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NOV TITI.I DATES 2 J 4 5 6 7 14 8 9 10 11 12 1) 14 ~ 21 ~ 16 ~ w ~ ~ n 27 28 22 2) 2'• 25 26 27 28 " ~ ~ 2 ) 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1J 15 16 17 ill ~ 22 2) 24 2) 21> ~ JO '-Axl!w&f7Q;UOcpd & J.Prv4J Jarp/n.eQ em PIIBLISHED ~MtJ / 9 51 0 1 1 . DEC I 100 0 Meigs County contributed to the mounting total of hl&b· way deaths for the long holiday week end at 2:45 a.m. this mornmg when a woman ide~tifie~ as Clara Faye Sayre, 28, of New Haven, W. Va., was killed m a collision with a trailer· tract~r on Route 7 between Hobson and the Middleport cor· porahon line. ' l OVE2ISIZED (cm;r 18 uiC:.l or 2S 111cb) The fatal acddent this 'morn· ing brought the Melga CQunty • highway death toll for thla year to nine persons. In May of th!J year eight other penona lost their lives a abort d!Jtance from · the site of today'a fatal mishap. Attording to pollee reportll of the accident lh!J morning, Mrs. Sayre was driving east on Route 7 aud had passed one large trai· ler·ll'actor and bad attempted to pus the a\'(ond when her right rear fen~er struck the trailer. The 1957 Dodge driven by Mn. Sayre then veered to the left across the road .. aerota a sidewalk and the drivewsy Into the Shuler Construction Co., and .smashed into the embankmeni. '11te '""' Dodge was completely demollJb. ed. ,, I �• •, I ; " ' The Daily Sentinel I IIIVO'tED It INTEJESTS OF MEIGS-MASO~ AIU!A , l IICHARD S. OWIN- OINIRAL MANAGIR RIYNOLD 1. GRIINI - EDITOR Clwttot L. Tan~~thlll, lttff Wrlttr, St>ortt ldllor S..l..ool m""IIC TELEVISION GU WSAZ -TV Chahfl" HOSPITALIZED AGAIN Leonard Hess Jr, who under· went surgen a week ago was ret•med to "M·' ISS Gen'ernl Hospital when~ l1e 1s reported as lmprov ' ~ 55 7·00 DQO 10 00 tO 30 11 00 11 3Q 12.00 nek[ oae year Lo advance at 'l'be Dally Senl 1nel ofllct, •1560; Ill Church Will meet at the home of I'ODIQI, $'7.80; three monllu, 13.110. B7 motor route where JV.Uiahlo· Mrs Fred Crowe ~ Jr , Thursday at 10e moath $1. By 1DIII one year ta; Ill montha, $4 2D; lbret moDlha 7 30 ll m v...., CHANNIL 3 On Todty Romper Room Tbe Prlee Is Rlt1hl Truth or Consequeneel Tie Tac Dough It Could Be You Tex /1. Jln~ ~•ID Sen RETURNS TO HOIPtTAL ..... lrle., at llO Hec:baale Ill.. P!GIIIOI', 1). Buatneoa olltee pboiiO • 'Marcw Chrlstme Halstead was 12:30 Current II tortal olfl<oe obODI' llf' returned to Ch1ldren'~o Hospital Ccr 1:00 My Little 'Marglo Miss Sherry Cottrill of Yf)ung tumbus on Saturday for a cher.kup 1'30 Bride ~qd Groom FIRE CALLS St, now employed ln Columbus, 3 ()() Queenl For A Day apent the week end w1tb her _par· The Middleport Fore Department s-45 Modem l!ol!\ances enb, Mr and Mrs. Francis Cot- was called at 3 10 p 11\. Saturday 4·00 Comedv ttmo tor a fm~ at the village dump At trill 4:3~ Movietlme 2 50 p m Sunday the Ftre DeBY ROBERT C. RUARK Mr and Mrs Homer Hart!ook 5·30 Popcye Presents A strong-minded chap 1 tnow were week end guests of their partment was called below Hobson fOr a grass f1re parenlB here " 8:00 Spinach Playhoull has got a new thing about tl ppmg Mr and Mrs McCo)' Snavely and 8:30 Weathercaat veil come •nto Whleh -•bt "neson, Charle~; Mr and Mr!l Sam OES MEMORIU SIRVtCE 6:85 &porta Eye common use and rdorm ,the Marr and Lots Gall Vanover and Evangeline Chapter, OES, wil1 8:45 NBC New• whole t~ching·palm poltcy l~s a Kathyleen Green, all members of have a Memorial Service at the1r 700 FeotiYal of Staro devlee I ve bfen uslnj to a mJI.Jer Wilkes Grange attendld inspe~ regu lar meetmg Thursday at 7 30 Ptnlc 7•30 degree, but thn ktd has hit on • tion of Hunllniton Grange at Vtn. at the Masomc Temple acrordmg Meet McGraw 809 the ~'I st~k ton, August 23. to the announcement by Mrl Wll· 8.ao Sumsner,'l' ./lYII<!NI8 Lets understand hnt that Mrs Lena Cray spent a week' a lis Anthony. Worthy Matron. Re· 900 Nal King Cole Show !here are many people who, clue vaeatton wHil httr son, Dale, and treshments will be served after 9•3() O'Henl'y PlayhOU!t to the cheapness of their em ramtly m Columbus. tht meetmg IO:(l!) A Jian Coiled !C plo)t'Ts d•ptnd on Ups to make Ruth Lonr, of C.Iumbuo spent 10 30 l'I1W> Heatfllnl!l up thett major Income But thl~ the week. e.td with her parent&, GARDENERS TO MilT 10:40 Nltewateh b not real!) our fault, I! H, now Mr and Mrs Chauncey Lema ' The Amateur Gardeners Club 1~ 00 Tonight And 1t doesn't cntttle the hpv1rgm 1a Hall of Columbus spent w1ll meet Wednesdoy at 8 P m at 100 ,IGN OFF re~Jpient to bakaheesh not enter· the week end wilh Mr. and Mrs lhe home of Mrs. C. E Blakeslee, ed on the tab. A tljl 18 oupposedly Max H•ll Lincoln Hetghta, and members are awarded f<~r services 11b0vt and reminded that dues are to be paid beyond-certahaly not fo1 betne Randy Phllilps spenl the past at tblo time. surly, ne&hKent, or just plalfl two week• with his grandparttnts, Mr and Mr.. William Buck ol atupld 0!1 PICNIC Rutland and attended Bible acbool The Past Matrono and Past P,J, In effect, hare a walter or a at the lllelhodlat Chun:h. / lrona or Dlatrlot 25. QES, wni barber or a cab driver wh~n I Mrs Rebeoea Dyer o! Bidwell bave their annual ~Iente at jbe TUUDAY enter their domam People who wu a gueslA for several days of J(uonle park, !t!arielta, SUndaY, --- ~ CHANNIL I work for tip! are essentially Mr and Mrs Frank Gray., September 8 at 12 45 p. m. 7ml Jlmlllli Dean aalestnen who Qre worklns on The Flower Show held Sunday, 7 30 Boston BlaeiMe l:!orumlssion aa:ainst 11 small draw Aug 25, by the Wllkoovllle GarHONOR COURT TONIGHT 800 Captala l(angaroo lng ICOOUnt II they soli well, den Club was well attended. La· The public 11 cordially Inylted u~ CBS Nelia they reap well II they sell poor· die• exhib•ted flowers and attend· to attegd the Court ol Honor to 8:50 Local News , , A(JIOM a Pncloua ''· wr• ly they aren t entUled to so ed lrom Gnlllpolls, Middleport, be held'lblo evening at 7 p m. at 1. J'lora an4 . JtDn• 1 cuk 9.30 Garry Moore much as that foreotten coin, the Hutland, Dexter, MeArthur, Vin· the MlddiO!Iort Legion Hall by I flllll& ol& 4. TV part ,7, Nymphl lrt)ar Gocl(re,t Pomeroy nohl!e reported today 1.30 Strike II l\lch nlc~.el lon Township. Mrs James TltUi of Troop 245, Boy Scouts o! Amerjca, ' repon ~. Clooe to (·Hoh. 10:30 damages eotlmated at $175 were 1 lunk fencet e. - Truman - Para. was the lud~e. and the Cub Scout Pack of MltlNewa This friend ur mine says he Rutland lnflleted on hl{o automobiles wb1eb 11:00 ' u· EnerrJ put 1 7, Melo4y diN) Mr and Mrs Clovis Straws· dleporl. Scout representatlne, loKatie's Almanac 11:10 11118 ftniiiY developed enough baugh o.ltentled the State Fair last collided Saturdav at the intersec- 11 15 Love of Llle I• , 11110 a I Strike 21. col olllclalo Including Chief of Pocourage t() pay the exact umoont rriUblliO I I 8quart4 (COII.oq.) tion ot Butt.ernllt•av and W. Main· Sunday 11'30 Search l>r Tomorrow or Ute check and walk o-ut of the Clara Phillips spent the week llee Bartrum State lllgbway Pa11. Stand•lip atone SO. at ab~t 12'30 p. m. trolman Davl; and othen will be ll:45 Guiding Light '· . joint if the walter 1!1 surly, .un- end at her home here iS Ploret 10 Boll tnalde l voke preacnt tor the 'ceremony 12:00 - ::aile', Kltcb ID Act:Ordlng t'l. tbe report llled by euntorl 11. Eatlnr Sl..Ue obl•gintl, or hostile. n; aayo he The Wllkfsville Bean Dinner 11 lal•r4•r'• A•n• 12 30 :_. the World Turlll Patrolman Jed Webster, Eugene quarten reatrtct. cJin louk the walter ih the eye will be Saturday, Sept. 7 15 Cavity .,. -..sa Deer of 18 Conttet. (warahlpt) td menu 1'/orrls, 18, 269 W. Main-s!, pulled ·1·00 Our 11-ftss ~rooks and go h~me to sleep more Geurq:la Gray. Columbus, epent India latton 19. Enemy 33 n.mollah h11m • stop onto Main. His 1957 1·sn 1:ouseparty soundly lhan his bableo the week end with Frank and EltO Medieval 17 Lieutenant 20. Water cntt 36 Wins .. Por.IU.., owned by Alvin Norris. 841 Payoff 1 know mY boy, and with hltn va Gray ttle "-. hls father, was struck in the side 2:txl The Verdict li Yours (abbr ) 22 Come up like 2•30 It am't economy The very next f3 M111'1 name 18. Forward 2l Wrltlng flutd 37 Republic by • 1941 Plymouth driven by 3.00 Brighter Day Willter or cabbie w:ho treat& h1m labbr ) 10. Younr tl!h 24. Little girl (8. A. I Jack Kl Braley, 16, 902 E. Mam, '3·15 Secret Storm iOOd geta do•ble the .. pccN!tlon. \ 20 Exota_..,.....,.,...,.,,...,...., Pomenv·. owned by Homer Bra- 3 SD Edge of Nlgtt In abort, he Is buildi ng up J rna.Uon ley. fund oft the bums to reward the 4·00 The Early Show JuJhce or Peace R yrindl ey 21 Punctua.t1on deoervlng Pohee raid the Braley youth ad· 5.30 Your Easo Reporler rn&Tk 111 ror the past two days and mttted th, "eeJdent was h1s fault ~··5 Sports Parade 24. Dllrrunt1e4 under tloetnrM' orders 'to take It He hat " one-mun plan to re· (colloq) There wert "'ll inlur1es and no el· r .!Ill Weatherman cn~y for owhll~" Bald warrants for volutlonlxc tbo Upping b"'ln"'' 2~ lnocttvity tations tss1,1ed 1'00 ~ 'I'~QOnference the arr~t of siK eoal truck driV· When he's had ' louoy de•l. he , ·- IT.C.m braot 6:111 '111!\\ II"Edwardl fr~ chargee! with overloading J l"''kl the dealer In thl'f"'- and 2U:jecte4 6·90 Teltphone Time may be Jssued toda)' announe~ bhat ~e'• ' a.-17 11 32. Opon 7:00 Phil Silvers Sbow good tipper, but he doesn'l tip Why does the 'number of high· The drivers li nored citations (poeUc) 7•30 Pl'lfBte Secretary ror ICi. -\mbled orders, bnek talk way deaths rtsc as the sun goeR '33. Gained by the State Patrol last week 8·00 To Tell tbe Trulb Inattention, or aurltnou When he down' 34. Greek letter Orlndley said the w1mantt };'/Ollld How fast shoul d )OU drive at 8·30 Spotlight Playhou" dollbleo the expected tlp lor 3~ Overhead he ftled unlerts Ura Swisher. op8:00 $64,0W Question ROOd per!ormanee, be explalno night' 38. J'orttfy Can a man 1511 yean old with crt~tor of the Swuher Coal Co . 9.30 Playhouse of Myotel')' the why lor or the extra larJC&8e 37- Walk back · "to Rlrulghten It up " 10·00 UP-I&tbe·mlnute Ntlll 11 enoueh people do It, he •ay• 20120 vision see as well at nigh~ appeared anf.forth New~ 10 03 Scanning the Weather The Patrol wall reported deter· at Moon he !l~t~rea that the word'll spread, ns a HO.year"'ld man with 20/20 mined to call for U81stance from 10 10 The Late Sbow vision! valleya and Ule rude menial will havt Are present headll&htl adequate nearby counJIC!I to open a cam· 41 lllcrell to come Into line or starve palgn ot chocking every eoal •z A Hebrew lie lan't too far wruny I k~ow for modern drlvlna? trtlek on Mel~:s Coun tY hlthways 1 patriarch another tough-headed lad who Tbe8e are Rome of the qucaUons lm mediately 43. To tll.ICrlbe ~ractlcally reorganized New York asked by Phlt Hlneh In an Inter 44.Toavot4 cab drivers' Inellnatlon to pull cstlntl book juHt publlohcd by PaMeanwhile, Grindley lined 45. Pondered up on cro!lwaiks, driving the geant PreS!. The book - The Frankijn Lemley, Ch"l"ton, IV DOWJI p<detlrlan.o Into the cruel "a ol Nighttime Arcldont Problem - Va., 1211 and cOlts Friday fotr l. Dlocelllll lnlfto. He would merely open does a thoruuah job of lnveatitial shooting a sqWrrel out oL 861501\. TUIIDA 'r CHJoNNIL 13 ' head the door of the cab, walk lhrough ing a probhJm that has conCu1ed Game Warden Dolph Joachim 11.59 Sign On 2. Olant , _ the baek ,..t, bow polltely to oa!ety and traffic olllelals lor made lbe arrest near POI'tland. 12:00 !Jlber~ ' DAILY CRYI"l''QUOIE.:.Here'l ·how to work lt1 the oeeupants, ond leave both years Why do three times 11 11·30 The GHt~ben Wade Show Owen Partlow, Pomeroy, was A' X Y D L BAA X B doorJ opon. many hllhwoy latalltleo occur at 1:15 Neitihbel' . Ia LONGFELLOW 1 aloo Invented • tiimmlck ol nitlht " durlnt dayltaht b.. nt lined ~ and costs lor· IntoxJca. 1:30 ' Movie HaUnee my bwn W.hen a csb driver lalJ· More lmportlmt 1 the author offer•• tlon and Donald Perry, addr~a One latter olmP\Y otand.o for another. In thla oamplo 4 II ~iad 3:00 American Bud•tan• e4 1o thank me for s tlp...-and I some practteal •olutlons to the unknown, was lined $20 and cosh fo• tho tbrM L'o, X lor lha two O'o, oto. llrlftl litton. apoa. 4:00 .Carloon Club £or speeding Both arreots had am an over1enerOUJ aent w~th problem. tropbll, tho lenrth and formaUon ol l(ll WOrdl 1ft &U btntl. buen made by the Slat& Patrol. tho pourbolr&-.1 u10d to merely Kaoh day the code lattora an dtflonnt. '8:00 llleke7 ldouae Club The ' "Ie problem ol , nltiht Authorltlea here returned Bt:r 1et out and Iene the door open I:Otf Five Star Final c.,~o,_ Clatlalllll On most old !uhloned cabo, k lalalltlel bolls down to the fact nlef Laudermllt, 16, Wyllls ijl[l, 8:15 John Daly •1\4 Nm ' that lnlii>ano are .not mode to iee Pom'eroy, !rom Wheeling, W Va. IIH!ant the driver bad lo 1et out OPLJ'RXO OXNSX VM~ J'XKHQDP, and walk clean around the cab after dork Tbe author, In what over the Ion& week end to laee 8:90 Conlllct 1 to abut the back door, bocau,. Is tho flrlll known book speelfl- eharJes of contempt In Juveni!tl UOI MNYCIXYP, CTJ' VMN COHKH,t& • '1.:80 Wyatt Earp eally devoted to a detailed InveslCourt before Jud.ie John Baoon. he e~~uldn'l '!neb It over the 8:00 Broken MrO'It 1 llatlon of the eauoea and cures Mlu Laudermllt, In •••tody ~ 1:10 Telephono Time met". Tlpplntt to me, Io n<xt to the of nlaht latalltlet, IUIIeBtl sev- Middleport Pollee bod been re· Cl')'(lloquolel THE PEOPL& NEVIll QIVI 'UP D:IK! ~ Sp7 leased !rom joll for her apptot· atom as a olcknen of the tlrneo eral oolutlona THiiiR •LIHIITIIII BUT UNDIII 101111 DILUIIOII People attempt to buy polltenea• Loalcally, bit Unt tuaeotlon II anee in court She left lhe area .JliiDND BURKI. and unl~e due to their own that olllzeno and their elected an~ and was picked up In Wheelln1. ' • Plltn•••t4 '' 111o1 --,lra4tcatt fean-jllll ea America trloo to appointed olflclalo reeogntae the Denzil Jones, Loen)vllle, w. buy fi'Iendahlp abroed bY WB!ting problem Stranaely, he t)O!nlt oul, money You wind up baled lor not much atLenUon h11 been &lven va., 23, charaod with Gr!YIQI )'Ollr doUjlh, and hatod double to lhe lad that more aocldenll while Intoxicated by tha •horllro \· wlltn YAltl don't pareel out enotb hoppan at nltihl although there Ia dep~rtment, has been released ed fOOd hunk to loiJow tho had onl)' oue-hall ., muoh traffic then under $300 bond.' Olllcers atlld he rehued a blood •leohol teet. '' mont)' H• then !ueh practical Pomeroy Patrolman Henry We bave tipped Ihe Engllllh oolutlona u the redu Uon olopead lnlo hatin1 u~ The French loathe at nt&ht, tralnlnr driven how to Werry arrested these persons· tllar"• Mu8ier, 18. Pomeroy nearl7 any rtt.tlon you can natnt' handle nltiht-drlvlnC problomo, RD 9. f.or throwmg bel!r botUe11 Into batt& ua 1'ht Fnnoh loathe Ulhllnt daiiCtr•u• roado 1nd "' The llldlano spend the 11Mlnf~ otreeto and utlllalng rellootlve ma· out ol ~ car on a hlahway at and the fawn on Ule Rulltanl. terlal• to make hazards more vis- 2 12 a m S•nday. lle Is Ieee o• o $26 bond We t!lrow It around IJke a drun· Ible. ' ken o((Rlan up frOm the boon John Emery Wilt. 43, 1131 dockl 10 oample the nlaht 1111 In Tile oum'l)aUon Of hla Mok Pearl Street, Middleport jolled New YOlk or Miami or Las Vegu alltea that hmlul, no matter lor dbturblntl the peace 1nd In· Jut lntorMtlonally, the people what tbelr rorm, muot lJO made late Friday nlaht. we Up otlll 11ve us th• aurb' mon vlll~lo ot nllbt It !1 1m- to~Iootlon Ardel Braden, 44, Letart FallJ, loot and Ute Inotnrlent ptrlorn•· poollble, he malntaiDe, to 11ve jailed. Saturday for Intoxication anct and 1 demand, like 1 eon· bumono better niJbt vllion. He remained In custody Tuesday tllrll w I bead wolter lor extl'l clalmt, however, thDI It It a relalnODif for dOIDI what they're al· Vvtly ol~t~ple matter lo make hu- mC~rnlng M Karnes, 44, Bedford. ready ~aid for ardo more vlllble. Ho cites <110 o..John arr.,tod lor disturbing the 'l'bll iJOI a little more serlo•• hlotory after caae hlotqry In which Fnduy, ol!o w., In jail to· !bon 1 flnt Intended but there'• obout PO worlh of reflectlvt sian• a pret!J fllr moral here over- pre1tllntad •ecldenll and •ved da). • .~p<ndtnJ, from !rl~ht or 1nsecur live!. Two arrusts reporttd by t~e • Ity, wltltjllr It be with • walter The Important thin(, oeeordlng Slate Patrol lncl•dlld one ol Ell· or 1 naUon, never bouaht any\ 1o tho author, 11 that oomothlna abeth B l'ulk!, who pooted ~ lhln1 but comempt and an o•t be' done now In an11 whers n- bj>nd aualnst a' tralfle charrJe and ' iUf!ebed hand ror more With a 11111, can be productd wUhln pl'll· ~ayden M Blakely, a olmU,r qter beblnd ro•r baet ond trea ent budaeta rather than wait for bond lor unoale op•~1t1on ol a tllel'1 oround the corner upenolvo - but dlatant new to- vuhiele , (CoPI')'llhl, 19D7, bY United Iutlona. ROUND tAILI INTUID rea~e 8)'fldleote, Ill<) ~---<-MAYS LANDING, N J. UP MOTOIIO~T Hits CARS RAPW c('I'Y, S. D- A motor· ~U~II< City race traell olllclak boll eoUid•d l'Jl~ liJII em ilown ianouneed toda)r thai Round Ti\<J' Nn '!'be C\111 on Ita lraller llie, winner or last Sat\n.oUi'l ll!'."'lltO ~ lacob Sllllll.ol and had broken lilooe li'oln lhe cor }JietlCift l;)&rby, wiU be ll•llaod ,w«e Sunday he" ~m Cbleltl~ Wedne~ 1IG lltelr lit ODd IOW\ria It and t~ down run Ia the 1100.000 Unlled Nalltllll' Ra,Id City'• lltlln ilittt undl It Mr: and C:rwed. llon4Ie.t> ~ " ' - r I, 5·5~ 6·00 9.00 tO·OO 10.30 11 ·00 5:30 8:35 7·30 8.00 8·00 9·30 10:00' t0·30 10·411 12·00 NBC Newt · : ' !4'ayor ol the Tow' Father ottobwe leot Kraft TV ThH\It j Thll Your Life Waterfront to lilatiQueralle Port; CRosswoRD I r' l l ·' Warrants May Be Issued Today THE DRlVER'S For 6Drivers SEAT 1 m bl; ;till the~~~ .a~~ '~l ' W!DNIJDAY 7 00 Jimmie Deon 1 SO Booton lll.lcklt a.oo Captain Kl•llllDI• 8:4~ CBS Newa 8 ~ft Local Mew• 9:00 Fred WorlDI a· so Garry Moore 10:3Q 8lrlk1 It ,Rich n·oo No.w.s Kalle'a }.jmanae Love of 1Jij Search lor Tomorrow Guldl~g Ll'ht Katie'! l!:ttenen As th• wori. Tt!JU Our Milo Brooka Houaepar3 · Bl& Pay~ The Verdict '- Youra Brighter Day Seeret Storm Ed&e ol Nldlt The Ea;Iy S~ow . D ~0 Your l!sso Reporter 1:45 Sporta Parade . e, ) ':~ ,·:. .dwl : 3:00 3:15 3:8Q 4:011 I o ~ ~~::~:~:. ·~!~;~~~~~f3rt ' ·lt~ Q~f ~'l'· :r t "'-1~ ' ' ' ! 8!00' •What About Thot 8:1~ Oouglu Edivarda "$:!1(1 ·Weathenuan 8·8~ Wednelda~ ' '· I' ..•. Sto.Hts , Dr,ug Store. 11:50 11· m. .· Daily l :f.1q, Ildi'¢ 1••• Meigs Cou11ty 1 A R, 1 ;rtl 11:10 11.15 11·30 11:45 12·00 12:30 1:00 1:36 2·00 2;30 2113 j"'"" ~ewa ~eadll.o.. " NlleWatcll tonlllbl WCHS-TV ·oAIL v ' ts J! 6:00 8:30 7 oil 1 1 ag~lnst th~l)l 5:U s1.jf ' s c""' tJM'II''- M ,'1 • ·RUARK REPORT :J• 1 W TUESDAY Boy Legal Notice I NOTICI TO CONTIACTORI I nATI OP OHIO ' 000 DEPARTMINT OF HI$HWAY$ . " '\II"W '111-1 ' LIOAL NOTICIColu. . . Ohlt, Auf!nt 16. lfl7 IContiM!td '"Ill P~ Qnol. 5~~~~~!!~~,~~~;at1Jrdlavl ~'1"1 u,,..~~~O't~'Rl'J (unJfty ' 1 1.erRRI!et\IJ'alt, Will. T~ta. Eail~ R!; """.. , HHI~ · ' ~d ~Plo"' (I~ ~ Ropab ol MaiiCin. lQif~l11 ca~r,,hoM • 7-JH IJid A re~nl~n of,~h<ICI!Dratei ' 1!1 re~def!!'e arel!Jltlllll'!ll!li:¥1 eo.led prOJltll J.'[lll bf reicelv· JKII'~r .\!IVQ 1J'aut llanll, 12 ,... and riot be' ltCert1lnil; end lhe 'un- ed at 'the o!llee '' o( the ·~tate 0)'11; Explorer ·~1 Z'70 <if Item '""''~'-'""""·- known hel!t, «eviitet,lefiiH'ext llliJI>way Dlr..tor o1 Ohio, at coi- ,I~ek Grov, . Ji"' P5!~· three boy• culP,rs t~!!JIR•~n~ umbu~ Ohio; · unOI 10:00 ,\1. Jl Tr~p 1f ~..g,alllpolio, iit Anlhw ~~ ~dl1 ~ 1 Ohio ~ern) 'Stlndlll'd Time, m " wort • 1 .,.; oop 243 Tate; ft' cl'eeea1e~. I 'l'a , If~ Wedneodal, lleptelnber 11, 11157 ~ Roel: ~"",!;. WoN•· seven, dec,ased, flttrl Carter,, !f,!flcealld: f("'llm(li'O'Ieme~l! In .t.~:~Ik:ll 0 ' " ' aveo. Lew lll!d WUI C•rlf•·!! cllleFcWW wbOae· ~~ No& 1 t.. 8 lnclu· Humo'rou~ . ~llhl!Mht or t Pfaeet , ol r..ldeilee Unlqjown ~ve , are olferod .. one project II M~ltC' pte Uo !1<' ~~:t.lft~~ , '(ier~lp~~· , ltrndctwl!l •!Je IWarded hone eon :::~owDickoon 1:::'\he ~ta~ praln~f.'''wel .,.~Ar.; 1 •. · , pi on ~te'l'iAn fii!RI _ •t '"' the oq 1.1l(fflf.ll No. 1 retum, of ao ext•'!'lon cord p1eee July ift~7 llj Com!"on Pie~a <:qp(l . Athens C<>onty, Ohio, on .sec. by pleef, Of Me!SJ Counly, Ohio, the Wlte lip¥ 0.~, 1,.14, 1 ~~ ~ IIQ, 6Jate Georse A Hout Jr assistant being Caae No 19.$78, allediut, Route No. ' 2iil In ·Ames aM 1dtstrlel commloaloner 'presented among other t~lnr. tb4) lh~ ~1~t!l: Tr•IM>Ie :j'6wDibiPI, by applylni partJclpatlon awardi ior aetlVItie! liiiis th, owner n fee JlmRI• aild • .bltWII\OOUI Ir•!fm~»l, Item•' durlna two lain. Hout gave the In 11tual ppooe8ijpn ol th~ fol!O;*.- ;t'-30, T-32 lll"trd! to Ttpop ~. 203, 200. 209 lng· d!"<ribed real~··· lo-'1'11: ,. hveq.ent: 1\Vldt'h 18 reel, ·and Cub PfiCko 203 and :»>t lor 1participation In lhe Gallla County .'l'h!~{o~pillng ret! estat.e illli- Lenilh 28.~.80 feet • ated lif.th• VlllaJe Gl llldU~, WldJ~ 20 feet, Length 1.1)56 00 I junior lair, aad II) Troops 241 , Cnunty ol Melga and Stale of 0'!1• fe't. 1249, 250 aad Explorer Post 27, "'7".,..:,.,-;:,..,.:;..,.:_,,..--''- aod deaerlbed 'II foiloWI' Total Len(th 29.82080 feet or lor partielp•Uon In the Meigs Jy !ollowlng lhe wedding at lbe ,:•r,n:if t;•G~e·;:~ ~.61 m•les CountJ fAir br•de's parenta. An arrangement , •'on ol Lol .. 0•• •• In tbe To- of Prop-l Wo. 2 ' 11 bite d I"' •d " "" I!Pb Sll~r. M-tJ.ld dillrlrl Scout 1 o w a"" '"'' uoe aa a Middleport; !hence Nor!h 3!' deM~an County, OhiO, on Sf<- executive, made opeclal awards or eenlerp4>ce lor lhe- bddOI' table aree 20' Eaol287 !tel following tile lion o.oo, S!AIIe RI)Ute No 280 ·~ ~outroaate• eo"'ml81ion to Jim and wlia Ollnked on either by East line of oald Lot No I and ID llomer Townahlp by app(yong a lfafkWOMh •l( Gallipolis and to The .. tension thw;eof to !h~ South aldJ bllumlliOUS triatment, J(omr T 30, VO(Unleer lcadero serving on tbe of the Dla!Uond JloUo" llj>•q; 'f.32. dlst'4t <OilJflllee D~bon moilf lbence In an Westerly cliretllon 'Pavement; Width 18 teet. , a 1~\al .ward to Jilll ReeJe, the loll~wlng th, .$0uth line of-;• Length' 20.014.00 reet or 3110 ~~\"\ll!W'~ tey. roa~ t'!o111 ... !tel to . , mrl.. whleb"ij an exterillon of the eilt ,,.,..., IW. ·, MU!r the p•clnlc oupper, the Une of aald Lot No. ~; ~~~nee Melga County, Ohio. on Sec:· boyo panded aer011 lhe IUJptnSouth 31 detll'ae 20' Wool to )jle !ions O.OOB, 0.00, Q.41, U1, 4 57, loot bridse to; the Giber aide Nortbweal cornwof •!14 J.!II ~~· 4.81, ~ltt,e, ~'11'1~ J¥o 2f~ 10 Che8- of Well !"'d llldd!o S~ad' II!Yer to 2 and !t>llowi~tllh• Weal Uti\ ol te< AA~' Oii"'' To~ by ap- the hillside who""""lnentoeiiiJ said Lot lor a ; 111•LIP~• ol . . p)YiDJt a bltumJnQUJ trelltment were erectod· thlo aummer. There felt I<! l~f Sjlfl wist eo~~ pJ Item• T.3Q, T-32. ' the '~)7_at wa1 bel~, and ~· the said Lot No, 2 o ~lit N9rlll ,!}QF p~01119 nt. Wi4tb IQ 10!'1. Lens- qJII(!~Io~r~~ Pn'"' .., 1 u. I~• ol the Ru",,rd Ro~~i_t•··- w o •• 4'1Jt1•n f""" , . r " " •• 0 o ,,.m,..,.. Soulhtost.ir.~- dlr~':"'ioilo~f ··~d'iir:fc~i""1nltb 2,48J.80 Oro wu tho oerv~ pptrol fpr tbj! South Jliie 1,912\Q ~ Jm; ' ' lhe ,retreat area. Olen D. llarrllon, place Qf be(ln _ ilel}lg all q( ' '· '' Ol'fanballg~j·utl-n~ll!ion ·~111<1' LGi No. 2 Su6div)llqn ' 64 Tolal Len.J!h 48.3114.80 feel or 11 'f.lhe <~JR.Wire. Tile ond a ,areelon lhel,loiiher!Y ~di 8.16 mu.. , -· ...M·I"f~: /&. ~leltlplkj, I>Uthereof extendlntllO lhO Diamond "Proposals N<l. 1 to 8 lnelu- I!W n! li'olnl ~I'• Lutheran Hollo,' f RG¥. oive of tllll P,r~jec:t to be com- 't!lurc!l- !Ill~ a "ite"" member of the . · pleted n'ot ialer than Oclober 31. ulstrjCI "!!!l'ml e, th4 In~ Thot 1957 " .' ~~0~sora In Blddera mU!t •PII'Y· on. lhe CantP!»'ff Dl~~r Dlleber !!!II· ~roi>e~:. 10JY1f.- l!!r mqu~hfl<a- <pm,ld tbe ~p 1 1bra. l!ttroduclion ~~n 1flt)lt1Je fllitiWay Cred1t Ella- of unite and th~ir (e,ders wao by miner, C.lqm)'\'8. Obi~, Ill ' • BriJCl: cP,r ~urrJY, Ir, of Point ~q dan b~l9l'f, the dale ,.t to. Pleasant, ~ii&pt dlstrltt ~q 1111111 .. Ql1'!" ldds , SIGner for CUb Seouts, mtrodueed The !"'nl!n~m wage to be pmd Jll~· l)llcber led the opening to ,all labpr employed on tbia pon,t~.· c;ontract sball be in accordance ' T!:II,OP 2,4~ of Porperoy put on a iitlluritJiiiWlth tlle •i&Irtule of Prevailing ""gl, t!how. ~oop 203 'ot Gall•po' Hour)Y wage !tat..• )\ecertained 1l!'a Gr~e ll,elhod•st Churcb put ·.:.:.c.:·• •• "c and Delermln~ by Tlje Depart- oj ~ ~4 'j'The ijunt" Trqop 250 men! of lnlju!trlirl Relations apK1ngstiu11 dramali¥<1 "The SUn pjloable to State Rlg4way De- an<i' t~ :I!I!Pn.'' !l'ben l!urny ree_, partment lmprovenlonla In ae- og~ed ljle ~outa wbo had fill· -.,_,:-;-:" <Ol'danee wltb Sec:cioM' 4115.113 lsheil req~irementa lor advance- ' Rfi!Oul aittertlll!ll ~reaentallve. Boltlllelli-Klml>all, lao., HI mg lalilllft A.... New Yoill Clt1,16, N.Y. lilleri4 • - • diU IDalllD.Imalllor •I the pool office at Pum MEETING CALLED Till' 1:1 ace Gmld of Ep1stopal - SUbocrlpVOil Ot.lo. ntes: Dell~e11 b1 mrier where available 30 eeatt per IUO.t ""' monlll, IL aftemoon eocept ~unday by The Obto rubll!.bed eve11 Reunion Of - ---·-==1 Daily Sentinel Daybook I! 41\~ me~! TfaJD • "' •. :.1~ gram. Troop 200 of Bidwell acted ' out "C.mle Baoeboll." Troop-and· lf· F~ . Poat of Muon bad another ·•Jj. • ' oklf. Ciinpoiee iwirds bfDiebon, (c.;e.;;.,.t ~="Ontl "Scoutmelt.t'l )I(QUIO" by D•l•b· ,r, hummitlll to llpe came before tr 1.,11nrontiil~~. .. the Sunday nl4bt tlltmiS8al the 0010 ~01 tllp ~u•h ont, 1raek1, ~ ~. ~· or l!"llf"fe mtaMtt ·~ eut off, Herbert JIIDllly, "a ihopkee from St Andrew, oald with . l~ntlpuofl ,,... '"" Ona) shudder ~'Jljl"uw maD, wo N~ 11. DWf>om, preoldent of en and e Ol/ll dl¢," the Na)I•n~ Safety c.unetl, ..,d "I uw le iu( In lwo." ~~~ lho bldi11'1Y earri1ge wa1 "trqlc" Ramsay "It was I horrible, II.,. •nd "dlscouroglnl" · lo safety of rllylnilolpt" · c'! ' llelalo and JaW' enforcement or The only 11/or&e aueb troaedy ltqefl In lt5l ''The ~Wt~robahly w•ll he attull .!lilfloeatefi"Ji!. ~ Ulllul :life between 4$() an4 4~5. paaalng oqr wont previoUI Mfeellll\t , eotlmate ud 1111r 1a11 year's wtal hPI!Uled 11"- Y.ept a~ Iii Atwblcb li'U 437.'' Deubcm aaid crqllJl.l, w~re tlO PWOD1 w~e Tile r•4 J.tb.!lr Da; tr411ic toll killed. , vm 4~ oet In •1951. I Two q1 t1!J! ooii9P'• .worst highway WJ'Oiia kllli!d l1ve penon• " each, aad another eraab kiiJed three persou. Jtut moat of the Mal~~ l" -n..to fatal aec•denll were ondiVJdual - "' ll- ~~ ·~;, tracedlel, ,.odl~g 0., loU moun~ lng alqwh bul i!l!!xorably Suil for dlvon:e has ~~een l~ed In addltjqn, lhe IP"m stat!JtleJ in Melp County Common · Plm do not talle Into aeeount the C.urt I!Y Roll" Winebreli!W, ~ ...r.. Gf p<nolll biWpitallzed With RCU!e. aPlnsf Ka!lepe Wlnftbfen· paiD!ul traffiQ aedi!•ut lnjuri". ~. Coolvli(J!, 0. W!balet: fiHI nor l!lf ~YJ toll llj P'Ol\"rtY F•lll rfill'. the plfjntllf. d11D41•· q~o C(l!u~lty Co.1• ~~ Hl/llii!On, Q., hi~ lilell 1p .....,. lor muey only Ia amo~~PtJll• ...,.· 17 plua ..... i.Pll1ll fftnk ¥!11Uu, Vinton RD 1 Webeter aad Yalta ppeaflld 101 u,e pt."'ljlf (Conllft!IO!I ,... P~t~ Ono) _a_~--'--In traffic mllbapo JllYen below tbe 30 predleted b; tbe OhJo c~ISIOM.I!If ..., St~te !Ill~ C'WMi!· The 114!ll11 el ~~r ·~ The qv~f ""'"' tqll of 211. Jion~n .,...... !I!"Ua& ~f lii!Pt . includmg five dtownlnp, one kill cl~ -wn !!! Ill!! <ouriH~. 11~1!ed m • P•I¥K •r.ll• 4!111 9flr llll· t••• bliil,ia•e~ wu on II>• qef!!L ed in :.ran;~ rlf Ulldtr the "" • · · eouneil'• predietlon of 41 1 Oblo reall;d a reC<ri a ...,. 44111•1 ~qllsl ..- ~ ~ DJl weeke~q ~ Y•ll'· 11lirtr 'I'"' killed In ~. ,..,~ 4rowt~ed. and II& died · or miseellaneoua SJ!~VICE '""'"· 111.11 fn itlle o•Io bad 34 Lllbor Day weebnd' lalllillfl, lllclud•ng Z9 DBf on lbe l!ium" l!r!! ~ownlnp and three miseei!Jneou& • '" ~· P4n:Pt ltiD S'I'EVIINS l'O • Wfa., UPThe ' Green Ray faeWI traded HQ•UE / end Ken Vakey•to the 'l>iltlburgh '1ft 1 ~ 4 llJI8 elpioe Football Lea1ue ~ , " Call 6ttN ,, • ' · playeri, VPf!y Is 1 N. w A• MIJJI ,., 1 Texy Tec:b. 2113 6-.: 7 - '" :1'._ Death.Toll 1' :~J'.!-~1i\'f',!!,~ft!J·* wnt I fwo Suit" FI'Ied In .,.....,11«: Woman 'Ki]Jed a. LAUNPRY CO :rH£ ,POMEROY CEMENT 1\~ Jll~rlt (11·3), 1ll5.0~ Of (17'6) (17-4), 4115 ()5 ' SUerandled \lie bi!dJe! (174a), and ftl5.0'1 groug 8ln8•1111 of ot lbe Revised Code of "~amp C~e~er." Troop 243 o! Oh10.. ' ~citle. ~r~ted 11The Sneeze". Tbe bidder mll!\ su~mlt with T!'OOP ~1 of Roc~ Spnnp gay0 bb bid a certifie'd eh..~ Ill lbo "The Tin l-izzie " Troop 25jl of ainottnt o1 $3,900.00. New IJ'ave~ ~d ''!'he Ghosl Story." Plans and ~pOcifi.,tlollJ ar~ on At th11, point, Brigas retumed in the . depal'llllent of lllgh- pieJem,•l !he extension eord ways •nd the office of the divi~ w~l~b Dickoon bad missed ion deputy dh;•ctor. 11oul ~me next With the fall The , dlreetor relerves the awards Siler led the song, "Rerjght to reject any and all bids. glon Four". Troop lQO of qallipoGEOR&I J, THORMYER, 1 1is gave ''The Wettmg Day Preach· ~ctl"- Dlroet<w. er" Trttop Z\)6 was he/ll'd 111 ''l'he (8) 26 (9• 3 2te l~dlln tighter " The .t¥1, Britigl, ' ' , Siler, Murray, Harrison, Dilcher, D•c'l"on and Hout, then oang Mr. and Mrs. Joe McC.mb~ of •'tllemeptllle." Pltt!burgb, Pa.. are Vlllllnt with Siler irid Dickson's presenta· Mr an~ Mrs Probe Roush 1 and tiona to Hackworth and Reese Mr and Mrs. Donald F. RollS~· were[ g~J.l ~n tilt Cflllpllre pro- (I Hal ~-......"i' qwoo:t tfwtn. .on c on 990 -' ~ocTMY.' I ._...,.. . ' ·or, Your / NOTICE OF APPLICATION ' Ptiblle NoOce is bereb7 lhat ~allie Zerkle, <lb1 Tragstj.r h11 flled 'Radio Dical formula ' On -every can Olive lna:chti• '"""to ft'tOJ~~ ....::=-...::; .,. : ::.:: ....._ . I . ::-:-_:.~_: -·······- ........ . __ ____.,.·~· 't ..,;-_·_:" :;m ..... = ...... • •• , _:._ II... i '. I ' '$' ·'1!1' nawn .' ' I,! ; Free "l.,st.llhtion· ~~ . '" ' .I ,. ' ' ' TIR£5 * fe'*· BATTIRIES.- * SlAT COV.R$ ' * MUFFLERS .~.· , I"'"• ---- Mv. ~~· SHOP MO:OilE'S P.ubUe• O)llo an u~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~:~~ •1 traet1 motor by aaG1ng tne The Amerlcon leal Company, Ohio ullntl the me~l: 2 lraetors and 'lntorea~ parties further lnlormallon u to plloallon ~Y"'tddrel8lns' the lle Ulllllleo Commllslon of Columbur. Ohio. ' " Hallie 3erkle, db1 , Znrklo Tranafer CQ. 14 RaiO Street Mlddl011orl, Ohl~ (8) 19, 28, (II) 2, Stc , ·:1YRA(;· U-SE; PJtoae 1'1 I ~ I; Service Entrance OnSec•n.cl St. •' ·, , •• .... '~ ~ ·~·~·p. ' " USE A IILD-A-COUHT P~l Y~l Ho111t lll!ll~·~~llt end 11.;..1! H..W. Conveni,nt at.l~g~;t 'Terms at Moore's Busy . Stores ... PH,~NI! · 3~--y LJ,OQRiS fMI. . ",·' 1 ·' Pqmeroy Ohio fHo ~.,., Paym,nt •lu '-i~l· A, $~.00 M~tnl:t\ly INQUil~ T004Y THl PCMQY ~~ ILOCI U Y&n of C~nllaaoua servtee Pltone sa.or 415 ." '\ j • �• •, I ; " ' The Daily Sentinel I IIIVO'tED It INTEJESTS OF MEIGS-MASO~ AIU!A , l IICHARD S. OWIN- OINIRAL MANAGIR RIYNOLD 1. GRIINI - EDITOR Clwttot L. Tan~~thlll, lttff Wrlttr, St>ortt ldllor S..l..ool m""IIC TELEVISION GU WSAZ -TV Chahfl" HOSPITALIZED AGAIN Leonard Hess Jr, who under· went surgen a week ago was ret•med to "M·' ISS Gen'ernl Hospital when~ l1e 1s reported as lmprov ' ~ 55 7·00 DQO 10 00 tO 30 11 00 11 3Q 12.00 nek[ oae year Lo advance at 'l'be Dally Senl 1nel ofllct, •1560; Ill Church Will meet at the home of I'ODIQI, $'7.80; three monllu, 13.110. B7 motor route where JV.Uiahlo· Mrs Fred Crowe ~ Jr , Thursday at 10e moath $1. By 1DIII one year ta; Ill montha, $4 2D; lbret moDlha 7 30 ll m v...., CHANNIL 3 On Todty Romper Room Tbe Prlee Is Rlt1hl Truth or Consequeneel Tie Tac Dough It Could Be You Tex /1. Jln~ ~•ID Sen RETURNS TO HOIPtTAL ..... lrle., at llO Hec:baale Ill.. P!GIIIOI', 1). Buatneoa olltee pboiiO • 'Marcw Chrlstme Halstead was 12:30 Current II tortal olfl<oe obODI' llf' returned to Ch1ldren'~o Hospital Ccr 1:00 My Little 'Marglo Miss Sherry Cottrill of Yf)ung tumbus on Saturday for a cher.kup 1'30 Bride ~qd Groom FIRE CALLS St, now employed ln Columbus, 3 ()() Queenl For A Day apent the week end w1tb her _par· The Middleport Fore Department s-45 Modem l!ol!\ances enb, Mr and Mrs. Francis Cot- was called at 3 10 p 11\. Saturday 4·00 Comedv ttmo tor a fm~ at the village dump At trill 4:3~ Movietlme 2 50 p m Sunday the Ftre DeBY ROBERT C. RUARK Mr and Mrs Homer Hart!ook 5·30 Popcye Presents A strong-minded chap 1 tnow were week end guests of their partment was called below Hobson fOr a grass f1re parenlB here " 8:00 Spinach Playhoull has got a new thing about tl ppmg Mr and Mrs McCo)' Snavely and 8:30 Weathercaat veil come •nto Whleh -•bt "neson, Charle~; Mr and Mr!l Sam OES MEMORIU SIRVtCE 6:85 &porta Eye common use and rdorm ,the Marr and Lots Gall Vanover and Evangeline Chapter, OES, wil1 8:45 NBC New• whole t~ching·palm poltcy l~s a Kathyleen Green, all members of have a Memorial Service at the1r 700 FeotiYal of Staro devlee I ve bfen uslnj to a mJI.Jer Wilkes Grange attendld inspe~ regu lar meetmg Thursday at 7 30 Ptnlc 7•30 degree, but thn ktd has hit on • tion of Hunllniton Grange at Vtn. at the Masomc Temple acrordmg Meet McGraw 809 the ~'I st~k ton, August 23. to the announcement by Mrl Wll· 8.ao Sumsner,'l' ./lYII<!NI8 Lets understand hnt that Mrs Lena Cray spent a week' a lis Anthony. Worthy Matron. Re· 900 Nal King Cole Show !here are many people who, clue vaeatton wHil httr son, Dale, and treshments will be served after 9•3() O'Henl'y PlayhOU!t to the cheapness of their em ramtly m Columbus. tht meetmg IO:(l!) A Jian Coiled !C plo)t'Ts d•ptnd on Ups to make Ruth Lonr, of C.Iumbuo spent 10 30 l'I1W> Heatfllnl!l up thett major Income But thl~ the week. e.td with her parent&, GARDENERS TO MilT 10:40 Nltewateh b not real!) our fault, I! H, now Mr and Mrs Chauncey Lema ' The Amateur Gardeners Club 1~ 00 Tonight And 1t doesn't cntttle the hpv1rgm 1a Hall of Columbus spent w1ll meet Wednesdoy at 8 P m at 100 ,IGN OFF re~Jpient to bakaheesh not enter· the week end wilh Mr. and Mrs lhe home of Mrs. C. E Blakeslee, ed on the tab. A tljl 18 oupposedly Max H•ll Lincoln Hetghta, and members are awarded f<~r services 11b0vt and reminded that dues are to be paid beyond-certahaly not fo1 betne Randy Phllilps spenl the past at tblo time. surly, ne&hKent, or just plalfl two week• with his grandparttnts, Mr and Mr.. William Buck ol atupld 0!1 PICNIC Rutland and attended Bible acbool The Past Matrono and Past P,J, In effect, hare a walter or a at the lllelhodlat Chun:h. / lrona or Dlatrlot 25. QES, wni barber or a cab driver wh~n I Mrs Rebeoea Dyer o! Bidwell bave their annual ~Iente at jbe TUUDAY enter their domam People who wu a gueslA for several days of J(uonle park, !t!arielta, SUndaY, --- ~ CHANNIL I work for tip! are essentially Mr and Mrs Frank Gray., September 8 at 12 45 p. m. 7ml Jlmlllli Dean aalestnen who Qre worklns on The Flower Show held Sunday, 7 30 Boston BlaeiMe l:!orumlssion aa:ainst 11 small draw Aug 25, by the Wllkoovllle GarHONOR COURT TONIGHT 800 Captala l(angaroo lng ICOOUnt II they soli well, den Club was well attended. La· The public 11 cordially Inylted u~ CBS Nelia they reap well II they sell poor· die• exhib•ted flowers and attend· to attegd the Court ol Honor to 8:50 Local News , , A(JIOM a Pncloua ''· wr• ly they aren t entUled to so ed lrom Gnlllpolls, Middleport, be held'lblo evening at 7 p m. at 1. J'lora an4 . JtDn• 1 cuk 9.30 Garry Moore much as that foreotten coin, the Hutland, Dexter, MeArthur, Vin· the MlddiO!Iort Legion Hall by I flllll& ol& 4. TV part ,7, Nymphl lrt)ar Gocl(re,t Pomeroy nohl!e reported today 1.30 Strike II l\lch nlc~.el lon Township. Mrs James TltUi of Troop 245, Boy Scouts o! Amerjca, ' repon ~. Clooe to (·Hoh. 10:30 damages eotlmated at $175 were 1 lunk fencet e. - Truman - Para. was the lud~e. and the Cub Scout Pack of MltlNewa This friend ur mine says he Rutland lnflleted on hl{o automobiles wb1eb 11:00 ' u· EnerrJ put 1 7, Melo4y diN) Mr and Mrs Clovis Straws· dleporl. Scout representatlne, loKatie's Almanac 11:10 11118 ftniiiY developed enough baugh o.ltentled the State Fair last collided Saturdav at the intersec- 11 15 Love of Llle I• , 11110 a I Strike 21. col olllclalo Including Chief of Pocourage t() pay the exact umoont rriUblliO I I 8quart4 (COII.oq.) tion ot Butt.ernllt•av and W. Main· Sunday 11'30 Search l>r Tomorrow or Ute check and walk o-ut of the Clara Phillips spent the week llee Bartrum State lllgbway Pa11. Stand•lip atone SO. at ab~t 12'30 p. m. trolman Davl; and othen will be ll:45 Guiding Light '· . joint if the walter 1!1 surly, .un- end at her home here iS Ploret 10 Boll tnalde l voke preacnt tor the 'ceremony 12:00 - ::aile', Kltcb ID Act:Ordlng t'l. tbe report llled by euntorl 11. Eatlnr Sl..Ue obl•gintl, or hostile. n; aayo he The Wllkfsville Bean Dinner 11 lal•r4•r'• A•n• 12 30 :_. the World Turlll Patrolman Jed Webster, Eugene quarten reatrtct. cJin louk the walter ih the eye will be Saturday, Sept. 7 15 Cavity .,. -..sa Deer of 18 Conttet. (warahlpt) td menu 1'/orrls, 18, 269 W. Main-s!, pulled ·1·00 Our 11-ftss ~rooks and go h~me to sleep more Geurq:la Gray. Columbus, epent India latton 19. Enemy 33 n.mollah h11m • stop onto Main. His 1957 1·sn 1:ouseparty soundly lhan his bableo the week end with Frank and EltO Medieval 17 Lieutenant 20. Water cntt 36 Wins .. Por.IU.., owned by Alvin Norris. 841 Payoff 1 know mY boy, and with hltn va Gray ttle "-. hls father, was struck in the side 2:txl The Verdict li Yours (abbr ) 22 Come up like 2•30 It am't economy The very next f3 M111'1 name 18. Forward 2l Wrltlng flutd 37 Republic by • 1941 Plymouth driven by 3.00 Brighter Day Willter or cabbie w:ho treat& h1m labbr ) 10. Younr tl!h 24. Little girl (8. A. I Jack Kl Braley, 16, 902 E. Mam, '3·15 Secret Storm iOOd geta do•ble the .. pccN!tlon. \ 20 Exota_..,.....,.,...,.,,...,...., Pomenv·. owned by Homer Bra- 3 SD Edge of Nlgtt In abort, he Is buildi ng up J rna.Uon ley. fund oft the bums to reward the 4·00 The Early Show JuJhce or Peace R yrindl ey 21 Punctua.t1on deoervlng Pohee raid the Braley youth ad· 5.30 Your Easo Reporler rn&Tk 111 ror the past two days and mttted th, "eeJdent was h1s fault ~··5 Sports Parade 24. Dllrrunt1e4 under tloetnrM' orders 'to take It He hat " one-mun plan to re· (colloq) There wert "'ll inlur1es and no el· r .!Ill Weatherman cn~y for owhll~" Bald warrants for volutlonlxc tbo Upping b"'ln"'' 2~ lnocttvity tations tss1,1ed 1'00 ~ 'I'~QOnference the arr~t of siK eoal truck driV· When he's had ' louoy de•l. he , ·- IT.C.m braot 6:111 '111!\\ II"Edwardl fr~ chargee! with overloading J l"''kl the dealer In thl'f"'- and 2U:jecte4 6·90 Teltphone Time may be Jssued toda)' announe~ bhat ~e'• ' a.-17 11 32. Opon 7:00 Phil Silvers Sbow good tipper, but he doesn'l tip Why does the 'number of high· The drivers li nored citations (poeUc) 7•30 Pl'lfBte Secretary ror ICi. -\mbled orders, bnek talk way deaths rtsc as the sun goeR '33. Gained by the State Patrol last week 8·00 To Tell tbe Trulb Inattention, or aurltnou When he down' 34. Greek letter Orlndley said the w1mantt };'/Ollld How fast shoul d )OU drive at 8·30 Spotlight Playhou" dollbleo the expected tlp lor 3~ Overhead he ftled unlerts Ura Swisher. op8:00 $64,0W Question ROOd per!ormanee, be explalno night' 38. J'orttfy Can a man 1511 yean old with crt~tor of the Swuher Coal Co . 9.30 Playhouse of Myotel')' the why lor or the extra larJC&8e 37- Walk back · "to Rlrulghten It up " 10·00 UP-I&tbe·mlnute Ntlll 11 enoueh people do It, he •ay• 20120 vision see as well at nigh~ appeared anf.forth New~ 10 03 Scanning the Weather The Patrol wall reported deter· at Moon he !l~t~rea that the word'll spread, ns a HO.year"'ld man with 20/20 mined to call for U81stance from 10 10 The Late Sbow vision! valleya and Ule rude menial will havt Are present headll&htl adequate nearby counJIC!I to open a cam· 41 lllcrell to come Into line or starve palgn ot chocking every eoal •z A Hebrew lie lan't too far wruny I k~ow for modern drlvlna? trtlek on Mel~:s Coun tY hlthways 1 patriarch another tough-headed lad who Tbe8e are Rome of the qucaUons lm mediately 43. To tll.ICrlbe ~ractlcally reorganized New York asked by Phlt Hlneh In an Inter 44.Toavot4 cab drivers' Inellnatlon to pull cstlntl book juHt publlohcd by PaMeanwhile, Grindley lined 45. Pondered up on cro!lwaiks, driving the geant PreS!. The book - The Frankijn Lemley, Ch"l"ton, IV DOWJI p<detlrlan.o Into the cruel "a ol Nighttime Arcldont Problem - Va., 1211 and cOlts Friday fotr l. Dlocelllll lnlfto. He would merely open does a thoruuah job of lnveatitial shooting a sqWrrel out oL 861501\. TUIIDA 'r CHJoNNIL 13 ' head the door of the cab, walk lhrough ing a probhJm that has conCu1ed Game Warden Dolph Joachim 11.59 Sign On 2. Olant , _ the baek ,..t, bow polltely to oa!ety and traffic olllelals lor made lbe arrest near POI'tland. 12:00 !Jlber~ ' DAILY CRYI"l''QUOIE.:.Here'l ·how to work lt1 the oeeupants, ond leave both years Why do three times 11 11·30 The GHt~ben Wade Show Owen Partlow, Pomeroy, was A' X Y D L BAA X B doorJ opon. many hllhwoy latalltleo occur at 1:15 Neitihbel' . Ia LONGFELLOW 1 aloo Invented • tiimmlck ol nitlht " durlnt dayltaht b.. nt lined ~ and costs lor· IntoxJca. 1:30 ' Movie HaUnee my bwn W.hen a csb driver lalJ· More lmportlmt 1 the author offer•• tlon and Donald Perry, addr~a One latter olmP\Y otand.o for another. In thla oamplo 4 II ~iad 3:00 American Bud•tan• e4 1o thank me for s tlp...-and I some practteal •olutlons to the unknown, was lined $20 and cosh fo• tho tbrM L'o, X lor lha two O'o, oto. llrlftl litton. apoa. 4:00 .Carloon Club £or speeding Both arreots had am an over1enerOUJ aent w~th problem. tropbll, tho lenrth and formaUon ol l(ll WOrdl 1ft &U btntl. buen made by the Slat& Patrol. tho pourbolr&-.1 u10d to merely Kaoh day the code lattora an dtflonnt. '8:00 llleke7 ldouae Club The ' "Ie problem ol , nltiht Authorltlea here returned Bt:r 1et out and Iene the door open I:Otf Five Star Final c.,~o,_ Clatlalllll On most old !uhloned cabo, k lalalltlel bolls down to the fact nlef Laudermllt, 16, Wyllls ijl[l, 8:15 John Daly •1\4 Nm ' that lnlii>ano are .not mode to iee Pom'eroy, !rom Wheeling, W Va. IIH!ant the driver bad lo 1et out OPLJ'RXO OXNSX VM~ J'XKHQDP, and walk clean around the cab after dork Tbe author, In what over the Ion& week end to laee 8:90 Conlllct 1 to abut the back door, bocau,. Is tho flrlll known book speelfl- eharJes of contempt In Juveni!tl UOI MNYCIXYP, CTJ' VMN COHKH,t& • '1.:80 Wyatt Earp eally devoted to a detailed InveslCourt before Jud.ie John Baoon. he e~~uldn'l '!neb It over the 8:00 Broken MrO'It 1 llatlon of the eauoea and cures Mlu Laudermllt, In •••tody ~ 1:10 Telephono Time met". Tlpplntt to me, Io n<xt to the of nlaht latalltlet, IUIIeBtl sev- Middleport Pollee bod been re· Cl')'(lloquolel THE PEOPL& NEVIll QIVI 'UP D:IK! ~ Sp7 leased !rom joll for her apptot· atom as a olcknen of the tlrneo eral oolutlona THiiiR •LIHIITIIII BUT UNDIII 101111 DILUIIOII People attempt to buy polltenea• Loalcally, bit Unt tuaeotlon II anee in court She left lhe area .JliiDND BURKI. and unl~e due to their own that olllzeno and their elected an~ and was picked up In Wheelln1. ' • Plltn•••t4 '' 111o1 --,lra4tcatt fean-jllll ea America trloo to appointed olflclalo reeogntae the Denzil Jones, Loen)vllle, w. buy fi'Iendahlp abroed bY WB!ting problem Stranaely, he t)O!nlt oul, money You wind up baled lor not much atLenUon h11 been &lven va., 23, charaod with Gr!YIQI )'Ollr doUjlh, and hatod double to lhe lad that more aocldenll while Intoxicated by tha •horllro \· wlltn YAltl don't pareel out enotb hoppan at nltihl although there Ia dep~rtment, has been released ed fOOd hunk to loiJow tho had onl)' oue-hall ., muoh traffic then under $300 bond.' Olllcers atlld he rehued a blood •leohol teet. '' mont)' H• then !ueh practical Pomeroy Patrolman Henry We bave tipped Ihe Engllllh oolutlona u the redu Uon olopead lnlo hatin1 u~ The French loathe at nt&ht, tralnlnr driven how to Werry arrested these persons· tllar"• Mu8ier, 18. Pomeroy nearl7 any rtt.tlon you can natnt' handle nltiht-drlvlnC problomo, RD 9. f.or throwmg bel!r botUe11 Into batt& ua 1'ht Fnnoh loathe Ulhllnt daiiCtr•u• roado 1nd "' The llldlano spend the 11Mlnf~ otreeto and utlllalng rellootlve ma· out ol ~ car on a hlahway at and the fawn on Ule Rulltanl. terlal• to make hazards more vis- 2 12 a m S•nday. lle Is Ieee o• o $26 bond We t!lrow It around IJke a drun· Ible. ' ken o((Rlan up frOm the boon John Emery Wilt. 43, 1131 dockl 10 oample the nlaht 1111 In Tile oum'l)aUon Of hla Mok Pearl Street, Middleport jolled New YOlk or Miami or Las Vegu alltea that hmlul, no matter lor dbturblntl the peace 1nd In· Jut lntorMtlonally, the people what tbelr rorm, muot lJO made late Friday nlaht. we Up otlll 11ve us th• aurb' mon vlll~lo ot nllbt It !1 1m- to~Iootlon Ardel Braden, 44, Letart FallJ, loot and Ute Inotnrlent ptrlorn•· poollble, he malntaiDe, to 11ve jailed. Saturday for Intoxication anct and 1 demand, like 1 eon· bumono better niJbt vllion. He remained In custody Tuesday tllrll w I bead wolter lor extl'l clalmt, however, thDI It It a relalnODif for dOIDI what they're al· Vvtly ol~t~ple matter lo make hu- mC~rnlng M Karnes, 44, Bedford. ready ~aid for ardo more vlllble. Ho cites <110 o..John arr.,tod lor disturbing the 'l'bll iJOI a little more serlo•• hlotory after caae hlotqry In which Fnduy, ol!o w., In jail to· !bon 1 flnt Intended but there'• obout PO worlh of reflectlvt sian• a pret!J fllr moral here over- pre1tllntad •ecldenll and •ved da). • .~p<ndtnJ, from !rl~ht or 1nsecur live!. Two arrusts reporttd by t~e • Ity, wltltjllr It be with • walter The Important thin(, oeeordlng Slate Patrol lncl•dlld one ol Ell· or 1 naUon, never bouaht any\ 1o tho author, 11 that oomothlna abeth B l'ulk!, who pooted ~ lhln1 but comempt and an o•t be' done now In an11 whers n- bj>nd aualnst a' tralfle charrJe and ' iUf!ebed hand ror more With a 11111, can be productd wUhln pl'll· ~ayden M Blakely, a olmU,r qter beblnd ro•r baet ond trea ent budaeta rather than wait for bond lor unoale op•~1t1on ol a tllel'1 oround the corner upenolvo - but dlatant new to- vuhiele , (CoPI')'llhl, 19D7, bY United Iutlona. ROUND tAILI INTUID rea~e 8)'fldleote, Ill<) ~---<-MAYS LANDING, N J. UP MOTOIIO~T Hits CARS RAPW c('I'Y, S. D- A motor· ~U~II< City race traell olllclak boll eoUid•d l'Jl~ liJII em ilown ianouneed toda)r thai Round Ti\<J' Nn '!'be C\111 on Ita lraller llie, winner or last Sat\n.oUi'l ll!'."'lltO ~ lacob Sllllll.ol and had broken lilooe li'oln lhe cor }JietlCift l;)&rby, wiU be ll•llaod ,w«e Sunday he" ~m Cbleltl~ Wedne~ 1IG lltelr lit ODd IOW\ria It and t~ down run Ia the 1100.000 Unlled Nalltllll' Ra,Id City'• lltlln ilittt undl It Mr: and C:rwed. llon4Ie.t> ~ " ' - r I, 5·5~ 6·00 9.00 tO·OO 10.30 11 ·00 5:30 8:35 7·30 8.00 8·00 9·30 10:00' t0·30 10·411 12·00 NBC Newt · : ' !4'ayor ol the Tow' Father ottobwe leot Kraft TV ThH\It j Thll Your Life Waterfront to lilatiQueralle Port; CRosswoRD I r' l l ·' Warrants May Be Issued Today THE DRlVER'S For 6Drivers SEAT 1 m bl; ;till the~~~ .a~~ '~l ' W!DNIJDAY 7 00 Jimmie Deon 1 SO Booton lll.lcklt a.oo Captain Kl•llllDI• 8:4~ CBS Newa 8 ~ft Local Mew• 9:00 Fred WorlDI a· so Garry Moore 10:3Q 8lrlk1 It ,Rich n·oo No.w.s Kalle'a }.jmanae Love of 1Jij Search lor Tomorrow Guldl~g Ll'ht Katie'! l!:ttenen As th• wori. Tt!JU Our Milo Brooka Houaepar3 · Bl& Pay~ The Verdict '- Youra Brighter Day Seeret Storm Ed&e ol Nldlt The Ea;Iy S~ow . D ~0 Your l!sso Reporter 1:45 Sporta Parade . e, ) ':~ ,·:. .dwl : 3:00 3:15 3:8Q 4:011 I o ~ ~~::~:~:. ·~!~;~~~~~f3rt ' ·lt~ Q~f ~'l'· :r t "'-1~ ' ' ' ! 8!00' •What About Thot 8:1~ Oouglu Edivarda "$:!1(1 ·Weathenuan 8·8~ Wednelda~ ' '· I' ..•. Sto.Hts , Dr,ug Store. 11:50 11· m. .· Daily l :f.1q, Ildi'¢ 1••• Meigs Cou11ty 1 A R, 1 ;rtl 11:10 11.15 11·30 11:45 12·00 12:30 1:00 1:36 2·00 2;30 2113 j"'"" ~ewa ~eadll.o.. " NlleWatcll tonlllbl WCHS-TV ·oAIL v ' ts J! 6:00 8:30 7 oil 1 1 ag~lnst th~l)l 5:U s1.jf ' s c""' tJM'II''- M ,'1 • ·RUARK REPORT :J• 1 W TUESDAY Boy Legal Notice I NOTICI TO CONTIACTORI I nATI OP OHIO ' 000 DEPARTMINT OF HI$HWAY$ . " '\II"W '111-1 ' LIOAL NOTICIColu. . . Ohlt, Auf!nt 16. lfl7 IContiM!td '"Ill P~ Qnol. 5~~~~~!!~~,~~~;at1Jrdlavl ~'1"1 u,,..~~~O't~'Rl'J (unJfty ' 1 1.erRRI!et\IJ'alt, Will. T~ta. Eail~ R!; """.. , HHI~ · ' ~d ~Plo"' (I~ ~ Ropab ol MaiiCin. lQif~l11 ca~r,,hoM • 7-JH IJid A re~nl~n of,~h<ICI!Dratei ' 1!1 re~def!!'e arel!Jltlllll'!ll!li:¥1 eo.led prOJltll J.'[lll bf reicelv· JKII'~r .\!IVQ 1J'aut llanll, 12 ,... and riot be' ltCert1lnil; end lhe 'un- ed at 'the o!llee '' o( the ·~tate 0)'11; Explorer ·~1 Z'70 <if Item '""''~'-'""""·- known hel!t, «eviitet,lefiiH'ext llliJI>way Dlr..tor o1 Ohio, at coi- ,I~ek Grov, . Ji"' P5!~· three boy• culP,rs t~!!JIR•~n~ umbu~ Ohio; · unOI 10:00 ,\1. Jl Tr~p 1f ~..g,alllpolio, iit Anlhw ~~ ~dl1 ~ 1 Ohio ~ern) 'Stlndlll'd Time, m " wort • 1 .,.; oop 243 Tate; ft' cl'eeea1e~. I 'l'a , If~ Wedneodal, lleptelnber 11, 11157 ~ Roel: ~"",!;. WoN•· seven, dec,ased, flttrl Carter,, !f,!flcealld: f("'llm(li'O'Ieme~l! In .t.~:~Ik:ll 0 ' " ' aveo. Lew lll!d WUI C•rlf•·!! cllleFcWW wbOae· ~~ No& 1 t.. 8 lnclu· Humo'rou~ . ~llhl!Mht or t Pfaeet , ol r..ldeilee Unlqjown ~ve , are olferod .. one project II M~ltC' pte Uo !1<' ~~:t.lft~~ , '(ier~lp~~· , ltrndctwl!l •!Je IWarded hone eon :::~owDickoon 1:::'\he ~ta~ praln~f.'''wel .,.~Ar.; 1 •. · , pi on ~te'l'iAn fii!RI _ •t '"' the oq 1.1l(fflf.ll No. 1 retum, of ao ext•'!'lon cord p1eee July ift~7 llj Com!"on Pie~a <:qp(l . Athens C<>onty, Ohio, on .sec. by pleef, Of Me!SJ Counly, Ohio, the Wlte lip¥ 0.~, 1,.14, 1 ~~ ~ IIQ, 6Jate Georse A Hout Jr assistant being Caae No 19.$78, allediut, Route No. ' 2iil In ·Ames aM 1dtstrlel commloaloner 'presented among other t~lnr. tb4) lh~ ~1~t!l: Tr•IM>Ie :j'6wDibiPI, by applylni partJclpatlon awardi ior aetlVItie! liiiis th, owner n fee JlmRI• aild • .bltWII\OOUI Ir•!fm~»l, Item•' durlna two lain. Hout gave the In 11tual ppooe8ijpn ol th~ fol!O;*.- ;t'-30, T-32 lll"trd! to Ttpop ~. 203, 200. 209 lng· d!"<ribed real~··· lo-'1'11: ,. hveq.ent: 1\Vldt'h 18 reel, ·and Cub PfiCko 203 and :»>t lor 1participation In lhe Gallla County .'l'h!~{o~pillng ret! estat.e illli- Lenilh 28.~.80 feet • ated lif.th• VlllaJe Gl llldU~, WldJ~ 20 feet, Length 1.1)56 00 I junior lair, aad II) Troops 241 , Cnunty ol Melga and Stale of 0'!1• fe't. 1249, 250 aad Explorer Post 27, "'7".,..:,.,-;:,..,.:;..,.:_,,..--''- aod deaerlbed 'II foiloWI' Total Len(th 29.82080 feet or lor partielp•Uon In the Meigs Jy !ollowlng lhe wedding at lbe ,:•r,n:if t;•G~e·;:~ ~.61 m•les CountJ fAir br•de's parenta. An arrangement , •'on ol Lol .. 0•• •• In tbe To- of Prop-l Wo. 2 ' 11 bite d I"' •d " "" I!Pb Sll~r. M-tJ.ld dillrlrl Scout 1 o w a"" '"'' uoe aa a Middleport; !hence Nor!h 3!' deM~an County, OhiO, on Sf<- executive, made opeclal awards or eenlerp4>ce lor lhe- bddOI' table aree 20' Eaol287 !tel following tile lion o.oo, S!AIIe RI)Ute No 280 ·~ ~outroaate• eo"'ml81ion to Jim and wlia Ollnked on either by East line of oald Lot No I and ID llomer Townahlp by app(yong a lfafkWOMh •l( Gallipolis and to The .. tension thw;eof to !h~ South aldJ bllumlliOUS triatment, J(omr T 30, VO(Unleer lcadero serving on tbe of the Dla!Uond JloUo" llj>•q; 'f.32. dlst'4t <OilJflllee D~bon moilf lbence In an Westerly cliretllon 'Pavement; Width 18 teet. , a 1~\al .ward to Jilll ReeJe, the loll~wlng th, .$0uth line of-;• Length' 20.014.00 reet or 3110 ~~\"\ll!W'~ tey. roa~ t'!o111 ... !tel to . , mrl.. whleb"ij an exterillon of the eilt ,,.,..., IW. ·, MU!r the p•clnlc oupper, the Une of aald Lot No. ~; ~~~nee Melga County, Ohio. on Sec:· boyo panded aer011 lhe IUJptnSouth 31 detll'ae 20' Wool to )jle !ions O.OOB, 0.00, Q.41, U1, 4 57, loot bridse to; the Giber aide Nortbweal cornwof •!14 J.!II ~~· 4.81, ~ltt,e, ~'11'1~ J¥o 2f~ 10 Che8- of Well !"'d llldd!o S~ad' II!Yer to 2 and !t>llowi~tllh• Weal Uti\ ol te< AA~' Oii"'' To~ by ap- the hillside who""""lnentoeiiiJ said Lot lor a ; 111•LIP~• ol . . p)YiDJt a bltumJnQUJ trelltment were erectod· thlo aummer. There felt I<! l~f Sjlfl wist eo~~ pJ Item• T.3Q, T-32. ' the '~)7_at wa1 bel~, and ~· the said Lot No, 2 o ~lit N9rlll ,!}QF p~01119 nt. Wi4tb IQ 10!'1. Lens- qJII(!~Io~r~~ Pn'"' .., 1 u. I~• ol the Ru",,rd Ro~~i_t•··- w o •• 4'1Jt1•n f""" , . r " " •• 0 o ,,.m,..,.. Soulhtost.ir.~- dlr~':"'ioilo~f ··~d'iir:fc~i""1nltb 2,48J.80 Oro wu tho oerv~ pptrol fpr tbj! South Jliie 1,912\Q ~ Jm; ' ' lhe ,retreat area. Olen D. llarrllon, place Qf be(ln _ ilel}lg all q( ' '· '' Ol'fanballg~j·utl-n~ll!ion ·~111<1' LGi No. 2 Su6div)llqn ' 64 Tolal Len.J!h 48.3114.80 feel or 11 'f.lhe <~JR.Wire. Tile ond a ,areelon lhel,loiiher!Y ~di 8.16 mu.. , -· ...M·I"f~: /&. ~leltlplkj, I>Uthereof extendlntllO lhO Diamond "Proposals N<l. 1 to 8 lnelu- I!W n! li'olnl ~I'• Lutheran Hollo,' f RG¥. oive of tllll P,r~jec:t to be com- 't!lurc!l- !Ill~ a "ite"" member of the . · pleted n'ot ialer than Oclober 31. ulstrjCI "!!!l'ml e, th4 In~ Thot 1957 " .' ~~0~sora In Blddera mU!t •PII'Y· on. lhe CantP!»'ff Dl~~r Dlleber !!!II· ~roi>e~:. 10JY1f.- l!!r mqu~hfl<a- <pm,ld tbe ~p 1 1bra. l!ttroduclion ~~n 1flt)lt1Je fllitiWay Cred1t Ella- of unite and th~ir (e,ders wao by miner, C.lqm)'\'8. Obi~, Ill ' • BriJCl: cP,r ~urrJY, Ir, of Point ~q dan b~l9l'f, the dale ,.t to. Pleasant, ~ii&pt dlstrltt ~q 1111111 .. Ql1'!" ldds , SIGner for CUb Seouts, mtrodueed The !"'nl!n~m wage to be pmd Jll~· l)llcber led the opening to ,all labpr employed on tbia pon,t~.· c;ontract sball be in accordance ' T!:II,OP 2,4~ of Porperoy put on a iitlluritJiiiWlth tlle •i&Irtule of Prevailing ""gl, t!how. ~oop 203 'ot Gall•po' Hour)Y wage !tat..• )\ecertained 1l!'a Gr~e ll,elhod•st Churcb put ·.:.:.c.:·• •• "c and Delermln~ by Tlje Depart- oj ~ ~4 'j'The ijunt" Trqop 250 men! of lnlju!trlirl Relations apK1ngstiu11 dramali¥<1 "The SUn pjloable to State Rlg4way De- an<i' t~ :I!I!Pn.'' !l'ben l!urny ree_, partment lmprovenlonla In ae- og~ed ljle ~outa wbo had fill· -.,_,:-;-:" <Ol'danee wltb Sec:cioM' 4115.113 lsheil req~irementa lor advance- ' Rfi!Oul aittertlll!ll ~reaentallve. Boltlllelli-Klml>all, lao., HI mg lalilllft A.... New Yoill Clt1,16, N.Y. lilleri4 • - • diU IDalllD.Imalllor •I the pool office at Pum MEETING CALLED Till' 1:1 ace Gmld of Ep1stopal - SUbocrlpVOil Ot.lo. ntes: Dell~e11 b1 mrier where available 30 eeatt per IUO.t ""' monlll, IL aftemoon eocept ~unday by The Obto rubll!.bed eve11 Reunion Of - ---·-==1 Daily Sentinel Daybook I! 41\~ me~! TfaJD • "' •. :.1~ gram. Troop 200 of Bidwell acted ' out "C.mle Baoeboll." Troop-and· lf· F~ . Poat of Muon bad another ·•Jj. • ' oklf. Ciinpoiee iwirds bfDiebon, (c.;e.;;.,.t ~="Ontl "Scoutmelt.t'l )I(QUIO" by D•l•b· ,r, hummitlll to llpe came before tr 1.,11nrontiil~~. .. the Sunday nl4bt tlltmiS8al the 0010 ~01 tllp ~u•h ont, 1raek1, ~ ~. ~· or l!"llf"fe mtaMtt ·~ eut off, Herbert JIIDllly, "a ihopkee from St Andrew, oald with . l~ntlpuofl ,,... '"" Ona) shudder ~'Jljl"uw maD, wo N~ 11. DWf>om, preoldent of en and e Ol/ll dl¢," the Na)I•n~ Safety c.unetl, ..,d "I uw le iu( In lwo." ~~~ lho bldi11'1Y earri1ge wa1 "trqlc" Ramsay "It was I horrible, II.,. •nd "dlscouroglnl" · lo safety of rllylnilolpt" · c'! ' llelalo and JaW' enforcement or The only 11/or&e aueb troaedy ltqefl In lt5l ''The ~Wt~robahly w•ll he attull .!lilfloeatefi"Ji!. ~ Ulllul :life between 4$() an4 4~5. paaalng oqr wont previoUI Mfeellll\t , eotlmate ud 1111r 1a11 year's wtal hPI!Uled 11"- Y.ept a~ Iii Atwblcb li'U 437.'' Deubcm aaid crqllJl.l, w~re tlO PWOD1 w~e Tile r•4 J.tb.!lr Da; tr411ic toll killed. , vm 4~ oet In •1951. I Two q1 t1!J! ooii9P'• .worst highway WJ'Oiia kllli!d l1ve penon• " each, aad another eraab kiiJed three persou. Jtut moat of the Mal~~ l" -n..to fatal aec•denll were ondiVJdual - "' ll- ~~ ·~;, tracedlel, ,.odl~g 0., loU moun~ lng alqwh bul i!l!!xorably Suil for dlvon:e has ~~een l~ed In addltjqn, lhe IP"m stat!JtleJ in Melp County Common · Plm do not talle Into aeeount the C.urt I!Y Roll" Winebreli!W, ~ ...r.. Gf p<nolll biWpitallzed With RCU!e. aPlnsf Ka!lepe Wlnftbfen· paiD!ul traffiQ aedi!•ut lnjuri". ~. Coolvli(J!, 0. W!balet: fiHI nor l!lf ~YJ toll llj P'Ol\"rtY F•lll rfill'. the plfjntllf. d11D41•· q~o C(l!u~lty Co.1• ~~ Hl/llii!On, Q., hi~ lilell 1p .....,. lor muey only Ia amo~~PtJll• ...,.· 17 plua ..... i.Pll1ll fftnk ¥!11Uu, Vinton RD 1 Webeter aad Yalta ppeaflld 101 u,e pt."'ljlf (Conllft!IO!I ,... P~t~ Ono) _a_~--'--In traffic mllbapo JllYen below tbe 30 predleted b; tbe OhJo c~ISIOM.I!If ..., St~te !Ill~ C'WMi!· The 114!ll11 el ~~r ·~ The qv~f ""'"' tqll of 211. Jion~n .,...... !I!"Ua& ~f lii!Pt . includmg five dtownlnp, one kill cl~ -wn !!! Ill!! <ouriH~. 11~1!ed m • P•I¥K •r.ll• 4!111 9flr llll· t••• bliil,ia•e~ wu on II>• qef!!L ed in :.ran;~ rlf Ulldtr the "" • · · eouneil'• predietlon of 41 1 Oblo reall;d a reC<ri a ...,. 44111•1 ~qllsl ..- ~ ~ DJl weeke~q ~ Y•ll'· 11lirtr 'I'"' killed In ~. ,..,~ 4rowt~ed. and II& died · or miseellaneoua SJ!~VICE '""'"· 111.11 fn itlle o•Io bad 34 Lllbor Day weebnd' lalllillfl, lllclud•ng Z9 DBf on lbe l!ium" l!r!! ~ownlnp and three miseei!Jneou& • '" ~· P4n:Pt ltiD S'I'EVIINS l'O • Wfa., UPThe ' Green Ray faeWI traded HQ•UE / end Ken Vakey•to the 'l>iltlburgh '1ft 1 ~ 4 llJI8 elpioe Football Lea1ue ~ , " Call 6ttN ,, • ' · playeri, VPf!y Is 1 N. w A• MIJJI ,., 1 Texy Tec:b. 2113 6-.: 7 - '" :1'._ Death.Toll 1' :~J'.!-~1i\'f',!!,~ft!J·* wnt I fwo Suit" FI'Ied In .,.....,11«: Woman 'Ki]Jed a. LAUNPRY CO :rH£ ,POMEROY CEMENT 1\~ Jll~rlt (11·3), 1ll5.0~ Of (17'6) (17-4), 4115 ()5 ' SUerandled \lie bi!dJe! (174a), and ftl5.0'1 groug 8ln8•1111 of ot lbe Revised Code of "~amp C~e~er." Troop 243 o! Oh10.. ' ~citle. ~r~ted 11The Sneeze". Tbe bidder mll!\ su~mlt with T!'OOP ~1 of Roc~ Spnnp gay0 bb bid a certifie'd eh..~ Ill lbo "The Tin l-izzie " Troop 25jl of ainottnt o1 $3,900.00. New IJ'ave~ ~d ''!'he Ghosl Story." Plans and ~pOcifi.,tlollJ ar~ on At th11, point, Brigas retumed in the . depal'llllent of lllgh- pieJem,•l !he extension eord ways •nd the office of the divi~ w~l~b Dickoon bad missed ion deputy dh;•ctor. 11oul ~me next With the fall The , dlreetor relerves the awards Siler led the song, "Rerjght to reject any and all bids. glon Four". Troop lQO of qallipoGEOR&I J, THORMYER, 1 1is gave ''The Wettmg Day Preach· ~ctl"- Dlroet<w. er" Trttop Z\)6 was he/ll'd 111 ''l'he (8) 26 (9• 3 2te l~dlln tighter " The .t¥1, Britigl, ' ' , Siler, Murray, Harrison, Dilcher, D•c'l"on and Hout, then oang Mr. and Mrs. Joe McC.mb~ of •'tllemeptllle." Pltt!burgb, Pa.. are Vlllllnt with Siler irid Dickson's presenta· Mr an~ Mrs Probe Roush 1 and tiona to Hackworth and Reese Mr and Mrs. Donald F. RollS~· were[ g~J.l ~n tilt Cflllpllre pro- (I Hal ~-......"i' qwoo:t tfwtn. .on c on 990 -' ~ocTMY.' I ._...,.. . ' ·or, Your / NOTICE OF APPLICATION ' Ptiblle NoOce is bereb7 lhat ~allie Zerkle, <lb1 Tragstj.r h11 flled 'Radio Dical formula ' On -every can Olive lna:chti• '"""to ft'tOJ~~ ....::=-...::; .,. : ::.:: ....._ . I . ::-:-_:.~_: -·······- ........ . __ ____.,.·~· 't ..,;-_·_:" :;m ..... = ...... • •• , _:._ II... i '. I ' '$' ·'1!1' nawn .' ' I,! ; Free "l.,st.llhtion· ~~ . '" ' .I ,. ' ' ' TIR£5 * fe'*· BATTIRIES.- * SlAT COV.R$ ' * MUFFLERS .~.· , I"'"• ---- Mv. ~~· SHOP MO:OilE'S P.ubUe• O)llo an u~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~:~~ •1 traet1 motor by aaG1ng tne The Amerlcon leal Company, Ohio ullntl the me~l: 2 lraetors and 'lntorea~ parties further lnlormallon u to plloallon ~Y"'tddrel8lns' the lle Ulllllleo Commllslon of Columbur. Ohio. ' " Hallie 3erkle, db1 , Znrklo Tranafer CQ. 14 RaiO Street Mlddl011orl, Ohl~ (8) 19, 28, (II) 2, Stc , ·:1YRA(;· U-SE; PJtoae 1'1 I ~ I; Service Entrance OnSec•n.cl St. •' ·, , •• .... '~ ~ ·~·~·p. ' " USE A IILD-A-COUHT P~l Y~l Ho111t lll!ll~·~~llt end 11.;..1! H..W. Conveni,nt at.l~g~;t 'Terms at Moore's Busy . Stores ... PH,~NI! · 3~--y LJ,OQRiS fMI. . ",·' 1 ·' Pqmeroy Ohio fHo ~.,., Paym,nt •lu '-i~l· A, $~.00 M~tnl:t\ly INQUil~ T004Y THl PCMQY ~~ ILOCI U Y&n of C~nllaaoua servtee Pltone sa.or 415 ." '\ j • �I' . \ Hesson Hit But· ,...,."' Rice A A or StrikesOutlS AM:~~~~rL~•'E_~;.·GR For I0-5 Win ~~~~~r:,;o~L~.S:" ~ • do vacations have to end? This one was near _ l.he vacationer had to get back to work to ~ 8 1 1 collei:ting 28 hits In running II with the opener za-IO B b bridie bianked 'the cu:s with three ' hits in wiruilng the nl ht- ~- of lui week was climaxed Sunday by a second try in Cincin- night 'at Bachtel Field -with • ·IIIIU to watch the Redlegs, Our luck even held in the Queen Tigers going on to win !CHI. the , City, too. : Clnclnnatl· won one of its rare games from the Braves f ' Brookll Lawrence proved that on some days he really has it. · h B • ]' 1 · · ·, All that power tn I e raves meup was be pless agatnsl his , comer slicing. •, e Braves stJemed to ,be hlttin g the bal I at Redlegs Tru e,thethwinners ::while were finding the bOles. Nevertheless, our ' -C-Iey Field couSJ·ns appeared to be unbeatable-that day. .. 'jh T d . th th . h d d d o nny emp1e 1urne 10 e n 11 of I e ' ay, an ma e ; ' the eyes of three young Middleporters- Johnny Singer, Rol; IIDd Singer, Charles Blaker- shine with admiration. Temple went far to his left and speared backhanded, while Od his ear, : a bard grounder. He pivoted, still on his ear, and tossed to Crowe at first for the out. IY UNITID PRESS NATIONAL LIAOUE W L Pet. Gl Milwaukee .. , . 81 t9 .SZ3 St. LOulo , .. , , , 73 58 .577 8\t Brooklyn 73 ~ S&3 9 Phlladelpbi~ ·::: 88 84 :a il it Cl •~ . ""1nnata .. · .. 87 .. ,511 14\l N y k 8!1 7 48 Chka or · ·-- · 49 7~ -~ ~~~~ Plt•·t h... ", 4" - ,37' 3Z" w urL.,.,;;.y·., ·.:;ulb ' " PhiladelPhia 10 Brooklyn 4• lsi Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 4• 2nd New York 11 Plltsburgh t, lot New Yorlt 4 Plttsbulgh 3, 2rd , Mllwaukee :13 Chicago 10, lst Mllwauiq!e 'Chicago D. 2nd Cincinnati St. Louis 5, lst 10 Cl 1 1 3 8t. l.ou1s 1• 2nd 1 nel:~~~. A sparse crowd turned out to see the eream of the OVA pve openlng pltehor Larry Utile Foozy Wolfe extremely shaky Infield auprt . th fl PO m e rat 1ramesl Heavy dust on the infield ond strange lights eould have· been blamed._But Hartford wao ploylng on the same diamond. Gene Hel6on eraiiJI Tiler lei~ bander, wa• hit nine times two of them triples. One came 1~ tbj H<ond Inning, by Larry Wolle, with one on, and Wolle, blmoell on Luther TUcker I error. 9ther ,.., oil thq bot of HlnHendenon ol Pl. Pleulllt who Who will be tabbed in the SEO for first place and thus apln he eao run ..._ pinpointed for the best efforts of all opponents? -No coach bJt with the heot In the Val· " wants to be picked by the writers and broadcasters for . Hindu had two lor tbree and Proboblt Pltdoors _ top spot. It complicates, for one thing, the morale problem of the Infield like 1 ?ro. Philadelphia' vs Brooklyn ot Jlir.;. Cit,- 14 night.-Sanlord 17-o vs - i team which, picked as the winner, may fim•re •• it doesn't have Hartford ••ot two tn the llrot• "' Dr sdal 7 -.to bother playing the schedule out : " two In the &e<eond, three In the · Pyl' b• h- N , -:;;, We scribes probably will meet Sept. 15 to h•ggle over the third, two in the oeventh and oae night 1 ;- Wue. , the elgbth. St. I.Ol!ir at Clncillnatl n'ight '--, Since there are six new coaches In the SEO this year, all The · stan got one ron 10 the -Mi101l 6-10 vs Nuxhall 8·8 or ; ' handicapped by the problem of strange personnel and perhaps first, two in the second, ono In the Podbletan o-o Mil wallltee at Cblcsgo-Spahn ·;-; of · Imta Iling new plays and systems of play, 11 would appear Iourth and then were lbe two old hands at Pomeroy •nd Wellston should get the ed the real of the woy until the 17-8 •• Llttlolleld 2-2 favored(') spot lor No ninth, by H011on, who otruek out Yfod-.r'• O•m"B. p ' Uk · 1· • 13 hatters In the nine Inning• Brooklyf •I Pblladelphlo,. nlte .- _ ut omeroy ely w1II come In at third O<t fourth, whlch Charley stdbart of Mlddl~port New York at Plttabur1h, nile ' - Ullslles Mr. Clio nne. Other writers are putting came nn to reu..e Wolle In the Milwaukee at St. LOU!!, ulte :: down IS a deflnlte threat for the title, and to finish no worse alxtb and laVe up 1 homer to Ger· Cincinnati at ~hlcago · aid_Clark In the eight)! with none AMIRICAN LIAOUI •.: than third. ... Wellston ill being rated at the top with its 10 starters back on.'jHe allowed two runo la lbe W L Pet• •.01 , from last year. G&llipolls should be' strong Ne Mento Bob oeventh, on tw~ walk~ a oacrlllce New York ... - 83 48 .6:19 · w r llyond 1 olngle by RO(IIh. , Chicago .... , . 78 53 .BUll 41> ;,- ang s::r1 his crew against Kyger Creek last week and , 1Booton ..... , . 70 81 .534 12 \l 1 Kyger ~Joe Mascio rated the Gallla lads "real good ." · uTho ~11~11 ra 1lrobt run came onj Detroit .. .. .. . 88 88 .1100 11 1 Y Hhenderoott Baltimore .. . .. 84 88 .492 18 -. M1ddleport coul~ do almost anything this year between hav· s ..... d D ve •Hnlrdel ave n y. 1n 1 e 1ourih Cl 1 d , • , " 1 in•• ro ughiy • 5.5 season, or f a111 ng fl at on Its face' lor the an olngleo bl' Lorry Wolle, whO had eve an ..... 8. • 8 ·•89 18~ 50 81 .382 82\1 fourth consecutive year. It depends In part on the spirit gen· two lor two and one by Bobby Wuhlngton 379 33 50 around Mill Street and on the grid tleld by Coach John Nelooa ol plated ••· Kanaas 11 ; t Thompson. other. Cl d K Cit ~.~ In tht ulnth, Hen~eraon'a trlplCi! eve 1an 8 ansu "i 0· 11 3 6 Kanm City , 2nd and Geor1e Neuelroad'a alnil•l . • • • • • J<Ored the lllll All ••ar run · Boa on 1 Wuhlngton 8 1st , ... · Boston 8 Waahln~ton 7, 2nd Bobby Nellon ourprloed Tueker Baltimore 8 New-York 7, lit, II In thel~urlh whea he dropped jhe Baltimore 6 New York 1 ~nd husky caldter'a hlalt fly In otiott Chico!• Dotrolt 2 1st • 8 conttr and tben nolled the run- Detroit 6 Chicago 4• 2nd '" ner olllirot with a perfect thlOW . Tu•sdly'l P'Obolllt Pltchoro to Harvey Van vnnkon alter Chleago 11 Dotrolt-Kcel•n Tucko~had rounde4 tho b" oqd 9-T - ~ H-" 8-" •• Yolk ""' • Baltimore-Slurtried 111 '·ck · ' 001~ ' --· "p 4· dlnn Now All toro - llO _ vs atO'Dcl; . 12 8 28 Hartford 223 DOO 21x- 10 7 I 0 wolfe (LPI. Stobort (8) and Me- nly t•,za:.:,:~~?~~'""' ,, Nlt!kles, Nrsaelroad (6). Heaton Boston at ~ New York uight and Tucker. Waablngton at night Only gamoa J<:hedulcd INTIRNATIONAL Luou• W L Pet. Gl Buffalo .. .. .. . 84 tr.1 ~TS ~- ­ OSt 0 Toronto .. .. .. 8Z 8!1 .&r.ll 2\l Rlehmond . . . . . 78 70 .m 7 Mtamr _.. __ .. . n 75 .490 12~> lloclteatcr .... : 7-l 78 .483 lSI> Havana ....... 69 79 .488 18 Montreol ...... 86 79 .4M 17\t DENVER IW - C~lton Willey, Columbus ..... 88 82 .448 19 Z8-year-old rlifht bander who pltehetJ lor tltf MUwaukee ,farm _ ....... _ learn at Wichita, Wll twned tile "moet valu1ble" player In tile 8Jl Amerlean Ann. today, hovtnc II· ...dy bee•m• the 1..,ue'i tlritlDaame winner olnce Herb Score turned the hick Ia UM. Willey received the lim • place ballota of bmball wrttera In ltve ' a of the 111oehUon'• elpt eltiea. BALTIMORE .UP~Mlckoy Man· Sin&le llral - ploce votes went to tic needo 1 aood day at bat outlleldel'l , Don Del!leler of St. aaal111t the Baltimore Orioles to' ' Paul, 6n~ Roy Sheattr of Wlibi- dar 'to ,..apture the American ta, and Curt Roberti, Denver Ill> Leaaue battlna lead lrom Ted ond ba•!lfW'· Wllltamo. It wal- quite a comftack lor Williams, unable to play for the Willey, wbo t11t yeor ahowte on!J Red Sox In Mnnd•f'• double-head· • B·ID reeord. He hai won 20 ond er heeauae of a eheot eo1d, took If loot 8 thta 1euoa. ovor the lead while Idle. He stay: ' -~ ed at .8786 while Mantle l>agged only one hit In oevon ai-bata lor the Yaokeeo in their twin bill 111inot !be Orlolco . Mantle had •t lor 8" In the Qptnlng came and otruck out " 1 plnoh·bllter in Oae second tn "~'· ly · Unltt4 ,,.., drep from .m to .an. ,,-!. lllt1ldy Porker, who took ovc~ aurtarM cxnu)luon lGaae• to the Here'o how IIH! two 1Im •land: Chleaao Bearo ond the Clevelan~ ' SIMien Aua. 2'1 alter they WiiUamo 121 402 8'1 131 .97tltl Browna, eulded them to 1 17·12 llanllo 132 442 115 11111 .37:13 victory over the Ea1101 Monday at Phlladelphlo. ~ ~ t~e Tu11~•r'• r/ horsee~llar- mmage~ 1 ~rated Mlddlep~rt c~,.y., .!, Cl~nd STRETCH DRIVE zoo Blllti~ore, ,,... ' ..... .... Leads Sreelers To Vietory ____ .~-:.. Parker .:·;~. Pfer Philadelphia In Exhibition Grune -·(31-'------'" Me;;,orian '" Quarterbac~ PiJney Satisfied At ySlT Ord (n Ract'al Tiff A' r m ' "' I(EW ORLEANS UP - Tulale PU1n1lverolty !~otbtalll"'cqad .~h1 hAnAy 88 1 nay oeem~ '"' w t r· my'o word" today despite a cohlll'etlmln'o t~at to cancel the Armr·Tulane game bec;ause of I ban on racially - mixed sports In Loulolani. Pllne)' refLLAed to talk about tbe politico of the ban. He said he wis, satiJiled with Arm"'• word that ' the pme would be played. Bep. Jame• Fulton (R·Pa.) said he would prote•t to the White ~~~~- ..and "strongly urge cancol- iJ still wide open as -for 11 Hayes I& concenoed with Andy Okulovlch pre!ently the No. 2 man, press-~ in~ Krembla! for the starting role. Monday Hayes had a farat leaiJI of: Enda, RuSI Bowermaster and Brown; Tackles, AI Crawford and Sohn Martin: Guards. Bill Jobko nnd Aprellus Center, Danny Jomes; Thomas; Backs. Kremblas. 5 Do Cl k D theriD d (; on u , ID • sec. Hayes termed the first workout "pretty good" an_~ , lndiclaled lie may use tnore ' pass playa lhll yenr tha n last. , , Geon!e St•ten, untverolty ticket director, said tho~ almo•t all 11okets for _thl> oellon' B'l"., ere gone wiJh ab Dt 1100 ts malnlng lor liret ga::.a Teus ChrloUan · University in Columbus on Sept. 28. Stile• 1-. -also said that most of the Mlch g•n-Ohlo State tickets have been the at Ann Arbor, ?e~ ~[ ' t~e ~1gh.ror Sugar Ray Takes Day Off Working &-3-3Lp Weatherman Savs • WA!i11Jl: ,«;AJUUIEH-Girl or bo1 lor .ilotl.lnd Route. Contact The Cooler Air Will , Dally Soatlnel. . > 8 12 If Break Heat Wave (18'' ifmploym~nt 1171 Help Wo11ted . ·wanted ~Wuteo-Po\FER I! ••NGI!iC23 )'til:f'll mate~ 1 , -·Box 124. Ollio. ~~~r~,.:;:;,e~i~u~a'JYo.:~~~~~ Fritz No,Tia of Racine won 7-B·" ' ' •ChristmU selling aea11on Wm soon be heti. frepare '110W ifor ~arg e Byron Colll"ad of I lh _h:at Joe /:! dams, Racine, '>lloweld ll Bob Bauer, Cheater, ThOmpson. PCJmerfly. ~I . Opportunities . prolito .Cilln.c beautiful Avon cosmetics. 9-3'3tc a wi~ner V eXverlence. · Free ,.. 1 t. V. Relsln41r, lljJclr. • t (19) Business f20)8ustness. Servk:es ____.___ ___...._ ,,_ . p . :TERMITIS IKTIIIM1NATID l"or .!ioe IDIJl'!Cllon phoae Btls·M, p Gilmore Supply Store, Pomoroy. All II'OI'It C'llrlnteed. Full; inillirei!. ·vou«han'a Industrial 'and ie,l:ltol Termite Control ~r; , Sl llarys, W. V1. 7 23 tl s ' acalns~ Kremblas Shatp Jn p·assmg - , · Drill As Buckey'es Open'' W•trk For B•'g 10 Race tlee Monday with Frank Kremblaa pulling on on lmprelllvo aerial how' Coach that brough\ opeolal p"'l" >from Wood• Hoyea. The' Akron J•nlor tllrew with amazing at:(!UrtCY during pus.lng drllb. His favorite target w11 cocaptain end Leo Brown from Pcl.rtsmouth. . The quarterback slot, however, · • • 2911 ln \oyln~ ID'emory o! Qlll' rithel', J. W. Eskew who plis...t IWQ, ye:ifl ,ago, Sept. 2. missed hy hi~ ramlly. I eap 4-0.Rodl"' Nl c "" g Cincinnati Hedlegs ''d the third- Tbe Redlegs nl:ped• the Car<li· place Dodger• lost ,twice to Phila- ~als, 3-1 on 'Frank Robinson's delphiB. That lelt the Cardinals two-run homer In the lOth Inning 8 \l !:hind and the Dod- I of tjae nlghll:ilp after home runs ge~' venn n~ fh e ~raves out. wIn only 12 and by B'b Thunnan, George Crowe Ed BAiley earried Cincinnati of thel~ remaining 24 gome~,- the 10 -. lll-3 opening game victory. Car~mal& must win 21 of 23 to Tbe Baltimore Orioles dealt the rob •h h1101 1 hi 0 1 lh ' em e c P o~s P New York Yankees iheir first while the Do<!gers must win 21 double·header defeat ·of the seanl 22 lo retain the fiag. .ont but the Chicago White So The Braves got In some good bad to settle lor 1 oplit batting practice for the World tbe Detroit Tigers Series against toe Cubs Monday, s.. Troll vri. 1, 4.,. Col)ltle JobJI.on pitched the Or1 ioles 'to a 6-1 victory after Billy ,Gardner's lith Inning single earned them • comeback 8·7 triJll!lph In the opener. g~mea ' .fi'.:i . · -;..---~ ' CIII!Dm ·Built Kltthen. . Klt<iben• 1 The conoolalion raee ' dist~ntd for your homo. ~'re• e · f!llma~~ ·~reman • A'obott. \ &-6-1( .llliOlle 83114' • WQ • by Pete Skinner, Glouster, followed bY Conrad and Bauer. ' vld Hll~ TUppers Plains, \I'll faaleat qua!Uier of the day In The While Sox, who now trs1u f.200 but motor trouble the Yanke., by' 4\l games, wh p- him out ol the later raoes' · ped the Tl,.,s 8-2; with · William..,ldellnod by a bcavy eheal/ 1 cold, shared Sammythe White and• role Jim Piersail her ... with eighth inning ~omera that carried lhe Red & 1 to an 8'1 secorad aame vletory over the Wash· W ld' 1 lngton Senators. The Sox alsy e 11)9 won opener, 1-1 behind big Body FranktheSuUivan · 1/10 • ~bt-l SJoAV!O!!,' -Pbollt SOO. Cleland Appllanoe ~ w. al1n St., I ,.m..-.,. m I~=;::======::::.. •·. ' 1 ' 0 pEN ,' DAY and NI~HT$ and Fende,.' r Re pDif • Tile Cleveland Indians bouncod the Kaam City Athleties twice. 8-3. · MOORE OPENS TRAINING ALPINE, carat. UP - Archie Moore, the world .light •. heavy· weight champion openJnl !erlouo training Monday' for .ilh Sept. 20 title delenae against tim• Anthon• ' •y _;_· Lubrication j 3-0 and . BOl' I-·~'S n M0 BIl GA$ "I!'''"'"! •• to''"'";;~,:;~ W. Mot~ ; St. ,. wf~ ·at:LO~a.:_h~n!ge~le~•:..· ----~~~~~~~~~~fl ''I"' •~ Fight Results Jnttoo Proll NE'"' YORK - St. 'Nichol•• "' Arona - Jmy Luodtt, 161\'J, Now Hovon, Conn., stopped Frod· dl• Molk, t70, Brooklyn. (II. . 'lo CUI monthly H 1112 ·• · ' V' ~w ""' Cash WILLEMSTAD, N. W. I.- Bat· "What'a the uoe of a civll rights tllng Slkl, 164, Nothtrl111do W11t low by CongreS& If. Army dlare· tndl11, outpointed Wlm Snook, 174 gardo c'yll rl•bts and coo~rat•s Halllftd• tiOI ' -1 1 • n their repression," Fulton•-said.' Lt. Gen. Ganhon IJ. Davkloon, TIJUANA, Mexico - Art ""' :"''wperintend•nt of Wes\ Polnt, aaid eon, 152, Loa Angol11, outpolnltd e made out contract fOil!' years AHreclo ~ott, 147, La Pltl, Btl•, ago and we're going to honor lt_._.._c_._u_t....;l_1o_J.___·_ _ .~~~ paymt~ll ' rg~_' <' $'.,4.._5 1.0 . $1-000 · , • ua..•- ,......_,.,,Mauaref: '(_· . ......, 300 "- Second St.- Phone: • Boom Mon.-Fri. 9-1; so~ 9-U-Opn ,.rnl~fll btl -tiitiif' ,.._, Loan• Matlt to relld•nh of ui Pomerer~ ""rbY low!» __,_ .::~~~~~=::':==::-:~==~~~~~~=~ Willey Picked As M Val ahle In Minor Amen'can M tle HOrt'mg For Good Day In Hot 8attmg , R"Ce . ~~~ m~l~s~lneg ~=: ° University COLUMBUS UP-Ohio State grtddero opened prac- -~~ .,'h 0 ,~7, 1 ~~;· ··-s trilled the ·baseball world when, after trailing the Brooklyn DodgerJ by six games al the Labor t wr. hl1 of f'1 eI Is t' a witb ~h '"~0 dm a 'Pace te .e gers " and then walked off ~1th the fl~g on B~b~ Thomson s dr~matlc 1 th h n l th Srd n • mnmg ome ru n e game of the playoffs. ' Now consider the almost hope· leu task confronting Milwaukee's neal'e!t rival! at this aame stage of the campalan thh •eason: an~ 5:g(),. h':r9nlle l.U . .Ie ,.... l;one,Cedor , ·~b ..~ - - :LAU Wln~ow FaaoFrtgldalre Relr!Jerotors: Ill•or llurnh•rt, Mlddl.port; ·Ohio Braves In Near Impregnable-Place As Pennant Norris Cops · ,Chase Closes; Redlegs Nipf.ardinals 3-1,10-5 Feature Race c... As· eed ~ t ~2 p way ' Milaukee 81 49 .8Z3 24 :t will take more lhan • "miraNino Out A twO<Jut. two run olngle · by Sl LOulo . , 71 68 .607 8\l 23 de finish" like the New York While the Braves were sweet> Eirl Roush In the bottom of ,tile Brooklyn . _. 7'& .533 9 Giants. producd In 11151 to <atch ing their .holldiy doubleheader oeYI!jlth lnni'g broke open a tight the Milwaukee Braves now m the agatnst the Cblcago Colbs Monday #/./ 41.1• f yr. ol~ 1'0\V with wub ' old hel!er call. Orvll,le Rho~e•. Ru. cine, 0. Call l30 between 8:00 s Notices H11dqu~rjo,. fr- "' 'A: ::fp to Buffalo, N.Y., and Niagra Falls in the middle days ::~h~:~.::•Tt~~.! ~~::.:: Baseball Results N~i:n;!a::"!;. 1\::n~~:~·~iec. :~, s~:~~·:. \!:~;s 1~a~~ _ _. (1) All-Stars Take ·Beating 'FrOm Hartford ·Tigers ~':::.~,'11 SPORTS DESK ' .w . 'i'• ., ond -' WASHEO ' SAND;& GRAVEL . ,.HrC,KI ~" C , , the bl8·car power •• , .. bla-car comfort •••.bla-tar value of . Oldemoblle'• "18" at rour dealer'a n.~w I ' -'. ' ___,- Fin NOVELTY CORNER lihlow MI,JI!Ileport High Sfbool. Uied aad ,bew ahot(lins.-1 new Bem· tn(i~n 2D · ga~e auttimillc,. 112 IBUII -double !lUre!,. 1-'12 ;u+amatie. Priced to sell Open l!'le!illtn ..8 GOEGLEIN GRAVEL CO. NANCY Phone 6393 Middleport DOUBlE~CHECKI the ·-.u,.-prleln&IY' ' I f) . ' '"'"· l \ I Looks HotSb·ing Pro Circuit 2 GRADUATE The Los Ancel•• Rams cruohed the Chicago Cardlnato; 68·21, 11 Portland, Ore., ond the Llona d" leated the waohinllti>D Redlkln~ 3H4, II Blrmlnaham, Ali., lD Sat• urday ntaht exhlbtllOIII. BOWLING ICHIDULI CITY LIAGU. Tulldoy, .llopt. '· K·Y tado .,_ llttaoy 'I I"' INid 7•• ,_ ... Mr.................. / WATCHMAKERS, COLLINS JEWELRY STORE I. MAIN ST, POilpov · Philip Sporn n llttll'a ....,. ' -, ' ......,. ' I �I' . \ Hesson Hit But· ,...,."' Rice A A or StrikesOutlS AM:~~~~rL~•'E_~;.·GR For I0-5 Win ~~~~~r:,;o~L~.S:" ~ • do vacations have to end? This one was near _ l.he vacationer had to get back to work to ~ 8 1 1 collei:ting 28 hits In running II with the opener za-IO B b bridie bianked 'the cu:s with three ' hits in wiruilng the nl ht- ~- of lui week was climaxed Sunday by a second try in Cincin- night 'at Bachtel Field -with • ·IIIIU to watch the Redlegs, Our luck even held in the Queen Tigers going on to win !CHI. the , City, too. : Clnclnnatl· won one of its rare games from the Braves f ' Brookll Lawrence proved that on some days he really has it. · h B • ]' 1 · · ·, All that power tn I e raves meup was be pless agatnsl his , comer slicing. •, e Braves stJemed to ,be hlttin g the bal I at Redlegs Tru e,thethwinners ::while were finding the bOles. Nevertheless, our ' -C-Iey Field couSJ·ns appeared to be unbeatable-that day. .. 'jh T d . th th . h d d d o nny emp1e 1urne 10 e n 11 of I e ' ay, an ma e ; ' the eyes of three young Middleporters- Johnny Singer, Rol; IIDd Singer, Charles Blaker- shine with admiration. Temple went far to his left and speared backhanded, while Od his ear, : a bard grounder. He pivoted, still on his ear, and tossed to Crowe at first for the out. IY UNITID PRESS NATIONAL LIAOUE W L Pet. Gl Milwaukee .. , . 81 t9 .SZ3 St. LOulo , .. , , , 73 58 .577 8\t Brooklyn 73 ~ S&3 9 Phlladelpbi~ ·::: 88 84 :a il it Cl •~ . ""1nnata .. · .. 87 .. ,511 14\l N y k 8!1 7 48 Chka or · ·-- · 49 7~ -~ ~~~~ Plt•·t h... ", 4" - ,37' 3Z" w urL.,.,;;.y·., ·.:;ulb ' " PhiladelPhia 10 Brooklyn 4• lsi Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 4• 2nd New York 11 Plltsburgh t, lot New Yorlt 4 Plttsbulgh 3, 2rd , Mllwaukee :13 Chicago 10, lst Mllwauiq!e 'Chicago D. 2nd Cincinnati St. Louis 5, lst 10 Cl 1 1 3 8t. l.ou1s 1• 2nd 1 nel:~~~. A sparse crowd turned out to see the eream of the OVA pve openlng pltehor Larry Utile Foozy Wolfe extremely shaky Infield auprt . th fl PO m e rat 1ramesl Heavy dust on the infield ond strange lights eould have· been blamed._But Hartford wao ploylng on the same diamond. Gene Hel6on eraiiJI Tiler lei~ bander, wa• hit nine times two of them triples. One came 1~ tbj H<ond Inning, by Larry Wolle, with one on, and Wolle, blmoell on Luther TUcker I error. 9ther ,.., oil thq bot of HlnHendenon ol Pl. Pleulllt who Who will be tabbed in the SEO for first place and thus apln he eao run ..._ pinpointed for the best efforts of all opponents? -No coach bJt with the heot In the Val· " wants to be picked by the writers and broadcasters for . Hindu had two lor tbree and Proboblt Pltdoors _ top spot. It complicates, for one thing, the morale problem of the Infield like 1 ?ro. Philadelphia' vs Brooklyn ot Jlir.;. Cit,- 14 night.-Sanlord 17-o vs - i team which, picked as the winner, may fim•re •• it doesn't have Hartford ••ot two tn the llrot• "' Dr sdal 7 -.to bother playing the schedule out : " two In the &e<eond, three In the · Pyl' b• h- N , -:;;, We scribes probably will meet Sept. 15 to h•ggle over the third, two in the oeventh and oae night 1 ;- Wue. , the elgbth. St. I.Ol!ir at Clncillnatl n'ight '--, Since there are six new coaches In the SEO this year, all The · stan got one ron 10 the -Mi101l 6-10 vs Nuxhall 8·8 or ; ' handicapped by the problem of strange personnel and perhaps first, two in the second, ono In the Podbletan o-o Mil wallltee at Cblcsgo-Spahn ·;-; of · Imta Iling new plays and systems of play, 11 would appear Iourth and then were lbe two old hands at Pomeroy •nd Wellston should get the ed the real of the woy until the 17-8 •• Llttlolleld 2-2 favored(') spot lor No ninth, by H011on, who otruek out Yfod-.r'• O•m"B. p ' Uk · 1· • 13 hatters In the nine Inning• Brooklyf •I Pblladelphlo,. nlte .- _ ut omeroy ely w1II come In at third O<t fourth, whlch Charley stdbart of Mlddl~port New York at Plttabur1h, nile ' - Ullslles Mr. Clio nne. Other writers are putting came nn to reu..e Wolle In the Milwaukee at St. LOU!!, ulte :: down IS a deflnlte threat for the title, and to finish no worse alxtb and laVe up 1 homer to Ger· Cincinnati at ~hlcago · aid_Clark In the eight)! with none AMIRICAN LIAOUI •.: than third. ... Wellston ill being rated at the top with its 10 starters back on.'jHe allowed two runo la lbe W L Pet• •.01 , from last year. G&llipolls should be' strong Ne Mento Bob oeventh, on tw~ walk~ a oacrlllce New York ... - 83 48 .6:19 · w r llyond 1 olngle by RO(IIh. , Chicago .... , . 78 53 .BUll 41> ;,- ang s::r1 his crew against Kyger Creek last week and , 1Booton ..... , . 70 81 .534 12 \l 1 Kyger ~Joe Mascio rated the Gallla lads "real good ." · uTho ~11~11 ra 1lrobt run came onj Detroit .. .. .. . 88 88 .1100 11 1 Y Hhenderoott Baltimore .. . .. 84 88 .492 18 -. M1ddleport coul~ do almost anything this year between hav· s ..... d D ve •Hnlrdel ave n y. 1n 1 e 1ourih Cl 1 d , • , " 1 in•• ro ughiy • 5.5 season, or f a111 ng fl at on Its face' lor the an olngleo bl' Lorry Wolle, whO had eve an ..... 8. • 8 ·•89 18~ 50 81 .382 82\1 fourth consecutive year. It depends In part on the spirit gen· two lor two and one by Bobby Wuhlngton 379 33 50 around Mill Street and on the grid tleld by Coach John Nelooa ol plated ••· Kanaas 11 ; t Thompson. other. Cl d K Cit ~.~ In tht ulnth, Hen~eraon'a trlplCi! eve 1an 8 ansu "i 0· 11 3 6 Kanm City , 2nd and Geor1e Neuelroad'a alnil•l . • • • • • J<Ored the lllll All ••ar run · Boa on 1 Wuhlngton 8 1st , ... · Boston 8 Waahln~ton 7, 2nd Bobby Nellon ourprloed Tueker Baltimore 8 New-York 7, lit, II In thel~urlh whea he dropped jhe Baltimore 6 New York 1 ~nd husky caldter'a hlalt fly In otiott Chico!• Dotrolt 2 1st • 8 conttr and tben nolled the run- Detroit 6 Chicago 4• 2nd '" ner olllirot with a perfect thlOW . Tu•sdly'l P'Obolllt Pltchoro to Harvey Van vnnkon alter Chleago 11 Dotrolt-Kcel•n Tucko~had rounde4 tho b" oqd 9-T - ~ H-" 8-" •• Yolk ""' • Baltimore-Slurtried 111 '·ck · ' 001~ ' --· "p 4· dlnn Now All toro - llO _ vs atO'Dcl; . 12 8 28 Hartford 223 DOO 21x- 10 7 I 0 wolfe (LPI. Stobort (8) and Me- nly t•,za:.:,:~~?~~'""' ,, Nlt!kles, Nrsaelroad (6). Heaton Boston at ~ New York uight and Tucker. Waablngton at night Only gamoa J<:hedulcd INTIRNATIONAL Luou• W L Pet. Gl Buffalo .. .. .. . 84 tr.1 ~TS ~- ­ OSt 0 Toronto .. .. .. 8Z 8!1 .&r.ll 2\l Rlehmond . . . . . 78 70 .m 7 Mtamr _.. __ .. . n 75 .490 12~> lloclteatcr .... : 7-l 78 .483 lSI> Havana ....... 69 79 .488 18 Montreol ...... 86 79 .4M 17\t DENVER IW - C~lton Willey, Columbus ..... 88 82 .448 19 Z8-year-old rlifht bander who pltehetJ lor tltf MUwaukee ,farm _ ....... _ learn at Wichita, Wll twned tile "moet valu1ble" player In tile 8Jl Amerlean Ann. today, hovtnc II· ...dy bee•m• the 1..,ue'i tlritlDaame winner olnce Herb Score turned the hick Ia UM. Willey received the lim • place ballota of bmball wrttera In ltve ' a of the 111oehUon'• elpt eltiea. BALTIMORE .UP~Mlckoy Man· Sin&le llral - ploce votes went to tic needo 1 aood day at bat outlleldel'l , Don Del!leler of St. aaal111t the Baltimore Orioles to' ' Paul, 6n~ Roy Sheattr of Wlibi- dar 'to ,..apture the American ta, and Curt Roberti, Denver Ill> Leaaue battlna lead lrom Ted ond ba•!lfW'· Wllltamo. It wal- quite a comftack lor Williams, unable to play for the Willey, wbo t11t yeor ahowte on!J Red Sox In Mnnd•f'• double-head· • B·ID reeord. He hai won 20 ond er heeauae of a eheot eo1d, took If loot 8 thta 1euoa. ovor the lead while Idle. He stay: ' -~ ed at .8786 while Mantle l>agged only one hit In oevon ai-bata lor the Yaokeeo in their twin bill 111inot !be Orlolco . Mantle had •t lor 8" In the Qptnlng came and otruck out " 1 plnoh·bllter in Oae second tn "~'· ly · Unltt4 ,,.., drep from .m to .an. ,,-!. lllt1ldy Porker, who took ovc~ aurtarM cxnu)luon lGaae• to the Here'o how IIH! two 1Im •land: Chleaao Bearo ond the Clevelan~ ' SIMien Aua. 2'1 alter they WiiUamo 121 402 8'1 131 .97tltl Browna, eulded them to 1 17·12 llanllo 132 442 115 11111 .37:13 victory over the Ea1101 Monday at Phlladelphlo. ~ ~ t~e Tu11~•r'• r/ horsee~llar- mmage~ 1 ~rated Mlddlep~rt c~,.y., .!, Cl~nd STRETCH DRIVE zoo Blllti~ore, ,,... ' ..... .... Leads Sreelers To Vietory ____ .~-:.. Parker .:·;~. Pfer Philadelphia In Exhibition Grune -·(31-'------'" Me;;,orian '" Quarterbac~ PiJney Satisfied At ySlT Ord (n Ract'al Tiff A' r m ' "' I(EW ORLEANS UP - Tulale PU1n1lverolty !~otbtalll"'cqad .~h1 hAnAy 88 1 nay oeem~ '"' w t r· my'o word" today despite a cohlll'etlmln'o t~at to cancel the Armr·Tulane game bec;ause of I ban on racially - mixed sports In Loulolani. Pllne)' refLLAed to talk about tbe politico of the ban. He said he wis, satiJiled with Arm"'• word that ' the pme would be played. Bep. Jame• Fulton (R·Pa.) said he would prote•t to the White ~~~~- ..and "strongly urge cancol- iJ still wide open as -for 11 Hayes I& concenoed with Andy Okulovlch pre!ently the No. 2 man, press-~ in~ Krembla! for the starting role. Monday Hayes had a farat leaiJI of: Enda, RuSI Bowermaster and Brown; Tackles, AI Crawford and Sohn Martin: Guards. Bill Jobko nnd Aprellus Center, Danny Jomes; Thomas; Backs. Kremblas. 5 Do Cl k D theriD d (; on u , ID • sec. Hayes termed the first workout "pretty good" an_~ , lndiclaled lie may use tnore ' pass playa lhll yenr tha n last. , , Geon!e St•ten, untverolty ticket director, said tho~ almo•t all 11okets for _thl> oellon' B'l"., ere gone wiJh ab Dt 1100 ts malnlng lor liret ga::.a Teus ChrloUan · University in Columbus on Sept. 28. Stile• 1-. -also said that most of the Mlch g•n-Ohlo State tickets have been the at Ann Arbor, ?e~ ~[ ' t~e ~1gh.ror Sugar Ray Takes Day Off Working &-3-3Lp Weatherman Savs • WA!i11Jl: ,«;AJUUIEH-Girl or bo1 lor .ilotl.lnd Route. Contact The Cooler Air Will , Dally Soatlnel. . > 8 12 If Break Heat Wave (18'' ifmploym~nt 1171 Help Wo11ted . ·wanted ~Wuteo-Po\FER I! ••NGI!iC23 )'til:f'll mate~ 1 , -·Box 124. Ollio. ~~~r~,.:;:;,e~i~u~a'JYo.:~~~~~ Fritz No,Tia of Racine won 7-B·" ' ' •ChristmU selling aea11on Wm soon be heti. frepare '110W ifor ~arg e Byron Colll"ad of I lh _h:at Joe /:! dams, Racine, '>lloweld ll Bob Bauer, Cheater, ThOmpson. PCJmerfly. ~I . Opportunities . prolito .Cilln.c beautiful Avon cosmetics. 9-3'3tc a wi~ner V eXverlence. · Free ,.. 1 t. V. Relsln41r, lljJclr. • t (19) Business f20)8ustness. Servk:es ____.___ ___...._ ,,_ . p . :TERMITIS IKTIIIM1NATID l"or .!ioe IDIJl'!Cllon phoae Btls·M, p Gilmore Supply Store, Pomoroy. All II'OI'It C'llrlnteed. Full; inillirei!. ·vou«han'a Industrial 'and ie,l:ltol Termite Control ~r; , Sl llarys, W. V1. 7 23 tl s ' acalns~ Kremblas Shatp Jn p·assmg - , · Drill As Buckey'es Open'' W•trk For B•'g 10 Race tlee Monday with Frank Kremblaa pulling on on lmprelllvo aerial how' Coach that brough\ opeolal p"'l" >from Wood• Hoyea. The' Akron J•nlor tllrew with amazing at:(!UrtCY during pus.lng drllb. His favorite target w11 cocaptain end Leo Brown from Pcl.rtsmouth. . The quarterback slot, however, · • • 2911 ln \oyln~ ID'emory o! Qlll' rithel', J. W. Eskew who plis...t IWQ, ye:ifl ,ago, Sept. 2. missed hy hi~ ramlly. I eap 4-0.Rodl"' Nl c "" g Cincinnati Hedlegs ''d the third- Tbe Redlegs nl:ped• the Car<li· place Dodger• lost ,twice to Phila- ~als, 3-1 on 'Frank Robinson's delphiB. That lelt the Cardinals two-run homer In the lOth Inning 8 \l !:hind and the Dod- I of tjae nlghll:ilp after home runs ge~' venn n~ fh e ~raves out. wIn only 12 and by B'b Thunnan, George Crowe Ed BAiley earried Cincinnati of thel~ remaining 24 gome~,- the 10 -. lll-3 opening game victory. Car~mal& must win 21 of 23 to Tbe Baltimore Orioles dealt the rob •h h1101 1 hi 0 1 lh ' em e c P o~s P New York Yankees iheir first while the Do<!gers must win 21 double·header defeat ·of the seanl 22 lo retain the fiag. .ont but the Chicago White So The Braves got In some good bad to settle lor 1 oplit batting practice for the World tbe Detroit Tigers Series against toe Cubs Monday, s.. Troll vri. 1, 4.,. Col)ltle JobJI.on pitched the Or1 ioles 'to a 6-1 victory after Billy ,Gardner's lith Inning single earned them • comeback 8·7 triJll!lph In the opener. g~mea ' .fi'.:i . · -;..---~ ' CIII!Dm ·Built Kltthen. . Klt<iben• 1 The conoolalion raee ' dist~ntd for your homo. ~'re• e · f!llma~~ ·~reman • A'obott. \ &-6-1( .llliOlle 83114' • WQ • by Pete Skinner, Glouster, followed bY Conrad and Bauer. ' vld Hll~ TUppers Plains, \I'll faaleat qua!Uier of the day In The While Sox, who now trs1u f.200 but motor trouble the Yanke., by' 4\l games, wh p- him out ol the later raoes' · ped the Tl,.,s 8-2; with · William..,ldellnod by a bcavy eheal/ 1 cold, shared Sammythe White and• role Jim Piersail her ... with eighth inning ~omera that carried lhe Red & 1 to an 8'1 secorad aame vletory over the Wash· W ld' 1 lngton Senators. The Sox alsy e 11)9 won opener, 1-1 behind big Body FranktheSuUivan · 1/10 • ~bt-l SJoAV!O!!,' -Pbollt SOO. Cleland Appllanoe ~ w. al1n St., I ,.m..-.,. m I~=;::======::::.. •·. ' 1 ' 0 pEN ,' DAY and NI~HT$ and Fende,.' r Re pDif • Tile Cleveland Indians bouncod the Kaam City Athleties twice. 8-3. · MOORE OPENS TRAINING ALPINE, carat. UP - Archie Moore, the world .light •. heavy· weight champion openJnl !erlouo training Monday' for .ilh Sept. 20 title delenae against tim• Anthon• ' •y _;_· Lubrication j 3-0 and . BOl' I-·~'S n M0 BIl GA$ "I!'''"'"! •• to''"'";;~,:;~ W. Mot~ ; St. ,. wf~ ·at:LO~a.:_h~n!ge~le~•:..· ----~~~~~~~~~~fl ''I"' •~ Fight Results Jnttoo Proll NE'"' YORK - St. 'Nichol•• "' Arona - Jmy Luodtt, 161\'J, Now Hovon, Conn., stopped Frod· dl• Molk, t70, Brooklyn. (II. . 'lo CUI monthly H 1112 ·• · ' V' ~w ""' Cash WILLEMSTAD, N. W. I.- Bat· "What'a the uoe of a civll rights tllng Slkl, 164, Nothtrl111do W11t low by CongreS& If. Army dlare· tndl11, outpointed Wlm Snook, 174 gardo c'yll rl•bts and coo~rat•s Halllftd• tiOI ' -1 1 • n their repression," Fulton•-said.' Lt. Gen. Ganhon IJ. Davkloon, TIJUANA, Mexico - Art ""' :"''wperintend•nt of Wes\ Polnt, aaid eon, 152, Loa Angol11, outpolnltd e made out contract fOil!' years AHreclo ~ott, 147, La Pltl, Btl•, ago and we're going to honor lt_._.._c_._u_t....;l_1o_J.___·_ _ .~~~ paymt~ll ' rg~_' <' $'.,4.._5 1.0 . $1-000 · , • ua..•- ,......_,.,,Mauaref: '(_· . ......, 300 "- Second St.- Phone: • Boom Mon.-Fri. 9-1; so~ 9-U-Opn ,.rnl~fll btl -tiitiif' ,.._, Loan• Matlt to relld•nh of ui Pomerer~ ""rbY low!» __,_ .::~~~~~=::':==::-:~==~~~~~~=~ Willey Picked As M Val ahle In Minor Amen'can M tle HOrt'mg For Good Day In Hot 8attmg , R"Ce . ~~~ m~l~s~lneg ~=: ° University COLUMBUS UP-Ohio State grtddero opened prac- -~~ .,'h 0 ,~7, 1 ~~;· ··-s trilled the ·baseball world when, after trailing the Brooklyn DodgerJ by six games al the Labor t wr. hl1 of f'1 eI Is t' a witb ~h '"~0 dm a 'Pace te .e gers " and then walked off ~1th the fl~g on B~b~ Thomson s dr~matlc 1 th h n l th Srd n • mnmg ome ru n e game of the playoffs. ' Now consider the almost hope· leu task confronting Milwaukee's neal'e!t rival! at this aame stage of the campalan thh •eason: an~ 5:g(),. h':r9nlle l.U . .Ie ,.... l;one,Cedor , ·~b ..~ - - :LAU Wln~ow FaaoFrtgldalre Relr!Jerotors: Ill•or llurnh•rt, Mlddl.port; ·Ohio Braves In Near Impregnable-Place As Pennant Norris Cops · ,Chase Closes; Redlegs Nipf.ardinals 3-1,10-5 Feature Race c... As· eed ~ t ~2 p way ' Milaukee 81 49 .8Z3 24 :t will take more lhan • "miraNino Out A twO<Jut. two run olngle · by Sl LOulo . , 71 68 .607 8\l 23 de finish" like the New York While the Braves were sweet> Eirl Roush In the bottom of ,tile Brooklyn . _. 7'& .533 9 Giants. producd In 11151 to <atch ing their .holldiy doubleheader oeYI!jlth lnni'g broke open a tight the Milwaukee Braves now m the agatnst the Cblcago Colbs Monday #/./ 41.1• f yr. ol~ 1'0\V with wub ' old hel!er call. Orvll,le Rho~e•. Ru. cine, 0. Call l30 between 8:00 s Notices H11dqu~rjo,. fr- "' 'A: ::fp to Buffalo, N.Y., and Niagra Falls in the middle days ::~h~:~.::•Tt~~.! ~~::.:: Baseball Results N~i:n;!a::"!;. 1\::n~~:~·~iec. :~, s~:~~·:. \!:~;s 1~a~~ _ _. (1) All-Stars Take ·Beating 'FrOm Hartford ·Tigers ~':::.~,'11 SPORTS DESK ' .w . 'i'• ., ond -' WASHEO ' SAND;& GRAVEL . ,.HrC,KI ~" C , , the bl8·car power •• , .. bla-car comfort •••.bla-tar value of . Oldemoblle'• "18" at rour dealer'a n.~w I ' -'. ' ___,- Fin NOVELTY CORNER lihlow MI,JI!Ileport High Sfbool. Uied aad ,bew ahot(lins.-1 new Bem· tn(i~n 2D · ga~e auttimillc,. 112 IBUII -double !lUre!,. 1-'12 ;u+amatie. Priced to sell Open l!'le!illtn ..8 GOEGLEIN GRAVEL CO. NANCY Phone 6393 Middleport DOUBlE~CHECKI the ·-.u,.-prleln&IY' ' I f) . ' '"'"· l \ I Looks HotSb·ing Pro Circuit 2 GRADUATE The Los Ancel•• Rams cruohed the Chicago Cardlnato; 68·21, 11 Portland, Ore., ond the Llona d" leated the waohinllti>D Redlkln~ 3H4, II Blrmlnaham, Ali., lD Sat• urday ntaht exhlbtllOIII. BOWLING ICHIDULI CITY LIAGU. Tulldoy, .llopt. '· K·Y tado .,_ llttaoy 'I I"' INid 7•• ,_ ... Mr.................. / WATCHMAKERS, COLLINS JEWELRY STORE I. MAIN ST, POilpov · Philip Sporn n llttll'a ....,. ' -, ' ......,. ' I �.. ,. .. 'I I D • l Ruby Wise Grogan ~ ~n& Bai.ley Exchanges.Vows Is Wed Sa~urday With Keith Nelson Saturday To Leo Sw•ck ' . M N C H WUie Sr has announced ~Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlt!port, o, Sept. a, tU5 7 Middleport Homecoming . • ty ' Dinner Held S""'Ie ...., ' At Young's I~ Galllpollo to be wl!b her bfOo Ither, Eorl Logan, whlle llln. Loo POMEROY SOCIETY gan Ia confined to Holzer Hospital. wuuam B~tchfleld returned to bis home, Findlay, Sund1y after 1 week's vial! .ctth Mr and Mrl Gll· bert Freeman. Mri Wendell Betting, Mr and Mrs Corl Rill• and Mrs Edna Miller and daughter, lud,Y, retur•· ed home Friday evening after a visit at Ft. Recovery with Mr. and lllrs Dana starkey and . t Marion' with Mr and •Mro Kenneth Rouah and la1!1tly ' 'lllr and Mrs. Martin McAngus and daughter, Diana Kay, left ~~· urday lor a visit at Monessen, a' with Mr. and Mrs. Allie Grueaer and at Mll')'land with friends lllr and Mn lriannlng Kloeo and 10n and Herman Kloes spent the week end In Cincinnati 'lllro Jo!Ul Mitch and chll~ returned bQi.)e Sunday avenlnl alter a week's visit In Leba!ICI!l With Mr and Mra/ Jf!oyd Me,.,hef They w•re aecompanle<l home by Mr Mitch, who spent the diY there Mn Luellle B Hawkins W80 the Sunday dJDner guest 01 Mr and lr!rs Ever;t~bo~u. Parlltl Mrh. an W v":"'~~ved an 1 1on of C ares · ~, ~ FridaY for a --·· ~111 wltll llli pareuta, Mr and Mi-a. Edwlril Parfitt. ' ~· and Mt!. Cl•re•ee Humphrey of Akron, vlolted SoturdQ wl~ Mr. illd lllro, Wlllilm Jl.tof Mr. and lftl, c. 1. N~h SaiurdiY dltlnl'f i\lelli of their daughter and 10&1~·1.,,, Ill and Ml'•· Edpr Pritt, Middleport. 1 Mr an4 Mrs George Baker Mr Mrs C R Yoong celebrated her Mrs Edna MUier and daug hter, ond M" R G Buley, Mid· wblte rosebuds and rs e15011 ' the wedding of h18 daurhter, Ruby and Mrs Kalad Hlndy and chll· buaband's birthday w1tb a dinner Judy, entertained with 8 dinner, RD ha\e announced the mother of the groom, chose 1 Wise Grogan Columbua to Leo dren, Stephen. Jane and George, , and Homecoming at thelt home Monday, 41 lhel!' home, Ken 51 thell' daughler, n1vy ens"'l'~e With matching a:· Swlek Waver\y Ave, Columbus. have returned from 11 vacation at ~Sunday Gue11ts were Mr and Mrs Carl to K.eith Nelson, son of cessorle.s anc white rose corsag The' qmet ceremony wall per· Crow Lake, Canada where Mr Bak Arrangements of r.n flowero Rlg!ll Columbu•, and Mrs Wen· .and Mrs Earl Nelson, CarImmediattly after the cere- fanned by the Rev Mr McCarthy er and H M Cross have a cabin were used throughout the bouse deiMlnB.etziEdnJ,·rPdoKm~~~er and lllr! n,l![ ft:Dter. motly a receptiQn was hel<' 111 at the Broad Street BaptJ6l Church The families spent ten days !Ish and b~rthday cakea, haked by~~~ ~· '1'1\t double-rmg cerem(Jny was the church .s6clal room which was in Columbus at ten o'clock Satur· lng in Canada and stopped at Nla 'VIncent Young sr, Erie, and )In 1t\'111Jam Dawson spent MondaY In U Qn Of ' perfol'ltle<l Saturday August ~ 1 . decorated with red and while day August 31 I"' Fait. euro"te home Mr Bak Earl Brarton, CinclnnaU, were de- Mlddlep~rt with Mr and Mrs Wll· ' at 1~0 p m at !he Bradbur~ gladiolus The three t~ered ••d Mrs Swick chose a sheath dress er and Mr Hmdy have been on 'corated In pmk and green by Mr llaJ;I,:'Y~~rolhy Reibel rolurned '1' Cbllfth 0{ Chr\st w1th the Rev dmg cake whtth was topped with. of comet blpe wtth rh.meBtone ehp vacahon r Young, the guest or honor The to her emplo•menl In Columbus, Mr. and Mro. Charlea Buct ••· Don"'ald See\ers, Pomeroy, off1 a miniature brtde and groom was and bla~k accessories Mr and Sonja Hendrix has been visit dinner was served buffet lltyle tertalned a woup of relaU.veiJ 1nd 5 cleting While gladwlus and ferns the centerpiece of the br~de Mrs w SWI('k v1stfed her father, 111 at New Lexln[lton for the with Ml'll William Colwell, Colum Monday alter a VISit .ctth her par· rrlends, SUnday, at lltelr bome, -~used to decorate the altar of table Mrs Joe Batley sister Ill c H Wise, and sister, Miss Ruth pa~t two weeks bus, presldrng at the punch bowl ents, Mr and Mrs Lout. Reibel. Rutland Rood the tburch which was ligtltcd by law of the bnde, servect the cake Wise, Sunday Mrs Ted Riley Jr and son Preceding the dinner Fred Jack· Ml• V~glnla Fl•~:r of ~ar!~~ Guests were Mr 111d Mr. Glea wb~ tapers m ~~Hn hranclled MISs Janet Nelson Carpenter 51 ~ Mr and Mrs C H Wise Jr, John Patrrck have been returned 1°0 gave a prayer u the group ton, W· ba' Wll eM'~:• Nettle Hum~y, Clel'tlffld. Mr. and can.Z,Jahra ter of the groom pre!luled at t/JP. joined the fam1ly group Sunday home from Holzer Ho•pltal gathered In the living.. room an~ tuea1 o1 er aun1' ,...., lilrL Clarence lluillp~yai 'ln. A recttal of nupltal mus1c was stlver coffee service and cttter and a heart shaped wedQing cake Mrs Jomea Whrllotch and son be also recited a poem, One Little Koehler. C W Humphrey, Abi>JI;. • llld presented by ftfrs Robert Coates dming room hostesses were iirs was serve w1th home-n1ade ice wer returned !rom Holzer Hos Rose" dunng the Home<omlng I> Mrs. VIrgie Ruoc~el relum<if to Mr. Floyd Rulll(leld, Rutl d, llr youlist, and M1ss Sondra Poth, Kenneth McElhinney, sister of Lh ~ cream a!l a dessert course A tof Frida number of gifts were rtcelved by her home, Columbus, Mond~y, eveand Mr8. O!Cir Bauer and fllllhf, Pomeroy, pianist Mrs Coates br,de, Mr11 Rayflwnd Nelson, SIB miniature bride and groo]\1 topped pr Mr and~" oonsld Moore and MrThYounpgresent were Mrs Edoa hlng after : •::•~:: 4 ;1:! w~: Cheoloqoad and Mr-andldn. 'lVII· sang "BeC<IUse' anrl "Tbt' Lord's ter·m·law ()f the groom and 1\lrs the eake which waa decorated with ••n Don, Columbus: were here Fer,;.";;. Mr and Mrs Wllll~m .:~;~•. "£.roy ~uac~l ' labrd E~npbac~ and1 daqh"", PrQYer" and the mstrumental Palll Johnson, Columbus, COIL!lln rosebuds ror the weekend and Don cele Colwell 'Mr and Mrs Wllllall\ llr and Mn Ch,rles Bl'flon C ery , :::'> omer,oy. numbers mcluded 'I Believe' of the bride Mr and Mn SWick also visited 1 r "Y~'ll Never Walk Alone', Ll4\ Out of town gucstll lncltJded Mr and Mrs David Yost and fam· bra ted his twenty second blrthda1 Diltz a~d son, William, Columbua, and daugbtera of Columb\1! were Sunday, Mr and Mfo Douglao Jackaon, Mr. w .. t end guests of Mr alid Mrs Wllllam Chisler of 111'\dgevUie. ~urn" ''Th"e Weddmg Pra) Mr and Mrs Johnson, and soilS Ily, Mt'a Mabel Manhall and Mrs Mr and Mrs Wllhs Groeser Lolls Rendvllle Mr and Mn Vln· Robert Burton and 100 , Pa le viJitlng 'l'ltb ~. and Mrs. er" and the tradJtlOn8l weddm g Columbus, Mr and Mr! George Taylor Grogan, Portland They left Mr an;t1ra Donald Strauss reBill Cblser and ""''' , mareb and recesstonal • Waters Zanesville, Mr and Mrs for a wedding tr1p to Marion, OhiO toot their granddaughters, 'lo,lary cent ' Young Jr Mrs Vincent Lynn and Patricia McCabe to Young Sr. Erie.' Mr aDd Mrs. turned t heir home, Cchrtnbus, t 4ttendants were Mrs Robert John Johrent, Mr and Mrs Jam their home '" Columbu• Saturday Fred Jaclllon and g1anddaugbter, Monday r a villi 'f'lth re1atlves McKinney Columbu ~ matrun of es Connolly Jr Youngstown, Mrs and speril the weekend wrlh Mr . Phoebe Harper, Middleport; David And friend• honor Raymond Nelson Carpcn Emma Jeffers, Atltenl, Mrs Bor and Mrs John McCabe and (amlly' Jackson, Liberty Lane, Mrs Earl Chutes St.rauu returned home ier, brother of the groom be11t me. Radcliff Mr and Mrs DAle Nlchol•on Braxton, tlnelnnoll, Mr and MrL Saturday from Hober Hospital manj Joe Buley BradhtJry, br()Mrs Nelson wore a black and and M" Ruth Ann Lockett wert Paul Thomu ond daughter, Laura, where he has been a ~atleot for tber of the br1d e and Molcolm white prlnec!s crt~~s~ wtth black bustne.ss vlsltora m Parker11burc Mldrlleport, R D, Mr and Mn C tht pasf two weeki. ' Fauber Carpenter usher• , accusoriefi and while carnation Saturda" a Yount. Mn c. W Hull!phrer' returned 1'he br tde, who was gJYlcn 1n corsage for thtHr wedding tnp Holiday guests nr Lois Cecil • to her bo~ in A~, "'Monday, Mlos Phyllis Stanley and Mrs marriate by her father chose a to Cincinnati They are living m Mrs Velma Wyeth Wlerwn alter • vlsl• with Mr and Mrs floor length wcddmg gown of their new!)' rurmshed home on Reid Varney entertained Thurs· were w va, Mro Stephen Wyeth, Charlea Buck , white (Issue faille made With the Bailey farm Middleport no ltay evening with a br1dal shoY.er Newark Mrs El mer Bright Plea WIYne Jluaaell of Louisville, bourtrunt skirt, fltLcd bodice, long The bride ~ho graduated rrom for Mrs RIChard Hovotter (Goll santvllle; Mr and Mrs Willis 1 Ky' wao the 'Yeek end pelt ol sleeves and .swcc'hcarl neckline Rutland Hlgll School attended Stumbo) at the Varney home Alesh~ro. Dayton ,nd Soturday hi! mother, Mra. Samp IIU!Jell ' A blue and wh1te color acbem(: Mr and Mrs Eber Wulley Cleve Uer fanger tip length veil of 1! OU, Athens and ts associated with f lllr and Mrs. Glen Humphrey bl Iusion wa.o; hel(l in plac e by a her rfather at the Bailey Drtve-In waa carried o11t In the decorations land and Mr and Mrs Harry The B. H. SanboJ'II Mlsslonam Cleveland, a,nd Mr anft 1 ~ Clar Uarn embrold(lreli 11.1lh ~eet.l Mr Nelson who also gnd uah.>d and the hqsteues served sand Keeler, Amesvrlle were her guesu Socletv met at the First Baptlal enee Hum~brey of Akl'on villted I pearls and her only Jewelry w;u n !rom RutJand High School, is a wlch~a. potalo chip~ mints ooda and Mra Vlneent Young Jr Church Monday evemng With Mrl ~turday w1th Mr. and Mra Ftank strand of pearls, the gift of the graduat.e of Ohln Umverslty ancl and coflee Games were played MrsMr Vmecnt Young Sr, El'le1 Pa Milton Hood, prealden~ pr<isldinl. $uck and Mr and ~ ,Charles groom She carried whtte carna Is 1 teacher m Rutland High and prize& w~n by Mrs Frank and Mrs Earl Braxton, Cincinnati The openlng prayer wa 1 &lven B~rt. ,,. Cheeaebrew ;nd Bonnie \ltD c~.. 1 tlons on a whtte B1hl e Mrs M" School returned home Mon~ay alter vlsl~ by Mt8 J. M. Archor and Mrs. Mr and Mrl Merle Shlller annat ney. Kinney wore e ba\1 crtna length - - - -- -1 Beulah White, representing lhe 10!', Tommy ol Woqater, pe GuealJ Included Dixie Pierce mg Mr. and Mrs C R Young &own of BCQu a taffeta wltll flJIJ Mr and Mrs Arthor Skmner EJecta C}rcle, rave the devotional MoMay with Mr and Mrs Bentz Mrs Robert Haggerty, Bonnre Van • skirt and tucked hucllrc She wore ' b Cooney, Carla Wilson Mro Don and son, Tom, and Mrs Dave service on the tople "Abundant Wolfe a headband or pink rose budb F.ihncr left Thursday to vloll Waters" ann the topic of the pro· Mro Mary Boyd of Wells ura ald Crum and Donna K11y Mn C and carried a ColonJal bouquet E Hoyt, Joanette cro9ko, Mrs AI· Mr and Mrs Dan Farmer and ,~~:ram was "Everfiowlng Stream•" w. Va, 1n~ Mr lnd Mn Her ttl pink fOJI('~ The Dorou Circle presented the man Weigel of Beech Bottom, W Ired RoUBh and daughle~ Maida, famrly rn Dayton and took Cmda Mrs Bailey mother of the brllll Farmer who had been \f5ltlng program ancl those tating part Va, were Sunday dlitner guests of Mrs Worley Stanley, Mn .Clifford wore 11 rose crepe gown w1 th back to her home Satur were Mrs John Lyons, Mn Wtl· Mr1 William Baxter Mr and ~" Kenneth McEihln StiJmbo and dauahter, Dnmne, her~:!, !Irs navy accessories and eorsagc of Farmer and Tom Skin lie Anthony, lin Frances Bearho, Mr and Mn Glen Cha80 of Day ny entert~ined Friday evenmg at Mrt Ollie' Hlndy, Mrs Ch008e- day ner attended the annual Frig1- Mn John Kauff, Mn Edlaon Ba· 1ton, w~o spent the week end w1ttl brew Sending gifts were Mra. their home on Fourth Avenue with dalre ploniC m Dayton as guests ker MIHS Sylvia McMaster Mr and Mt8 Patrie~ ~hary left ll buffttt supper after the rehear Danny Brown, Mra Paul Smart During the buslne88 111eetlng the Monday for Huntington, W Va, to sal for the m,arr!Rge of her sister, and daUghter Jesn, Mrs Manning of her son and family Sunday Mr and Mrs Skinner went to Cln· Rio Grande Baptist Assoclational V\!lt his mother, Mrt John Chase Fauna Bailey, to Keith Noloon, Kloes, Mrs William Walters cinnat1 to attend the Jewelry Con meeting on Saturday Sept 7 at wbo underwent IUrQery at the Ca whtch was solemnized on Saturvenllun there with Mn Skinner Jackson was announced bel-Huntington Hoapltal 1 day afterMfln representing lhe Sanborn Jewelry A salad coul'lle wa1 11erved aftfr 'Min Helen Lm:bary of Colum Arrangements of red and white Stflre the dosing prayer by Mn Clare- bus was the week end ,guest of gla.dioluH ancl rosem were used E M Blake took his son Jo'tn mont E Hoyt Hooteases wel'e tbe ¥!:. and 'lllrs Patrick Lochory throughout the McElhinny home and Randy Humphrey• to Clncrn lollowlnr mcmbero of the T.oveloy Mlu Lochaey has Just returned and the bullet was centered with nati Monaay to the baU game Cjrcle, Mrs Allen Hughe!, Mrs from a stx weeka tour oC Europe. An arrana:ement of pastel fm8pWeokend guesta of Mro Came L,!wrence Bin& Mrs Jame! Soud Susan and' James Locbary e! drag()rl8 • Cassell lnqludcd Mr and Mrs era Mrs Joon' MIYer. Mrs C~ar· Alben• are the guesta of thCJr The Past Officers club of Ra· Tbooc prcscot wore MI8S Bailey and her (lllrtmtft Mr and 'Mn R <lne Choptor OES held their an· Charles Rickman, Mrs Kelly, Mra lea Lewllr, Mil• Florine! Talbott grandparenta, Mr and Mr!. Pattlck LOf!>ory . G Bailey, Middleport ItO, Keith nual picnic rccontly at Bailey's Curtis and Mrs, Conner, Colum· and Mrs H. M Cro8S ALL NEW ~~; Joining them Monday were Mr and Mrs. Elmer W ckbam Nol11ot1 and his mother, Mr• Earl Lake IPSWICH, lW8Is UP _ Nln& otere at Gallipolis Ferry, Sunday During 1 1hort btulncRS session Mra Byrd Mrs Hawkrn•. Mr. Ncl5oil, Raylnond Ndson Carl)cn tcr, Mr and 1\lrs Joe Dailey, T plan~ were dltcusiC!d for attend Snyder, M18s Byrd Jackson, and I hospital with a cookie lodged In to attend a blrthdiY dinner lor Jvl! Jr waa uemg rusneCl tu 1 her uncle, John D Canterbury W Authcr9on Bradbury, Mrs lni Grand Chapter to be held at Pal.ll Stsel New York City Mr and Mn Bernard Schramm hi! throat when the police cruiser Mr. and Mra Selwyn White and Paul JohmJon Mr and Mn Robert Cineinnati 1!1 October Plans were MrKinnev, rolumhu11, Mr and •l•o dlacu..,,d lor helping with the zanesVille, WI"" weekend guesl! hit a bump 111 the road _ d~&lod( oon, Harry of Galhpollo, visited' mg the cook1e Saturday wuh their &W1t Miss Mrs John Johrcnt YoungHtown, dlstrl~t part) to be held at tframl or ~r and M'r.!! J()hn Lyons Mr and Mrs Donald Strauu Nettle Koehler ~ Chapter, which will be In• charge Kathy an6 Ou88ell McElhinny Mr and 1\lro George D Ma"ar ol Mrs Cora Wobb district pres! Columbu' VISited Mr and Mn ~· Mr and Mrs Richard Hovatter and chlldren of Co1urnbUl spen t INCLUDES doni Ira But'her Over the weekend Attending were Mrs Webb, Mrs Mr ~tnd Mrs W R Garber have rented an 11partment of Mr the weea.~ ep d with hiII Paren•· ~.~~, • Mr and Mrl Cla~~ee Mauar. l!niGIDAIRE •1 L1llom Grimm, Mr and Mrs Wll have r ~·,rned from a SlY weeks and Mrs E M' wood ~ ·• Mr ~ and Mrs Randall Manley M 1 lid Mn ,. Kl liam ~tcwart, Mrs Wllson Carpen· visit with their daug~tcr, llrs and son, Randy, and Mr ond Mra p rt t he week "nd~rmjna~ ·nca~~rs llrelrlgeralor ani 1 en ter, Mr and Mrs Charles Hen1ley Ruth llawk nnd daughter, Colum • ~ ow Herman Gollney and son, Hermlo, "jl!h Mr and 111r1 ~oh~ MeL'aln and gueals, Mr11 Naomi Brinker bos Gas Ran1e and t R D S M 11 Akr~n. II)IIOnt the weekend with lilt and Mro. l!d ~hrleber TUII & Wt6, llfll, 3o4 and children Mrs Grella Simpson Gary Pres on • ca re ltUvu Mra Evelyn Marahati1of West Carand Mr and Mn Arthur Ne111e Pay Only f$9.50 down ed hlo parcnto Mr and Mrs Ger Jap~es Lewl• hu returned whi• rolltown were weekend pella or FAMILY NIGHTS and daughter aid PrOJton !rom Norfolk, Va on emplbyment with the Count) Mr and Mra Ro~ Warne?. ud per month Graee Kelly Stewart Granaer Labor Day to tell them be would Ulihway Doportmont after being Mr and Mra l!dward Webtter louvo today on a N A T 0 on elck leave lor six weeks wltb and oon, Rleky, or DIYton, are "GRIIN fiRI" cruiJe In the North Atlantic. a broken ankle ll)lendlng aeveral do• with lllr (Cinemascope-TeehDtcolorl Mr and Mrs 'Louis Halneo and Mr. and Mrs Jamea Lewis Col and ll4ra Clarence Andrewo and children, Kathie, Marie and J•fl umbna were weekend suosts of oth~r reiltlvea. -alsoLithopolis been KoohiN v!Jitlna Mr and M" Byers lllra Henry Roibel lelt ;:~~!...;~~=~~~=~~';!~~'7~~~~~#~~~ her mother, have Mro Lewis Rory C~lhoun Dale RobflrtiiOn ami Dr and Mra K D Amsbar~ Oa The Brlghtesl Corn~r ''THI IlL VIR WHIP" Plano wore made for the quart and children, Jim and Melinda In Middleport blrthdav party and potluck Mr and Mrs Harold Epple) to be oeld 1t the next meet and son Stephen, were In Cln MondAY &\plember 16 when clnnall altendlllf the ball games 0 PT 0 MII 11111 T The·odotU! ~ouncll, Daughter or Sunday America, met In regular aeaslon Mr and Mrs K9rold' Chaie v~ Monday evening at the IOOF Hall lted Mr ana lllr!. •>rley 1 " ' I • • Mtl Arnold HIYOi, counciiM, In Monroe Mlch , over the boll Ball 011111 Slree~ Pt.:tei'OJ pre1lded at the meetinr A thank da) ·' you note was read from the Young Mn Hope Parker anu her Offlte R~•n: I lo IJ, J 10 I. (Cioae 1& NOOD oD 'l'llan.l family lor flower. aent Mra AI grandchllclre' Carla and Carolvrr 'i~~;;;~;;~:;;~;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;i bert Woodard WI! named to Pill' Hughes, Zanesville, vlllted hor • chase the birthday gllta !Isler, Mrt. Dwlsht Wollace and It waa announced that the meet family last Wllok lng of the Paot Councilor! Club Mary Carol, Robert and Sylvia MCTieduled tor Thunday, Septem· Swanson were weekend gues[J of ber 12. hao beon pottponcd until their trandmolher, Mrs Chart.. Wodnesday, September 18, at the 1Swan•on and other relatlm In home o! ~" Richard Campbell Gallipolis ;,c ,3 1 Bridal Shower Is Held for Mrs. R. Hovatter ..er. B k E ... t •' At!ICRStl cf P'q1n Rel'atJ've ('iulup RST~ Jil Loeal NIWI II MvertlliDC II Clfl'lllltloD e lr Uni!H , _ Ohltl _ . , ~ltu<ly .... Mfier tHar. Occoa~l llthl ......_ norlh •ncl "" )IOittOft, Pjrflr cloody ancl CHI IO!Ilthl. ,.,...., '"""' ancl -•· Hlth loUr 7W4. low llnlthl 5U1 I DHOW To De l•tefettt'fH..I ~------------------~----------------------~ -~- -- VOL IX NO. 119 SINGLE C~PY-k 1 To Stop School Desegregation J:UWEIWW~.~ Whistling Tea Kettle·,' B. H. Sanborn Missionary Group Meets LIM'LE ltoc~. Ark (UP) - Nalwnal Guard811len stopped e1gi)t Negroes from entenng Central Higb Scboolloday in de· ftance of a federal JUdge's order that the school was to be m· legrated The troops were called out Monday by Gov. Orval E Faubus, who ordered them to prevent desegregation Of Central PRIC 1 ll'DU nearly It were sent to the sc:bogl to prevent VIolente Today, eight Negroes tried to enter the sehooL The firat atd he was Perrence Robertt;, a JtU· dent m tf1e 11th grade He said be bad an "A'• reeord hst aemeater In an aJI-Nea:ro sc.hool )leanwhUe, Ill atudelta or the I TltOOPS CLOSE DOOR dialrict who earlu:r had been AI he ttted to enter Ctntral granted petm11110n to attend Rut H1gh, an umdenhf1ed majar or· Jaad or Pomeroy tehaoil!, began dered his men to "close tt. up" Tbe hfe or deatb struggle of the Northern Local School Board here to mamtarn 111 h1gh school passed another mark Monday mght at a meet1ng- m Hamson vJUe when additional releue! for student. to attend other mst1tutioos were teo)porarU, .stym1e<l elu! sludrea at ~aehool, of their chorce Tuesdly Ntrthern Local loard aetron Monlby mxht to retemd release of tJie s1x faded on a vote &pill down the mtddle at Monday mght wu I - · \II! -t-II'Udcblldrm 111 OlriCII<alovakia Ill JIG, In ~ llbo the dllll• and duitl ,1\pp'roXIlllalely 600 nlana¥ement men from 90 mdustrJes JD the Trt.State area will attend this Fnday and Saturday (Sep· tember 6·7) the 13th ann11al Foreman-Manager Personnel Con· ference at Marshall College. The conferencelwiU get underway at 6·30 p m, September 6, with a banquet m the Georgian Terrace Room of the Hotel Frederick Cloyd Stemmctz. d1r ectOr of sales trammg, Reynolds Met'ls Co, Loulmlle, Ky, w11l apeak on '"'l'appmg the Creauve Power of Your People" At tbe September 7 morrung se&Slon scheduled for 9 a m m lhe Old Main audrtormm ol Marshall, President Stewart H Smith o1 Manhall w11l welcome til< delegates • uu.oo w COMPTON ~ ELBE 0 D E~wln Several Divol'('es Are Granted By , Mason-Co Courts I orconques~ on the campus • U the pharmacist were '*"pletely succeu!ulln hit communi\?, I he would b! out of bulltlea \ Uhethe phf•lclon, :rour phlrmaclal , il a champion ot preventive medicine. ~ Nw of the therapeuUc eaento which ha bud~~~ ordntandod 1<1 allmllato 41aeue. ' I : /lo pharmacllta, our objeetlve II to belli koeo' .-ybndy Itt iood buill; ' Ittvlte you 10 lllilt 111ln acblninr lhilloal.' 'H!i,flrl~ 7~"'ll'tiC~IOIII to '!!,!!rpromp!HI'Y~ DRUG CO. PRONE 6268 Tri-Lustre Oeaners Robinson's Laundry ~Btreet, .,.......,., 0... , lllddlepOI'I ' Roberts did Little Rock SclKrol Soperintendent V1tgll T Bl"f""'! had told liliii, 1o lrf to reg~. but If he mel mr reJirrtaft<O lo eitazens, aad He talld be was :'p1entr~ " • ~:...li revenal of ane board member"s but only of l.he whtle out· stand 1 Da.rrel Hantng--on releas sidP the JebooJ ' 'I dtdn 't fear tbe .rtudentl instde," he oatd '1 fell lllat If I once got IDS!de, they would ac (Conhnued on Prgc Seven) c:ept me '' Aborat 125 troop.....hal! the number who were about the bwldmg Tuesday-remamed all nlibl At 7 a m tOOay, reinforcements arrived and when a<hool opetted there were agam 2.50 troops at the uhoel Students, With tbell' porento and Lyda Bell Compson, Clifwn, w other persons-all told aboul 100 DLSeUSJJon brought out these Va, who died Sept 3 at the bome salient (ada In the Northern Loof ber daughter, Mrs Sll..n Loc- cal hrgh rr<hool problem kett. Clifwn, was born Nov 27, (Contmued oa Page Seven) 18'10 at west Columbta Her parents were the late John Kerwood and Cinda Bam! Her huaband was John W Compson, who precedet! her m deatb m 1947 Serv1ees will be held at tbe Fogtesong Funeral Home Friday, Sept 26 at 2 p m with bunal m the AdamJVille Cemetery, the Rev Jlichard Wngb~ mini.ster of the Clifton MethodiSt Church orr~<~atmg Mrs Lola Jeffers of Mason Survivors :~re the one dauchter, C1ty to~ay asserted that her 10n wtth whom ohe telllded, SIX grand- Mike aged 13. reported to have children, "' great grandchildren: been mwin1 with another boy two liOn8, Earl and Wtlbur, also R~ehard Johnson, 13, "did not precoded here m deatb run away from home." Frienda mil)' call alter noon Said Mn. Jellers tod11, "My Thursday at the hment home. boy is not a rwtaway. I knew where he Wlll all the time and wu .tot wonied He likes to camp ou1 1n the bills an4 baa done so on other octaSions. I di4 Dol re-o port hlftl u missing altbOugh the parents of tbe olher boy who was wrth Mike did " "I luiew that the &tate Troopers were searching for the two boys, bot the)' dtd not ISk me about thern U they bad I'd have lold them tb e beya were not runaways and wha-e they amid fmd them.' As for tbat matter my boy came home alone. be was oot bruught In " mg students to go to otb~ schoob Mason Mother Savs Her Son Is N;t ARunaway Methodist Laymen Institute To Be A PARADOX IN PHARMACY, Going bock-to college? You'll look your best 1f you take clothes that hove been cleqned here! We rote top honors when 11 comes to banishing every unsightly spot and statn and restoring that "like new" dazzle and freshness that captures com. pliments in class and on comp~s! CALL 121 were tumed bact. ILyda B. Compson 13th~ual Foreman-Manager IFuneral Service Conference In Tri-State Area'wm Be Friday Reduced to ··$ FURNITURE eame to the u s tor a granddlughter, with wlrom abe n.... and -da COilliderable Ume reading her Bible. unw a 7eu ""' abe atlottdad clwrcb regularljr at st Jolrll'a Wtheran chlll)'lt. ' (lol.,...,iotutll $595 They shut the door In the Ne· gro'o race The troopo !lopped anOI!Ier Ne gro With Roberts S1x more Negroes came up 1R a group and ie---· -"""*""·. ' - l!lld btJlJif Fur.niture Dof APlanning For Quarterly Birthday Party I I RacineOES Past Officer Picnic Held BAKER /111gb betau~~e It m1ght tel oft a between Negroea and white. Northern Local riotschool No Negroes 'I>Jli'Oo1ched tho Tuelday when opened, I 'ct but Tuesday n~ght Federal ludge School Distn Ronald N Dane. Ot"dered the school d...,.gated at once. said lle would a«ept Fau~ Is Battle Center ua'•He explanation that the troops Buffet Dinner Is Held After Rehearsal 3 ROOMS OF ~- -- Woman Seriously Injured II, FJtll From A~rUe~ ' ' I "' 1 1 '~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 3, 1957 aten heiner ray sayre torrence