o bim , he said . "Priddy, you look like you 're 1bout to rly." I Hid " Burldy . I think I will. " 11.1 whil"h time I jumped on Clllllfl D which wa s BY FRED LASSWELL WASHINGTON UP - • one-dt.y le(!ret be~r ine on cb•rges of bllllot bos: stuffing ln 1 Pitlibur,:~ 1teel union workers elecliou wit~ at least one &en,ator con · Yinced· tbat there was no lrr~g - . \li!U:Ity. ~· Berry CQcldwater (0-Arb..) tblirreporterfi after the tlolf.cJ..door LIL ABNJ:R sellslbn that lle was "satlt.fied " the ballots wert marked properly and said · the union officials ~DY· ing the charges " made a very plausible case." George E. Crosby of Pittsburgh, former emplol'e Qf Jones & Laugh· lin, said he told tb~ coRUpihee tl)at be was pald $10 for stuf((ng 35 marked bAllots In the election l•sf Feb. 12 on orders from local union off1cial Harry T. Lewellen. Lewellen, who' appeared before tbe committee with five members o£ the election board for Local 1843 at J&L's Hazelwood plant flat· 1y denied the accusation. He has nLed crimind libel cbarges agalns CroaPy for 2lrin.g the charge. e~rman J.ohn L McClellan <D· . Ark.) aaid he noted a ..sharp eontuct.. In testimony but he said the commlttH did not evaluate the eharges. Crot.by told newsmen he was able to put in the 35 ballots, marked for Steelworkers ~sldent David J. McDonald, because "they trust me" at the local. Crosby said he told the cotnmittee that he had stuUed 11•1\lqt l)px.- I By AL CAPI' 'IIISITORS.'?' H08COY EYER WISITE.D US, WHEN WE WAS SYRACUSE ,, DAILY CROSSWORD : ~9. I ' I< L 0 U E ' CHIO TUWOENUGC WBN MOTBCUIIV - OMJBVM BVMGII Wf>EDO . l'Htefllay'• Cryptoquote1 HI!: THAT OOES A BORROWINfl OOEI A IORROWJNO- FRANKf.IN . •. IMIIC111n.lllil br ltllll l'•aturq B:rnd!n.t• CHOICES TO DIATH JACKSON, 0. UP - John Cn· key, l9, a Louisiana colle1e stlldent choked to death Monday while working on a pl~llne pro. Jcct near here. A denture lodjed 1 In hls windpipe when he slipped and foil. <•Ym.) ~•liU!OJ' I _.o. u. ' I. t::::.: ~~ SO.Compaa point. (abbr.) 31. Female ....... tContinued from P ... OnJ) F.ngllsh 7 and Entlish 1; Conatan ce M11rle y, Phy, til. (Gir ls'l F:ngl ~ h 8. Health : Dick Retton. PbJ. Ed. (Boyl") Head Ba.Utball and Baseball Coach , U. S. Biltory, Noon Activities; Franee. B.obertt.. l(ome Economlet; Eva J?utt~.~ n Stout, Ohio Hlatory 7; EnJ)JJb 8: Pearl Wllllams, Uan. Trl. 1, General .Scientt, Jr. Arlthmetble; and A. M. Z•bl, Man. 'ria .. a!KI Driv· ers' Educatlop. WL ABNER C&N~L $CHOO~ Ralph Spencer, Prini.cpal and Grade Six ; Harriett M. SQen«r. Gnde Five; Gtneneve Stobart . Grade Four : Helen Neas-e, Grade Three; Mery V. Reibel, Gr•de twQ and Farie Erl.ewine, Grade One. r ""·· I HAD THAT ENLARGED FRJt.ol THIS OLD TINTYPE, TAKEN THE DAY &~E TH E. rCEQUA.KE. .'r SUGAR RUN &CHOQj. Helen Williaraa, Principal, and Grade Six; Robert Roberts. Gradi! Five ; Margaret J.,fwls, Grade Four: Ellen Gibbs, Grade Three; Beatrire Rein~rt. Grode ;wo; Althea Dry· an , ~rade One. Lucille Swackl:tamer is Vocal Music Instructor ~nd Ray Wood· geard h. Band Director for lhe Pomeroy schooho. twitch By fish 311. O•ro• of ~· 40. Penalty U:. KniChl. of 1 42. Harden WATERTOWN, N. Y.-Part o( ('!gar st-ore owner Phil Devine's pro(lt.s li~ in the d~. De. vine, who told pollee be fors:ol ni 8 cash box containlns: $'100 had fallen Into a waste bai!JII:et until it· was too late, asked e-tty offi· clals to make a check D( lhc municipal dump. .u.Gulde 48. Mr....Wft~.4 l NANCY, COME WITf.l ME By.SBULTZ YOU'VE TO SEE wo~k " • "-' : · A~YDLB4A~R , lA LONGtEl,LO" One letter ~tlmpty atands for anot~r. ln thl~ "mpJ'e It- ~ \LI~ for the thll'et L'l!, X for the two 0'1, 4tC. SiJ:t(\" Jettare, 'f'O• t.rophu, tht I~ftgth and torlhauoa ot tht worda '"' all hints,. Each da)' the :::ode letter• ate dllfcrent. ~ 'PEANUTS 1 c'7. Uttena DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Uere'o ho>y .\o '\ ' ~ A Cryptorram q.-o~Uon: KT YKMY AVTE M bV .HHV8LF4 AVTE )p( ~VHHV_ BLFA-QHM; , Fii'WL~. " Yetter4a)"l Ceyptoq-.tel THOUGH I AM ~LW.t\YS I}( { HAITE. I AM NEVER 1N A irul!RT-:cJQJJN WESLEY. · J>l~rl~utei ~7 XllliC I'Oftuuf •rrullult . .4f!. . ~~ ,,. ~\~ BUt l m.i.j noli ever be able to the Elephant !abbr. ) ' bualneu for henelt doesn1 real- because rc w1ll do the rollowlnf Jza tnt advantage of hsvlng a I Important thlnga· .,trJ~ r~J,n." ~he reault ls thel 1 l, It wUI help her to dlaCOYei &larmlllfly hlgh percentage of whether She :really does Uke ca- , Ca.Uuru we encounter in homertertns that well.. senoJ.ng tea tG · lm~ea. friends 1s one thing- caterlnl Mcmt Recuou Glftll oommerc1ally is another! etatl.t'lcally, the reason for 2. It wm help her to see what r;UJ.urts may be lilted as "too Ut- her community'& tastes are, whe.t . tre eaplt&l.'' "too Uttle research ofltlnds of foods people like, what the JD.&rbt," "ba\:1 producU:on standards they demand. At prea· method~~," "bad. ~ustomer relaf4,0))1." or wb.at not, bM the real ~uble Is that the lady refused lQ 11"' herself tJme tor appren- that halrdressera, coraetteres and dre.slmaker~ 110- trequ~tly have tbt wordl "formerlJ with ..•" on thetr w1Ddt\,W8r These pe;;»gle om>e4101 oppronttcel!b!p.o. They dldll't.Just ruah In wbtre angels ~h&nel, l I MOST bl• Broadway abows 1her .sa.Jary Jan't much more thai 9pen. out ot tow!\ and moat blg the amount lhe'U have to pay th1 Jtaaue b&Beblill players begin tn n~J.ibbor, plu.saaa for commuUnc. iho bu&lo • - - ll~t. ioo often, Wlmdorlul lnvootiiiOill tb~ womaa who wa.nt.s to co into it.'D be a wonderfullnvestmen~ 1\lCCflllllful mlllln.ers ~ed t.cJ 31. Cllmbinl' CHESTER GOULD IIJ'IiiUif!Y- . be with sOme bJ.a-name miWoer, 36. Gune of ' IJICK TRACY A Trial Run First 1 14. Cheese. . ®.ve That Project · lleeahlp. . 10 not mere eoincidenee that ).. aceesaful testa~ are " (>eople who used to be at ~d-aueh & restaurant, that cloth ( aa. Mu.Cutar .(rf:m I I Pomeroy School~ " !2.Color, u WI4L TH IJICTID ' ~ysi~JJ;SB:o JC)Wtat 1\0tl 28." dajoy ·- u. c:bair- PHOTOGENIC Mr-11. Charlea Neuman and Shar:lee spent a day in Columbus ori · - "· I YUPG Edispn OU 1NINI 11110111!. FOOTIIE- SE SURE TH' BRIDE IS Star Studded OVA 22. No\ rOo.! 1_8. ~"¥~< · "· To;l!. u 13". Smell 1t. "tnquimt a Cpi~ 20. Heed I abbr.) .,·_ ,,..,,.,..,.,.,.,... -r.-'Tr'T.'"'':M rr. Claldo'• ';;;: I VGPGE Friday ind lutlnJ until Noverr.ber 22. Captalnt of the cwo teams are Richard OW•n and Cash Bahr.l Wtnnera wiJI fea&t ort steaks and ~e lolers wUl eat t.un1 at the c)pae of lhe conteat. on \I 21. Owna4 I AOHATO a footNtJ . .me- JtartiDI next 1 Crosby said he told the committee that Lewellen gave him the ba11ots and told hlm to allp them in the ballot box when he eot 'r chtt.nce. Crosby said he was rtvealint the charges· now because· "[ JOt wrong shake." He the did no' his he was . The ACROSS DOWN _ JJ. Like 1. About. 1. Capitol ln time ot Olllo I, River (Ger.) 2. Commene!JI 11. Stew J. Sma.Dtlt. lnl'fedtent at4te (p.blD'.) ' 12. Buebl.ll hit 4. ~loaurn . {colloq. ) 5. Couiloteract.. ~:;~ ts. lleuurt ':!'f jtoi~!J 28. CChln. ) &. ~I!~ ltUer 28. 14. lolan'• name 'T. ~1mt""\ State 11. Exc:lude lJ.OII t2..- Jli1:,.••" ... a7"· . . . . . J1. A perf~ 8. Jmp¥t 33. Gam• . 31. Fll'lf.-ciUI •' place 9. Tidy ftlh J9. Soa~. tla¥- 10. Bluri4f!r• 315 .... .IJfVInt 38. I' 20. Ml~ PQiAt l::li. Tan~\im CoftH4y!' I I 7<LO A uaion teller for the eleetlon, E!mer Getty, Hid he told the aen· a tort th•~ he sUBpeeted Local 1843 officials tried to JtWJtcb tbe results in McDonald's tavor. The Ia. raJ ,votP.d for- McDonald's oppon· eot, Donald C. Ru:ic'k, by better than 3 - I. McDonald won the un; ion·wide eiectlon and is now ~erv­ ing his' secpnd terllJ as prealdeot. Getty told the committee be discovered erasures on the local tally sheet to be submitted to ipterna· tional headquarters which be felt supported bia suspiclou. The union'• reco rding secretary, An• drew Toth, described the eruure\ as an '"honest mistake", Getty said. el.., !liW .._ num~ ot bur and burtalo. The "Com P•laee" •t Milche ll, S. 0 ., Will another •Pl.. d al attr.Jct!.on for the BIJILeslec famil y, wbo were d.l&appotn.t.ed In their viait to an Indian reur vat ion. ! 'pAI~Y CROSSWQR I Slack. Jt .,..., unounced tbal D1.1o Stivera. atteo~~ ebairm.an will s tart a n)emberablp contest.- ballf:d on t1on1. ' I I The Sen- es ln tbree prevJou1 union elec· ate Raclcels GoQimiltee end~d I ' conYince Mra. K. of tha.t. •·• ~. K. bu ~Jl wrl~ IJll faJ' ExterieDce As All .&ppreo&lce tn,~ ~®U;ur ~ee her C.,teret Should Come First, &aht died &Dd.left heuome ·JP.on.. ·· Q:It',!a com.tdrt&bl6 aum, and·ent, ahe hqn't the lllghtest. noMrs. K. -~ to lliJUt It ln a.ft1on, e:l:e~~ for L\ dozen or so ol 0.~ t8nlce. 8be plana to run 1her frlelldlf: 1 if~, 9ir qWn h=i "while the t Mrs. Jt. wUl leam what a e~ In ~? w io business really Is- buying emoptimJatlcally pUts It. " . jc:Jentl;y, keeping complicated recK. pvea Iove)J part!ea her- <lrd!l, handllng b1lllill: and cusi!flt W her Scotch aconea are1tomer relat!Olll. ~oua. 19J!,e"• polltlve lhe could! After dlacovering thtllle things, litab out Wt!U. ahfl may ' dee14e it's more fun, "ra. X. ou1b$ to 1et a nletleuler and more pro8table to to take ea.re of tbe chU- wort for aomebody else! But U er IChool ap.d on daya 11be doesn't, It lhe really wants q have IJ11fftes. Then 8he 1ber own business, she'll 1 know aet a. Job wltb one ot the lwha.t she's dotng and won't lose ~~ 1D her own city, even 11'1ber neat egg overntP,tl ......... -•eJ' are u I Mt,. G1U7. I:ID•I'.Wr. S•ncl•eat.L In& By SHULTZ • • ABBIE AND SLATS LEFF I WINKLE . �: 4 • ........ • I and S-DallySenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aug. 31 , 1957 4-H NEWS - 11earby and I o~in to - ~pace ,-;. 'M! yond the reach of man_ lr AVIMfl R. Priddy MtMn County 4-H Club 4pnt Stat9 4-+t Round Up I Nanc1 Blaine silling at the table eating nothing but eacb otber"S .f:'Jle':! n.ail.s. _ , -- Pomeroy Native Is Supervisor For Caravaners At thiS tune I aatd, 'Boy, here ( Aa I soared arou nd up there b:a I go again ." l managed to seUle ~ he ptoonosphere J c.-ould see the every one down and went to _the BARNEY"ftooou: ond SNUFFY S.M1TH -------~~--~~~~~~~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., Aug. 31, 1957- 7 Rotary Dist~ct Senate Raekets Committee jContlnuecl from Pa,. One) day when th• annual Loud ~hilt Contet~t will bfJ held with judge~ epecla1 q\lali.neaUone in ·~nds 01¥l Day Hearing .• {iris Who were in the publlc State Style ~vue IU planned. rpeaiLina contest get up and speak Sln'e en~h there _were o:ur two for about Slx minutes and sit you.nc ladteiS modeling tbelJ' Coot· Four teea-aeed "youth cariYanlown Oh ever so ca lm. coD! col- plete C'Ostumes along with 68 er1" are comP,letinl elcht weeki of 'ected and serl'ne. ' Bout the Lime other _girls fz:>m 38 West Virginia volu~tary "':"ork -camp" .serytce to' ~ he girls fi ni ~ hc d 1 notic-ed t he oounttes. Ja~ 1ce and Nancy never the mterractal Kenwood.:ElUa Com'w ys begin to s ti r ;:.n d quickly looked preltter and were awarded munity Church and Center, 4612 S. :banged my mind a bout rc.turnjng a red ribbon each for their most Greenwood Ave., on Chicqo's Sou~0 m y earthl y ha bi t ::~ t. In li ke wonderful costum es . We returned lh Side. manner the boy~ one by one ga ve Friday night afte r the Myle rcThe Church ;md Center opened JJei_r or atio ns about t}lei r ~-H u..x· vue and as I wa s ju..t about to in 1947 to serv-e Japanese Ameri'lcne nl'es The hal l was qtuet , ex· drop off to slee p, I awaker.oed cam of the area, now ministers to ~ept for a f('w 4 H songs sung l with another 6tart. "Holy Smokes a Negro, Japanese , Chinese. aad ·ver so bca utl full y by all the next Friday night the Farm Cauca5ian American community. L'ublic .Spcakin.:;: cont ('Slan ts.~Youtb Show opens, so no rest The center was aeccpted this win· l'hcn ca me th e fa leltd momei1t for the wiekcd Priddy- back to ter as a rully quallified benevolent when the jud.(l t'S mu st reac h a de· the salt mines." institution of the Commission 1)11 ~ i,si on . The y rf'li t' hed it ju st in See you at the Na ti onal Guard Benevolent Institutions or Evanlime too, for· they wNc about Armory tomorrow night all you ·gelical and Reformed C hur~h . ready to pu ll ha.1r . w i~ (.~ (' I don 't 4-Hers at the squ.are dance. "This summer an enlarged play know. AN it t urne d out, Ju ne eamp prOJrJilm for the ehildren o( ' pence r was d N~ l arc d Sta te wintbe community, a v~ation churcb ncr fOT \.he g: r b, and our Joi:' school, a Sunday school program Johnson was il wardcfl a red rib~ ..tiviti•s The Adult Class of the EUB and church ... ._ culmt'nati'ng r non for im t•f or\.~ Church chartered tlle R!cine bus ini the conducting of the entire Style Rovue Good Too and went to the Forked Run Lake Sunday (August 18) wors!lip .serAfter ca ~· lio usl y relurni n ~: where they en j oyed thi:l 1r annua 1 vice bv, t h, "caravan•••" were ...... from my tri p to ou t•-r space, I picnic. Attending Wfl'e Mr. and made pOMiblc or enhanced thr." was all 11et now t o .•cl lle down 'Mrs. James Soulsby and children, ough the dedicated help of these and really enjoy the r est of lh !:! Jeanette Roush, and Jackie MilJer four youth leaders," ttatei the rouru! up. Hut , ala">, lilY hopes of Pomeroy, Sharon Sue Hawley, Rev. George Nishimoto, di.rector of wer e soon ~ h;! L !t' rctl fnr llrere at Betty, Mary and Melinda Grueaer, tho> r~nter and pastor of the Friday's ~~~~ .<.;;It J amte Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris and chll· church. dren, Miss Edna Edwards, MinersThe "team," this year all girls, ville, Mr. and Mrs. Roacoe Scarber- all active in youth work 0( t h f ry and children, Racine, Raymond Congreptlonal . Christian ,a n d : 1 A.CR08!1 J. Malayan 23.Publlo Krider, Peg~ Moore, Norma and EvanS!elical andkeformed ChurchJ. Guldo'l dll:esao Jlouae "' Millard Rou~. Mr. and Mrs. Her- ~s. abo painted the center's nur .. . 1 htrbttt. note 3. Motlem 2<. -shel Diddle, Billie Cundiff, Rev. tery; cleaned and re·did the kit'4.0f lh.IPt Utle fpl.) Canals Richard Your.g, Mr. and Mrs. Law- chen ; painted tlle Jl&sisttnt pastor's t. Bt.oektnr 4. Bcandl(U.S.) renee Roush and Mr. Ben Quisen- apartment, and worked In the oreateh navlan 25. Build· berry, flee-in addition to their regular 10. Wutem B. Exl•t lng The Star Class of the Presbyter- daUy aasignments. I 1tate fl. Wal1teoa.t. addiian Church met in the annex of "Above all, it is the fact these 11. " - boy!" 7. Exchange tion , fllanr) pntmlum the church, Aug. 23rd for their hur beautiful girls have chosen 28. Ship 11. Dwell 8. Velnllke regular meeting over whiCh the to give ' their summer to our people lURk 14. Rented depo1lt• by Yu,ud•J'I A•••" president presided and opened the here that has given the entire staff 18. Dtlit. 8. Flathead Iceberg 37. River meeting by singing o£ the cla11 and congregation a spiritual lift," 1 'l. At home Indian 29. Native (It. t theme song "Lead Me To Calvary" continues Rev. Mr. Nh;himolo. "Its 1~ Tear 11. Headot 38."A - followed by t11e repeating of the quite an experience for our famJO, Steameh&p land Oaaka Is Born'' l23rd Psalm and responsive read· ilics to entertain in their homes or (abbr.) IS. Wander· 31. Bibll· .. o. Mtmlc• ing, "Seek Ye Ttte Lord". Roll eall ~ake sight-seeing a charming girl Jl. P'1lfht Inc O&l 4.1, Telewas answereQ with a Bible verse. from MaD.Sachuetts who has come ot IIU:PI 18. Humor name . graph Mr~;. Ada Slack had charge of the here because of her intcrtst in H. Halr dye 22. Mother 61 32. Ught 43. County program which consisted of a helping others." The only material 27. Much {mWI. ) lri.lh god• 33. Moan !Den .) I word scramble quiz of Bible wo- eompcnsatlon ; room and board. 10. U. 8. Naval men's names and the playing of a The girls practice· cooperative . Academy Bib!~ game and Donna and Joyce Uving as they hudgllt their food lite 82. Football ca~e sang, "Lord, Build Me A Ca- bills , cOGk, anr! hou.sekeep in the pa.ltlon bin . in Glory Land", "I'm Goina upstairs if the parsonage . Gene That Way'' IWld "Take Up Thy (abbr.) Thomas, of Pomeroy, Ohio, assis· :ac. Definite Cross". Mrs. Diddle, served re- tant pastor and a senior at the article freshmentJJ to Mre. Earl Nease, ~en Theological ~cmlnary, WebMrs. Slack, 'MI.!IJ Frankie Mumaw, 15. Taptalum mflmbers, and guests Misses Don· ster Groves, Mo. , supervisor of the (lym.} na and Joyce Case and ·Kathryn .caravaners progr;lm, is also their U. River Slack. regular guest for all meals, Mr. fTurk. ) lt. l!louth Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hurls en- Thomas has completed a year as American tcrtained with a !'Urprhe birth· assistant pastor (or the ehurch and Indian day dinner at theit home on Col- center. .U. Brick. The •·te8'm" or tour girls l1 one degc Rd., Cot Mr1. HarrJ1• mother, blndlnr Mrs. J.J;. McKay ot Baaha(l. .Sun· amnna 18 such caravan Learns un. mater~ day, "'-ugust l!Uh. · Preeent · wer~ der aponsonhip or the Board o.f U. Ptnuppla 1 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Monrlty and Christian Eduutton and Publicaf8.A.) j children of Pomeroy, Mr. 1md Mrs. tlon or the men Rnd women, team~ ,B. Vital Canol , He~rlcy Carmen. Mr. and ~rs. Of four persoru each travel from ce. Irelud Woodrow Burnette and children one church to a-nother giving aug· 4'7. John of Addison, Mr. J. c . McKay of li'cstlons and leaderehip training RtncnncBashan and Jimmy Harris. for 1ocal youth progrlo.ms. The u.o.y, Mrs. AJa Slack entertained with thrJ:!e other non-traveling teams .. wtnt a birthday p:trty honoring the 19th this emnmer are working in a city DOWN hlrthdfly of her son, John, at the mission in St. Louis, an orphana~e 1 Cordlale Roadside Park, Monday evening, ln Pennsylvania a n d ft city August 20. Attending were Sharon ehureh in a changing community DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work It: Hayes, Ann and Linda Hubbard, in Cincinnati. AXYDLBAAXR Joyce and Donna· Case, Ann ProclThe Kcnwood·EUis helpers spent Is LONOltEJ,LOW or, Charlene Hayes, Kathryn Slack , a week of their two months as Ont letter limply stA.nds tor another. In this BAm pie A ld uacd. !ohn Wayne Case, Dale Teaford, couruelou at one or the denomtor the three L'., X ror the two O's, etc. Sln~l e l c ttc t'.~ . I! pol· Arthur Wolfe, John Krider, to\- lrfation'saummer camps for junior, \rGPhel. the length and formation of the words are all hints. co1m GuJntlicr, Roger Slack, Eu- junior high, and blah SC'!hool studlluh day tht code letter• t.rt ditrel'ent. , eene Slack, Bill Moorfl, BILl Proe- ents at Blooinfngton, Jllinols. tQr, Robert A. Harden and Robert A cr,-ptorrarn Quotation As you know, last Tbursda1 lOur MMOn ~County 4-Hers jour aeyed to Jackson's Mill for th r IIIDU.Il f..H Round U'i). [ had 8Cver'\ll 4-Hcrs tell m r ~at we were going to bring bad 1 lllte winner, but 1 couldn•1 n~ .anyone to tell me who 11 wvuld be. This (act disturbed me quite a bit. As a matter of fact i.l: shot my normal blood pressm1 105-85 to 444-22. At stJ9J)Cr Thurs da)' nlsht , 1 noticed June Spe n eer waM'I eat-ing anything. I sairl "June, are yuu scared? " to whil';1 lbe gave a qui t k repl y "' No !" "U vou don't believe me ju st fe el n:y band ." I did , and roost eon fen that that w-as the fir st tim e in my life 1 have shaken an Je t eube shaped like a hand. We ar rived at .the West Virgint a Bu ild· illJ on "time (scene of thl' public sPeaking oontcst) and ran r1g ht into HaTley Cutlip. Assistan t State .f-H Club leader . After introducing J1.1ne ::~ nd Joe John5fln t.o bim , he said . "Priddy, you look like you 're 1bout to rly." I Hid " Burldy . I think I will. " 11.1 whil"h time I jumped on Clllllfl D which wa s BY FRED LASSWELL WASHINGTON UP - • one-dt.y le(!ret be~r ine on cb•rges of bllllot bos: stuffing ln 1 Pitlibur,:~ 1teel union workers elecliou wit~ at least one &en,ator con · Yinced· tbat there was no lrr~g - . \li!U:Ity. ~· Berry CQcldwater (0-Arb..) tblirreporterfi after the tlolf.cJ..door LIL ABNJ:R sellslbn that lle was "satlt.fied " the ballots wert marked properly and said · the union officials ~DY· ing the charges " made a very plausible case." George E. Crosby of Pittsburgh, former emplol'e Qf Jones & Laugh· lin, said he told tb~ coRUpihee tl)at be was pald $10 for stuf((ng 35 marked bAllots In the election l•sf Feb. 12 on orders from local union off1cial Harry T. Lewellen. Lewellen, who' appeared before tbe committee with five members o£ the election board for Local 1843 at J&L's Hazelwood plant flat· 1y denied the accusation. He has nLed crimind libel cbarges agalns CroaPy for 2lrin.g the charge. e~rman J.ohn L McClellan <D· . Ark.) aaid he noted a ..sharp eontuct.. In testimony but he said the commlttH did not evaluate the eharges. Crot.by told newsmen he was able to put in the 35 ballots, marked for Steelworkers ~sldent David J. McDonald, because "they trust me" at the local. Crosby said he told the cotnmittee that he had stuUed 11•1\lqt l)px.- I By AL CAPI' 'IIISITORS.'?' H08COY EYER WISITE.D US, WHEN WE WAS SYRACUSE ,, DAILY CROSSWORD : ~9. I ' I< L 0 U E ' CHIO TUWOENUGC WBN MOTBCUIIV - OMJBVM BVMGII Wf>EDO . l'Htefllay'• Cryptoquote1 HI!: THAT OOES A BORROWINfl OOEI A IORROWJNO- FRANKf.IN . •. IMIIC111n.lllil br ltllll l'•aturq B:rnd!n.t• CHOICES TO DIATH JACKSON, 0. UP - John Cn· key, l9, a Louisiana colle1e stlldent choked to death Monday while working on a pl~llne pro. Jcct near here. A denture lodjed 1 In hls windpipe when he slipped and foil. <•Ym.) ~•liU!OJ' I _.o. u. ' I. t::::.: ~~ SO.Compaa point. (abbr.) 31. Female ....... tContinued from P ... OnJ) F.ngllsh 7 and Entlish 1; Conatan ce M11rle y, Phy, til. (Gir ls'l F:ngl ~ h 8. Health : Dick Retton. PbJ. Ed. (Boyl") Head Ba.Utball and Baseball Coach , U. S. Biltory, Noon Activities; Franee. B.obertt.. l(ome Economlet; Eva J?utt~.~ n Stout, Ohio Hlatory 7; EnJ)JJb 8: Pearl Wllllams, Uan. Trl. 1, General .Scientt, Jr. Arlthmetble; and A. M. Z•bl, Man. 'ria .. a!KI Driv· ers' Educatlop. WL ABNER C&N~L $CHOO~ Ralph Spencer, Prini.cpal and Grade Six ; Harriett M. SQen«r. Gnde Five; Gtneneve Stobart . Grade Four : Helen Neas-e, Grade Three; Mery V. Reibel, Gr•de twQ and Farie Erl.ewine, Grade One. r ""·· I HAD THAT ENLARGED FRJt.ol THIS OLD TINTYPE, TAKEN THE DAY &~E TH E. rCEQUA.KE. .'r SUGAR RUN &CHOQj. Helen Williaraa, Principal, and Grade Six; Robert Roberts. Gradi! Five ; Margaret J.,fwls, Grade Four: Ellen Gibbs, Grade Three; Beatrire Rein~rt. Grode ;wo; Althea Dry· an , ~rade One. Lucille Swackl:tamer is Vocal Music Instructor ~nd Ray Wood· geard h. Band Director for lhe Pomeroy schooho. twitch By fish 311. O•ro• of ~· 40. Penalty U:. KniChl. of 1 42. Harden WATERTOWN, N. Y.-Part o( ('!gar st-ore owner Phil Devine's pro(lt.s li~ in the d~. De. vine, who told pollee be fors:ol ni 8 cash box containlns: $'100 had fallen Into a waste bai!JII:et until it· was too late, asked e-tty offi· clals to make a check D( lhc municipal dump. .u.Gulde 48. Mr....Wft~.4 l NANCY, COME WITf.l ME By.SBULTZ YOU'VE TO SEE wo~k " • "-' : · A~YDLB4A~R , lA LONGtEl,LO" One letter ~tlmpty atands for anot~r. ln thl~ "mpJ'e It- ~ \LI~ for the thll'et L'l!, X for the two 0'1, 4tC. SiJ:t(\" Jettare, 'f'O• t.rophu, tht I~ftgth and torlhauoa ot tht worda '"' all hints,. Each da)' the :::ode letter• ate dllfcrent. ~ 'PEANUTS 1 c'7. Uttena DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Uere'o ho>y .\o '\ ' ~ A Cryptorram q.-o~Uon: KT YKMY AVTE M bV .HHV8LF4 AVTE )p( ~VHHV_ BLFA-QHM; , Fii'WL~. " Yetter4a)"l Ceyptoq-.tel THOUGH I AM ~LW.t\YS I}( { HAITE. I AM NEVER 1N A irul!RT-:cJQJJN WESLEY. · J>l~rl~utei ~7 XllliC I'Oftuuf •rrullult . .4f!. . ~~ ,,. ~\~ BUt l m.i.j noli ever be able to the Elephant !abbr. ) ' bualneu for henelt doesn1 real- because rc w1ll do the rollowlnf Jza tnt advantage of hsvlng a I Important thlnga· .,trJ~ r~J,n." ~he reault ls thel 1 l, It wUI help her to dlaCOYei &larmlllfly hlgh percentage of whether She :really does Uke ca- , Ca.Uuru we encounter in homertertns that well.. senoJ.ng tea tG · lm~ea. friends 1s one thing- caterlnl Mcmt Recuou Glftll oommerc1ally is another! etatl.t'lcally, the reason for 2. It wm help her to see what r;UJ.urts may be lilted as "too Ut- her community'& tastes are, whe.t . tre eaplt&l.'' "too Uttle research ofltlnds of foods people like, what the JD.&rbt," "ba\:1 producU:on standards they demand. At prea· method~~," "bad. ~ustomer relaf4,0))1." or wb.at not, bM the real ~uble Is that the lady refused lQ 11"' herself tJme tor appren- that halrdressera, coraetteres and dre.slmaker~ 110- trequ~tly have tbt wordl "formerlJ with ..•" on thetr w1Ddt\,W8r These pe;;»gle om>e4101 oppronttcel!b!p.o. They dldll't.Just ruah In wbtre angels ~h&nel, l I MOST bl• Broadway abows 1her .sa.Jary Jan't much more thai 9pen. out ot tow!\ and moat blg the amount lhe'U have to pay th1 Jtaaue b&Beblill players begin tn n~J.ibbor, plu.saaa for commuUnc. iho bu&lo • - - ll~t. ioo often, Wlmdorlul lnvootiiiOill tb~ womaa who wa.nt.s to co into it.'D be a wonderfullnvestmen~ 1\lCCflllllful mlllln.ers ~ed t.cJ 31. Cllmbinl' CHESTER GOULD IIJ'IiiUif!Y- . be with sOme bJ.a-name miWoer, 36. Gune of ' IJICK TRACY A Trial Run First 1 14. Cheese. . ®.ve That Project · lleeahlp. . 10 not mere eoincidenee that ).. aceesaful testa~ are " (>eople who used to be at ~d-aueh & restaurant, that cloth ( aa. Mu.Cutar .(rf:m I I Pomeroy School~ " !2.Color, u WI4L TH IJICTID ' ~ysi~JJ;SB:o JC)Wtat 1\0tl 28." dajoy ·- u. c:bair- PHOTOGENIC Mr-11. Charlea Neuman and Shar:lee spent a day in Columbus ori · - "· I YUPG Edispn OU 1NINI 11110111!. FOOTIIE- SE SURE TH' BRIDE IS Star Studded OVA 22. No\ rOo.! 1_8. ~"¥~< · "· To;l!. u 13". Smell 1t. "tnquimt a Cpi~ 20. Heed I abbr.) .,·_ ,,..,,.,..,.,.,.,... -r.-'Tr'T.'"'':M rr. Claldo'• ';;;: I VGPGE Friday ind lutlnJ until Noverr.ber 22. Captalnt of the cwo teams are Richard OW•n and Cash Bahr.l Wtnnera wiJI fea&t ort steaks and ~e lolers wUl eat t.un1 at the c)pae of lhe conteat. on \I 21. Owna4 I AOHATO a footNtJ . .me- JtartiDI next 1 Crosby said he told the committee that Lewellen gave him the ba11ots and told hlm to allp them in the ballot box when he eot 'r chtt.nce. Crosby said he was rtvealint the charges· now because· "[ JOt wrong shake." He the did no' his he was . The ACROSS DOWN _ JJ. Like 1. About. 1. Capitol ln time ot Olllo I, River (Ger.) 2. Commene!JI 11. Stew J. Sma.Dtlt. lnl'fedtent at4te (p.blD'.) ' 12. Buebl.ll hit 4. ~loaurn . {colloq. ) 5. Couiloteract.. ~:;~ ts. lleuurt ':!'f jtoi~!J 28. CChln. ) &. ~I!~ ltUer 28. 14. lolan'• name 'T. ~1mt""\ State 11. Exc:lude lJ.OII t2..- Jli1:,.••" ... a7"· . . . . . J1. A perf~ 8. Jmp¥t 33. Gam• . 31. Fll'lf.-ciUI •' place 9. Tidy ftlh J9. Soa~. tla¥- 10. Bluri4f!r• 315 .... .IJfVInt 38. I' 20. Ml~ PQiAt l::li. Tan~\im CoftH4y!' I I 7<LO A uaion teller for the eleetlon, E!mer Getty, Hid he told the aen· a tort th•~ he sUBpeeted Local 1843 officials tried to JtWJtcb tbe results in McDonald's tavor. The Ia. raJ ,votP.d for- McDonald's oppon· eot, Donald C. Ru:ic'k, by better than 3 - I. McDonald won the un; ion·wide eiectlon and is now ~erv­ ing his' secpnd terllJ as prealdeot. Getty told the committee be discovered erasures on the local tally sheet to be submitted to ipterna· tional headquarters which be felt supported bia suspiclou. The union'• reco rding secretary, An• drew Toth, described the eruure\ as an '"honest mistake", Getty said. el.., !liW .._ num~ ot bur and burtalo. The "Com P•laee" •t Milche ll, S. 0 ., Will another •Pl.. d al attr.Jct!.on for the BIJILeslec famil y, wbo were d.l&appotn.t.ed In their viait to an Indian reur vat ion. ! 'pAI~Y CROSSWQR I Slack. Jt .,..., unounced tbal D1.1o Stivera. atteo~~ ebairm.an will s tart a n)emberablp contest.- ballf:d on t1on1. ' I I The Sen- es ln tbree prevJou1 union elec· ate Raclcels GoQimiltee end~d I ' conYince Mra. K. of tha.t. •·• ~. K. bu ~Jl wrl~ IJll faJ' ExterieDce As All .&ppreo&lce tn,~ ~®U;ur ~ee her C.,teret Should Come First, &aht died &Dd.left heuome ·JP.on.. ·· Q:It',!a com.tdrt&bl6 aum, and·ent, ahe hqn't the lllghtest. noMrs. K. -~ to lliJUt It ln a.ft1on, e:l:e~~ for L\ dozen or so ol 0.~ t8nlce. 8be plana to run 1her frlelldlf: 1 if~, 9ir qWn h=i "while the t Mrs. Jt. wUl leam what a e~ In ~? w io business really Is- buying emoptimJatlcally pUts It. " . jc:Jentl;y, keeping complicated recK. pvea Iove)J part!ea her- <lrd!l, handllng b1lllill: and cusi!flt W her Scotch aconea are1tomer relat!Olll. ~oua. 19J!,e"• polltlve lhe could! After dlacovering thtllle things, litab out Wt!U. ahfl may ' dee14e it's more fun, "ra. X. ou1b$ to 1et a nletleuler and more pro8table to to take ea.re of tbe chU- wort for aomebody else! But U er IChool ap.d on daya 11be doesn't, It lhe really wants q have IJ11fftes. Then 8he 1ber own business, she'll 1 know aet a. Job wltb one ot the lwha.t she's dotng and won't lose ~~ 1D her own city, even 11'1ber neat egg overntP,tl ......... -•eJ' are u I Mt,. G1U7. I:ID•I'.Wr. S•ncl•eat.L In& By SHULTZ • • ABBIE AND SLATS LEFF I WINKLE . �. . , Pomeroy Grange Annual Inspection Held At DAY On Wednesday Evening The annual i,nspeeuon of Porn- 1 singing opened the program foleroy Grange was hel~ Wr~nesday • lowed with rolt calt and each ~veniag at the DAV halt with C. ., member responding with " bow to ~- Jones deputy master as In- build a better community" . A solo, &peeling officer. The hall was de- "We Would be Buildiing " was pretorated with arrangements of ' fall sented by Miss Lila Sue TerrelL flowers for the occasiOn . A skit, "We B~ild by Practicing 1' Charles Legar worthy master , presid~d and one >ppeal for aid I Effective Iwith Cititenship" was given Mrs. Terrell the reader and was answered F:lection of officers other particioating were, Mrs . . was announced for the September meeting. Mr Jone-s anPounced •he ~harles Spen_cer, rep1~~sentmg _t he meeting of Pumona lirange when I nght to vote, Mrs. Dayton Str~ck ­ sewing and cand~ ('ontests were r lan_d, to pay taxc"' . Mrs. CIPiand held. He also annou 1 ~ ... d a Meig~ , Heine~ , to su~port law and order . rounty district workshop to be Fra~cls Morrts , to l1ve peaceablv bei J at the Sali sbu ry School. fri B11! Lake _to respect the ll•g ; doy Septembt•r 6Mrs. Carl Smith, to respect public and private property - Mrs. CharThe thirfl dPgrN• was gl\•en '" Jes Legar, to roo <.: peet the opinion !' full form \tr J01ws ~avP an inter- o( others; Mr-s . francis Morris, to esting and informative talk. gav• help chose our organization and the Grang~ a ~ood gr:· de and com- political leade rs; C. 1.. Heaton . to plimenterl them on th<llr degree abide by majorities; Iierman Warwork and <tlso on tht•ir community ncr , to prese rve the rights of the project report I' minority ; and Mrs. C hristin e Lake, "We Build" was the theme of to be tolerant of religious be the program prc>enlcrl bv the lee- I Hers. turer, Mrs Juhn Tt•rrcil . Group A short two act play , "How To I I i I W • Build Your Grange BY Workmg Together'• wa, presented by t"lord Spence, Mrs. Lake. Mrs. Spencer and Charles Legar. Yollow1ng a toe tap dance bl Char ic;anna He.s. Mr.. Terrell gave the origin of the hymn " Rork of Ages" wh1ch was written by Rev_ Au gustus Montague Toplady , who found sanctary in the 1·ock durm g a storm 111 England and was in sp1rerl to write Ute hymn, after whi ch M ..>s Terrell sang the hymn . '~=e~ a~:'::'" day Pvemng IG 'l Marshall Batey eveninl at their Sgt. Sara J t'isher, WAc' re· 1 I MOre- T ay Or e dd'tng R'tteS cruitina offlqer 111 Columbus, and hd Refreabmentl were aerved durMr. and Mrs ' ijarold S . Moore and • Held At Mason On August 17th ay arty i111 the ev.,nlnc to Mr. and Mrl. son, Michael, Columbus, are week Herman Waruu and IOD, ~ end guests of Mayor and ;rtrs. C. Allen, Mr. nd Mn. Dale Warner H Th ld 0. Fisher and family . Marshall, two year old 10n of end daughter Aaoe, Mr. end Mra. Judge and Mrs. John Bacon and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Batey, South Arthur Neue and daupter, Mr. son, Jack, have returned from a Fourth Avenue and Williams St., and Mnl. Gene Thompaon. vacation trip to Wa shington, D. C. celebrated hla birthday Thursday Mr. and Mu. Rlebard Vaugbu Jamostown and Williamsburg, Va. at his home. His lpeCial gift wu Sr ;~, daughters, Suzanne and Judy. The 350th anniversary of James· an orange and black football j and sons, 'f 'at and Martin. Mr. and town is being ·celebrated this sumsweater, the gift of his unole, An· ;,trs. Richard Vaugl)an Jr. and IODI mer all!l other special activities of dy Batey, well-known Milidleport -. Dqn and Bill, Mr. and Mra. Jamea The program flo.-;t•d wi1 h a nwn '!o) the' Bacon family was attending athlete, wbo ordered the sweater Clifford and 101\f, Jim and Pat, s tyle show at a wcr!dm:; . Mr. and the play "The Common Glory" complete with a block "M" and and Mr. and Mra. Wlnon. Mrs. C. N. Jon€'~ wen• .iudgc.s and which ls g1ven night~ at Williamsselected ('_ L. Heaton as the best burg. Mrs. Otho Murray dressed for hiS part "' the bride 's Mrs . carro ll Swanson, Middlemother. Mrs. OJJ\'(' l11,.41'aham wa.li day cake, ice cream, candies and I H port, and rt!rs . Cha rles Swa nson, piani~t for 1 hl' t\'t•nin;:: and ~r s . favors of bal!oon&y balls and bubs onore n Elmer Wirkh dl1l thf" ..oln1s l !or thf' Marysville, join<'d their husbands ble seta were served to the cbil· H hd at Moundsville. W. Va ., Friday degr ee work . dren by ~rg_ Ben Batey who was art ay At the rlo sc of t tw mrf'tln ': rt"· and will spend the week end there. llss isted by her mother-in-law, The birthday of Mrs. Otbo Murfreshments w!'rr scrvrd hv lht• Mra. Helen l)atey. . ray was observed Thursday when Guests included Danny, Tommy 1J the Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the Mrs. Elsie Steffy home economics committee . and Victor McCloud, Kim, Duane Federated Church met for an all and Larry Jchnsoo, Deblly Hhll<le, day quilting. Is Surprised With Robin Mills, Connie> Bachner, LinTwo birthday cakes were served da Pennel, Mignon 9_uillen, Patty with a potluck dinner at noon io 1 and Mary Lynn McCabe and Jim· Mrs. Murray, Mn. Roy Seyfried; my Batey, broth~r..pf the honored Mrs. Grover Eb~ Miss Anna Dllnf, rues;. .~ Ms. Adam Ebenbaeh, Mn. ctut Mrs. C. W. Humphrey of Akron with a towel shower on August 22 enee MaSIIar, 'fta. Carl Sbiclds, t spent a few ~ays thi s wt•ek with in observance her bi:-thday. Mrs. Ru t h Chea ri le ptannerl the party her brother and s-i.s t cr in law. Mr. Windon's Host Mrs. N'orman Iqoes, Mra. walter and ~ames were played with prizes • Baer. : :• nd Mrs. William Bakrr. won by Mrs. Fannie Stanbury and Mrs. C. E. Dow . Hose Hill and To Relatives • Miss Kati Becht, Mra. carrie 01 Grueaer, Mrs. treda Mitch, Mrs; guests Mr. and :'\1 rs. Paul Simps011 Jean Carson Icc cream , birthday cake, coffee <:t nd sons. Juninr. Dnv irl , and Gary Thursday Night clara Schaefer, Mrs. Addle Gruew ilnd koo ladc were se rved to Mrs. er, Mrs. Amanda Kupar, Mrs. >f Hookstown, Pa . sp<·nt Thursday Mr. and Mrs . Waid Windon en· L KauU, Mrs. Tlteodore ·Mora and in Newark wi th Mrs. Dow 's daugh- Elsie Steffy, Mrs. Jean Carson, Mrs. Dorothy Ham ~. Mrs. .Ettu tertained a group of relatives and 'Miss Lena Grueaer. ter, Mrs. Cora Francis. Lemley, Mrs. Ma1·y Rom ine , Mrs. Mr. and Mrs . Tracy Goodwin and Slonsbury. Mrs. Paul Zerkle, Mrs. \ son Timmy wer e recent gucsb nt Flnyrl Steffy, Lizzie Jenkins. S•· n•:ing g1 ft s hut unable to athis mother. ~Irs . Norm" Goodwu. Mr. and Mrs. Williem Bart'c b lend were Mrs. Ora Br; nk cr, Bessie and chilrlre n, Barhar<J and Willi am Srhnl l, Maxi ne Moore, Alm eta Olan left We r! ncsday for thc1r Henderson. home, Ci ncinnati after a several days visit with thei-r pare~ts, Mr. I WCTU Picnic Is and Mrs . Emmett Bartels, Syracuse :\!iss Jane Gilmore, daught'r of ried a colonial bouquet of multiand Mrs. Norma Goodwin . H ld 'd Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore of colored carnations. Best man was Mrs. Albert Smith and daughters e n fl 0y Syraeuse, hecame the bride of John Taylor, Jr., brother of the Sharon and Mrs. Ronald Smith and At M'ddl Kenneth Austin Taylor, son of Mr. groom. Ushers were Dick Young Miss April Shasteen were bu siness I ep0r visitors in Ga ll ipolis, Friday . The W.C.T. l,_ had a picnic sup- and Mrs. John Taylor of Mason, on of Weot Columbia and Joe Ford of Mrs. Albert Smith will leave per Friday a\ the Middleport Road- Saturday, August 17, in a double New Have· Sunday for Col umbus to assist in side Park with the blessing, which ring ceremony at St. Joseph's FollowL1g the wedding, the couthe care or her ci ;:I u ~ h tcr. Mrs. preceded the meal, given by Miss Catholic Church in Mason. Offi· James Hawley and inf:.nt son. Margaret Sauer, president of the ,ciat ing at the ceremony was Rev. ple left on a short wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. The John J . O'Reilly. County W.C.T.U. groom is a member of the U. S. Mrs. M. L. Kelly, president. preThe rhurcn was rlccorated with Army and is stationed ~t ft. Campsided and officers for the coming , year were eiPctcd as follow s: pres- white pladioli, white asters, and ' bell, Ky. ' I white chrysanthemums for the ooIdent, Mrs Kelly; vice-president, casio n. Organ mus(c was played Mrs. Clarence McNeal; secret ary, !\Irs. Arthur Lewis; treasurer, Mrs. by Mrs. Gord<>n Creamer while vo· Pomona Grange Mrs. James Pullen, who has hccn calist was Agnes Young, both of Joe Turner. in Holzer H<tspital for observation MC:~son . Inspection T.!l H. E. Bush, chairman of Mrs. and treatment, was scheduled to the nominating committee, gave I The hride, who was given In return homo tnday. s Be Next Friday the report and others on her commarri age by her father, wore a Cushlo,.., proNctlo11 Miss Blanehe Nease, of Akron, r lectu~tgulor type MeiJ(s Countv Pomona Grange for sink ortd dish• spent Thursday night with Mrs. mittee were Mrs. Jacoh Turner, floor le ngth gown of chantilly lace " 1 llfi'Cl~lll! clt•lan.. war•. Can't 1cra1ch Nan Moore and daughter, Eliza· Margaret Sauer, Mrs. Lightfoot, daintily leaf embroidered nylon will meet at the Rock Springs ' ' for full protectlo" 1 or mar 1urfoces. beth, and Miss Mildred Hawley, Mrs. Sallie :llcCormick was named tulle with form accenting bodice Grange Hall, Friday, Sept. 6tb for twin slnb. · I . 4 •·· and went on to Rutland, RD. Fri· Flower chairman and Mrs . Rny- and billowing _ruffles lending a annual Inspection. lll(lnd Saxton as corresponding secparticular e nchantment to the day for a visit with Mr. ami Mrs. ret,ry . The fifth de~ee will be e'back. For her "something borrow- <itnplified in full form by the c/l. · Dran Chapman . Guests at the meeting were :\Irs. ed", th~ bride wore a nylon tulle ficers and a program will be pre· Herbert Manley, Front Street, was taken to Holzer Hospital in Frank Ch~ese brew , Miss Mabel Hy- veil accented by a star·sequined, sente~ by the Lecturer, Pauline the Rawlings-Coats ambulance Fri- sell, Mlcijae1 and Debby Turner. seed pearled band , loaned by Mrs. Atkins. . . . .... . . rtay afternoon and returned to his Bucyrus. Dming the me••ting, Miss Don Thomas of Pomeroy, a bride louodortng Cltoolne lothlor lol>_iet Sauer gave a report on the seven- of two years ago. Sewing and candy contest winhome .. She carried a cascade bouquet ners in Subordinate Granges will Charles Haskins, Mrs . Robert Al- county meeting held at the Grange lensworth, Mrs. James Hawley, Hall at the Athens Fair Grounds of white orchid; carnations, and be judged at this mee~ing. Refreshments will be served liy Mrs. Rlcharrl Wells, Miss Sheila this week. Mi<S Sauer was the -•tephonnll s Matron of honor was MrL Carol Hemlock Grange. ·Stover, Sail•· Schaaf have com- only member of the local W.C.T.U_ at the conference. Taylor of Columbus, Ohio. She carpleted the Post-session at Ohio University which ended t"riday . Mr. and Raymond Taylor have heen in Columbus to attend the State Fair. I , Mrs. Robart Allensworth was a visitor In Columbus Frid•YMrs. Richard Wrlls an.d dau~h ­ tcr, Dee Ann . and her sister. Miss Blosser, Marietta , went to Columbus Friday on business and were joined by Ricky Well• who hod opent the past two woeks in Circleville visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Miller anrl son, Jimmy, left friday to visit friends In Elkins, W. Va ., ami will return home Monday. Mro. Laur• Van hlcter, visited her aunt and uncle, Mr . anrl illrs. Charles McNamee Thursday and Friday guests at the McNamee home were Mrs . Irma Wilson and oon, Butch, 1 .etart, and Mrs. William Bet! and daughter, Sandra . of Jackson. Debby Bonnell, oldest child of Mr. and Mfs. Paul llonnell, Columbus, has hcen vlsiling Mr- ond 'Mra. Rodney Downing, Middfeport, •nd her great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. l>ovie. Gallipolis. Her parents and sute.r , Paula, and brothr~. Oavld, planned to join her this week end at the Downing home. Mr. and Mro. Maunce Thompson, Cleveland, arc week rnd snests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hart Lyons . I. E. Miller, who ha> bel'n on a motor trip to Wa shington, D. ("., was schodulcrl to rctu1·n home thi s f'rlday accompanied by :llr. and Mrs. Carl Vanderhoof and rhlltlren Peggy Lee and Floyd, Marion, who will spend the week end here. Mrs. D. E. Roush hos been working at the Miller ~c-$1 stol'e with Miss Betty Greenlee during Mr. Miller's vaettlon. · Mr. and 1\lr~. c. o. Murray visit· ed the Stat~ Fair last week. Jean Roush, who is employed In Columbus, arrived herr Friday to ' spend the holiday week end with ' <i her lftOther, Mrs. D. E. Roush. Robert Hunnell brought his fa· ther-ln-law, Donald Geary Sr., I i I ' tf .'\" I "\ <# • .,., : home from Holzer Hospital Frl· day. Mr. G~ru-y had been In the hospital for observation and ex· amlnal!on th1s past week. 1 ., ., • I• • I , Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Vale, nellviii', 111., have been vls!Un& Mrs. l'!ellle Vale, Salem Center, and other loeal relotlvea. , I ' MIN Arlene SpurlQCk, missionary waa an overnight, guest of 1\lra. FEE~EY-B~t-JNETT Otho Watta, Friday. Min •Barbara Stout, Child Wrl· <• fare lt\CI'etary, Is vlsltln.c friends ., I, I ' in Atlanta, Ga. while on her . '·~· ' ... ,l eaUon. Her mbther, Mrs. Eva >. Sta\lt, and Mn. Dale Dutton drove her \ to tbe CharlestOII. airport Frl· ' ' • Blrt p e 0n Ursday I I th;e;;e:::~:~·:;?~~orated birth- ~ I d0 er 8. I POMEROY ~:~~i~ st~f~0!.,e~rprised SOCIETY w. I ,I CHOOSE YOUR I '. DISHPA.N_ I 0 f t Middleport Society Spacious modern che11 in blond oak with ceda r noragc compare~ mtnr ahmt. 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