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8-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0 Sept 4, 1957
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nua S wartz Faml Reunion

An

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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

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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 &lt;~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
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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&lt;' 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

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TONIGHT

Grace Kelly

1 ~er

SIIY. arl ( ra

GREEN FIRE

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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
&amp;!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

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LAdlef&gt; 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 &lt;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

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) 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&amp; mot~
cr Mr~ El1zabe~h Mendows Miss
Reunion
Emma Moulter M1ss Blanc-he and
Mus Kate MeadOWil Huntington
VISited Sundk!y with their cou

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ArtiS. FOm IIY

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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

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ostess

F

ladies Bible
ClaSS Meets

POMEROY
SOCIETY

or

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f'IUGIIlAIR~;

~ frlgerator

ant

Hair Styling

Gn8 llangc
Pay Only $5900 do11 n

COLD \\AVE and
MACHINE PERMANENTS

and

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and $29 00 11er month

menta an&lt;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

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BAKER

HGlr uHing
WARNER1 $

F'URNITURE

SHOP
BrAUTY
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On The Hrlghtcsl Corner
I11 ~llddleporl

W •nd
e•t
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Pomero•
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{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

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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

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Campbell of Peacock Ave were E1 ma !'mHh
o wen c amp be11 and f om1ly of
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Memphis Mr and Mrs Joseph M
C
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of Dayton Mr Twlble
rS .
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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&lt;~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&lt; .,\.,

ood fuo fllltd hoWl - FLIXIIIUTY
AND SU,OlT WITH Pf6GID
SHANKS oold ~&lt;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&amp;)l&lt;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.&lt; In the county has been
one or the features of the Ex.teR:I
(Contlnuod ~n Page Seven)

Russell Enters · \

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At

Po memy Route 1 was• appreben

ded by the Ohio H11hway Pall&lt;&gt;!
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 &lt;Of mtOIJCatJOn

Middleport Park

llarnso•nville

od
OpeOS 0~ Frl ay

s

~ lltfUI6r lll..llng of
Muldl~llrt PArk AIIJGO\at1on

Frida~ mght

were

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day of thlo week.&lt;
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&gt;n
tng horse plilliRI coqteet lrocl· SIX months
1
or puUlnl
conteal, amateur eon
teal and jilterbu&amp; eonleal
feJt
t th thre day {"-.
arl.': will u;o ~be ~orie • abow
soheduled lor Suntll¥
The Harrtaonville PTA will
Cl
aerv• tun&lt;h•a and ot&amp;er refresh 1
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menlo durl!lg ll!e tenuro of !he
Prl~elptla of sehOttla m the
fill'
1
,
•o•nty ~tem mel Wednesday
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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&gt;l
cWASHINGTON UP- ThiS Is tile

I .Wry

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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
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GAY.' PltOVINC,.flL PRINTS

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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!
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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
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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&amp; 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

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Driver Killed

Near Gallipolis

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EX~l.JW Meurg
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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&lt;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&gt;rderlr
Nearly 5QO Meigs County farm crowd of about 300 While pup1l1

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IFarmers T

s·•gn
~

wheat Program

en; with wheat acreage allot
ments may sign up for the Wtn
ler wli&amp;at a&lt;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&amp;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 &lt;!QI&gt;!., 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&lt;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&amp; 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&lt;hool but the Ch10f
E•eculJve was taking no ohaneet
lollowmg reporta Wednerday tlial
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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}

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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

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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 _,
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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&amp;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&lt;l Scn•or D A Beek
Hayes explained It I&amp; expected to the Eisenhower farm
hall &amp;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&gt;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&lt;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&lt;&gt;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
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al chairman ustated by the

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Lions
Of,T'ICk~ts 1l'r"t ""'
Re!gatta epl: IS

for CIJDtempt

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:

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

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lrriaonwille residents
H

RIChard Spencer

an(!

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court, having left bere wblle the
earlier ohargeo were pendmg
ill!llnwhUe, Shenff Robert C ~ _
Hartenb!odl 11ld Harold Carter 1\ffest

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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&lt;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

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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'&lt; 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

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At Middleport

illakealee eo.ame to Me1~s County

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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&amp;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

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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&lt;l MISi

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Frldoy ltlr 1not 1 11ttt1 .......
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Jacoba an&lt;!' 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

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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' &amp;rriDP:-

Mr anrl A•r~ U!ub H&amp;\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

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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&lt; 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&amp;vJlle
hava been
planted this fall on the ;rounds
kln11 and BP-tty of Dayton ora 'Farmmston N y were week vf the La&lt;! 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.&amp;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!&amp;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&amp;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
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A
1 1 1
1
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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&lt;'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&lt;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&lt;' Bcnglc - ~]) Cliff Tht!y were 11cc l np anl{ I lo
N&lt;!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

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St pt S-6
June All yson
Joan Collns
'THE OPPOSITE SEX'
(CJnem:H;copcTerhn Jco lor)

ALL NEW

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''THE! SILV'ER WHIP'

3 ROOMS OF

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soeiety

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Wtrd Bone!
Chnri JC Grll pCWIJl
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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

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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&gt;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
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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
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ami pleadmg for a bigger house
Fraternal
Order of Eaglea ) tvlll
u born alive the qumtuplets
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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

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corded In BrJtam m 1,300 years boat to oilier lodges In tbe dJJPARKING METER COLLECTIONS trJct
lnitlatlon of new cand1d&amp;tea
SIX mare appll&lt;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'&lt;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
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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
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and dauabler of Fairpoint were euae.
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weekend euellt of bet 'Pirenll,
lin. Am..da Iller, 'lfr, · and
Mr. and lilrt. Robert Lludemllt. Mr. w. o. rautlrte tMDI &amp;alarMr. and 111'1. llam' Holter of day evenln1 With 11tlf allil . Mrl.
Eut J,iYerpool coDe( dn Mr. and Lewis Wolter. Other ·gno.U
wede Mr. and Jln, V\fCII Wilker
Mn. Willard Faudree Sunday.
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lhe weekend wllb biJ cr•ndporeniJ llr. and llrl. li11110n Holter.
Other ~- were llt. and lilrt.
David Holter and dauahter Lucy
of l&gt;III'Wia 1114 11111. Amanda Baer.

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2:00 Mlifiqee Theater
3:00 Ou€tn for 1 Day
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4:00 Comedy 'flme
4'·30 Movietime

5:30 Popeye Preseat.l

5:45 News Picture
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taln she led no bombing miMions
During the entire war you nevIn Worlu Wnr n
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I think It •II wo• downright IDI: anything to . do with publicity. 1
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prof~slonal generul named Ike
everybody
had fora:otten that he
E111enhower BIM~~td the nomination
Wh11t La Belle Smith ditl \11 the hud pl•yod "Philadelphia Story"
war I do not know, but s ewart with Hepburn. lie was luot plain,
was a worldna rtler in the current .rraY·huded Colonel Stewart, who
Prealdent'• theater Ike would did not 1lt on the ground but who
led hts own strlkes.
know.
I never met Stewart but once
Stnce the war I expect he has
and th.d was Defare Pearl Harbo~ given more hme and etlort to tbe
-well b&lt;fore Pearl Harbor He Air ~'orce lhan he hae tq mqvle·
Wll tben a aecond lieutenant In making Even In the moklnll of
the Air Force, whither ht! had movies, hi1 prime aim has been to
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war any anovlc actor who didn't everythlnw: he tackle• has some-

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Willard Faudnt oncl Amanda
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tor of lklpnl 'ftl't · .lltlt411'
1110111 of 1111• ..d llro/ ; ~~ .
Baer pd. f..IIJ, •&lt;' ·rk I. ;1y .' ' 1
Mr. and lltt ~a . rau~
Mn. Charleo Jker ll.l AaiDA 1-.
Baer we:e reeeqt ~ 01 11"· . .
Mr. and 11111. Htlll'Y sprouae and Hn. Val&lt;le SPen&lt;er, •Y#ll'
and dauabler of Fairpoint were euae.
,
]
weekend euellt of bet 'Pirenll,
lin. Am..da Iller, 'lfr, · and
Mr. and lilrt. Robert Lludemllt. Mr. w. o. rautlrte tMDI &amp;alarMr. and 111'1. llam' Holter of day evenln1 With 11tlf allil . Mrl.
Eut J,iYerpool coDe( dn Mr. and Lewis Wolter. Other ·gno.U
wede Mr. and Jln, V\fCII Wilker
Mn. Willard Faudree Sunday.
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Mn. !lllold NOWell and daugh- of PlaJitt.

lhe weekend wllb biJ cr•ndporeniJ llr. and llrl. li11110n Holter.
Other ~- were llt. and lilrt.
David Holter and dauahter Lucy
of l&gt;III'Wia 1114 11111. Amanda Baer.

Curre~t

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I ·30 bride and Groom

2:00 Mlifiqee Theater
3:00 Ou€tn for 1 Day
3:~ M.ooerr. t~.omljincel
4:00 Comedy 'flme
4'·30 Movietime

5:30 Popeye Preseat.l

5:45 News Picture
6:00 Flatt and Scr~B41
6:30 w.. thnast
6.35 Spprt... Eye
6:45 NDC Newo
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6·30 Sgt. PrPstun of the Yulol

7:00
7:30
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tO:OO

not kn(]w a Jel engine from a patr
of earlaps, ond I am almost Ctlt-

taln she led no bombing miMions
During the entire war you nevIn Worlu Wnr n
er heard a ward about Jimmy SteAs lonll u I'm on tho subject wart, actor. He re!uaed to have
I think It •II wo• downright IDI: anything to . do with publicity. 1
pertinent, since a pretty (ood am almost certain thnt In the middle and last parts or the war
prof~slonal generul named Ike
everybody
had fora:otten that he
E111enhower BIM~~td the nomination
Wh11t La Belle Smith ditl \11 the hud pl•yod "Philadelphia Story"
war I do not know, but s ewart with Hepburn. lie was luot plain,
was a worldna rtler in the current .rraY·huded Colonel Stewart, who
Prealdent'• theater Ike would did not 1lt on the ground but who
led hts own strlkes.
know.
I never met Stewart but once
Stnce the war I expect he has
and th.d was Defare Pearl Harbo~ given more hme and etlort to tbe
-well b&lt;fore Pearl Harbor He Air ~'orce lhan he hae tq mqvle·
Wll tben a aecond lieutenant In making Even In the moklnll of
the Air Force, whither ht! had movies, hi1 prime aim has been to
tone voluntarily. For molt of the exploit the Air Form. Practically
war any anovlc actor who didn't everythlnw: he tackle• has some-

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Cha!le ~mlth of a small county called M1dne, shoveR the chcn-y on
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the Rutland Red Devils football erhatk. rep)jleln' ScHoqnover.
One bright spot resred itael! in I 1(.
B'WI'11.. ~ ·' .
team today.
With tlie addition of .seatback earl)&lt; · drQls. l!nlll ~U. 1ij~ 11
The genial Vennarl, beginning Graltam, Vennari thus will have pound ~enlor. out of !nos( games
'his lOth year at the small Meifi&amp; a ~"!,erlui haekl!eld, d'ep In ex· last year with a 1\roken .wrist,
County sct10ol where he ~·• amas· perten~ 11nd heft.
should be In •.Qod &amp;,ba•E; th1s. sea"
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M'ddl 01 Yellow Jackets have been staggering home af· ords m Oh10, lost eight regulars, thai Rutland . had last yep.t. &lt;:re· last
wttho~t bit.\"!~· Bill, tboj~lolliY "'''"''"· ~·:!#,o•~
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ter dl'iUs sboWJ~g. stgns o e ar
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son has been glVlng them. So far reports of complamts are means, hlih school .!.II·A~arh:an, ISJI&amp;uJni.. "We'l~ probab\Y .. play Guard ~placeme~ts wt.1111
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nil . . Elterybody must re~IIZe to the Mtll-st sector that only who so tar ia oWciaJl)' se~edllled •
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ed !rom Llllry C11110n. UO.
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hal:d work and more of the same plus concentrated lootbaU to appear on the Oblo state Buct· ~.:•reJ ·HuntS
Tom Jelfers, 150, •~niit; \' . ·
knowledge is the only medicine that will cure the Yellow Jac- eye Frosh practice field Ibis
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"A fot of people think Eastern doesn't have much because monoa~arna last year. For oxatil·
today alter several QlltlnSS
It's small scltool Hal They'l'e pretty tough! "
pie, J•m Grallam, a 144 pound lot ~ qulek·looted ·I'!Uirr~l and
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of Wildlife which lndlcat~ moil
~WlliDC conditiO!" were~r)l'lth
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blwin' dry conditions and '.hlih J·•
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al~tMhellibCl'"'"ti aoll)to
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I'm an old timer from Pomeroy, will be 60 soon. Se•Je;·allmeall! rolled up the •econd. hllhorticles in The Sentinel made me think about. writing to you. eat to~ehdown total In Oh•n •I
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Ed 208 pomta.
On July 19lh, for one thmg, you, said ~mmet Shuler and
However if hard wor~ and d..
Foster had each given between 13 and 16 gallons of blood? termlnatio~, trademarks ol all
For another, Jim Bowles might be lhe first high school pi.ay- Vennari elevens, mean anythlns
er to come oul ol Mel~s County with a bonus but the best htgh toward c;rid success, every But·
school player to come-out of there and play his sport of base- land opponent this fall will be ex·
ball In the Big Leagues for 17 years and caught the best was peeling the worst, and probably
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no other than Rollickmg Rolly Hemsl~y. Another great ath· The first of these wtll be Mid,
1ete was Arl Lewis of Middleport and he s sllll tops.
dleort, primed to the limit to lh4W
And don't forget that old pro from Pomeroy, George Nes- ita new coach, John Tbompoon.
selroad. He could have been the best catcher in baseball.
that a New Deli bao arrlv,ed alter
I saw him when he was 18 and the year the Cincinnati Reds three years ol desP,alr. Tbe 'i'e~
came there to play when Bob Beescher had stolen 88 blll'ies low Jackets play at Rutland, S.pt
7 14 (Saturday! at n:gbt.
that year.
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Bealdea Creme_.,,, Rutland loll
Nessie was catching. I forget who was pttching. Anyhow, via cradualion both fiuarda, John
Beescher got on and started to steaL He was out. He came up Jeflen and Gene Long; both ta&lt;·
again and dared Nessie to put him on. Heck, he was out again, kles, Jack Denison and Bill Ed·
and again lor the third lime the great 18-year-old threw him warda; right end Fred MorriS and
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quarterbar.k Jerry Schoonover.
Out going do Wn·
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Nessie could have stgned then and there but he dtdn t and Devil ediiiDn are the DltiiD oo,j
wouldn't. He ended up lor years catching for the best girls' !~-pound J,arry at lullba&lt;k, ~
sellWpro tellJI in the country.
aenl~r; Darroll, a 151)pound Will
I hope these kids make good but let's not take any· credit bact 1n the llinale wine system, a
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P.S. Ask old Moon Clifford if I'm not t'tght. I'm a little old·
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Dear M~. Whitlock: Sure the old boys were great. Jlut Milwaukee
75 56 ·564 7\i
things have changed, haven't they? Who ever heard of a bo· ~~••~~~~ .·.. · ·. . 74 60 J52 o· 1
.nurln the days or Hemsley and Nesselroad, and even as late Philadelphia .. : 68 ~ .GIG 14
as Eddie Guinther the great centerllelder'
Cincinnati . . 68 66 .i!O'I 1~
Baseball players were more plentiful 40·50 years ago per New York . . 66 71 .482 18\i
I ,000 population. The big league bench was as potent then as ~~~·~eo h··
50 Bt .382 3111
the regular starters.
\Ia urg · · · 50 83 .3'18 12\i
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TV, ra dto,
1 Clnclnnoll o. lsi
tune of rushing here and rushing there leaves less time for Cincinnati 7 Chicago 2. 2nd
pure enjoyment of going to a good baseball game. The bushes Brooklyn 12 Philadelphia 3, nile
are dying, il not dead.
Plttsbur~h 2 New York 0, nile
A total of 80 perspns came 0111 to see Gene Hesson, the fin· ~1. Lo~la ! Milwaukee 4, 12 Inn
est pitcher to throw In the middle Ohio Valley rluling the last nltc Frldor'• Gamoa ·
10 years, perform last week In an OVA All-Star game vs . Hes- Brooklyn nl New York, nile
son's Hartford Tigers. And the price tag was a stinking 50 Chicago nt Milwaukee, nile

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1411• Jean Smart, daughte• or
Mr. IDCI Mra. Paul Smart, will be
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P.etti; ·sew Hoadlej&gt;, Mra. · Elu
l!Mebtad and Billie; lll'll. JuliJ
Mf~n/ 1111. Vonda Mattern and
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o~ unlet~r"! Bob Romine, 145, honor of Mre. Donald Hll\ip at her Tuppm Plll,na. Oblo, were mar· and Donnie Dorol.
meaL
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rled ot the h,o.me ot the ~ride'•
iuar~ pletu~e.
Dora Poraono ond l!llf. 'lelia~ pa.,~tla12:3q p. m. ol Jlufius! 1.
V~nn~rl can point to ·two Wp ~owe. Gill, were p~· In a blue 1'lle dClllble riDJ eeromony wa•
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f1181it freallmen, ~th ~th ~turai ba11lnett trimmed · h pink bowl r'ti- by 'tlte.ltw: Harold Doster
talent, .who nre ex~ted Ia wedie and otreamert lvh ·h "'' plated ol !he Chrllllan Cbureb ol Long
toto thla new team.
, on the dirtlnJ ro m table:
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Cremeant,' rOUJih, Gamea wore ·,;{,yed and •Prizf• ae»&gt;td bY IIIII lnet Knight of
Pllllnr brotber of ~warded to ll.r•!" Ror BU&lt;k aod CheJter.
Cremeans, and Jhn M p
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'H!&gt;l&gt;llell•~r, 1 lllllbtck een.dl· l'!l. rell!on ct•riOna and .E~~Iee
The bride
date
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Rowe. Aller ~'~"· Hupp oJ!&lt;I!ed 1Cr: aand Hrt. frllllt Dorot. }f•l
Othera belnc w~tehed l!loaely by ber many ~~~ely pre.seoll ref{e•h· Jlo1tpJ.. ,nd the ~m to the ,.,
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Vennarl ond hla new 81Jblant, ments Of '~"'t ql~d ••, eakea, of Mr. ~·d !Irs. Clyde F. Headlty
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Keltb Nelllln, natlv~ of carpenter, 'wandwlcho. Kool A1d ,ad Ice lea of Ttlpper, Ploins
and lorm,e!' player lor venilllri, ere •er~d bY the bqateuea to Mn. Deltna Story, ai1ter of Jhe
Box Sliced
are Bill Rbmlne Fred Stewart aqd the followmg Mrs. Uupp, Roberta bride, wao matron 'of honor and
Larry Loni an' 80pj,01110,.. .aqd Thaxlon, Ellen Barre, Ruth Par· Pbllllp l!fyleJ, ••• best man.
Herbet:l lullee and BillY South· 80116, Vesta Powell, Wilma And~r· Tht bride's gown wao palo
erlf, Ju~lon.
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.A ten.latlve date lo aerlmmojje ~oonne Rowe, Joyee, Jean, and Mwt~l ~ b&lt;lufl!llll ok~rt of
the rqll)eroy Paath9ra le&amp; b1
PITIOili, MMgle Par..&gt;na; 1&gt;ttf~ ltilJift. '!'lie bodiCe fe&lt;t
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to aHepd wrre Dotly ')l;olle ilblte 'la&lt;o. Her •lwuldet' l•ngtl
Roy Pemoo. and dau(b~, vJ!il Ina ol aytoa tulle plealed to
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Freda lfll&gt;~el and Carrie 1 \\illle Bible topped with on
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really hurtio' this year," eoilclUd· pound senior who iJI expeoted to one observor ssslstlng ~••nul
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One bright spot resred itael! in I 1(.
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With tlie addition of .seatback earl)&lt; · drQls. l!nlll ~U. 1ij~ 11
The genial Vennarl, beginning Graltam, Vennari thus will have pound ~enlor. out of !nos( games
'his lOth year at the small Meifi&amp; a ~"!,erlui haekl!eld, d'ep In ex· last year with a 1\roken .wrist,
County sct10ol where he ~·• amas· perten~ 11nd heft.
should be In •.Qod &amp;,ba•E; th1s. sea"
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M'ddl 01 Yellow Jackets have been staggering home af· ords m Oh10, lost eight regulars, thai Rutland . had last yep.t. &lt;:re· last
wttho~t bit.\"!~· Bill, tboj~lolliY "'''"''"· ~·:!#,o•~
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ter dl'iUs sboWJ~g. stgns o e ar
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son has been glVlng them. So far reports of complamts are means, hlih school .!.II·A~arh:an, ISJI&amp;uJni.. "We'l~ probab\Y .. play Guard ~placeme~ts wt.1111
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nil . . Elterybody must re~IIZe to the Mtll-st sector that only who so tar ia oWciaJl)' se~edllled •
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ed !rom Llllry C11110n. UO.
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hal:d work and more of the same plus concentrated lootbaU to appear on the Oblo state Buct· ~.:•reJ ·HuntS
Tom Jelfers, 150, •~niit; \' . ·
knowledge is the only medicine that will cure the Yellow Jac- eye Frosh practice field Ibis
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Gonda, 100. !ellloi,III~. .\1\~n. \t!J; I:~~~
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coJIIlllg junior, 1!11Y ~8'!fe I'
The Jackets scrimmaged Jack Marhu's. Eastern gndders lace many of hi! abseut seolora
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"A fot of people think Eastern doesn't have much because monoa~arna last year. For oxatil·
today alter several QlltlnSS
It's small scltool Hal They'l'e pretty tough! "
pie, J•m Grallam, a 144 pound lot ~ qulek·looted ·I'!Uirr~l and
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down while Duane Barr, · 1811pound "~lor with a . teller· a•d
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from ollicial• ol the Ohio Division
of Wildlife which lndlcat~ moil
~WlliDC conditiO!" were~r)l'lth
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blwin' dry conditions and '.hlih J·•
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al~tMhellibCl'"'"ti aoll)to
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I'm an old timer from Pomeroy, will be 60 soon. Se•Je;·allmeall! rolled up the •econd. hllhorticles in The Sentinel made me think about. writing to you. eat to~ehdown total In Oh•n •I
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On July 19lh, for one thmg, you, said ~mmet Shuler and
However if hard wor~ and d..
Foster had each given between 13 and 16 gallons of blood? termlnatio~, trademarks ol all
For another, Jim Bowles might be lhe first high school pi.ay- Vennari elevens, mean anythlns
er to come oul ol Mel~s County with a bonus but the best htgh toward c;rid success, every But·
school player to come-out of there and play his sport of base- land opponent this fall will be ex·
ball In the Big Leagues for 17 years and caught the best was peeling the worst, and probably
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no other than Rollickmg Rolly Hemsl~y. Another great ath· The first of these wtll be Mid,
1ete was Arl Lewis of Middleport and he s sllll tops.
dleort, primed to the limit to lh4W
And don't forget that old pro from Pomeroy, George Nes- ita new coach, John Tbompoon.
selroad. He could have been the best catcher in baseball.
that a New Deli bao arrlv,ed alter
I saw him when he was 18 and the year the Cincinnati Reds three years ol desP,alr. Tbe 'i'e~
came there to play when Bob Beescher had stolen 88 blll'ies low Jackets play at Rutland, S.pt
7 14 (Saturday! at n:gbt.
that year.
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Bealdea Creme_.,,, Rutland loll
Nessie was catching. I forget who was pttching. Anyhow, via cradualion both fiuarda, John
Beescher got on and started to steaL He was out. He came up Jeflen and Gene Long; both ta&lt;·
again and dared Nessie to put him on. Heck, he was out again, kles, Jack Denison and Bill Ed·
and again lor the third lime the great 18-year-old threw him warda; right end Fred MorriS and
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quarterbar.k Jerry Schoonover.
Out going do Wn·
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Nessie could have stgned then and there but he dtdn t and Devil ediiiDn are the DltiiD oo,j
wouldn't. He ended up lor years catching for the best girls' !~-pound J,arry at lullba&lt;k, ~
sellWpro tellJI in the country.
aenl~r; Darroll, a 151)pound Will
I hope these kids make good but let's not take any· credit bact 1n the llinale wine system, a
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P.S. Ask old Moon Clifford if I'm not t'tght. I'm a little old·
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Dear M~. Whitlock: Sure the old boys were great. Jlut Milwaukee
75 56 ·564 7\i
things have changed, haven't they? Who ever heard of a bo· ~~••~~~~ .·.. · ·. . 74 60 J52 o· 1
.nurln the days or Hemsley and Nesselroad, and even as late Philadelphia .. : 68 ~ .GIG 14
as Eddie Guinther the great centerllelder'
Cincinnati . . 68 66 .i!O'I 1~
Baseball players were more plentiful 40·50 years ago per New York . . 66 71 .482 18\i
I ,000 population. The big league bench was as potent then as ~~~·~eo h··
50 Bt .382 3111
the regular starters.
\Ia urg · · · 50 83 .3'18 12\i
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TV, ra dto,
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tune of rushing here and rushing there leaves less time for Cincinnati 7 Chicago 2. 2nd
pure enjoyment of going to a good baseball game. The bushes Brooklyn 12 Philadelphia 3, nile
are dying, il not dead.
Plttsbur~h 2 New York 0, nile
A total of 80 perspns came 0111 to see Gene Hesson, the fin· ~1. Lo~la ! Milwaukee 4, 12 Inn
est pitcher to throw In the middle Ohio Valley rluling the last nltc Frldor'• Gamoa ·
10 years, perform last week In an OVA All-Star game vs . Hes- Brooklyn nl New York, nile
son's Hartford Tigers. And the price tag was a stinking 50 Chicago nt Milwaukee, nile

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I'm lookin~ for a way to revive wl~e Interest in locally
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Little Leavue idea will help lots.
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American Rnorts. Basehall.
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1411• Jean Smart, daughte• or
Mr. IDCI Mra. Paul Smart, will be
tnlll'l'led Suotlay, September s, In
11 opeo church ceremony at lbe
Mlddlepori First Baptiat Cbun:h.
· lllos Smart and Geor&amp;e Sld~l
sr:, aon of ~· oad 11n. Gtori1" T.
SiddalL Hyaltnts, 'Mus., will be
m~ by•lbe Rev. IJII!emont t:.
Ho)'l -'at •four·thirty · o'eloek wilh
the ·~w ol nup!W tllualc 1o
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. ~. """" rectPtloll will be held
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Tho -1110~ lltiSion will open
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tile Pflmal)&gt;. doss. A talk will be
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Mf. •nd 'Hrs. Harry Hoadley and
P.etti; ·sew Hoadlej&gt;, Mra. · Elu
l!Mebtad and Billie; lll'll. JuliJ
Mf~n/ 1111. Vonda Mattern and
JyHII~; 'Mn. !'earl )&lt;~altern aod
Jim;· Miu Leona Doak all of

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lip. widtll, uti depth of new
llullurllutltei IIi about half
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lnlotlon, up to 891 more •topl'+te \IIGIIOO, IIIII 1 omootltor,

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Knnm City .... SO 62 .379 33
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o~ unlet~r"! Bob Romine, 145, honor of Mre. Donald Hll\ip at her Tuppm Plll,na. Oblo, were mar· and Donnie Dorol.
meaL
J~nlot. BomJne 1110 !Iaure• In 4he home Friday eve 9 tn~ b Iii
rled ot the h,o.me ot the ~ride'•
iuar~ pletu~e.
Dora Poraono ond l!llf. 'lelia~ pa.,~tla12:3q p. m. ol Jlufius! 1.
V~nn~rl can point to ·two Wp ~owe. Gill, were p~· In a blue 1'lle dClllble riDJ eeromony wa•
Fmh Ground
f1181it freallmen, ~th ~th ~turai ba11lnett trimmed · h pink bowl r'ti- by 'tlte.ltw: Harold Doster
talent, .who nre ex~ted Ia wedie and otreamert lvh ·h "'' plated ol !he Chrllllan Cbureb ol Long
toto thla new team.
, on the dirtlnJ ro m table:
~~ 'ftddlnr music "" P,.. ,
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Cremeant,' rOUJih, Gamea wore ·,;{,yed and •Prizf• ae»&gt;td bY IIIII lnet Knight of
Pllllnr brotber of ~warded to ll.r•!" Ror BU&lt;k aod CheJter.
Cremeans, and Jhn M p
"'· · 11 1110 tlaughler of I Go I'IC
'H!&gt;l&gt;llell•~r, 1 lllllbtck een.dl· l'!l. rell!on ct•riOna and .E~~Iee
The bride
date
can run
Rowe. Aller ~'~"· Hupp oJ!&lt;I!ed 1Cr: aand Hrt. frllllt Dorot. }f•l
Othera belnc w~tehed l!loaely by ber many ~~~ely pre.seoll ref{e•h· Jlo1tpJ.. ,nd the ~m to the ,.,
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Vennarl ond hla new 81Jblant, ments Of '~"'t ql~d ••, eakea, of Mr. ~·d !Irs. Clyde F. Headlty
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Keltb Nelllln, natlv~ of carpenter, 'wandwlcho. Kool A1d ,ad Ice lea of Ttlpper, Ploins
and lorm,e!' player lor venilllri, ere •er~d bY the bqateuea to Mn. Deltna Story, ai1ter of Jhe
Box Sliced
are Bill Rbmlne Fred Stewart aqd the followmg Mrs. Uupp, Roberta bride, wao matron 'of honor and
Larry Loni an' 80pj,01110,.. .aqd Thaxlon, Ellen Barre, Ruth Par· Pbllllp l!fyleJ, ••• best man.
Herbet:l lullee and BillY South· 80116, Vesta Powell, Wilma And~r· Tht bride's gown wao palo
erlf, Ju~lon.
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.A ten.latlve date lo aerlmmojje ~oonne Rowe, Joyee, Jean, and Mwt~l ~ b&lt;lufl!llll ok~rt of
the rqll)eroy Paath9ra le&amp; b1
PITIOili, MMgle Par..&gt;na; 1&gt;ttf~ ltilJift. '!'lie bodiCe fe&lt;t
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Fresh
Buek. Sendinfi ilfto but On· lfU trimmed witb veive: aad
to aHepd wrre Dotly ')l;olle ilblte 'la&lt;o. Her •lwuldet' l•ngtl
Roy Pemoo. and dau(b~, vJ!il Ina ol aytoa tulle plealed to
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Freda lfll&gt;~el and Carrie 1 \\illle Bible topped with on
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her paren!, l(r, IIIII 'lin. Glenn Eadl, lto. atplt!&gt;q~ore. Ro&amp;e( 'l'ttht·
Lambert, an4 Ri4n to move to ef, Ifill, junlol ond Tom J,rferl,
Cleveland later lblt fal\.
who ma~ · m In at epd Instead of
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or write Irene Hcitger, Harri·
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·R~frigerator and range: Phone
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Ratine 3684.

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WANT
PliOHE 398

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word, ono IMrtlon. Minimum charlie l!Oc.-fo :entl
per- ......t or W.e "'nee&lt;utive lnoeruo...
Special- One momh lor 23 coots per word.
Full rate of 2 coots per word wiU be ch'fc:ffd lor ad vertlolng If
1101 pold lor before the ID1n of each mooth o owing ln,.rUon.
Ernn ill AdvertiBillg-Sbould be reported lmmedlale:y. The
llall1 &amp;entlnel ,.U DOt be respoDBlble lor mo•• thaD one tncor
red tuertion.
c.r.l of 'nlanb and Special Noticea of Eveots $1.00. Obltuar!ol
tublllhod at I coot per word.
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WANTED: To rent 3 or 5 room
furnished house or apartment.
Call James Thabet. Ben Franklin Store, Sew Haven, W. Va.
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Locust Strcd, Pom eroy, 0. Gon·
Htadll.,;rton ,.;--tact Clarinda Ctwnllllrh, 105
..IIIJ'&gt;nlte Lugg•ge - Lane Cedar
Wright Strc.:t, J,omeroy, o.
Cbnls - LA U Window l"ano9-5-3tc
l'rlildoire Refrigerators.
loktr Furwlturo, Middleport, Ohio
U9 II 200 fryers. Jo'1ne fo{ frccling.
Ready to go. 3 to 4 lb!L Hoger
Appolnlmehls aCtor 7 P. M.

Wrlgtlt's Barber Shop,

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H. Cairns, Box 177, RBdnc.
9-5·6tp

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water. •} n good hard road. E.

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fOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS

Service Station lilr ieoot. Doinl .
good business. Good looalion.
Extra large nervlce bays. Very
reasonable rental -Small capi·
tal investment required. Phone
372.
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Rutla~d, ~~~~:.h~e- ~~~~~:__-~~

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s&lt;il': l!. S. No. 1
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7th at Tuppers Plains Me,hodist
Phone 273 or contact Hyatt
Church . Pie and cake serv~d
Parsons, Portland, 0. 9.S·6tp Apartment for rent. t room• and
·- - - -- ·--~~bath. Adults only. Phone 440M
Wllh nome made ice cream.
or 24-Y.
94-3tp ' 4 yr. old cow with 3 weeks old
8·2Htc
Everyone welcome.
heHer calf. Orville Rhodes, Ra·
No hunting allowed on my farm
cine, 0 . Cull IJO between 8:00 Nice furnlsl.ta apartment In Mid·day or night. Fa)'c Powell, ~•:1 ·
'"d fi :OO.'
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dleport. 3 'ooms and batK. Cali
6170.
8 31 6tc
94-3tp
cine, Ohio.
for Sale: 2 year old colt Western
Pleasure. Inquire Reynolds 1 F ;-. ------ - 14)
Dairy Store. Miadleport. 9·4·31c u mshed 4 room apartment In
·- Pomeroy. P~or.e 337.J. 9-5-Gtp
IIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
I Nc;"l6 ga. pump
$6000, 5 room furnlshf!d apArtment 206
The birth of a new car. the Edsel, •Ingle burrel 20 ga $25 oo IB
Mulberry Ave. Phone 376
IS announced by Ford Motor Com·
piny tf Dearborn, Michigan. Vou
mch J}U Saw $25.00, Black and
9·5·31c
are cordially invited to see tlli!i Tc1 fnc flog und 2 pups
r.adderl,
neweat addition to the Ford Fam· $25.0U. ~'loy! l Wise, Bailey Ruu
Scaf:•ld h•ardt, Drop Clotlu.
Uy of Fine Cars at your noare.sl Road, l'omcl'oy.
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C::tiDII&gt;n Fl•her, Middleport.
Edsel dealer.
Pbone ~IJ,X.
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Jlcconditioncl Sir.6Cf Pori able
Electric Sewing Milcbinc, New - -- ·
Motor, New carrying ease, all
Or
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I~ Ponti". $1.59D. VB 2 door
new wiring, 5 year Guara11tce.
Sedan, H!dramalic drive, R &amp;
)' rce set of attach rnenh with Good use corn picker and three·
M. One care.tul owner. Low
I St 10 Sold Limited Supply.
point hitch plow. May!ord Har·
mtieagel A "cream puff". Blael·
Close out sale only $14.50. Pay
ris,
Racine, o. Phone 31139.
tnara, Pomeroy.
8·29-0tc
$1.00 Weekly. For Free Horne
94·3tc
lUI4 rord. $811D. 2 door Sedan.
Demo. call Huntington Ja ~-8117 Now rubber boltfng 8" wide. DO
dr••tnal black lln~h like new.
or write Hou.sehold Sewing, Pl8
loot long, 2\i H. P. and 1¥4 H.
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3rd Ave., Huntington, W. Va.
P. Practically new Electric MoBiaettnaro, Pomeroy. 8-20·6tc
D·Hilp.
turs. Wtll sell or trade for ~
19M ller&lt;ury. $1,4911. 2 door -~-i.l;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;··;;-;;;-;;,;;;
- - _ -'16 Tires. Stonley Glbb8, Ill. 2,
"Hird Top" Coupe, l'owor 'fr
Long Bultum, Ohio, In bnck of
Steering. Mcrcomatlc drive. Like 1
ucw Easi.C.{ Il lf!gh School on
new In every detail. Blacttnars, .
Rl. 7, 2nd house down Shade
~owl
Pomeroy.
8·29-lltc '
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9·3·3Lp
Save $100 to $tllnO
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t986 Buick VB. $M9~. 4 door One, Two and Three BcdroOJOil.
Special "liard Top" Sedan. Lm lar ~it stock must go. Briug your
than 12,000 mliea. Oyn•rlow dt•strt!s and your prohlcms.
we're clcalinl( on llle very low·
~rive, R &amp; 11. Almo•t like the
day It wa• sold. Ulacltnar., movf' in tomorrcw . Try us.
Pomeroy.
8·29-Gtc est possible terms!
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e HUGE SELICTION
Choice or two !Inc "210" 2 Manv reconditioned used one
1nll two bedroom traile rs.
dooro tn d one II ke new Belaire FREE DELIVERY - I,IUICK!
2 door. Bta~ttnara, Pomeroy,
Open 7 Days A Week
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11112 Pontiac. 1493. 2 door sedan.
Hydramatic drive. Orl·sinal light
Oml ·
aroen llnl.!h. Bleettnors, l'omeU.S. 23 Iouth
roy.
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I. 8. IIAWUJ'IGS SOHS N.- Z. Stainless Relri~erator. 32 cu .
llour "lethr Service. 011 ft., 2 dooo·. complete, with unit
lllooe ta2f. N14&amp;t Phone wu $930.1l0 now $6!u.OO. l;uar·
40IIIol. 00001 • PLYIIOUTII
antccd. JACK'S REFIIIGEitA·
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TlON, NEW HAVI!:N TU·23!S7.
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fOR SALE - Apptea. New Ha·
Bar ' Jl11taurant. E!tabllahcd vt!n Orr. hard, New Haven. Phone
TU-24688.
T-29U
bu1inm for 20 yn, Write Box
e/ o Sentinel
8·29-fitc OlAVELY 'IJIAC1'0R IIALI8 ll'.d
lllrr~et. R. A. rlllliw, 311 "llaln 81., Pomeroy.
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non·•elo. Sccon4 House Eaol
from achf{ol hou1c. Wm. H.
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Clarinet, excellent eo11- I
dillon. Prked reuonabie. CaU
tllllflir H . II.
9-H~
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l)atr)o Store,
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GRAVEL CO.
Phone 6393
Middleport

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Choire Center Blade Cuts .
Specially selected from grain-fed steers ....

It's carefully trimmed .. .. all choice blade
cuts . . . . no stringy nec.k polilons . . . . A&amp;P
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English Roast • • 53¢.1b.. Tender Wings • • 25. f! lb.
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BUSINESS: G~l'l' atore ..
i ;;...~;;i.,s.r.;~.~lnd Equipment. Gooa d..d lot.
Lotated In Rutland VU!tll·
Very rmoybiy priced. Poo!'
bealth remo for retirellelll
Phone W!M. Mrs. W. 8. Upo:

If tnat~ that

woman calling
Skeezix I'll
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FOR SALE: Eilella Holter ho~;;;
In Radne, 4 roorr.o and bath up
and D rooms down. Hlgheot of.
Chrlstmaa selling sea!on :wl!l soon
fer accepted. Contact Lawrence
be here. Prepare now for large
Holtor, Waterford, Ohio. Phone
pro!lts scllln~ beautiful Avon
Beverly 713-1"4.
9-3-8tp
Cusn&gt;etlcs.
9-3·3te
Lot 80 • 40. Deslroble location
on Childrens Home Hill $700.
Contad Geo. Coode. 1871 Lin·
&lt;oln · Heishll, Pomeroy. Phone
TIRMITU IXTIIIMINATID
32l·M. .
94-8lp ,
For !roe inapoctlon pha~o 883-11,
Gilmore Supply Stwe, Pomoroy.
Alt work suaranteed. Fully in•urod. vausben'a lndultrial and Roy L. Smith, son of Bonjomin
Resller.tlal Termite Control Sernnd Mary Smitb, waa born in
vler. St Marya, W. Va.
T 2~ tl
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Departed lro11 this tile Aus .
.;ustom Built Khchon. Kllchw
17, 191!7, age 59 yea!!, 8 mond•t~Rned lor your homo. ~·....,
ths and 13 ~IY'· He was unit· 1
•tattmates. Foreman &amp; Abbott.
Phone 62114-Y.
9-6·11 1cd In marriage to Gornet Itoback, Oct. 15, 1918. To this
union were born 2 children
&amp;ADIU • 'M.IV!SION Sl!l&amp;V\CJ:,
Ralph of Portland. Ohio, and
Phone f,JO, Cleland AppllaliOI
Madne Shain, of Rnclne, Ohio.
~= lH W. llalll Sl, Pom.ror He alao !caves &amp; grandchttitren,
David and Carol Shain and
Miriam, Juanita and Roy Ralph
QUICK SERVIC&amp; OD W~
Smith. lfl! qed mGther, Mrs.
Mary Smith of Portland, Ohio,
pllrtna b' uou.HI
hlilort Trallled
watcluuaker,
.JJWB. 2 brothers, Paul of R.aeine, o..
Lll:ltll. Pol'loroJ
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Frank of Portland 0., ~ shters
Mra. Hottle MeMu~oy, or Port·
land, Ohio, Mrs. Nora Hobacll
CONCIIII'l'l ILOCII
or Athtabull, Ohio, M!!. Zana
Gainer or ·Long Bottom, Ohio.
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GBVISIB BLOCJ CO.
Ohio end llfrs. Ruby Grucser of
lllinerovllle, Ohio. A host of
I MllM llorth of ,_..,
other relaUvea and lrien'd1. He
waa a membet or Morse Chopel
!of, E. Chur&lt;h and attended
C;oocl C1e111
church· as lont as his telllth
All Makellllll ModtJI
permitted 'letting hio llaht
quietly thine !o~ Christ.
Because he lives my darkest
AVTO 8ALB8
hour thaU hold . no terror,
His healihl balm abaU aoothe
my ~·~·~~~ patQ;... ·Beyond nie'e toli10111c road . 1
&amp;llmpse that ftirer, tl!f where
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my Lord dooth ret;n.
IIC:Ufl llOII-IAITW
Becau10 1M! Uvea 1111 earthly
VAL~IY
croos 1hlll ba ·1omorrnw trans·
~!od Col~ into bls redemptive
ero'll)l.
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,away all
teere ol aorroir..'1when 1 shall
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finally la~n an , 1J1¥ Mrdons
B) ,
.down.
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KlllZIE YEAUGER, whose last
place of residence was Lake City,
Tennessee, ind whose maiden
name was KIZZIE SMITH of
Briceville, Tennessee, Is here)ly
notified that on the 28th day of
Auguo!, 19117, LAWRENCE .YEAU·
ger, •being plaintiff, filed his pet·
Itlon again•t her as defendl!nt In
t he Court of Common Pteaa, Meigs
County, Ohio, Case No. 12,S92,
praying lor divorce from the .oald
Klzzie Yeauger on the grounds of
Wilful Absence of said defendant
from laid plaintllf lor more than
one ycar·iaot past and Gro88 Ne~·
iect of Duty, and plaintiff al!o
prays for other proper relief.
Said cause will he fDr hearl'l'lg on
or alter the 11th. day of October,
1957.
LAWRENCE YEAUGER
:crow &amp; Crow
Attorneys for Plalntllf
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By Mrs. John Dlthl
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Preston of
Columbus were
Friday night
gu.:sts of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Jacobs and son. Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Jacobs, son, and Mr. • and
Mrs. Preston left for Madison
and Ra('ine, W. Va., to spend the
w~ekend.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Hysell
and son of Pascagoula, Miss.,
spe•lt the past week with his sister, Mr. and Mr. Orville Allen.
This was Mr. Hysell'_, first visit in
8 yean.
r..rs. Ruth Wilson, Columbus
spent Monday with her mother,
Mrs. Bette Hilt.
Ro)' Ho\eu and Lewis Fox
spent the weekend with their
families.
Mr. and Mrs.' Vern Story were
week~nd guests of her parrnls Mr.
and l)lrs. Norman Schaefer.
Mn. Belle Hiit and Mrs. Ruth
Wilson called on Mro. Lucy Ruth
at the Hilieroat Rest Home, AtMno

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at the Diehl
Sunday.
Charles Hysell ond
on Bert Hart at the
Mrs. Betty Jacobs and ehil dren
Attendance at Sunday School Chillicothe.
Home.
Sept. I was 88, offering $11.29.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Allen, Mr.
Paul Snyder and family calleo returned ' to their home in Col·
Mr. and Mrs. Orvillt Allen and and Mrs. Newton Wintle and on her brother, Steve Eblin and umbos atler, spending the paot
guests Mr: and Mrs. Wm Hysell ' family, Mr. and Mrs. wm. Hy.!lell !ilm.ily.
• week wilb her Pllrents. 1\lr. and
and son were supper guesty of aild son were dinner guests of
Billy .Neimyer and family call· Mrs. Pearl Jacobs,
Sammy Lewis :tnd family, Harri· Mr. and Mn. Ernc!tt Powell.
~ed on Mrs. Belle Hilt Monday.
sonvllle one evening last week.
WcLOkcnd guests o!, Mr. and
l,lr. and. Mto. wm. Hysell and
INJURED BRAVES RETURN'
Rev. and Mrs. Guv Webb of Mrs. Pearl Parker were Miss Cleo son left . Friday lor their home In
'MILWAUKEE UP _ Pitchers
Pratls Fork Were •"Uf!its of Mrs. Parker, Mr . an d Mrs. J ames H•If· Pascaoula, Miss., by way ol Chilli· Bob Bual, out since Aug. 18 with
~elle Hill.
ncr aod children and Mrs. Hugh cothe and Fairborn, o., and Nic· a stro'ued back, . and center field,
er Bill Bruton, out since Ju
Recent ,&lt;~uests of Mr. and "'Irs Fergusoo1 .
kles, 1owa.
· 1y 11
Orville Allen were Nrwton Win·
Mrl$. .Bmma ·Fox has retun1ed
Carl Johriaon of Sebring, Fla.. with a twisted knee, will be able ·
tie and family, Cohan!ius, Mr. and to her work .at Eva's rest~urant was on over night ~uest of Mr. tr1 increase tile tempo . of their
Mrs. Harold Hudnell and 'sons, 3fler a vacatiOn.
and Mrs. John Diehl and ca1Jed workOuts next week and more.
Mrs. Henry Hudnell ond Paul Hy·
Mr. aod Mrs. Orville Allen an~ on Mrs. Belie Hilt. Mrs. Alice !han likely will be ready to play
die of Sandyville, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hysell ·called .Mooie was 8 Sunday dinner guest for the Milwaukee Braves 'before
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·R~frigerator and range: Phone
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Special- One momh lor 23 coots per word.
Full rate of 2 coots per word wiU be ch'fc:ffd lor ad vertlolng If
1101 pold lor before the ID1n of each mooth o owing ln,.rUon.
Ernn ill AdvertiBillg-Sbould be reported lmmedlale:y. The
llall1 &amp;entlnel ,.U DOt be respoDBlble lor mo•• thaD one tncor
red tuertion.
c.r.l of 'nlanb and Special Noticea of Eveots $1.00. Obltuar!ol
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WANTED: To rent 3 or 5 room
furnished house or apartment.
Call James Thabet. Ben Franklin Store, Sew Haven, W. Va.
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Locust Strcd, Pom eroy, 0. Gon·
Htadll.,;rton ,.;--tact Clarinda Ctwnllllrh, 105
..IIIJ'&gt;nlte Lugg•ge - Lane Cedar
Wright Strc.:t, J,omeroy, o.
Cbnls - LA U Window l"ano9-5-3tc
l'rlildoire Refrigerators.
loktr Furwlturo, Middleport, Ohio
U9 II 200 fryers. Jo'1ne fo{ frccling.
Ready to go. 3 to 4 lb!L Hoger
Appolnlmehls aCtor 7 P. M.

Wrlgtlt's Barber Shop,

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H. Cairns, Box 177, RBdnc.
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Service Station lilr ieoot. Doinl .
good business. Good looalion.
Extra large nervlce bays. Very
reasonable rental -Small capi·
tal investment required. Phone
372.
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s&lt;il': l!. S. No. 1
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7th at Tuppers Plains Me,hodist
Phone 273 or contact Hyatt
Church . Pie and cake serv~d
Parsons, Portland, 0. 9.S·6tp Apartment for rent. t room• and
·- - - -- ·--~~bath. Adults only. Phone 440M
Wllh nome made ice cream.
or 24-Y.
94-3tp ' 4 yr. old cow with 3 weeks old
8·2Htc
Everyone welcome.
heHer calf. Orville Rhodes, Ra·
No hunting allowed on my farm
cine, 0 . Cull IJO between 8:00 Nice furnlsl.ta apartment In Mid·day or night. Fa)'c Powell, ~•:1 ·
'"d fi :OO.'
9·3·3tp
dleport. 3 'ooms and batK. Cali
6170.
8 31 6tc
94-3tp
cine, Ohio.
for Sale: 2 year old colt Western
Pleasure. Inquire Reynolds 1 F ;-. ------ - 14)
Dairy Store. Miadleport. 9·4·31c u mshed 4 room apartment In
·- Pomeroy. P~or.e 337.J. 9-5-Gtp
IIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
I Nc;"l6 ga. pump
$6000, 5 room furnlshf!d apArtment 206
The birth of a new car. the Edsel, •Ingle burrel 20 ga $25 oo IB
Mulberry Ave. Phone 376
IS announced by Ford Motor Com·
piny tf Dearborn, Michigan. Vou
mch J}U Saw $25.00, Black and
9·5·31c
are cordially invited to see tlli!i Tc1 fnc flog und 2 pups
r.adderl,
neweat addition to the Ford Fam· $25.0U. ~'loy! l Wise, Bailey Ruu
Scaf:•ld h•ardt, Drop Clotlu.
Uy of Fine Cars at your noare.sl Road, l'omcl'oy.
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C::tiDII&gt;n Fl•her, Middleport.
Edsel dealer.
Pbone ~IJ,X.
11 1 I!
Jlcconditioncl Sir.6Cf Pori able
Electric Sewing Milcbinc, New - -- ·
Motor, New carrying ease, all
Or
Or
I~ Ponti". $1.59D. VB 2 door
new wiring, 5 year Guara11tce.
Sedan, H!dramalic drive, R &amp;
)' rce set of attach rnenh with Good use corn picker and three·
M. One care.tul owner. Low
I St 10 Sold Limited Supply.
point hitch plow. May!ord Har·
mtieagel A "cream puff". Blael·
Close out sale only $14.50. Pay
ris,
Racine, o. Phone 31139.
tnara, Pomeroy.
8·29-0tc
$1.00 Weekly. For Free Horne
94·3tc
lUI4 rord. $811D. 2 door Sedan.
Demo. call Huntington Ja ~-8117 Now rubber boltfng 8" wide. DO
dr••tnal black lln~h like new.
or write Hou.sehold Sewing, Pl8
loot long, 2\i H. P. and 1¥4 H.
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3rd Ave., Huntington, W. Va.
P. Practically new Electric MoBiaettnaro, Pomeroy. 8-20·6tc
D·Hilp.
turs. Wtll sell or trade for ~
19M ller&lt;ury. $1,4911. 2 door -~-i.l;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;··;;-;;;-;;,;;;
- - _ -'16 Tires. Stonley Glbb8, Ill. 2,
"Hird Top" Coupe, l'owor 'fr
Long Bultum, Ohio, In bnck of
Steering. Mcrcomatlc drive. Like 1
ucw Easi.C.{ Il lf!gh School on
new In every detail. Blacttnars, .
Rl. 7, 2nd house down Shade
~owl
Pomeroy.
8·29-lltc '
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9·3·3Lp
Save $100 to $tllnO
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t986 Buick VB. $M9~. 4 door One, Two and Three BcdroOJOil.
Special "liard Top" Sedan. Lm lar ~it stock must go. Briug your
than 12,000 mliea. Oyn•rlow dt•strt!s and your prohlcms.
we're clcalinl( on llle very low·
~rive, R &amp; 11. Almo•t like the
day It wa• sold. Ulacltnar., movf' in tomorrcw . Try us.
Pomeroy.
8·29-Gtc est possible terms!
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e HUGE SELICTION
Choice or two !Inc "210" 2 Manv reconditioned used one
1nll two bedroom traile rs.
dooro tn d one II ke new Belaire FREE DELIVERY - I,IUICK!
2 door. Bta~ttnara, Pomeroy,
Open 7 Days A Week
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11112 Pontiac. 1493. 2 door sedan.
Hydramatic drive. Orl·sinal light
Oml ·
aroen llnl.!h. Bleettnors, l'omeU.S. 23 Iouth
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I. 8. IIAWUJ'IGS SOHS N.- Z. Stainless Relri~erator. 32 cu .
llour "lethr Service. 011 ft., 2 dooo·. complete, with unit
lllooe ta2f. N14&amp;t Phone wu $930.1l0 now $6!u.OO. l;uar·
40IIIol. 00001 • PLYIIOUTII
antccd. JACK'S REFIIIGEitA·
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Bar ' Jl11taurant. E!tabllahcd vt!n Orr. hard, New Haven. Phone
TU-24688.
T-29U
bu1inm for 20 yn, Write Box
e/ o Sentinel
8·29-fitc OlAVELY 'IJIAC1'0R IIALI8 ll'.d
lllrr~et. R. A. rlllliw, 311 "llaln 81., Pomeroy.
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non·•elo. Sccon4 House Eaol
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Specially selected from grain-fed steers ....

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i ;;...~;;i.,s.r.;~.~lnd Equipment. Gooa d..d lot.
Lotated In Rutland VU!tll·
Very rmoybiy priced. Poo!'
bealth remo for retirellelll
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In Radne, 4 roorr.o and bath up
and D rooms down. Hlgheot of.
Chrlstmaa selling sea!on :wl!l soon
fer accepted. Contact Lawrence
be here. Prepare now for large
Holtor, Waterford, Ohio. Phone
pro!lts scllln~ beautiful Avon
Beverly 713-1"4.
9-3-8tp
Cusn&gt;etlcs.
9-3·3te
Lot 80 • 40. Deslroble location
on Childrens Home Hill $700.
Contad Geo. Coode. 1871 Lin·
&lt;oln · Heishll, Pomeroy. Phone
TIRMITU IXTIIIMINATID
32l·M. .
94-8lp ,
For !roe inapoctlon pha~o 883-11,
Gilmore Supply Stwe, Pomoroy.
Alt work suaranteed. Fully in•urod. vausben'a lndultrial and Roy L. Smith, son of Bonjomin
Resller.tlal Termite Control Sernnd Mary Smitb, waa born in
vler. St Marya, W. Va.
T 2~ tl
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Departed lro11 this tile Aus .
.;ustom Built Khchon. Kllchw
17, 191!7, age 59 yea!!, 8 mond•t~Rned lor your homo. ~·....,
ths and 13 ~IY'· He was unit· 1
•tattmates. Foreman &amp; Abbott.
Phone 62114-Y.
9-6·11 1cd In marriage to Gornet Itoback, Oct. 15, 1918. To this
union were born 2 children
&amp;ADIU • 'M.IV!SION Sl!l&amp;V\CJ:,
Ralph of Portland. Ohio, and
Phone f,JO, Cleland AppllaliOI
Madne Shain, of Rnclne, Ohio.
~= lH W. llalll Sl, Pom.ror He alao !caves &amp; grandchttitren,
David and Carol Shain and
Miriam, Juanita and Roy Ralph
QUICK SERVIC&amp; OD W~
Smith. lfl! qed mGther, Mrs.
Mary Smith of Portland, Ohio,
pllrtna b' uou.HI
hlilort Trallled
watcluuaker,
.JJWB. 2 brothers, Paul of R.aeine, o..
Lll:ltll. Pol'loroJ
1~11
Frank of Portland 0., ~ shters
Mra. Hottle MeMu~oy, or Port·
land, Ohio, Mrs. Nora Hobacll
CONCIIII'l'l ILOCII
or Athtabull, Ohio, M!!. Zana
Gainer or ·Long Bottom, Ohio.
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GBVISIB BLOCJ CO.
Ohio end llfrs. Ruby Grucser of
lllinerovllle, Ohio. A host of
I MllM llorth of ,_..,
other relaUvea and lrien'd1. He
waa a membet or Morse Chopel
!of, E. Chur&lt;h and attended
C;oocl C1e111
church· as lont as his telllth
All Makellllll ModtJI
permitted 'letting hio llaht
quietly thine !o~ Christ.
Because he lives my darkest
AVTO 8ALB8
hour thaU hold . no terror,
His healihl balm abaU aoothe
my ~·~·~~~ patQ;... ·Beyond nie'e toli10111c road . 1
&amp;llmpse that ftirer, tl!f where
. _,..UCTIMA~ I IIAMI
my Lord dooth ret;n.
IIC:Ufl llOII-IAITW
Becau10 1M! Uvea 1111 earthly
VAL~IY
croos 1hlll ba ·1omorrnw trans·
~!od Col~ into bls redemptive
ero'll)l.
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,away all
teere ol aorroir..'1when 1 shall
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B) ,
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KlllZIE YEAUGER, whose last
place of residence was Lake City,
Tennessee, ind whose maiden
name was KIZZIE SMITH of
Briceville, Tennessee, Is here)ly
notified that on the 28th day of
Auguo!, 19117, LAWRENCE .YEAU·
ger, •being plaintiff, filed his pet·
Itlon again•t her as defendl!nt In
t he Court of Common Pteaa, Meigs
County, Ohio, Case No. 12,S92,
praying lor divorce from the .oald
Klzzie Yeauger on the grounds of
Wilful Absence of said defendant
from laid plaintllf lor more than
one ycar·iaot past and Gro88 Ne~·
iect of Duty, and plaintiff al!o
prays for other proper relief.
Said cause will he fDr hearl'l'lg on
or alter the 11th. day of October,
1957.
LAWRENCE YEAUGER
:crow &amp; Crow
Attorneys for Plalntllf
(8) 29, (9) D, 12, U, 26, (10)3, 10, 7te

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By Mrs. John Dlthl
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Preston of
Columbus were
Friday night
gu.:sts of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Jacobs and son. Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Jacobs, son, and Mr. • and
Mrs. Preston left for Madison
and Ra('ine, W. Va., to spend the
w~ekend.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Hysell
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spe•lt the past week with his sister, Mr. and Mr. Orville Allen.
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8 yean.
r..rs. Ruth Wilson, Columbus
spent Monday with her mother,
Mrs. Bette Hilt.
Ro)' Ho\eu and Lewis Fox
spent the weekend with their
families.
Mr. and Mrs.' Vern Story were
week~nd guests of her parrnls Mr.
and l)lrs. Norman Schaefer.
Mn. Belle Hiit and Mrs. Ruth
Wilson called on Mro. Lucy Ruth
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Sunday.
Charles Hysell ond
on Bert Hart at the
Mrs. Betty Jacobs and ehil dren
Attendance at Sunday School Chillicothe.
Home.
Sept. I was 88, offering $11.29.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Allen, Mr.
Paul Snyder and family calleo returned ' to their home in Col·
Mr. and Mrs. Orvillt Allen and and Mrs. Newton Wintle and on her brother, Steve Eblin and umbos atler, spending the paot
guests Mr: and Mrs. Wm Hysell ' family, Mr. and Mrs. wm. Hy.!lell !ilm.ily.
• week wilb her Pllrents. 1\lr. and
and son were supper guesty of aild son were dinner guests of
Billy .Neimyer and family call· Mrs. Pearl Jacobs,
Sammy Lewis :tnd family, Harri· Mr. and Mn. Ernc!tt Powell.
~ed on Mrs. Belle Hilt Monday.
sonvllle one evening last week.
WcLOkcnd guests o!, Mr. and
l,lr. and. Mto. wm. Hysell and
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Rev. and Mrs. Guv Webb of Mrs. Pearl Parker were Miss Cleo son left . Friday lor their home In
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~elle Hill.
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er Bill Bruton, out since Ju
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kles, 1owa.
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Orville Allen were Nrwton Win·
Mrl$. .Bmma ·Fox has retun1ed
Carl Johriaon of Sebring, Fla.. with a twisted knee, will be able ·
tie and family, Cohan!ius, Mr. and to her work .at Eva's rest~urant was on over night ~uest of Mr. tr1 increase tile tempo . of their
Mrs. Harold Hudnell and 'sons, 3fler a vacatiOn.
and Mrs. John Diehl and ca1Jed workOuts next week and more.
Mrs. Henry Hudnell ond Paul Hy·
Mr. aod Mrs. Orville Allen an~ on Mrs. Belie Hilt. Mrs. Alice !han likely will be ready to play
die of Sandyville, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hysell ·called .Mooie was 8 Sunday dinner guest for the Milwaukee Braves 'before
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