https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1e3da6286031271864c2c7054be7aa51.pdf e83d139acfc727e86320f42c7898cb48 PDF Text Text .. ,. .. '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 '~ �• ' ' ','1 ' ,_., .·. ' ..· ' ':::: '· ' . TELEVISION GUI~E WSAZ • TV Chan"el3 · YI Wednesday 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 4, 1957. · - On Juvenile's Names In The Crime Nrws With e~~nclusion of a quite useful and ~n· lighteDIDg public discussion in the Ohm State Journal regardmg w1de. Jtmited , or no pubh ,ddng of names of JUVeniles caught m break· ing our pubhc laws many Meigs Counttans may be wondering whal the pohcy ol The Daily Sentmel1s m this ever-p1esent p10blem Edtlors of The .Journal concluded thetr 1e· view "of the problem, afler several articles bv experts 111 th e JUveluie held had been publrshed and numerous letters from readers o'er a wide area of the slate had been received b) lakmg a posilton shghlly to the Jell of theu ' past pohc) anyone will arg_ue tbat trivi-' mtsdemeanor' by youths, ofterl'performad through ,igoQr~n.~f: or lack of trammg, should be publicized. A news-hungry public Is too liable to blacken the name of such an offender far beyond the 6·00 Today 9 00 Romper Room , 10:00 The Prtce Is Right lO 30 Truth or Consequel'iees 1l iJO TIC T;r:e Dough 11 30 It Could B~> You 12:00 Current 100 M• Little !rh:-gte 130 Bride t1 nil Groom ! more serious offenses 200 However, The Daily Sentinel has taken a They stlil hold lo the rtght to exermc slightly more clear position on this problel'l· judgement themselves upon whether a young The facts of all JUVenile cases are avallallle oter's name should be published But they through quastioning of witnesses, the young. predicted more names would be published m sler's family, neighbors, and police. Actual proceedings of juvenile caies. ho.wexer, are the future than in Ihe past Acrordmg to them, to publtctZe or not will confidential lijsofar as tht bt\ll;llliB l,helll·. o{ those he,arlngs ere cun·' I depend on the sel"iousness of the cnme. llw selves ~fid records ' ' , t youth's record, Ih e effect publication of the cerned. name mtght have on the offender l\!1d h1s pa1· d ·•"''- nf •• ' ents, and the overall value or dlsvalue to lhe The local ~ourt,bllS )11& f .apr......... ...,. ing the available tact~~ to •U ~ tllu:l\1~' commumty pubhcalton might have folks under the &Je of ,UI. lu!i$e ~llb!l They expect more names to appear m the con says his court shout~ JIOI be 1!1.~~ ·:w.IU! future because apparenlly, after studying results of their discussion, more oflen•"s have the responslbUity of C!lvu\CJns Ql' ll'itblt9.1dl1181 ~ some names and not others. ' r been placed on the "serious" list and because He a•rees with the Jour.n•J t••t a newspa· • "• "" the mDunling number of juvenile cases in Columbus Is pressing somebody to something, per as a news media should NBUme r.espowl· . rljjht or wrong billty for these decisions. The edilor s wrolc "Basically, the Journal will continue to withhold the names of boys and girls under 18 Years old who get into trouble with the law "It will make exceptions to IbiS basic rule j . n rases of vi,olent assault, hoodlumism by gangs, scrwus property destruction and other outbreaks OJ unusual mslancea where after consultation and consideration. the situation seems to warrant publicity This well ·constdered stand aeerrrs to have strong backing m the public mind Hardly ---· - ___ - --;.,eck- NEW HAVEN ' WEDDING Rev 'R 0 Eil ts attended the Raymond KIJI1n g~ wor1h son or the State Co nvl!ntion of the JORQU Rev ami Mn Howard Klllill''g . ' 1,s ooo AM 111 Hunlmgton recently' ~e worth of ll u rtr~nl . ~ R<'v H d K a atotc uUiccr In th ~ t'rganlza on fll'alef! •whur 1111 n~tworlh rlr ·~II· nnd Mn; 0 J Howartl Sr 1 1 a I! 7 30 n m OrJUblu- ure vacatlonmK In llcllnaylvania, Ring Ceremony on Friday, August Mrll Wally Stewart vultcd Mr 23 111 1h o tlllr1fort1 t'h 1 f 1 u Chmt en un IJo j•wd ~~ ~ s J L SLcu• l LJII 'l'hur11day 10 ru 1mn 111011 wiHI(' u1route to J\.lo1·~a•ltown, W I The altar wa. banked wl\h wh\1 1· Va i ladaola nnd .:n·c·nun unrl seven Joan Smallwood of Busto!. Tenn branchl'd ('andiJlabra The pre ilns opcnl lhe Pllll two w~eks wath nu.pt!ul mu Mr w 11 ~ plon•JI IJy 1 ut• y Ja11c 8ul111er · ' T~o bnde g1vcn 111 111 a1·1·t,1g1 hy her fal hrr ' WDrf' n 1\hlh• ~ht·olh dre~s amd RH.iiP9SOfiOii and wore on Mr 1111d Mrs Kcnnlt F'ord M1s~ SnutliMod and Jack fo1 d will ,UY lo lluunok{!, V11. where thl'Y will t·unt:wl hl~ luucnl!i cmd lour the l.Jst orcllhl~ cor'"H' 'il l· Or~l" O:!I(IIKel" vl•lied Mr amel Klllin lo(~wort h or {'ilrton I ~I All G I r 11 k W Va waa !Jf.! ~t mut1 tva !JI M hro b""' ' ~ V en, 'r nesko ur ers 1 1weo ttter ur\hg, an ll 1l\IJ'~ · 115 Ray Cupehurt of 11 :0 ::'tf1':,i~t! \~~~~~~r.:~~~~ ~~~;:~;1 I~·;•n~~~~~~e~s ~i~o~~:c~~~h~:.~lte return wtli n·~ulc tn the Kr..:){ u partmCnb m \Ju!(J fl W Va ~ll Kill! ngswort h I11 empioyctl by the Jlht!lp Sporn l'ol\'('r to111puuy PAll'!'", Bruec Adams w" honored on his third blrthtb y w1lh 11 pari}' 011 lhc Adams Iuwn Gnnw~ Wert pill) \'d alld favors were glvt!n Clllh ~ ~!Is Rena Glimm Mrs J,eon" Blcu mp nne! son, Mrs Sadw ' D 11 WIll'\ h anrI d!I.Ug hltlr ltllu II BR f'lrmuhnl' vt;,tted Eln1cr Gr•rnm o1 the Vcli'fllll.'l Admlnllltl'lltlon HuBp Hoi In Huntington, W Vu }1r 1nd Mrs 1v11n Roush B 1vidt k ' ... are mg Mr 1111d Mn Eu\¥1111 r n er m Oi·lnndo f'lu. a:ue11t Man) ijlrt! wc1c rccel\cd }1r 11.1111 Mrs Vir Street moved Rnd """' hmcni< WO!c JirVCd to \0 SICubenvllle, w Vo on Friday. tho "ucsh ThoHc lllli•ndlllg wet•e Mr and Mn C M Adnmll Sr or Gallipolis, Ohkl, Mr and Mra llo~ man l.ayne, l11· a11d Mr~ C11rrol Adama Jr. Mro Do11nld Drown, and I.lbby Kay lloffman, J1mmy ~eo, Mn Bob Johu•lun, Vick i and Nan, Cindy Tonnonl, Noncy IIIII, Mro. Kpl•nd Km, " "' D<•bbi<•. ~rN and Glori~' !'elmo, Mts. llleo Roush, ond t.mda, Share d',lhll Capehart, r ..·oi)n Rou,h, r.' ' a n d Mn Arthur Goodwin. ~Y and Stm. Mr. Bob Laynu , Harriet and !Iaiiy, an•J Mn B R Vance. .., E Penonala 11ra. Catherine Emblet on aud Mn Ellaabetb Hill m•rc Mhoppln' ·lp HunUnuton. W Va on Monday Mr1. GrBre Mdntryfl Sm1th and l.eRay, Mrs Don llulland 1 n d children of Columbu ~. Ohio vlsltecl Mr. and Mn T M tw1clntyru dur In( the weeken1l Mr. and Mn Tom Capehart and f1mHy or HlllltinJton ~ure week end Juetta of Mr an1l Mrs T E Capehart. C<>nnte Clork return<·~ lth the Clljlfhart'o for a vi ol\ ljr. aaU Mrl ~Ill M:llcr ol Pur· UI'II, Mr aud Mr! Chartt> Jll, Mrs. Thomu Grlnotead and . ldroa, Mrs Willi~ McFlll'IJnd .11!4 aon• and Mn Clltr Roush. all 1 :-~nded the Ohio Stole Fair la.sl = ,__._ ·,L PII~Ul!\1 ~ • /)tftll-t. 'c 1 1 ANTIQUITY THE DRlV. EI'J """ ~.. M!lw~ 11 ' '"''· ' and Mrs boN, Diane McComa1, Dorothy W11lard Hwes and Mrs. In Chap· Thoma, de&ll Caaey, Marilyn man of Poml!ro) Mr ami ·Mrs s~ ~wan. S.ndra Brewington and Cleland Hi nell Pomeroy and Mr. 51\t I &Ulan Slater. and Mrs. Charlf'§ Wooc:le of Ches· ter are great grandparents •ICIAL MIITING GUILD MEETING Th e Wid e A"'ak ... e 4·H Club wIll The Sacred Hoatt ., Guild Will htv.t a speelll •meeUng 011 'l'lwr~td h 1 . ay .even na: at 7 at the orne nr hold Its regular meetlnl{ at the t-heir 'dvbor, Mrs L. W MuCom church aurh tormm , Thursdny, How lona: Ia ll car len,Ul? as. Moaey won by eJ~;h!bits at th e Sept !l at B p m Hostesses arc !lpcedy GODiil•s 1aratc~ed hlo Count¥ Fair w1il be distrlb11tcd Mr~> DJV!tl OhlmJlPf , Mrs Rwhhead in wonder '"' he pondered to the members at tllifi meeting arrl fO n aml M..:Knaght,' over a newspaper ar.Uc:Je jiV"'I Mrs Grr1S Hl'lcn Mn Ha ndlley Mrs statllltlcs on •ale otoppq,g ~I•· K. OF p, MalTING George Buchanon lances S~edy had j~~St rea~ that Emerson JG(JU. Chancellur a motorl1t should maintain at Commander or Fides Lodge K or ~IRTH ANNOUNCED least one car lencth between p has announced the ~ef.!tlllg Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ebhn, hlmaelt and the vehicle illead Thur&4~Y at 8 p. m u the first Un10n Ave , arc annutmctog th~ for every 10 DULes per .hour drlv- , meetlnr of -~ptember Activities birth of a 8 lb lu oz daughter, lng !Jl)tM!d for 1ht! year"~lll be dlscllssed Penny Muric, Snturday, Au~ 31 Now, Speerly Is a cAreful driver nt Sr:hackel Chnac, M~~on Grund parents arc Ol1vcr t.mkf'nllokct•, albeit he does like to JO '"' at NJIW },'Rt~AL timet~ But he has found It l!l Mr. and Mrs Grant Smtlh or Columbu:i, Mrs Warrdn Washvery diHicult to judae the1e ReedavUJe are announcinq ,the bUrn Yonkers, N Y and Thorn"cwr IensthI" wIt'u th e nak ed eye. birth or II son, Jotm HerbC"J t. llS Eblin, POme.,roy Mrs Roll!n A.l a malt.,. of fact. ha bas trou· Aus ttl pt St. Jo~oph HO&pltol, Kunze ~ Wmtctsct and Mr and bit Judalna the dl&tance acrti!IK a Parkeraburg. Grendparcnh arc Mrs tU~ n Brown , Pomeroy :11 t• room Mr. and Mrs Read Crory an d Mr great grandparrnts The Eblins Well sir Spee"y collildered rand Mr!. Alpha Smith, Reedsvtll<• al&o huve another daughter ' Greal 1r1ndpal'tlnts Mr~J Mart lhu; problem Cor 11ome time. b<l- Crary, Poll\eror and Mr and Mrt! cauae he Is always careful to ob· Bert Smith, Lcm Bottom This Is FOR CLIARIR OUTLOOK Dn.r".e the rule• of •• 'rl"IDi g Mrs. Smith: is "" ' 1 • • tht!lr s~contl child. INDIANAPO'IS I d UP A.. 17t hB'1fthday Mro Bertha Wells and dauaht· er, Doris Pleke111, ore vloltlng lhelr 800 ond brorther, Johnny rtckeno, at Fol'l Campbell, Ky. '!'hey allo 11., tho llrand Ole OP· ry at Nalhvllle, Tonnollt)O Sam and wuu... AYr!•· Clove· land, who violted their brother-In· law and slater, ltlr. and 111• Ar· tbur Stobart, wore accompanied home by the Stobarto, who will be their aueota ot a cottale on Lake Erie tor two weeks. Mr. and Mro. Jolm Stobarl and houte 1ueot. Mill Hue! Kenyop, Providence, R. 1., apent the week end with Mr and Mra Ralph Will• ond dau1hler, Su11n, Columbus. Mr and Mro. Ovol Diddle had u Sundoy RUIIII, Roy llouah, of Freadom, Pa., Mr. and Mro Tonti my Diddle and aon, Jimmy, Dor cas and Mr. and Mro. Wald Did· dlt of Bacino ' INGINIIRI ON I.AM CHICAGO UP - Entlnoero apparently make &ood huabenda 'l1to Hllnols In•litute ol 'l'echnol~ our.eyed 1rr 'raduatet and covored there had been ftO dlYOI' COl In lhree ol the live 111... otudled ·- - - - - ' -' 41,. ----- ADA hHndkerch!cls for the g1r!~ After the honored guest opened her many Jovely present. the supptt\lplus 1ee cream and birthday cake were !lerv~d to Bill Sterrett, Dom Ann Wells, Robllte Brown Davld Groom, Harold Brown, J1m Nester, Brenda Strauss, John Foster, Joy Sm1th, Dr and Mrs Harold Brown, Mr and Mrs Rt1ssell Brown tJ\e honored guest ami the ho;ts .. ·-------ll!l~lfltl~ WJ ~ H Zipping alona the hl,hway one the former Ellrabelh Smith hoalth • ' n tlay with Mn. Gonzalt•& therefore "urse. ' Judge Datly got windows !IO tired .. of his John dtrty HeourthouBe he mentioned the matter upper· ICJ "~,... ~ ... u IOCIAL he 1asued a court order to have most ln bil mind. With the ty.pi· An let ere-m soelal ·.viii be held them washed "The wlndowa are call)' unpredictable loill' of s11 .. ,~ .... eVe",In•, Sept. 7 at the t1lthy" th 1 d ld " woman, abo IIIQU!ed that pe~ Mt~hodiot orl<h I T 'n°ot aee o'ut" e u ge" ' I oan· hape tbe StJte mlaht place mark· _• _____u_ _n_ _.: 'P.:.P_er__ s _.:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ et!l at Jnterva\11 aloiJi the road to Indicate the overage m Ien1th, 11 • a:uide for the motorist. A little bell ranr In Speedy'a 1 head. Such marker~ be reasoned would hardly be praetleal on open hllhWIYI because apeed fiuclu· atu with tHe whim of tile driver But what ~ llrtls Jlgns eould be pooled on the bac!IJ of the 0111 themaelvoal Another little bell rang. Speedy remembered o~ hearlDI tho!. with 20/20 violon, you ran road 1 number or letter one Inch hllb from about 50 feet awoy Conneetlns Ibis thoutbt wltb his "one car I&ncth per 10 mUea per hour'' ob~enlon of the mom· ent, Speody vl.!uallred a roar bvmpar with roneetlve numberJ !rom l to 8, graduated In me 10 1hat tho motorilt behind oo~ld read onlf a ..l'laln •~mber (ot higher) II he were proparly spaced lor hla SJ>eed. ror e¥tnJ1lt1• II ho were tral!olllne at 110 Alii"' per hour, he a.hlluld NJlT .be able to read lllo ~ ..... on !jlt car ohead-or If he , •.,. drlvlu at llO the oumber "&" 1 lor ,QIIIIqrt ID 1 Demand For:Lisa's Work' !lOP· hja:t.t"'ll9rm IIi It »:U ' . Jlid ~ e ~lon4, · d!ID't bayo 20/., 0 loU, lbe111'11\111\barl It'• a' ~·~n- . ._ J•-:,-· aDd DOl !1.30 Jt Could Be Yo1 12.00 TOI >nd Jinx 12"30 Current ]00 My LitHe Marele I 30 ~ride and Groom 2 00 Mt~Hne~ Theater 3·00 Olltlen for a Da, 3 45 l.tocten rtomancea •·oo romedy Time 4•30 Mo\'ietlme 5.30 Popeye Pre..W ~ 45 News ·Picturel 6:00 Fiatt ~nd s.r:w THURSDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dean 8:00 Capt~ln Kangaroo 8·45 CBS Newa 6·8! Local Newo 9 00 Garry MOore 9·00 Fred Worlng 9·30 Garry Moore 10 30 Strike It Rich 9:30 Arthur Godher 10:30 Strike It Jlieh 11 00 Newg 1110 11·16 11 30 11 4~ 12·00 12 30 1 00 130 2 Oil 2 30 Katie's Almano< Love ol Lite Search tor TomlliTP" Guiding IJght Katie's lj:ltchen As the Wori ... Turnt Our :lliss Brooko Houaoparty Big Payoff The VerdiCt 11 Yours Meigs County News . 2'30 3 00, 3:16 3 30 SOil Brighter Day S:j5 Secret Storm 3.30 Edge QtJit.l!hl 4 00 The ~•MY Show 5 30 Your Esso Reporter !·4~ 5·!l~ Weatherman 6 00 What About Thai B I~ Doug! ... Edword1 6 30 Wedne~day ' 7 00 VIc namone 8:00 Milhunalre l'Vl A Sc<r•l 8:30 9 30 20U1 rertury Fo.._ Hour 10·00 Up to-the-minute Newt 10:0! Scunnlng the Weather 10 tO The Late &bow • •• ' 8:30 1.00 1 7:30 8:30 10·06 "' ' The Verdict Ia Yours Brighter oa, Secret ~form Edge of Nlg~I __ " I I 1 I on 990 spot On Your Rodio Dial Writer - Qlve lngrak11m ·- .. -- -...--. CHANNEL 1! THURS. c 11:!9 Sign on 12:00 Llbl"ace 12:30 The Gretchen Wade Sho'll' l:ID Nell(hbora 1:30 Movl< Matinee 3:00 American Bindiland 3:00 'American Bandstand •:oo Cartoon Club 5:00 Jlleter !louee Cit* f 00 Caltonn Club ' D:OO l!twy 1fo111e Club B·i)O Five ~tar FI"-J, a: 15 ltilrn lltiY • tne Nm 8"30 Tho T)l~11j1 P9lnt 7:1» Orteat ~Ill... ' 7:~o fllrl&e or. Fate 8:00 1'hllt4r Time 8.30 Mart Saber 6:00 .Five, Sllr Flnal , 8:1D Jqbn Daly l lhe ~8:(1(1 DI10ey)and ~:(i(I Navy Lol 8:00 Ozde and R~et 8:911 lll'ment of Declolon 9:00 WedneadiY fflllht l'llhll &:fD . SpprlscoJ!O Jy:OO Nowo ol the Nl&hl IO:ID '/.'heltre 11 9:00 Pl!1 ol the Week D:SO S~dow of DOubt 1o;_oo ~·wa o1 Ill• !IIcht 110 10 11:0.,.!1~ Otl__·-~~-- THOUGHTFUL THIIIF • FALL RIVER, MaSI.-'1\vo aal· Ion wore ar.reated tor I....-my of tools !rom a <lisabled and aban· -~~mod;,, pen Bonus Payment STIVERSVILLE Sst. Pr•ofon. of the Y,_,. Bob (\llJ!Ullinp , Chmax Playhouse 90 Vp-t..lhe-mlnute Newa IDI05 Seannlna lbe Weatber ......:,:....:_ JO·tO The L•t• :,)~.~ CHANNEL 1l WED. 11:59 Sign On 12:00 Llberace 12:90 'J'he Gretehen Wade Show 1: t5 ~elghbora 1:30 11ovie Matinee '5,000 Korean Veterans Gei SHEAFFE~ WHTN-TV Cl,annel 13 ' Daily Mormng" Star -~ •for school! 8:00 Ned Ml\ltln SpOrto 8;U pougla! Edwarar Playhouse o..... :_~'J'll~e~~tir~~lJ~;fte;~;"'~ 1d ....... ,........ Trio Returns From Florl'da ' Vacatl'on T.rip , U-ffners Visit Locally Over The Weekend i- •. - . ..... Cold Waves Hair Styling C~llins cl!'e~~:;:u:: =.wi~I~"!ia:~~ MT.OI:JVE' Jewelry SHIRLE'V'S BEAUTY SHOP SINGER. a a: RECONDITIONED SEWING MACHINE $14.50 \!~E~LY ' Temco FREEl LAWN·~ 11-11' SKY$ lHE LIMIT"' AND SO'S ~ TlMe PAYMI!IIi'S "' ' whhaach~hlno Plnklnt Sllean FLOOR FURNACES $4.95 Value and '--.;,•·__..._ ' ...II . I· c;.LL JA 591 J6N,w for. Home ~-,trGtion OR MAIL Till$ COUPON . . ' -· thelr vandporen~. Mr. and Dwlll>t Gll>llf of oak Gra-re. -.-~ ~~®siRoi:o ~~ - .. :~ ' • ' I \.!, ' SEWJI'IG.. MACHINE ' CO. : ' '• 1 ut ~ ,..,_~11 ~~r .~~ or tte"e . before anter . "Try our New Road.l- SWas'Giass" • •• '""T)'' ''·'' ~ Oak Grove ., . • Mr~ ARMIF3 TO THC ' m•• I PUBLIC WEAL" ' 'r-\uthar's Jl!ame Below) "Weal" is an old ED~ word that means welfare, and everyone agreea lbat physicians are worth more thaD armies. • ,, YOUR PHYSICIAN · CAN PHONE 9 WHEN YOU NEED , A MEDICINE I • • many witb . teiJIODalbWty ' of fl!llng their p~tloaa. Kay we cumpuund yoon? • SWISHER LOH Sl I _ .- D "opot~f'' I;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ii;iiiJiiiii:f;iii ~------~----~1 RElet'S BEAUTY "'HOP Open Tues. lhru Sat. 8:08 - 5:00 Evenings By AppOintment 1~ miles Weal Darwin Ou .Phoue: Dahrln EltclwtU PLIES - CLOTHING RE YOUR HEADQUARTERS ALL YEAR Big New HANDBAGS"""' .. ... 9k IIIII $1.98 , ~THE NEW "A WISE PHYSICIAN IS MORE THAN '"0111 lUST RECEIVED! I I:Fill 1 Cecil BleulDf had the fortune of cract1nt a rib and pu~ ling m""'les looae in her haek In llr, and Mn. Curtis JobniOD IHtlng her oilier, Ella, wh~ lJ ilL vlolted their .,n, Roy, at Carroll, Mr. and !lrL Arch Rouah opent Olslo ud attended tbe elite fair. Sunday will\ Jfft. Don Hudson, llrt. Roy Spencer Io ooqlined ooa John, and wife, of Morgan. to her home )>y IUD,... Letter Chipman nlled •• Fuoeral aer.tees were be!d on aod Maude Blwlng Sunday morn· Tueaday afternoon at tbe ,Oa1r mg. Grove Melbodllt Cbureh lor A. B • Mr and !In K•nt Hart of 1..o- 1 Croea Family and r<latlve. at· gon, Ohio were Sullcfor guem ·of tentQnJ. Included .10118, .Bar~ and 11r lind 11r1 w.,.. Rut. family, Racine; G"!"le Benton, Mt. and Mro. ~ Giblxr had and tamilJ of Birmingham, AU., u tbetr V(edlteeday, llrt. and famll)', Columbus. Raymond Ro\Lih. Joyeo Jnd Janie, atteodiag were lllrl. Her· Mr." Daliu Glbbl, Gene Jobaaon, man J. Crou and daughter, of Mils Sandn aad Mw ionice GibbJ Loaiovtllt, Ky., Mr and Mn Frank of Broad Rllll Brady, Belbt&da, lid., ldr. and Mn >lfu Beatri.;. Chapmaa re\Urned Albert BradY, Clnci~ILI_~" Mra to her bome Saturday mormnc Rargorel JIGgle, Mader1a, M"! Ann !rom Klrkllnd, ru., where lhe had Pam.u, Nteho!UYIItt, KJ:. !11'1 apont ...en1 weeto with her broAmelta ·Parrot~ daughtero, Helen then abd lilterl. an~ !laze!, ·Mrs IDeo Reed, Mrs. 11r1. EdnaiJvtnUton of Akron Elllfl C!'UD\ .. d Mr. and . Mra. Mr. and Mra. JIIDOO ·Stull <ailed Gordon Leah, all o! Colum,bua. on 11r1. Yunfe Taylor- and Robert Mr. ancf Mn. UO)'d Lugeobeal, Jir Friday evenlag Mrs. Kenheth ,G<>illfl'd, .lfr. and }ln. S<otl PIITOI~ IIH.'IIan Mr. aai llrt. Curtis Rlcka'rd ud Relte...,.n, 'imd Pegfl',' Mn. Wil· u Sunday dinner peota; Mr. aad Dam G. Pamt~ Bober! Parrett lira. Homer. Rlcbrd and Kenneth and Mr. WIU:trd Parrett oil ol ML o! Columblll. Mr. aad lin. Stanley Sterllng and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adkln5 of New. llllven l(lss Chueof Charleato~~,c W Va Twilo ...tMr Ernie Riebrd. Sunday Sehool clw memben. Miss lWtba Tbompaoa returlod whom be formerly taught aerved to her hrme efter spendint a '' pall bearer and lntlnded Roy week wltb ber wtd4! lnd aunt Mr. Spanur, Reid Eaaterday,. cart and lira. WIJII' Hart Jr ol Easterday, Curtis JobDJOn, DaDI lumbUJ. ' Salaer and Rilymond ErVIn. Mr. and :Mra. Tobey Myen opeD! Muaic w11 furnished by Jllls Sunday ..;th Mr and loin Dwight ' Jean Hllldore. Glbbo. - Sei'Viteo were conducted bY tire aev. John Elwood uolot.ed by Rev. TOmmy Kine ol !D1nora open! lhe week end "'lb llr. lUid Mn. Freelaad Norru. · IIi. and llrt. Tea ltiUdore ·are lvet Kiag of Oat GroYO. moviag from thlo eommunlty to Mr. and llfl. Dallai Yeoger aad Mr. Cl)aflio lfarr ol Muon eaU~d Jl4ctae. , lrlt. ,and MrL Sttne!J Steanu on Mr. ODd Ill. Ed Fry lUid other and family wlll move ln\0 the relatt... ill thlo aera S11114aY aft. property vacated .by the llllldom. ernoon. • I' Mr. md Mn. Lawrence Hllldore Robert Taylor ud mother ealled 1 and f1111tl1 ol Grand Rapida, Mich. the WNir end wltb bls par· on Mn. Florence Steme IJill Janie , !lr. and Mn. Ted HIUdore. at Pt. PIOIIIDI Sunday eveafnl. : Thole eaUinc Pri Mils El1l JUea. I ling SUnda): ~ lUid ...... PAINTER PAINTED Ing were Kepi JW1 of Logan, llr. COL!WBUS, 0.-Ciyde Ber· and Mn. Dalila \"ea..,., C. S !larr ridge, IM, had 1 pale look despite emergellC)' hospital j 1 trettment for minor bruiaea when be tumbled 12 feet !rom a !odder while painting h11 home. A blll!ket of . thin white palat that tell wilb him had spattered !tis faoe. 'shipment of LM!iea- All Styles- Colors ' '' '1:1.~· ing. BACJITOS~ MAKE THIS of • - · 11r. • 114 ~ ~ • and dill~ ol A1111._ J(n;,~~- · J. Chapman and Btllrlee; Pw Welpnd, JIUntlaatol, Ethel rr,, llanlot4 lleilllllft •tij. Pleaunt, llrs. FIDDle TQior 'illll Robert. ' Leeter Chapmu ud Jolulnle lfolloway lett Suaday 'evaalq I!W lbew homea In BUnola. Tiley wore accompalied by 11t1, W. 'J, Clllpman, who wiU remain wllb her children Indefinitely. ltri. ~~~l~dea~Ier~,:::=====·, Letter Chopman1Jolmnle Hnlloway and w. A. BIOIIiag ....., bualneae eallen Ia Pomeroy SalurJiay. 1 Robert Taylor and !IIOiber, lin Fannie Taylor, were eaDen Ia the Bill Btoob homo Saturday even- all new ' •uxTOI O>ntour LooU \M feolll ilim alld neat with Ill allot bow ...W ehaj!&l Leta JO• add estta wlndawo with the laJillUf Bmoa "Flickhar", whenever u lltel x- tq biJ1i hlddOD '"IJ-wllb a sacret (lltbllent fa lilctl Your cbof,. of leathera. at Lolt·::Year's ,Price• • i I Sunday evenmg guest.& of Mr. & Mrs. J. ~ M crump were Mr. and Mrs Robert Rice and son Bobbie .and Ml83 Mll'l' Brannan, Pt. PleanuL SCHOOL S HEATJNG S1QV·ES . ' • HpuuJ10.isiWiHG-MACiijNi co• ...,....... ' .l !,11 :IRD AVE., HUNTINGTON ,I I NAME ......~ .. _: ___.. ~.....: .......-'. ........ -... ! STRI~ ···············-·····--.. ---····,········· .. ' CITY ................... ..... STA'I'E ............ _. 1 l. PHONE .. l •..•• _ .................. RfD ........ .. If RfD GIVE DIRECTION ......................... ' • ' This··:week's . Special! . · Cabinet $'15 Extra Bur curnN6 HIS FOSTAOE·STAMP ' J. ' ' ' eb1ldren Mn Haul FrieDd lUid called on llro Ernie Grl<nm, TUOIday. · Taft 8Gitolr railed on Mro Cecil Blealng and 1l1ae Ella who 11 Ill Tueaday evenln1. HarleJ and Kelvin Bonecutter are Jpeadina: their 91C1tlon wJth tbetr famllla. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weigand M~t•........ oad Brenda of Hantla~n are apendlag their vacitlon with Mn CITtlf DIVIDID Ira Welgand and lin. Garnet Chap CIIICAGO -The Jnteriiatloaal man llr. and xri. Leonard Ro111h City llan11en' A.IIOCiatlon report had U IVpper gueatJ Tueaday lin ed !hot nearly one-third ot tile Garndt Cbapman, llfr. and llrt. ctUeo with more tha~ 10.000 Melvin BoMaltter and Coanle, population Jald t&ev woild Lon Bleuln1 lUid JrlJ Rail. The ,.... fire call, outofde the <lty oeeulon wu Mr. Rouail'o birthday. Iunita wrthout cbarge. The ailollr. and ]lro. - r Bi<lwd of <iatloa llid another thil'd would Clllumbua •110•1 tbe week end <barre for the aemee. with l!rnie one! Twllo Rickard of M Greve. Mr and Mn. J M. Crump a~ lira. Ethtl 1"ry open! Wedne• tended the lforrl!ton family redoy afternoon with MIN Ella Bl.,. 1 unton at Headmoa Sunday ling. IIITH AHNOIIIICIMIIIT Mro. Gll'llelt Chapmu had u The blrlb of a new ~ tlie.Etllfl, ,..k end fUOIIa her JOD, Lester, lJ annoaneed by'r«d ~ Com• aad i6D-In.Jaw, Joblllllt Holloway pany ot Dearhora, Jllcblpa. You of Kirkland, Jlllonls. ' are cordlallJ lnYlted to aee lblJ JanlCt and Sandra Glbbt ol Qeweat addltlan to tho Ford Faml· Brood Run opent oeveral day a with ly of Fine Can at fOUl' . .. . , . .ld- s.'U: The Early Show Your Easo R•porter • SporU Parade Weatbe~man \ Sports Parade LETART FALLS Dawe 11 :10 Katle's Almanac II 15 Love pf Lite u·~a Search lor :romomw 11 :45 GuidlnJ Light 12 00 Katie'f j(ltcben 12•20 •• the, World TurDI 100 Our M16S Brooks I 30 Houseparlv 2 00 Big Payoff c. ~tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept.~ t,1it(?~ ' t•l ' ... -· I News 1100 Rites Are Held Tuesday Sept. 3 OFFICER STONED iaQ Ri\qAL·SIEG. Dally £ 8:80 Woathe east b .3~ Spor!J .Eye 6:46 NUC News 7:00 Best uf Groucho 7:30 Belt ol Dragcet 8·00 The People • Jboiee • 8:30 l!llh·LOW 0:00 Lux VIdeo Tbea.er 10·00 WhlrlrMrds 1 10:30 News Heaallneo 10.40 Nltewalth 12:00 Toulsht \.00 Sign 0!! WIDNESDAY CHANNIL I 1 00 Jlmmte Dean 7.30 Bostor. Bl•ekle 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News 8·55 Local News SYRACUSE r ______..... rve r. 1 Personal Touch 'Cieates Mn. '''"" luck tO 30 Tr .. tb or C111sequence11 •1 00 T1c lfl£ DouJb WCHS·TV Channel& 1 . 1 will btlra Joneo, EvelYa Glb· grandparent• arc Mr The Daily Sentinel ~=1~~~iti~'iee;, tiiVcn'IDTO 1 limits where lines m$y be d1awn. It js abQjlt Jowohlp w111 meet Frt~ar evenlni where the editors of The Joumal fin~ tlteln•' l'tc;MIC PLMIN!Q at 8 P M at the Portilnd Metho· Mr and Mrs Theo Sm1th enter· 1 tamed witli a barbcque supper at selves ' without actually sawln•IIO "'"· 1-'fl. ' M aComao, "oher dlat Church ' • · ,Of tlle ·Jnllrom'lll•te Glrla' Class their home, 121 P esc~k Avenu3, If a youth were up befo~e the local co\lrt • vi tile H..\11 "'M~thodtJt Ch~rch NEW ARRIVAL In honor Df their daughter Sue's ror the fourth or fifth mlsdeame•nor we ll$e f.••diY liohool planned • !licntc Mr. and Mr.. Ray Hines (Jo 171h btrthday on Sunday, Sept t ' ' or tho iii'OJIP •t the Middleport Chapman) of Belpre are announc· Tl\e guests enjoyed oubloor The Journal, would• be Inclined to rt~eal bll: I.IMdalde Jllatl< I~ ,.eelt She "" lng tho b1rlh of a 8flll, David Ray, games and rccetvcd favors of name. Ullated by Mrs. Paul Thomas at St Joseph Hosp1tnl, Porkers , Melllber~ )11'-nt and their guests burg on Saturdoy, Aug 31 The bottle openers for the bovs and - Masquerade Part, Jl!ows Headlina Nltewatch Tonight Rnom _ _ _ _.:,. _ _ - - - - - ' - - r - " ' • - MEETING 1'he Racine PariSh Youth Fel· Mr alld Mrs Donald F Rou 11h 1 their daughter, Judy Mae to Okey 10 DO 10:30 10·40 12:00 the names of juveniles COJJnected with felon· ies and leave unannounced those Involved d ttl II ' and Sheldon, recently vl111ted Mr. 8n r~ WI Ja m Wt•bb are and Mrs Jom£'!1 Foreman In Co tumnnnounclng tllc rt•rent m:uqage of btu 0 recenll) Mr 9.30 Waterfront ~ "' ~!!!'~.~-~-~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~~!"'!'~~~111!!~-~:.._ ·Jll fi-·Uy "'--t.:....J and cpkeHom• •1"'be •served ,.. creum, P" Sue Sm1'th Is with misdemeanors. As a broJd road tp fol· J) low, this has advantages in pointlllj out~. aybook CALLED Honored On It has been this paper's prJCUce to Theater 6 46 NBC: News , 700 Mayor of the ToW11 13(] Father ltnpws Best 8.00 ltraft 'I.'V Th,.1er 1 900 This Is Your L1le .,v·,. e.... d~ }~Jatlnet'! 3•00 Queen tor .8 na, 34( l{odern Rnmanace1 4·00 ,Comedy 1tme 4.30 Movletlme 5 30 Popeye Pres'!ntl 6:4,! News Picture 600 SpinatiJ Playhouse 630 Weathereast B3ll S~orts Eye Romp~r 9 00 10 00 The Prl<e '' Right H~inu Funeral Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hendrix ol Jlr, llld Mrs. 1r 1'11!!1 of Toledo, tpent a weekat their home· Columbut vlllteil Mt. aDd Vrt. here doing repail' work on their Hawl.,. of D\1UJ street.' tio.... Jlr, 1114 Mt~. 114bert llaniQ ate COLUMBUS UP...State Health f~~dra PIerce spent o week with ' ll"'ouncln1 lhe blrlb of 1 dauP. , Director Ralph llwork estimated re a vea 1n Columbu• following Fuoeral aer.letl tor Mn. Law· !«, Debra Y..IJ, at Holt.of IIGipital' • todoy thot neor•• one million tbe c1<11e ol the 1ummer oemeater ri!I!Cf Kelner, Rutlalld, wore hold on AIIJ. 24. Mrs. FJorenu Harden Ohl " at Rio Grande OIUege. She lo now Tuesday afternoon at tilt chile 1J a grandmother. lin. Hard"" alld oans would be attacked "by at the home ol her parenll, Mr Funeral Rome In RaUind wit• t•e tbe babr re111tned to theirT"iiome Allan nu this fall and Winter. dM c I • • Th,.-A •• Dwork slid the "atlsck rate" of an " aro Pleree. Rev, Howard RliPpel~ putor ol ~ """'' A~ 28. ' A The +H Club boya and glrlo and the Middleport Jl'irat Pretb)'leri•• Mr. and Mn. George Freolalld 8180 llu waa higher than 10 their pal'Oll\1 and advlam enjoyed Chureh, olliclatlng viJlted SUndMY In Mtrletta. . mo&t other virus lnfcctlona He a ~lcnic at the -Langovllle Church Burial wao In the Miie1 Cene- Mn, Leoaa Winebrenner of estimated that between 10 and I~ Fr1doy evening. tery In Rutland. Sevntb St~ II opendiJ11u Indel· per cent ol the otate's ~opulatlon The Langsvllle Congregational Mrs. Heiner wa1 an Elder In lnlte Ume wltb liB ~••lh~, !ln. "very likely will be attacked." Chrlatlan Church Ia looking lor· tho Prelbyterbn Chureb inc! Eld- Gnee Vletm, In Huntlllglon. ( ,Dwort aaid, bi)Wever, that thllll ward to the annual homecoming era who were honorll'1 pall bear-- Mt1. lenny Sue (Ro11Hy) T1.,. far only three parSOII,j fn OhiO the last Sunday ol September. ... lneluded J. H. 'orate, Cllnton 0~ of StoubenYille ,... I guell have been attacked by the (lu Recent guellls ol Mr and Mn. Flaher, Jame1 Buchanu, ~adlnn when llrt. Charlet Neuman coleBe ~aid all Ultee eases were re· Jack Kitchen were Murl Kitchen, White, R'l>bert Tewbb!17 Lela.. braltd the blrtbdly of her dalllb· ~rted l9 June and were In Sherwood Collier and ' l'rullnd Browa, CIHiord Steele; p, JO. ter, Sharl,e, lritlt 1 diDner at her eveland. Mullen, Logan, W. Va. chlm, Mra. Floyd Cll'lllaok. !lila home. Be said that ·tome four miUlon Mr. and Mra. Carleo Sigman Su11n Part, Mlu Jl'll'ie Erl~ne liW llarU Jl, Katr'il vllltlnl ~o~ of the anti-Ou vaccine ... re guest. ol 0. J. Bogga at St Mn. J. E. Harley and Joh rulil: ' her oilter lin. Arthur Baer, ln ou d be available lor Ohioans Albans reetnUy. Other memben of the Pretbr' Tlplq11, !oWl. . du\iag the fall and early winter. Mr~ Jack Kitchen and Mrs. W !etlan Churdl who attallded tiM! Paul Plene of Rutland opent Dwork b..ed thlo figure on an E. Crouoe opent a dill' at the home aer.lceo were Mn., LIW.~ ~to!Jff loevenl daio .nth hh grsndmolber estimate fumlsbed the 11. s. Sur· of Mr. and Mil. Rael Hill. Mn. Dwlght Wollaot ¥re ~rae 141'1· MlrJ. Hu~4, goon General's olllee by firms Mn. Ida Ogdln Ia a gueat ol rei· Anderaon Jr., 'llrs. E. o.' 'l'ewQ: Vr, ond V... Chiiu Joh010n 01 maklnr th' vaeclne. aUves.In Springfield. bary, Mra. M.Yron MIUer, Vro. HUGII 111~ ID~ the Sam Arailid He 9Ald the firma Indlelled Mr. and Mrs William Johnson Mary Steole Mra. 11111'<111 CbaJu. propor!J on Wi>reheltor St. 1:. that tlie Buppty for the United and family, Columbuo, were week be?,r> Miu s;ra DObl>o, ¥re. Ch~ Vr. ud )ln. Jllimond Doon~ a¥ , ~ Statea would ·be greater than end gueatt of her pareatt, Mr. and 101 Sboemaker, Jl11. o. 11. stewart. elilldrOn of Columbua villted llri. prevlqUB!y expeetd and !hat 11 Mr~ Ctrol Pierce 'Mra. R. C. lload01111, Mrs. COnlon .Uaa llcCoJ. 1 1 would he avollable sooner. . Mr, and Mra. Wll~ur RetveJ and Filher, Mrl Jlmeo Jlllel)alWI 111111 Jlrl, Wllllllll ZUtle ond ehll· 1 Dwork. 11id he did not know famll)', Columbus, were weet end Margaret Sauer IIlii ojren·ud Mn. ~e'a father, llr:' the ellact retail prlee of the vac- gueoll of her paren!J, Mr. and Mrl. Saunden, Miu Muthi ~ R<11t Noi'ill opelil 1 wttk wit• cine ,shott but ' he thought It Theodore Kennedy. Alao attendlpa from Jllddlepart Vr. an4 lin. Vir811•NorriJ ot Mi. would average between 30 cents Wl\d Kennedy had as week end were Mra. A. s. Blnghoni V... ll Vernon. ' and one do)lar. · guelts his ao11, Floy and family, ol L. French and lin. B. '£. llfr, 111<1 l(ro. Wolter Cook wont Doiaj/0 wlll vary· from indlvl· Lithopolis. bury. !• ~berton.to atftad tunfi'al oerdual .to fndll'ldual, he said, but in Worley Meadows, Hebron, wao Tbe Rev. IJnaon Stebblaa, put.- Ylceo lor lira. ~l'l IIJter.ia·laW reneral, It wiU be baiOd on the a guest ?I E)iner Neilo~ from Frl· or of the Preobyteriln Churell Ia !frt. Raymond Qapebart. age til the person receiving the day until Monday. Gallipoll~ ond l(\11 Della JCirlr9. . Vr. ud llr•.~f-rold Duekworth vacelne. , Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swadley al-· all, Gallipolis, Oldie to Rutlud - t the wuk elld lritll Mr. lUid tended a family reu~lon at lbe lor the ,.rv1001. Hn. Sam ~ell in Jaok.oon, Mlch, ho~e of Mr and Mra. UYn Britton and were -mpanled by their at PalkeraiJurl, sUnday, Aug. ~lfllldloll, Mite Armel~ who had Forty-three were In atreadanu. opent aeveral weeka with bls grand By IRMA B. IIILE Mr. and Mrs swadler and lbelr U porentl. lin. Reed Eynon 11 qn the lick 1 gues!J, Mr. and Mn Earl Wll· Mr. ond !fro, Joljn G. Wile and 1lat and Mn. Rlna Crw l't!mains son and Mr. and Mrt. ausaeu wuson, Dal'ld, of Edt JJverpooi, ... the 11me as uauai. son ond daughter, Charleston , at· companied by Mr. Wlle'o parenll, :Dano Van Motor lett Tu01doy for tended the State Fair Iaat week. Mr. and Mrs. s. F. Wile villted Ft. Knox Ky. to join the armed Mr and Mn Michael Belt and Mr. and !ln. !lurl Wlae ln Colum· forees. son, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Relt and lnll The funeral of Dale Amber'er Ed Nelson, Parkersburg, and Mr. COI.Im!IIUS UI>-AboCt 65,000 MIN Nancy Neuman It enjoying w.. held at tbe Neue Chapel Mon· ana Mrs. Clayton Hensler, Albany, Korean bonus checkt \ave been a two -a vaoaUon !rom her day be woo a lite long rllident ol were Labor Day guests- ol Mr and mailed tq vetera01, It wu an- emJiloyment at the telephone of· thiJ place and will be greatly NEW Mrs. Swadley. nouneed tooax. flee In Pomel'OJ. Slie vllltod EV& mfi!it!d. Etb 1 Dw d v 1 Mlll At a mailing rote ot l,lloo .per lyn Jlorrla lb Watertown. Mr. and Mra Cecil Gllsa and CARTRIDGE PEN and ;..: and ~r:."ctatr"~:l'son a:d day, ol!lclal1 aaid, thtl Jlroce,. ttr. and Uri. IIU Sowell and Mfi.Ora Artber al.lleConnollsville boY• attanded 1 family reunion lng Is far behlnd the original ~.. 1001, Mite, Eddie and TerrJ, of were lhl' Sundoy Illest of tljo Bail· at the home of Robert MOler, Alh· tlmates ana bll made oiiiY 11 Potukala, •lslte ~· Bower•' par- ey !amiiY and Ill"· Archer remain· ville Sunday AU&\ :15 nominal dent In the total of enll, Mt. and Mr~ Canon lfiYel. d tar an extendod vi1IL ' ' · 207,000 applleatlona. Jlmlb1 HarrlJ lJ opendinC lblJ llr. and Mro. Delmar, Hamm The MUler slSiera spent a week APl>lleailons are roUlag In 11 week with hio lll'ODdparenll, Mr. ope'nt a day recently the POIII o! at the homes of Robert ll!lller of the nte ot 200 a day, and Mn. J. C.llcltll' of Buhan. their couelnl. Mr. and MrB. Sam Ashville, and Joha Miller at llllrPart of the problem Is llll· lin. liOn Lisle tpent three daya lfi<haels ol Che~ter. rlsburg. They returned home on wenng the requi!Sts lor lnlorma In Columbul. (Mr. and Mrs. Chas P. lhle, I.e~ sunday. Uon that t ome to tbe b~u: Mr. and Mrl. Stove Caae and ter Bailey, Mra. Bertha Holter And • Abo t •• Mil 01 tbe 11 tlil cblldran arid Kathri'n SIJck at• loin. Ora Archer and Lawrenee . The Miller family attended the u ~ ••"'< app 01 na tended the unuol plenie of lbe R-· atteoded the Dora Rooe fun· contained ereor, or lacked neeo• Miller-Barton reunion it Unlob oari Information, and had to ® Pomeroy Mottra companyI at lbe er~ held atSutlon Frf4"· Ridae, W. X!~;y.aiutt 18. retUrned," olflelala oald. rorlced•Run lob. . · · ·Ill'. and !ln. Cllrk thle opent Mr and l!ll'i. cl'al~ Nelaon and The bureau , sald only properly . .,, ''" -"Mrr. Ada Slack tbe" weet end with felaUve,' In sons and Vonley Miller attended signed changeo of addfeiiWlll be ' B~llelontalne the otatt"fBlr Thursday accepted. Reports of new addle•· The Ladies aid met In tb• Guest. or Mr. and Mrs. Harold ''IS signed by any person other church baoement Tllur&day for pot Gardner, Labor pay, were :Mr tKen the appliC'int h1tnaell will l~ck dmner and spent the after· and Mrs. Harold Gardner Jr., and not be accepted. Frelda Carpenter and Hnward noon In preparing rug rags. I children, Columbua, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence attendd the IIllo fair PhiHp Roberts of Racme was the I Donald Hershman and famtly or at Colum~uo, SUndaY. Thursday' guest of blo cousin, • 111111~ t b~lpolnl •luddrop~ ctrtrldGI WllkesvtUe and Mr. and Mn. RoMr. and !ln. Randal Talbott of Charles lhle Jr 6110111fTtJiiijl wrlll bert Fetty and lamily/ Iocal. · Now Lexln810n 1pent the week -----end with hil poren!J, Mr. ond Mro. •le .. prool ClftlidO"• , Mr and Mrs. Robert Fetty and Dell Ta~botl I"'W •••• to ""' In ,our were 1Utl18 of Mr. and Mr. and Jln. !tdaey Dural, of I ......1 Melvin Curry at Miami, Fla. PortlJad, called on Bber Carpen· travelled ovfr the Great Mra. Betty Blaetwood. Miu Mai· tor ud lamt11, XoodaY alternoon. They were etlne Flelda tnd Ute (o.-•a moMr. a~~- 1foward Allen and 1.,,,.••,,, alld Mn. Charles Hortner gone ten dayo. ther, Mil. Robert ll1111tll, have~ children opent Bu11<111 with blJ par 1r.Mr. and sons of Logan were week turned from 1 ' Yatoilon ltlp eDit, !lr. and Mn. Ren Allen. gueato of her paren!J, Mr· Guests o! Mr. a~d Mrs Cssh through Vlrgiall, the CarollDa, "rr• PauUne Brewer aad chtl· enY. Braley on Labor Day, were Mr. and Georgia and llfaml, Florida. dren ..ue . d on !ln. IJ11)' Roush an~ Mrs. Pearl Parker, Laurel Mrs.• Jack Schweitzer, Columbus. Whlle tn n-ld ow• a ther ..... •.., ed I t and daulhtr.. reuntly. CJI!!: I ftlllft J..Ptcll of Cit• Jlr, Hoffner, a lormer PomeroY the Drlflwood Motel at Mllml II& and Mn. Howard Bilaell ~ad .,;14en~ who hat bun ,manager ol They alf!l, enlO¥ed aeelnl dlull!~. called on hu porenil, lbe Cuesln and ream Store, Logaa, II "'ttnn being picked il)' SOUth Clf- IIi', and Jln, J!eD Allen, hae been lranderred to Wilmlng· Wb and will leave Thursday to ,.. Mtt. Blackwood aftd MlJe Ftelda 1ume btl new dullea. Mn. Hort· were on va•~Uon from their em- ud dalllil!lr, ~ntly. CLOSED nor and JODI wJII rema,ln with her ployment at the Kyg~r eteek elf •Mr. lUid llto.lflll\'ard BIMell IDd parenll untU llviag quarters can ' eterla. dauchter ealled on hlJ porenta, Clo1ed Wed. Mtemoon • Mr. and lbl. WIUJilr Bllaell, Dew· be !owtd. IIASHE~S IEWARI ' 1111 RuD. DETROIT UP- Sidney Detp1er, Eveltlnga By 'Appoinlmeal lfr. and Mn. Gene Wolle and a tool-and-dl~ mater, baa Invented children, Rortlond, were reeent a letrit weapon for the ladles, Mrs. Evelyn White of COlumbus IUeltl of his porento lolr. ud Mrs. dalled \he mote1t-<ieller. The preu ipe,nt the' week end with her David Wolle. Wht\'t Ytur,Ceftfl•• of a ~uttorl showers .an auailant II luotlfiH daughter and •••·In-law, Mt. and Mr. and ~·· RudY witli: a cloud of intlehble lnl and E. MilD Sl. Pomeroy Court St. SUM Pomero) Mrs. Denver Curtis oad tons. dauahter, Mar1aret, . ~\1 off a small siren to summon gueott of Mr. and )1111. er'a Cit... Sundar and ·MargaJ"Ot were Rev. arid !ln. otiJed uDtll Wedaeaday at a ~p. Mr. ond Mn. ltlll· ClliQI. 1 BIAN HAIYIST and family, Mr. Ed Ward wu a recent 8uelli ol lJt.j~SING, Mich. UP - !lithl· ¥"Curtlt an« eons1 bll da~ alld husband, Mr. made 1 king..ite eoaand-H. curtll ~d and llril L. R. llluese~~e~mp. ' Iow-cost, nutriUon· RaiiJburn and Mr. and :Mra. The W,II.C.S. bold a Jqdal· at when they produeed N'owelland /a!pily, the lJUrlt otore, Thlltlday largest crop of aovy -Marr ~lttct evenin£ on record last fall. The bar.. veil , . 98 per cent of the total LOWEST PRICE EVER! naUonal .,... ld of navy bflau. Asl'ati'c Flu l C.M S1gn Ou 6 00 Today 5 5.1 3ig, On LAN(iSVILLE '. Ohioans To Ge't Cbann~l 'I'HUl\SDA meril of the oflense On the other hand, most people are agreed I the general public would be WISe to become f more conscious of the jumpmg rate of juven· :1 1le delmquency in metropolitan centers espec· ~I tally One way recognilton of the problem may come is through "publication of names or the .Expect Million } .' BRACELETS - with The·.IQ tomlllflftdllllllls - In both Gold Plate ud Silver · ' ' 9k ""'-~ $5 OO F RE We Are GlviDg Aw ELECTRIC P ~i>--w-11ot 11 Weeu *NOTibNG TO BUY ' . .,rnME IN AND RE~TEJl. . *YOU NBED NdT BE P.RISENT To-WIN. Drawl.ag eaeh Salllrday EYeaiil ali:IO· '. ' LAST WEEK'S WINNER · '· ' '- ~ Kathryn Poindexter Middleport' Departn1ent StOre.- I• �• ' ' ','1 ' ,_., .·. ' ..· ' ':::: '· ' . TELEVISION GUI~E WSAZ • TV Chan"el3 · YI Wednesday 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 4, 1957. · - On Juvenile's Names In The Crime Nrws With e~~nclusion of a quite useful and ~n· lighteDIDg public discussion in the Ohm State Journal regardmg w1de. Jtmited , or no pubh ,ddng of names of JUVeniles caught m break· ing our pubhc laws many Meigs Counttans may be wondering whal the pohcy ol The Daily Sentmel1s m this ever-p1esent p10blem Edtlors of The .Journal concluded thetr 1e· view "of the problem, afler several articles bv experts 111 th e JUveluie held had been publrshed and numerous letters from readers o'er a wide area of the slate had been received b) lakmg a posilton shghlly to the Jell of theu ' past pohc) anyone will arg_ue tbat trivi-' mtsdemeanor' by youths, ofterl'performad through ,igoQr~n.~f: or lack of trammg, should be publicized. A news-hungry public Is too liable to blacken the name of such an offender far beyond the 6·00 Today 9 00 Romper Room , 10:00 The Prtce Is Right lO 30 Truth or Consequel'iees 1l iJO TIC T;r:e Dough 11 30 It Could B~> You 12:00 Current 100 M• Little !rh:-gte 130 Bride t1 nil Groom ! more serious offenses 200 However, The Daily Sentinel has taken a They stlil hold lo the rtght to exermc slightly more clear position on this problel'l· judgement themselves upon whether a young The facts of all JUVenile cases are avallallle oter's name should be published But they through quastioning of witnesses, the young. predicted more names would be published m sler's family, neighbors, and police. Actual proceedings of juvenile caies. ho.wexer, are the future than in Ihe past Acrordmg to them, to publtctZe or not will confidential lijsofar as tht bt\ll;llliB l,helll·. o{ those he,arlngs ere cun·' I depend on the sel"iousness of the cnme. llw selves ~fid records ' ' , t youth's record, Ih e effect publication of the cerned. name mtght have on the offender l\!1d h1s pa1· d ·•"''- nf •• ' ents, and the overall value or dlsvalue to lhe The local ~ourt,bllS )11& f .apr......... ...,. ing the available tact~~ to •U ~ tllu:l\1~' commumty pubhcalton might have folks under the &Je of ,UI. lu!i$e ~llb!l They expect more names to appear m the con says his court shout~ JIOI be 1!1.~~ ·:w.IU! future because apparenlly, after studying results of their discussion, more oflen•"s have the responslbUity of C!lvu\CJns Ql' ll'itblt9.1dl1181 ~ some names and not others. ' r been placed on the "serious" list and because He a•rees with the Jour.n•J t••t a newspa· • "• "" the mDunling number of juvenile cases in Columbus Is pressing somebody to something, per as a news media should NBUme r.espowl· . rljjht or wrong billty for these decisions. The edilor s wrolc "Basically, the Journal will continue to withhold the names of boys and girls under 18 Years old who get into trouble with the law "It will make exceptions to IbiS basic rule j . n rases of vi,olent assault, hoodlumism by gangs, scrwus property destruction and other outbreaks OJ unusual mslancea where after consultation and consideration. the situation seems to warrant publicity This well ·constdered stand aeerrrs to have strong backing m the public mind Hardly ---· - ___ - --;.,eck- NEW HAVEN ' WEDDING Rev 'R 0 Eil ts attended the Raymond KIJI1n g~ wor1h son or the State Co nvl!ntion of the JORQU Rev ami Mn Howard Klllill''g . ' 1,s ooo AM 111 Hunlmgton recently' ~e worth of ll u rtr~nl . ~ R<'v H d K a atotc uUiccr In th ~ t'rganlza on fll'alef! •whur 1111 n~tworlh rlr ·~II· nnd Mn; 0 J Howartl Sr 1 1 a I! 7 30 n m OrJUblu- ure vacatlonmK In llcllnaylvania, Ring Ceremony on Friday, August Mrll Wally Stewart vultcd Mr 23 111 1h o tlllr1fort1 t'h 1 f 1 u Chmt en un IJo j•wd ~~ ~ s J L SLcu• l LJII 'l'hur11day 10 ru 1mn 111011 wiHI(' u1route to J\.lo1·~a•ltown, W I The altar wa. banked wl\h wh\1 1· Va i ladaola nnd .:n·c·nun unrl seven Joan Smallwood of Busto!. Tenn branchl'd ('andiJlabra The pre ilns opcnl lhe Pllll two w~eks wath nu.pt!ul mu Mr w 11 ~ plon•JI IJy 1 ut• y Ja11c 8ul111er · ' T~o bnde g1vcn 111 111 a1·1·t,1g1 hy her fal hrr ' WDrf' n 1\hlh• ~ht·olh dre~s amd RH.iiP9SOfiOii and wore on Mr 1111d Mrs Kcnnlt F'ord M1s~ SnutliMod and Jack fo1 d will ,UY lo lluunok{!, V11. where thl'Y will t·unt:wl hl~ luucnl!i cmd lour the l.Jst orcllhl~ cor'"H' 'il l· Or~l" O:!I(IIKel" vl•lied Mr amel Klllin lo(~wort h or {'ilrton I ~I All G I r 11 k W Va waa !Jf.! ~t mut1 tva !JI M hro b""' ' ~ V en, 'r nesko ur ers 1 1weo ttter ur\hg, an ll 1l\IJ'~ · 115 Ray Cupehurt of 11 :0 ::'tf1':,i~t! \~~~~~~r.:~~~~ ~~~;:~;1 I~·;•n~~~~~~e~s ~i~o~~:c~~~h~:.~lte return wtli n·~ulc tn the Kr..:){ u partmCnb m \Ju!(J fl W Va ~ll Kill! ngswort h I11 empioyctl by the Jlht!lp Sporn l'ol\'('r to111puuy PAll'!'", Bruec Adams w" honored on his third blrthtb y w1lh 11 pari}' 011 lhc Adams Iuwn Gnnw~ Wert pill) \'d alld favors were glvt!n Clllh ~ ~!Is Rena Glimm Mrs J,eon" Blcu mp nne! son, Mrs Sadw ' D 11 WIll'\ h anrI d!I.Ug hltlr ltllu II BR f'lrmuhnl' vt;,tted Eln1cr Gr•rnm o1 the Vcli'fllll.'l Admlnllltl'lltlon HuBp Hoi In Huntington, W Vu }1r 1nd Mrs 1v11n Roush B 1vidt k ' ... are mg Mr 1111d Mn Eu\¥1111 r n er m Oi·lnndo f'lu. a:ue11t Man) ijlrt! wc1c rccel\cd }1r 11.1111 Mrs Vir Street moved Rnd """' hmcni< WO!c JirVCd to \0 SICubenvllle, w Vo on Friday. tho "ucsh ThoHc lllli•ndlllg wet•e Mr and Mn C M Adnmll Sr or Gallipolis, Ohkl, Mr and Mra llo~ man l.ayne, l11· a11d Mr~ C11rrol Adama Jr. Mro Do11nld Drown, and I.lbby Kay lloffman, J1mmy ~eo, Mn Bob Johu•lun, Vick i and Nan, Cindy Tonnonl, Noncy IIIII, Mro. Kpl•nd Km, " "' D<•bbi<•. ~rN and Glori~' !'elmo, Mts. llleo Roush, ond t.mda, Share d',lhll Capehart, r ..·oi)n Rou,h, r.' ' a n d Mn Arthur Goodwin. ~Y and Stm. Mr. Bob Laynu , Harriet and !Iaiiy, an•J Mn B R Vance. .., E Penonala 11ra. Catherine Emblet on aud Mn Ellaabetb Hill m•rc Mhoppln' ·lp HunUnuton. W Va on Monday Mr1. GrBre Mdntryfl Sm1th and l.eRay, Mrs Don llulland 1 n d children of Columbu ~. Ohio vlsltecl Mr. and Mn T M tw1clntyru dur In( the weeken1l Mr. and Mn Tom Capehart and f1mHy or HlllltinJton ~ure week end Juetta of Mr an1l Mrs T E Capehart. C<>nnte Clork return<·~ lth the Clljlfhart'o for a vi ol\ ljr. aaU Mrl ~Ill M:llcr ol Pur· UI'II, Mr aud Mr! Chartt> Jll, Mrs. Thomu Grlnotead and . ldroa, Mrs Willi~ McFlll'IJnd .11!4 aon• and Mn Clltr Roush. all 1 :-~nded the Ohio Stole Fair la.sl = ,__._ ·,L PII~Ul!\1 ~ • /)tftll-t. 'c 1 1 ANTIQUITY THE DRlV. EI'J """ ~.. M!lw~ 11 ' '"''· ' and Mrs boN, Diane McComa1, Dorothy W11lard Hwes and Mrs. In Chap· Thoma, de&ll Caaey, Marilyn man of Poml!ro) Mr ami ·Mrs s~ ~wan. S.ndra Brewington and Cleland Hi nell Pomeroy and Mr. 51\t I &Ulan Slater. and Mrs. Charlf'§ Wooc:le of Ches· ter are great grandparents •ICIAL MIITING GUILD MEETING Th e Wid e A"'ak ... e 4·H Club wIll The Sacred Hoatt ., Guild Will htv.t a speelll •meeUng 011 'l'lwr~td h 1 . ay .even na: at 7 at the orne nr hold Its regular meetlnl{ at the t-heir 'dvbor, Mrs L. W MuCom church aurh tormm , Thursdny, How lona: Ia ll car len,Ul? as. Moaey won by eJ~;h!bits at th e Sept !l at B p m Hostesses arc !lpcedy GODiil•s 1aratc~ed hlo Count¥ Fair w1il be distrlb11tcd Mr~> DJV!tl OhlmJlPf , Mrs Rwhhead in wonder '"' he pondered to the members at tllifi meeting arrl fO n aml M..:Knaght,' over a newspaper ar.Uc:Je jiV"'I Mrs Grr1S Hl'lcn Mn Ha ndlley Mrs statllltlcs on •ale otoppq,g ~I•· K. OF p, MalTING George Buchanon lances S~edy had j~~St rea~ that Emerson JG(JU. Chancellur a motorl1t should maintain at Commander or Fides Lodge K or ~IRTH ANNOUNCED least one car lencth between p has announced the ~ef.!tlllg Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ebhn, hlmaelt and the vehicle illead Thur&4~Y at 8 p. m u the first Un10n Ave , arc annutmctog th~ for every 10 DULes per .hour drlv- , meetlnr of -~ptember Activities birth of a 8 lb lu oz daughter, lng !Jl)tM!d for 1ht! year"~lll be dlscllssed Penny Muric, Snturday, Au~ 31 Now, Speerly Is a cAreful driver nt Sr:hackel Chnac, M~~on Grund parents arc Ol1vcr t.mkf'nllokct•, albeit he does like to JO '"' at NJIW },'Rt~AL timet~ But he has found It l!l Mr. and Mrs Grant Smtlh or Columbu:i, Mrs Warrdn Washvery diHicult to judae the1e ReedavUJe are announcinq ,the bUrn Yonkers, N Y and Thorn"cwr IensthI" wIt'u th e nak ed eye. birth or II son, Jotm HerbC"J t. llS Eblin, POme.,roy Mrs Roll!n A.l a malt.,. of fact. ha bas trou· Aus ttl pt St. Jo~oph HO&pltol, Kunze ~ Wmtctsct and Mr and bit Judalna the dl&tance acrti!IK a Parkeraburg. Grendparcnh arc Mrs tU~ n Brown , Pomeroy :11 t• room Mr. and Mrs Read Crory an d Mr great grandparrnts The Eblins Well sir Spee"y collildered rand Mr!. Alpha Smith, Reedsvtll<• al&o huve another daughter ' Greal 1r1ndpal'tlnts Mr~J Mart lhu; problem Cor 11ome time. b<l- Crary, Poll\eror and Mr and Mrt! cauae he Is always careful to ob· Bert Smith, Lcm Bottom This Is FOR CLIARIR OUTLOOK Dn.r".e the rule• of •• 'rl"IDi g Mrs. Smith: is "" ' 1 • • tht!lr s~contl child. INDIANAPO'IS I d UP A.. 17t hB'1fthday Mro Bertha Wells and dauaht· er, Doris Pleke111, ore vloltlng lhelr 800 ond brorther, Johnny rtckeno, at Fol'l Campbell, Ky. '!'hey allo 11., tho llrand Ole OP· ry at Nalhvllle, Tonnollt)O Sam and wuu... AYr!•· Clove· land, who violted their brother-In· law and slater, ltlr. and 111• Ar· tbur Stobart, wore accompanied home by the Stobarto, who will be their aueota ot a cottale on Lake Erie tor two weeks. Mr. and Mro. Jolm Stobarl and houte 1ueot. Mill Hue! Kenyop, Providence, R. 1., apent the week end with Mr and Mra Ralph Will• ond dau1hler, Su11n, Columbus. Mr and Mro. Ovol Diddle had u Sundoy RUIIII, Roy llouah, of Freadom, Pa., Mr. and Mro Tonti my Diddle and aon, Jimmy, Dor cas and Mr. and Mro. Wald Did· dlt of Bacino ' INGINIIRI ON I.AM CHICAGO UP - Entlnoero apparently make &ood huabenda 'l1to Hllnols In•litute ol 'l'echnol~ our.eyed 1rr 'raduatet and covored there had been ftO dlYOI' COl In lhree ol the live 111... otudled ·- - - - - ' -' 41,. ----- ADA hHndkerch!cls for the g1r!~ After the honored guest opened her many Jovely present. the supptt\lplus 1ee cream and birthday cake were !lerv~d to Bill Sterrett, Dom Ann Wells, Robllte Brown Davld Groom, Harold Brown, J1m Nester, Brenda Strauss, John Foster, Joy Sm1th, Dr and Mrs Harold Brown, Mr and Mrs Rt1ssell Brown tJ\e honored guest ami the ho;ts .. ·-------ll!l~lfltl~ WJ ~ H Zipping alona the hl,hway one the former Ellrabelh Smith hoalth • ' n tlay with Mn. Gonzalt•& therefore "urse. ' Judge Datly got windows !IO tired .. of his John dtrty HeourthouBe he mentioned the matter upper· ICJ "~,... ~ ... u IOCIAL he 1asued a court order to have most ln bil mind. With the ty.pi· An let ere-m soelal ·.viii be held them washed "The wlndowa are call)' unpredictable loill' of s11 .. ,~ .... eVe",In•, Sept. 7 at the t1lthy" th 1 d ld " woman, abo IIIQU!ed that pe~ Mt~hodiot orl<h I T 'n°ot aee o'ut" e u ge" ' I oan· hape tbe StJte mlaht place mark· _• _____u_ _n_ _.: 'P.:.P_er__ s _.:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ et!l at Jnterva\11 aloiJi the road to Indicate the overage m Ien1th, 11 • a:uide for the motorist. A little bell ranr In Speedy'a 1 head. Such marker~ be reasoned would hardly be praetleal on open hllhWIYI because apeed fiuclu· atu with tHe whim of tile driver But what ~ llrtls Jlgns eould be pooled on the bac!IJ of the 0111 themaelvoal Another little bell rang. Speedy remembered o~ hearlDI tho!. with 20/20 violon, you ran road 1 number or letter one Inch hllb from about 50 feet awoy Conneetlns Ibis thoutbt wltb his "one car I&ncth per 10 mUea per hour'' ob~enlon of the mom· ent, Speody vl.!uallred a roar bvmpar with roneetlve numberJ !rom l to 8, graduated In me 10 1hat tho motorilt behind oo~ld read onlf a ..l'laln •~mber (ot higher) II he were proparly spaced lor hla SJ>eed. ror e¥tnJ1lt1• II ho were tral!olllne at 110 Alii"' per hour, he a.hlluld NJlT .be able to read lllo ~ ..... on !jlt car ohead-or If he , •.,. drlvlu at llO the oumber "&" 1 lor ,QIIIIqrt ID 1 Demand For:Lisa's Work' !lOP· hja:t.t"'ll9rm IIi It »:U ' . Jlid ~ e ~lon4, · d!ID't bayo 20/., 0 loU, lbe111'11\111\barl It'• a' ~·~n- . ._ J•-:,-· aDd DOl !1.30 Jt Could Be Yo1 12.00 TOI >nd Jinx 12"30 Current ]00 My LitHe Marele I 30 ~ride and Groom 2 00 Mt~Hne~ Theater 3·00 Olltlen for a Da, 3 45 l.tocten rtomancea •·oo romedy Time 4•30 Mo\'ietlme 5.30 Popeye Pre..W ~ 45 News ·Picturel 6:00 Fiatt ~nd s.r:w THURSDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dean 8:00 Capt~ln Kangaroo 8·45 CBS Newa 6·8! Local Newo 9 00 Garry MOore 9·00 Fred Worlng 9·30 Garry Moore 10 30 Strike It Rich 9:30 Arthur Godher 10:30 Strike It Jlieh 11 00 Newg 1110 11·16 11 30 11 4~ 12·00 12 30 1 00 130 2 Oil 2 30 Katie's Almano< Love ol Lite Search tor TomlliTP" Guiding IJght Katie's lj:ltchen As the Wori ... Turnt Our :lliss Brooko Houaoparty Big Payoff The VerdiCt 11 Yours Meigs County News . 2'30 3 00, 3:16 3 30 SOil Brighter Day S:j5 Secret Storm 3.30 Edge QtJit.l!hl 4 00 The ~•MY Show 5 30 Your Esso Reporter !·4~ 5·!l~ Weatherman 6 00 What About Thai B I~ Doug! ... Edword1 6 30 Wedne~day ' 7 00 VIc namone 8:00 Milhunalre l'Vl A Sc<r•l 8:30 9 30 20U1 rertury Fo.._ Hour 10·00 Up to-the-minute Newt 10:0! Scunnlng the Weather 10 tO The Late &bow • •• ' 8:30 1.00 1 7:30 8:30 10·06 "' ' The Verdict Ia Yours Brighter oa, Secret ~form Edge of Nlg~I __ " I I 1 I on 990 spot On Your Rodio Dial Writer - Qlve lngrak11m ·- .. -- -...--. CHANNEL 1! THURS. c 11:!9 Sign on 12:00 Llbl"ace 12:30 The Gretchen Wade Sho'll' l:ID Nell(hbora 1:30 Movl< Matinee 3:00 American Bindiland 3:00 'American Bandstand •:oo Cartoon Club 5:00 Jlleter !louee Cit* f 00 Caltonn Club ' D:OO l!twy 1fo111e Club B·i)O Five ~tar FI"-J, a: 15 ltilrn lltiY • tne Nm 8"30 Tho T)l~11j1 P9lnt 7:1» Orteat ~Ill... ' 7:~o fllrl&e or. Fate 8:00 1'hllt4r Time 8.30 Mart Saber 6:00 .Five, Sllr Flnal , 8:1D Jqbn Daly l lhe ~8:(1(1 DI10ey)and ~:(i(I Navy Lol 8:00 Ozde and R~et 8:911 lll'ment of Declolon 9:00 WedneadiY fflllht l'llhll &:fD . SpprlscoJ!O Jy:OO Nowo ol the Nl&hl IO:ID '/.'heltre 11 9:00 Pl!1 ol the Week D:SO S~dow of DOubt 1o;_oo ~·wa o1 Ill• !IIcht 110 10 11:0.,.!1~ Otl__·-~~-- THOUGHTFUL THIIIF • FALL RIVER, MaSI.-'1\vo aal· Ion wore ar.reated tor I....-my of tools !rom a <lisabled and aban· -~~mod;,, pen Bonus Payment STIVERSVILLE Sst. Pr•ofon. of the Y,_,. Bob (\llJ!Ullinp , Chmax Playhouse 90 Vp-t..lhe-mlnute Newa IDI05 Seannlna lbe Weatber ......:,:....:_ JO·tO The L•t• :,)~.~ CHANNEL 1l WED. 11:59 Sign On 12:00 Llberace 12:90 'J'he Gretehen Wade Show 1: t5 ~elghbora 1:30 11ovie Matinee '5,000 Korean Veterans Gei SHEAFFE~ WHTN-TV Cl,annel 13 ' Daily Mormng" Star -~ •for school! 8:00 Ned Ml\ltln SpOrto 8;U pougla! Edwarar Playhouse o..... :_~'J'll~e~~tir~~lJ~;fte;~;"'~ 1d ....... ,........ Trio Returns From Florl'da ' Vacatl'on T.rip , U-ffners Visit Locally Over The Weekend i- •. - . ..... Cold Waves Hair Styling C~llins cl!'e~~:;:u:: =.wi~I~"!ia:~~ MT.OI:JVE' Jewelry SHIRLE'V'S BEAUTY SHOP SINGER. a a: RECONDITIONED SEWING MACHINE $14.50 \!~E~LY ' Temco FREEl LAWN·~ 11-11' SKY$ lHE LIMIT"' AND SO'S ~ TlMe PAYMI!IIi'S "' ' whhaach~hlno Plnklnt Sllean FLOOR FURNACES $4.95 Value and '--.;,•·__..._ ' ...II . I· c;.LL JA 591 J6N,w for. Home ~-,trGtion OR MAIL Till$ COUPON . . ' -· thelr vandporen~. Mr. and Dwlll>t Gll>llf of oak Gra-re. -.-~ ~~®siRoi:o ~~ - .. :~ ' • ' I \.!, ' SEWJI'IG.. MACHINE ' CO. : ' '• 1 ut ~ ,..,_~11 ~~r .~~ or tte"e . before anter . "Try our New Road.l- SWas'Giass" • •• '""T)'' ''·'' ~ Oak Grove ., . • Mr~ ARMIF3 TO THC ' m•• I PUBLIC WEAL" ' 'r-\uthar's Jl!ame Below) "Weal" is an old ED~ word that means welfare, and everyone agreea lbat physicians are worth more thaD armies. • ,, YOUR PHYSICIAN · CAN PHONE 9 WHEN YOU NEED , A MEDICINE I • • many witb . teiJIODalbWty ' of fl!llng their p~tloaa. Kay we cumpuund yoon? • SWISHER LOH Sl I _ .- D "opot~f'' I;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ii;iiiJiiiii:f;iii ~------~----~1 RElet'S BEAUTY "'HOP Open Tues. lhru Sat. 8:08 - 5:00 Evenings By AppOintment 1~ miles Weal Darwin Ou .Phoue: Dahrln EltclwtU PLIES - CLOTHING RE YOUR HEADQUARTERS ALL YEAR Big New HANDBAGS"""' .. ... 9k IIIII $1.98 , ~THE NEW "A WISE PHYSICIAN IS MORE THAN '"0111 lUST RECEIVED! I I:Fill 1 Cecil BleulDf had the fortune of cract1nt a rib and pu~ ling m""'les looae in her haek In llr, and Mn. Curtis JobniOD IHtlng her oilier, Ella, wh~ lJ ilL vlolted their .,n, Roy, at Carroll, Mr. and !lrL Arch Rouah opent Olslo ud attended tbe elite fair. Sunday will\ Jfft. Don Hudson, llrt. Roy Spencer Io ooqlined ooa John, and wife, of Morgan. to her home )>y IUD,... Letter Chipman nlled •• Fuoeral aer.tees were be!d on aod Maude Blwlng Sunday morn· Tueaday afternoon at tbe ,Oa1r mg. Grove Melbodllt Cbureh lor A. B • Mr and !In K•nt Hart of 1..o- 1 Croea Family and r<latlve. at· gon, Ohio were Sullcfor guem ·of tentQnJ. Included .10118, .Bar~ and 11r lind 11r1 w.,.. Rut. family, Racine; G"!"le Benton, Mt. and Mro. ~ Giblxr had and tamilJ of Birmingham, AU., u tbetr V(edlteeday, llrt. and famll)', Columbus. Raymond Ro\Lih. Joyeo Jnd Janie, atteodiag were lllrl. Her· Mr." Daliu Glbbl, Gene Jobaaon, man J. Crou and daughter, of Mils Sandn aad Mw ionice GibbJ Loaiovtllt, Ky., Mr and Mn Frank of Broad Rllll Brady, Belbt&da, lid., ldr. and Mn >lfu Beatri.;. Chapmaa re\Urned Albert BradY, Clnci~ILI_~" Mra to her bome Saturday mormnc Rargorel JIGgle, Mader1a, M"! Ann !rom Klrkllnd, ru., where lhe had Pam.u, Nteho!UYIItt, KJ:. !11'1 apont ...en1 weeto with her broAmelta ·Parrot~ daughtero, Helen then abd lilterl. an~ !laze!, ·Mrs IDeo Reed, Mrs. 11r1. EdnaiJvtnUton of Akron Elllfl C!'UD\ .. d Mr. and . Mra. Mr. and Mra. JIIDOO ·Stull <ailed Gordon Leah, all o! Colum,bua. on 11r1. Yunfe Taylor- and Robert Mr. ancf Mn. UO)'d Lugeobeal, Jir Friday evenlag Mrs. Kenheth ,G<>illfl'd, .lfr. and }ln. S<otl PIITOI~ IIH.'IIan Mr. aai llrt. Curtis Rlcka'rd ud Relte...,.n, 'imd Pegfl',' Mn. Wil· u Sunday dinner peota; Mr. aad Dam G. Pamt~ Bober! Parrett lira. Homer. Rlcbrd and Kenneth and Mr. WIU:trd Parrett oil ol ML o! Columblll. Mr. aad lin. Stanley Sterllng and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adkln5 of New. llllven l(lss Chueof Charleato~~,c W Va Twilo ...tMr Ernie Riebrd. Sunday Sehool clw memben. Miss lWtba Tbompaoa returlod whom be formerly taught aerved to her hrme efter spendint a '' pall bearer and lntlnded Roy week wltb ber wtd4! lnd aunt Mr. Spanur, Reid Eaaterday,. cart and lira. WIJII' Hart Jr ol Easterday, Curtis JobDJOn, DaDI lumbUJ. ' Salaer and Rilymond ErVIn. Mr. and :Mra. Tobey Myen opeD! Muaic w11 furnished by Jllls Sunday ..;th Mr and loin Dwight ' Jean Hllldore. Glbbo. - Sei'Viteo were conducted bY tire aev. John Elwood uolot.ed by Rev. TOmmy Kine ol !D1nora open! lhe week end "'lb llr. lUid Mn. Freelaad Norru. · IIi. and llrt. Tea ltiUdore ·are lvet Kiag of Oat GroYO. moviag from thlo eommunlty to Mr. and llfl. Dallai Yeoger aad Mr. Cl)aflio lfarr ol Muon eaU~d Jl4ctae. , lrlt. ,and MrL Sttne!J Steanu on Mr. ODd Ill. Ed Fry lUid other and family wlll move ln\0 the relatt... ill thlo aera S11114aY aft. property vacated .by the llllldom. ernoon. • I' Mr. md Mn. Lawrence Hllldore Robert Taylor ud mother ealled 1 and f1111tl1 ol Grand Rapida, Mich. the WNir end wltb bls par· on Mn. Florence Steme IJill Janie , !lr. and Mn. Ted HIUdore. at Pt. PIOIIIDI Sunday eveafnl. : Thole eaUinc Pri Mils El1l JUea. I ling SUnda): ~ lUid ...... PAINTER PAINTED Ing were Kepi JW1 of Logan, llr. COL!WBUS, 0.-Ciyde Ber· and Mn. Dalila \"ea..,., C. S !larr ridge, IM, had 1 pale look despite emergellC)' hospital j 1 trettment for minor bruiaea when be tumbled 12 feet !rom a !odder while painting h11 home. A blll!ket of . thin white palat that tell wilb him had spattered !tis faoe. 'shipment of LM!iea- All Styles- Colors ' '' '1:1.~· ing. BACJITOS~ MAKE THIS of • - · 11r. • 114 ~ ~ • and dill~ ol A1111._ J(n;,~~- · J. Chapman and Btllrlee; Pw Welpnd, JIUntlaatol, Ethel rr,, llanlot4 lleilllllft •tij. Pleaunt, llrs. FIDDle TQior 'illll Robert. ' Leeter Chapmu ud Jolulnle lfolloway lett Suaday 'evaalq I!W lbew homea In BUnola. Tiley wore accompalied by 11t1, W. 'J, Clllpman, who wiU remain wllb her children Indefinitely. ltri. ~~~l~dea~Ier~,:::=====·, Letter Chopman1Jolmnle Hnlloway and w. A. BIOIIiag ....., bualneae eallen Ia Pomeroy SalurJiay. 1 Robert Taylor and !IIOiber, lin Fannie Taylor, were eaDen Ia the Bill Btoob homo Saturday even- all new ' •uxTOI O>ntour LooU \M feolll ilim alld neat with Ill allot bow ...W ehaj!&l Leta JO• add estta wlndawo with the laJillUf Bmoa "Flickhar", whenever u lltel x- tq biJ1i hlddOD '"IJ-wllb a sacret (lltbllent fa lilctl Your cbof,. of leathera. at Lolt·::Year's ,Price• • i I Sunday evenmg guest.& of Mr. & Mrs. J. ~ M crump were Mr. and Mrs Robert Rice and son Bobbie .and Ml83 Mll'l' Brannan, Pt. PleanuL SCHOOL S HEATJNG S1QV·ES . ' • HpuuJ10.isiWiHG-MACiijNi co• ...,....... ' .l !,11 :IRD AVE., HUNTINGTON ,I I NAME ......~ .. _: ___.. ~.....: .......-'. ........ -... ! STRI~ ···············-·····--.. ---····,········· .. ' CITY ................... ..... STA'I'E ............ _. 1 l. PHONE .. l •..•• _ .................. RfD ........ .. If RfD GIVE DIRECTION ......................... ' • ' This··:week's . Special! . · Cabinet $'15 Extra Bur curnN6 HIS FOSTAOE·STAMP ' J. ' ' ' eb1ldren Mn Haul FrieDd lUid called on llro Ernie Grl<nm, TUOIday. · Taft 8Gitolr railed on Mro Cecil Blealng and 1l1ae Ella who 11 Ill Tueaday evenln1. HarleJ and Kelvin Bonecutter are Jpeadina: their 91C1tlon wJth tbetr famllla. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weigand M~t•........ oad Brenda of Hantla~n are apendlag their vacitlon with Mn CITtlf DIVIDID Ira Welgand and lin. Garnet Chap CIIICAGO -The Jnteriiatloaal man llr. and xri. Leonard Ro111h City llan11en' A.IIOCiatlon report had U IVpper gueatJ Tueaday lin ed !hot nearly one-third ot tile Garndt Cbapman, llfr. and llrt. ctUeo with more tha~ 10.000 Melvin BoMaltter and Coanle, population Jald t&ev woild Lon Bleuln1 lUid JrlJ Rail. The ,.... fire call, outofde the <lty oeeulon wu Mr. Rouail'o birthday. Iunita wrthout cbarge. The ailollr. and ]lro. - r Bi<lwd of <iatloa llid another thil'd would Clllumbua •110•1 tbe week end <barre for the aemee. with l!rnie one! Twllo Rickard of M Greve. Mr and Mn. J M. Crump a~ lira. Ethtl 1"ry open! Wedne• tended the lforrl!ton family redoy afternoon with MIN Ella Bl.,. 1 unton at Headmoa Sunday ling. IIITH AHNOIIIICIMIIIT Mro. Gll'llelt Chapmu had u The blrlb of a new ~ tlie.Etllfl, ,..k end fUOIIa her JOD, Lester, lJ annoaneed by'r«d ~ Com• aad i6D-In.Jaw, Joblllllt Holloway pany ot Dearhora, Jllcblpa. You of Kirkland, Jlllonls. ' are cordlallJ lnYlted to aee lblJ JanlCt and Sandra Glbbt ol Qeweat addltlan to tho Ford Faml· Brood Run opent oeveral day a with ly of Fine Can at fOUl' . .. . , . .ld- s.'U: The Early Show Your Easo R•porter • SporU Parade Weatbe~man \ Sports Parade LETART FALLS Dawe 11 :10 Katle's Almanac II 15 Love pf Lite u·~a Search lor :romomw 11 :45 GuidlnJ Light 12 00 Katie'f j(ltcben 12•20 •• the, World TurDI 100 Our M16S Brooks I 30 Houseparlv 2 00 Big Payoff c. ~tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept.~ t,1it(?~ ' t•l ' ... -· I News 1100 Rites Are Held Tuesday Sept. 3 OFFICER STONED iaQ Ri\qAL·SIEG. Dally £ 8:80 Woathe east b .3~ Spor!J .Eye 6:46 NUC News 7:00 Best uf Groucho 7:30 Belt ol Dragcet 8·00 The People • Jboiee • 8:30 l!llh·LOW 0:00 Lux VIdeo Tbea.er 10·00 WhlrlrMrds 1 10:30 News Heaallneo 10.40 Nltewalth 12:00 Toulsht \.00 Sign 0!! WIDNESDAY CHANNIL I 1 00 Jlmmte Dean 7.30 Bostor. Bl•ekle 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8 45 CBS News 8·55 Local News SYRACUSE r ______..... rve r. 1 Personal Touch 'Cieates Mn. '''"" luck tO 30 Tr .. tb or C111sequence11 •1 00 T1c lfl£ DouJb WCHS·TV Channel& 1 . 1 will btlra Joneo, EvelYa Glb· grandparent• arc Mr The Daily Sentinel ~=1~~~iti~'iee;, tiiVcn'IDTO 1 limits where lines m$y be d1awn. It js abQjlt Jowohlp w111 meet Frt~ar evenlni where the editors of The Joumal fin~ tlteln•' l'tc;MIC PLMIN!Q at 8 P M at the Portilnd Metho· Mr and Mrs Theo Sm1th enter· 1 tamed witli a barbcque supper at selves ' without actually sawln•IIO "'"· 1-'fl. ' M aComao, "oher dlat Church ' • · ,Of tlle ·Jnllrom'lll•te Glrla' Class their home, 121 P esc~k Avenu3, If a youth were up befo~e the local co\lrt • vi tile H..\11 "'M~thodtJt Ch~rch NEW ARRIVAL In honor Df their daughter Sue's ror the fourth or fifth mlsdeame•nor we ll$e f.••diY liohool planned • !licntc Mr. and Mr.. Ray Hines (Jo 171h btrthday on Sunday, Sept t ' ' or tho iii'OJIP •t the Middleport Chapman) of Belpre are announc· Tl\e guests enjoyed oubloor The Journal, would• be Inclined to rt~eal bll: I.IMdalde Jllatl< I~ ,.eelt She "" lng tho b1rlh of a 8flll, David Ray, games and rccetvcd favors of name. Ullated by Mrs. Paul Thomas at St Joseph Hosp1tnl, Porkers , Melllber~ )11'-nt and their guests burg on Saturdoy, Aug 31 The bottle openers for the bovs and - Masquerade Part, Jl!ows Headlina Nltewatch Tonight Rnom _ _ _ _.:,. _ _ - - - - - ' - - r - " ' • - MEETING 1'he Racine PariSh Youth Fel· Mr alld Mrs Donald F Rou 11h 1 their daughter, Judy Mae to Okey 10 DO 10:30 10·40 12:00 the names of juveniles COJJnected with felon· ies and leave unannounced those Involved d ttl II ' and Sheldon, recently vl111ted Mr. 8n r~ WI Ja m Wt•bb are and Mrs Jom£'!1 Foreman In Co tumnnnounclng tllc rt•rent m:uqage of btu 0 recenll) Mr 9.30 Waterfront ~ "' ~!!!'~.~-~-~~~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~~!"'!'~~~111!!~-~:.._ ·Jll fi-·Uy "'--t.:....J and cpkeHom• •1"'be •served ,.. creum, P" Sue Sm1'th Is with misdemeanors. As a broJd road tp fol· J) low, this has advantages in pointlllj out~. aybook CALLED Honored On It has been this paper's prJCUce to Theater 6 46 NBC: News , 700 Mayor of the ToW11 13(] Father ltnpws Best 8.00 ltraft 'I.'V Th,.1er 1 900 This Is Your L1le .,v·,. e.... d~ }~Jatlnet'! 3•00 Queen tor .8 na, 34( l{odern Rnmanace1 4·00 ,Comedy 1tme 4.30 Movletlme 5 30 Popeye Pres'!ntl 6:4,! News Picture 600 SpinatiJ Playhouse 630 Weathereast B3ll S~orts Eye Romp~r 9 00 10 00 The Prl<e '' Right H~inu Funeral Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hendrix ol Jlr, llld Mrs. 1r 1'11!!1 of Toledo, tpent a weekat their home· Columbut vlllteil Mt. aDd Vrt. here doing repail' work on their Hawl.,. of D\1UJ street.' tio.... Jlr, 1114 Mt~. 114bert llaniQ ate COLUMBUS UP...State Health f~~dra PIerce spent o week with ' ll"'ouncln1 lhe blrlb of 1 dauP. , Director Ralph llwork estimated re a vea 1n Columbu• following Fuoeral aer.letl tor Mn. Law· !«, Debra Y..IJ, at Holt.of IIGipital' • todoy thot neor•• one million tbe c1<11e ol the 1ummer oemeater ri!I!Cf Kelner, Rutlalld, wore hold on AIIJ. 24. Mrs. FJorenu Harden Ohl " at Rio Grande OIUege. She lo now Tuesday afternoon at tilt chile 1J a grandmother. lin. Hard"" alld oans would be attacked "by at the home ol her parenll, Mr Funeral Rome In RaUind wit• t•e tbe babr re111tned to theirT"iiome Allan nu this fall and Winter. dM c I • • Th,.-A •• Dwork slid the "atlsck rate" of an " aro Pleree. Rev, Howard RliPpel~ putor ol ~ """'' A~ 28. ' A The +H Club boya and glrlo and the Middleport Jl'irat Pretb)'leri•• Mr. and Mn. George Freolalld 8180 llu waa higher than 10 their pal'Oll\1 and advlam enjoyed Chureh, olliclatlng viJlted SUndMY In Mtrletta. . mo&t other virus lnfcctlona He a ~lcnic at the -Langovllle Church Burial wao In the Miie1 Cene- Mn, Leoaa Winebrenner of estimated that between 10 and I~ Fr1doy evening. tery In Rutland. Sevntb St~ II opendiJ11u Indel· per cent ol the otate's ~opulatlon The Langsvllle Congregational Mrs. Heiner wa1 an Elder In lnlte Ume wltb liB ~••lh~, !ln. "very likely will be attacked." Chrlatlan Church Ia looking lor· tho Prelbyterbn Chureb inc! Eld- Gnee Vletm, In Huntlllglon. ( ,Dwort aaid, bi)Wever, that thllll ward to the annual homecoming era who were honorll'1 pall bear-- Mt1. lenny Sue (Ro11Hy) T1.,. far only three parSOII,j fn OhiO the last Sunday ol September. ... lneluded J. H. 'orate, Cllnton 0~ of StoubenYille ,... I guell have been attacked by the (lu Recent guellls ol Mr and Mn. Flaher, Jame1 Buchanu, ~adlnn when llrt. Charlet Neuman coleBe ~aid all Ultee eases were re· Jack Kitchen were Murl Kitchen, White, R'l>bert Tewbb!17 Lela.. braltd the blrtbdly of her dalllb· ~rted l9 June and were In Sherwood Collier and ' l'rullnd Browa, CIHiord Steele; p, JO. ter, Sharl,e, lritlt 1 diDner at her eveland. Mullen, Logan, W. Va. chlm, Mra. Floyd Cll'lllaok. !lila home. Be said that ·tome four miUlon Mr. and Mra. Carleo Sigman Su11n Part, Mlu Jl'll'ie Erl~ne liW llarU Jl, Katr'il vllltlnl ~o~ of the anti-Ou vaccine ... re guest. ol 0. J. Bogga at St Mn. J. E. Harley and Joh rulil: ' her oilter lin. Arthur Baer, ln ou d be available lor Ohioans Albans reetnUy. Other memben of the Pretbr' Tlplq11, !oWl. . du\iag the fall and early winter. Mr~ Jack Kitchen and Mrs. W !etlan Churdl who attallded tiM! Paul Plene of Rutland opent Dwork b..ed thlo figure on an E. Crouoe opent a dill' at the home aer.lceo were Mn., LIW.~ ~to!Jff loevenl daio .nth hh grsndmolber estimate fumlsbed the 11. s. Sur· of Mr. and Mil. Rael Hill. Mn. Dwlght Wollaot ¥re ~rae 141'1· MlrJ. Hu~4, goon General's olllee by firms Mn. Ida Ogdln Ia a gueat ol rei· Anderaon Jr., 'llrs. E. o.' 'l'ewQ: Vr, ond V... Chiiu Joh010n 01 maklnr th' vaeclne. aUves.In Springfield. bary, Mra. M.Yron MIUer, Vro. HUGII 111~ ID~ the Sam Arailid He 9Ald the firma Indlelled Mr. and Mrs William Johnson Mary Steole Mra. 11111'<111 CbaJu. propor!J on Wi>reheltor St. 1:. that tlie Buppty for the United and family, Columbuo, were week be?,r> Miu s;ra DObl>o, ¥re. Ch~ Vr. ud )ln. Jllimond Doon~ a¥ , ~ Statea would ·be greater than end gueatt of her pareatt, Mr. and 101 Sboemaker, Jl11. o. 11. stewart. elilldrOn of Columbua villted llri. prevlqUB!y expeetd and !hat 11 Mr~ Ctrol Pierce 'Mra. R. C. lload01111, Mrs. COnlon .Uaa llcCoJ. 1 1 would he avollable sooner. . Mr, and Mra. Wll~ur RetveJ and Filher, Mrl Jlmeo Jlllel)alWI 111111 Jlrl, Wllllllll ZUtle ond ehll· 1 Dwork. 11id he did not know famll)', Columbus, were weet end Margaret Sauer IIlii ojren·ud Mn. ~e'a father, llr:' the ellact retail prlee of the vac- gueoll of her paren!J, Mr. and Mrl. Saunden, Miu Muthi ~ R<11t Noi'ill opelil 1 wttk wit• cine ,shott but ' he thought It Theodore Kennedy. Alao attendlpa from Jllddlepart Vr. an4 lin. Vir811•NorriJ ot Mi. would average between 30 cents Wl\d Kennedy had as week end were Mra. A. s. Blnghoni V... ll Vernon. ' and one do)lar. · guelts his ao11, Floy and family, ol L. French and lin. B. '£. llfr, 111<1 l(ro. Wolter Cook wont Doiaj/0 wlll vary· from indlvl· Lithopolis. bury. !• ~berton.to atftad tunfi'al oerdual .to fndll'ldual, he said, but in Worley Meadows, Hebron, wao Tbe Rev. IJnaon Stebblaa, put.- Ylceo lor lira. ~l'l IIJter.ia·laW reneral, It wiU be baiOd on the a guest ?I E)iner Neilo~ from Frl· or of the Preobyteriln Churell Ia !frt. Raymond Qapebart. age til the person receiving the day until Monday. Gallipoll~ ond l(\11 Della JCirlr9. . Vr. ud llr•.~f-rold Duekworth vacelne. , Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swadley al-· all, Gallipolis, Oldie to Rutlud - t the wuk elld lritll Mr. lUid tended a family reu~lon at lbe lor the ,.rv1001. Hn. Sam ~ell in Jaok.oon, Mlch, ho~e of Mr and Mra. UYn Britton and were -mpanled by their at PalkeraiJurl, sUnday, Aug. ~lfllldloll, Mite Armel~ who had Forty-three were In atreadanu. opent aeveral weeka with bls grand By IRMA B. IIILE Mr. and Mrs swadler and lbelr U porentl. lin. Reed Eynon 11 qn the lick 1 gues!J, Mr. and Mn Earl Wll· Mr. ond !fro, Joljn G. Wile and 1lat and Mn. Rlna Crw l't!mains son and Mr. and Mrt. ausaeu wuson, Dal'ld, of Edt JJverpooi, ... the 11me as uauai. son ond daughter, Charleston , at· companied by Mr. Wlle'o parenll, :Dano Van Motor lett Tu01doy for tended the State Fair Iaat week. Mr. and Mrs. s. F. Wile villted Ft. Knox Ky. to join the armed Mr and Mn Michael Belt and Mr. and !ln. !lurl Wlae ln Colum· forees. son, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Relt and lnll The funeral of Dale Amber'er Ed Nelson, Parkersburg, and Mr. COI.Im!IIUS UI>-AboCt 65,000 MIN Nancy Neuman It enjoying w.. held at tbe Neue Chapel Mon· ana Mrs. Clayton Hensler, Albany, Korean bonus checkt \ave been a two -a vaoaUon !rom her day be woo a lite long rllident ol were Labor Day guests- ol Mr and mailed tq vetera01, It wu an- emJiloyment at the telephone of· thiJ place and will be greatly NEW Mrs. Swadley. nouneed tooax. flee In Pomel'OJ. Slie vllltod EV& mfi!it!d. Etb 1 Dw d v 1 Mlll At a mailing rote ot l,lloo .per lyn Jlorrla lb Watertown. Mr. and Mra Cecil Gllsa and CARTRIDGE PEN and ;..: and ~r:."ctatr"~:l'son a:d day, ol!lclal1 aaid, thtl Jlroce,. ttr. and Uri. IIU Sowell and Mfi.Ora Artber al.lleConnollsville boY• attanded 1 family reunion lng Is far behlnd the original ~.. 1001, Mite, Eddie and TerrJ, of were lhl' Sundoy Illest of tljo Bail· at the home of Robert MOler, Alh· tlmates ana bll made oiiiY 11 Potukala, •lslte ~· Bower•' par- ey !amiiY and Ill"· Archer remain· ville Sunday AU&\ :15 nominal dent In the total of enll, Mt. and Mr~ Canon lfiYel. d tar an extendod vi1IL ' ' · 207,000 applleatlona. Jlmlb1 HarrlJ lJ opendinC lblJ llr. and Mro. Delmar, Hamm The MUler slSiera spent a week APl>lleailons are roUlag In 11 week with hio lll'ODdparenll, Mr. ope'nt a day recently the POIII o! at the homes of Robert ll!lller of the nte ot 200 a day, and Mn. J. C.llcltll' of Buhan. their couelnl. Mr. and MrB. Sam Ashville, and Joha Miller at llllrPart of the problem Is llll· lin. liOn Lisle tpent three daya lfi<haels ol Che~ter. rlsburg. They returned home on wenng the requi!Sts lor lnlorma In Columbul. (Mr. and Mrs. Chas P. lhle, I.e~ sunday. Uon that t ome to tbe b~u: Mr. and Mrl. Stove Caae and ter Bailey, Mra. Bertha Holter And • Abo t •• Mil 01 tbe 11 tlil cblldran arid Kathri'n SIJck at• loin. Ora Archer and Lawrenee . The Miller family attended the u ~ ••"'< app 01 na tended the unuol plenie of lbe R-· atteoded the Dora Rooe fun· contained ereor, or lacked neeo• Miller-Barton reunion it Unlob oari Information, and had to ® Pomeroy Mottra companyI at lbe er~ held atSutlon Frf4"· Ridae, W. X!~;y.aiutt 18. retUrned," olflelala oald. rorlced•Run lob. . · · ·Ill'. and !ln. Cllrk thle opent Mr and l!ll'i. cl'al~ Nelaon and The bureau , sald only properly . .,, ''" -"Mrr. Ada Slack tbe" weet end with felaUve,' In sons and Vonley Miller attended signed changeo of addfeiiWlll be ' B~llelontalne the otatt"fBlr Thursday accepted. Reports of new addle•· The Ladies aid met In tb• Guest. or Mr. and Mrs. Harold ''IS signed by any person other church baoement Tllur&day for pot Gardner, Labor pay, were :Mr tKen the appliC'int h1tnaell will l~ck dmner and spent the after· and Mrs. Harold Gardner Jr., and not be accepted. Frelda Carpenter and Hnward noon In preparing rug rags. I children, Columbua, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence attendd the IIllo fair PhiHp Roberts of Racme was the I Donald Hershman and famtly or at Colum~uo, SUndaY. Thursday' guest of blo cousin, • 111111~ t b~lpolnl •luddrop~ ctrtrldGI WllkesvtUe and Mr. and Mn. RoMr. and !ln. Randal Talbott of Charles lhle Jr 6110111fTtJiiijl wrlll bert Fetty and lamily/ Iocal. · Now Lexln810n 1pent the week -----end with hil poren!J, Mr. ond Mro. •le .. prool ClftlidO"• , Mr and Mrs. Robert Fetty and Dell Ta~botl I"'W •••• to ""' In ,our were 1Utl18 of Mr. and Mr. and Jln. !tdaey Dural, of I ......1 Melvin Curry at Miami, Fla. PortlJad, called on Bber Carpen· travelled ovfr the Great Mra. Betty Blaetwood. Miu Mai· tor ud lamt11, XoodaY alternoon. They were etlne Flelda tnd Ute (o.-•a moMr. a~~- 1foward Allen and 1.,,,.••,,, alld Mn. Charles Hortner gone ten dayo. ther, Mil. Robert ll1111tll, have~ children opent Bu11<111 with blJ par 1r.Mr. and sons of Logan were week turned from 1 ' Yatoilon ltlp eDit, !lr. and Mn. Ren Allen. gueato of her paren!J, Mr· Guests o! Mr. a~d Mrs Cssh through Vlrgiall, the CarollDa, "rr• PauUne Brewer aad chtl· enY. Braley on Labor Day, were Mr. and Georgia and llfaml, Florida. dren ..ue . d on !ln. IJ11)' Roush an~ Mrs. Pearl Parker, Laurel Mrs.• Jack Schweitzer, Columbus. Whlle tn n-ld ow• a ther ..... •.., ed I t and daulhtr.. reuntly. CJI!!: I ftlllft J..Ptcll of Cit• Jlr, Hoffner, a lormer PomeroY the Drlflwood Motel at Mllml II& and Mn. Howard Bilaell ~ad .,;14en~ who hat bun ,manager ol They alf!l, enlO¥ed aeelnl dlull!~. called on hu porenil, lbe Cuesln and ream Store, Logaa, II "'ttnn being picked il)' SOUth Clf- IIi', and Jln, J!eD Allen, hae been lranderred to Wilmlng· Wb and will leave Thursday to ,.. Mtt. Blackwood aftd MlJe Ftelda 1ume btl new dullea. Mn. Hort· were on va•~Uon from their em- ud dalllil!lr, ~ntly. CLOSED nor and JODI wJII rema,ln with her ployment at the Kyg~r eteek elf •Mr. lUid llto.lflll\'ard BIMell IDd parenll untU llviag quarters can ' eterla. dauchter ealled on hlJ porenta, Clo1ed Wed. Mtemoon • Mr. and lbl. WIUJilr Bllaell, Dew· be !owtd. IIASHE~S IEWARI ' 1111 RuD. DETROIT UP- Sidney Detp1er, Eveltlnga By 'Appoinlmeal lfr. and Mn. Gene Wolle and a tool-and-dl~ mater, baa Invented children, Rortlond, were reeent a letrit weapon for the ladles, Mrs. Evelyn White of COlumbus IUeltl of his porento lolr. ud Mrs. dalled \he mote1t-<ieller. The preu ipe,nt the' week end with her David Wolle. Wht\'t Ytur,Ceftfl•• of a ~uttorl showers .an auailant II luotlfiH daughter and •••·In-law, Mt. and Mr. and ~·· RudY witli: a cloud of intlehble lnl and E. MilD Sl. Pomeroy Court St. SUM Pomero) Mrs. Denver Curtis oad tons. dauahter, Mar1aret, . ~\1 off a small siren to summon gueott of Mr. and )1111. er'a Cit... Sundar and ·MargaJ"Ot were Rev. arid !ln. otiJed uDtll Wedaeaday at a ~p. Mr. ond Mn. ltlll· ClliQI. 1 BIAN HAIYIST and family, Mr. Ed Ward wu a recent 8uelli ol lJt.j~SING, Mich. UP - !lithl· ¥"Curtlt an« eons1 bll da~ alld husband, Mr. made 1 king..ite eoaand-H. curtll ~d and llril L. R. llluese~~e~mp. ' Iow-cost, nutriUon· RaiiJburn and Mr. and :Mra. The W,II.C.S. bold a Jqdal· at when they produeed N'owelland /a!pily, the lJUrlt otore, Thlltlday largest crop of aovy -Marr ~lttct evenin£ on record last fall. The bar.. veil , . 98 per cent of the total LOWEST PRICE EVER! naUonal .,... ld of navy bflau. Asl'ati'c Flu l C.M S1gn Ou 6 00 Today 5 5.1 3ig, On LAN(iSVILLE '. Ohioans To Ge't Cbann~l 'I'HUl\SDA meril of the oflense On the other hand, most people are agreed I the general public would be WISe to become f more conscious of the jumpmg rate of juven· :1 1le delmquency in metropolitan centers espec· ~I tally One way recognilton of the problem may come is through "publication of names or the .Expect Million } .' BRACELETS - with The·.IQ tomlllflftdllllllls - In both Gold Plate ud Silver · ' ' 9k ""'-~ $5 OO F RE We Are GlviDg Aw ELECTRIC P ~i>--w-11ot 11 Weeu *NOTibNG TO BUY ' . .,rnME IN AND RE~TEJl. . *YOU NBED NdT BE P.RISENT To-WIN. Drawl.ag eaeh Salllrday EYeaiil ali:IO· '. ' LAST WEEK'S WINNER · '· ' '- ~ Kathryn Poindexter Middleport' Departn1ent StOre.- I• �,-·- \ .. (j , =a ·.·. ~ watunaa &en's'57 Area Grid Fare fri.ay _. • · ··~ , A · -~ searl,rPmnerQY·Mi~dlepoJi. O., Sept. 4, 1957 2·'- Ciio P.redids . ntefl•dluSentlnel > I ' . Rocktts Will 'Be Powerhouse .; ~ J ' '~ i Tbe 1957 footilaltseason rolls into [area on 'Friday night wJten the Wabama W(Jite Falcons travel to ·Ravenswood to dol b!lttle with lthe .~ rDevlls of Coach Jim Spano 1in a· glllllll SPORTS DESK I ana ,.' l I i. FDllmer Puts N . R king . j I0 ' 1 T. • h LlJle t ~-. $100 ...$·300...t 500 •..t JDOO WANT SOME CA&H I from ':14 SEE US HU·... TI NG SUPPLIES --~·~1'111" vl"lnn GUNS AMMUNITION nroarPRSP.c: mflrP Browns Get Down T:--o"'+-;;,-1,·±- .-es-A-t~En-d As Brewster Cra~ks Sh ul r In Drill CLEANING JUTS LOS ANGELES UP - The Cleveland Browns todny were without an uperlenccd offensive end. Veteran Petc,rcwster fell after catchlns a pas during practice Ram Manager Pete Rozelle and Tuesday . X·raya showed a scpara. Brown can~elled the trade by tlon of l~e left •houldor, Tu01t1ay night alter Zatkoll noll· Trainer Lro Murph)lsnid Brews- lied the !lorna he could not report ter prohably would be out of ac· lo Los Anaeleo to play with t~e Uon for three lo four weeks. club. The loss left Coach Paul Brown Two m011th1 .,, the·clrn•m· with only th~et! rookies at offen· lc cuch Hid the Browni• 11 &ive end. Carl Isaacs of Stanford r••n of trldlron IUprtniiCY was upecterl .to replace Brewster Wtrt btJn1 Wllhtcl IMty It at loll end In the game wit~ the Romo her< Frjdoy nlrM . ' tM ftund•tlons 1ttc1ust of what ho collld "dlolntorHr Meanwhile, Jlrown's plan t() bolon tht (Nrt of too many ~tlay tter his quarterback ranks frL lldetrackod temporarily with Specflleally he stated that ou~ old• buolneu lnteresto wen betoo much of a ·lure for the IJ>rore,;l<•nol player once hc'a es· tabl~hed hlm!ell, USED PISTOLS COLT i'OLICI i'OS)TIVI IPICIAL $21.50 ...... IWIOOOIIMIN MArcH TA~~~n Men'• ·CIIICI loya' P• rlpt leatth pod - •l1 lor freedom •nlkiZf. or drlY!ng, iComt Ia ffda1 ..d Ht our line jitlodlon. · lt~Mture that Fold .· E?QWNIE·GROSS, Inc. . . •¢ Arrow Sblrta POifEROY CINCINNATI UP--Ea11rd 11, form~r hfavl'WQ1.rllt chtltiPlon, wu alapped tl ,279 suit Tuesday lor non-po)'lllent of ctty bloom>• -iacitll,~ Tile . Morris Harvey transfer Dana Kirk Is t~e only experiencod center llated on t~e Mac•hall roslke1t . f J•m a tac · o-eaptaln t h · bSimpson, hilled t th• 1 a oeason as een • o e 'mlddl• opol along. with Dempson Buo)y, another Iackie. J.unlor Dick b t d d'Ll :Bunch f I anM'FreI5 II pscom , athranser rom C"r arvey are e reJnaloJng twD centers. _ The only veterans Royer has at ends are seniors Donzil Hall and Bllllb lloyd' a~dt ljunitor Olcnd Jonet' " Bowft"ng ·Ht'ghlt'ghts 1 T0 NOZOrene 4 ~a!~t.~o:er;;kt~~·.!~h~~ ,~;:. sBeimtKsy'R~~\:B~~a-· d.. ·.. 32 2 808 Rose·OOro.'K '·BY" wa· - 1. , S. S::per,M , arket 1 ' YOU CAN . . .... ' ~... .. .~ll ~ .,~'-./I. 'a , '; ,. ! .. ~ ' . . . __. . .-. . ':.:'!. · !!.': _, •.,. apll -..... 11 lll1*t"-- e azarooe uurc.. ces on the Hunlt'ngton and otber Cllntnn Townshl~. mtart~~ts:,~? t:~~~~ byT~o~~~ ;;u 7 lET&M fALlS t Keep winter's cold out and furnace heat in your home with insulation. Soon pays for ilielf in fuel savings. Also keeps summer beat out, helps to keep your !lome cooler in ,c 1.mmer. Tommy, of Columbus tpent the ·.. : ... . .~ • I~~k~~~~\:~ ·~•.~.;s~~ HOGG & ZUSPAH .MATERIALS INCORPORA.TED I' ub r ....~.-...· . , , , .' ., eball B , as BY ~NITEO PRESS N~TIONAL .. l;:~~~~~.::e~t~~~·;.~~ ~~: Cabell countie~ They will weigh L<AGLJE !tom 335 lbs up tn 1150 lbs, Tbe W L l'ct. GB calves will be graded lor the aale 82 49 .628 bltn uniform lots &ecordlttll to · 74 M .561 8\! site, qualitY. weight, breed, and Brooklyn , , , , 73 60 .549 I0 sex. The calves ilave all been ~e, J Philadelphi a .. S9 M .519 t4 horned, castrated and vaccinated Cincinnati 67 85 .508 16'.\ for Blackleg Mallgnont J!dema, 66 70 .485 19 \\ Shipping Fem. This \lllccination 1 New York ' ,. Chieno , , 49 110 .380 32 is done two weeks prior to aa,le Pittsburgh , , 49 113 .371.33\! time. · Tutul•'f• Resulh Il.you're Interested In£~ qual~ Milwmkce 8 Chieago U ity calves for feeding or ,hei{an I .· P~Ii,tlelphia 8 Brook lyn 2, 12 for herd reploeement, atteM the tnnlng~, . night Pt. Pleasant Demonstration . Feed· N~w York 6 Pitt sburgh 5, 12 in- er Calf Sale: You'll ' ltnd them , rungs, night there. 1 St. .L<luiS 14 Cincinnati 4, night 1 \ ' Wodnud~y's Prpl>ahlo Plleho" Cincinnati at Chicago 2-Pod·t !elan 0.0 and Acker 9·5 vs Dral> o ky 9-13 and li:f•ton 5-5. . rooklyn at Pbiladelpltla night . · '"""' weombc 10-11 vs CardweU () 4 -6 New York at Pittsburgh nig~t e1gs 08 ' S -W~rthington 8·9 vs Frieml 10Bids dor placing new pavement 11 . on 21 miles of highways in Vln~Ji, Mi J.wau~ee at St. Loms nightAthens, Meigs and Morgan CounPi:zqrro !HI v& Wehmeier 7-d ties ha~ been called by the Ohio Thun.y's Ci1m11 Ilepartment ()( Hlghw~_ys. Brooklyn at .Philadelphia, night Bids will be opened at the DeNew York at Pittsburgh, night J)artmont ortit!es in CQ\ urn bus SeptMilwaukee at St. Lou,is, night amber 11. Cincinnati at Chicago These projert.s are part of GovAMERICAN LEAGUE enqr O 'Neill'~ , balnneed highway :: W L Pet. Gl · improvement program und i r ' . )lew York ..... S4 49 .1132 whlell :IS hundred mile• or ~1gb) CHicago ...... - 78 54 .51H ~~ will receive new. pavement Boston , , 70 61 .534 13 year. , 1'Detroit .. 67 86 .504 17 Originally, 14 hundred miles uf ·Battimorc 64 67 .489 19 highways were s<ibcdllled for reCleveland 65 68 .489 )9 surfacing. Recent lietion tby f{igb· Washington , . . 50 81 .382 33 wny Chiot Charles M. Noble Pt'P· Kansa! Cily . '50 82 .379 33 \! Yided for"lmproying 11 hundred, Tutldly's ltHults addltion~l mUe~. howc\'er. JN'ew :York 2 Baltimore 0 Noble's actiiln was based on Detroit 3 Chicago 2, 11 lnnln&S special Investigation of hilfhway Only gameli schedule~ . sqTf'ace colldJtions, .conducted' 'by WodnKday's Probable PltohorJ the PePI!rtmenl. . , .Washington at Baltimore night To reeelve· new bituminous ·pav- ' -$10bbs 7·18 VB Walker 0.0 Bo.!on New York nirht;.. ' lt!Sti.lwLoauu.klese . ·. _·. \ i u 1he Be¥ «)bur •-• OUt r..n.Mtl of New-I'At v.rc.f· ~tionwide·Bulck f Our values are bluer and be\ter thin ever-all during our Sales Roadeo. Come-drive and price one of the~~;e roomy; smoo.th• perfofmlll& '57 Bulcltl tDdayl > .· ·· ttllllglt·~ Ui;.·~·' Tllltle·'- Alb-..lbOI _. ·,"'"'. Our Ulllkar sales are terrific. that, meani we c:an do some high, wide and handsome flsuring on your present car! n ' lC . )nond ' <lloOse '"'' pilr. We hovi '''' Iiiii ' ' ·""'"' '"' " tar to n11'. 4! I ' ' ; , ',lac. ·!· . H1g • hway Dep't Calls For B•'ds M, R d CAN1 BUY' atmR11Wf 1HE p .11 IOU ' . pastor of the publir h 'II . 111UII&U&-"'''IIIIddD,"~ lltii!!IGDII-.-·-·-fll liiiiDio looll..ltlel ~! t~PaticJ".;,~ ~ A IV R . $5.95 ' Mrs. J, B. llarea of ncar Chelterl spent ~ever1l daya lasl week wit~ , Forest Run M.ttbodist Ch urch. on during tbe week end. 1J ltr. and Mrs. Clarence A,lhertO Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spencer end son Of Columbus spent thei and 1100 of Columhus 1pent the week end here with Mr. and Mrt ~bor Da)l w~t end with her pat- Arthur Atherton and Wilma Jean.· '"I ,, onT~~ec~;~~~~~\,ill 34 5 __.! :879240 start at 7:30 tobncco I be compl'lled ,.. · _:._ ' turned wllh the 'llil<hells lor a ·789 and the gue•t poslor will be the urers 11an!llt"r tl cigarettes F~ Iii · Rev. Langley GJ.Jllet, Nelsor1Ville, usc In e e P ., ' · wtet1s vacation. 11 1 SEASON'S HIGH with special music by the Jeffrey this reasop the demand expe< . -• hod. 3 Games, J. Lewis 606 (Mr. Sisters, a well-known group from edH~A~ ~v"g:~J ~:e~:fi. ~~ Mrs. Samuel .Kaiser, l!rvin Kai· 1 Lowrepce Balser was tailed ' Ill Tbe Hearl of IIIIIOn Clly Bee) Nelson~ille. . . · ee4 ser, aon, James. and Mn. Betty b•cl:-to bis employm!nt with . the ~ Ind. I Game H. Lo~se 236 (Stroh'• The ellmox of the ll!eelings will curmg your suekeJ;'J:.u.~~ ~ _ot ·K~lser spent Wednesday with rela· WWIDihouse Cotp. tn Maruf~eld, Phone 8P-3SSU lllaoll City, W. V'• · Beer) · 1 be a Song-Fest to be held Sunday supplemental heat. eu,er ' ! 1' . n tlvea at j.eiart, W· va. Ohio, on Mond~y, ~~~~~~~~~~lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!~~~~~~~ 1 Team. 3 Games Sports Center 2567 at 2:30 al the church with every- you ~ 0 • w~U depend .on the weatb~ Don R. Powetl and Tommy · -Em~ Heymen Team 1 Game Bei$Y Ross -Bd 907 one invited to take part . and ~am(all. Even 1C you do h~v~ ,::::_::,:,._:.:::::.~=--·~:::;::;_________ TOP '5'' -BOWLIRS AVG. to "fiX" a way to cure the SUCkers 1 J. Haggerty . 189 with heat I believe you will find ' J. Lewis . .. .. . , , .. , , ..... ,.. 186 nnUO 0ft(0' it will pay, Filler cigarettes hove R. Menchini , . . 181 H ld changed the tobacco marketing •!~ W. Dudding .. . 180 eun10n e uation at least temporarify, Th\loJe B Chis! 177 of •ou who are looking lor a dl· ~~ ~hodu~rS.pt: ·,·.;, 1957, 8:30P.M. A ,t:Ggllipolis tio~al income from your tobacep .,. ~ • · ~~troh's Beer ' ,. .~'liD. lh"l!J~tak~d\'8111aie. of \h'e ' Spp~t;'(!ilillerVI K. & V, Cad• Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Byer, Mid· situation and cure your JUekero r .· ' Detsy Ross Bread \'5. I & S Mkt dleport, attended the annual E. A. this year. O'M'AWA, CanaCu UP-Jim Vinco famil y reunion at Chicka· ,fEDERAL GASOLINE' TAX RE· Ro"boro, fleet former Ohio State STEWART DECISIONS YANK mouga Park, Gallipolis, Sunday, FUND: September 30, 1957, Is lhel' . Sept. filing for I d I halfba~, was reLa ried Tues a)l as SYDNEY, Austra ta UP - t'n 1.. Plans were made to meet deadline refund onforgasoline usedyour on tax the · 1958 .the Ott,.wa Rough Riders made Clive Stewart, Australian middle· I I f . s You I'1 , "cuts from their roster. T"ose present were Mr. and arm or armmg purpose - 1 '.aeveral 11 weight, scored a 12 · round deel·, 'II H 1 f Lo · Mrs. Eugene Martin and children, receieve $.05 on each gal 1on o . M FullbaCk DeZ~,h PDrter from t- sion over Bl Y es cr o UIS- ·Gary, ·LaDonna and Tim Martt' n, g. asoline you used on the farm dur· ami of Phl\o .was among . those ~~~e'st~~i~:.onday night at, Syd- Nitro; Mrs. ·Marjorie Stevens and mg -the periOO from July 1, lDMt ·released. daughttrs, Diani' Linn and Vickie un td June 30 l957. Sue ~;tnt! a friend Kelly sue Fish- I We bave 1he form11. needed here er, Pt. Plei}Sant; Mr. and Mrs. EJ· in th; Exten.sion Office. If you lis Smith Jr. and Terry, Julii, haven t yet ~t.led, ycu ean ~o , 9;0 Mary Margaret Smith, Huntington; by calling, wr~tlng , or stoppmg ~a_ Mr. and :\frs. Andy vanco and Mol- at the EKtens1~n Office, (upstai~s ly, Ri<hB!d, Edgar, Karen and In the Post Off1ce Building In _Pl. Sharon Vanoo, Gallipolis; .Mr. and ~Ieupnt or phone 207), and PICkI'~ATUIIIED IN 8EV!NTI!'!t<t. Mrs. H. E. Smith Sr., Mrs. Gomer mg up your ropy of the Federal , Martin, Mrs. J. D. North, Mrs. Refund bh:~nks. Helen Brumfield , and E. A. Vanco, FEEDER CALF SAL!' Throe last ward in opening-semester classics, and tll~y're father of Mn_ Byer dnd head o! hu_ndrcd and twenty-five head of the family. Feeder Calve~ have been consign· ready to step into any campus activity, · ed to the Pomt Pleasant Demon·-l• strational Feeder CaU Sale to be RtSIUlS held here jn Pt. Pleaaant, october man tn givo bim t~e depth he nelda. At tackles and guard the .squad appears well man~. Although Vemoq ilowell is , tbe only listed returning le\lertnan, Royer• has a ~ost of lrilllsf~rs and a fine group cf sophoOiores to drow irom. Head ing t4e trif!sfer list are Ken Parker and Don Peters from Potomac Sta~ and bave Lowe from Morris Harvey, John Beilelti, the ruued ~ 10 Morris Harv~y atar is on qu~s- - '' '\ I hServ·1•ce a u ay a ••t• Tuesd11~ , Au.~:ust ~aJer ~~~ng ~~:;o~~re~ ;~~an; ~~·oh~:en;;;.: ..... ! i :~~ s:Ot~erdl'J' lrotmetht~i;N~~=~ing t'ch~.~~~ La:~~!~~~;~::~:,.~~~t : " ; . ~Ne~o:,n~a;~e~:~~: r:u~:~ hek~:rim,t.w~i.:i,v~ ~ Frank, Toddy Fugate, Tom Lamb K ' V C ' · Mr. and lin. ·Harold · il~ortr, baby of Wl1Uamttow0, w._VI., ud~ Mr. and Mr:. Gerald Swartz 'of: Marietta spent tbe' holiday end with Mr. ani! Mn. Hobarl !' Swartz and attended the Swirl{; reunion . 1 liMit• ~· Bv W1111am F· Gregory· ~·~ ,_ ~ 111 •·11r. -- .......... ,_ - • • ... _ C ty A l - ... - · ....I Mllon oun Gtn SUCK' ollb ~ lloe. 'l'blluh wa 10111 obcMit CURING YOUR TOBACCO ' 1110 11111eoa.., 1D Lao AllpleL ~ .$!11111l!Jillllo) ERS: Tobacto growers ahould · ·· ' ••• . Be Ie •Jt lor a w··"s vacation I ma ke every effort t o cure t•..e tenth mII es ot state route ... m• . suckers they'll hav~ on this year's Chester and Olive Townships, on lbe 1Llket:. 1 f t b f II 0 dry M I C I 0 O acco. crop rea ze e gs ounty. Mrs. Clara Fisher, wbo bas been as Jt has beenkthereb mt ayhntnt "! T t'trel new our corlog lor •er 11·1•·r u - Ocie ' too many sue ers u w a you o rece1ve an en y • n w , JruD . have should be med. face of asphaltic ctii!Uete in Vln- Heiney returtti!Ci Wedn<~Y to I The Rev. Rabert Palmer, of the Middleport Church Na~rene has inviled the t tt d, th , whi Sunday School attendance on Sept. I wao 49, offering $10.17. At the dote of the Sunday Sebool hour the following -:om, mit!Hs were tlamed fnr the homeeoming ,on Stpt. 15. Selling up tables: Ernest Taylor. C. E. Wood e. Iierman Ta)'lor and Dimmore BoyleJ. Food and Arrangement of food : Genevieve Guthrit, Helen Woode and Isola Taylor. I Publl'c lnvl'ted Ch . urc ont1, ¥r. . u4 ~ -~tiiii11Gii~.~ Boyleund lt;mlb'. ' · he• daughl<:r, Mro Charleo 1), ' I Thelma HendBrson, bola Tay- Woode , and family. Mr. and Mro. Sed O'Brien o( lor and Helen Woode attended the WSCS Fall .Seninar held at lhf• Columbus, Yisited relatlvn heN' f I .w. willh'OIII.Yw o)lt.trlltt ·l.. ' A1.fRED 1 FARM NE"'S . 1 CITY LEAGUE Sopl. 3, 1957 High 3 ·Game Ind. J, llaggerly 597 (Sport's Center.) H Loh 11. h g· 1 G . 'i mg e ame . sc 236 (Stroh's Beert T•am •• .. ham•• ~ Bets", Ros• Bread 2502 'Fearn Sjngle Game Bets" Ross Bread 90?. J "lAuDING • ,, W L Ave. 10\1 .... maktt-RoU. Royce. ,, '· 1 'frs. Dayton Spencer, Ronnie and :-l ina: from llacinc, 11r. and Mrs. l"l:-;on Spencer, Larry, Dav.id and ,'.J J.:rn,.o;;t : rrom Rnshan, Mr. and Mrs. · Arvil Holte!·, Gary, Sharon and 1\lrs. Kt,lhryn Pav n ~. p!'csiclent · Gordon. of the Misswnary Society of the I rrom Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Mt. Morinh .B3ptist otmrch, h<~S an· rurt Fr<'dcrick, Mr. and Mrs. Nor· nouneed the podpunemcnt of the JUan Frederick, Jerry and ·Jackie: September m~ting until Sept. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer and The meeting was pO!ilponed wl1en vance, Mr. and Mrs. Waid Spen· 1\lrs. Camp'br.ll Hnrper, vice· presi- cer, Esther Mae, llarn· Lee and dent; Mrs. Will Win11ton, second Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Blna:, vice - pres.; Mrs. Aronld Rich- 1 Mary, Joyce and Michael, Mrs. ards, Assistant secretary, and Vir- Martha McElroy an Eugene, Ker- ~ ginla Nell Winston left this week mil and Virgil, Mrs. Esther to attend t?c National Baptist Con· Wright , Delbert Pullin!! and Wil· ventioo iu Louisville, Ky. bur McElroy. Mrs. Arlena R~ese will enterlain the Society at the September meeting. W' so·phs include Paul Miller, Bob Let~ter; Bob Wilson, and junior Granvil1e Zopp at halfback and aoph Hobb Lykins at fuUback . rear"._ r At Fairgr.o unds GrOUp Meet'Jng Is Postpnned · However, the incoming transfers and upcomh~ sophomorm~ have broadened the ttmile on Royer's face. FullbacJc.s Jim Thornton and Scott Jarrell and halfback Dewey Ballengee are the switch OVtlrs from Morris Haf'vey, w~ile the . rtbe eolid. ride, the ~ handliog !Qat you once elpecltci to 4utl only in . exPIItllve W.. And wben it aomee MD :l~b, where In aD \he world wt you find l'ntlber.ltylinc than In • thuailptured-ln•Jipel qf'dlil new ~t · , FOzd'a auPwiorlty il evident in llliDy placea.. In the;vital rear aile, the pinio11 gear that tum1 the illl1ud{llfoiiiOIUtlld ••• .11iJ!)I6nld6f.· .Iuten ~wo anti-friction bearinga inatead of beinf ''overb\mt' tom a .q!e bW,iJic. ,1\itt,.... . oper.tion quieter, BIIIOOther and Joncer.lutlnr. ]t'a With Court &it ' -111111 of Wby? Beca11llt! tllla lllliV Ford lfv• I' Meetmg Is Held Veteran• Ral!lOR Dunlap, Cagle Curtis, Dick Jackson and Roy Goines aro oack at halfback w'ith power 1runn(!r Sam "Sirianna rc· turning at fullback. advanaed featw., IIUUIJrJes SL&pped ' $9JO'.. $14.95 ~t · . .fieldOn Sunday I the buy I· "-"It. J• aylon, ..01, lulde ond cord• ir\llo tht Suburban Coat, jUJt t · r-A-IOMI..-rsMO:FIERY.aOOM kp.ow.n whether llc h a permanent day evening at the church with Sundar, Sept 1. with 133 persona fixture. Moving up from the fra:;h Mrs. Harry r. Smilh, cllnlrrnan, present are Jim O'Conner, Rudy Colombo, prcsidini. Altcndlng from Port Clinton. 0. Dick Allen, and Alpha Mayfield , Prayf'r and dl?votlontt, led by were )lr. and Mr!!. Harry V. Spenall weighing over 200 pounds. Miss 1.ydin l~bersbach, opened the cc.r; from Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. ICo-Captn iu Herb Hess ancl Paul meeting. Mis~ Lucrctla Genhelrncr Henry Mcilo!e, Mr. and Mn. acted as sccrPi ary in the absence Doyle Salkil and snn, Kevin Lee: Burford headed candidates Fostor,·o, 1'1r. and 1'Irs. John with senior Bob guard Williams. junior or Mrs. "ru' We bst er Sr. Rou t'me fro~ m ' 1 Bob Gardner, sophomores Bill Gil - busineS@ was taken care of. There ltasp nnd dpughtr.!rs, Judy, Jean, was il d isc us~io n on the magazi ne. smd Sharon, Mr. and Mn. Charl e8 Jespie, aod Dan 1'rimboli along "Together'·. llammcr and daurthters, Cllr,ole wlth Moiris Harvey transfer John e 1 'Mattie crashing Into the picture. .The meetin~ · ~losc d with the and Ellen. . ' 1.1 1.:pnh b1~nedJet1on. From Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. The backfield looms as Mar· j PNry Orr, Mr. and Urs. Starling shall's most stocked department ttJlissionary o,,,: r,· n~.n. d/rormlcnceh~~~n, ~:. J:~d more...wllat fir? . liVt hvt a >llop •Ioellon or lleke!Jior aU Wlltlher oomlort HUNTINGTON, w. Va . _ positions 11 wide as the state of Texas Coach Herh Ro)'er wiped his hands trom t~e blockboard dlalk and srnt aume 44 Marshall College gridiron hoPefuls through their first wDrkout Tueada)· mornj t St Cl d co rna s " ng"Eaeh a mau . . ouhas to mr,ro'·.c n .he can h,andle,a regu lar job, sa1d Royer,., • 11 j t t rt f t h sa .we Ufl s.a rom sera c. , Royer and hut four m_an staff, hne coach Spike Underwood. back fleld coach Ed Prelaz, end coach Bill Hillen and (reshmon ..toach Bill Chambers , have given serious thou~~t to the installing of a two plptoon system this fall. "We'll !Je looking for the 22 best men from1 now until our opener," he aaid. ' U it means switching an end t() guard, or i1 tackle to center to_ give us two solid teams, then we won't hesitate In the least" As of nowj ~eyer's most dire ntleds jJ an eKperienced quarter· .back i.nd depth at· end and ~nlcr. Junior Bob Wagner, the only let· .ter winner at quarterback, saw limited duty beh ind Bill Zban last year. Royer wm give special at,tention to sDphomores Jim Mad· douhd Jim'Stndledecker with the hopes of bolstering the signal cal· 1101 post ,. He'a Milt Clmpboll, , from the Navy, ~amtpbe<l~ who stands aix' fee~ 0110 welahts 217 poundo, will pr'obably be '"ted •• 1 runnll1ll He spent two boll lor Indian• Unllmniy ·~:~~~;.~,the service. Hla l'lll!tll'lfl di!Catblon »lc!GQ . I '-•1 Olymp!01, pluo a lOD-yarl! dash at U 10eondo, hao the Cleveland football camp In hflll tll· pe<tatlono. SLUBAN STYLES dAt H t' $penceriReunion pen.e un IDI.!: on. Th e Oflir~al Board of the Unit· The Spencer Reunion waJ held With tlonahle status · and is stfil not ed Methodi!ll Church met · Mon- at the Rnck Spring~~ Fair Grounds f 0 ~ ne el Meanwblle, Cleveland had hopeo of brl11jjll1ll homo one new player alter llo IChe~uled erhfbltlon 1ame with the Roms In Los Allie· lea l'rlday, , CAR COATS !'! .' I REVERSIBlE r ' Ram olflelala 11ld Zatkolf explained that ramlly and busin"' ~~mmltm•ont• In Detroit precluded hil ID Lot Anploo. . JACKETS 'd Dilr () .Gn • I THE SPORTS QNTER I sAtisfadnrity." Score admitted he's having trouble with depth perception. I GAME BAGS HUNTING .CLOTHES I ·n Ri>'"" u e., sept.4, 19&7-5 United Methodist PositioBs Wide Otten ClaimsRoytr AS Offic~ol Board • Dally senttne!, Pomeroy·Middleport, W , l · Scheduled to get under,way at 8 p.m. , . • • ,• 1 I • • 0 The only •otjler N~ •to be played in the area will ·be the Jll!l\lll Pt. Pleasant•Huntington East affair at Pt. ·Pleasant. That ' 1 J ';'llJ "-lllll ' Co~cll Alex Cilo of ·the Pome· ' game wlll.s~l't at ~:90 p.m: Pomeroy and Middleport open 'CI!ICAG,O UP-The ciocinnaU · SPA~N STAYS HOT bl~nki~t the Chlcaro rl)f ,Panljlcrs pte4ioled today IIY Clel TunehJJJ ·ni!Jt W~k e.na. • Rellle~ lave an o~j)j)t'l~nlty to Soulhpaw Warre¥ Spahn, witt on •ix hits Tuesday. that the Wellston JWckets "arc !JlQe •Falcons re<oro Tb a8Jve ~ to .be •wful tough." , ,,Will ficl'd an eleven on ~'rlday nlaht ... rthat :is Jump ack 1nto the National ,Lea· another National . League •. 1 The Panther mentor also indi'b olhlIJleJU!Grlen.ced 'light in weight. A ·tentative 'stal>tiflg gue'~ . irs! division ti>li!IY. but under his belt, .. suapmg up more re<ord lor It looks !tke Terry Phalin, Vern?n Hanison, Rodney Spell· ·lipeqp announced •by '611ach Ralph, Sayre has a line ~veragirig they II need' double .victocy over aod more as the. togloal ehQjce ·to by , left cated that drills at t~e footbnll lh, Ghtr.•.!o .Cub> -hcre and • Fhll· pilcti -.the opening World Serio. , ,fave him field were Jlroceeding on ~ che · cer and Big Juntor Hawthorne Will be shock troops in tlie 156:from end IP ·end ~nd 3 backfield averaging 153 S•rn llid •that ln all probabll· , , , ;cl'' ~\>a ' l\lS• .toJlrookbn lo do II. gam• for the Mljwauke~ Braves. season an~ mooe· m~ dule with .1 .starlirw: offensive Panthers' chances lor another successful grid season. That's liueup fairnr well ifl except for probably the way the backfield will take position for the Pan- ll,r DGnnle SIIJUb, .1M!, ~nd Larry Johnson, who were namld eo-cap- ......_.ger .Bitllle .Tebbetts mom•· The 36 year old Spahn.' who be , lo einbtilliah tlaree tcrious gaps. Tbese are ther opener at Wah ama Sept. 13. · H•uon, l>U, would ~~rt ;at tbe tams last week, by Coach Sayre. I nat'" "''lcentb...f!IUirOO ·Bud Plld· fan 'tis major leogue career 15 he hol~s. He· both at guard positions and at onr · , h · th SEO th t ld 't d 1 t ·th onds. Jim Jf)IIJIIOD, 155, Jnd Ray- The Falcon• flrrt home game bflan 0.0 ,ID elo1rt "'" first gome years under r.aaey Stengel- in the history of the T 150 here I a coac tn e . a wou n . r~ a, e mond cundlll, ,18'1, .will , ~ the of _the se~son will be a week from and ll'om o\c)w 9·5 ·IO pitch -the Ihe probabb will be II)'· has won 20 11•mes in end. a month from now . ferent seaaons and JUs ~rtif\&" ba~kfield. barring thought of havmg Hawthorne on his club, Phahn IS coming nod-11 1114 •l&ckles while ~oward Fnday mght when they eotertain , 1e<ond In t~e JenloHlrC)Ill's only !ng 1 double -header ott~e ·dr.Y. his 41st shutout .by "if he Is 11 olng w Jnjuries and the ousting of wme- fast as a passer and ball handler lor the quarterback slot.Jiar. MoDMtlel, 1", and George MeFar- lhe Pomeroy Panthers, body by a second-liner, looks like rison, rumored to be the faste&t man on the •11,uad, could be a1 land· ,,~ es, wlllll4rt at auards. Bo· 1 'l'be lledlegs, who •howed signs Terry Pbalin al quarterbad<, Ver- sta·ndout performer. Spencer, a year of elfperlen~e under hlsl lltrl 'Calblrd" .llo~oh, 158, ~Ill be or sa~pplng out of their Iethar~ non Jllrr1s.sn and Rodney Spen- pads, rounds out what Pomeroy fans are v/h1spenng might be al~ttr. by wmnlng • L.abo~. · Day doublecer at Hal.ves and Junior Haw- a real dark horse entry as a title contender. ' ·In lbt ba~!Jeld, Sayre will proheader against tile '·'· Leuls Cardthere ·at F·uiJ. · • d' t· h · h' H k bobb' start t.ny Ll&vlu, 148, 11 1 0 80 mals, ·ilad Cr""'Y Fteld .fano coach AI ex. C!'Jo.tsn t pre IC mg a C amp1ons lp, e nows quakarblcl< •with Leroy ,Duling, l ohaklng their •.eads again Tues· ~'he 1uard !ituation will be set· 1 !.;. day night. tied betwten these hopefuls- for sure what tnJunes can do, what sagging morale may wreck, IM; and ·!loy Clark, !<Ill ~~ t11e Je-rry Welker. 140 pounds, Ro· ond most of all tha t which determined,' hard fighting Oppon- rllllvet. ~t:VIn Roush, 1~, will , D 0n1g The Card! laiOlbUted six Cinein· bC'rt Gr~ene, 168, Dan!ly Struble, ents can do to the Panthers. 1 l1.lrt at ·lullljaek. · ' nati pitch«• lor 18 ·~il• to cap. 155, Millard Roush, 180 and Gary Outmanned by squads double in quantity of the Panthers; Others who will •ee aetlon, aald WEST JORDAN, Ulan UP-Form· lure the last or lite thret-game . J•'reeTJlan, 162. ~ deep with kids who have been getting skilled Instruction since S~y_red'' "" .llruee Staato, m- er middleweight clump!' on Gene lerl., Ll-4. S. T. Johnson, tne string bean . . , . poun brother ol former ·Falcon Aided 'bY Del •EniSB's 18th homPanther baskelllall star, has one. Jun~or Htgh days m some of the other SEO schools, It truly IS star, Blaine Slaall, and Cbarlea Fullmer risko his No. l rating .,. the Cordlnals ohelled otmer end job pretty well under control a mtracle· when a Panther or Yellow Jacket club presents a Ror~. a 161 pound lreobman. tonight agoinst elever Chico v .. Joe Nulillall and Raul Sanchez , . Staal$ _ will play ~ . tiele••lve ta•kle Jar in a soheduled IO-round ·bout for lil""t runs In t•.·· lint two • rt~e other will be awarded ti ther championship to their home town fans . b11 · -t ~ ln Fullmer's hoffie town. I" II'C f)anny Zir.kle, a ~·8 senior at ,150 As the Pomeroy line developa, offensively and defensively. w e llotera will Pli!Y middle The clash between ·Fullmer and lnnlnas anti 1111t1e It a c,omplete pounds; Howard Parker, 150, Soph ~o will the Panthers go towa·rds a successful or unsuccessful Jllltrd,hon . elense. t~e Stamford, conn., fighter will rout 'hY adding live m~re In the[ ~-8; Tom Grutstr, 165, • I 5-10, season . The famou s Four Horsemen would have been another h1n e Rmnswood ~ed De•lb, be out of doQrs in the Weol Jl1f· etghth oil left bander Bill Ken· f'rosh Nld Paul Be•ter, 155, Junt e Falcono ,w\11 be meettnl a.teJII!I p•dy, ""'Ulred tlmt days ~go ~rlette of worn out old farm plugs without those guys up that is e~pe 1 te4 tQ be alrPnB thl• dan Arena. !leattk , IOr, at · ~'9. Rodney ·Spent'fr .and Jun ior nt, , , sea•on. Coarlr Jim Spano has 14 Stocky, bull·necked Fullmer Js, Dutl111 ·!he n.... un qprislng, ' Hawtborne were elected co-tapThe bench , so vrlal 1n a major lea~ue baseball campail!ll, lette~men t'tturnlnr from ·laot a slight favorilo at ·3.·1 beCJtu.. of' 1111 Smllb jlntled 1Yith ·tile bases l•lns of lite P~ntbers for the often is where the smaller SED schools suffer damage In the Year 8 .t:·m~nd >baa 'lle•n •W90led his •ugressive style '"" his ·tiiOre (uU ·lor two runs •nO Wilmer fomlng (rid wars in a team meet- middle and tag end of their seasons. Without .a strong bench :~nbel II co !dent or a llOOd sea- impresai v. ring record. Some ·5000 Wrnegar Bend "lllzell clauted a IIIJ Ibis week, Hawthorne is the ·pound -blo<kbuoter lull back lo fill the, gaps as casualties come along the undermanned club .JDeluded amonr the vetera• !~~~.are ••P•cted to Plldllhe• lh~;, r~~lydo~l ·Dote or the' fllddero working out with ·the · . game lor Clndnn&tl !.Ins .,me lnl while &peneer, veteran boll back fall• behr~d . Bml!lt Cater(, J.s an Inspirational t)lpc leader of Clio bel~eves he Is a little stronger here this year than last. lied Devils Is an all·otate tranoler , The bout i• Full~er's secoqd 'the second i~om~ when the J!ed. · " A little l1~hter. a little faster, an~ a few more of them wh~ from Cloy Battella High School. unce he !rut the 1•11• b,lok to legs unveilep ' tl!Oir ,newJ~t pitlhe llrst caliber. M11111er have nlaved some football," was the, ay he put it the fil'St ,Tim Mason was named at center Sugar Ray Robinson In Chicago eher, Jay HOok, a $75,0110 bonus 1%4 E. MUll St. · .~HillS II'~JM RPI~IR day out for drills . , , on the all West Virginia team Ill,!! on May 1. In the one bpu; altex pla~r frl!t11 No~~Willlt.. n Unl· llFSIIOIII' UP- Hallb.ork Dick )lear. the return ,mntch with Robinso11, verslty. ' l!inher. ,Uneback~r Hlllmer Ol•on The Falcons will be led on the Fullmer decl&ioncd Ralph Tleer J Hook pilc~,d JI!Ortlesa _ball in RPORTS nESK NO'l'R~ Bv United Pre~s: 1nd fullback Dpn Daley hue been !told by LarrY Heuon and Jimmy Jones in June, 2 1·3 Inhinp be worked. From Colleee· Pork , Md .. it 'avs Marvl~nd hns morale nnd reeaaed on wal"rs bY tile Detroit 'l'he National Football o~ner!Pn•e as rhlef w•annns for· a comeback drive altAr cwb alao announced It Coach Tornmv Mont hit oottom last v••r wllh a real loud placed II!Cklo Dick Marazza thum~ win ••in ~ onlv two eame•. Tn all, 2P lettermrn hAvo reClemson on the re&erve Ilst ~o f~trn•d lnrludln• a numh.r nut 1-.t v••r for re•sons ranelnv ~ould ret11rn to school. lrnm hrn<en hones to weak oFfensive elforfs In th• rlass room. Tomm\1M'nnt h~c: !'I sl"P.OlP~.q fnur mnnth~ ~hll!t~!'l of hfm. I'APT'T'AT,IZlNG Olll FAMF. QEPARTMF:NT-for cbaritv· Ted Willi•ms and Mickv Mantle were scheduled to nut on FOB YOUR • home-run rl•tel toni•ht but nostnonement .;, ordered when RJ• Ted of the l!ert ~OK and Mantle of the Yanks turned un I lnrllsnnsed. William• Is n"••ln• A enid and M•ntl!l has a nalnt''l!, , lnl rase nl •hln solints. The ll.ed Sox and Yanlr•e., nlov to. nlfhl •nd bnlh ore exnert•d tn ,be In the lineuu. The duel waA 1!f' for. o.on nri?A!. to fh• wtnnert, f••"rlterhfr. "' , Tt Will como taler. Meanwhile: Williams 1.1 at .~76. Mantle 9-1 .a7o t.h• l•ll•r havin• been goose-egged in four trips ajY,In~:~t thP ()1•inl11q h<d 11i11ht. , TlllnTAi'i INJURY LIST: ll•~b Scor• "'" to make his ~•huf on th• mounrl for Clovel~nrl tn an PVhlhltlon veme against Toronto Thur!rlav h!lf thP ftreh•ller. hit In tho right Pve Mav 7 In JIM or rtutv aPalnst th• Yankoes. savs: "I'm ~oln• tn onotno"• nitchih• 11 ntll mv _. .. --; L---y.Over C··t.s <W,lliUIUII JllJ Plus H~~a1n 1JI P:ht·•I ttes. ,l'v vnr .FJ"'"I Di ' liTUltOll ~ l':aUMI Need __ .._ i . E . IO~ --@I!!r~ l~i ~~.( ';;;;:~~~,r,~;~ :1~~~~~~ ' •N•w Advrmed \loriabfe J'lkh Oynol/ow II file only DynofifiW S~rlc~ bulldr !odor. II I$ 1lo~da rd on Roodmodtr, Sup•r aad Cenl~rr-opUono/ lilt mod1ul•dro COli on lite Special. Softlr" Jul,.t slo•do rdpn foodma•lu, optfo110l o~lr•t S.tlll• See WEllS ,FARGO Mo"!i~ N~ -M~U>. T;Nac-1¥,Notwoilt · . · ;· �,-·- \ .. (j , =a ·.·. ~ watunaa &en's'57 Area Grid Fare fri.ay _. • · ··~ , A · -~ searl,rPmnerQY·Mi~dlepoJi. O., Sept. 4, 1957 2·'- Ciio P.redids . ntefl•dluSentlnel > I ' . Rocktts Will 'Be Powerhouse .; ~ J ' '~ i Tbe 1957 footilaltseason rolls into [area on 'Friday night wJten the Wabama W(Jite Falcons travel to ·Ravenswood to dol b!lttle with lthe .~ rDevlls of Coach Jim Spano 1in a· glllllll SPORTS DESK I ana ,.' l I i. FDllmer Puts N . R king . j I0 ' 1 T. • h LlJle t ~-. $100 ...$·300...t 500 •..t JDOO WANT SOME CA&H I from ':14 SEE US HU·... TI NG SUPPLIES --~·~1'111" vl"lnn GUNS AMMUNITION nroarPRSP.c: mflrP Browns Get Down T:--o"'+-;;,-1,·±- .-es-A-t~En-d As Brewster Cra~ks Sh ul r In Drill CLEANING JUTS LOS ANGELES UP - The Cleveland Browns todny were without an uperlenccd offensive end. Veteran Petc,rcwster fell after catchlns a pas during practice Ram Manager Pete Rozelle and Tuesday . X·raya showed a scpara. Brown can~elled the trade by tlon of l~e left •houldor, Tu01t1ay night alter Zatkoll noll· Trainer Lro Murph)lsnid Brews- lied the !lorna he could not report ter prohably would be out of ac· lo Los Anaeleo to play with t~e Uon for three lo four weeks. club. The loss left Coach Paul Brown Two m011th1 .,, the·clrn•m· with only th~et! rookies at offen· lc cuch Hid the Browni• 11 &ive end. Carl Isaacs of Stanford r••n of trldlron IUprtniiCY was upecterl .to replace Brewster Wtrt btJn1 Wllhtcl IMty It at loll end In the game wit~ the Romo her< Frjdoy nlrM . ' tM ftund•tlons 1ttc1ust of what ho collld "dlolntorHr Meanwhile, Jlrown's plan t() bolon tht (Nrt of too many ~tlay tter his quarterback ranks frL lldetrackod temporarily with Specflleally he stated that ou~ old• buolneu lnteresto wen betoo much of a ·lure for the IJ>rore,;l<•nol player once hc'a es· tabl~hed hlm!ell, USED PISTOLS COLT i'OLICI i'OS)TIVI IPICIAL $21.50 ...... IWIOOOIIMIN MArcH TA~~~n Men'• ·CIIICI loya' P• rlpt leatth pod - •l1 lor freedom •nlkiZf. or drlY!ng, iComt Ia ffda1 ..d Ht our line jitlodlon. · lt~Mture that Fold .· E?QWNIE·GROSS, Inc. . . •¢ Arrow Sblrta POifEROY CINCINNATI UP--Ea11rd 11, form~r hfavl'WQ1.rllt chtltiPlon, wu alapped tl ,279 suit Tuesday lor non-po)'lllent of ctty bloom>• -iacitll,~ Tile . Morris Harvey transfer Dana Kirk Is t~e only experiencod center llated on t~e Mac•hall roslke1t . f J•m a tac · o-eaptaln t h · bSimpson, hilled t th• 1 a oeason as een • o e 'mlddl• opol along. with Dempson Buo)y, another Iackie. J.unlor Dick b t d d'Ll :Bunch f I anM'FreI5 II pscom , athranser rom C"r arvey are e reJnaloJng twD centers. _ The only veterans Royer has at ends are seniors Donzil Hall and Bllllb lloyd' a~dt ljunitor Olcnd Jonet' " Bowft"ng ·Ht'ghlt'ghts 1 T0 NOZOrene 4 ~a!~t.~o:er;;kt~~·.!~h~~ ,~;:. sBeimtKsy'R~~\:B~~a-· d.. ·.. 32 2 808 Rose·OOro.'K '·BY" wa· - 1. , S. S::per,M , arket 1 ' YOU CAN . . .... ' ~... .. .~ll ~ .,~'-./I. 'a , '; ,. ! .. ~ ' . . . __. . .-. . ':.:'!. · !!.': _, •.,. apll -..... 11 lll1*t"-- e azarooe uurc.. ces on the Hunlt'ngton and otber Cllntnn Townshl~. mtart~~ts:,~? t:~~~~ byT~o~~~ ;;u 7 lET&M fALlS t Keep winter's cold out and furnace heat in your home with insulation. Soon pays for ilielf in fuel savings. Also keeps summer beat out, helps to keep your !lome cooler in ,c 1.mmer. Tommy, of Columbus tpent the ·.. : ... . .~ • I~~k~~~~\:~ ·~•.~.;s~~ HOGG & ZUSPAH .MATERIALS INCORPORA.TED I' ub r ....~.-...· . , , , .' ., eball B , as BY ~NITEO PRESS N~TIONAL .. l;:~~~~~.::e~t~~~·;.~~ ~~: Cabell countie~ They will weigh L<AGLJE !tom 335 lbs up tn 1150 lbs, Tbe W L l'ct. GB calves will be graded lor the aale 82 49 .628 bltn uniform lots &ecordlttll to · 74 M .561 8\! site, qualitY. weight, breed, and Brooklyn , , , , 73 60 .549 I0 sex. The calves ilave all been ~e, J Philadelphi a .. S9 M .519 t4 horned, castrated and vaccinated Cincinnati 67 85 .508 16'.\ for Blackleg Mallgnont J!dema, 66 70 .485 19 \\ Shipping Fem. This \lllccination 1 New York ' ,. Chieno , , 49 110 .380 32 is done two weeks prior to aa,le Pittsburgh , , 49 113 .371.33\! time. · Tutul•'f• Resulh Il.you're Interested In£~ qual~ Milwmkce 8 Chieago U ity calves for feeding or ,hei{an I .· P~Ii,tlelphia 8 Brook lyn 2, 12 for herd reploeement, atteM the tnnlng~, . night Pt. Pleasant Demonstration . Feed· N~w York 6 Pitt sburgh 5, 12 in- er Calf Sale: You'll ' ltnd them , rungs, night there. 1 St. .L<luiS 14 Cincinnati 4, night 1 \ ' Wodnud~y's Prpl>ahlo Plleho" Cincinnati at Chicago 2-Pod·t !elan 0.0 and Acker 9·5 vs Dral> o ky 9-13 and li:f•ton 5-5. . rooklyn at Pbiladelpltla night . · '"""' weombc 10-11 vs CardweU () 4 -6 New York at Pittsburgh nig~t e1gs 08 ' S -W~rthington 8·9 vs Frieml 10Bids dor placing new pavement 11 . on 21 miles of highways in Vln~Ji, Mi J.wau~ee at St. Loms nightAthens, Meigs and Morgan CounPi:zqrro !HI v& Wehmeier 7-d ties ha~ been called by the Ohio Thun.y's Ci1m11 Ilepartment ()( Hlghw~_ys. Brooklyn at .Philadelphia, night Bids will be opened at the DeNew York at Pittsburgh, night J)artmont ortit!es in CQ\ urn bus SeptMilwaukee at St. Lou,is, night amber 11. Cincinnati at Chicago These projert.s are part of GovAMERICAN LEAGUE enqr O 'Neill'~ , balnneed highway :: W L Pet. Gl · improvement program und i r ' . )lew York ..... S4 49 .1132 whlell :IS hundred mile• or ~1gb) CHicago ...... - 78 54 .51H ~~ will receive new. pavement Boston , , 70 61 .534 13 year. , 1'Detroit .. 67 86 .504 17 Originally, 14 hundred miles uf ·Battimorc 64 67 .489 19 highways were s<ibcdllled for reCleveland 65 68 .489 )9 surfacing. Recent lietion tby f{igb· Washington , . . 50 81 .382 33 wny Chiot Charles M. Noble Pt'P· Kansa! Cily . '50 82 .379 33 \! Yided for"lmproying 11 hundred, Tutldly's ltHults addltion~l mUe~. howc\'er. JN'ew :York 2 Baltimore 0 Noble's actiiln was based on Detroit 3 Chicago 2, 11 lnnln&S special Investigation of hilfhway Only gameli schedule~ . sqTf'ace colldJtions, .conducted' 'by WodnKday's Probable PltohorJ the PePI!rtmenl. . , .Washington at Baltimore night To reeelve· new bituminous ·pav- ' -$10bbs 7·18 VB Walker 0.0 Bo.!on New York nirht;.. ' lt!Sti.lwLoauu.klese . ·. _·. \ i u 1he Be¥ «)bur •-• OUt r..n.Mtl of New-I'At v.rc.f· ~tionwide·Bulck f Our values are bluer and be\ter thin ever-all during our Sales Roadeo. Come-drive and price one of the~~;e roomy; smoo.th• perfofmlll& '57 Bulcltl tDdayl > .· ·· ttllllglt·~ Ui;.·~·' Tllltle·'- Alb-..lbOI _. ·,"'"'. Our Ulllkar sales are terrific. that, meani we c:an do some high, wide and handsome flsuring on your present car! n ' lC . )nond ' <lloOse '"'' pilr. We hovi '''' Iiiii ' ' ·""'"' '"' " tar to n11'. 4! I ' ' ; , ',lac. ·!· . H1g • hway Dep't Calls For B•'ds M, R d CAN1 BUY' atmR11Wf 1HE p .11 IOU ' . pastor of the publir h 'II . 111UII&U&-"'''IIIIddD,"~ lltii!!IGDII-.-·-·-fll liiiiDio looll..ltlel ~! t~PaticJ".;,~ ~ A IV R . $5.95 ' Mrs. J, B. llarea of ncar Chelterl spent ~ever1l daya lasl week wit~ , Forest Run M.ttbodist Ch urch. on during tbe week end. 1J ltr. and Mrs. Clarence A,lhertO Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spencer end son Of Columbus spent thei and 1100 of Columhus 1pent the week end here with Mr. and Mrt ~bor Da)l w~t end with her pat- Arthur Atherton and Wilma Jean.· '"I ,, onT~~ec~;~~~~~\,ill 34 5 __.! :879240 start at 7:30 tobncco I be compl'lled ,.. · _:._ ' turned wllh the 'llil<hells lor a ·789 and the gue•t poslor will be the urers 11an!llt"r tl cigarettes F~ Iii · Rev. Langley GJ.Jllet, Nelsor1Ville, usc In e e P ., ' · wtet1s vacation. 11 1 SEASON'S HIGH with special music by the Jeffrey this reasop the demand expe< . -• hod. 3 Games, J. Lewis 606 (Mr. Sisters, a well-known group from edH~A~ ~v"g:~J ~:e~:fi. ~~ Mrs. Samuel .Kaiser, l!rvin Kai· 1 Lowrepce Balser was tailed ' Ill Tbe Hearl of IIIIIOn Clly Bee) Nelson~ille. . . · ee4 ser, aon, James. and Mn. Betty b•cl:-to bis employm!nt with . the ~ Ind. I Game H. Lo~se 236 (Stroh'• The ellmox of the ll!eelings will curmg your suekeJ;'J:.u.~~ ~ _ot ·K~lser spent Wednesday with rela· WWIDihouse Cotp. tn Maruf~eld, Phone 8P-3SSU lllaoll City, W. V'• · Beer) · 1 be a Song-Fest to be held Sunday supplemental heat. eu,er ' ! 1' . n tlvea at j.eiart, W· va. Ohio, on Mond~y, ~~~~~~~~~~lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!lllllll!~~~~~~~ 1 Team. 3 Games Sports Center 2567 at 2:30 al the church with every- you ~ 0 • w~U depend .on the weatb~ Don R. Powetl and Tommy · -Em~ Heymen Team 1 Game Bei$Y Ross -Bd 907 one invited to take part . and ~am(all. Even 1C you do h~v~ ,::::_::,:,._:.:::::.~=--·~:::;::;_________ TOP '5'' -BOWLIRS AVG. to "fiX" a way to cure the SUCkers 1 J. Haggerty . 189 with heat I believe you will find ' J. Lewis . .. .. . , , .. , , ..... ,.. 186 nnUO 0ft(0' it will pay, Filler cigarettes hove R. Menchini , . . 181 H ld changed the tobacco marketing •!~ W. Dudding .. . 180 eun10n e uation at least temporarify, Th\loJe B Chis! 177 of •ou who are looking lor a dl· ~~ ~hodu~rS.pt: ·,·.;, 1957, 8:30P.M. A ,t:Ggllipolis tio~al income from your tobacep .,. ~ • · ~~troh's Beer ' ,. .~'liD. lh"l!J~tak~d\'8111aie. of \h'e ' Spp~t;'(!ilillerVI K. & V, Cad• Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Byer, Mid· situation and cure your JUekero r .· ' Detsy Ross Bread \'5. I & S Mkt dleport, attended the annual E. A. this year. O'M'AWA, CanaCu UP-Jim Vinco famil y reunion at Chicka· ,fEDERAL GASOLINE' TAX RE· Ro"boro, fleet former Ohio State STEWART DECISIONS YANK mouga Park, Gallipolis, Sunday, FUND: September 30, 1957, Is lhel' . Sept. filing for I d I halfba~, was reLa ried Tues a)l as SYDNEY, Austra ta UP - t'n 1.. Plans were made to meet deadline refund onforgasoline usedyour on tax the · 1958 .the Ott,.wa Rough Riders made Clive Stewart, Australian middle· I I f . s You I'1 , "cuts from their roster. T"ose present were Mr. and arm or armmg purpose - 1 '.aeveral 11 weight, scored a 12 · round deel·, 'II H 1 f Lo · Mrs. Eugene Martin and children, receieve $.05 on each gal 1on o . M FullbaCk DeZ~,h PDrter from t- sion over Bl Y es cr o UIS- ·Gary, ·LaDonna and Tim Martt' n, g. asoline you used on the farm dur· ami of Phl\o .was among . those ~~~e'st~~i~:.onday night at, Syd- Nitro; Mrs. ·Marjorie Stevens and mg -the periOO from July 1, lDMt ·released. daughttrs, Diani' Linn and Vickie un td June 30 l957. Sue ~;tnt! a friend Kelly sue Fish- I We bave 1he form11. needed here er, Pt. Plei}Sant; Mr. and Mrs. EJ· in th; Exten.sion Office. If you lis Smith Jr. and Terry, Julii, haven t yet ~t.led, ycu ean ~o , 9;0 Mary Margaret Smith, Huntington; by calling, wr~tlng , or stoppmg ~a_ Mr. and :\frs. Andy vanco and Mol- at the EKtens1~n Office, (upstai~s ly, Ri<hB!d, Edgar, Karen and In the Post Off1ce Building In _Pl. Sharon Vanoo, Gallipolis; .Mr. and ~Ieupnt or phone 207), and PICkI'~ATUIIIED IN 8EV!NTI!'!t<t. Mrs. H. E. Smith Sr., Mrs. Gomer mg up your ropy of the Federal , Martin, Mrs. J. D. North, Mrs. Refund bh:~nks. Helen Brumfield , and E. A. Vanco, FEEDER CALF SAL!' Throe last ward in opening-semester classics, and tll~y're father of Mn_ Byer dnd head o! hu_ndrcd and twenty-five head of the family. Feeder Calve~ have been consign· ready to step into any campus activity, · ed to the Pomt Pleasant Demon·-l• strational Feeder CaU Sale to be RtSIUlS held here jn Pt. Pleaaant, october man tn givo bim t~e depth he nelda. At tackles and guard the .squad appears well man~. Although Vemoq ilowell is , tbe only listed returning le\lertnan, Royer• has a ~ost of lrilllsf~rs and a fine group cf sophoOiores to drow irom. Head ing t4e trif!sfer list are Ken Parker and Don Peters from Potomac Sta~ and bave Lowe from Morris Harvey, John Beilelti, the ruued ~ 10 Morris Harv~y atar is on qu~s- - '' '\ I hServ·1•ce a u ay a ••t• Tuesd11~ , Au.~:ust ~aJer ~~~ng ~~:;o~~re~ ;~~an; ~~·oh~:en;;;.: ..... ! i :~~ s:Ot~erdl'J' lrotmetht~i;N~~=~ing t'ch~.~~~ La:~~!~~~;~::~:,.~~~t : " ; . ~Ne~o:,n~a;~e~:~~: r:u~:~ hek~:rim,t.w~i.:i,v~ ~ Frank, Toddy Fugate, Tom Lamb K ' V C ' · Mr. and lin. ·Harold · il~ortr, baby of Wl1Uamttow0, w._VI., ud~ Mr. and Mr:. Gerald Swartz 'of: Marietta spent tbe' holiday end with Mr. ani! Mn. Hobarl !' Swartz and attended the Swirl{; reunion . 1 liMit• ~· Bv W1111am F· Gregory· ~·~ ,_ ~ 111 •·11r. -- .......... ,_ - • • ... _ C ty A l - ... - · ....I Mllon oun Gtn SUCK' ollb ~ lloe. 'l'blluh wa 10111 obcMit CURING YOUR TOBACCO ' 1110 11111eoa.., 1D Lao AllpleL ~ .$!11111l!Jillllo) ERS: Tobacto growers ahould · ·· ' ••• . Be Ie •Jt lor a w··"s vacation I ma ke every effort t o cure t•..e tenth mII es ot state route ... m• . suckers they'll hav~ on this year's Chester and Olive Townships, on lbe 1Llket:. 1 f t b f II 0 dry M I C I 0 O acco. crop rea ze e gs ounty. Mrs. Clara Fisher, wbo bas been as Jt has beenkthereb mt ayhntnt "! T t'trel new our corlog lor •er 11·1•·r u - Ocie ' too many sue ers u w a you o rece1ve an en y • n w , JruD . have should be med. face of asphaltic ctii!Uete in Vln- Heiney returtti!Ci Wedn<~Y to I The Rev. Rabert Palmer, of the Middleport Church Na~rene has inviled the t tt d, th , whi Sunday School attendance on Sept. I wao 49, offering $10.17. At the dote of the Sunday Sebool hour the following -:om, mit!Hs were tlamed fnr the homeeoming ,on Stpt. 15. Selling up tables: Ernest Taylor. C. E. Wood e. Iierman Ta)'lor and Dimmore BoyleJ. Food and Arrangement of food : Genevieve Guthrit, Helen Woode and Isola Taylor. I Publl'c lnvl'ted Ch . urc ont1, ¥r. . u4 ~ -~tiiii11Gii~.~ Boyleund lt;mlb'. ' · he• daughl<:r, Mro Charleo 1), ' I Thelma HendBrson, bola Tay- Woode , and family. Mr. and Mro. Sed O'Brien o( lor and Helen Woode attended the WSCS Fall .Seninar held at lhf• Columbus, Yisited relatlvn heN' f I .w. willh'OIII.Yw o)lt.trlltt ·l.. ' A1.fRED 1 FARM NE"'S . 1 CITY LEAGUE Sopl. 3, 1957 High 3 ·Game Ind. J, llaggerly 597 (Sport's Center.) H Loh 11. h g· 1 G . 'i mg e ame . sc 236 (Stroh's Beert T•am •• .. ham•• ~ Bets", Ros• Bread 2502 'Fearn Sjngle Game Bets" Ross Bread 90?. J "lAuDING • ,, W L Ave. 10\1 .... maktt-RoU. Royce. ,, '· 1 'frs. Dayton Spencer, Ronnie and :-l ina: from llacinc, 11r. and Mrs. l"l:-;on Spencer, Larry, Dav.id and ,'.J J.:rn,.o;;t : rrom Rnshan, Mr. and Mrs. · Arvil Holte!·, Gary, Sharon and 1\lrs. Kt,lhryn Pav n ~. p!'csiclent · Gordon. of the Misswnary Society of the I rrom Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Mt. Morinh .B3ptist otmrch, h<~S an· rurt Fr<'dcrick, Mr. and Mrs. Nor· nouneed the podpunemcnt of the JUan Frederick, Jerry and ·Jackie: September m~ting until Sept. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer and The meeting was pO!ilponed wl1en vance, Mr. and Mrs. Waid Spen· 1\lrs. Camp'br.ll Hnrper, vice· presi- cer, Esther Mae, llarn· Lee and dent; Mrs. Will Win11ton, second Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Blna:, vice - pres.; Mrs. Aronld Rich- 1 Mary, Joyce and Michael, Mrs. ards, Assistant secretary, and Vir- Martha McElroy an Eugene, Ker- ~ ginla Nell Winston left this week mil and Virgil, Mrs. Esther to attend t?c National Baptist Con· Wright , Delbert Pullin!! and Wil· ventioo iu Louisville, Ky. bur McElroy. Mrs. Arlena R~ese will enterlain the Society at the September meeting. W' so·phs include Paul Miller, Bob Let~ter; Bob Wilson, and junior Granvil1e Zopp at halfback and aoph Hobb Lykins at fuUback . rear"._ r At Fairgr.o unds GrOUp Meet'Jng Is Postpnned · However, the incoming transfers and upcomh~ sophomorm~ have broadened the ttmile on Royer's face. FullbacJc.s Jim Thornton and Scott Jarrell and halfback Dewey Ballengee are the switch OVtlrs from Morris Haf'vey, w~ile the . rtbe eolid. ride, the ~ handliog !Qat you once elpecltci to 4utl only in . exPIItllve W.. And wben it aomee MD :l~b, where In aD \he world wt you find l'ntlber.ltylinc than In • thuailptured-ln•Jipel qf'dlil new ~t · , FOzd'a auPwiorlty il evident in llliDy placea.. In the;vital rear aile, the pinio11 gear that tum1 the illl1ud{llfoiiiOIUtlld ••• .11iJ!)I6nld6f.· .Iuten ~wo anti-friction bearinga inatead of beinf ''overb\mt' tom a .q!e bW,iJic. ,1\itt,.... . oper.tion quieter, BIIIOOther and Joncer.lutlnr. ]t'a With Court &it ' -111111 of Wby? Beca11llt! tllla lllliV Ford lfv• I' Meetmg Is Held Veteran• Ral!lOR Dunlap, Cagle Curtis, Dick Jackson and Roy Goines aro oack at halfback w'ith power 1runn(!r Sam "Sirianna rc· turning at fullback. advanaed featw., IIUUIJrJes SL&pped ' $9JO'.. $14.95 ~t · . .fieldOn Sunday I the buy I· "-"It. J• aylon, ..01, lulde ond cord• ir\llo tht Suburban Coat, jUJt t · r-A-IOMI..-rsMO:FIERY.aOOM kp.ow.n whether llc h a permanent day evening at the church with Sundar, Sept 1. with 133 persona fixture. Moving up from the fra:;h Mrs. Harry r. Smilh, cllnlrrnan, present are Jim O'Conner, Rudy Colombo, prcsidini. Altcndlng from Port Clinton. 0. Dick Allen, and Alpha Mayfield , Prayf'r and dl?votlontt, led by were )lr. and Mr!!. Harry V. Spenall weighing over 200 pounds. Miss 1.ydin l~bersbach, opened the cc.r; from Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. ICo-Captn iu Herb Hess ancl Paul meeting. Mis~ Lucrctla Genhelrncr Henry Mcilo!e, Mr. and Mn. acted as sccrPi ary in the absence Doyle Salkil and snn, Kevin Lee: Burford headed candidates Fostor,·o, 1'1r. and 1'Irs. John with senior Bob guard Williams. junior or Mrs. "ru' We bst er Sr. Rou t'me fro~ m ' 1 Bob Gardner, sophomores Bill Gil - busineS@ was taken care of. There ltasp nnd dpughtr.!rs, Judy, Jean, was il d isc us~io n on the magazi ne. smd Sharon, Mr. and Mn. Charl e8 Jespie, aod Dan 1'rimboli along "Together'·. llammcr and daurthters, Cllr,ole wlth Moiris Harvey transfer John e 1 'Mattie crashing Into the picture. .The meetin~ · ~losc d with the and Ellen. . ' 1.1 1.:pnh b1~nedJet1on. From Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. The backfield looms as Mar· j PNry Orr, Mr. and Urs. Starling shall's most stocked department ttJlissionary o,,,: r,· n~.n. d/rormlcnceh~~~n, ~:. J:~d more...wllat fir? . liVt hvt a >llop •Ioellon or lleke!Jior aU Wlltlher oomlort HUNTINGTON, w. Va . _ positions 11 wide as the state of Texas Coach Herh Ro)'er wiped his hands trom t~e blockboard dlalk and srnt aume 44 Marshall College gridiron hoPefuls through their first wDrkout Tueada)· mornj t St Cl d co rna s " ng"Eaeh a mau . . ouhas to mr,ro'·.c n .he can h,andle,a regu lar job, sa1d Royer,., • 11 j t t rt f t h sa .we Ufl s.a rom sera c. , Royer and hut four m_an staff, hne coach Spike Underwood. back fleld coach Ed Prelaz, end coach Bill Hillen and (reshmon ..toach Bill Chambers , have given serious thou~~t to the installing of a two plptoon system this fall. "We'll !Je looking for the 22 best men from1 now until our opener," he aaid. ' U it means switching an end t() guard, or i1 tackle to center to_ give us two solid teams, then we won't hesitate In the least" As of nowj ~eyer's most dire ntleds jJ an eKperienced quarter· .back i.nd depth at· end and ~nlcr. Junior Bob Wagner, the only let· .ter winner at quarterback, saw limited duty beh ind Bill Zban last year. Royer wm give special at,tention to sDphomores Jim Mad· douhd Jim'Stndledecker with the hopes of bolstering the signal cal· 1101 post ,. He'a Milt Clmpboll, , from the Navy, ~amtpbe<l~ who stands aix' fee~ 0110 welahts 217 poundo, will pr'obably be '"ted •• 1 runnll1ll He spent two boll lor Indian• Unllmniy ·~:~~~;.~,the service. Hla l'lll!tll'lfl di!Catblon »lc!GQ . I '-•1 Olymp!01, pluo a lOD-yarl! dash at U 10eondo, hao the Cleveland football camp In hflll tll· pe<tatlono. SLUBAN STYLES dAt H t' $penceriReunion pen.e un IDI.!: on. Th e Oflir~al Board of the Unit· The Spencer Reunion waJ held With tlonahle status · and is stfil not ed Methodi!ll Church met · Mon- at the Rnck Spring~~ Fair Grounds f 0 ~ ne el Meanwblle, Cleveland had hopeo of brl11jjll1ll homo one new player alter llo IChe~uled erhfbltlon 1ame with the Roms In Los Allie· lea l'rlday, , CAR COATS !'! .' I REVERSIBlE r ' Ram olflelala 11ld Zatkolf explained that ramlly and busin"' ~~mmltm•ont• In Detroit precluded hil ID Lot Anploo. . JACKETS 'd Dilr () .Gn • I THE SPORTS QNTER I sAtisfadnrity." Score admitted he's having trouble with depth perception. I GAME BAGS HUNTING .CLOTHES I ·n Ri>'"" u e., sept.4, 19&7-5 United Methodist PositioBs Wide Otten ClaimsRoytr AS Offic~ol Board • Dally senttne!, Pomeroy·Middleport, W , l · Scheduled to get under,way at 8 p.m. , . • • ,• 1 I • • 0 The only •otjler N~ •to be played in the area will ·be the Jll!l\lll Pt. Pleasant•Huntington East affair at Pt. ·Pleasant. That ' 1 J ';'llJ "-lllll ' Co~cll Alex Cilo of ·the Pome· ' game wlll.s~l't at ~:90 p.m: Pomeroy and Middleport open 'CI!ICAG,O UP-The ciocinnaU · SPA~N STAYS HOT bl~nki~t the Chlcaro rl)f ,Panljlcrs pte4ioled today IIY Clel TunehJJJ ·ni!Jt W~k e.na. • Rellle~ lave an o~j)j)t'l~nlty to Soulhpaw Warre¥ Spahn, witt on •ix hits Tuesday. that the Wellston JWckets "arc !JlQe •Falcons re<oro Tb a8Jve ~ to .be •wful tough." , ,,Will ficl'd an eleven on ~'rlday nlaht ... rthat :is Jump ack 1nto the National ,Lea· another National . League •. 1 The Panther mentor also indi'b olhlIJleJU!Grlen.ced 'light in weight. A ·tentative 'stal>tiflg gue'~ . irs! division ti>li!IY. but under his belt, .. suapmg up more re<ord lor It looks !tke Terry Phalin, Vern?n Hanison, Rodney Spell· ·lipeqp announced •by '611ach Ralph, Sayre has a line ~veragirig they II need' double .victocy over aod more as the. togloal ehQjce ·to by , left cated that drills at t~e footbnll lh, Ghtr.•.!o .Cub> -hcre and • Fhll· pilcti -.the opening World Serio. , ,fave him field were Jlroceeding on ~ che · cer and Big Juntor Hawthorne Will be shock troops in tlie 156:from end IP ·end ~nd 3 backfield averaging 153 S•rn llid •that ln all probabll· , , , ;cl'' ~\>a ' l\lS• .toJlrookbn lo do II. gam• for the Mljwauke~ Braves. season an~ mooe· m~ dule with .1 .starlirw: offensive Panthers' chances lor another successful grid season. That's liueup fairnr well ifl except for probably the way the backfield will take position for the Pan- ll,r DGnnle SIIJUb, .1M!, ~nd Larry Johnson, who were namld eo-cap- ......_.ger .Bitllle .Tebbetts mom•· The 36 year old Spahn.' who be , lo einbtilliah tlaree tcrious gaps. Tbese are ther opener at Wah ama Sept. 13. · H•uon, l>U, would ~~rt ;at tbe tams last week, by Coach Sayre. I nat'" "''lcentb...f!IUirOO ·Bud Plld· fan 'tis major leogue career 15 he hol~s. He· both at guard positions and at onr · , h · th SEO th t ld 't d 1 t ·th onds. Jim Jf)IIJIIOD, 155, Jnd Ray- The Falcon• flrrt home game bflan 0.0 ,ID elo1rt "'" first gome years under r.aaey Stengel- in the history of the T 150 here I a coac tn e . a wou n . r~ a, e mond cundlll, ,18'1, .will , ~ the of _the se~son will be a week from and ll'om o\c)w 9·5 ·IO pitch -the Ihe probabb will be II)'· has won 20 11•mes in end. a month from now . ferent seaaons and JUs ~rtif\&" ba~kfield. barring thought of havmg Hawthorne on his club, Phahn IS coming nod-11 1114 •l&ckles while ~oward Fnday mght when they eotertain , 1e<ond In t~e JenloHlrC)Ill's only !ng 1 double -header ott~e ·dr.Y. his 41st shutout .by "if he Is 11 olng w Jnjuries and the ousting of wme- fast as a passer and ball handler lor the quarterback slot.Jiar. MoDMtlel, 1", and George MeFar- lhe Pomeroy Panthers, body by a second-liner, looks like rison, rumored to be the faste&t man on the •11,uad, could be a1 land· ,,~ es, wlllll4rt at auards. Bo· 1 'l'be lledlegs, who •howed signs Terry Pbalin al quarterbad<, Ver- sta·ndout performer. Spencer, a year of elfperlen~e under hlsl lltrl 'Calblrd" .llo~oh, 158, ~Ill be or sa~pplng out of their Iethar~ non Jllrr1s.sn and Rodney Spen- pads, rounds out what Pomeroy fans are v/h1spenng might be al~ttr. by wmnlng • L.abo~. · Day doublecer at Hal.ves and Junior Haw- a real dark horse entry as a title contender. ' ·In lbt ba~!Jeld, Sayre will proheader against tile '·'· Leuls Cardthere ·at F·uiJ. · • d' t· h · h' H k bobb' start t.ny Ll&vlu, 148, 11 1 0 80 mals, ·ilad Cr""'Y Fteld .fano coach AI ex. C!'Jo.tsn t pre IC mg a C amp1ons lp, e nows quakarblcl< •with Leroy ,Duling, l ohaklng their •.eads again Tues· ~'he 1uard !ituation will be set· 1 !.;. day night. tied betwten these hopefuls- for sure what tnJunes can do, what sagging morale may wreck, IM; and ·!loy Clark, !<Ill ~~ t11e Je-rry Welker. 140 pounds, Ro· ond most of all tha t which determined,' hard fighting Oppon- rllllvet. ~t:VIn Roush, 1~, will , D 0n1g The Card! laiOlbUted six Cinein· bC'rt Gr~ene, 168, Dan!ly Struble, ents can do to the Panthers. 1 l1.lrt at ·lullljaek. · ' nati pitch«• lor 18 ·~il• to cap. 155, Millard Roush, 180 and Gary Outmanned by squads double in quantity of the Panthers; Others who will •ee aetlon, aald WEST JORDAN, Ulan UP-Form· lure the last or lite thret-game . J•'reeTJlan, 162. ~ deep with kids who have been getting skilled Instruction since S~y_red'' "" .llruee Staato, m- er middleweight clump!' on Gene lerl., Ll-4. S. T. Johnson, tne string bean . . , . poun brother ol former ·Falcon Aided 'bY Del •EniSB's 18th homPanther baskelllall star, has one. Jun~or Htgh days m some of the other SEO schools, It truly IS star, Blaine Slaall, and Cbarlea Fullmer risko his No. l rating .,. the Cordlnals ohelled otmer end job pretty well under control a mtracle· when a Panther or Yellow Jacket club presents a Ror~. a 161 pound lreobman. tonight agoinst elever Chico v .. Joe Nulillall and Raul Sanchez , . Staal$ _ will play ~ . tiele••lve ta•kle Jar in a soheduled IO-round ·bout for lil""t runs In t•.·· lint two • rt~e other will be awarded ti ther championship to their home town fans . b11 · -t ~ ln Fullmer's hoffie town. I" II'C f)anny Zir.kle, a ~·8 senior at ,150 As the Pomeroy line developa, offensively and defensively. w e llotera will Pli!Y middle The clash between ·Fullmer and lnnlnas anti 1111t1e It a c,omplete pounds; Howard Parker, 150, Soph ~o will the Panthers go towa·rds a successful or unsuccessful Jllltrd,hon . elense. t~e Stamford, conn., fighter will rout 'hY adding live m~re In the[ ~-8; Tom Grutstr, 165, • I 5-10, season . The famou s Four Horsemen would have been another h1n e Rmnswood ~ed De•lb, be out of doQrs in the Weol Jl1f· etghth oil left bander Bill Ken· f'rosh Nld Paul Be•ter, 155, Junt e Falcono ,w\11 be meettnl a.teJII!I p•dy, ""'Ulred tlmt days ~go ~rlette of worn out old farm plugs without those guys up that is e~pe 1 te4 tQ be alrPnB thl• dan Arena. !leattk , IOr, at · ~'9. Rodney ·Spent'fr .and Jun ior nt, , , sea•on. Coarlr Jim Spano has 14 Stocky, bull·necked Fullmer Js, Dutl111 ·!he n.... un qprislng, ' Hawtborne were elected co-tapThe bench , so vrlal 1n a major lea~ue baseball campail!ll, lette~men t'tturnlnr from ·laot a slight favorilo at ·3.·1 beCJtu.. of' 1111 Smllb jlntled 1Yith ·tile bases l•lns of lite P~ntbers for the often is where the smaller SED schools suffer damage In the Year 8 .t:·m~nd >baa 'lle•n •W90led his •ugressive style '"" his ·tiiOre (uU ·lor two runs •nO Wilmer fomlng (rid wars in a team meet- middle and tag end of their seasons. Without .a strong bench :~nbel II co !dent or a llOOd sea- impresai v. ring record. Some ·5000 Wrnegar Bend "lllzell clauted a IIIJ Ibis week, Hawthorne is the ·pound -blo<kbuoter lull back lo fill the, gaps as casualties come along the undermanned club .JDeluded amonr the vetera• !~~~.are ••P•cted to Plldllhe• lh~;, r~~lydo~l ·Dote or the' fllddero working out with ·the · . game lor Clndnn&tl !.Ins .,me lnl while &peneer, veteran boll back fall• behr~d . Bml!lt Cater(, J.s an Inspirational t)lpc leader of Clio bel~eves he Is a little stronger here this year than last. lied Devils Is an all·otate tranoler , The bout i• Full~er's secoqd 'the second i~om~ when the J!ed. · " A little l1~hter. a little faster, an~ a few more of them wh~ from Cloy Battella High School. unce he !rut the 1•11• b,lok to legs unveilep ' tl!Oir ,newJ~t pitlhe llrst caliber. M11111er have nlaved some football," was the, ay he put it the fil'St ,Tim Mason was named at center Sugar Ray Robinson In Chicago eher, Jay HOok, a $75,0110 bonus 1%4 E. MUll St. · .~HillS II'~JM RPI~IR day out for drills . , , on the all West Virginia team Ill,!! on May 1. In the one bpu; altex pla~r frl!t11 No~~Willlt.. n Unl· llFSIIOIII' UP- Hallb.ork Dick )lear. the return ,mntch with Robinso11, verslty. ' l!inher. ,Uneback~r Hlllmer Ol•on The Falcons will be led on the Fullmer decl&ioncd Ralph Tleer J Hook pilc~,d JI!Ortlesa _ball in RPORTS nESK NO'l'R~ Bv United Pre~s: 1nd fullback Dpn Daley hue been !told by LarrY Heuon and Jimmy Jones in June, 2 1·3 Inhinp be worked. From Colleee· Pork , Md .. it 'avs Marvl~nd hns morale nnd reeaaed on wal"rs bY tile Detroit 'l'he National Football o~ner!Pn•e as rhlef w•annns for· a comeback drive altAr cwb alao announced It Coach Tornmv Mont hit oottom last v••r wllh a real loud placed II!Cklo Dick Marazza thum~ win ••in ~ onlv two eame•. Tn all, 2P lettermrn hAvo reClemson on the re&erve Ilst ~o f~trn•d lnrludln• a numh.r nut 1-.t v••r for re•sons ranelnv ~ould ret11rn to school. lrnm hrn<en hones to weak oFfensive elforfs In th• rlass room. Tomm\1M'nnt h~c: !'I sl"P.OlP~.q fnur mnnth~ ~hll!t~!'l of hfm. I'APT'T'AT,IZlNG Olll FAMF. QEPARTMF:NT-for cbaritv· Ted Willi•ms and Mickv Mantle were scheduled to nut on FOB YOUR • home-run rl•tel toni•ht but nostnonement .;, ordered when RJ• Ted of the l!ert ~OK and Mantle of the Yanks turned un I lnrllsnnsed. William• Is n"••ln• A enid and M•ntl!l has a nalnt''l!, , lnl rase nl •hln solints. The ll.ed Sox and Yanlr•e., nlov to. nlfhl •nd bnlh ore exnert•d tn ,be In the lineuu. The duel waA 1!f' for. o.on nri?A!. to fh• wtnnert, f••"rlterhfr. "' , Tt Will como taler. Meanwhile: Williams 1.1 at .~76. Mantle 9-1 .a7o t.h• l•ll•r havin• been goose-egged in four trips ajY,In~:~t thP ()1•inl11q h<d 11i11ht. , TlllnTAi'i INJURY LIST: ll•~b Scor• "'" to make his ~•huf on th• mounrl for Clovel~nrl tn an PVhlhltlon veme against Toronto Thur!rlav h!lf thP ftreh•ller. hit In tho right Pve Mav 7 In JIM or rtutv aPalnst th• Yankoes. savs: "I'm ~oln• tn onotno"• nitchih• 11 ntll mv _. .. --; L---y.Over C··t.s <W,lliUIUII JllJ Plus H~~a1n 1JI P:ht·•I ttes. ,l'v vnr .FJ"'"I Di ' liTUltOll ~ l':aUMI Need __ .._ i . E . IO~ --@I!!r~ l~i ~~.( ';;;;:~~~,r,~;~ :1~~~~~~ ' •N•w Advrmed \loriabfe J'lkh Oynol/ow II file only DynofifiW S~rlc~ bulldr !odor. II I$ 1lo~da rd on Roodmodtr, Sup•r aad Cenl~rr-opUono/ lilt mod1ul•dro COli on lite Special. Softlr" Jul,.t slo•do rdpn foodma•lu, optfo110l o~lr•t S.tlll• See WEllS ,FARGO Mo"!i~ N~ -M~U>. T;Nac-1¥,Notwoilt · . · ;· �Northern Local j~=::;-'-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~~;;._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;.;;;;;~ (16J'Foroent or Sale I• ~'- HARTF"RD ~ 1,. lh~ Leg01, 'exchanged marriage vows Rev eryool, Oh1o and Mr and Mrs service to be registered, and A.l , R C El!1s rt!ad double rmg Nt!lson Roush and chdd1en of allows any member of the armed ,..t0f1C! FOR CONSISTI!NT DEPENDABLE RESULTS IY VIRGINIA .CARLETON serv>ee at 8 p m Saturday Au New Haven services to vote If he or she Is 21 IIOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS NeW~ rubbc1 bcllmg a wtdc 50 MORRISTON FAMILY REUNION gust lOth For her weddmg the Mr and Mrs William VanMeter years of age, a Umted States Clti· Sealed proposals w1u be re foot lon g 2 ~ H P and 1¥t H. Members of the Mornston br1de wore a street length dress spent the week end with Mrs Cltf· zen, 11nd ll resident of Ohio U he ceaved at the offtce or the y 1J. P Practically new Electric M1J Famli) with thetr f.rlends held of bctgc hnen w1th brown acces lord Jotmson, who IS statiOned In reSided in Ohio at the ttme he lage Clerk of the Village o( S_y tors Will sell or trade for 600 thctr annual rcumon Sunday at sortes Her only Jewelry were New York commenced eervict, he was a vot 1racuse, Meigs County Ohio un· xl6 Ttres Stanley Gtbbs Rl 2~ the home of Mr and Mrs.. Robert eamngs a g~ft oi the groom Mr and Mrs Waller Blake and log resu~.ence In the precmcl m ttl 12 00 o'clock noon of SepLong Bottom Oh10 Jn back of Sumner They have a lovely llome She earned a while Bible tuppeLI famtly spent Sunday with Mr and whlCb he restded, prov1ded the tember 13, 1957, lnstrad of Au RATES new Eastrrn H1gh School on Situated on hJgli hill overlook with a purpc orchtd Mrs Hubert Roberts at Pomeroy time dunng whith he restded m gust 9, l!J07 as previously ad· · 1 Ill 7 2nrl house down Shade mg the IM!autlful Kanawha RIVer Hl•r attendant was M ss Rosa )frs Betty Fox and dallghter has .Ohio preceding his entrance mto \ertlsed, for the purchase of HJVcr 9-3..Jlp and where panaramlc view of 11 ec R1ggs of Letart She wore a been discharged from Holzer Hos sen1ce plus the t1me spent m ser Waterworks Assessment Bonds of 8 I tell! per word. one la,.rUon Minimum charge GOc -4 "'ntr the lower valle_y of the Grent betge !men wtth wh1te accessor· pita! and IS af her home m Cbrton VICe equals or exceeds one year sald village 10 the aggregate awn per word for three toDAe(utivt insertions Kanawha can be seen 1cs Her corsage was of yellow Vultmg Mr and Mrs Dlna Lew· The serv1ccman may apply for of $34,200 dated June 15 1957, Speelal- One momh lor Z.5 centa per word Goot:l use corn p1ckcr and tht ee· Mosl of the folkJ: had amved rosebuds Charles Kearns of Le Is Sunday were Mr and :Mrs Cline ballots lumself on a form lurntsh· numbered from 1 to 40 mdusive pmnt h1trh plow Mnford Har· by the time ror the noon hour tart 1us best man Full ra!O of 2 teniA per wotd wiD be charged lor admttslng tr Erwm of South Stde end Mrs ed by the Federal government and or th d mi t 0 f $l 000 Ht paM for before the l~tn of each month followinM ln~rt1on rJS Racme 0 Phone 3659 and the mvocatlon given bv Rev The new Mr! Gtbbs 1s a gra Stanley Colle_y ; nd c!uJdren of usually obtamable at all bases. or each eeKc~~~ bna ~ ~ 1 0f •th r..rr.rt in Adn:rtJsiog_qbould be reported Immediately The ])4 3tc Robert L Hurley pastor of the duate or Wahama H1g1 Schflol New Haven on a form furmshed by the County d ' l ~n$l ~00 db e Nb' &.entktel trill not be respons:ib1e for moiJe lhan one lncor- - - - - - - - - MethodiSt Church the crowd en and a member of the Methodist Sam Roach was adm1iled to Board of Elections, or merely by nenomma JOn °4 an onds reet JuerUon 1 Church The groom attcnde'l wa joyed the piCniC dmner spread Holzer Hospital Fr1da_y for med1eal wr1t1ng a letter to hts County 2;• d 480 /0, hl2 Card ol Thonb ond Speelll NoU.eo of !vents $tOil Obltuarlu .~ , 011 hama Htgh School, served three attention Mrs May Wamsley was Board of l:lcehons The apphca no 'tl f•:, 00 h tbee e publlsbed at I cent per word. th A admitted last week 'for surgery tlon does not need to be In any mtna on eac ' armg tabl es In ott he lawn 5 hat•e of trees 011 years m e rmy as Corporal mterest st tbe rate of I r (4%l 4: yr olf1 co w w1th J wt ck ~ old 1 - - - the 'pa'l 8 He was stationed 1n Gcrlll.illY Mr and Mrs Vermee Miller of particular fOrm Jt only needs to ou (I) heifer calf OrvtiiP Rhotlt s na Wantoo-PAPER H.l~GIKG- ~ At the busmess sesston letters d 1 d Col umbus called on Mr and Mrs contain words which, liberally per cent per annum payable ----,----re~~d by th~ san A"l now emp 0ye <~t lRnc Kal Walter Blake and famlll Sunday construed, Indicate the request for semt..annually on the 15th <lay of cmc o Cull 130 bdw ( l' n s oo yean exlierlence. free et I of grtetlngs were Nsadquortors l<ir June , and th c 15th day o1 Deccm er ummum p1ant at avcns and 5 oo g 3 3tp mates I.. V Reldn~11, Raclr. • pres ld en l rrom Mr and Mrs wood Ml\ and \Irs Ross Kmg and ballots, the eleetlon for WhiCh he lant,.nlto Luggage - Lane Cedar Box 124 Ohio 1~•· HodmeMr LucEalsl, KJansaa CLtty\11 Mo I For the present Mr and Mrs ) chtldren VISited Mrg Betty Call desires ballots, that he 15 servmg her of each year commencing (~ht'lta - LAU Window P'lnan rs en ones I eton, G bb k I and family Monday ID the armed lcrces that he hal a December 1~ 1957 ond maturing Frljldalre Refrlgeratoro For Sale 2 yc If nlcl t: Oii w, slcrn 0 1 s are ma m~ tlmr home on D e •·r J• f th h Mrs W C Holland and Laura res1dence tn ttlc state and surft e emU(; u eilch year, as COIo • re Iat JVes of th e fam,lt Y loltor '•rnlluro, Mhlcfloporl, Ohio Plca.surc I 1II' t ltc) no ids 7 Three deaths dur1n~ t~ year WI l c grooms parents Mrs Helen Barker attended the ctent informahon to ~nable the follows $1. 00 In 1958 $1 500 I 29 tf Dmry Store \!11 dl! porl 9.ft 3tc were reported as follows Mrs Parsons reumon held at the New Boartl of Elections to detennme from 1959 to 1969 mcluuve :and Myrtle Lewill and her grandson, A f FIAMdiL Y OtNNEhR S Haven Park Sunda_y the prec1qct m wh1ch his res1 $2.000 fr1lm 1970 to 1977 m tee Cream Soc1al S!lt ntghl Se.;i • 7th at Tuppers PlaiR! Mcthor!J~I New lfl ga pump ~un $fi000 ( h11Simas sel~mg Reason will "oon WI nm rord "-· vrve 11 J ones o1 Gl ' as d tam1 th y h 1nncr f wa~ c1Ll un Mr and Mrs Everett Durring dence is located He should also· clus1ve 1 smglc barrrl 20 ga $25 00 18 Churrh Pu~ and cake scrvetl be here Prepare n!lw for large gcw, W Va and James 'M1lton ' Y, a e orne 0 Ml and Mrs of Nitro W Va VISited Mr and state hl8 armed sernce address I Ally one aesumg to do so may mch J1g S:~w $25 00 HI 1rk ami pror1ts scllmg beautiful A,von Lew1s of Pmnt Pleasant Several ~m rew Fl~d~ hondormg lhel'" J Mrs Bl{l Wdhams and Judy the to whach ballotll should be mad present a bid' or bJds foc said... with home made Jce rn•am ouse gues r an Mrs John past week cd bollds Dased upon their bearmg Tan Tree Dog , 1 d 2 pups Enryone welcome 9-4 3tp Cosmetics 4-3-Stc births were reported ~25 00 F'lu v1l W1sc Baile) Run ResolutiOns were adopted ex Ftelds Ft Worth Tcx EnJoymg Mr and Mrs Lawrence MeDer· a different rate Q( mterest than No buntmg allowed un my farm .Road l'omWJ} 9-4 3tp pressing the appreciation or the th~ ~~Y wJere ihe ~onporee!l Mr mitt of Nitro vlstted Mr and 'Mrs I that her~mabove spee1£1ed, p,rov1d day or mght rayc (lowell i 1 ---reumon to Mr and Mrs Lucas ~n r~ J ~re f"p • attyM Mardv Lloyd Wdhams Monday evemng ed that where a fractional inter· cine Oh1o 94-31 p TERMITES EXTIItMINATID and Mrs Jones for their letters nn an e 0 omeroy r an Mrs Thelma Henry Mrs CJara est rate Is btd, such frBctJo:t ncc nnchllonel Slllg<'r Portable RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL shall be one-quarter Gf one per Electnc Sc" mg \1achme New For free mspechon phdne 383M of greetings and Mrs Ella Ruble Mr: James Fields Chiton Mr Wdhams and Mrs Dana Lewts Gilmore Supply Store, Pcmeroy of West Concord Mass, and Mrs ~nc Mrsd ~~arles h Fldrleld!,C the VISited Mrs 1\fay Wamsley at Hol Jame8 Holt who has been a na cent or a. ml.dtiplc tHereof Mot or New {arr) mg case all All wcrk guaranteed Fully ln Bertha Cunnmgham of Akron, 0 M1ke os 19 Georg an elrd B c 1 Fenld arol, zer Hosp1tal Sunday afternoon " Said bonds are ISSUed In antJ tJent for several weeks at the '} .... J. new WJrmg: 5 year Guarantee We wish to thank Rev Freelantl sure aug an'R lndu.dr al and who were unable to attend ' r: an en It s Joe Chapman of RuUand Ohio, Mason Clime has returned home patton 111 .d the colled1o• I d V h " of sp••lal .... } ree srt uf attar hmcn ts wllh Norris, Ewings Funeral Hom(' The same of'lcers from last has returned home after spending ~ assessments heretofore lev1ed for Res1 I eJ.tIat Term Ite ConttoI &er· 1 St 10 Soltl I unti ed Supply friends and relatives ror thc1r vice. St Mai')'.J, W VI 7 25 tf year were held over for the next MRS GIBB:s HONORI!O I a week with tlls grandparents Mr tile purpose of constructing wate1 llowers, donaUons and man y Uosc ou t sa le on ly $14 50 Pay Custom Built Kh;h;;-~, year as follows President I M Mrs Wil!tam Gibbs (nee Vlr and Mrs He!111an Cartwnght RETURNS HOME mams and laymg water p1pe m SJ 00 Wcek b 1111 F'rcc Home i:lnd thoushtA and deet:l~ dunn g do!tilned £or fOUl home Fret! Crump, V1ce President, J H Le gmta John~on) was honored with 8 Mffi Chatl••s Cartwright and Mr and Mrs Wilham Purcell streets of the v1llagc for t~e Demo ca ll 11untln 0 lon Jn ~ 9117 the UlneM and t •11th of Olll estimates Foreman & AbboU 1::1 Bnd Seetetary Treuurcr )Jro m1scellaneous shower m the 50 Elaine and Mrs Herman Cart who hav,t been the bouse guests waterworks dl5tnbution sy!tem of or write Hou.scholcl Sewlllg JUS molhcr Dura Rose The Ro~e Phone 84 y 861f Char1otle Rice Clal rooms of the Hartford Metho wright v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Ralph ()f Mrs Henry Jenkins and lam fhe vtnage under authority of th~ Jrrt Ave Jlunllllglun \o\ Va Family 9-4 ltp 62 FoJI()Wifig is a l~&l of tbo~W dtst Church Fnday evenmg Hos Cartwright at Mason last TUesday Jly for several weeks left Mon general laws of Lhe Stale of Ohio, D4-1\tp prcstnt M:r and Mrs W n Mel tesses were Mrs oran Love and evcmng day Cor the1r home m Alhambra p!I'tifU1arly Sedions 133 01 to lr----------"""'IIUDIO 6 T'lLEVISION StRVlCE ton, Mr and Mn J c Bcar 11 Mrs Ray Fields The cventug was Tom W1llnms returned lo Hunt California 13348, mclusive, of the Revised Phont 1JO, ctefand Appliance Mr and Mrs Rod Ra nd Mr 01nd spent mformally After the open mgton where he IS employed after -+-C9(1e an" under and pur!mant to ln lovtng memor) or our f .th<'f ~:SU lld W. M.&.ln St.. , Pom"ror Mr.s Joseph! Fasanetll and son mg of the beautiful gifts refresh a week's vacation w1th h1s par PERSONALS an ordtnanCe No 125 adopted by J W Eskew who pa.sscd away Earl Joseph Mr and Mrs Clark mcnts were served to Mrs WJ!llam ents, Mr nid Mrs Lloyd Wit Mr and Mrs A c Newton of the council of sa1d village on two yea_r~ ago Sept 2 Sadly Lees and daugbler, Robtn Cooper Purcell Alhambra Calif Mrs llams St Clou~ Fla were weekend July 2, 1957 mlsscd'!W' hls family 9 3 ltc Save $100 to $11100 QUICK SERVICE on Wlltlh r.. Mrs Jerry A Roaeh ind Gayle Elizabeth Gruescr' Mrs William Floyd Roarh of Huntington '' guests ol Mr and Mrs George Both pnnctpal and mleresl arc - ·, - - . One Two and 11Jn•e Bet! rooms palrtna hJ ramor, Tr•lned Diana Roach Elm-er Brannan, Kelly, Mrs John Kell, 1\fr.s Thurl home due to the seriOUS Illness Lerner payable from !united taxes at the (8) ~~~f;e:to~n~nus;o~~ n;~~~~~~u!Jr watchmaker, c.;oLUNB JEWE Lillian Brannan Rt.'V an<l Mrs Stone Mrs \\i!Uiam McKmght of his father, Mr Sam Roach Mrs w T Stone IS Vl&itlng O(flee or the VIllage Treasurer, laM Po11hae $1,~~ V8 2 door we re dcallng Ofl the very low LERS Poneror 1-3-U Robert Hurley and children Ro Mrs Emil Kmght MT's HalliY relatives in Columbus 0 this Syracuse, Ohio Sedan, H_ydramatlc dme, H & move m tomorrow Try w1 be1 t, Trcssle and Bruce Gibbs, Mrs Jacob Phllt!pS !\Irs week ' All b1d9 must be aceompanu:d M One careful owner I OW e5l po&!lblc terms! Dotty Dowell, Wm Blemng Oris Cunningham Mrs Oro Glbb, Mrs Earl Dean Knight who I by a liond or cerlifted check, pay mUeace A cream pucr Blaet CONCRETE BLOOU Phyllis Melton . Nellie Bessmg Mrs Arthur \\iaylan~. Mrs Harry /. has been a surgical pal1ent at the able to the village, equal to at- . . . tnorr. Pomeroy 8 29-61< • TIN ':'DJ~:E SELECTION "lultd l o - Por ~ Naney Dowell Allen Dowell Eve Gr>mm llrs Vernon Gnnste.d Holzer Hospital lll.Jio!Jjpotit wa.;1lmt one (I \l,.P" cent of Ihe Mln!f recundltloned user! one 0 Jyn anrf Demce Woomer Mr and Mr.s Ellen Duncan, Mrs Lucille removed to her bohle"'M:onday bonds bid upon conditlol'l 111M Ford 1895 2 door Sedan and lwo bl'<lroom trOllers RUESER BLOCK CO. Mrs ·otto ,Iones Mr and M" Powell Mrs Earl 1'1elds MIS Mr and Mrs John Ftelds and that 1f the b1d IS accepted the fls Original black flnl.! h lik e new FRF t DELIVEnY - QU!f Kl I MIIH North of,...,.,.., Blll.Y Lee Wllkmson and familY George McKmght Mrs Ruiter ehlldren, F't Worth, Tex have cal officer Will deliver to the Blaettnars Pomcroy_ _ 820-ll _ tc Open Days A Week __ James R Jones of (, Jasgow w Kmght, Mn Eu.abeth Johnson, By TED W. BROWN been guests of Mr and Mrs An succe5sful bJdder, w1thm tbrce 7 19M Mercury $140~ 2 door ---- --Va Mr and Mr~ Otho Dla11 Mrs Mnbcl Skaggs Mrs Willwm Stcrtt~ry of St1tt drew Fields and fam1ly weeks or the awar<l a complete, "lind Top" coupe Power Mr and Mrs Edw81d Somers Fields Mrs Evelyn Edwords, Mro Ohto " one of the 23 states Mr ond Mrs I w Gtbbs and ccrl1f1td trsnscr>pt of the pro Steering Mcrcomatlc tlr ve ll'(c (;oodClt~aaVndCII"t Mr m1d Mrs A Ray Roush Mr Clyde Ji lcids Mrs Francis John which makes uadequate' prov! daughter LoiS Ann have spcnt1c eedmgs .sohowillg the bonds to 1 DIIW ln every dch.ll Blnrttnan All Makes and Modell nnd 1\lrs Mason Mormton Jr and son, Mrs Davtd Ftelds Jr Mrs s1on for votil!g by members of the lhe p.<Uit week In Chester W Va, have been legally tuued and the Pomeroy 2Q Hie US 23 South ehlldren Darlene and Donald ul WilHam C Gt bb' Mrs Donald armed servtees ThiS does not the guest of hiS brother Hal Gtbbs btdder wlll receive ar.d pay for 8 WAVERLY OHIO AUTO SALIS Parkersburg 1\fr and Mrs Mri James, Mrs J 1\1 Crump, MJs1:1es mean thkt only 23 slates allow Mr and Mrs Edward Yurley Jtucb bonds as may be Issued as 19158 Bultk VB t2 -490 4 door ! v1n Supple Mrs. Leland noach Esther MoKmgh_t Helen Rlffle members \ of the armed acrv of Pittsburgh were visJtlng rela abover set forth, wtthln 30 days of Specla\ liard Top' Sedan I r.!~ 1 and dau,thter Mary Lou Mr and Eileen Anderson, Betty Kelly ICes to vot-e, but oply 23 states tives here last week the award sa1d bond to be foc th11n U 000 n1Ues Dynaflo~ !FOR SALE) Mrs E11 rl Morr1Aton and ch1ldre11 Helen Jenkins Bessie Jenkins, have set up laws which allow them Bett_y BttTriS and Juhbng Me· fruted or 9aid check to be rctatn drive R It H Almost like the .~or Hl'i ••• urrmh nr Sc hnol~ Nt•\1 Dan I.arr)' And Net!, of Charles Mildred Chapman Marllyn Gibbs either to vote w1tbout bemg reg1s- Clung attended the Farm Youth ed bl' the village 1f nid conrll day It W'll old Blacttnon Stamless R('fflgerator 32 ru ~UCTURAL t IIAMI trn Mr and Mrs E r. McC ul Judy Duncan Conmt Sue Gil tered, or to register by ma1l Planntng comm~ttee In Pt Pleas lien Is not fulfilled, cr said chctll 1 Pomeroy 8 2Q..fftc ft 2 dm1r co mplclc w1th 11nll .CRAP IIOt•- MnALI locn Mr and Mr'll Roy Yauge 1 !land, Ellen Grimm Sally Lou Oh1o docs not requtre a person ant Monday evening to be returned promptly at the "" $0511 uu now $650 IIQ ()uar and clul<lren Clara Cathorlnc Love, Debra Ftelds, Eltnore Ed ~ request of the •umssful bidder antend JA CKS I!EFRI(,ERA and Roy Ralph Rollms Johp W wardo, Maxtne Kearns and Pres if the transcr>pl IS not Tt<lN Nt W IIAVEN TU 231137 Sumner, Leah Ann Copley, Judtln ton Love J Wlth>n the time speclhed herem "" -ne 110 __ doora 1nd one like new Dcl[!,JJ c 8-19 2"p F'' """"" Rae Conley I'ltr and Mrs Robert Th e vtII age reserves 1th5e r1g ht 1o 2 door Blaettnar~ Pomeroy ~~.l - a-ny and aII b d Sumner~" Mrs Charlfs Palrm r I ~ r'"-~en 1 • 8-29-8tc FOR SAlE - Apple! New lla the latter of Long Beaeh, Cahf The prinCipal amount or the 10112 rontlae 1(498 2 door Scd>n Vtn Orrhord New limn Phonr 120 BI I Mr and Mrs H E Crnmp !It ISSUe Will be reduced by the Hydramatlr drive Orlgl n•l ltuht TU 240118 Hilt' - - - - - - - - - - and Mrs Barto L Durst Jr and Jr HQIIIN N.IUIIIIIIII. l.t. amount of cash payments o! aroen fln~h Bl1ettnsr. romr 1 lllrnoooSim(MOu IDillhliCI AI•.., ehlldren Sherry and Alan Mr ly Clifton Good Will Ctm 18N'T II nlcelo .. t bact hOIIll tlflclnl\rumonl ean record them. me.,ments made prtor to the roy 8 20 6tr GilA VELl' 1 dACTOR SALI!:I a•d MIMleport ,.,,. • Automobl.. and Mrs Robert K Lewis, Mu. SURPRISE PARTY llltd rtiU after& vaealloDI Il'tbtm ..,tlmatod that a nOll date of solo, tn which event sub· ser .. ee R A Flr.law, 811 Z Boo<ll PhOI't GIII-I ~ Naney Btom Mr and Mrs Robert A surprtBe btrthday party was Well, you probabiJ clon,reaiiH In 10011 wortlnf Dlller ean recos· stanllslly equal annual maturt !lain St rom my 7 21 :1"7>' -Ltwlj and clnldren, ~llthsel and given for Phylha Wilham• eclc It, bot JOUr DOH ..tuaii.Y heiJ)InlN lht odor of a ltroDI chetDI· ties WJII be retuned The bond• CQMJ>1,JITE lnouranee Prolldlo., Sarah, Mr and Mrs Preston An bratlng hor 21st btrthday Saturday ,au pt lid or lhat teNion wblch ~In a quanUtJ u om.U u oa!J are ofrered subject to thts ton Lift, Aut< Fire, Polio Call Dor dmon ano son David, Mr and nleht at her home by Mrs Clara !roQueDIIJ aoccmp&D(u &home- two lrUIIOIIIha of a pam. dltlOn - -Mmilean~ --M1llo, l\llddle;•r~ Obto Mr< 1conard Knapp of Cleveland William• and Ann ward trip and tho &pprebeNion You Dillb~ :'f.!llto polnl IIlli No condlttonal bids wtll be re L It IIAW~GS SONS OJ. - 2t fomatou IJrgro Pink Mrs Charles E VanSiokle of St Those attcndtng wero Jar.ct and the tn4 of & '*C&IIoiiiOmelllllU lll!olha not Ume abo cotved The approVIng opiniOn of "ur 'l"ret'ker Service naJ non acln St t nn•l hnu "e East Albano Mn Ma••le Lanier !II Janlee Nleholoon, Opal Kelly Mma brlnp. - · - ·Wilt a Wbolo ounce of IODII ex· Peck, Shaffer & Wllltams bond Phone a2'l Nl4ll Phone from ~ct i 'Joi hoUNI wm. H IIAl WAID ulld Mrs Russe!tUwil Mr and Lcwlt, Dorothy 81akc, Denver fcaWal SauD - . . ,. penal peztume. illtorneys of Clncmnah, Ohio, Will ..X DODGI • PLYIIOUTH Holme!, Syntcu~c Oh1o " o..~• be f r h•d 10 the Blake, Gene Roush, Larry Fox, DIA1188 , II U · r·-"'·Jllgljlat ~ u DISt hu<: cxpcose successful 8 13 tf "'fr• Robart H RleC alld son Bob Wamsley, Donnie Smith Jaek .... ........., 11110uof JOur D\l/11 .. , 1 b1dd •t'IO.WI.. Bobby Mr und Mr. Houoton Young, Ro•cr Taylor Elaine cart homeeanlnduceaoonaoo!weU· 11 taka bul&lllll! or oo'lot era l=or Brannan and chlloren Cathertnc wrljjht. Judy • Williams, Janet Zer '-'•• ••-u·•-·t -urDOH to brlnabt.ct 10Dtolon1 1 d Bidsd should scaletl WATER and en , --> _,. and re•···"-· ~- • ..,.. ,. 'BID be FOR •-,., - • and Sammy MI., Mary Brannan your entire bodJ'. lomtloD ~4en~ Perhapt you orsc · Bar ' Rcatauranl E.ltahhshed 111 L ... l'lliM II Mr and Mro Poke Lte and grand You dOn't ha" to lllW & COD- WDD't COIIICioWJ 'recornlle tJI1 IVORKS ASSESSRhMErdNTD bu1ine1...for 2li yrs Wrltr Box _,.,, Olllo children, Roger Lee and Su<On oclona of!ort alonikr. In r..~ odor t1 .u; Bul your oll&ctol"J IC a uc wor.,, c/ o Scntlnol B29 6tc GOOD BUSINESS (,ro<'6ry atmc Clo at. C.K W111o Williams you probt.biJ won't lit- &wan n! mech&DIIIII lllfi&IIIIJ wDI Vlll!ge Clerk and li:qul pml'nt c,ood rdzed lot Rook ....... I S<aberry, Mr and Mn Jahn Ltwli PICNICS IDJ !&tDIII&r odcr,t,IIIL Btal- your IIWIIDI711110 ~ Syracuse, Ohio Loc11lcd 1n Rutltmd Vtllagc .__ _ _ _....._o;;:IIID tmd chl!dron, Ann Mary Jane and Janet Z.rkle of Hartford, Ann ,•• The o1 111»111 18 21 2$ (9) 4, 3te 11010 Very r<!asonahly pneocl Poor • John R, !'rank Rou•h Mr anu and Phylila Williams, Janot and 1iiiL ) ' Mrs Harold Ltwls and granrldau Janlee Nlehoi!On were pl(nlcklng Not 01117 11 DOlt 1111 01117 oar 11110 our • -----health reason for retirement hter Deloris Bum"arner Mr C d p k S d Dfi&D IIIli t IPI rroWIIII '!bat'~ how your DOlt tl&ll de· iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil; Phnnt 21934 MrM W S Up g 11\',UIIA Cl AGIN, • at am en ar ' un ay tbroqboul your ll!e, It 11110 teet lhl l&tDIII&r loothlnr lur· aln"cr 8 30 6t< Plro. Automo•II•,HH"' and Mro [ eonord Dowolt and On Mor.dny, Jim Stewart, ;la Dltl of the moot remarbblo rot1114IIIP q.t your cwniiDIIIeond chU1!ren Mkhae), Lee Kay Hl1d son, Larry Fo1, Ltnnk! Smith Tom meeh•nJm• of tb•IDUre bodJ. let;yov.knaw ita t;lme to rtlu. ACCIDINT Dexter Mrs Carrto Caudtlt Mr Wdltams, Helen Ga)heart, Ann QVIIIICIII41111SELL OR TIIADE Lifo, c-Ity and Mrs Jame1 Ltwu. ch1ldren and Phylllo Wtlllams and Janet AllaiJI(af Cdon 0. D.: 1'1 II tr)le \hal ol411 'New Rul1ber Belting 8 wide, II'J Recrl Estate Broker Btrky, Bud, Barbara and Conmc and JI\RI« Nt<holson motored to No l&lx>rtlo17lnltrtuuDb ean motbm ha" a -lot laldenCJ foot long 2".1 II P and 1 ' ' II P I In MIDDLI,ORT. 01110 Mt ancl Mn James M I rump Lake Aim• at Wellston equal tha DOle when 11 comea to 10 il" birth Ia I'!)~!~ I practlca!ly new Electric Moton Ylo aro INdotl with Trrtdo·ln•ll FOil ,_II Ott The next reunion of the fatntly Mr and ~Irs George Burn• and recef'flnji and onabllnl odors &I Aillftr: Yeo, tllere II l allllhlll - Wlll S<ll or Trado for 800 x 16 61I Tltoy mull t» Look Em wtll be held on lhe fourth Sunday dauchtera, ~everly and Cheryl, lop opee4 Tbt D ... can delocl ~r propqrllon of lwlnl bon llres Stanley Glbb• Rl2, Long Mlkt ,,. an Dffer. tn August at the home of Mr went to Chorleston on Monday Ilion 10 IDIDUII lhtl DO ~elm· lo ol4er IIIO)hm. Bottom, Ohio, In bttck of new and Mra Roy Y1us:er slluated on Mr ,..nd Mrs Joseph Shea of I liM blr-m.tiail•• II.. E"lm High School on , Rt T 2nd bouse down Shade River Route 17 about len miles up Edgewood, Pa are house guests or ;;::;-;-~. r;;;;;;.,;"F:;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;,;;;;;;;._I FARM FOR SALE 14811 ocreo Mr and Mrs Ned Kina: The leaders of the local 8 31 3tp Sell raa1onably Contad Clan frBrn Henderson 1-I!H8 Model 3 Mr and Mrs Arthur Flek of dtsl Church a1)d the Model& Run fine - : ; r - -- - - - - Wcleh, Ill I Rutland 0 JOHNSON.Ollll NUPTIALS Pomeroy were ~altlnc on Mr and Church hove orgamzed 8 31 3tp (12) The Methodl•t panonOIC m Mro Ned Kmg o~ Tuesday •ven fellowship to be notl·denonoint•·l tJa The Brlp~e~l Cor1111 New Haven was the sce11e of an ir1g uonal All _youth of tile -- ~~~11_ _ 3 to ~ mum fur nished hou8c or F\lR SALE Eltella Holter house Impressive ceremony when Miss Mr hnd Mrs John Llverscdge of cor(hally mvlted to apartment In Pomeroy or Mid in Racine, 4 rooms and bath up Virginia Moe Johnson dauJhter Cbnleaton was caiUni on Mr and meetings will alternate U(lftlht Beelwtth plano Good dl cport Cal l J '"'"' Tho bel Ben and B rool!lll down Hliheat ol of M"ro 'Mlilmaa M JohniOn and Mrl Ned H•nry, Thursday the churehea. MeelllW to be CondlUon can lOOn SPruce franklin Slore, New Haven w fer accepted Contact l.awrencc the lite Mr John.son Hartford Mr and Mn George Burns en each Monday ev~nlng from 6 to •N30J. Muoa City. 8 31 6lp V• 9-43tc Holler Waterford, Ohio. Pbone and William Gibbs, son of M1 tertatned, Thursday, with a plcftle 4 door. Cbeap transn01:tatloi1l HAS \YRICK 1\~jeo for Sale on lblley Run - -- - •• • - - - ~ Beverly 713-F4 9-3-6tp and Mra Dewey ~lbb• Lttarl supper. They had as gueato Mr anrt Mra Llversedae, Charleson~ W T Stone received iii; 11 Pomeroy Rt 2 Frank ( 14) For Rent 120 ..,., _ 8~ ,.,;s ~_,--....:==-NOTICI OP A,I'OINTMINT Mr and llr1. Joseph Shea of Pitts lnjur1es Saturday evemnl! lll'ltk. ~le tractor tillable E1tlmate 7500 Admlnlotrator burlh o~~nd llr and Mrs Ned Hen· hl! ear got out ef control Ap&rtmcnt for rent 4 rooms and f fL timber Good fences Plenty lstoto of Roy Lowla Smllh ry .4, door Clean and mce 1 balh Adults only Phone 440M water GC~od 7 room hlluse ran into a tree o.r :t~h·~~:shl~~~~ Notice 18 hereby pven that Roy Mrt. Ned Henry, !Mrs Joseph Service Stat1on tn P1 or 24 Y 8-21-8te Luge bim other outbulldlnp R Smtth whoae Poal O!llte Add S~ea ond !\Irs George Burn• and Sumo lru1l Mootly peach A reos II Portland, Ohio haA be\n glrlo went lo Williamstown and accldent occurred about Nice rurn1shrd apartment in Mid Mr Slone'a <;Of was conupbtlely I lood !arm and priced rtlhl duly appolniOd as Admlnlltntor Pukeraburc, Tuesday dleport 1 room! and bath Call demolished larl Mondor, Rnltor of the Estlte. of lloy Ltwla Smith Kr ond 'Mrs Poarl Ronah and 6170 6 31 8tt Poa•l Porkor, A~tnt hie ol Me~• C<>UI~, Ohio, de- Jtamilf, Eut Uverpool, Ohio apent Plittlo 201 4 room house 3 acre1 &arden $35 ceuod ' the -k end wtlh llr and Mra per month At Apple Grove - aSl Sle Dated lhll 3111 day of Allill't W H Fox See Alex Wheeler 8 31 3lc Lot 8ll x 40 Desirable location !9B7 Villll., llr. 1 John C Bacon Johnaon over Ext~Ion f(IC!d• ~· Chlldre111 HoniG Hill flOO. J~dte ol the Probate Court and::.-:--: .• ::• Han).,, nat l<ati>ld Mardi. DroP <.1oiiii- Contael Geo. Cond• 1611 Lh> coin Heights, Pomeroy Phone •~•If• County, Ohio vi ·~~!(i!Oiiiii,:E~ II!II-Y Home I Cliaton r<llher, ltllHlttWL t -~~. {t) 4, 11, ' SJe \ ' fhml2ti5Jt ll ~ u 82J•M . ~ ... v,.._:~:i 1, , ' WANT ADS PttONE 398 I I , 6° 1 ;ml~er~~ (181 Employment Wonted I Notices ° ""' ~ ~4, I (19) Business Opportunities I 1 (20 )Business Servir.es Cll"ffOft ' Ill Cord Of Thanks Trailers Buy Now! -- ::::=:-::===--·--- I Aut.l Soles I your Electt"on Laws ~or, , Waverly Mabile Home Sales METROPOLITAN t-==-~~~=~:""""':":"J I=======~=== WE BUY l~o~~:v~~let~o "n~~w a~l~79~ JUNK CO. ~-- - -- 191 your Nose says Re1ax OH 10 VALLEY CLIFTON nsuronce your va~ation s ov~ \ --- Scle - ------ 10-For Solp or Rent -.z I :r i '1--... .~ u. o.-. ~~b B~::ew!~~~~m~:a ~~~t~!! BOkND~~ ~ 61TTIN HITCtiED WHILE ~ORE SKIMMIN ACROST T~ 1\JRTER tN fRONT Of A MESS 0' FOLW5 COIIIT SEEM SOLEMN EI,Uff To ME ~·FOOTSIE FIVE IIUNNeRT n $299.00 BAKER I I WontedtoRent - ' •' ..' ' I .'' ' }3th Annua} ...,.. ··- DAILY CROSSWORD National Guard 0 Court Of " I j I ' ~ j;i.lNJi~- l - ., , 1¢$}~ -- HOW DO YOU LIKE MY NEW NICKNAME ? --· -- - READY MIXED I - ,.u;;-.: 4-Mercurys CONC RET E 1 1-1949 Plymouth WASHED SAND & GRAVEL 1-1951 Chevrolet GOlGUIN GRAVEL CO. ror r:.z- . -we••• ,., 1-1949 Ford ond MA\\1 WHAT GIIJ. 00 ~E KNOW W£ COULD INNEllDUCE TO FOOT5tE 7 ,.I. ' We Select Only The 1Very best in Used New Furniture 'II w:e. BY VIIHIIJU!Jl;jnil; -IIOIIIIIIt"'t oN..... FURNITURE v-sn of the Flaming Arrow wou1d have tied on added relel&el, Patrol gave Second elm award• (ContiAued from p1gJ Ont) amd they W'Jre not preaented (Contlnuod from Po- Onol to Korl Beck Rlebord Bodlmer 1 After Sheets' talk, <lloeu,.l<ll\ r Tom Rail and Carl Lefever -Two years ago upan arlvu:e pointed to conceht with toes in rom 1stratlve uslotant to Bl1hop Leonard Gw!•.. ow"'"· d , , . """' •• , va. ~ of the State .DePIIrtment of Edu !he dlstrlet " mneh II to eoneern Hazen G Werner On Saturday after th Ttb Flytnti Eagl" pre,.nted Second cation th e Nor>fhern Board 88 with better educaUon It was stat s~,gned aU !IS }\tgh school stude1,1 ls ed 'What was lood enougfJ for Bishop Hazen G We~:~~: re:ideni Clau awards to, G,uy Ault, ~ack to other dt&lr!l>ll roe lo good enou(h for my chll b1shop of the Ohio Area, WtllJ Satterfield, Denn1.!1 Saelens, Llo)'d speak to the Ja_ymen on the sub- Sayre and Harold Lemley 2 - The board shortly after dren " Coleman o! the Wolf Patrol '' ar(b resrlndecl Its own arlJOn Sheets noted that the 1tntc Je<l "The State of th o Chureh m Uftt'r IJIC!Umre wus broucrht b) b(lard has approved hi~ p0111tion an Ohio ' That evening the me 11 gave Second Closs a wards tq For rll.<t Barhtrl and Erie Chambers dbtnrt Clt17.en~ who lnstst"ed on relea~;:lng students Sh@ets' P"' n hear Bl1hop F Gerald lj:nsl:y holdltlg onto the1r hiJ;h school son, Jam(ls, Is enrolled at Rutl'and sul~mt bishop cl the Des 'Mdlncs wtLll two others of his Patrol S Until Monday of this week thts terln Area and former pastor ol North absent I David Z11 k!e Senior Patrol all request s for relenses hud been / Board members cmphatieally Broadway Church of Columbu grantod by the board totalling d(llUed they had 1111d two ye11n speak on The tin 1ty We Seek!• Leader wns introduced b)' Mills enb a ond iuuse for a new BJsbop Enslf'Y will come dtreetly and pre~cnt e d the W1ld Lift: "' I ago w•• " to the meeting from Oberlin where Management and the Fore.str)' 4 Monday mght member Darrel Stade school ad(\1\1on was ~pprov he wtll bave been a delegate to ment bat'ges wh!C'h go toward Jus Hanmg <:hanged his mmd and sup ed that such approval would "save \ ported a mot1on to rescmd the ac the high school ' It was agreed, the conference of The World berommg an &gle• Scout Council of Churches on uThe Un· The scoutmaster thanked the tlon granting the 51 x releases however, that ..rumor and talk • lty We Seek" r, mothers or the Scouts and Cubs For rescmdmg, Darrel Hanmg and was 8pread tllat such action would On Saturday mornmg the lay who und.er \he d1rect1on of Mrs Glen Haning of Pagetown agamat save the high school WJII partiCipate m workshops Jack: Salterf1eld served punch regelndln~, board pre8lde'nt Paul I Discussion also showed that the men In a of varied areas of and eook1es to the boys leaders lne Atkms nnd Mrs Carne Sheets ptatf! does not want the high churchnumber work md audience The board two years ago a£ler school as it is but wtll not take New conference lay leaders WJ I sendmg its n1gh school students the responsibility or clo!llng tt be takmg part in the meeting Fot WclJs presented Cub awards to nwa), retracted when Citizens Neither wlll the board the OhiO Conference, the lay lead Roy Coleman, Pat Edwards, Asa sc:nured the countryside and ob However, by the 19~9 60 term er Js Paul Moberg ol Cmelnnatl ~rndbur) David Jenkins John tamed enougll teachers 1'he stitc all high schools m Ohio Will oper Doyle Stocker, New Philadelphia, Evans, Jtmmy Butcher, who won hod asked the boald rlo •hat's pte on a SO-pupil unit plan per IS lay leader for the North East the Wolf award Roy Coleman best for Its ')tudents .. teacher Th1s would provide Rar- Ohio Conferel)ce Larry Gladwell John Evans, tthe Havnsonville High School this rlsonvllle enough furKis uJr two Goi(len Arrow, Mirhl Puckett yeur has four rull time teachers teachers and VlrtuaJly loek the 8e:1r Ray Picken&, Llun"' Mtebl and one hulf hme It needs f1ve to high school doors ' llo) d Michl Archer " Jimmy meet state •tondards tl cant pay Willingness •• the Northern diS I Butcher Denner awards Mils five trl(lt to face this fact, and the pos (Continued from Page One) M\ rO"n M1Uer whose son b be Principal Ernest Claywell told stbtl1ty oltl ever really happening berg "Compony d u 1011 commg e Scout was presented the the board Monday nt&ht Harrison has not been In the majority yet: alty--Can an : 11"1 ~ Lo) '!len Mothers Certlf!Cllle ot AoVtiJe cannot offer educational op it was clear Both?. Is the bj P yee Ha\ic proval for her work as IRlstant pohumhll~ cumpared to larger John La aup ect Den Mdlher for Mrs R R. Pick schools FERNDA'" It! h rew~ ersonnel suner en's Den Charles Sllloets Jr addre•sed ""• IC uP - Po- VIsor, Ohio Power Co , Ports hce receiVed $2 and a letter frofll mouth will kt C H \\'.,.e Jr , chairman of the meeltng askmg for contlnu a Grand Rapids man who explain· o •a' lldl spea o Group Tine. ance of the release pobey Five ed he got 19 much pleuure fro... n u ng Cost-Conselous Su the Troop Committee and other more release applleatlons were ta lk 1ng hl! way out of a parkin& ·• pervlslon ' members of hn1 committee were r~ady for presenlahon when the lteket that be decided to pay Jhe "Appfymg Good Personnel Po guests at the Co•rl of Honor ljoard tied on the mot10n to re fine lle~es en lhe 1ob' " the subjeet wh1eh wai wei! attended b) par·~----which will be dlseussed lo Group enls and other relatives of the • Four by W F Boyer Jr super buys -ioi>il lntendent, foil department KaiSer ACROSS a Spendthrift 26 Back ~~~~:; ~nd v~hemlcal co. no. I vote 6 Fetter 27 Son of e lle!raud 7 -and IJcltn E E Slack assistant superm II Coron<t / egp '9 B)'uth· ~Continutd from Patt Ontl tendent Motive Power, Wort 12 CUt Into two 8 1\lver tOer ) Slmpliftcation and Personnel p~rsons- g~~thered on t~e other equal parts 9 Atrlrm Che..p\'"fe and Ohio Radway; 11de of the street oppoSite the JS Accumulate 10 Gull·llkt 33 HunUngton, will lead Group FIVe sohool 1' Rtddloh. bird matellat "l'he Wh• and How o( a Work Some whlt,e stue.ents sa1d thot yellow 11 Ribbon 3f lelond Slmpllf1• •tlOn Program" " 11 be If Negroes we!e allowod m the 1 U SparkJ Rower off dtv ·ssed by Slarl: school, !bey wpuld refuae tc a•~ 18 Three 19 Unen ~ lrelond .e.d tprelltll 20 OIOSJ ' 35 Tlbttan At the clo11mg luncheon seadon 1 After the 1 euardsmen t urned 18 flea eagle 21 Sure prleilt In the Marshall Omlng Holl (war ) (oolloq ) 38 Partly 39 Otherwlat Glenfl Fouche, vice pres1dent of tl1e e~ght Negroes back the 18 Manaclea 22 Young aeal open tO Observe• Parade PubheatJons, Jnc , Chicago crowd tn front of tl1e build me II Backbonea 23 Rtver 88 Prealde U Conaumtd flllnols will adlress the delegat broke up and the !800 white stu :If Klltte hilt IS A ) at o u A twintna 1 es on 'U Are the Answer <ents at the !JChool reported to 28 Tom 2~ Fortify tea tabJe vine Reservations for the ronftrence their rlasse!l Sawyer'• friend may be made with Paul H Collins Meanwhlle, half tra l'ks were ao Precloas directOr or adult education at still slaltoned at lhe corners o! atone Marshall Co11ege and cha1rman the school grounds and guards 31 A tremOf the conference planmng com men paced entrances to the bllnr mtttee school They carry rarb1nes and 32 Devoured The conference IS open to all ~1dearm~ none of wh1ch are load· Sf A wln1 Tr1..State industries ll 1s co spon e!l 3T Ocoan sored by tbe Huntington Fore Uowever, live ammum twn 1s m 38 Fbotttko man Managers Clnb and Marshall th~lr lfeiU part Theme or the ~957 eonrm ence U Indian Tile Arkansas Gazette said 1l Is Pro~ress Makes Prosperity ' prince made a check of all L1Ule Rock U Gunwale pin "DOl' stores sel ilng , ,;~ uns and knives 15 To daunt v 1he newspaperi,JsaJd dealers re (archaic) n ported no unusual mcrease m the cs Home (~onllnuH from P1"' Of\•) sate of possible weap.1s Fau u Nootrtlo bad Cub Pllck trauung, became I bus, m h1s tcii-'VJswn ~peerh Mon f8 River Srouts 1n less tune than other 1day mg:ht sa1d rcporLs of large ) (Belg) boys, • • " s.ale~ of kmvcs and guns were a DOWN Ue ll\lr:o4u<:~d Pack master large, factor 1n placmg th e troops 1 Man'a nickname Wells whc presented Robert at Central Htgh ~ 2 Favorable Swanson, Ray P1ckkens James The Gn2ette q ted Little Roek opportunity M1ller Alan Wallace, K1m Neal Pohce Chref M"a vJn H Pl)tts as 3 hllectric 1James. B~ley and Darrel Stumbo 1 saymg hu mt:n had taken no piS· eatftlh who are leaving the Cub ScouU 1tols from students and 'We f Lend and enteri~ tfie Scouttng pro haven t seen any carovans e1th gram 10 Troop 24~ M11ls wei 1t'T ' ~~aubus sa1d he had 'un ' rneuure. • _ comed ttle ntw Scouts and said Idemable reports" o.f motor cara ,J)AILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'• how to work lt: that the Pack's loss was the van~ 1-'0nverglng on Uttle Rock AXYDLBAAXR Troop's gain I to assemble on the school groWld Is LONGFELLOW The Seoutmaster presenled hiS SHOW CAUSE ORDER one tetter almply stands tor anothJr In tblt nmple A ll uaed four Assistant Scoutmasters Lar Davies ordered school superm ror the three L s, X for the two 0 a, eilc Slhcle letten apoa· ry Rice, Charles Vro~;nan, Gene tendent and members of the trophu, the length and formation ot the words art all hlftta Coleman and Leenard Gw1ar.dow· school board to show e&U!e why lta.eh day the code letten are diflerent sky. TbeE;e young me.n who have CentraJ High had not been mte boon worklnc for the past two crated occordmg to the gradual A Crn>lorram Q..tauoo year• with MUll are leaders of plan whleh wsa to havl! gone Into • VYHZ OZERtll NY SZ & UVI&II~I the four patrola m the Troop aet1on Tuesday and tber presented awards to Faubus said he will have to de LAZM ON OZERZR NY BZ & RloeiN ' tide whether to ~ae the troops ( their potnol 1110mbera ltlce, head of the Apache pa to proted Nell"o tblldren enter -IZAM. / 1 J trol, rove Te~?.erfoot awards to Inc the school jle added he shll l!!t*ll Oller onij ilatold Vance thlnka he Will be protecllng the • Yeolo....;.o Cr»lo4uoto: STUDIJIS S£8Yil 11'0k PIIUIHIT• 1'0& ORNAIIIENT, AND FOR ABIUTY - BACQJil ~0 Seoond Clasa to Charles Negroes by keeping them out of Diltrlb•lltl br l:iq' .........,.......,.. Clte,dle S<hool avur Rodne~ Downln~ Room• d~hvercd Meth0djSl Laymen ICIIId !la release policy Thu! It ON iHE CON11<ARV, EI.IZA&11ol I I 8EUEVE OUR WIUS : FIJT\JREIS STAKil �Northern Local j~=::;-'-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~~;;._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;.;;;;;~ (16J'Foroent or Sale I• ~'- HARTF"RD ~ 1,. lh~ Leg01, 'exchanged marriage vows Rev eryool, Oh1o and Mr and Mrs service to be registered, and A.l , R C El!1s rt!ad double rmg Nt!lson Roush and chdd1en of allows any member of the armed ,..t0f1C! FOR CONSISTI!NT DEPENDABLE RESULTS IY VIRGINIA .CARLETON serv>ee at 8 p m Saturday Au New Haven services to vote If he or she Is 21 IIOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS NeW~ rubbc1 bcllmg a wtdc 50 MORRISTON FAMILY REUNION gust lOth For her weddmg the Mr and Mrs William VanMeter years of age, a Umted States Clti· Sealed proposals w1u be re foot lon g 2 ~ H P and 1¥t H. Members of the Mornston br1de wore a street length dress spent the week end with Mrs Cltf· zen, 11nd ll resident of Ohio U he ceaved at the offtce or the y 1J. P Practically new Electric M1J Famli) with thetr f.rlends held of bctgc hnen w1th brown acces lord Jotmson, who IS statiOned In reSided in Ohio at the ttme he lage Clerk of the Village o( S_y tors Will sell or trade for 600 thctr annual rcumon Sunday at sortes Her only Jewelry were New York commenced eervict, he was a vot 1racuse, Meigs County Ohio un· xl6 Ttres Stanley Gtbbs Rl 2~ the home of Mr and Mrs.. Robert eamngs a g~ft oi the groom Mr and Mrs Waller Blake and log resu~.ence In the precmcl m ttl 12 00 o'clock noon of SepLong Bottom Oh10 Jn back of Sumner They have a lovely llome She earned a while Bible tuppeLI famtly spent Sunday with Mr and whlCb he restded, prov1ded the tember 13, 1957, lnstrad of Au RATES new Eastrrn H1gh School on Situated on hJgli hill overlook with a purpc orchtd Mrs Hubert Roberts at Pomeroy time dunng whith he restded m gust 9, l!J07 as previously ad· · 1 Ill 7 2nrl house down Shade mg the IM!autlful Kanawha RIVer Hl•r attendant was M ss Rosa )frs Betty Fox and dallghter has .Ohio preceding his entrance mto \ertlsed, for the purchase of HJVcr 9-3..Jlp and where panaramlc view of 11 ec R1ggs of Letart She wore a been discharged from Holzer Hos sen1ce plus the t1me spent m ser Waterworks Assessment Bonds of 8 I tell! per word. one la,.rUon Minimum charge GOc -4 "'ntr the lower valle_y of the Grent betge !men wtth wh1te accessor· pita! and IS af her home m Cbrton VICe equals or exceeds one year sald village 10 the aggregate awn per word for three toDAe(utivt insertions Kanawha can be seen 1cs Her corsage was of yellow Vultmg Mr and Mrs Dlna Lew· The serv1ccman may apply for of $34,200 dated June 15 1957, Speelal- One momh lor Z.5 centa per word Goot:l use corn p1ckcr and tht ee· Mosl of the folkJ: had amved rosebuds Charles Kearns of Le Is Sunday were Mr and :Mrs Cline ballots lumself on a form lurntsh· numbered from 1 to 40 mdusive pmnt h1trh plow Mnford Har· by the time ror the noon hour tart 1us best man Full ra!O of 2 teniA per wotd wiD be charged lor admttslng tr Erwm of South Stde end Mrs ed by the Federal government and or th d mi t 0 f $l 000 Ht paM for before the l~tn of each month followinM ln~rt1on rJS Racme 0 Phone 3659 and the mvocatlon given bv Rev The new Mr! Gtbbs 1s a gra Stanley Colle_y ; nd c!uJdren of usually obtamable at all bases. or each eeKc~~~ bna ~ ~ 1 0f •th r..rr.rt in Adn:rtJsiog_qbould be reported Immediately The ])4 3tc Robert L Hurley pastor of the duate or Wahama H1g1 Schflol New Haven on a form furmshed by the County d ' l ~n$l ~00 db e Nb' &.entktel trill not be respons:ib1e for moiJe lhan one lncor- - - - - - - - - MethodiSt Church the crowd en and a member of the Methodist Sam Roach was adm1iled to Board of Elections, or merely by nenomma JOn °4 an onds reet JuerUon 1 Church The groom attcnde'l wa joyed the piCniC dmner spread Holzer Hospital Fr1da_y for med1eal wr1t1ng a letter to hts County 2;• d 480 /0, hl2 Card ol Thonb ond Speelll NoU.eo of !vents $tOil Obltuarlu .~ , 011 hama Htgh School, served three attention Mrs May Wamsley was Board of l:lcehons The apphca no 'tl f•:, 00 h tbee e publlsbed at I cent per word. th A admitted last week 'for surgery tlon does not need to be In any mtna on eac ' armg tabl es In ott he lawn 5 hat•e of trees 011 years m e rmy as Corporal mterest st tbe rate of I r (4%l 4: yr olf1 co w w1th J wt ck ~ old 1 - - - the 'pa'l 8 He was stationed 1n Gcrlll.illY Mr and Mrs Vermee Miller of particular fOrm Jt only needs to ou (I) heifer calf OrvtiiP Rhotlt s na Wantoo-PAPER H.l~GIKG- ~ At the busmess sesston letters d 1 d Col umbus called on Mr and Mrs contain words which, liberally per cent per annum payable ----,----re~~d by th~ san A"l now emp 0ye <~t lRnc Kal Walter Blake and famlll Sunday construed, Indicate the request for semt..annually on the 15th <lay of cmc o Cull 130 bdw ( l' n s oo yean exlierlence. free et I of grtetlngs were Nsadquortors l<ir June , and th c 15th day o1 Deccm er ummum p1ant at avcns and 5 oo g 3 3tp mates I.. V Reldn~11, Raclr. • pres ld en l rrom Mr and Mrs wood Ml\ and \Irs Ross Kmg and ballots, the eleetlon for WhiCh he lant,.nlto Luggage - Lane Cedar Box 124 Ohio 1~•· HodmeMr LucEalsl, KJansaa CLtty\11 Mo I For the present Mr and Mrs ) chtldren VISited Mrg Betty Call desires ballots, that he 15 servmg her of each year commencing (~ht'lta - LAU Window P'lnan rs en ones I eton, G bb k I and family Monday ID the armed lcrces that he hal a December 1~ 1957 ond maturing Frljldalre Refrlgeratoro For Sale 2 yc If nlcl t: Oii w, slcrn 0 1 s are ma m~ tlmr home on D e •·r J• f th h Mrs W C Holland and Laura res1dence tn ttlc state and surft e emU(; u eilch year, as COIo • re Iat JVes of th e fam,lt Y loltor '•rnlluro, Mhlcfloporl, Ohio Plca.surc I 1II' t ltc) no ids 7 Three deaths dur1n~ t~ year WI l c grooms parents Mrs Helen Barker attended the ctent informahon to ~nable the follows $1. 00 In 1958 $1 500 I 29 tf Dmry Store \!11 dl! porl 9.ft 3tc were reported as follows Mrs Parsons reumon held at the New Boartl of Elections to detennme from 1959 to 1969 mcluuve :and Myrtle Lewill and her grandson, A f FIAMdiL Y OtNNEhR S Haven Park Sunda_y the prec1qct m wh1ch his res1 $2.000 fr1lm 1970 to 1977 m tee Cream Soc1al S!lt ntghl Se.;i • 7th at Tuppers PlaiR! Mcthor!J~I New lfl ga pump ~un $fi000 ( h11Simas sel~mg Reason will "oon WI nm rord "-· vrve 11 J ones o1 Gl ' as d tam1 th y h 1nncr f wa~ c1Ll un Mr and Mrs Everett Durring dence is located He should also· clus1ve 1 smglc barrrl 20 ga $25 00 18 Churrh Pu~ and cake scrvetl be here Prepare n!lw for large gcw, W Va and James 'M1lton ' Y, a e orne 0 Ml and Mrs of Nitro W Va VISited Mr and state hl8 armed sernce address I Ally one aesumg to do so may mch J1g S:~w $25 00 HI 1rk ami pror1ts scllmg beautiful A,von Lew1s of Pmnt Pleasant Several ~m rew Fl~d~ hondormg lhel'" J Mrs Bl{l Wdhams and Judy the to whach ballotll should be mad present a bid' or bJds foc said... with home made Jce rn•am ouse gues r an Mrs John past week cd bollds Dased upon their bearmg Tan Tree Dog , 1 d 2 pups Enryone welcome 9-4 3tp Cosmetics 4-3-Stc births were reported ~25 00 F'lu v1l W1sc Baile) Run ResolutiOns were adopted ex Ftelds Ft Worth Tcx EnJoymg Mr and Mrs Lawrence MeDer· a different rate Q( mterest than No buntmg allowed un my farm .Road l'omWJ} 9-4 3tp pressing the appreciation or the th~ ~~Y wJere ihe ~onporee!l Mr mitt of Nitro vlstted Mr and 'Mrs I that her~mabove spee1£1ed, p,rov1d day or mght rayc (lowell i 1 ---reumon to Mr and Mrs Lucas ~n r~ J ~re f"p • attyM Mardv Lloyd Wdhams Monday evemng ed that where a fractional inter· cine Oh1o 94-31 p TERMITES EXTIItMINATID and Mrs Jones for their letters nn an e 0 omeroy r an Mrs Thelma Henry Mrs CJara est rate Is btd, such frBctJo:t ncc nnchllonel Slllg<'r Portable RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL shall be one-quarter Gf one per Electnc Sc" mg \1achme New For free mspechon phdne 383M of greetings and Mrs Ella Ruble Mr: James Fields Chiton Mr Wdhams and Mrs Dana Lewts Gilmore Supply Store, Pcmeroy of West Concord Mass, and Mrs ~nc Mrsd ~~arles h Fldrleld!,C the VISited Mrs 1\fay Wamsley at Hol Jame8 Holt who has been a na cent or a. ml.dtiplc tHereof Mot or New {arr) mg case all All wcrk guaranteed Fully ln Bertha Cunnmgham of Akron, 0 M1ke os 19 Georg an elrd B c 1 Fenld arol, zer Hosp1tal Sunday afternoon " Said bonds are ISSUed In antJ tJent for several weeks at the '} .... J. new WJrmg: 5 year Guarantee We wish to thank Rev Freelantl sure aug an'R lndu.dr al and who were unable to attend ' r: an en It s Joe Chapman of RuUand Ohio, Mason Clime has returned home patton 111 .d the colled1o• I d V h " of sp••lal .... } ree srt uf attar hmcn ts wllh Norris, Ewings Funeral Hom(' The same of'lcers from last has returned home after spending ~ assessments heretofore lev1ed for Res1 I eJ.tIat Term Ite ConttoI &er· 1 St 10 Soltl I unti ed Supply friends and relatives ror thc1r vice. St Mai')'.J, W VI 7 25 tf year were held over for the next MRS GIBB:s HONORI!O I a week with tlls grandparents Mr tile purpose of constructing wate1 llowers, donaUons and man y Uosc ou t sa le on ly $14 50 Pay Custom Built Kh;h;;-~, year as follows President I M Mrs Wil!tam Gibbs (nee Vlr and Mrs He!111an Cartwnght RETURNS HOME mams and laymg water p1pe m SJ 00 Wcek b 1111 F'rcc Home i:lnd thoushtA and deet:l~ dunn g do!tilned £or fOUl home Fret! Crump, V1ce President, J H Le gmta John~on) was honored with 8 Mffi Chatl••s Cartwright and Mr and Mrs Wilham Purcell streets of the v1llagc for t~e Demo ca ll 11untln 0 lon Jn ~ 9117 the UlneM and t •11th of Olll estimates Foreman & AbboU 1::1 Bnd Seetetary Treuurcr )Jro m1scellaneous shower m the 50 Elaine and Mrs Herman Cart who hav,t been the bouse guests waterworks dl5tnbution sy!tem of or write Hou.scholcl Sewlllg JUS molhcr Dura Rose The Ro~e Phone 84 y 861f Char1otle Rice Clal rooms of the Hartford Metho wright v1s1ted Mr and Mrs Ralph ()f Mrs Henry Jenkins and lam fhe vtnage under authority of th~ Jrrt Ave Jlunllllglun \o\ Va Family 9-4 ltp 62 FoJI()Wifig is a l~&l of tbo~W dtst Church Fnday evenmg Hos Cartwright at Mason last TUesday Jly for several weeks left Mon general laws of Lhe Stale of Ohio, D4-1\tp prcstnt M:r and Mrs W n Mel tesses were Mrs oran Love and evcmng day Cor the1r home m Alhambra p!I'tifU1arly Sedions 133 01 to lr----------"""'IIUDIO 6 T'lLEVISION StRVlCE ton, Mr and Mn J c Bcar 11 Mrs Ray Fields The cventug was Tom W1llnms returned lo Hunt California 13348, mclusive, of the Revised Phont 1JO, ctefand Appliance Mr and Mrs Rod Ra nd Mr 01nd spent mformally After the open mgton where he IS employed after -+-C9(1e an" under and pur!mant to ln lovtng memor) or our f .th<'f ~:SU lld W. M.&.ln St.. , Pom"ror Mr.s Joseph! Fasanetll and son mg of the beautiful gifts refresh a week's vacation w1th h1s par PERSONALS an ordtnanCe No 125 adopted by J W Eskew who pa.sscd away Earl Joseph Mr and Mrs Clark mcnts were served to Mrs WJ!llam ents, Mr nid Mrs Lloyd Wit Mr and Mrs A c Newton of the council of sa1d village on two yea_r~ ago Sept 2 Sadly Lees and daugbler, Robtn Cooper Purcell Alhambra Calif Mrs llams St Clou~ Fla were weekend July 2, 1957 mlsscd'!W' hls family 9 3 ltc Save $100 to $11100 QUICK SERVICE on Wlltlh r.. Mrs Jerry A Roaeh ind Gayle Elizabeth Gruescr' Mrs William Floyd Roarh of Huntington '' guests ol Mr and Mrs George Both pnnctpal and mleresl arc - ·, - - . One Two and 11Jn•e Bet! rooms palrtna hJ ramor, Tr•lned Diana Roach Elm-er Brannan, Kelly, Mrs John Kell, 1\fr.s Thurl home due to the seriOUS Illness Lerner payable from !united taxes at the (8) ~~~f;e:to~n~nus;o~~ n;~~~~~~u!Jr watchmaker, c.;oLUNB JEWE Lillian Brannan Rt.'V an<l Mrs Stone Mrs \\i!Uiam McKmght of his father, Mr Sam Roach Mrs w T Stone IS Vl&itlng O(flee or the VIllage Treasurer, laM Po11hae $1,~~ V8 2 door we re dcallng Ofl the very low LERS Poneror 1-3-U Robert Hurley and children Ro Mrs Emil Kmght MT's HalliY relatives in Columbus 0 this Syracuse, Ohio Sedan, H_ydramatlc dme, H & move m tomorrow Try w1 be1 t, Trcssle and Bruce Gibbs, Mrs Jacob Phllt!pS !\Irs week ' All b1d9 must be aceompanu:d M One careful owner I OW e5l po&!lblc terms! Dotty Dowell, Wm Blemng Oris Cunningham Mrs Oro Glbb, Mrs Earl Dean Knight who I by a liond or cerlifted check, pay mUeace A cream pucr Blaet CONCRETE BLOOU Phyllis Melton . Nellie Bessmg Mrs Arthur \\iaylan~. Mrs Harry /. has been a surgical pal1ent at the able to the village, equal to at- . . . tnorr. Pomeroy 8 29-61< • TIN ':'DJ~:E SELECTION "lultd l o - Por ~ Naney Dowell Allen Dowell Eve Gr>mm llrs Vernon Gnnste.d Holzer Hospital lll.Jio!Jjpotit wa.;1lmt one (I \l,.P" cent of Ihe Mln!f recundltloned user! one 0 Jyn anrf Demce Woomer Mr and Mr.s Ellen Duncan, Mrs Lucille removed to her bohle"'M:onday bonds bid upon conditlol'l 111M Ford 1895 2 door Sedan and lwo bl'<lroom trOllers RUESER BLOCK CO. Mrs ·otto ,Iones Mr and M" Powell Mrs Earl 1'1elds MIS Mr and Mrs John Ftelds and that 1f the b1d IS accepted the fls Original black flnl.! h lik e new FRF t DELIVEnY - QU!f Kl I MIIH North of,...,.,.., Blll.Y Lee Wllkmson and familY George McKmght Mrs Ruiter ehlldren, F't Worth, Tex have cal officer Will deliver to the Blaettnars Pomcroy_ _ 820-ll _ tc Open Days A Week __ James R Jones of (, Jasgow w Kmght, Mn Eu.abeth Johnson, By TED W. BROWN been guests of Mr and Mrs An succe5sful bJdder, w1thm tbrce 7 19M Mercury $140~ 2 door ---- --Va Mr and Mr~ Otho Dla11 Mrs Mnbcl Skaggs Mrs Willwm Stcrtt~ry of St1tt drew Fields and fam1ly weeks or the awar<l a complete, "lind Top" coupe Power Mr and Mrs Edw81d Somers Fields Mrs Evelyn Edwords, Mro Ohto " one of the 23 states Mr ond Mrs I w Gtbbs and ccrl1f1td trsnscr>pt of the pro Steering Mcrcomatlc tlr ve ll'(c (;oodClt~aaVndCII"t Mr m1d Mrs A Ray Roush Mr Clyde Ji lcids Mrs Francis John which makes uadequate' prov! daughter LoiS Ann have spcnt1c eedmgs .sohowillg the bonds to 1 DIIW ln every dch.ll Blnrttnan All Makes and Modell nnd 1\lrs Mason Mormton Jr and son, Mrs Davtd Ftelds Jr Mrs s1on for votil!g by members of the lhe p.<Uit week In Chester W Va, have been legally tuued and the Pomeroy 2Q Hie US 23 South ehlldren Darlene and Donald ul WilHam C Gt bb' Mrs Donald armed servtees ThiS does not the guest of hiS brother Hal Gtbbs btdder wlll receive ar.d pay for 8 WAVERLY OHIO AUTO SALIS Parkersburg 1\fr and Mrs Mri James, Mrs J 1\1 Crump, MJs1:1es mean thkt only 23 slates allow Mr and Mrs Edward Yurley Jtucb bonds as may be Issued as 19158 Bultk VB t2 -490 4 door ! v1n Supple Mrs. Leland noach Esther MoKmgh_t Helen Rlffle members \ of the armed acrv of Pittsburgh were visJtlng rela abover set forth, wtthln 30 days of Specla\ liard Top' Sedan I r.!~ 1 and dau,thter Mary Lou Mr and Eileen Anderson, Betty Kelly ICes to vot-e, but oply 23 states tives here last week the award sa1d bond to be foc th11n U 000 n1Ues Dynaflo~ !FOR SALE) Mrs E11 rl Morr1Aton and ch1ldre11 Helen Jenkins Bessie Jenkins, have set up laws which allow them Bett_y BttTriS and Juhbng Me· fruted or 9aid check to be rctatn drive R It H Almost like the .~or Hl'i ••• urrmh nr Sc hnol~ Nt•\1 Dan I.arr)' And Net!, of Charles Mildred Chapman Marllyn Gibbs either to vote w1tbout bemg reg1s- Clung attended the Farm Youth ed bl' the village 1f nid conrll day It W'll old Blacttnon Stamless R('fflgerator 32 ru ~UCTURAL t IIAMI trn Mr and Mrs E r. McC ul Judy Duncan Conmt Sue Gil tered, or to register by ma1l Planntng comm~ttee In Pt Pleas lien Is not fulfilled, cr said chctll 1 Pomeroy 8 2Q..fftc ft 2 dm1r co mplclc w1th 11nll .CRAP IIOt•- MnALI locn Mr and Mr'll Roy Yauge 1 !land, Ellen Grimm Sally Lou Oh1o docs not requtre a person ant Monday evening to be returned promptly at the "" $0511 uu now $650 IIQ ()uar and clul<lren Clara Cathorlnc Love, Debra Ftelds, Eltnore Ed ~ request of the •umssful bidder antend JA CKS I!EFRI(,ERA and Roy Ralph Rollms Johp W wardo, Maxtne Kearns and Pres if the transcr>pl IS not Tt<lN Nt W IIAVEN TU 231137 Sumner, Leah Ann Copley, Judtln ton Love J Wlth>n the time speclhed herem "" -ne 110 __ doora 1nd one like new Dcl[!,JJ c 8-19 2"p F'' """"" Rae Conley I'ltr and Mrs Robert Th e vtII age reserves 1th5e r1g ht 1o 2 door Blaettnar~ Pomeroy ~~.l - a-ny and aII b d Sumner~" Mrs Charlfs Palrm r I ~ r'"-~en 1 • 8-29-8tc FOR SAlE - Apple! New lla the latter of Long Beaeh, Cahf The prinCipal amount or the 10112 rontlae 1(498 2 door Scd>n Vtn Orrhord New limn Phonr 120 BI I Mr and Mrs H E Crnmp !It ISSUe Will be reduced by the Hydramatlr drive Orlgl n•l ltuht TU 240118 Hilt' - - - - - - - - - - and Mrs Barto L Durst Jr and Jr HQIIIN N.IUIIIIIIII. l.t. amount of cash payments o! aroen fln~h Bl1ettnsr. romr 1 lllrnoooSim(MOu IDillhliCI AI•.., ehlldren Sherry and Alan Mr ly Clifton Good Will Ctm 18N'T II nlcelo .. t bact hOIIll tlflclnl\rumonl ean record them. me.,ments made prtor to the roy 8 20 6tr GilA VELl' 1 dACTOR SALI!:I a•d MIMleport ,.,,. • Automobl.. and Mrs Robert K Lewis, Mu. SURPRISE PARTY llltd rtiU after& vaealloDI Il'tbtm ..,tlmatod that a nOll date of solo, tn which event sub· ser .. ee R A Flr.law, 811 Z Boo<ll PhOI't GIII-I ~ Naney Btom Mr and Mrs Robert A surprtBe btrthday party was Well, you probabiJ clon,reaiiH In 10011 wortlnf Dlller ean recos· stanllslly equal annual maturt !lain St rom my 7 21 :1"7>' -Ltwlj and clnldren, ~llthsel and given for Phylha Wilham• eclc It, bot JOUr DOH ..tuaii.Y heiJ)InlN lht odor of a ltroDI chetDI· ties WJII be retuned The bond• CQMJ>1,JITE lnouranee Prolldlo., Sarah, Mr and Mrs Preston An bratlng hor 21st btrthday Saturday ,au pt lid or lhat teNion wblch ~In a quanUtJ u om.U u oa!J are ofrered subject to thts ton Lift, Aut< Fire, Polio Call Dor dmon ano son David, Mr and nleht at her home by Mrs Clara !roQueDIIJ aoccmp&D(u &home- two lrUIIOIIIha of a pam. dltlOn - -Mmilean~ --M1llo, l\llddle;•r~ Obto Mr< 1conard Knapp of Cleveland William• and Ann ward trip and tho &pprebeNion You Dillb~ :'f.!llto polnl IIlli No condlttonal bids wtll be re L It IIAW~GS SONS OJ. - 2t fomatou IJrgro Pink Mrs Charles E VanSiokle of St Those attcndtng wero Jar.ct and the tn4 of & '*C&IIoiiiOmelllllU lll!olha not Ume abo cotved The approVIng opiniOn of "ur 'l"ret'ker Service naJ non acln St t nn•l hnu "e East Albano Mn Ma••le Lanier !II Janlee Nleholoon, Opal Kelly Mma brlnp. - · - ·Wilt a Wbolo ounce of IODII ex· Peck, Shaffer & Wllltams bond Phone a2'l Nl4ll Phone from ~ct i 'Joi hoUNI wm. H IIAl WAID ulld Mrs Russe!tUwil Mr and Lcwlt, Dorothy 81akc, Denver fcaWal SauD - . . ,. penal peztume. illtorneys of Clncmnah, Ohio, Will ..X DODGI • PLYIIOUTH Holme!, Syntcu~c Oh1o " o..~• be f r h•d 10 the Blake, Gene Roush, Larry Fox, DIA1188 , II U · r·-"'·Jllgljlat ~ u DISt hu<: cxpcose successful 8 13 tf "'fr• Robart H RleC alld son Bob Wamsley, Donnie Smith Jaek .... ........., 11110uof JOur D\l/11 .. , 1 b1dd •t'IO.WI.. Bobby Mr und Mr. Houoton Young, Ro•cr Taylor Elaine cart homeeanlnduceaoonaoo!weU· 11 taka bul&lllll! or oo'lot era l=or Brannan and chlloren Cathertnc wrljjht. Judy • Williams, Janet Zer '-'•• ••-u·•-·t -urDOH to brlnabt.ct 10Dtolon1 1 d Bidsd should scaletl WATER and en , --> _,. and re•···"-· ~- • ..,.. ,. 'BID be FOR •-,., - • and Sammy MI., Mary Brannan your entire bodJ'. lomtloD ~4en~ Perhapt you orsc · Bar ' Rcatauranl E.ltahhshed 111 L ... l'lliM II Mr and Mro Poke Lte and grand You dOn't ha" to lllW & COD- WDD't COIIICioWJ 'recornlle tJI1 IVORKS ASSESSRhMErdNTD bu1ine1...for 2li yrs Wrltr Box _,.,, Olllo children, Roger Lee and Su<On oclona of!ort alonikr. In r..~ odor t1 .u; Bul your oll&ctol"J IC a uc wor.,, c/ o Scntlnol B29 6tc GOOD BUSINESS (,ro<'6ry atmc Clo at. C.K W111o Williams you probt.biJ won't lit- &wan n! mech&DIIIII lllfi&IIIIJ wDI Vlll!ge Clerk and li:qul pml'nt c,ood rdzed lot Rook ....... I S<aberry, Mr and Mn Jahn Ltwli PICNICS IDJ !&tDIII&r odcr,t,IIIL Btal- your IIWIIDI711110 ~ Syracuse, Ohio Loc11lcd 1n Rutltmd Vtllagc .__ _ _ _....._o;;:IIID tmd chl!dron, Ann Mary Jane and Janet Z.rkle of Hartford, Ann ,•• The o1 111»111 18 21 2$ (9) 4, 3te 11010 Very r<!asonahly pneocl Poor • John R, !'rank Rou•h Mr anu and Phylila Williams, Janot and 1iiiL ) ' Mrs Harold Ltwls and granrldau Janlee Nlehoi!On were pl(nlcklng Not 01117 11 DOlt 1111 01117 oar 11110 our • -----health reason for retirement hter Deloris Bum"arner Mr C d p k S d Dfi&D IIIli t IPI rroWIIII '!bat'~ how your DOlt tl&ll de· iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil; Phnnt 21934 MrM W S Up g 11\',UIIA Cl AGIN, • at am en ar ' un ay tbroqboul your ll!e, It 11110 teet lhl l&tDIII&r loothlnr lur· aln"cr 8 30 6t< Plro. Automo•II•,HH"' and Mro [ eonord Dowolt and On Mor.dny, Jim Stewart, ;la Dltl of the moot remarbblo rot1114IIIP q.t your cwniiDIIIeond chU1!ren Mkhae), Lee Kay Hl1d son, Larry Fo1, Ltnnk! Smith Tom meeh•nJm• of tb•IDUre bodJ. let;yov.knaw ita t;lme to rtlu. ACCIDINT Dexter Mrs Carrto Caudtlt Mr Wdltams, Helen Ga)heart, Ann QVIIIICIII41111SELL OR TIIADE Lifo, c-Ity and Mrs Jame1 Ltwu. ch1ldren and Phylllo Wtlllams and Janet AllaiJI(af Cdon 0. D.: 1'1 II tr)le \hal ol411 'New Rul1ber Belting 8 wide, II'J Recrl Estate Broker Btrky, Bud, Barbara and Conmc and JI\RI« Nt<holson motored to No l&lx>rtlo17lnltrtuuDb ean motbm ha" a -lot laldenCJ foot long 2".1 II P and 1 ' ' II P I In MIDDLI,ORT. 01110 Mt ancl Mn James M I rump Lake Aim• at Wellston equal tha DOle when 11 comea to 10 il" birth Ia I'!)~!~ I practlca!ly new Electric Moton Ylo aro INdotl with Trrtdo·ln•ll FOil ,_II Ott The next reunion of the fatntly Mr and ~Irs George Burn• and recef'flnji and onabllnl odors &I Aillftr: Yeo, tllere II l allllhlll - Wlll S<ll or Trado for 800 x 16 61I Tltoy mull t» Look Em wtll be held on lhe fourth Sunday dauchtera, ~everly and Cheryl, lop opee4 Tbt D ... can delocl ~r propqrllon of lwlnl bon llres Stanley Glbb• Rl2, Long Mlkt ,,. an Dffer. tn August at the home of Mr went to Chorleston on Monday Ilion 10 IDIDUII lhtl DO ~elm· lo ol4er IIIO)hm. Bottom, Ohio, In bttck of new and Mra Roy Y1us:er slluated on Mr ,..nd Mrs Joseph Shea of I liM blr-m.tiail•• II.. E"lm High School on , Rt T 2nd bouse down Shade River Route 17 about len miles up Edgewood, Pa are house guests or ;;::;-;-~. r;;;;;;.,;"F:;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;,;;;;;;;._I FARM FOR SALE 14811 ocreo Mr and Mrs Ned Kina: The leaders of the local 8 31 3tp Sell raa1onably Contad Clan frBrn Henderson 1-I!H8 Model 3 Mr and Mrs Arthur Flek of dtsl Church a1)d the Model& Run fine - : ; r - -- - - - - Wcleh, Ill I Rutland 0 JOHNSON.Ollll NUPTIALS Pomeroy were ~altlnc on Mr and Church hove orgamzed 8 31 3tp (12) The Methodl•t panonOIC m Mro Ned Kmg o~ Tuesday •ven fellowship to be notl·denonoint•·l tJa The Brlp~e~l Cor1111 New Haven was the sce11e of an ir1g uonal All _youth of tile -- ~~~11_ _ 3 to ~ mum fur nished hou8c or F\lR SALE Eltella Holter house Impressive ceremony when Miss Mr hnd Mrs John Llverscdge of cor(hally mvlted to apartment In Pomeroy or Mid in Racine, 4 rooms and bath up Virginia Moe Johnson dauJhter Cbnleaton was caiUni on Mr and meetings will alternate U(lftlht Beelwtth plano Good dl cport Cal l J '"'"' Tho bel Ben and B rool!lll down Hliheat ol of M"ro 'Mlilmaa M JohniOn and Mrl Ned H•nry, Thursday the churehea. MeelllW to be CondlUon can lOOn SPruce franklin Slore, New Haven w fer accepted Contact l.awrencc the lite Mr John.son Hartford Mr and Mn George Burns en each Monday ev~nlng from 6 to •N30J. Muoa City. 8 31 6lp V• 9-43tc Holler Waterford, Ohio. Pbone and William Gibbs, son of M1 tertatned, Thursday, with a plcftle 4 door. Cbeap transn01:tatloi1l HAS \YRICK 1\~jeo for Sale on lblley Run - -- - •• • - - - ~ Beverly 713-F4 9-3-6tp and Mra Dewey ~lbb• Lttarl supper. They had as gueato Mr anrt Mra Llversedae, Charleson~ W T Stone received iii; 11 Pomeroy Rt 2 Frank ( 14) For Rent 120 ..,., _ 8~ ,.,;s ~_,--....:==-NOTICI OP A,I'OINTMINT Mr and llr1. Joseph Shea of Pitts lnjur1es Saturday evemnl! lll'ltk. ~le tractor tillable E1tlmate 7500 Admlnlotrator burlh o~~nd llr and Mrs Ned Hen· hl! ear got out ef control Ap&rtmcnt for rent 4 rooms and f fL timber Good fences Plenty lstoto of Roy Lowla Smllh ry .4, door Clean and mce 1 balh Adults only Phone 440M water GC~od 7 room hlluse ran into a tree o.r :t~h·~~:shl~~~~ Notice 18 hereby pven that Roy Mrt. Ned Henry, !Mrs Joseph Service Stat1on tn P1 or 24 Y 8-21-8te Luge bim other outbulldlnp R Smtth whoae Poal O!llte Add S~ea ond !\Irs George Burn• and Sumo lru1l Mootly peach A reos II Portland, Ohio haA be\n glrlo went lo Williamstown and accldent occurred about Nice rurn1shrd apartment in Mid Mr Slone'a <;Of was conupbtlely I lood !arm and priced rtlhl duly appolniOd as Admlnlltntor Pukeraburc, Tuesday dleport 1 room! and bath Call demolished larl Mondor, Rnltor of the Estlte. of lloy Ltwla Smith Kr ond 'Mrs Poarl Ronah and 6170 6 31 8tt Poa•l Porkor, A~tnt hie ol Me~• C<>UI~, Ohio, de- Jtamilf, Eut Uverpool, Ohio apent Plittlo 201 4 room house 3 acre1 &arden $35 ceuod ' the -k end wtlh llr and Mra per month At Apple Grove - aSl Sle Dated lhll 3111 day of Allill't W H Fox See Alex Wheeler 8 31 3lc Lot 8ll x 40 Desirable location !9B7 Villll., llr. 1 John C Bacon Johnaon over Ext~Ion f(IC!d• ~· Chlldre111 HoniG Hill flOO. J~dte ol the Probate Court and::.-:--: .• ::• Han).,, nat l<ati>ld Mardi. DroP <.1oiiii- Contael Geo. Cond• 1611 Lh> coin Heights, Pomeroy Phone •~•If• County, Ohio vi ·~~!(i!Oiiiii,:E~ II!II-Y Home I Cliaton r<llher, ltllHlttWL t -~~. {t) 4, 11, ' SJe \ ' fhml2ti5Jt ll ~ u 82J•M . ~ ... v,.._:~:i 1, , ' WANT ADS PttONE 398 I I , 6° 1 ;ml~er~~ (181 Employment Wonted I Notices ° ""' ~ ~4, I (19) Business Opportunities I 1 (20 )Business Servir.es Cll"ffOft ' Ill Cord Of Thanks Trailers Buy Now! -- ::::=:-::===--·--- I Aut.l Soles I your Electt"on Laws ~or, , Waverly Mabile Home Sales METROPOLITAN t-==-~~~=~:""""':":"J I=======~=== WE BUY l~o~~:v~~let~o "n~~w a~l~79~ JUNK CO. ~-- - -- 191 your Nose says Re1ax OH 10 VALLEY CLIFTON nsuronce your va~ation s ov~ \ --- Scle - ------ 10-For Solp or Rent -.z I :r i '1--... .~ u. o.-. ~~b B~::ew!~~~~m~:a ~~~t~!! BOkND~~ ~ 61TTIN HITCtiED WHILE ~ORE SKIMMIN ACROST T~ 1\JRTER tN fRONT Of A MESS 0' FOLW5 COIIIT SEEM SOLEMN EI,Uff To ME ~·FOOTSIE FIVE IIUNNeRT n $299.00 BAKER I I WontedtoRent - ' •' ..' ' I .'' ' }3th Annua} ...,.. ··- DAILY CROSSWORD National Guard 0 Court Of " I j I ' ~ j;i.lNJi~- l - ., , 1¢$}~ -- HOW DO YOU LIKE MY NEW NICKNAME ? --· -- - READY MIXED I - ,.u;;-.: 4-Mercurys CONC RET E 1 1-1949 Plymouth WASHED SAND & GRAVEL 1-1951 Chevrolet GOlGUIN GRAVEL CO. ror r:.z- . -we••• ,., 1-1949 Ford ond MA\\1 WHAT GIIJ. 00 ~E KNOW W£ COULD INNEllDUCE TO FOOT5tE 7 ,.I. ' We Select Only The 1Very best in Used New Furniture 'II w:e. BY VIIHIIJU!Jl;jnil; -IIOIIIIIIt"'t oN..... FURNITURE v-sn of the Flaming Arrow wou1d have tied on added relel&el, Patrol gave Second elm award• (ContiAued from p1gJ Ont) amd they W'Jre not preaented (Contlnuod from Po- Onol to Korl Beck Rlebord Bodlmer 1 After Sheets' talk, <lloeu,.l<ll\ r Tom Rail and Carl Lefever -Two years ago upan arlvu:e pointed to conceht with toes in rom 1stratlve uslotant to Bl1hop Leonard Gw!•.. ow"'"· d , , . """' •• , va. ~ of the State .DePIIrtment of Edu !he dlstrlet " mneh II to eoneern Hazen G Werner On Saturday after th Ttb Flytnti Eagl" pre,.nted Second cation th e Nor>fhern Board 88 with better educaUon It was stat s~,gned aU !IS }\tgh school stude1,1 ls ed 'What was lood enougfJ for Bishop Hazen G We~:~~: re:ideni Clau awards to, G,uy Ault, ~ack to other dt&lr!l>ll roe lo good enou(h for my chll b1shop of the Ohio Area, WtllJ Satterfield, Denn1.!1 Saelens, Llo)'d speak to the Ja_ymen on the sub- Sayre and Harold Lemley 2 - The board shortly after dren " Coleman o! the Wolf Patrol '' ar(b resrlndecl Its own arlJOn Sheets noted that the 1tntc Je<l "The State of th o Chureh m Uftt'r IJIC!Umre wus broucrht b) b(lard has approved hi~ p0111tion an Ohio ' That evening the me 11 gave Second Closs a wards tq For rll.<t Barhtrl and Erie Chambers dbtnrt Clt17.en~ who lnstst"ed on relea~;:lng students Sh@ets' P"' n hear Bl1hop F Gerald lj:nsl:y holdltlg onto the1r hiJ;h school son, Jam(ls, Is enrolled at Rutl'and sul~mt bishop cl the Des 'Mdlncs wtLll two others of his Patrol S Until Monday of this week thts terln Area and former pastor ol North absent I David Z11 k!e Senior Patrol all request s for relenses hud been / Board members cmphatieally Broadway Church of Columbu grantod by the board totalling d(llUed they had 1111d two ye11n speak on The tin 1ty We Seek!• Leader wns introduced b)' Mills enb a ond iuuse for a new BJsbop Enslf'Y will come dtreetly and pre~cnt e d the W1ld Lift: "' I ago w•• " to the meeting from Oberlin where Management and the Fore.str)' 4 Monday mght member Darrel Stade school ad(\1\1on was ~pprov he wtll bave been a delegate to ment bat'ges wh!C'h go toward Jus Hanmg <:hanged his mmd and sup ed that such approval would "save \ ported a mot1on to rescmd the ac the high school ' It was agreed, the conference of The World berommg an &gle• Scout Council of Churches on uThe Un· The scoutmaster thanked the tlon granting the 51 x releases however, that ..rumor and talk • lty We Seek" r, mothers or the Scouts and Cubs For rescmdmg, Darrel Hanmg and was 8pread tllat such action would On Saturday mornmg the lay who und.er \he d1rect1on of Mrs Glen Haning of Pagetown agamat save the high school WJII partiCipate m workshops Jack: Salterf1eld served punch regelndln~, board pre8lde'nt Paul I Discussion also showed that the men In a of varied areas of and eook1es to the boys leaders lne Atkms nnd Mrs Carne Sheets ptatf! does not want the high churchnumber work md audience The board two years ago a£ler school as it is but wtll not take New conference lay leaders WJ I sendmg its n1gh school students the responsibility or clo!llng tt be takmg part in the meeting Fot WclJs presented Cub awards to nwa), retracted when Citizens Neither wlll the board the OhiO Conference, the lay lead Roy Coleman, Pat Edwards, Asa sc:nured the countryside and ob However, by the 19~9 60 term er Js Paul Moberg ol Cmelnnatl ~rndbur) David Jenkins John tamed enougll teachers 1'he stitc all high schools m Ohio Will oper Doyle Stocker, New Philadelphia, Evans, Jtmmy Butcher, who won hod asked the boald rlo •hat's pte on a SO-pupil unit plan per IS lay leader for the North East the Wolf award Roy Coleman best for Its ')tudents .. teacher Th1s would provide Rar- Ohio Conferel)ce Larry Gladwell John Evans, tthe Havnsonville High School this rlsonvllle enough furKis uJr two Goi(len Arrow, Mirhl Puckett yeur has four rull time teachers teachers and VlrtuaJly loek the 8e:1r Ray Picken&, Llun"' Mtebl and one hulf hme It needs f1ve to high school doors ' llo) d Michl Archer " Jimmy meet state •tondards tl cant pay Willingness •• the Northern diS I Butcher Denner awards Mils five trl(lt to face this fact, and the pos (Continued from Page One) M\ rO"n M1Uer whose son b be Principal Ernest Claywell told stbtl1ty oltl ever really happening berg "Compony d u 1011 commg e Scout was presented the the board Monday nt&ht Harrison has not been In the majority yet: alty--Can an : 11"1 ~ Lo) '!len Mothers Certlf!Cllle ot AoVtiJe cannot offer educational op it was clear Both?. Is the bj P yee Ha\ic proval for her work as IRlstant pohumhll~ cumpared to larger John La aup ect Den Mdlher for Mrs R R. Pick schools FERNDA'" It! h rew~ ersonnel suner en's Den Charles Sllloets Jr addre•sed ""• IC uP - Po- VIsor, Ohio Power Co , Ports hce receiVed $2 and a letter frofll mouth will kt C H \\'.,.e Jr , chairman of the meeltng askmg for contlnu a Grand Rapids man who explain· o •a' lldl spea o Group Tine. ance of the release pobey Five ed he got 19 much pleuure fro... n u ng Cost-Conselous Su the Troop Committee and other more release applleatlons were ta lk 1ng hl! way out of a parkin& ·• pervlslon ' members of hn1 committee were r~ady for presenlahon when the lteket that be decided to pay Jhe "Appfymg Good Personnel Po guests at the Co•rl of Honor ljoard tied on the mot10n to re fine lle~es en lhe 1ob' " the subjeet wh1eh wai wei! attended b) par·~----which will be dlseussed lo Group enls and other relatives of the • Four by W F Boyer Jr super buys -ioi>il lntendent, foil department KaiSer ACROSS a Spendthrift 26 Back ~~~~:; ~nd v~hemlcal co. no. I vote 6 Fetter 27 Son of e lle!raud 7 -and IJcltn E E Slack assistant superm II Coron<t / egp '9 B)'uth· ~Continutd from Patt Ontl tendent Motive Power, Wort 12 CUt Into two 8 1\lver tOer ) Slmpliftcation and Personnel p~rsons- g~~thered on t~e other equal parts 9 Atrlrm Che..p\'"fe and Ohio Radway; 11de of the street oppoSite the JS Accumulate 10 Gull·llkt 33 HunUngton, will lead Group FIVe sohool 1' Rtddloh. bird matellat "l'he Wh• and How o( a Work Some whlt,e stue.ents sa1d thot yellow 11 Ribbon 3f lelond Slmpllf1• •tlOn Program" " 11 be If Negroes we!e allowod m the 1 U SparkJ Rower off dtv ·ssed by Slarl: school, !bey wpuld refuae tc a•~ 18 Three 19 Unen ~ lrelond .e.d tprelltll 20 OIOSJ ' 35 Tlbttan At the clo11mg luncheon seadon 1 After the 1 euardsmen t urned 18 flea eagle 21 Sure prleilt In the Marshall Omlng Holl (war ) (oolloq ) 38 Partly 39 Otherwlat Glenfl Fouche, vice pres1dent of tl1e e~ght Negroes back the 18 Manaclea 22 Young aeal open tO Observe• Parade PubheatJons, Jnc , Chicago crowd tn front of tl1e build me II Backbonea 23 Rtver 88 Prealde U Conaumtd flllnols will adlress the delegat broke up and the !800 white stu :If Klltte hilt IS A ) at o u A twintna 1 es on 'U Are the Answer <ents at the !JChool reported to 28 Tom 2~ Fortify tea tabJe vine Reservations for the ronftrence their rlasse!l Sawyer'• friend may be made with Paul H Collins Meanwhlle, half tra l'ks were ao Precloas directOr or adult education at still slaltoned at lhe corners o! atone Marshall Co11ege and cha1rman the school grounds and guards 31 A tremOf the conference planmng com men paced entrances to the bllnr mtttee school They carry rarb1nes and 32 Devoured The conference IS open to all ~1dearm~ none of wh1ch are load· Sf A wln1 Tr1..State industries ll 1s co spon e!l 3T Ocoan sored by tbe Huntington Fore Uowever, live ammum twn 1s m 38 Fbotttko man Managers Clnb and Marshall th~lr lfeiU part Theme or the ~957 eonrm ence U Indian Tile Arkansas Gazette said 1l Is Pro~ress Makes Prosperity ' prince made a check of all L1Ule Rock U Gunwale pin "DOl' stores sel ilng , ,;~ uns and knives 15 To daunt v 1he newspaperi,JsaJd dealers re (archaic) n ported no unusual mcrease m the cs Home (~onllnuH from P1"' Of\•) sate of possible weap.1s Fau u Nootrtlo bad Cub Pllck trauung, became I bus, m h1s tcii-'VJswn ~peerh Mon f8 River Srouts 1n less tune than other 1day mg:ht sa1d rcporLs of large ) (Belg) boys, • • " s.ale~ of kmvcs and guns were a DOWN Ue ll\lr:o4u<:~d Pack master large, factor 1n placmg th e troops 1 Man'a nickname Wells whc presented Robert at Central Htgh ~ 2 Favorable Swanson, Ray P1ckkens James The Gn2ette q ted Little Roek opportunity M1ller Alan Wallace, K1m Neal Pohce Chref M"a vJn H Pl)tts as 3 hllectric 1James. B~ley and Darrel Stumbo 1 saymg hu mt:n had taken no piS· eatftlh who are leaving the Cub ScouU 1tols from students and 'We f Lend and enteri~ tfie Scouttng pro haven t seen any carovans e1th gram 10 Troop 24~ M11ls wei 1t'T ' ~~aubus sa1d he had 'un ' rneuure. • _ comed ttle ntw Scouts and said Idemable reports" o.f motor cara ,J)AILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here'• how to work lt: that the Pack's loss was the van~ 1-'0nverglng on Uttle Rock AXYDLBAAXR Troop's gain I to assemble on the school groWld Is LONGFELLOW The Seoutmaster presenled hiS SHOW CAUSE ORDER one tetter almply stands tor anothJr In tblt nmple A ll uaed four Assistant Scoutmasters Lar Davies ordered school superm ror the three L s, X for the two 0 a, eilc Slhcle letten apoa· ry Rice, Charles Vro~;nan, Gene tendent and members of the trophu, the length and formation ot the words art all hlftta Coleman and Leenard Gw1ar.dow· school board to show e&U!e why lta.eh day the code letten are diflerent sky. TbeE;e young me.n who have CentraJ High had not been mte boon worklnc for the past two crated occordmg to the gradual A Crn>lorram Q..tauoo year• with MUll are leaders of plan whleh wsa to havl! gone Into • VYHZ OZERtll NY SZ & UVI&II~I the four patrola m the Troop aet1on Tuesday and tber presented awards to Faubus said he will have to de LAZM ON OZERZR NY BZ & RloeiN ' tide whether to ~ae the troops ( their potnol 1110mbera ltlce, head of the Apache pa to proted Nell"o tblldren enter -IZAM. / 1 J trol, rove Te~?.erfoot awards to Inc the school jle added he shll l!!t*ll Oller onij ilatold Vance thlnka he Will be protecllng the • Yeolo....;.o Cr»lo4uoto: STUDIJIS S£8Yil 11'0k PIIUIHIT• 1'0& ORNAIIIENT, AND FOR ABIUTY - BACQJil ~0 Seoond Clasa to Charles Negroes by keeping them out of Diltrlb•lltl br l:iq' .........,.......,.. Clte,dle S<hool avur Rodne~ Downln~ Room• d~hvercd Meth0djSl Laymen ICIIId !la release policy Thu! It ON iHE CON11<ARV, EI.IZA&11ol I I 8EUEVE OUR WIUS : FIJT\JREIS STAKil �• .; ~I . 8-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0 Sept 4, 1957 • nua S wartz Faml Reunion An 1y I Held At Woode Grove Sunday Tht annual Swartz reunton wu Mrs E W Brien Shade Mr 0 PontiOUS Cblli held m the Woode Grove Sunday, and Mrs John Sept 1 A basket dmner was served at noon Wilham Swartz of Ca nal Wm chester president he1d a short business sessmn when Otto Swarb of Shade was elected pretildent cotbe ftlr and MI'8 W!ham Swartz Canal Winchester Mr and Mrs I Earl Swartz and three children Canal Winchester Mrs Flarlbel 1Turner Le,ncaster Mr and Mrs 'Marvm Dutcher and seven chil I and Lucille Shumway of Columb"' dren, Groveport Mr and Mn Har scu etary treasurer for the next ry E Barnhart Canal Wmchester two years Charles n woode and \ Iva Findhng Helen Fmdlmg both Hobart Swartz are shU to serve of coolville Rt Mr and Mrs 3 th e gJound arra ngcme[lts Fred Barnhart Groveport Mrs 0\Hlh 11 other voluntcl!r help to erect Arthur Swartz Sr Canal Winches a shelter house for next year New ler Mr and Mrs Ores Swartz rest roo ms a tables " ere pro Athens VJdl.'d thls year 1 Mr and ~~ .s C E Woode Tllprnose present were Mr and Mn Otto S\\artz illld :\1arllyn Shade Mr and , tr:; R E Burson Athens Mr <~nd Mrs C'larlrs n Woode. and Clair Coolvtlle n D Mrs J E Ha)es Chester \1r and Mrs Sed o Brien Col u11b u Mr and --- - - per! Plams Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz Coolville H D Mr and Mrs w A Swartt Athena Mr and Mrs A v Swartz and Vernon Chester Mr and Mrs Millard swart<' and three cluldrern Cool v11le n D Mr and Mrs Ralph Montie and thru.~ children Guysvillo R D Mr and ~rs Stanley Meeka Karl and Kenny Athens GraeJe Swort 2 Guysville R D M• and Mrs Harold swartz and daugbter I Wlihamstow 11 w va Mr and Mrs Gerald Swartz Marietta c ·-- l I I TONIGHT Grace Kelly 1 ~er SIIY. arl ( ra GREEN FIRE J and son ami M1ss Cll'o Pa rker of Columbu8 were weckcncl guests ot Mr and Mrs PParl Parker Laurel Cliff MarUynn Tracv dau ght er of Mr and Mrs fi01 TraC) Jr under wrmt a toJlS IIectom y and aden01d ec: tomy a.t Holzer Hosp1tal l ues dar Mr and ~1.:rs Paul Kautz and family of Co!LZmbus were weu; eno guests of h1~ parent \lr and Mrs W I Kautz Mr an~ Mrs Denver 1 homa and Mr and Mr.s Max Me~n ha rt were al Murra y C1ty Sun lay w &!tend the W1~e family reuu1on Mr and Mrs ~1anon Ilowell and dllugnter Nanc y IJf Columbu~ were weekend guests of Mr Dnd Mrs Walker Walker and M1 and Mrs James Will Chester nuad Mr and Mrs Walter Kauffm an and fimJiy Halifax Mass spent several days with her mottle! Mrs Lena lluber enrou tc to thur home fro m Grcdcy Co!omdo Mr onf Mrs Phil Gll)bokar a! u ram IV spen t the weekend In t il I LAdlef> Aux llary of Drew Webster 0 ost Amencan U!g,oh at the home of Mrs Ben Neutz:lmg Maple Place Gam()s were played durmg the cHnmg under the direction of Mrs Wilham BaxteT A mock weddin g was held "llh Mrs George Hackett Sr as bride Mn G~orgc Bearhs groom Mn Jed Webster brtdesmald Mrs J M Thornton groom s mo.th er Mrs On 1lle Wei! prtachcr ~rs Owen Watson rm g ben er Mrs Charles Sauer usher Mrs Bader p1 m1st <tnd Mn Ncutzl ng solo 1s Mm E1sclstem recc 1~cd a blan kct fro m Ute Past President_, and muny lovely mdl\l~llal ~1fts A ptnk aiJd blue color theme wa g can1cd out m the decora lions an d rerres hmen1s The chn ing roon table was attractive with Jllnk cover and blue rosette on each corner of the tabh A small basket filled w1th t,mk roseJi w th a eanopv of pmk we~dmg --- - - -- - - - - - -al~o- 'i==:;:;=::;;;;;::;:;;:::=:: : ) Htckman F1eld Honolulu, where he Is to be stationed tor two years Lt and Mrs Holter and son who have been at En£ AU' Force Base ColiJrado Sprmgt are nbbon Mrs Ernest L:lllance pre taking the southern route to Los lilded at the punch l.owl Angeles CaHf and wJil vJslt her Present were those na med parents at Yvalde Tex83 1bove :md JMrs Mayme Holmes Mr and Mrs 0 fi: McK.mley Mrs Thorn s Clark Mrs A V were m Athens thJS week to vuit !lowell Mrs Dey Hysell Mrs Ius brotlaer Mtlt McKmley who George Mowery Mr.s Eddle Sm1 lh 1.s senously Ill in Sheltering Arms Mrs Ernest Powell M,-s Elhm Hospital r ouch Mrs Otto Str~uss M1s!l Mrs Leo Childs lett Tuesdmy Evelyn FJCk. Mrs Cll ford Hayes Cur Prmeeton Jnd to visit airs and M1ss Enn~ Sm1th j Edith Walker and famJ!y Sendin g g~ffs but unable to at Mr :md Mrs Wilham Yeager tend w ~re Mrs Allen C R11l Kent are visiting her parents Mrs Gaynelle WISe Mrs frank Mr and Mrs C. E Vance Wbde Cheesebrew Misses Ka1e and Ell Ae IS on vacation zabeth F1ck ar1d Mrs Ph1hp Mr and Mrs. V1rgJ1 Wo()d and ~lemhart 1 cltiJdren Koren and Ronnie XenJa vue weekend g11esta of Mr aDd Mrs Ernest Covert ar1d family Wllham Meadows" and hi& mot~ cr Mr~ El1zabe~h Mendows Miss Reunion Emma Moulter M1ss Blanc-he and Mus Kate MeadOWil Huntington VISited Sundk!y with their cou I ArtiS. FOm IIY Is j Ieaton wero weekend gueot.s of Mr and Mro George Hackett Sr Mondoy the Hocketls entertained a group of relative! for home m•~ ice cream and c.ke Among thl guests were lfr and Mrs Tom Scally, local, Mr and Mrs Paul Scally New Haven and Mn Morr1s Wheeling Mr and Mrs. E R Tompkinl and grandson James Hamer rej turned home Sunday from BaJh more where they had attended IH s ostess F ladies Bible ClaSS Meets POMEROY SOCIETY or 1 f'IUGIIlAIR~; ~ frlgerator ant Hair Styling Gn8 llangc Pay Only $5900 do11 n COLD \\AVE and MACHINE PERMANENTS and • C and $29 00 11er month menta an<l al~ demDilltrated the use ot theae mateitil~ Miss Frieda 'Faeb!Ue •nd Miu Hame' MarJe Smith wlU npraent the club •t ~ state ConventJoo to be bold thll week 1n ColumbJII an!l ~thert are planning to attend the two da1 sesaions State I BAKER HGlr uHing WARNER1 $ F'URNITURE SHOP BrAUTY I On The Hrlghtcsl Corner I11 ~llddleporl W •nd e•t • Pomero• • {1race Campbell are Jcavlft.!f this week for a month s tour of the West Jn California the) Wil l VlS!l Lt Col Floyd Campbell of Satra mento and their n1ecc Mrs Gcr • - - -- - - - - WITH ALL OP TO DAY'S COMPO liT. who se rv ed ID Mrs Lowes ab· sencc and Mrs Watts Mrs Lowe was reported Ill ttl her home on Pawell Street and Mrs Barbare Smtth conllnut s to / • Campbell of Peacock Ave were E1 ma !'mHh o wen c amp be11 and f om1ly of ------ Memphis Mr and Mrs Joseph M C 1D h of Dayton Mr Twlble rS . \'OUS Campbell and Mn Henry Ca mP' Is Honor Guest bell ol Dotrott Mr and Mrs C K Milner ol Cleveland Wood• ow Stork Shower Campbell of Columblis and Mr and Mn Richards and baby of Mrs Marv Fowler ol Pomt Plea Memphis Tenneo""' :;ant and Alice Howard of Parkus- Colorful For Fun! For School' News In P lliN 'I' blouse wen~\ plus FASHION BONUS. The Malthlng Lover'• Knot-Buckle Bell. pattern' dtSebarge print a~ decor· IJU.JimP<~rtaut ground cottoo'that 11eeds. Sp~n~lng white plplttf clr· and peUte club collar, uoder· !RONCO i.INUtNE 'OODYIAR W!Lf 1001\ "' b•llt II< .,\., ood fuo fllltd hoWl - FLIXIIIUTY AND SU,OlT WITH Pf6GID SHANKS oold ~<hoot ah,. ,,..IMt Roush's Shot Stort 18'10 ture The total official Umc spent , ill Extension Service haa been 18 years and 11 months During the seventeen years m •Meigs Coll)lty Blakealee has as sisted Me1gs CoUnty fat~mers In tbe oraantzat10n of the Melga Soil Dl!rlrict Met"~ Coun ty Da1r)' SerVIce Cooperative Aasociatlon Meigs County i'rucJC Growers Assoeiahon and ass1sted In the ronp~t~on of are-a eoon••·· i atlvea meludmg the ~Otlthe,ui,ern , ()hlo Egg Au,uon So~theastern OhiO Poultry Producers Assocla ' lion Southeastern Ohio Beef t:attle Improvement A.ssoelatJon 'Southeastern Ohm Hereford As socjatton and th~ )luntlnglon In tentate Milk Produoora A.!so01a don lm provement proBfl"'' whloh been out.slandlng durma the sewenteen years mclude pas and meadow improvement work in d~ IlK! beeP' !II producllon•..d ..,.~rketl~' Blakeslee ~as been In charge of ttie agrleultural ffl dub pro W•m wp11kmg wHh over two lhou.sand club n1embers 1n aif• • cultural proJecll The 'NEW • .W FARMlNG a wee-ly newiPaJiiiO~ ~olumn, pub ll!bed ,In two p&)l<ra wltb a "" eulallon ol 20 OOQ has become an institution dunng the latt seven yell's lo a five county area Clo11e work and relatiOnships wilb aU Federal Agrtcultural Aeenele.< In the county has been one or the features of the Ex.teR:I (Contlnuod ~n Page Seven) Russell Enters · \ 0 at At Po memy Route 1 was• appreben ded by the Ohio H11hway Pall<>! and IS lodged Jn the MJdi'leport Jail pendi\lg hearing berore May or F111ber Manon Allensworth of Middle port is curnntlv free on bond an..d Will appear In Mavor's Court Saturday even1ng to answer to a charge <Of mtOIJCatJOn Middleport Park llarnso•nville od OpeOS 0~ Frl ay s ~ lltfUI6r lll..llng of Muldl~llrt PArk AIIJGO\at1on Frida~ mght were ~···• o ........... ·~,.... rn ~ .. ,~...... day of thlo week.< Fatmen Bank and Savings Co FeotlviUes are aebeduled to Jet Contrlbutiona are Still being underwiY Friday with a dance at accepted 18 a second operabon on the aehool With S.futday provid the youngater II n..,.ssary WJlh>n tng horse plilliRI coqteet lrocl· SIX months 1 or puUlnl conteal, amateur eon teal and jilterbu& eonleal feJt t th thre day {"-. arl.': will u;o ~be ~orie • abow soheduled lor Suntll¥ The Harrtaonville PTA will Cl aerv• tun<h•a and ot&er refresh 1 " menlo durl!lg ll!e tenuro of !he Prl~elptla of sehOttla m the fill' 1 , •o•nty ~tem mel Wednesday ' ,. night with Sup~lend enl of Schools o o Patte..,on and agreed on purchulng aecldent saranoe from John F Rkhmond Youthful Stock ·~~rfi·wi~t!.!il>l cWASHINGTON UP- ThiS Is tile I .Wry 1 San~SCiaua Pro Football Tn age on Rt 7 sat• thu morrung Be fe}em' Mr Carl popuiJrly.. knon BB the mayor of KinJabury has been llh the department 12 years For ITeamsters u• Risk Expul • From The VICfO Marshall {'-liege Fall Semester IN' SOLID COLO 011 ' GAY.' PltOVINC,.flL PRINTS . . 'I "" Now bii!IJ the warmth or authentic "Early AmeriCIII" atyling into your li..U.g room' C.-om Cnfted .. tlic tradi~ of our coloDial hen"JJI wtf4 paiN~ ~ce 011 wthe11tic delails like •, ..., hiJh wi1!J plea(fl Yet.. We wa-beautifu~'tailoml box ' iD "daY'10J~C'by"! lhia aola for younelldle ~indalliril:l IDdC:olotta lk have on ~y! • Ill~ aervlcea will be bold Slturdll' at 2 p m. In tile z.mg runeral Chapel fpJ' ~ Jloore, '13. who died earlY 1 lhurailar mOI'IIint In I!IOip Oon~ah Jloao ital • ' p The decetllli !lie wile of ~ . l~tt H1niD IIQore, w!tO ~l!dblr ' Jlirlll tlle Hall' lrbor coreman. Carll appomlment settled con h1ghw:~y jeeture here that state olheJals might name sn acUng superintendent fi'om outs1de the county A permanent appoint ment l& expected in the future Department ocflclals dechne to say when tbis seledton might be made Offutt, a resident ol SlivenviUe and a Demoorat, was asked to re sign by department offlc1ah which he d1d effechve Aui'Ust 31 He had served a11 supermtendenl about 10 years m t\f'O bl~hes MeigM.o Ponies 'how Speed At Washington Fair GoVernor NEWPORT Wlute House ll3td today lhat GDv Orval E Faubus of Arkanu 11 was tncorrect m reportine the federal autlionhes wete d~ing 1 plan lo tate Faubue 1nto eustody be- Guardmen armed with piJtol11 and rifles. guarded tbe executive mansion At Central H1ch Scbool which was te have Integrated tbil week, another ~ guardlntea ud eauae of hia defwxe o( a federal rt d h 1 ~f:uLilJ~ ~oc~n. " 00 ~~gratton The White House also pomled out that Prea1dent EiJenbower WIJ unlikely to reply perliOIIIlll to a telegram Wednesdly mghl from Faubu• becauoe the gover state lroope.., were on duty There ~re more t.enae rae11l sttuauon-ln Kentueky aad North carolina today Pohco O"n , _ .6-t Slurg" Ky 18 Negr.., ,.. turlltd .to tbe blgb aehool mmhmg tliroucb a narrow able bo- nor reltued h11 mesuge to the tween WbJte pupil• State PoliCe preas before It Wll delivered to ordered them to permit the pu. tbe Chief Executive sate 1 j 1 Driver Killed Near Gallipolis " c Hag EX~l.JW Meurg • ~M IW- Gen. J J B WilliaJIIJ, Kentucky adjutant eenua1 predJcted that the wont of the treublea at Sl~'IJJ were over At Charlotte N C a tli'IIIIP of white boya stood on the •hoot by at leut 15 lengibL Wblrlaway ridden by Cheryl W11Uams boxed 10 at lhe atarl took the Inside rat! on a turn then l)ut on a burst of speed to win by 15 lengths Clipper ndden by Floyd Car son In his race broke on top and led all the way to finiSh nearly I~ lengtlls ahead ol the field To Be Saturday thraat In Montgomery Ala obU stricti' segrogated, tlie eiiJBY of a Negro a rope aroond the •e<k. was found on a school yard Cl1b' Wednesday mgbl 0 At Arlington Va five Negroes were turned away today when they applied for admiaslon to two all white seboola An i>rderlr Nearly 5QO Meigs County farm crowd of about 300 While pup1l1 r-- IFarmers T s·•gn ~ wheat Program en; with wheat acreage allot ments may sign up for the Wtn ler wli&at a<t"ead reeerve pro-. gram anytime before October 4 1957 according to A s c Office Manager H E Shields The purpose of the program 15 a volunl.ary red11ation m acreage devoted to the production of wheat as well as conscrvmg aod tmprovmg tbe soli reso~~rces of the area sagned up The land eligible for the wheat acreage reserwe u land which was m regular crop rotation 1n 19M and 1957 and 11 now IUtt able for erop production A 11011 bank base crop must have been planted on tbe area designated the 11153-57 period Rac1ng ponies Whl!ltway and dunna Complete on the proCl•pper owned by Pearl Williams gram can bedetails and sJgn up and Fl(]yd Ca111on ahowed their made with thesecured local A S C or heels to all contenders at 1the nee anytime before the deadhne Wasbmgton County Faar in Mar dale of Oelober 4tli The agree!etta Tuesday with eacb W1nn1ng ment LS for a one year penod bogany hearing room on the lint Prin 'pals M'aet • Moore, 73 anme F {')_!.,.. . D eath I \;liUIUed PY D .......:J...:y .,, Th Early runeral the past five years he has bee l =: :~~. ~~~~ n~~o: ~~.:~t~~;t ~~ 1FitleAOffice$1158 Fees 0pens 0nSonday ~-;· ::~~~~~t~~~:r~~: m~. or ugusl ' McCleary Rites two-~ay lllarshall C.ollece opens Ill fall hoarioc waa closed reel totaling $1158 were co ,.mester next sunday (September A aource close to the 1~-mem' leeted by tho M01gs County T•tle 8) beginning will! Freihman week ber Tesmsters ~ Eateutlv~ Board office durmg Augutl according Freahmen and tranofer atudenta said the Team!ten leadership to Clerk ol Courta Mrs Evelyn Vt'Ul take part in a weet'a activity would ask for mort time to con Lucke of being tested gelllnl ICC!Uilnl dueL llo own dean up drive The lees were derived from ed, and rell&tering for daasea pliJined to begm at tho un10n a 747 coctffiCJtes ol lltiCJ 313 noDormitory freshmen WhO have eoooenUon opening Sept so Ill I tallou of hens zzo memorandum been te1ted report to their Mllm• Beach UUea, 112 caocellaUono of Ueos Sunday Freshmen Thp aouroe sa1d the Teamsters 268 affid(vl~ and ualgnmenls '"·•••·· been testad cbeek In plan to remove aome of the 9ffl and llx <!QI>!., ol Utles •, afternoon ceu tlit! AI'J..CIO bas a~ed nl Clerk'! fees were $8'1? 35 wbllr h s Re tr • I es t tailed tlie placement teoUIIB pro- bctra)ing their trade uol n trwl t e Ia~ gJS ar s c o gram Monday morp1ng and after a~d lighten up Teamsler by~ows $280 85.:.:'- - - - - -- noon the lreshmon wl:ll;~~~~~- l~ bring them Into conformity program of (letting wit~ AFL<JIO atandards p;~o~lloles will eover aU Wllh faculty dearll, and But some AFL-CIO al~es Uld -'lldr 1 , llelialratlon for freahmen I( M1dweat Teams(er czar James en n 1••0 county ayllem he held rtfuraday !tom 8 a m. to R. Hofla Ia eleotQJI Teamt(er pre p m Upperelusmen :will reg"' 1ldent at the convention any GAI.IHOLIS 0 UP - j{enl ler Frltll¥ from 8 L m to ' P m. nlher movea would be an~ Sa~ from 8 a m to 12 al~ea a11d, any Pell, 20, of Charleston, W VL, noon P,.-t.Ume Ill'! evening stu be tolerated by waa killed Wedneaday w~ tlie cu In which he waa • puaetiBer T~~r.:JI~, I ~e:~ will rtgiller jlrldly from •truck a bridge abutment oh U.S , 7 to 9 P m. 3& about op• mile northeast ol .,....--~-here 'l')le otllte Highway Patrol llld head of the driver Earley Pell 4,6, fell liUcklng illeip at the wtiefl wblle tlrlvlilB iOulb. He waa bolp(flliaed, wa• no plan afoot to arrest Flu bus for hll reiUIII to Integrate • Little Rock 1<hool but the Ch10f E•eculJve was taking no ohaneet lollowmg reporta Wednerday tlial • such a plan wu be1n1 considered R r UP _ The Two compame1 of National Pm•dent reply to llep~ hurHnc lnaults 11 Guatavus conunuiiics,lion that IJ given to Roberil, • Negro bor. wbo Ill" It II delivered to peard for tJJe lleCOt1d dly of Preatden~ Huerty u1d ••hoot , J '~~'!'!!• however, lut ' Fauboa The crowd WIJ Jlispel'led qule~ '="' : ~ get ~ reply lroiil 1001e- b' 111 l'riJiapol Ed S.unclm who Aid, let tb.tt buy Ill one One o1 IIK JitJroea who enrol Tile gial of thtl Faifbua measa;, wu that he bad been reliably 1n led II CliaJiiotte Wedneodly flil waa apat upon and Jeeted failed A spokesman at the slate gar formed there had been a meeting to return toda1, beggang 111 sore (Conunued on Page Seven) of a hlU'l,.lllrl named Shar Xay sttl'ller a call namod Pearl ond a Prealdoql named ~ ;;··-~ acnhll\lfr i e"1, Sharon ltayL a mne:Yoar-o , on wunty schDO} \ No Plans Made To satd tbe UJ~ge rrom Fau to the P.esldeat wu receiVed tlJe Wh•le H0t110 1n Wuhlnglon t 15 a m (edt) today we bJve a rule of I I says Preas Secretary Jamea Startmg Sonday Heart Surgery On Child Said Successful of b• the water ' ll!tr aoutll of RandlU ~~:~~ court ., P,Ot 10 from , 01 ·:~'Pft_.!~~. In eolllb~@j;;;!:;"W brotber w 11 poned In favor of work """""'' 1 _, ' cllh:en of Walkersville. Md·--'---~-......,_ 1 who will be mv1ted to appear at Ttckc iJ at 50c each are bemg~ ratsed Purl and entered her m the park mte saturday al 9 a m sold m thJB area today by mem toe Maryland State Fa~r at T• eQlllppe4 with axes saws and a bers of the Pomeroy Lwns qub momum ~ 11 lillie muscle who are In charge of spectator Pearl won a $1 000 prize PreSident Bruce Lln~d will 16 arrangements on the town park 1 But Sharon K•Y was sad .. -ne ...:J sue a personal appeal by tele lng lots when a regatta Ia liJ be 1contest rules c&lled ror sending ~ phone tonight to Individuals '" held Sun~ay Sepl 15 on the !' the pme wmmng calf as a gill tp o Middleport who In lbe past have Ohio RIVer the PreSJdenl, 1 u h1 Committeemen Virgil Hayes I J proved lh e r WI JngnGBS to e P and Bernard Fultz announced Sharon Kay burst •~lo tears at The final wee•• of the tn•• These include among others. th lh • zwr Bob Mills and tus Boy Scouts their pl4ru dunng a regular e ouaht of never seemg Pearl baseball seasan seel1 the belin Curtis Jenkinson John Vroman luncheon meeting of the club again However afler a lamtly ning of lhe f1nl exh1b1Uon profea Bob Craig, H w Cra~g Henr) Wednesday In socJal rooms of tke conference, the Stuflets dodded atonal football conteala over CBS. Clatworthy LouiS Sauer Paul Federated Church Preo•dcqt j;;r to give Pearl lo Maryland Gor. TV and· CharleJion' Channel 8 DaYJJ Dave 'Darst Leo Ke nnedy nOJl Covert presided Theodore McKeldln for shipment Tbe (Jlllof 16 profealonal foot Junior an<l Scn•or D A Beek Hayes explained It I& expected to the Eisenhower farm hall &ames to be telecut lhll year and men from the Columbus and the event being sponsored by Sharon n.BY was promlM!d .a over WCHS.TV betms Sunday southern Eleetrle Co tlle Big Bend Boat Club In co I Tenne .. ee walking horae to take September 8, al 2 00 p m (EDT) Any others who are willing to o~ratlon w1th a number of c1v1r Pearls place when the Wuhtngt(ln Redlt1na au! tn the community project ~re and sacial organizations of Pome The White House heard about m~et the Baltimore Colts. utged to appear Saturday morn roy an; M1ddleport will dr,w the gift and tlie ted Tuesday J1m Gibbons will handle the lng thousands of people Presidential PreS! Secretary play by play, while Areh Macl>on The project dearlna and burn The parkmg lois eh01ce spots James C Hagerty conferred wli:lt aid will describe the color tng trees and brush !rom the !or ob,.rvmg lhe races will be the Preoldent Then Hagerty ad1 The pro lnotbaU oonedule f9r elgbt lots receolly acquired !rom roped oil leaving four eptrancea 1 nounced that the Presldont would leleYialon Ia fiept 6, WuhJngtoll cash Darat wh•ch make complete An earllel plan to erect bleach - - at Balhmore 2 p m edt, Sepl 15 the munlc,pal park area ers has been abandoned Baltimore VB Chu::ago cardl at • .LIOn Gerald Preaton reported DIOn Louisville, 2 p m edt Sept 21 on plana to le"e twn eat eoncesoNew York at Detroit 2 p m edt 10na on the Iota dur1ng the day Sept 29 Washington at PlttaTickets m'l' be bought from any S SIOD burgh , P m est L1on and anyone dealrmg to u Oetober 8 Walh•ngton at Chle slat tn ~ling tJCkot.s may obtain ~ ago clirds, 1 P m eot, oet 1a. them frol" Mr Haye• and Mr M .l..New Yorl at Waahlt~B~Dn, lp m, Fultz WA"''"'' ,, eal OeUG Chicago Card. a! WllhPres•donl Covert read a lettet .,.u,GTO, UP- Tbe Tea.,. lngton I p m eat, O<t 'll Wash from DlstJ'JCl 13-H Governor Don atero Union today appeared ready ln,glon at New York, 2 p m eol Naoi\11 Ohlinger 3\!z year-old D Allioon, asklnl the Club to , to nat expulstoo from the AF.L. Nov S, Wuhlngton at Cleveland daught<>r of "Mr and MrJ qnrad join his prOI!'am thiS year for CfO rather carry eut 1 2 P nf., tot; Nov 10, lllltlmoro at Ohlingct who waa operated on for teaching more Lion~m and for :::up campa gn on An.'ClO Waablt!JIGn, 2 p m est Nov 17, a heart cond•Uo/( at Children's 1r.cleascd attendanoo and mem rJ I Clevelaod at Woshlngton 2 p.m, H t I CI b Wd d be ' bl The CUl,.CIO Ethloa Praotl..,. eat N.. 2f, Wolhlnglon at Phil otpl 1 o um ua e nes ay n PCommittee oall•d the EueuUve odelp"• z p m , eol was reported Board of the Teamaten • torlly today recQverlng satlSfacto auwer Dee,,_,1, Waablngton at ChJeago Tbe operalmn .\llld to have charges that the union Is doml (ConUnued on f ,oc Scvon) been successfu~ was made in part \AJ naled by corrupt tofluences The ehleltains ol Amenean Ia duled :~l~t.::a~~':: !~:band~~Sunt::: ker :l'::'~~4·~~~t~~: ~~a:l .._,di•• al chairman ustated by the I -;"'Push Sale Lions Of,T'ICk~ts 1l'r"t ""' Re!gatta epl: IS for CIJDtempt '~:~d::~~~~.~~ : In appearanceo before Mayor F1aher on Wedoeoday night' two other men received fmes '11tey were Charles B ~ Jone' 69 Laktn Slate UospJtal !Jned $1G and costa lor mtoxleallon an~ Charles Raymond Edwards, 20 of Middle port fmed $10 a~d costs for , reckless r nvmg Both paid thOJf flnes and were released !rom custody AssociatiQn To Clear New Area' jaded 28 Carpenter an amnesia vlcum m1ssmg 1ince Monclay llatf been found safe m northern Oh1o He also said no further mfor flu been receiVed regard jacket p11r of black shirt and aocks 20 ol tli:Q IIi lrriaonwille residents H RIChard Spencer an(! WL:te H court, having left bere wblle the earlier ohargeo were pendmg ill!llnwhUe, Shenff Robert C ~ _ Hartenb!odl 11ld Harold Carter 1\ffest I postma1t6r SCh00I Fall' Vcrle Workman, Garnet Bur,.deltc Caral Wortman Frane(ls Stewart 1\fuine Ar.no le Mrs. Earl Ewmg tbc hoatessos and tile honoree At Mason City' R,oent lUella of llr and Mra D V Dotaon w~o alao ltlondod the woddlliB of Donna Bumprn•r and Richard Dotaon on Saturday were the followtne lilr and Mr~ M R Davis Pitts burch Mr and Mra Earl Hall and children, Pllla~Ur8b, Mr Harlov Davll, Pittsburgh Mr and Mn Cl)lde Dotadn and family of Lan mler. Ohio Mr ~nd Mr~ J s Newland and aon of Spencer Mro Sadie Ptn')' and lira losephlne Htulns ~I Chi!Ucothe, llr and llrL C. :f Hanna aod eblldren of Ellubetb, w 11n Elva W!l'l~~n h~ele make a rejiOrt to the JUdge before lie imposes sentence played ond pmos Attend Wedding County Mlch•gan and 5 years as te~her of v~attonal agr1cul a partment investigate• the ease to won by !In Shirley Cnrr and Opal Kelly The duor pnze was won by Mrs Mabel Hervey PIIJ'kcrsburg: Prosent were Mn Shirley Carr Janet Nlohols<l!l Janice NJChol•on Opal Kelly May Thabet Joan Fmk Carol Lee Proffitt Mro Ma~~l Hor vey, fl)'onna MarUn C ltt ~ Ohhng cr Chloris Rouah Louis• Holl man Janice Holtman Mary Roush D.otson Guests tn Mu dlepDrt Qn charges of un safe operation af a motor ve Pomeroy pleaded 1ullly Wednes day before Federal Judge Moll G Uilde,-wood to a charge of con verting $7 too of Posl Off•'f funds to hia own uae Ru.,ell 15 bemg held ill prison while t\e federal Proballon De decorated with pink and blue boot los Gamea * ~~!~~~ ~!':ed Arkansas Gov or:J deftant ot federal school Integration orders today and kept his ueaatlye IIUtn· ston rmged w1tb anned troops while the government was dectdmg how far It will go to force comp(i®ce wltb tbe Supreme Court's schdol ruling It was tb fir"' e •• lll2JOr showdown 'between a staff. and tbe dienee c.i ber parents federal government o•er the She had 'been returned bere ochool integration laaue last week from Wheeling W Va J,_a Oust The White Houae IDIIJted tliere llmllce Laudermlll 18 Pome roy .,., eommltled to the Gull lnduatrtal !1dlool ~t Delaware o Wedoetday by ludge John C Ba COli on d!IJ'IOI )If lruldt)o from home ond ,.hool and for dbnbo the Middleport court alter hiS mvolvement m an accident ln the 11Chool zone pollee " fd Another Pomeroy youth will make a tourt a~pearance tomght time 'he had spent two aum men as 4-H Club Agent m Luce Arkansas Governor Says Federal IAgents Planning For His Arrest Is Sentenced To GIS for Truancy 19 of Pomeroy was el•ed Into Pickawa) Car and Jackson PreVIous to sell Jr , former and Leo V\ II han ~ ~~ of burg en tertained on Friday n1ght were the g u e~ L'< of thc1r Auj ust 30 with a stork l!hower Mrs Anna Wlllmmsm of honor~ng Mn CarGI Roush at the durmg th e lwlnlay home of 1\lrs Earl EwlnH Mason 1 Decorations consisted of fresh bouqueta about the roQm wh1le refreshments served wore cake Jce cream sandwiches pu11ch and nuts and mlntt The cake was Pomeroy Gir~ 16 STRICKEN WITH of County Agriculture Agents ID Boston Ler his arr"t Wedn..,day I~' Mid , ' dleport Pqboe Jamea ~ Foliner ~jj;~~~~~'~ja!i,s1 Aettng In theCounty toun t~ ·- - - - -'""---- ---- At Middleport illakealee eo.ame to Me1~s County I SINGLE COPY-tc E Blakeslee "Chuck' as he Is kngwn in Meigs County circles, has servetl tbe county for more tban sev A Pomerov youth laces Mtddle'!1I'~~:(:l~7;)~~y~ears of the thirty seven (37) years Extenston Ser· port Mayor c o Fish" saturday In the county and Is to be honored with a DIS- night In traffic eo~t\ to anawcr to Servtee• Award- at tbe annual meeting of the Na· ehar&t!a cl reeklesa operat•on al C COLUMBUS UP- Albert Rus OrO At Pride Dayton mother Vale St Pomeroy-Mlddlepott, Obkl, Th.y, Se.P~~ ~ 1'57 • .'Meigs-Co Agricultural Agent P?meroy Youth .Wins National Service Award Cited To Court so.. - -------- - - - ------------------------ Guilty Plea To Federal Charge aid Colley of San Dltgo be Ill •t the home of her daughl Recent vlolton of Mr William m Mrs Philip Meinhart a)l<l MISi ·-==~~~:-;;;:;:;::::;::=:;:;;;~~:;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;::~1~ Stanley Ohlt Mtolly IUMY, !!!!~ ~~~~ _, ...., Clttr IIIMI Cllil linfll!ll, Frldoy ltlr 1not 1 11ttt1 ....... Hltifl fMty ...74, low hflltM ~ tho I ers Jacoba an<!' Miss Su nd y Gilmore thc ovontng with Mrs Otho Watts wl 're they w• re m1 t hy her as her assiSting hostess husband A de.,ert couroo waa served to Mr Field campbell and MJSs the members by Mrs llnmer Jones ~ ------~~--------------~/----~- tb offi Mrs Roller thanked her offiet¥a and commltt~es lnd the Club m'eip· bers for their eeoperatton and uslstance during her two )'ear term of offtce She preSt::ntcd a gilt to ,Mi'M Garland and the aavel of offlee to Mrs J E Harley the new preel~ dent y 118 Garland rave a coruge to euh of the officers as she reYlewed tbell. c:lutles The (lfficen are Mrs HJrley prealdtmt Mrt Harry Chesher vice Drefident• Mrt Jobn zertle seeretaey \ani Mn W H Jubling, treuurer Mr1 Jamu S Tltl;lf:, Ru'll•nd exhibited a toUeetioll Of dried m.: teriab wltable tor wintet' &rriDP:- Mr anrl A•r~ U!ub H&\l~nn snd baby son were accompanied back to their home In Dayton Mondav by her mother lin Charles P11yne will remain tbe.-e 11. week The baby had been stay lng here with Mr and Mrs P.ayne and Mrs Kathryn Payne The Ia• ter Is lmprovmg slowly after be lD~ Ill slnee Ialit November Mrs Campbell Harper Mrs Will Wmston and claughter V1r glnla Mrs Arnold Richards left Tuesday for Louisville KY where they wlll represent the Mt Mor tab Baptlst Chureh at the Nation al Bll!ptbt convention there Mr and Mrs Robert Morris and Mrs Anna Ma) Martin mitelt Paul W1lham1 who i.s a surglj:'JJ patient at St Joseph HDSpltal P.ukersburg Sunday Mrs Wlll 1ams is staying In Parkersburg during hep ~UBbands tllness ly UniW""" Dnotftl To Be ltaiere. ~eto ,.;~h~:f~: ye~~ ~\;'\ ,~· tallati Pleilsant Weather Gardening Club STYLI NO JNCLII DES nti~nel at IRST I' Mrs Max Rbll~r. out-gotna "rtlio dent of the Middleport G:f.den Club entertained the club Tu~ evenir.g wben MUs Ethel Gtrlaad, Pomeroy, was ln eharge of the !a- the weddmg of tlielr son Rnbert on Saturday Tbe:r wen! accom panted here by Mr and Mrs Sam Hamer and son Pittsburgh who returned home Tuesday MJ;-8 James PuJlen who wa11 tn Holzer Hospoltal for observahon bas been returned to her home Mrs H Preston Parkersburg bas been visiting Mi' and Mrs Geald Preston and S(ID Bob Mr and Mrs 0 C Greenlee Ctlarleston, are here for two weeks vacation wb1le he ts en J(]YIRg nuntmg Mr aM Mrs Wayne GibbOJtS and daughter Evelyn attended the Greer family reunion held Sunday at ~e home of Mr and Mrs Charlu Stepherfson Pt Mrs. Max Roller D Swortz Guysv 111e Mr c M vclano w1th rclaum First Baptist Held Sunday sons M< BJlll Mrs R c Meadows Swartz Guysville Mr and Mrs Re~ent gues ts of Dr W S Hart enroute home fnm .Parkersburg e G Swartz Nt w Kensmgton Pa and dauglltcr M1ss ~ s1 w re Mrs Stella Walburn and roem Sally Gilmore who is emp1oyed Richard Swarf.z Ravenna Mr' and Mr and Mrs Ear! Hart Rc) noIds bers of her family from Middle by the FBI In Wuhlnglon D C P~l!l." were made for the Dtatrict Mra Harry Swartt and three ch!l burg Mrs Lcmt Gor:.lln Ald o1 port ond Pomeroy Crooksville Co- !pent the weekend Wtth her •par ConventiOn to be held Sept. 2S at j dren Conal Wmehester 11nd Mrs ~ rnnk Radcll rtc t\liJ any llumbU« and other place~ 18 Ohio ents Mr and Mrs Carl Gilmore the Hagh School and It waa anRaymond Schaeffer Columbus Mr and Mrs Steve Hoda 01 d 1\tn Jamc~ Murray past presl ottendccl the Artis familY reumon Mr and Mrs Dale Darst and nounced that rosebuaheJ would be Cash Deniz Ravenna Murray Hop- children Susan and St('ph• n of dent presided when the pre"'1dt nt at the Logan Park Sunday family Zane&vJlle hava been planted this fall on the ;rounds kln11 and BP-tty of Dayton ora 'Farmmston N y were week vf the La<! es Bible Clan of the Those attendlng meluded ~rs vlitllng relatives here of the Children'a Home a eivic ISchaeffer Columbus LUCille end guests of 1\tr and Mrs 1h{) n Ftrst BRpt1.,t Church w.as unable Walburn, Mr and Mn Eber LeWJa 1 Mr .and Mn Paul Winebrenner project of the elub Shllmway ( ulumbus Mra zun as Henn essy Jr and fl nulv f to attend the meetmg at the homr. and daughters Pauline and Janice Columbus. spent the weekend Mrs Zerkl~ secretary, a-.ve a Hawk Merle .and R.achel Shade Mrs G:1ry E Hnnold (Nancy of Mrs Ra ymo nd Saxton Tuesda) ZGrklc Raymond Walburn and son with her pareQts Mr and Mrs resume of tht work of the club lfn' Mr and Mrs John H Ruth John Jacobs) spent the hol1d ay we~k evemng Mrs J 0 Leonard a Peter Middleport Mr and Mrs l Karl Owen the paat two years and~ C A. and Boyd of Athens' Glad)'a Ray end with her pannts Mr and guest gave the opcnmg prayer Lester Walburn and granddaught Mrs L D Diles has returned Emmish gave the flower eammltGroveport Mr and Mrs Jo1eph Mrs Corliss Jacobs Pvt nn J and the membcn and guest sang er Darlene Ebhn Mr and Mrs from Holzer Hospttol l where ahl tees report 'Jihirty members a~ Brown Ca nal Wmches ter Mr and Mrs Hanold are res1d ng m Gran the hymn Blest Be the T1e That EVerett Lightfoot and two sons yas a medacai patient wcred the roll c•ll with "FIIr Mrs H:uolG Barnhart Lithopolis lte City Ill where he u slat Binds Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Herbert Rev Howard Ruppelt pastor of Comments The October meet1n1 Ed.&on G S\'oartz Columbus toned With the U S Army ut the Durmg the busmess mee\ing the Rtggs and Drenda Mr and Mrs the First Presbytenan Church will be at the Oblo Fuel Gas OfMr and Mrll ScvJe Abahule of Gramte City FngmcCJ Depot class voted lo gtve$50toward the Harry Artis returned home Saturday a!lef d fJee With Betty Newton in cbarae Columbus Mr ond Mrs R Swartz: Mr and Mrs Mannmg Walker church repair fund The Mystery James Rlii !l Dencll Dllllnger months vaeahon with his parenu of the prottam and son Grovepo rt Mrs James and Mr and Mrs !ra Essuer of Pme "as contributed tJY Mrs Crookaville Mr and Mn Keith Jn Long Beach Miss relatives Mn Roller Invited the me_mben Bean and dau gh! er Carroll OhJo Canton vls1tc{ Saturd11y w1lh Mr Clarence Clork the president and McCool ond three chUdren Day Ill Washington D C nnd 1b New and guest Mial!l Garland, to the Mr and Mrs noger E McDaniel and Mrs Ernes Hhodf s who or was won by Mrs James Faulkner t(m Mn carne Augustme Kathy Orlea ns He met a Mtddleport Hugh McCoy C Jlumbus visited dining room where a dwert Columbus James Frederick Barn con P"med them hom rur a tw(l Mrs Sax !On who was assisted by and Michael Measloney Athens boy A 3c Ronnie Walters who is Monday With Vesta M'C'Coy and course was served Witb. Mn Rei.. Mrs Dana Hnm1 lton served a des- Patrick Kuhn Maxine Hoy Zanes- slatlone~ at Keesler FJeld Mtss Mr and Mrs Burr Forrest and ltr and Mrs Che1ber Ptealdlnl at Ihart Cunul W 11cl rster Mr and We[!ks VI Sit Mrs Lowre nr' Swank Carroll 0 Mr ancl Mrs R~lph S1~son and sert coune to the members and ville Mra Viola Flnstcad and wh1le 1n New Orleans M~ and ~rs Walter Howell 1the coffee and punch Betvlee Plair Mr 011d Mrb Paul Buckley and !Ons John and J1m spent the 8UE!&L and wu hostesl! for the Sep granddaughter Darlan e Mr and Mr and Mrs H W Lucas and r an Mrs W K BeDver ~tnd tapen and an atran&cment ot pi~ I fllcky Coolville and Mr and Mn weekend at ChJlricston S C tcrnber meeting Mrs George Edellnskl and child daughter New Marh:~svdle werr ughter Christtne ColumtuJ ebrysanthemums )'81 U1ed for t)\e Virgil DileJ and John Otley o[ with A2C and M s P1a 1k s sson ren Columbus Mr and Mrs W retent gue~ts of Mr and Mrs E ~ere weekend guests at her mo table Mrs Rich•rd Greu, d•qb· 1 Pu·kcrlngto!'l OhiO Mr and Mrs Ph1hp Me1er of 1,1; Co:t AmsbrldM:c Pa M wood er Mrs J M Arthu ter of Mn Roller, aulated b,er ' S' t A 1 1 1 1 M d Mr and Mrs Randolph Ward mother In serving num ler 0 Co umbus re ahves I r an Mrs A c WoOO re 1d daughter Mary Loll Raveno - --~...:.-'-'-·--C0 Iurn bus were WCCftC IId guests P th IOn IS 0( Mr ond Mrs Fred Ro se nbaum were unable to attend the reunton 1 turr.ed Sundav mght ~from a tr111 "'ood L bor 0 t 01 Mr and Mrs Earl l'• eston of Are Planning For because ol the tragiC death of to V1rg1ma Beach Portsmouth rs s:~~ M~rra ay guea a 4P'S CUT THRIE Co lumbus spent the ho1dav week Gene G11rner Worthington bus- NewpoH News and Old Fort Va Y SAN FRANCISCO UP-The San end with Mr and Mrs Cl!frord Convention band of a mece of Mrs Walburn Jt1r and Mt!l clarence Kunze j Mr and Mrs charle-s Bradburv Fr~tncl.§tO Forty Ninen have re Jal'obs Laurel Cltff Satuntay Garner was discovered dead ot Col umbus were weekend guests 1 1d family Asa Mary and su dueed theJ.r roster to 44 players Mrs Jilcohs ami Mrs Presto v s Mrt~ Mil tun Russell waa named th e1r home by hls wtCc when she of her mother Mrs Ucz Root 1 nne were recent v1s1tors at by plaemg center Ed Beatty J fulf Mr and Mrs Harold I lark and lted relati ves and r • nds u1 Ma atJ delegate to the Pythlan Sisters teturncd after a weuk a vacatiOn Mr and Mn .,Joe Tribble ChRr B ekeye Lake Diet BJII Bowman and end Merle or Wuy ncN hurg und Mr d son .and Rac me w va State Co nv r- ntlon nt lhe Nf'll Flaltley Op the waiver list I lnmllv nul M1 s Hurry Clnrk nnd daugh House 1n Columbus when the lcr of Caldwell v .sllc11 Sunday Mr !lid Mrs Del ll} sell rHI Mctgs Temple Pythlan Shtcn \U ih Mr aml M1s Phll W15e claught<'r Judy Bradb ury weJ c mel Tuesday nt gbt at the K of P l ame] U1rr Sunday gue sts of Mr and Mrs Hall with Mrs Cash Bahr Most \1t and Mrs Ph I W1 ~ and son CllHord Jacob8 and fa i lly Exrcllent Ct mr presJdmg Jln n1l ~ p e nt lahGr D<l \ 11 1 New Mis \\lll!'-! m Jacobs and thll Mr8 Wllllnm lowe was n~mrfi lr XIII I( If n wll h his pa1c n t~ Uev lren of Colum bus rctmnctl h unc R!i alternate to the Conv rntlon 1 I Mr s ( CC!l "lsc Sat urdn~ afte r 1 ~,~, ee k 5 v1s1t vl\ h which will he held fl om Sept :l5 l lilr 1rd JurohM and Jo( Joh r \1r anP Mrs Pearl J n... obs l1urcl through 28 Mrll Wilham Lowe was l'lwlr j •• u-~~~h<' Bcnglc - ~]) Cliff Tht!y were 11cc l np anl{ I lo N<!W UXIIlj ton by Mr and Mrs man of the ho11tess committcr for y Furniture rosette centered the s1lver tray holding the eookles and a pmk; rose Cf'llltred the m1nt tray and the punch bowl Favors were blue umbrellas t1cd w1th pmk I Thun & Fr1 St pt S-6 June All yson Joan Collns 'THE OPPOSITE SEX' (CJnem:H;copcTerhn Jco lor) ALL NEW M d N'•g I Ror} Calhoun llale Robertson ''THE! SILV'ER WHIP' 3 ROOMS OF MiddJeporJ soeiety E' 1 · At I Gene TwrnL') Wtrd Bone! Chnri JC Grll pCWIJl ''TOBACCO ROAD · meeting held saturday at Zaleski S H d Rev and Mrs Rollin Kunze ar enn1e Ue ISe Stein 0n0re rived Saturday {or a VISit Wilh Mr B 'd ISh htl 0 and Mrs Lawrence Ebhn Rev I rl a ower on ay Kunze returned home Monday MI 5S Jennie Sue Ellelsleln bells Wllh blue tapers In pink I I and Mrs Kunze rcmaJncd for a bride elect of Leonard Russ of candelabra on cttbcr stde formed w~k to ass1st m the care of Mrs "'Cleveland was guest of honor at the centerptoce 1 Mrs William Wyatt bas been Eblin and Infant daughter shower g1vcn Monday even ina: Cooktes punch and pastel col ) not Cied Lbat her son Lt Paul Mr and Mrs Hu gh Ferguson by the Past Pres1denls or the ored mants were sen cd A blue Holter and bmily are enroute to • watched the trlndenl Bit Cl9wd Fomu At Little lloek 111 ellimated I, 500 white petllllll were mllliliB about in front of Cenlril Hllhl School by to 30 a m e d>l Troop• apm were deployed abuut t.. bwlding reody to turn blt!t 1111 would be lntfgratJoniBta. But oobool •larted at II OS L m. CConUnued on Page Seven) Three Gallia-Co 1'orkmen Hurt On Constmctiou LIMA, 0 UP - Three Gallia Collnty eonstructfoa worllen were mJUI'ed by electric aboel: Tuesilay whea a erane IWllllll too close to a hlgb voltage power lllle Tile three whoee condiUon waa only reported "pretty rood" are Rob-~-'--ert )luff, II, Thurman Emil Wauch 19 Bladen, 111d Emerson Walker 22, Palriot. • The men narrowly eacaped de•th when a crane belonglng to llle Holderman CoDII1UeUon Co cot doae enough to a 138 ()(J(l.yolt power line In attrad eurrenl The three were knoel:ed ofl llieJr feet LONDON UP- Mrs Lrlhan by the thoel:, which traveled down Solly, a 2f.year-oV1 mother o! the crane and dug a foot-deep bole the surlate of a road thty were four was tQ)d today to prcpnrc tn pavmg • Father Is Told To Prepare For Quints Birth for f1ve more Doctors sa1d she The conatruchon work Is in ean neotion wtth the new U S 25 by· a hotel pass at Lim• would g1vc birth to qu•ntuplets Nov 5. Funeral serv1ces for Mrs Laura Her husband Roy !lcCieary 7'1 who died at her cook left the hospttal after !tear borne m Beech Gr~"e Wednesday mg the news to l)uy 11 drink at afternoon suddenly fram ~ heart J the nearest pub attack will be held Saturday at 2 1 don t even remember drtnl il m from the Chase Funeral 1ng 1t • be sa1d later Home Solly who now 11 tat1ng care of The Rev Harold Khngel Will lhe other children m a two-bed llfltctale and JDtefJDCnt w11l be room aP.:artment wrote Queen ID the MUes Cemetery EJu:abeth 11 gwtng her the news Tbe Dlstrlet JI!OOtlng of tho "' ami pleadmg for a bigger house Fraternal Order of Eaglea ) tvlll u born alive the qumtuplets U would be the fils! set of five re be held m Pcmeroy Sundar at 2 p m P001eroy Aene 2171 be Pomeroy Eagles Are Hosts For District Meet , Bus Dn'vers Get Approval loiq corded In BrJtam m 1,300 years boat to oilier lodges In tbe dJJPARKING METER COLLECTIONS trJct lnitlatlon of new cand1d&tea SIX mare appll<aUons {or bus Middleport Pollee Chief Leroy dmen 1n the JIIOJgs County Bartrum today reported the col Will be otJOducled II tho IIOOiin( Scbool system were approved leetlon of $219 15 from parking by the Nelsonvllle Aerie 11!11 delhiJ weet wbcn the l'<Junty board meters m Mufdleport lor the paal gree team Memiltra of lhe det!l'OI! learn of education mel Tuesday mgbt week are Barney Jacobs, WalterS~ 1bey :wore liven to Taylor -----_,. Gerald Jaeoba, Richard SDIIU.." "ooro, Colum!JIJ Evorett Brans METERS Yt!LO $30'k eomb and Jomes VIII :lleter Parking meters In Pomeroy tbia Unooln Swain and HenrY WIH· 4 ~ 1 EaBlel'l!; 101 !t WPiiims, South week totaled $301 m collection~ lama ~enta • will be ~ed ern and ~ a 1lOtby and Edw!JIJ acccrdinB to Patrolman lohn Jlc. iollolrlnl lbe mOotiJII. Nelaoll, WeaterD. Kenale. r. ~ � 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. 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