https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b04b2f936c2156f0a70212d63d34f8cb.pdf e0ffa739dcdf50a68b7522e3bebdb77e PDF Text Text (r, , .. , ' ' r l " \ ' ' ' '' •' tlV!~~ ~ ~~~epton, Fla , ~ompanled ao far as DUTTON 'DRUG CO. ON THI!IIl RE-LOCATION IN THE ' Cootes ·Building MiddlePort Robert and Maxine Coates f.,11;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;:;;;~ 1 - _ _ _ .._ ___,,___ .High Stud~nts Participate ~ Tests ;t • ., ;, ...Lustre ' • 1 .. • . ' Launcty ' Federal·Wlrt't Jtg • t Faubus' served "'_uuay --r Gets. $l~·Fine, . ''t Jail Stntente ' \ mounted pistols bumper. pavement, the pli!Ois of yellow paint which at whldl the drlv'er (l) sees the I slgnil, (2) Sl1Ul11 on the brakeo, and (3) SloP' lbe ear. The automobile Is supplied by Nationwide Insurance A safetf engineer lor the firm wUI rid• beaide the driver 1nd operate the equipment. Nationwide englneert have staged similar aemonstraaervjt~ , (or ~lelia tiona before moreJhan D,OOO stut7J w~,dhul1, sud flcpt groups in eiatern United Nl!\lf Havel •home on 'states. heart ,u.o'k wilt he 1 Thuraday'• demonstration will •.li;,~.ley Funeral Home of be pre<eded by a etudent' asN Y. fsem~b during whleh students wiD Mrs. Sismonde be brlefea on the de!Donotration v,1~l1~~~~thls morning by and bear an illustrated talk on the .1:: fills md waa lmpo~nee of drim/,ttltu4es. Mr. !O:. •ur•vo at noon to- MeComaa aald the 11embly will oet ~ yet begin at 2:30 and the test willlo~ low about 4~ "minutes later on s. Siiil!onile" Wll oorn June Third Ave., Just In front of the the <laughter 1<hool. Sowlckl. The publle Ia Invited lurvlved by her bus· , ----son L®l! and a bot~ at home; In New York and .' PR·IZ·ES I '' ' . . . ~. .' LARM I CLOCK$. $US Value ' ' ,3.25 . ' Value $1.75 Grindley Denies QUR PRICE $1,98 ,I _, I' UllaHysell As Chief By Bacon • CURns.SPRAYMET .• f2 .~0 Value '' ,. " ,, ' OUJl PRICI! ~1.69 C~ges Mad~ By ~al Operator Justice of the Pea•• II· E. Grindley todAy lashed bact. at eoal mine operator Ura Swisher In a signed statement to the pre11 til which he aoserted lhll bls court had exerclted no dl!cri111inatlon again!l Swlaher, or biJ c;oal truCk driv.U. In his itate.lent ley aald that· alx of swi.!llor'o lOIII PI~S •·.. ·... · 15c . •", I!ORDIN~ , ·t« q~''SPkiAL BUY . l O~l on • lllon'~all,~.e;~nlr•g: Riffle was lng a motor the Jn(luenee Of liquor aftd ed $100 and eosts plllf three days In jail. Middleport pollee also repoi"l· ed t~e am..t of IA!ster Young, '48 of West Columbia, W v•., on chars.. Of Intoxication. Police Chief Leroy Bartrum also sild tOday that tnvcotigatlpn was still. coDUnu~rlg In relation to the Meigs Grocery C<f.; burg. lary wbleh was perpetrated Sun· dax nlgbt and in which $140 was stolen after tlfe safe had been forced open. Robert Runnel Fatally Strieken r~~~r~.~~!osld Thundal' at 2 p. m. hi t~e Ewihc Funer,l Chapel for Roblirt Bron Kunnel Sr., 330 condor-It w)lo died early tbil morning. The d~aled bad worked fill' neuly hla entire Jl~ II tho Excel· alor Salt Wntb In Pomeroy until forced' by Ill health IntO retirement 1 Rev. Jl4!pb Zulidel will offielate lat the aervlces alter which burial will •he made In t~ll Beeb Grove Cmnetery. S\lrvlvlftl the deeeaaed are the lollowblg fhll4ren: J~D Runnel ~~!~~;~~ Robert Hynnel ' Jr., Cheater Hutton, Runnel, Pome.Wyatt Gilbert of " ~1' . ,~. . ... 1• l II hi~ l'<llli,( d\"~<"·- t:;, DIJ1es IWIJ, - I r • j' ~etuat lnjun<11on wu drawn Houe .Jaid he'piiD~ to pllce ';;. (Contmued 011 Palt T•l poQce ruards at all the Integrated lcboolt and dopble el(orll to maJntain peace. i 0'· very "de- appearing man, and one ..makes a good Impression" 15 when the ht• •pent about zs , .... of hi! vlllf&e mu>t pn!senLI 0 47 behind bir& Tbe K~rrs 1\un tjlelr, case lq aaking for a renewnative will be trted 10on on a aJ Of I SOWij~ disposal permit. iV two-year-old lnd1~ent for Street Foreman Lewla Elllt J breaklnc ond entermg the OICII' preaented his monthly report Datea of four triatJAtq· ~ip Koodel Store. whleh included mowinq of come- county common Plell Coutl.Jleft terle1, vaemt lots, park olte, pot- tel down today by Judge'J~IIll c. Gllmm;e ' is belni held in Mid chins or streeb, cutting down of Baeon. dleport JOII today A !~year-old ber)IIS apd llleys, Installation of • 1.Ke,r's Run yeuth, wo lmplleal· eatehba1in and sewe.,, building They Me, Ohio vs. Cllarlea Pow- ed In the Rosa ServiCe Sta~ti~;o~;n ~:d:::~·~ of new steps al tho viUage hall, ell, Sept. Z5, t a. m. two eounll, robbery, wUl 1ppear before •• work at the railroad croislng at Ol!O ,111ault •nd batteey, the other IIIIo Judre John C. Baeon. Coat Street and Fll'JI Avenue, .WU.e money hy fo""' O'Brien lndleated that Gilmore repair and cleaning or the pool · Oblo VJ, Clarenee Ill)'mon, Sepl waa "out on parole" from the ••II'l torage of equipment for 24, I p m., three Indictments, ofte penitentiary two years ago when ttlc winter, ~ trip to LOgan for of robbery, two for assault and he waa arwled for the Roedel Nlckloi. Ule aDd trip.!, lnstsllatlon of ' battery. <r~me. He was sent back to prl· ianltary sewer on Login St , aem~· Ohio vs. Roger Hayman, Sepl 24 '"11 Cor violating parole, gainlnl 1iulrld.1y, weekly elo1nine of the bll!lness 0 a m , three eounta, one of rob- his relesse acveral monlha ago oectlpn, routlae dally oall . and berl'. two of 11sault 1nd !'"ttery. "Sinee be moved lo GolliJ rep1 ir, work 00 the aparlment a' ' Ohio vs. r,erald Shenkle, Sept County" oald the prosecutor, "We the village hill. I ' I 20, 9 a m • Indicted for lnvol· aeclded to leave him alone until IAtlerf were read oy Clerk C. untary manslaughter In cauolng ready to prosecute on the Roedel 0, Murray from the Ralph M. the 4oath un Jan 28, 1,; of Indictment." fn the meantime, wool~rt En•lneerln• ComJlllly, Glen Boring, while drlvln1a otor 1Cet~llnuo41 0n p110 Two) ... • • ,.. vehlele while under the Influence Doyton, offering osslata_nec In of SSI Intoxicating beverar~. ' NO MElTING HELD the viUaae decision u to lthettior FIUure to 11temble a quoi'IIIJI or no\ to bull~ a aew1se 1ilsPUtal resulted In the eancellatlon of the pl&Dt and sending applleatlo~s U __ _ special meetlng of the Pomeroy for F~eral Aid for aueh a proCity Counell on Monday niCht. je~t. and a letter rrom the Chart.. A. Wnicb company Se_J cutltiea and lnvestmenb, tile ' aJIC:U. firm which bar a eontraet to nnonee the 1village dloposal plant. ---1, whlc~ offered help of ny kind In I.AICiU ·v .teltllng the problem of a plant. 'l'he appoillbnnt of A. V. EuMi)lor Fisher reported that lnlton •• .,....., of the parkersMayor E. F. Roblnso• bad invlt- .kr& Hlg It Reel, Foundry at Pom· At lei!St 100 boats Including ~0,000 cabin type crutsers tlie eouneU melnbero and llay, · aroy baa bofn . announced by J, to ~sit the next mee~n1 of w. Robbllll, Eatern Manager of down to the buc!\111 of nails and a few boards kind are expect· council: A ~otter was read the Rig .t lleol Olvillon of tbe ed to be off tbe levee here Sunday when tbe first annual Porn• the Pomeroy Mayor In re- Parkeraburl • Aetna Corporation. eroy-Middleport Regatta is held. . stleet sweeper whieh w. Easlngton aucceeds W I. Pen· PreiJaratioos are well advanced for the gala event which ~;~~~;!!;b;y~the whn hu Is re•taned. P•tt Twol two Un,Eslington 1 graduate at the will feature seven races. three in the hydroplane class, three Unlveralty pf Dllnolt and comes tn the runabout, and one feature, " to Ria & Reel from the Westover free-for-all race. Reglstra!lon of boats by the COillorodon of Milwaukee, Wiseotuln, with whom be bu been Big Bend BOat Club wiD be going auotlaled u a staff en&lneer on Sunday morning. Racing w11i l pecWiiiqln foundry operatlou. begm It I : I~ p m The parade , Ellinstqn, hiJ wife, and bll two of boals begins at 12.4~. ehlldl'IJII ,baxe reeenOy mqved te Ra<ine /rOJII theli Iarmer real· ~011ee at Vatparallo. Indiana. 1 ., 0 Four Cases B Jud.ge Baeon, i I New ltWiilger Is N At ,1 Jllundry : I .,¥bJMII! ,.,pped- Reg. 25e . As Dispute ds Through South School Building Is Leveled ' NASHVI.,LE, Tenn. (UP) - The $500,000 Hattie Cotton School, one of seven where ftrst-grade integration began Monday, was gutted by a thunderous dynamite blast early 10· day Police said the building was a total loss, although the exterior walls were still1tandlng Residenu were knocked from - - - - - the" beds and window• were blown out over an area ot ttv· era! bloctJ in this EaJt Sid• . W area near the city ~!mill. Nobody was injured. The blut followe~ angry dem. BIDS onstraUons and roct1hrowing at six of the seven c1ty sebools • J where Negro children were ad· I mltted to the first gracle on openmg day. The inddent continued l.tn'LE ROCK. Ark. UP _ Tbe 1nto the mghl federal IOVenment prepared to Pollee Clllef Douglau Roue MO - 0 rva I 5ald tL" n ·-• serve an 111jun\:uon on r ~· m: explotw ".:? " dellnile· 1 ,. an th11 ,n wterv ..., 1ew between Dl"'. •Benj~ Fine (1ef t), veteran o·~u bP• •·>· evro though it II>' ly is eonnected wi'"' students' at Cen..al high ICbOOI in Little peared certa 1n be has blocked en· trouble over Integration • One " , ,," rollment or Negroes at Central Negro pupil ~llended Hittle ln)t:8r~'lon. If~ w., '!01 held, but lfi&b Sdtool until the Ill!" ltiDet- Colloa llonday, but a.... said """11:er 'ng!if p~oto) , ihtei!enlecl to ~est ter. ," there WIJ no trouble there dill· He Cll!lil't 'deflli• Wha " ~ ted ' mg tbe day. . ' ' ' _.J, ••1 in Utln& National Pollet Gvardt Stt ' ·' ' ' •· • to bar NeiJ'oa from A pollee guard b11 heeD thrown the previously all· up around the borne Of · the Neapjllrentl1, oron a gro child, loeated about six againilt time. bloc:ks from the sehood, Houe fall term ~ laist Tu... said. Tile tbUd wu not identlfled likely will be' fM along Ho11e said evidence left little tioventmenfs inJun•· doubt tbot d711amite waa Uled j,o ! ~~r:.== have moved blow UJ the buDding. P4Uce II eeUrll. Sgt. John Irwin, one of the intbl: goyernor, v..tiptors, found a wire &om a court ordm te detonatinr <1p at the 1<ene. C Officers aaid there may be a .... between the blaat md the -~t ll!liiJr-l~ 'i'],'l'_tbeft of two ease• of dr· ,..,... • . r Tir,sy Motorist Seeoad Street . c~ SINGLB COPY_.. During The N~ht By BlaSt GALUPoLIS, o : tiP-Three eonatruetlon worker, ·ot tbo Kalser Aluminum Co, plant at Rav· en,wood, w. Va, . w~r• killed whe9 tbclr I" .collld1d with a truek bn Ohio 2'1'0 near :-terc Monday. The t)lree were Identified by the Ohio Highway Palrol " ~bar· ies A. Darby, 22, Porunwuth, lllchard ' E, Boggs U, Portsm'outh and Charles S<bwable, 23, New Boston ·118ll!\li•nstta~lon . cair I The Patrol laid the three ned from a Gallipolis patroln!ar. Dl1liltilent 1 who had alopped them to lu~e 1 Citation lor reckless operation, The aeclocnt occurred half an hour later, 8\t miles nortlleut ~f Oat IItil, the .P~tro>l sa1d. . A l(aiJer Co. apokeman ••lo the three were not lfrodu~on workers The HlghW&Y Patrol said I eo-worker Identified tbem " cOJISIIIJction employ .. at the Ravenowood plmt. C4LL 121 'I w.,.... Nashville Schoof.t Is. Over I · G.nu' 1•IS • I· ' ' W•M•••IY ~meroy-Middleport, ~~o, ~~a1Sep~m~ 101 J~5.~7· _:;:':---.....,:--..,...~-=-- ~----- I 11~ar ·, ~lJJO t• like If c"""' 0111.. 'Willi' •%4k""' roln to4oy e!W ....,., ........••••• tt 16CIIIy htl.., · """""' Nat ' .. ' w1rm todly. rlhr• lllf -~.. ,.nty •leo!4r .... 1 litHo Itt 1M ~ Hill! lwlloy In 1M 111. '1tw ,.. nlthl In 1M 60s. ' •It,..., Killtd Laundry-done Ihe wa!I you :t ar~ 1 IY UNITID ,.... , '•' . 3--~--. -r.___,Plan--:-~ . ~----,-'--'"•"""~---,--~...,.......,.......::::..,--.,..,.-........--- J ,, ~ Weath•r· ' ' --------~----~----_.~-~·~--~~)~~----~----~--~--------------------- !l 'I Jil' ,, ;.' .'I J,_JJ_.AMI , I l i ' ; \\ \ •• e and were ac· Augusta, Ga., br b(l •nleee Mlis Jean lleMaoter, whii wjll vl&lt friends ID that area. I Mrs. ~loioe Chapman, Dayton, hu bofn JJere for a short v1alt with re!~ctlvea and fmnds. llfra. Charles Walburn and her granddaughter, Pam11a Walburn, spenf the 1reek end with Mr. and 1 Mel. Pearl Graves and famdy. Mr. and Mrs. c M Henneu- left 1 toiJarlor AUanta, Ga, to vlalt Me. ' and Mrs. Gordon CIJy and three chllilreri and Catherine ChureblD. Mr. Cl-.Y baa been seriously Ill but Is l"eport•d as Improving slow· ly. . Jlljle ~•!Ill)', South Bend , visited frl~ndo. over theHlvnor, week end Mi¥ J)qJ!i~ Columbus, I I'OOJD·matO 'ot Mi86 Diane !Ieick· ' man 'and Mlos Charlene Dillard, spent the week end II the Releti· man home. Olarles H"Jklns IP'nl the week Clevolalld and attended "'•~•""• of his To The /..'• Chari" MeMas~r, !>eon here Vlsltinr rela· Sunday for their bOrne , Best ·Wishes ... ' ,• ,. ... ' . .' to Large Crowd Is Expected For First R~gatta Sunday Commentbll on the explosion, us11tant alit aebool ouperintindent W. H. Oliver Jaid, "'We're up ag11nat thugs. Tbe f~Jhl Ia agaiDJt lawleiiDeas. This It the result of I name that hu been fanned by ~e loeal people and •orne outside al!ltators." "l bope thll will at lailt ank· en tb~ llw-abllilftl eltizens or th11 community 61 the problem we're up againa~" be added "it sounded like the whole world had ended With 011• "' loud blast," ..id Policeman loe Casey, who was aJakened br th~ blast and rushed 'lo the ...ne from bl5 home 1 ·i borl diatan<e ' away. About 1190 wtiite eblldren and the Negro cblld were left without a school. Oliter ,.,d a dedaion would be mtile 'liter aJ to what to do witb the eblldrln. The 1<hool il se•erat milO!J from the Fehr Jehool, scene at most of Monda)' l demonstnUotu. About 23 pareobi remlined at 1 the sehool until I lie llondlj' niJbl, aiter pollee had broten up a demon~trltion. ~ At Fehr the ,d-ewd awelled to 500, throWinll ~b 1nd shoutlnr threats. A PGllcemm termed the group the "worat mob" be ever bad seen · ~ Nmeteen Negro flflt grade11 attended oeven previously white schools llondoy, tlluehlnc off the lntldents. one who .... reriJtered did not at~nd. Three peraous ~re hit by rocks Mond!IJ' gight as demon· strations at feht S<hool eonlln· ued unUI- aboilt 11:30 p. m. edt, Tbe tbree, a Negro mother, s paumg Negro woman driver and a pollee Inspector. were burt only •1\lhtly. ')'we persons were arreated. While tbb lat01t demODSintion was going <Jn, oegrogationist lohn Kasper, spoke at a noisy meeting In the downtown section, with about 1100 persons gathered to hear h1m. Earlier the Wh1te Citizens council leader had ••· pervised activities a\ F~br .... Ollljo. . Xuper held a rope 11 be 1polo on the stePI of the War llem• rial Bull!ll,nr. Later he made In· otl)er ~dfe" from the State CaPitol steps D!W'br, saying ho intended to ciiT)' on tlJtj light "even if they &el In inJUDC• tion." . . Pol~ broke up the crowd a! Fehr Iller elose watch on the One of lbe petJODI - Helen Green, ed earlier iD the day,wtUI•JIJIW'ing i bottle at a•Negi'O. The Gree• woman 1~9"~ I •' I �, I 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·MiddlepoM, 0., Sept. 10, 1957 who harrPd lhp •ntrnnM to tho budding whde , jeermg crowd of almost !100 student.< and 4dulta (ContlnM lrttn P11t Ont) pushed In close to lend him supthree white woolen <!harged dur port. mr tbe helJht ol the trouble that 11l've got a kid ht!re, and I'm The regatta next Sunday is an excellent op· c1vic bl-ga!lizatlons wh1ch are putting out tons oecurrM dur!hg school holll"• not 10111g to tel m~ IUd go to \ !'!!, j Qne Negro lnothet, who had been oehool with an) blal!k Negro-The Jumor Wlnd!ilg Trat! ;' portuhlty for the J>oilietby-Middleport twin of wotk to make this a success tilt t\rget or a •'thrown bottle. - - -", ~!roli~ aid, his feet Garden Club Ill~! last 'Thdrsday was eh" lll"ged With possesSion of a towns to put their best face forward Many A third Is to show a wholesome brand of !pread wide. h1• arms folded after school at the home of their krure adviSor. Mrs Robe{! Thompson visitOrs Will ctowillinlo oul' streets to see the Sl'"ro:-~s 1'11~ biirly £best Luella Thompson, pre!ldent. fnendliness and couttesy to all visitors in our Children or both f~('('S were 0 55 Sign On CHANNfL 3 The Negroes depart•d wtthout fun on the water. There are three thmgs we bcw1lde1 ed by what was gomg: prestded at the meeting which 6 55 1!tJD On 600 Today towns that day. A smile, greeting, and consid" on Segrl!gatl"'11st.< " yolled and further mctdenl o1Jened wtlh the club pledge nud ?·OO Today might do to mak~ this a ti!d letter day for all Romper 1\Gom bllll:!itlt POitjiO.t.d 199 30 00 Treaf;urs. Hunt eration to strangers who are here fo~ relaxa- tacked up pllc\tds l'tnaHy They were turned down for the .slogan 900 Romper Room One is to shr a special effort to ha\e our tO 00 The Prtee ts Right tion will go far toward creahng a good mem· while mothers began to take offl01al reason !hot the North Ltt· FolloWing a short bUs!hess ses- 9 30 Treasure Hunt their children from class About tie Rock &:hoot board had post· streets, sidewalks, and home yards especially tO 30 Truth or consequenc• ory of Meigs and Mason Counttes non a demonstration on 'How to 10:00 The Price !B Rtght ~~If the \VIIite ~h!ldrl!n half gob~ neat and clean for all to see. ~onctl schttlutcd lill'egl-otYoh until I I! UO TIC T3C DtUgh home a( some school• by the end thmgs calmed down at near!ly Separate and Plant IriS' was 10 30 Trulh or Consequoneel Another 1s to come out for the b1g show None of these suggeshons cost a cent Only of the school day given by Mrs Thompson after II 00 T1c Tac Dough It Could B• You 1130 I.tttle Rock whiCh the group lrtmmed and 12 00 News Report ourselves to let everyone know we support a little effort. They rould tepay much more LITI'LE ROCN, Ark. UP-Gov Orval E Faubus, assmlng that At Little Rock's Central High dls!rtbuted Ins 10 take home II 30 It Could Be You our hometown sponsored events and our own than they cost. 12 13 MoYiellme he dtd not take offtcc to surten· School, a crowd gathered at the for planting. Plans wet e made 12 00 Newl Report I 30 Drlde ana Groom !or a flower show to be given at t3 --:--::--:----;;;:-~---:~-~ der Arkansas' Soverelgn power" opemng or classes but dispersed 12 Mov1et1me 2110 Matinee Theater the C<ntral PTA mee\lng 1·30 stood r~rmty to~ay antn•t the soon wheb 11 became Oby!ous Bnde and Groom ~ 00 Queen lor a !lay Games were pta!'<d during the , 2 00 Queen for l! Da) I' '11 efforts of the \Jhlled Slate; gov- there would be no rac1al problem 34( Aodern RnmanaeeJ social hour and refreshments today Manht;~ttan, •r•mem to mtegrate the schools 400 Comedy 1tme 3 46 Modem Romances of Ltttle Rock Natlonal Gu:~rd troops agam were served. 4>30 Trouble With Father Gtlbert Zwtlling, we note, bas tile last hst· when you pick up the phone?" The Nattonal Guard on rmged that school, however, to 4 00 Comedv Time , Present were Leah and Karen 5 00 Spmach Ployhouse mg m the telephone book of the General Tete. ''We not only get a tot of nutsance calls, hand to prevent any such at· prevent mtegl-atloq Grueser, Ma'ry and Luella Thomp· 4 30 Trouble With Father 5 45 NBC News " f N , 1 f I tempts at one school today and spn. Nan~y Tyo, Millie Legar 5 00 Sp!narh Playhouse ~=-:phone company here I a certain ew York· WI! ge, a ot o tong dtstance nutsance cal s grim civilians repulsed an artual 600 News Picture and three guests, Luuise Ann 545 NBC News 615 Sports Eye e1 has his way, our Mr Zwilling may be super- Tins listing has been m the phone books hve I try by stx Negroes to enroll at an Grueser, George and Freddie 6 25 Weathereast ceded as the last man in the phone book years, and the telephone company makes otlrcr school 600 News Picture Thompson !Continued frow. Pagt Ontl 6 IS Sports Eye 6 30 TBA According to the Unlteil ~ess, the new 111oi'e money on It than we do I've had a lot J It was the most crtttcal !tate Metg• County pahenls durlpg 700 Mayor of the ToWJt 8 25 Weathercast name may be the Zzyzzy Ztamp Ztudies Co , of calls from people who don't say a word So of oppo•itio~ since the 1954 Su July and August polbt up more 7 30 Fother ltnOWI Best • . , preme Court school ruling VIVIdly than word! the urgen' 6 30 Nat ' Klng" COi'• ~how (~ntl~u•d ''"'" Ptpo One) which has made a rich commercial thing out 1 dec1ded not to either Faubua tssued a blistering nted for blood. dohors at thli 8 00 Kraft 'IV Theater aroy Juhlor l!!gh School audl· \7 00 Felllvat of Stars of bemg the lB<st telephone listing in the ''You have the same number in all those statement condemning Federal time A total of 93 pints of Red touum WJ!h t~e GNotes of Mtd 7:30 Ptn!e 900 This Is Your Life 9:30 Waterfront Manhattan phone book. pbohe books'." Judge Ronald N Davtrs who or- Cross blt>od waR u~ lor Metgs dleport on tilt! band stand The 8·00 Baseboll dered lntegratfoh to pro!eed patient.! In the two months danre Is spOhsore~ b) the Exem10 00 Masquefade Piii"IY Thts last listing calls for a call But when "Yes, lnd soon we may take In a,ll big cl· here and who refused laat Satur· Betause 1\felgs Cou~ty was 111 plars of the Beta Sigma Ph1 sor· 10.~ Ni!w'! Headlines 10•10 Nltewali!b t0·30 News Headllne1 rleht for blood at the lime of the you d1al the number, you bear the receiver ties around here - Philadelphia, Boston . . . day lo postpone It or1ty A~miSBIOD u $1 per person IP.:OO Tolrtrht 10 40 Nltewatch, The to vern or, risking direct last b!oodtnob!!e visit, \h~ blood ~nd 60c for students unbook,and then there's silence Fmally, UP's atld eventually I hope to be throughout the contempt of coutt, ia!d the eredll! earned at that tfme were 1:00 •ION OFF 12 00 ronlibt Doc Quigg couldn't stand lt any longer He country with the same number " judge's methods have "&lven the not suffiellftt to make up the de Dean Sturm, widely known TV __.....__. writes· lmpmslon of be!nr hllh-!landed flclt ind a!ao cover ~he liB pints personalitY of Huntington, W Va "Well, what's this stamp business'" and arb!tary, and trete rendere~ of bloo~ Apia a delltlt h!sts wilt be the regatta announccr "Look, Zzyzzy, zay zomethlng, will you? "It's stamp-size photographs that we make apparently without cohalderltfoh A quota of 150 plit\1 bl blood Chatrman of the JUdges wt!! Don't ztt there in zilence in your ztudloz of consequences" hilS been ~ far tb" f!slt 111 be Max Ward, Pomeroy. asslsletl from a pi~iure or a drawmg of themselves MIY ••-•t Actllll order to tnalte t~p the aef!c•t and by Dae Harttence, Athens. 0 , Zpeak1" ·~ ~ that peop)e send in We take the head and U S. District Atty. Osro Cobb 1\-'IUre adequat~ blood for the and Caph Bahr, Middleport ~~ "Zurc," said a male voice. "You want zomecaught hurrylllfl Into his 6ltice, tlext two months, chard SchWab, Middleport, Is TUESDAY ' WEDN!SDA Y CHANN.l I thing?" make stamps from It and usually put a design sa•d he "would~'! be 1 bit sur- The time Of tU ' b!iiOilmoblle ehatrtnan oi starters CHANNEL. 7 00 l'rmm!e Dean , around tt. lior Instance, we have a beart·shap- pr!Sed' If there was action from operation at l'om~ro)' Junior 7 tr.) /lmmle Dean 7 30 80!\0D .lila~ The U S. Coast Guard has "Whart zort of ztampz do you zell?" I ask· ed d~slgn for weddings. Also we get requests his eorner today High School Thursday 11 from Boston B!aelole 8 00 Cppta!n Kabgaroo okayed the ret1atla and adVISed 8'·30 00 Captam Kangaroo 8 46 CBS News noon until 6 ~" Itt. " " , all shtpptng to use caution In the 8•4& CBS News ed for animals and houses and baby pictures on The governot accustd David ol 8 M Local News Ztampz that ztlckum on 'em." stomps, handing down swift deelslons •r area Elaborate sofety precau· 8.55 Lo<al New1 lions have been arronged for all 9 30 •nry M"oore "Zilly!" 1 snld. ler brief hear!~g• ahd ill lalliu'i! 900 Garry Moore , boaters. Pomeroy ond Middleport 130 &rlllu: God!r"' 9 30 Ar!li'nr Goofl'ey "Who zayz zo'" "What does'11 person do wtth the stamps?" to get the facts He said part of tile judge's ~u!lbgs were based (Colltlftutd lr•lll Pa~• Oilol emergency !itjuad, will have boats 10:30 Strike It Rich tO 30 Strike It Rlcb ' I zay zo" "Put 'em on your letters, greeting cards, on statement. from Little R<~<k towel as a jolht lbveatlm!nl patro!l!ng the waters as w•ll the II 00 New• uoo News Ch ef of Pollee Botltuth ' te- boat club "Ztop" tb man "d ti dl "Y calling cards, get-well cards They're •bout Mayor Woodrow Mann "ho, he 11.10 Katie'• Almanac u to Kolle's Almana~ • e sat rc y. ou got me • said, ',h a d!IICtedited, repudlat tl 15 Love of Lll; ported on worl belri( done The Syracuse emergency squad 11·15 Love of Ltfe In ztltchez" the size of an alrlllijl stamp Your friends and ed city official " !130 Seat<!b tor Tti"dlotftilr have a t~d !!gilt plated at Pear and vol~nteer firemen w1!1 oper 11.30 Searc~ for Toll!orrow "Oklly,'' I said. "Zo what'z - 1 mean so relations would like your p1cture A Jetter IS "If the l•deral government and jAcuot St~t fllr the ben.. ate a lunch stand on the lot 11"45 Guiding Light ' 1145 Gu!d!ng tJghl what's with this Zzyz•y'" ' not complete without the final touch whl h 1 moves Into Arkansas by lol-ce ftt of school children who eros! Pomeroy pollee and Mayor E F 12 00 ::atte', Klt~a •n t2 00 Katl&1 )tltc&eq , .., ' C S or In any other manner and takes the mtersectlon lour lin)es a day Rubinson are lending "complete 12 30 A.9 tiro worl• Turlli , It's our real name. Pronounced zee·zee the l/:zyzzy. fncldentally, the abbreviation of from the people o! the state the The slate Is to be asked to au· cooperatlbn" for the re)latta, 12 30 :., the World Turu 1 oo Our ·~Iss Brooks 1 '00 Our M1s5 :irpoks Gets us absolutely last on any listing We're Zzyzzy is ZZ Why don't you have some made right to elert a 1dverMr ahd tftorlzl! in !nstaiUI!'oil ~~ loll!~ I pa Holl.leparly 1-30 t:ouseparty depend on htm to exertl!c ccr Ugh! Warning algns would also Leadlhgbam sold. l n aII f1ve p hone books of the New York Clty up for Y0 urse jf?" 200 Big Payo!! 2 W Big Psyo!l tnln dtscrehonary runctlon• of bi erected for the benefit Of out IA~k II( ~tCTlJRI 2 30 The Verdict is Youts 2 30 The Verdict ls Yours PHILADFLPIA UP - Harold 3:00 Brtgh!er Day boroughs, also in two on LOng Island, and in "Because my face looks awful," 1 said r;s~·~~e~~, t~:g~t weo! w~:\r ~~v: or-town .!rivera. 3 00 Brighter Day So!lc1tor Betnard Fultz, whose Joh:nsorr o! Phllodelphla, back In 3 15 Semt "orm Newark, Newark Suburban, Jersey City, "Well, we can db snmetbing diffe;.nt. We ernment" F'nuh•~ '"d 3 15 Secret -storm ' ~artner, Maflnltlg Webst~r, hght • hell\1W~IIbt title run- 3 30 Edge of N1ghl Westchester · and we're ready to spread had one guy with the back of hts head made "If blood Is then shed, my law t• the attorney for Lon Greenlee, meets big Waytle Bethea of 4 00 The Early Show 33o Edge of Niljht out farther Even the name nlay grow May" instead of the front" coll.!clence wttl be clear, but I 5 30 Your Esso Reporter 400 The Early Show who Is cleating the tltlo of land ;~~~~~~~~a~!O~-r~o~un~d;;b;;ou;;t~at he owns batwtlen Rutland and lUll tonltlht. put another 'Z' in front or It We're the last Now, Call. a MeJgs Counllan come up wll. w•ll weep for my people" 5 15 Sports Parade 530 Your Esao 1\eporter word 1n 8 t Th 1 .. rd • m lnslsh Ht Ia Right llutlson street, 11ked to he re· 1 ~ .5~ Weatherman 6·45 Sports Par~~• amps e as, wo -get it'" an Idea to c•pltallze on a last lliitlng.? lletter The governor lnsl•ted ollce heved of the ..nogo case oppos 8 !lO Pre!l' Conference "Yes, yes But 10U''get a l<it nf crazy hurry, or ZzY2zy Studtos will be here ahel!d of more the U S Constitution gives tn11 hiS partner Judge Cedttc 555 Weotberman 0 U Douglas Edwart!s ralls, like mlne? And why don't you answer you a state the right to protect Itself Clark, former village solte!tor, 600 What About Tbll 6 30 Te!tvhone Time "- - · against "dom~stic violence" and will be asked to re9re1ent the 615 Douglas Edworas 7 00 PhU Silvers Show be satd that Is exactly what wns vlltnge which has c!ablj on land 6 30 TBA 7 30 Private SecretO!Y RUMMAGE SALE ~~rdo~, Mt 1h Mortnh Baptist threatened •n Little Rock. gtven to the town by Genev!evb • 8.00 To Tell the 'J'I'u,h T~ M 1 1 T .c '"' and c Rev Ro~u t Pnl-~ n noted that the 19M Su Moore and which appears !o be 700 VIe Damone e 8 emple, Pyth10n Sis· mur, new P"tor or the Churrh of r ~ 0 court decision ,.t no time a part o! !be Greenlee lots BSO Spotlight PlaYhOUII 9·00 ~.ow Question 00 ;~~~..~~:y h~~~~/ ~~~m~!r.::~: :he /~larene, were unable to at· ia~le tor mtegrntiOn bul It Sollc1tor Fultz also reported 9 30 TBA or this wcok at the rormct •as tohne s '1ns bworc made to attend must pro~eed IIIIth "all that all 1•eeds for property addoft 10:00 UP-to the-minute News It ep em cr rncetmg or the t d ·• ftUMMAGI IALI to the Middleport Park Assocla· 111 }he Stewurt lhwklns Mt•lgs Cotmty Mln~Mlcl"ial A.!so· a 'f~f,e~eant the Supreme 10 05 Scannl ag the Weather The women of the Roek Spring, ~'\1~~ lion, Inc, plols were completer. u 1111g nnyone hov1ng runt· ctnttnn to 1r11 y at ti 1c p ld The Late Show Mcthodl•t Church wilt hold a magt• Is to bring It to the build Bnptl t Cl omeroy recognt1ed thai It wou 1~ady to be ptac'Od In the vi· I Tliii!~AY CHANNEL II 9 1 1\ll'r 1 weeb lnonUtll or veat!i to aceon\ rumtna11o MB ic ·~ the Browh irtR un \V\!dhtsduy artfi'IUlon 01 snfe deposit box - " " ' 7 - -T building W Mnlu St, Flidny and call 623tJ pllsh Integration, on occepted the report Snturday, Sept t3 14 A bake Bedford School News local Situations. for $1,29HO and of •ale will al•o be hold on Sotm Latna, treasurer o! ~9,· )\lilTING CALLID 0~ Srpternuer 6 u f1r•t grade I eannot ubdtcate my day I The White Rose Lodge, Anxtl- pupil, Bobbv ,Jon.•. fractured let a federal judge substitute his 3&8.3& balance ih ali !unds, Au· lary o! the Brotherhood of Rail his arm while playmg on the judgment lor mlbt! on thll II· gust 30 sue," he saud SUGAR RUN PTA road Trainmen, will meot Wed slide Those present were TUESDAY CHIINNIEL 13 CHAN$!.. n WED. Ltttie R~k Mayllr Woodrow Fisher, Councilmen An exccu!Jve mcetlug or the nesday at 1 30 p m at the Wood Sign On ll ll9 strn on Two new fourth grade pupils Mann called Faubus a sedlonlst Sugar Run PTA will be held at men's Hall Hostesses w!U be Llborace 12.00 v•berace bons. D c. Miller, M~!::~~~~;; tho sehool Thursday at 3 !0 p m Mro David Entsminger Mrs W were en~olled 1n Bedford School and warned that his desperate L R Wiley, Robert The Gretohen Wade Show 12·30 'l'he Gretchen wa~e nn Monday They wC!re James stand was the kind of klndl!bg Clerk, C 0 Murray, It was announ<cd tod'y by till" W Hayes, Mro Ja'l)C! Souders Neighbors 1·15 Ne!gbbora, Ellis Keeton and Curtts Keeton that set off the fires o! Civil Jean Lama; Street Foreman pmidcnt. Mri Rar Won~geord and Mrs Bran!h Fletnlng t·30 Movie Matinee Two Sixth grade pupils Allen War In t86t, and Chief of Polce Bartrum Swartz and Keith Whaley gave Although the nation', attention The meeltna opetred wjth a 3 00 American Bandltand WAITRESS MIITINO a demonstratlnn on a sclenre eK· was dtrected to this normallY· prayer b)" !h• Rev C R ICont· A mooting of 1hc WMltrcsscs I ~ tl() Clll"loOD Club perlmcnt Frtlav of last week, moderate spot on the race sUb right, pastor or the !Ieath M.~tbo­ tor the dinner to be Serlcd to I 1 D00 Mickey Mil\111! 01~ showing that ah· occupies spnre jcct, there were these other de dist Church, who repre•enle.l tbe the Western and Southern Life n lSI I 1 6 00 Five Star F'lnal 1 velopments today Middi"J>>rt !<llnllleri!l\ A.lsoclt· lnHurancc Co , Legionnaires by 6 15 John Daly I! tlie Nia - Nashville, Tenn, mte11r•Uon lion the Sacred Hoar! Gull~ on Frl IVeS ere 6.30 Dlmeylan~ 1 Its first IP'ade ~nder • sraduil doy, Sopt 13, has bcon rolled 7 80 Navy Loi Oliver Wer.dell Holmca, a gra· dese!ll'e~atlon plan Allllollllh for Thursd•y ut 7 30 p m 8·00 Ozz!a end tCont!nuad From P"' Onll) duate or Middleport Htah Smool there was no violence, a number ..11 30 !.!omen\ olllec,l!li!Jh. :•. however Gilmore was apprehen· radio actor, vil!led this piBI week of white parento ~·••n rem~Yina WHITI SHfttNI MIITING 9.00 Wednesday for the Ro" Service Stotlon their ch!ldten aft~ It Nearoes Mary Shrine, White Shrine of with hi• cousins, Mr at\d Mn ded 9:45 Sportscope job were admitted Pickets were at Jeru11lem will meet Friday at Noah llos!oh~ and aon Chartos 10:00 Ni1irs ollha lfitl'-1 •' O'Brien explained that Gilmore , 7 30 p m at tho IOOF Hall Pot llotnw•. who usos his middle may race a to to 15 year sentence all schoo!t. 10·10 Theatre 13 luck refreshments will be o~rved name Wond~!l 1notesd of the or 11(1! sentence I! an habltu~l -Whit~ Rbule Soeretary James u.ao s~~n 011 G. Haaerty anneunced In N•W. at the close or the meettng All namo he use~ Wheb aUendlds the ehm!l\a! ~n~adt~ lo port, II I , \itt\!! Fteald!BI' El· member• are urged to attend by local school!, Hollywood whore he WIU be Mrs Stewart HawklnR, WIIP Shl!rlfl Robert r Hartcnbooh a~nhower ta vacatlonlrt&, \hill an woiklqtl until Aptil on • new &old Gilmore was troced through 11'91 r~ott on the billie 1\otk KOMI COMING ttlevtilon aerlet sale or clgmttos lnken frnm the crista would b~ submitted d~rltllg Fel!erat Judi! liGna d Alfred Church will have IIi He (! \he sOh of Mr ltld Mn Ro•· plare •• ,, from bps He tlie llome Comlna and llctltcation oer Ferdie Holmes, former ch .. hl,_; added that "Gilmore was about M. vtce, next Sundny Sept. 15 bl!- resldenla and makea hls home In reody to let himself up In bootglnnlna with s s at 9 10 A baa Conne~tlc\tt. legging, and known to hove ket dlnnor will he served at II 4D Men •hootlug "!Hirrola oOt bf Afternoon •crvlces w!U begin at His wife, LOis, Is a well known sea!on " 1 o'clock conslollntl ol the dod!· ICtrOII In ol~tr actions Cbarles Lan· cation tervlce aud featuring the Allor completlnr hla high ''Temple Star Quartette"" front ~<~hool wor~ In Middleport llolm· ders, 27, Pomoroy, and Ray Lan· Akron. 0 el ;teduateft from Ohio Stale ders, 30, Pomeroy, were boOked Unlverally 1M hia been In thea· by the aherll! and Pollee Ch!el tiRANill MIITING tr!tal work ever alnce. He his Leroy Bartrum of Middleport !'or Alfred Grant1e wtl! obsom been appeatlnr th!~ aummer at lnvest1gatton ''Booater Ntaht" on Thuraday, lhe Bucks County Playhou•e as Sept 19th Thla pro11ram w!U be W)ll!am Jennln;s Btyen In the open to the publl< Members are "Scopes Trial" and was billed Mr aaked to brln1 1 dloh lor a pot with Walter Abel In "Inherit th• stepson, luck tupper Everyone Invited Wind " niece from l<:n~~o~:YP•=~~~~~~~ Wince, 1 niece !rom Ollie Grueser a nephew nsylvanla and Mr and McK•nzle of Gallipolis the funer,l services for Mra. Fillo nte Moore here on Saturday. Twin T~ns, Mason, May Put Best Foot Forward Next Sundtly On Oet:osion Of The LocalltSponsored Regatta Winding Trail Gorden Club Meeting.Held TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channtsl s ~.t TUESDAY Wednesday 1 ...... ____ ___ --------- WCHS-TV ChQnnell Countll ·'t A,' I I II l DO~~ff.\' A~~lti~mtli~ ' Dall; &tnU...t tiiU aone ~ for 111 reel !uertlon tW .~:.,.. llillttt CUll of Thlnb an~ SJ)edal Nllllcu of ENIIII ,1& Oblluallll pub!!ibad at I cent per word. RUMMAGE SALE will be he!~ In Brown's Bulidmg, Main St, Frl· day ond Saturday, Sept 13·14. Also Bake Sale Saturday by the women of !be Rock Sprlrip Methodtst Church 9 10 atp ' WANTED: Home lor skitt.nl, 2 Persians fhohe 6371·Y I 10 Stc l Htailtuai'IM ftr -19lltte Lm•re - Lalit Cedar --- II - Ull Wllld'" r.ru4;tte llelrtrlitlllil. _ ~uil!ltu,_, MliHfttltHt, Olill Ita If 9Petlal meet1n1 Iii the llaclne Am~rlcBn IAiliOn, Wednl!lday, Mpt. 'll'. ' a~!e ~J ' lASt 6 Found · n.... 1 """'• - Black and tan male b~to I a\e bound. Golo1 by name of "JP,." Pb~e Oorr·Y. 1110 ltc ~(8-I..:..A~t;SeileS • 19M Plymouth ve Bt\1~ $1,795, 2 dr. Ha1d T!lp Cpe Shar.p In condition Smart m "new look" style P6\verntte Blaettnars Pomeroy, 0 9-6-6tc 1 ' ,I f ~TES 2 .., .. per •orG. one lt!ritllon. lllbtlJlnDil t:batjlt IItle.,.... 111111 per wotd lor lhree ~Uvi' iDitmleiiL Sj)ejilat - 0\ie mqlith fOr 2S etDia pet liOfd. Full rote 11.~ tenia per w~ wiii.JJe-1 ~ II w" ll-egatta Qsl!J,Tt WANT ADS PHONI atl More "Walk Ins" I ' ' ~ ..... ~·- ..•·.o;~..--.-·~· POR CON81STEN'l' DEPJ!~ 11 New Yorker C<J.,itolizes On Last Lidin'* In Phone Book For May Usurp G·ifbert Zwilling Here \ I ' School Blasted ~ ' ' ao ' ] Dat')y Sentme Dayb k WJ EH I ' Milts (ounty News 11:50 ,., ma Daily I TV persona l'ty 0 v· 't W'th Re1at' H Gilmore Faces on·990 •t)Ot On Your WHTN-tv Ct.annel13 ' I "'a' I w'" ---- 19c VALUE " Dlseot~W.uei llroteil Slzel ,IllY PANTS To d1te he hu ~j;p.~;ij~ l111~ji6d than 8000 radio lhoWs Ml mo~ 29c QUTTON DRUG Middleport ' ' ' i ~ .... """" �, I 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·MiddlepoM, 0., Sept. 10, 1957 who harrPd lhp •ntrnnM to tho budding whde , jeermg crowd of almost !100 student.< and 4dulta (ContlnM lrttn P11t Ont) pushed In close to lend him supthree white woolen <!harged dur port. mr tbe helJht ol the trouble that 11l've got a kid ht!re, and I'm The regatta next Sunday is an excellent op· c1vic bl-ga!lizatlons wh1ch are putting out tons oecurrM dur!hg school holll"• not 10111g to tel m~ IUd go to \ !'!!, j Qne Negro lnothet, who had been oehool with an) blal!k Negro-The Jumor Wlnd!ilg Trat! ;' portuhlty for the J>oilietby-Middleport twin of wotk to make this a success tilt t\rget or a •'thrown bottle. - - -", ~!roli~ aid, his feet Garden Club Ill~! last 'Thdrsday was eh" lll"ged With possesSion of a towns to put their best face forward Many A third Is to show a wholesome brand of !pread wide. h1• arms folded after school at the home of their krure adviSor. Mrs Robe{! Thompson visitOrs Will ctowillinlo oul' streets to see the Sl'"ro:-~s 1'11~ biirly £best Luella Thompson, pre!ldent. fnendliness and couttesy to all visitors in our Children or both f~('('S were 0 55 Sign On CHANNfL 3 The Negroes depart•d wtthout fun on the water. There are three thmgs we bcw1lde1 ed by what was gomg: prestded at the meeting which 6 55 1!tJD On 600 Today towns that day. A smile, greeting, and consid" on Segrl!gatl"'11st.< " yolled and further mctdenl o1Jened wtlh the club pledge nud ?·OO Today might do to mak~ this a ti!d letter day for all Romper 1\Gom bllll:!itlt POitjiO.t.d 199 30 00 Treaf;urs. Hunt eration to strangers who are here fo~ relaxa- tacked up pllc\tds l'tnaHy They were turned down for the .slogan 900 Romper Room One is to shr a special effort to ha\e our tO 00 The Prtee ts Right tion will go far toward creahng a good mem· while mothers began to take offl01al reason !hot the North Ltt· FolloWing a short bUs!hess ses- 9 30 Treasure Hunt their children from class About tie Rock &:hoot board had post· streets, sidewalks, and home yards especially tO 30 Truth or consequenc• ory of Meigs and Mason Counttes non a demonstration on 'How to 10:00 The Price !B Rtght ~~If the \VIIite ~h!ldrl!n half gob~ neat and clean for all to see. ~onctl schttlutcd lill'egl-otYoh until I I! UO TIC T3C DtUgh home a( some school• by the end thmgs calmed down at near!ly Separate and Plant IriS' was 10 30 Trulh or Consequoneel Another 1s to come out for the b1g show None of these suggeshons cost a cent Only of the school day given by Mrs Thompson after II 00 T1c Tac Dough It Could B• You 1130 I.tttle Rock whiCh the group lrtmmed and 12 00 News Report ourselves to let everyone know we support a little effort. They rould tepay much more LITI'LE ROCN, Ark. UP-Gov Orval E Faubus, assmlng that At Little Rock's Central High dls!rtbuted Ins 10 take home II 30 It Could Be You our hometown sponsored events and our own than they cost. 12 13 MoYiellme he dtd not take offtcc to surten· School, a crowd gathered at the for planting. Plans wet e made 12 00 Newl Report I 30 Drlde ana Groom !or a flower show to be given at t3 --:--::--:----;;;:-~---:~-~ der Arkansas' Soverelgn power" opemng or classes but dispersed 12 Mov1et1me 2110 Matinee Theater the C<ntral PTA mee\lng 1·30 stood r~rmty to~ay antn•t the soon wheb 11 became Oby!ous Bnde and Groom ~ 00 Queen lor a !lay Games were pta!'<d during the , 2 00 Queen for l! Da) I' '11 efforts of the \Jhlled Slate; gov- there would be no rac1al problem 34( Aodern RnmanaeeJ social hour and refreshments today Manht;~ttan, •r•mem to mtegrate the schools 400 Comedy 1tme 3 46 Modem Romances of Ltttle Rock Natlonal Gu:~rd troops agam were served. 4>30 Trouble With Father Gtlbert Zwtlling, we note, bas tile last hst· when you pick up the phone?" The Nattonal Guard on rmged that school, however, to 4 00 Comedv Time , Present were Leah and Karen 5 00 Spmach Ployhouse mg m the telephone book of the General Tete. ''We not only get a tot of nutsance calls, hand to prevent any such at· prevent mtegl-atloq Grueser, Ma'ry and Luella Thomp· 4 30 Trouble With Father 5 45 NBC News " f N , 1 f I tempts at one school today and spn. Nan~y Tyo, Millie Legar 5 00 Sp!narh Playhouse ~=-:phone company here I a certain ew York· WI! ge, a ot o tong dtstance nutsance cal s grim civilians repulsed an artual 600 News Picture and three guests, Luuise Ann 545 NBC News 615 Sports Eye e1 has his way, our Mr Zwilling may be super- Tins listing has been m the phone books hve I try by stx Negroes to enroll at an Grueser, George and Freddie 6 25 Weathereast ceded as the last man in the phone book years, and the telephone company makes otlrcr school 600 News Picture Thompson !Continued frow. Pagt Ontl 6 IS Sports Eye 6 30 TBA According to the Unlteil ~ess, the new 111oi'e money on It than we do I've had a lot J It was the most crtttcal !tate Metg• County pahenls durlpg 700 Mayor of the ToWJt 8 25 Weathercast name may be the Zzyzzy Ztamp Ztudies Co , of calls from people who don't say a word So of oppo•itio~ since the 1954 Su July and August polbt up more 7 30 Fother ltnOWI Best • . , preme Court school ruling VIVIdly than word! the urgen' 6 30 Nat ' Klng" COi'• ~how (~ntl~u•d ''"'" Ptpo One) which has made a rich commercial thing out 1 dec1ded not to either Faubua tssued a blistering nted for blood. dohors at thli 8 00 Kraft 'IV Theater aroy Juhlor l!!gh School audl· \7 00 Felllvat of Stars of bemg the lB<st telephone listing in the ''You have the same number in all those statement condemning Federal time A total of 93 pints of Red touum WJ!h t~e GNotes of Mtd 7:30 Ptn!e 900 This Is Your Life 9:30 Waterfront Manhattan phone book. pbohe books'." Judge Ronald N Davtrs who or- Cross blt>od waR u~ lor Metgs dleport on tilt! band stand The 8·00 Baseboll dered lntegratfoh to pro!eed patient.! In the two months danre Is spOhsore~ b) the Exem10 00 Masquefade Piii"IY Thts last listing calls for a call But when "Yes, lnd soon we may take In a,ll big cl· here and who refused laat Satur· Betause 1\felgs Cou~ty was 111 plars of the Beta Sigma Ph1 sor· 10.~ Ni!w'! Headlines 10•10 Nltewali!b t0·30 News Headllne1 rleht for blood at the lime of the you d1al the number, you bear the receiver ties around here - Philadelphia, Boston . . . day lo postpone It or1ty A~miSBIOD u $1 per person IP.:OO Tolrtrht 10 40 Nltewatch, The to vern or, risking direct last b!oodtnob!!e visit, \h~ blood ~nd 60c for students unbook,and then there's silence Fmally, UP's atld eventually I hope to be throughout the contempt of coutt, ia!d the eredll! earned at that tfme were 1:00 •ION OFF 12 00 ronlibt Doc Quigg couldn't stand lt any longer He country with the same number " judge's methods have "&lven the not suffiellftt to make up the de Dean Sturm, widely known TV __.....__. writes· lmpmslon of be!nr hllh-!landed flclt ind a!ao cover ~he liB pints personalitY of Huntington, W Va "Well, what's this stamp business'" and arb!tary, and trete rendere~ of bloo~ Apia a delltlt h!sts wilt be the regatta announccr "Look, Zzyzzy, zay zomethlng, will you? "It's stamp-size photographs that we make apparently without cohalderltfoh A quota of 150 plit\1 bl blood Chatrman of the JUdges wt!! Don't ztt there in zilence in your ztudloz of consequences" hilS been ~ far tb" f!slt 111 be Max Ward, Pomeroy. asslsletl from a pi~iure or a drawmg of themselves MIY ••-•t Actllll order to tnalte t~p the aef!c•t and by Dae Harttence, Athens. 0 , Zpeak1" ·~ ~ that peop)e send in We take the head and U S. District Atty. Osro Cobb 1\-'IUre adequat~ blood for the and Caph Bahr, Middleport ~~ "Zurc," said a male voice. "You want zomecaught hurrylllfl Into his 6ltice, tlext two months, chard SchWab, Middleport, Is TUESDAY ' WEDN!SDA Y CHANN.l I thing?" make stamps from It and usually put a design sa•d he "would~'! be 1 bit sur- The time Of tU ' b!iiOilmoblle ehatrtnan oi starters CHANNEL. 7 00 l'rmm!e Dean , around tt. lior Instance, we have a beart·shap- pr!Sed' If there was action from operation at l'om~ro)' Junior 7 tr.) /lmmle Dean 7 30 80!\0D .lila~ The U S. Coast Guard has "Whart zort of ztampz do you zell?" I ask· ed d~slgn for weddings. Also we get requests his eorner today High School Thursday 11 from Boston B!aelole 8 00 Cppta!n Kabgaroo okayed the ret1atla and adVISed 8'·30 00 Captam Kangaroo 8 46 CBS News noon until 6 ~" Itt. " " , all shtpptng to use caution In the 8•4& CBS News ed for animals and houses and baby pictures on The governot accustd David ol 8 M Local News Ztampz that ztlckum on 'em." stomps, handing down swift deelslons •r area Elaborate sofety precau· 8.55 Lo<al New1 lions have been arronged for all 9 30 •nry M"oore "Zilly!" 1 snld. ler brief hear!~g• ahd ill lalliu'i! 900 Garry Moore , boaters. Pomeroy ond Middleport 130 &rlllu: God!r"' 9 30 Ar!li'nr Goofl'ey "Who zayz zo'" "What does'11 person do wtth the stamps?" to get the facts He said part of tile judge's ~u!lbgs were based (Colltlftutd lr•lll Pa~• Oilol emergency !itjuad, will have boats 10:30 Strike It Rich tO 30 Strike It Rlcb ' I zay zo" "Put 'em on your letters, greeting cards, on statement. from Little R<~<k towel as a jolht lbveatlm!nl patro!l!ng the waters as w•ll the II 00 New• uoo News Ch ef of Pollee Botltuth ' te- boat club "Ztop" tb man "d ti dl "Y calling cards, get-well cards They're •bout Mayor Woodrow Mann "ho, he 11.10 Katie'• Almanac u to Kolle's Almana~ • e sat rc y. ou got me • said, ',h a d!IICtedited, repudlat tl 15 Love of Lll; ported on worl belri( done The Syracuse emergency squad 11·15 Love of Ltfe In ztltchez" the size of an alrlllijl stamp Your friends and ed city official " !130 Seat<!b tor Tti"dlotftilr have a t~d !!gilt plated at Pear and vol~nteer firemen w1!1 oper 11.30 Searc~ for Toll!orrow "Oklly,'' I said. "Zo what'z - 1 mean so relations would like your p1cture A Jetter IS "If the l•deral government and jAcuot St~t fllr the ben.. ate a lunch stand on the lot 11"45 Guiding Light ' 1145 Gu!d!ng tJghl what's with this Zzyz•y'" ' not complete without the final touch whl h 1 moves Into Arkansas by lol-ce ftt of school children who eros! Pomeroy pollee and Mayor E F 12 00 ::atte', Klt~a •n t2 00 Katl&1 )tltc&eq , .., ' C S or In any other manner and takes the mtersectlon lour lin)es a day Rubinson are lending "complete 12 30 A.9 tiro worl• Turlli , It's our real name. Pronounced zee·zee the l/:zyzzy. fncldentally, the abbreviation of from the people o! the state the The slate Is to be asked to au· cooperatlbn" for the re)latta, 12 30 :., the World Turu 1 oo Our ·~Iss Brooks 1 '00 Our M1s5 :irpoks Gets us absolutely last on any listing We're Zzyzzy is ZZ Why don't you have some made right to elert a 1dverMr ahd tftorlzl! in !nstaiUI!'oil ~~ loll!~ I pa Holl.leparly 1-30 t:ouseparty depend on htm to exertl!c ccr Ugh! Warning algns would also Leadlhgbam sold. l n aII f1ve p hone books of the New York Clty up for Y0 urse jf?" 200 Big Payo!! 2 W Big Psyo!l tnln dtscrehonary runctlon• of bi erected for the benefit Of out IA~k II( ~tCTlJRI 2 30 The Verdict is Youts 2 30 The Verdict ls Yours PHILADFLPIA UP - Harold 3:00 Brtgh!er Day boroughs, also in two on LOng Island, and in "Because my face looks awful," 1 said r;s~·~~e~~, t~:g~t weo! w~:\r ~~v: or-town .!rivera. 3 00 Brighter Day So!lc1tor Betnard Fultz, whose Joh:nsorr o! Phllodelphla, back In 3 15 Semt "orm Newark, Newark Suburban, Jersey City, "Well, we can db snmetbing diffe;.nt. We ernment" F'nuh•~ '"d 3 15 Secret -storm ' ~artner, Maflnltlg Webst~r, hght • hell\1W~IIbt title run- 3 30 Edge of N1ghl Westchester · and we're ready to spread had one guy with the back of hts head made "If blood Is then shed, my law t• the attorney for Lon Greenlee, meets big Waytle Bethea of 4 00 The Early Show 33o Edge of Niljht out farther Even the name nlay grow May" instead of the front" coll.!clence wttl be clear, but I 5 30 Your Esso Reporter 400 The Early Show who Is cleating the tltlo of land ;~~~~~~~~a~!O~-r~o~un~d;;b;;ou;;t~at he owns batwtlen Rutland and lUll tonltlht. put another 'Z' in front or It We're the last Now, Call. a MeJgs Counllan come up wll. w•ll weep for my people" 5 15 Sports Parade 530 Your Esao 1\eporter word 1n 8 t Th 1 .. rd • m lnslsh Ht Ia Right llutlson street, 11ked to he re· 1 ~ .5~ Weatherman 6·45 Sports Par~~• amps e as, wo -get it'" an Idea to c•pltallze on a last lliitlng.? lletter The governor lnsl•ted ollce heved of the ..nogo case oppos 8 !lO Pre!l' Conference "Yes, yes But 10U''get a l<it nf crazy hurry, or ZzY2zy Studtos will be here ahel!d of more the U S Constitution gives tn11 hiS partner Judge Cedttc 555 Weotberman 0 U Douglas Edwart!s ralls, like mlne? And why don't you answer you a state the right to protect Itself Clark, former village solte!tor, 600 What About Tbll 6 30 Te!tvhone Time "- - · against "dom~stic violence" and will be asked to re9re1ent the 615 Douglas Edworas 7 00 PhU Silvers Show be satd that Is exactly what wns vlltnge which has c!ablj on land 6 30 TBA 7 30 Private SecretO!Y RUMMAGE SALE ~~rdo~, Mt 1h Mortnh Baptist threatened •n Little Rock. gtven to the town by Genev!evb • 8.00 To Tell the 'J'I'u,h T~ M 1 1 T .c '"' and c Rev Ro~u t Pnl-~ n noted that the 19M Su Moore and which appears !o be 700 VIe Damone e 8 emple, Pyth10n Sis· mur, new P"tor or the Churrh of r ~ 0 court decision ,.t no time a part o! !be Greenlee lots BSO Spotlight PlaYhOUII 9·00 ~.ow Question 00 ;~~~..~~:y h~~~~/ ~~~m~!r.::~: :he /~larene, were unable to at· ia~le tor mtegrntiOn bul It Sollc1tor Fultz also reported 9 30 TBA or this wcok at the rormct •as tohne s '1ns bworc made to attend must pro~eed IIIIth "all that all 1•eeds for property addoft 10:00 UP-to the-minute News It ep em cr rncetmg or the t d ·• ftUMMAGI IALI to the Middleport Park Assocla· 111 }he Stewurt lhwklns Mt•lgs Cotmty Mln~Mlcl"ial A.!so· a 'f~f,e~eant the Supreme 10 05 Scannl ag the Weather The women of the Roek Spring, ~'\1~~ lion, Inc, plols were completer. u 1111g nnyone hov1ng runt· ctnttnn to 1r11 y at ti 1c p ld The Late Show Mcthodl•t Church wilt hold a magt• Is to bring It to the build Bnptl t Cl omeroy recognt1ed thai It wou 1~ady to be ptac'Od In the vi· I Tliii!~AY CHANNEL II 9 1 1\ll'r 1 weeb lnonUtll or veat!i to aceon\ rumtna11o MB ic ·~ the Browh irtR un \V\!dhtsduy artfi'IUlon 01 snfe deposit box - " " ' 7 - -T building W Mnlu St, Flidny and call 623tJ pllsh Integration, on occepted the report Snturday, Sept t3 14 A bake Bedford School News local Situations. for $1,29HO and of •ale will al•o be hold on Sotm Latna, treasurer o! ~9,· )\lilTING CALLID 0~ Srpternuer 6 u f1r•t grade I eannot ubdtcate my day I The White Rose Lodge, Anxtl- pupil, Bobbv ,Jon.•. fractured let a federal judge substitute his 3&8.3& balance ih ali !unds, Au· lary o! the Brotherhood of Rail his arm while playmg on the judgment lor mlbt! on thll II· gust 30 sue," he saud SUGAR RUN PTA road Trainmen, will meot Wed slide Those present were TUESDAY CHIINNIEL 13 CHAN$!.. n WED. Ltttie R~k Mayllr Woodrow Fisher, Councilmen An exccu!Jve mcetlug or the nesday at 1 30 p m at the Wood Sign On ll ll9 strn on Two new fourth grade pupils Mann called Faubus a sedlonlst Sugar Run PTA will be held at men's Hall Hostesses w!U be Llborace 12.00 v•berace bons. D c. Miller, M~!::~~~~;; tho sehool Thursday at 3 !0 p m Mro David Entsminger Mrs W were en~olled 1n Bedford School and warned that his desperate L R Wiley, Robert The Gretohen Wade Show 12·30 'l'he Gretchen wa~e nn Monday They wC!re James stand was the kind of klndl!bg Clerk, C 0 Murray, It was announ<cd tod'y by till" W Hayes, Mro Ja'l)C! Souders Neighbors 1·15 Ne!gbbora, Ellis Keeton and Curtts Keeton that set off the fires o! Civil Jean Lama; Street Foreman pmidcnt. Mri Rar Won~geord and Mrs Bran!h Fletnlng t·30 Movie Matinee Two Sixth grade pupils Allen War In t86t, and Chief of Polce Bartrum Swartz and Keith Whaley gave Although the nation', attention The meeltna opetred wjth a 3 00 American Bandltand WAITRESS MIITINO a demonstratlnn on a sclenre eK· was dtrected to this normallY· prayer b)" !h• Rev C R ICont· A mooting of 1hc WMltrcsscs I ~ tl() Clll"loOD Club perlmcnt Frtlav of last week, moderate spot on the race sUb right, pastor or the !Ieath M.~tbo­ tor the dinner to be Serlcd to I 1 D00 Mickey Mil\111! 01~ showing that ah· occupies spnre jcct, there were these other de dist Church, who repre•enle.l tbe the Western and Southern Life n lSI I 1 6 00 Five Star F'lnal 1 velopments today Middi"J>>rt !<llnllleri!l\ A.lsoclt· lnHurancc Co , Legionnaires by 6 15 John Daly I! tlie Nia - Nashville, Tenn, mte11r•Uon lion the Sacred Hoar! Gull~ on Frl IVeS ere 6.30 Dlmeylan~ 1 Its first IP'ade ~nder • sraduil doy, Sopt 13, has bcon rolled 7 80 Navy Loi Oliver Wer.dell Holmca, a gra· dese!ll'e~atlon plan Allllollllh for Thursd•y ut 7 30 p m 8·00 Ozz!a end tCont!nuad From P"' Onll) duate or Middleport Htah Smool there was no violence, a number ..11 30 !.!omen\ olllec,l!li!Jh. :•. however Gilmore was apprehen· radio actor, vil!led this piBI week of white parento ~·••n rem~Yina WHITI SHfttNI MIITING 9.00 Wednesday for the Ro" Service Stotlon their ch!ldten aft~ It Nearoes Mary Shrine, White Shrine of with hi• cousins, Mr at\d Mn ded 9:45 Sportscope job were admitted Pickets were at Jeru11lem will meet Friday at Noah llos!oh~ and aon Chartos 10:00 Ni1irs ollha lfitl'-1 •' O'Brien explained that Gilmore , 7 30 p m at tho IOOF Hall Pot llotnw•. who usos his middle may race a to to 15 year sentence all schoo!t. 10·10 Theatre 13 luck refreshments will be o~rved name Wond~!l 1notesd of the or 11(1! sentence I! an habltu~l -Whit~ Rbule Soeretary James u.ao s~~n 011 G. Haaerty anneunced In N•W. at the close or the meettng All namo he use~ Wheb aUendlds the ehm!l\a! ~n~adt~ lo port, II I , \itt\!! Fteald!BI' El· member• are urged to attend by local school!, Hollywood whore he WIU be Mrs Stewart HawklnR, WIIP Shl!rlfl Robert r Hartcnbooh a~nhower ta vacatlonlrt&, \hill an woiklqtl until Aptil on • new &old Gilmore was troced through 11'91 r~ott on the billie 1\otk KOMI COMING ttlevtilon aerlet sale or clgmttos lnken frnm the crista would b~ submitted d~rltllg Fel!erat Judi! liGna d Alfred Church will have IIi He (! \he sOh of Mr ltld Mn Ro•· plare •• ,, from bps He tlie llome Comlna and llctltcation oer Ferdie Holmes, former ch .. hl,_; added that "Gilmore was about M. vtce, next Sundny Sept. 15 bl!- resldenla and makea hls home In reody to let himself up In bootglnnlna with s s at 9 10 A baa Conne~tlc\tt. legging, and known to hove ket dlnnor will he served at II 4D Men •hootlug "!Hirrola oOt bf Afternoon •crvlces w!U begin at His wife, LOis, Is a well known sea!on " 1 o'clock conslollntl ol the dod!· ICtrOII In ol~tr actions Cbarles Lan· cation tervlce aud featuring the Allor completlnr hla high ''Temple Star Quartette"" front ~<~hool wor~ In Middleport llolm· ders, 27, Pomoroy, and Ray Lan· Akron. 0 el ;teduateft from Ohio Stale ders, 30, Pomeroy, were boOked Unlverally 1M hia been In thea· by the aherll! and Pollee Ch!el tiRANill MIITING tr!tal work ever alnce. He his Leroy Bartrum of Middleport !'or Alfred Grant1e wtl! obsom been appeatlnr th!~ aummer at lnvest1gatton ''Booater Ntaht" on Thuraday, lhe Bucks County Playhou•e as Sept 19th Thla pro11ram w!U be W)ll!am Jennln;s Btyen In the open to the publl< Members are "Scopes Trial" and was billed Mr aaked to brln1 1 dloh lor a pot with Walter Abel In "Inherit th• stepson, luck tupper Everyone Invited Wind " niece from l<:n~~o~:YP•=~~~~~~~ Wince, 1 niece !rom Ollie Grueser a nephew nsylvanla and Mr and McK•nzle of Gallipolis the funer,l services for Mra. Fillo nte Moore here on Saturday. Twin T~ns, Mason, May Put Best Foot Forward Next Sundtly On Oet:osion Of The LocalltSponsored Regatta Winding Trail Gorden Club Meeting.Held TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channtsl s ~.t TUESDAY Wednesday 1 ...... ____ ___ --------- WCHS-TV ChQnnell Countll ·'t A,' I I II l DO~~ff.\' A~~lti~mtli~ ' Dall; &tnU...t tiiU aone ~ for 111 reel !uertlon tW .~:.,.. llillttt CUll of Thlnb an~ SJ)edal Nllllcu of ENIIII ,1& Oblluallll pub!!ibad at I cent per word. RUMMAGE SALE will be he!~ In Brown's Bulidmg, Main St, Frl· day ond Saturday, Sept 13·14. Also Bake Sale Saturday by the women of !be Rock Sprlrip Methodtst Church 9 10 atp ' WANTED: Home lor skitt.nl, 2 Persians fhohe 6371·Y I 10 Stc l Htailtuai'IM ftr -19lltte Lm•re - Lalit Cedar --- II - Ull Wllld'" r.ru4;tte llelrtrlitlllil. _ ~uil!ltu,_, MliHfttltHt, Olill Ita If 9Petlal meet1n1 Iii the llaclne Am~rlcBn IAiliOn, Wednl!lday, Mpt. 'll'. ' a~!e ~J ' lASt 6 Found · n.... 1 """'• - Black and tan male b~to I a\e bound. Golo1 by name of "JP,." Pb~e Oorr·Y. 1110 ltc ~(8-I..:..A~t;SeileS • 19M Plymouth ve Bt\1~ $1,795, 2 dr. Ha1d T!lp Cpe Shar.p In condition Smart m "new look" style P6\verntte Blaettnars Pomeroy, 0 9-6-6tc 1 ' ,I f ~TES 2 .., .. per •orG. one lt!ritllon. lllbtlJlnDil t:batjlt IItle.,.... 111111 per wotd lor lhree ~Uvi' iDitmleiiL Sj)ejilat - 0\ie mqlith fOr 2S etDia pet liOfd. Full rote 11.~ tenia per w~ wiii.JJe-1 ~ II w" ll-egatta Qsl!J,Tt WANT ADS PHONI atl More "Walk Ins" I ' ' ~ ..... ~·- ..•·.o;~..--.-·~· POR CON81STEN'l' DEPJ!~ 11 New Yorker C<J.,itolizes On Last Lidin'* In Phone Book For May Usurp G·ifbert Zwilling Here \ I ' School Blasted ~ ' ' ao ' ] Dat')y Sentme Dayb k WJ EH I ' Milts (ounty News 11:50 ,., ma Daily I TV persona l'ty 0 v· 't W'th Re1at' H Gilmore Faces on·990 •t)Ot On Your WHTN-tv Ct.annel13 ' I "'a' I w'" ---- 19c VALUE " Dlseot~W.uei llroteil Slzel ,IllY PANTS To d1te he hu ~j;p.~;ij~ l111~ji6d than 8000 radio lhoWs Ml mo~ 29c QUTTON DRUG Middleport ' ' ' i ~ .... """" �,.,., r I '. ' 1 . ~o. t.: r_.2dssee.tr·~~es· ·" ' · •··.'' ·D·ate . , . . , :::~~·~"·'"' l ' .' ' I Curtain Up On Gridiron Show Friday ~;,;;~~... SPORTS DESK I Baseball Results :._ l ' ;I .lI . '1 ·~ j I I: I ~ '1 ·~ ~ ' I'' ' 'I d~ense. . · ' ' • · ·.: agalnot amAfltah Oak Hill, consid' Tudor Eia eomploled the field til • Coach Clio w11 optlmlaUc ab~ut ered ~ pre seaaoo breather, f.o~ tile 12 today-far Saturday'• $100,000 In· thy serlmmage llonday that ex· hiJ blj'd' II!Orl!lRI reaeryea. ';niey Blue Devils. who are re"'tvln& vltaUon united _Nation• Handicap tended well beyond the ueual are IIYIRI Ul more enmpeUtlon- dart 'horae mention ior the SEO' at .AUaoUe City raee track. other, qulttlnf Ume. · tbls year thJn ever before," he ilag, atartara in the mile-and-three·slx· . He had his lint offensive unit aald, "lincl tllat'a lOOd.': . ' teentlu tUrf run "Ul be c.n.r IDIDI with Terry Phallo at quarter He mentluned Paul Reuter, How- JaekJon g•eetJ . Greenfield at Boy, Find, HOOP Band, Roun4 Vernon Harrison · and Rodney ard Parker, Tom Grueser, Chatlea hnnie. and .like evrybody elae In ·rable, Akbar Khan, Combustion Spencer at halves, and Jr. Haw- Swither, Jn\IJiny Beaver, Gaey Southeaoterli Ohio will · find out 2nd, Cbevation, Rally, Jabneh ana thorne at lull. II was HaWihorne'a · Freeman, Chuck Riffle, Worm wbat Greenfield bu ao the 1ame Royal Be81'on 2nd. first all<>ut scrimmage of re<ent (Bill) Wllaon and Paul Folmer aa unfolds. LoJan takea Ito rejuven· ·:;;;;;;~~;;;;:;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,1 day~ as be bas ·been favoriRI a "comen." . ated eleven to Lancaster; a 'trip r' bruiSed ankle. GO TO IASTIRN >Wbich the experta are certain will He waa •tm limping last night Middlepor. will tra'lfl to Eal(· be completed in gloom for L<>11an., but hla offensive thrusts were pic· ern after school today to scrim- Coach Met Adams has Logan tures of power. Harrison showed mage Coaeh Jack Martln'a Raide{s 1Iand Ill environs behind hlm and I Welding great, speed with particular skill In a return match that ended uno!- >'his squad, With over ~0 boys und· on the quirk opener and wide f\ctally IHI I11t week. er inatrueUon in all age groupa, . Body Fender , sweepa. Coach Jnhn Tbompaon said late but the fruit is not yet ripe. Phaiin, he!ore he was pulled out Iaat week: · NelaonviUe counted out of th.e ltepair by Clio with a knee injury which SEO raee· already tbb >'ear, moves io not expetted to be "riouo, was "Our olfenae ti comlnr along a few · mile• south to pliy 11 Lvbricotion 1 throwing sharply to s.T. Johri'aon Cball!l~>tY·Dover. C·D ia aeen as • 1 who just 11 sharply waa anauing on defense. We juat haven•t• bad power in the B11ckeye Conference. the ball for Ions galna. Wellaton, a real darkhofse club On oflenae in the line, Cilo had time to take up mucli defenae.yet." with a flock of veterani retUI'lllnR, Johnson •nd Danny Zirk.le at the At RuUan~ Saturday night the geto a atlff teat at Portaibouth •· wtil run into an· Easl\, This one might help assess 1 ends, Flip WeiT)Hind Gary Bar· y eilow Jack•~ "If pilaus us to plea" youl# nltz. at taekles, Danny Struble and ther team that Is rebulldins. ho.llhe SEO Will loot In ~ovemW. Mlin St. Pomeroy Je~ Weiker at ~·arda and Bill Only this one - Jim Vennarl'l bor. I ··• •· ti 1957 Red D ·1 •· Glhbl, fast coming iophomore, at ev• - ~ reeupera ng center. from an unttl?aten season last year Wben the reaervea' took over with the return of only three regthe . ball, ·cuo moved hia defense ulars. Larry and Dorrell Dugan, around 10 that Struble replaced and Pat Eads. OTHER GAMES Zirkle at left end, Robert Green While Pomeroy and Middleport and Millard Rouah were the new hRVe opPQaition thia week that on quarda. Tlic line had Werry, Bar- the form ah"t can be beaten, that nitz, ,Johnson and Gibbs going isn't ao for moat otthe other SEO both waya. . · · gri~ club& The defenaive ~acklteld was Athena enlertoina Circleville in Spencer, .N•clc: Coate•, Hawthorne what !lhould be a victory for Cir· and !Iamson, &ubbing for the In· deville 88 new cooch Don Esltey Jured Phalln. Harrison, with Pba· has a bit of a rebuilding Job, too. lin in shape, will normally rest Gallipolla will pit 111 small squad Tbe lone aWaited curtain riJea around tbe POmer6'1> praettce field: on Frid4y nl1bt on the 1937 pid4'on Coaeb Alex Cilo eondueted a lenl· ahow With staro of the edt beiq tlie •eight teems of the Soatheu~ em Obio League. Only one mom· : NEW YORK UP :... Information her of the loop won't be on hand. en the 1V57 World Seriea, u an'lliddleport Will open aratnst l!utI)OCIIIied b)' Buehall Commiaaionland on Sfturdly night at the Red er Ford Friek after a meetinl Devil field. Jloncla1 with the tnterested teama: IIJ a.e& Tulle~ , Pomeroy goea to ~on City for :'!ltullnJ date-Wed. OeL 2, un• ' · what ito fan• are seUinl down 11 l!a • best . of . three playoff for There were a total of three able bodied gentry on hand last a breather with Bolpb Sayre'a Natloul Leai!U• pennant Ioree• a S t d to h th , bt t . f d . experience-shy Wahama Wbite _q.r.y unlil Tburaday, ()et. 3. a ur ,ay e1P c1ea~ e 1ast e1g •1o secl10n o groun 1R Falcons in the role of Panther · PIAyiRI datea - Consecutive Middleport111uructpa.[ Park of brush and lrees. They got a Stopper. Said Sayre: datet If two eul teams (Yankeea lot done. . "We're weak tblo year. Light Dodaera) or two west teams One more day, next Saturday, with eight or 10 men on hand, ioexperiene••d: But the boya f\av~ <While Sox-Braves or White Sox- together with a crew of Boy Scouts, should finish .it up. Then a great oplrlt and ore le,rnlng Carda) play; dar off for travel dozers can be brought in to level and flU In exactly hardly fast. We'll be out there playing · alter 2nd and 5th gome if it's an t' b . football" last·West !Yankees . Brave• or any tme at all the eault1u1 1ayout of the park-to·be will be Ouarded optimism is finating YaDkee.Carda or White Sox-Dodg- apparent to everyone. ml aertea. Keep this day in mind. S&turday, Sept. u, 9 a.m. Be on . Gunes - First two in pack of hand with your axe and-or-saw.lt won't lake long. . Amertean .!Jo.ogue team; 3rd. 4th, • · yo '811 nr ne<esSBry) tn National •··-e •• ~ . eth, ?th In AmeriGeorge Wagner, Scoutmaster of an Explorer Troop made ly United Pmo -· up Of boys beyond Enterpnse ' and a iong · Rout e 33 , doesn •t say NATIONAL LIAGUI Le •""' k ~!ha:';n::: same 88 t81t much about it, but he is being largely credited with creating MIIHiay'a RHuR• ·o I lb b h . f I th Tb I d' No pmes acheduied. reyol a t rear: Box reall $10, reserved u I n n e e av10r o een-agers ere. ere s I· Tuoodoy'o Praboblo Pltchtra iruciJtand $1; standing room $4; reel evidence of the change, too. Brooklyn at Chicago _ KoufAx bltuben $2: plui tax. Frick re· I td 'd ts n pre-scou ays res1 en or the neighborhoods surround· (5-3) va Elatoo (1-8). jeeted Idea of raioing prieea. ing Maxine Arnold's service station thought twice before set· New York at Cincinnati night ~us UP Former ling out watermelon patches. On second thought they usually -Antonelli (12-t4) YJ Lawrence un didn't (14-11). •' cleveland pltchlllg aee Bob Feller R · . . Plttoburlb ot Milwaukee nigM will aerve as Ohio State chairman ea~n: come late summer and watermelon ptcklng time -Douglaa (e-2) vs Burdette (14-IIJ. for the 1958 March of Dimes It youngsters altogether too often had gotten to the luscious pro· Phllodelphla al St. Louis night _w;;;;••-•n;;;n;;;ou;;;nce;;;d;;;;t;;;;od;;ai,;y.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.l l ducts before the owner. It became a hopeless enterprise and -Haddix (Ill-Ill va Jones <H·8). r watermelon growing along Route 33 was a thing of the past. Wodnttdtr'• Gom11 01 Since formation of the Boy Scout troop watermelon grow. Brooklyn at Chicago ing ag . h b I Wb ' ' Ptttsburgh at Milwaukee a1n as ecome popu ar. at s more, there's always Fhlladeiphia at st Louis plenty to market and use on dinner tables. · Mlnday'a· R11ulh This happy change can be blamed on nothing but Scouting. No game• acheduled The 12 Scout Laws are quite specUic about petty thieving Tuosdoy'a Proboblo Pltchoro even of watermelons, appropriation of which many young per: Detroit at Wa•hinston nigh~ sons consider a sport rather than a crime llunnlns (17-7) " Pai!CU81 (8-13). · • ~anaaa City at Baltimore night . ' COLU OPEN DAY and NIGHTS ariel ~':r~Yt:":: e~~~;::~~~t!s~fa~f: Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. s~pt. 10 195?-11 IW lk . G d =-=--"--· . ·· · · a •1n ar en Massillon, Canton Fight Raults · Club Mee,ting . - J I· BOLIN$ . MOBIL GAS (Cnntinutli rrom ?ngc Four) By Unlt•d Prm throu1h. N! y R "We can't rest on our laurelH," a... k~n 0 ~;;~~~~ P:C:b.; 1ll ~1' Watts sovs, •o he and his coaeh· jl 1 ' • ' V 8• • ing sial) ""~ llorked me te•m m;, Voungatown, Ohio, llO). hard. At the present. the squD<I · TORONTO ONT 8 b8 k too~ ~t•r than the 19S8 tr.nm 1 2!9•;. b h- 0 ' ••. w%~ ·"tmbled all oppo~ents. Goor~e . th~v~l~ '213ou~otnt~d It ,bservors think (he paten- (IO) ' ' oron °• t\81 dr &nother unbeaten year Is ' ° pm t~ere and Witts is t~e mon that CAtACAS \'enezuell - Plul .. Port Arthur, TtiC., Jorgtnien, ho . Ienty of Contention d h J..Ll1 Suclll atnlwarts as Columbus row w,\1 Sonny Lton, 126, Vono· cln g,l>t it out of th~m. ast year when he scored 3t touch· downs for a record mark.. 0Y_has humbled Hamilton and Spnngflcld in practice games and Is out to run Its unbeaten string to 27 gHmes. . At Ports~outh, ~oath Howard BaughmaQ 18 b~i1d•ng one of the heaviest lines m the state. The 1'! regulars will pverage 210 pounds estnings. ••ro~s the .front wail with sharp runmn[.~!~ ~~~d th~m. ORIOLES AECALL PAPPAS I ~ .\ to ANOTHER. ' t .1• ~- -s~ •• . ,. •• • r• JICROSS 1. Annoyer ~. Ftoh •' National ,... FLU HITI SQUAD GAINESVILLE, Fla. UP - Flor· ida foothill coach Bob woollruff IBid today o~ly aeven playera with prevloua col)ep experience bave eanped a ael1e of infiuei1ZI 11r in- ,. J' jilriea that •truck hla team. Twen· ty-eight 1rldlron <andidatea were taken Ill with LIM flu. .•. A a r o n, Bravea 39, Snider, Dodgers 37, Banks, Cubs 34, Mays, Olanta 32, Mathews, Braves 30. Crowe, Rod· Mtu... , 22:yeat-old Argentine o1u1ser, Ia unbeaten In II profea atonal filhta. He'a an 6-5 fAvorite tonight. Holman, who hll not lmpreued many in troininl ..,,iono hore, hopoa to bolter hia Sl-111-1 reeord. PrOdutt Leaaue - I 2 To ... -- •· t~~ · Wll' - - l te .Eiii.ii'il .. .,, •' --~» S~5 . 99 Ga-l. ·,.. . . ' i . . . ~ • t MIIU.fOI i: ,... . ,, ' I' . \ . ·.. . I H , 1 · ~ o~!... ~ . • • ' , 1. . -Qt $, .79. '. > t . • . • . ·rfll ~y· C-T BLOCK CoM,PAN¥. · '·if 1 '· ·I • ' , ' / -c~.; . aYeanofCoDUDuoua~lee ' fi:. ....)!,,... ~~ ' Pollletor \ _ $1195 1953· Buick 3Z. Monk's title 3i. Weitei'n sd. Minus 37. DrawJnr room 38.lllarn 39. WetJlltnr machine n . Bikinr ebambers 41. COnctd.iee . IIOWN 1. Film on copPer 2. Alienat~t 3. fr4'dpal ROADMASTER RIV. COUPE FAIBLANE { DOOR Popular Hard Top finished In lwo tone green. Tinted glass, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seats, dynanow, radio, heater. You couldn't want more. · Twa 1one gree~ finish, ~ide tleall as a pin, Ford·O.t:natlc· drive, ridlo, heat· er: Like new tlrea. ;t.' real shirp little car. · ,. · Lustrous dark blue metallic finish set off with white wall tir,s. Equipped life Waf! you'd expect a Cadillac to be. Get behind the wheel and see for your&elf wb}> Cadillac Is yo\11' best buy. DRUG ·v. KIN~ ~lYSiJll~Ct(O~ ... · '. SUP~. 88, • I . I' ~ I" ~ fJ,; ~" I» ..... ~·p ·: I" f" ,, . ~ ,, 1m ~ I" I"· . ~ I" ~ ... ,o L . r0.1.. ~ AXYDLBJIA•a ~LONOFELLO~ Ont letter almply otando lor uother. In thlo oampfo A flllllli lot tilt three L'1, X for the two 0'1, etc. Stnrle letten, lpcNf tnphil, the len(th and formation of th* word• ' " au btDta Zlcb l!ay the code letteq aft different. " CJIJploJIIIti Claolallo• CQNOit:Y. W Dl" "1'f'DPWNQ. iaturd&J'• CND~TJ , . 1 CDPBOW; I Dl" CQEYI . Capehort, Dovid Warner, Phyll~ Queen, G(atus Aldridge; Patricia Riley, Judy Turner, Juhling Me· Clung, Carolyn 'Van Matte, Joan Van Matre, George Van Matre, Jennifer Zerkle, CaroL,· Neviiie, Betty Jo Neville, Mrs. •lvne Va11 . \latre, Mrs. Charles · Neville, Mrs. Sarab Spencer and !Ira. Jo\IJI Turner. ------'- Heath Methodist WSCS BeginsA New Study Theme The new stud y theme "MissiGII Cinerama" was begun when the WSCS mel at the Heath Methodist Church Monday evening. Mr and Mrs. George Hackett Jr. and her sister, Mrs Manning Mrs. Bruce Lloyd , president, was Kloes. entertained Saturday eve. in char~e of the meeting and Mrs. Rober~ coats, r.evotio.nal lea1 nin g with a buffet supper bf!fore the wedfling rehearsal or thch· der, opened the topic. Her ser· sister, Jean, and hrr fiance, vice included hymns with Mrs. EJ11erson Jones !1!1 pianist. Oeorge Siddall Jr. Ro.ses. gl!ld\olus, clematis and other fall r!oW~rs \(ere used In 1qrrangcmf'nl~ on the bllffct and dining l~hlc ancl the small tnbles. werP rent~·,red with taper$ ,Rarlandt•d with h·y. The children !n lhl! familv ha(! thejr s. npper m the breakfut room which was I rlc~orated with vari-colored ~a l­ l~o.n s and W€'rc under 1hP su perVISion Of a baby-sitter for lh(l evening. Present were Mi.s!! Jean Smart. Georl!e Sidrlall Jr .. Ml'. ·and Mrs. Paul Sm11rt, M!lnning KIOE' S, Mrs. r~J1d A:ntb~n:v.. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marion French · wa.s in thurge or the evening's program anct her topic was "Th~ GeographMarch of Missloits." Tl\e ic~l prO!,'TIIm rlosed with a prayCr po1•m rear:! in unison. Durin~ the business meetifl~ lhe budget lor 57·58 was adopied. Programs for the yeat wefe distributed. Mrs. David Entsmln· get ~nvc a report of tlle Mei.d:s~ Gallin WSCS meeting held reeent· lv at the Forest Run Methodist Church. Ofriters were hMteRses for the evening. They include Mrs. LI~yd, pres.: Mr!i. Carroll Swanson, ;~ire pres.; Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, see.; Mrs. E M. Blake., treasurer They Donalrf, Miss Nanc~ Wagner. served ~ulad, sandwiches and ·1 Children at the party were ·coffee wHh Mrs. C. R. Konkright, Kent KJoes, Susan and Btirbartl wife or the pastor, presiding at .Smart. Rose Marie, ilili. Linda . ttte ·silver coffee service. Yellow Denrli.~ anil Melariif lt"ackelt. t\ pers We~e used on the refresh· ment table which was centered with nn arrangement of yellow :md orange matlgo1ds iii a green• \}ot_tery co ntainer. The emhroiaetca t1oth {)n the table w+ a recent ~trt to Mrs. Lipyd frOm her son, Jack Lloyd, USN, Wh() i! stationed in the lnwaltan Islands. Arrangements of bronze chh'santhcmUms In gold vaSes wete · u~ed on the altar lh lhe Sunday School room. ~ ~ I'•,•· 1'Gcorr,e ~ !fdd~ll, Mrs. Rnbert ~fills, · Hermon Kloes, M·r. all,d •• I'' Mrs. Milton Smart, James M'c- ~ 1- •• . C~~QUCEO each arrnncment. Contest was given bY Louise Harrison and won by Belva Wlllnrd. State dues were paid and Naomi Reed gave a resume or the year's work I Anna Hart read a very Interest: lpg Iotter !rom her son Thomas describlnJI the food t;ees and !lower. in Cuba ivhere he ond his family are l~cated, while dotng rescnrch work in eonneetion with the Universit of Cuba The hostess ·s:rved . rerr.eshments during tbe soeial period. The remainder of the evening spent in singing ·songs. Preaent were Reni!da Ann Newland, June ~pen, cer, CharJene Dlehl. Claudia Zerkle. Pat· ty Newland, Eugene Jbyburh , Carolyn Dotson, Henry BurgeR~. Harvietta Newland, · ~ BeY"erly Burns, Sheldon Roush; Jackie Will ()ryp•to•."""PmtsS IS ADDID L1F11, ANb TilE GlYEft or UJI'It-I!PENSER. · - · SKINS oeT BUKlCH . LOS ANGELES (Jp - Rudy Bbtllch, former Soulherll Caliromla quartlrbaek Who was voted th "iilosl valuable play&r" in tlie 19113 Hoi~ Bowl gam~. hRO been 1radeH by tne Loa ;.ngeies Rams of thl Na.~or.al Footl>all League to . the Waahlnglon Redslins for "an undl~losed high draft choice." THUit.SD .t.y Ir,- I I "'- Jllllutlut.. 11J illar PIMvitiiJii·- . A ~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~t~~ · - - .. handles like new . '' I 1953 DeSoto FIREDOME ~ DOOR Light green with green glass, automatic transmission, radio, heater. A good solid car with plenty of pep. 19S2 Oldsmobile·. . 195~ ·pod.ge'· ·_.,· ' ' P~ couPii~i ' • ~ I'' s• tion .on "Ways we could have lm· proved at any or nil meetin~.s this past yi!at.'' An article on "Growing hardy fioWers rron1 cuttings'' was given by Leon:~ Story. , Ati'aitgetnen.ts were judged by each member pointing Dll t what was wrong or would improve drive, 'heater, seat covers. Runs and ·r$995 ' • .. . ~'s ·Wfft Je!sle Be TrUe" and rectted ·the 23rd Light blue body with a white top. HI• $1195 ' ~I" • ' • LUWY i Absolutely ipOp~ss Inside 'Jnd obt, one local ~wner, low·JI!ileage. It's one of those lbat don't come aloog very of•· ' Jwl 38.CUttrur. 1.. ,. was rf!lld by Edna) Lee. 2 DOOR Z DOOR Jet black finish, white waU tires, liy· dramatic drive, ;Radio, neater, tinted &lass. R<\C~. away.In lhls'black beau· ty t,oday. ,. · . Sl. s'oll ol 31.' Stroblleo 31.-'iior I'· t~ b.W.y CRYPl'OQU<1rE- He111'1 llow Co work Ill OUW 1953 Pl.ymouth · $695 4 DOOR ' ~RAcro~ M~,tr1, O..o. . J · $1995 ; /IS. duh!IJ ~, actor 'Beautiful coral and while finish with harmonizing Interior. Radio, heater; hydramatlc,' while wall tires. A .real beauty. · ·1956 Ft>rd ~ state 88 HOLIDAY COUPE . 1952 Cadillac 1954 Oldsm6bile \. BUILDING . $1195 • In The Coates Building . B. ' Real sharp red ·and white finish set off with white wall Ures. Dynaflow drive, heater, new seat covers. See it today. On Their New Location , :_., , Sj. Fcllhe t COM.PANY : 2 DOOR $995 T~t DU~TTON . oooit )> ... ...,Fott......... ltnoE Z9. En~ 27. Writhful 3(). Intf!rnatlon ~ tl 1antuare Q. Qroad 1955 Oldsmo~ile 1s:lan 2S.Illar· Ilk• 25. Head cook ' Dark green finish with excellent tires. New &eat covers, heater and standard shlftlor reai economy. . ,,t. Best Wishes ·;.,.. poltce i VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY 1954 ·Buill< 1955 ·chevrolet •Congratulations ,•' U Nilit 11ecrel !ega 30 . RUNS 8,4TTID IN American LeaJUe - Sievers, Senotoro 101, Jenaen, Red Sox 94, Mantle, Yankeea 91, Mlnoso, White So• P.9, Skowron, Yankoea 88. NaUonal Leasue - Aar o n, Bravea 119, Musial, Cardinals 97, llayo, Gianto 92, Hodte~ Dodgors 91, Ennis, Cardinils 90. PITCHING Schmidt, Cardinale 10·2; Don· ovan, White !jox 111-3; Sanrord Phtlllea IHI; 1jluh1, Braves 111-6; Shintz, Yankeea 10-4. · RACIS AT A OLANCI ANIIIIICAN LIAGUI W. L. Gl 01 New Y•rk 8'1 Dl .630 16 Chtcaao eo 63 .593 D\1 19 NATIONAL LIAGUI Miwautee 63 D3 .610 18 St. Lauia 71 59 .5119 D\1 17 Brooklyn 77 DD .D58 7 16 21. Skill ·2.5. Peevish tEnr. atan,l 21. Monster I Buffet Supper . Is Held Before Rehearsals I. Thrice tmu•.J 5. Hast• 9. Celerlty 6. Corridor 11t. Peels 1'. External n. on or aeed roee petals coaUnr 13. Choice group 8. Motorist'• lf~ Whirring frustration. aound 9. Cu~Jtom 1.5. America!\ U Meanlnc financier 15. Man .!rom 18. Miss Claire outer 11'. 'Not good space 18. Pronoun 17. God of 19. SUtp~nce p!i!aaure ·Summer Clearence ·Sail well. Tigers 23. DENVER UP - Yaung Alex Mltell hopea to take another atep "up" the heavyweight ladder tonight by aendinl IJO.year<>ld John· ny Holman nf Chlcqo "down 11 In their l<heduled 10 . rounder at Denver c~qllum. M•ter: ~aint~rs .. dians Z3, WPrtJ:, Indiana 23, Max· 1 DAILY USED ·ClRS Miteff To Use Holman rarget For Fistic Rise . 1 Moesi (IIJ.8J or~ynn (14-18) vs By Blli Honrji for the resi of the field, Ma,.illon Turley (1 I-Ii). COLUMBLS UP _ Memo to plays seven or ita 10 g•mes in Chicago at Boston night - Kec· Ohln high <ehool coachea: ita home park and has 10 letter· · gaa <11-7! va Brewer (I~ Ill. 11 should bo another exciting men, six of whom were reguiara, Wodnoodoy'o Gom" seaaon lor oil. . .but look out! back for another campaign. ' Detroit at Waablngtnri, ni~ht Maaaillon Is IIIII smarting from o~ the other side of tha acalea At 444 Broodwoy - Middleport Kanoas Cltv at Balllmore, night two 1956 losiCS and canton Me· Ia Canton. • Cleveland at New York Kinley has announc~d mtetltlona Bulldego Flnhlor t Two Bedroom t Bill-Well Cabinet Chicago at Boston for another unde(eated year. Reports out of the Bulldog eamp t Kltclten-Dinette t FuU Basement' 11\&JOII LIAGUE LEADERS And, from a pre-season glance, Indicate this yetr's squad ia nasht Desirable LotaUon t Gas Heat ANIIR.ICAN LIAGUE both dubs seem to have the POWer ler than the 19110 and 1956 elevens G AI R H Pet. to corry out their threato. that won th• state championship. t Unfinished Insulated AtUe Williams. Mantle, N.Ban. Y. 121 402 trr 151 .378 _389 For Mautllon, like the Brooklyn Not posseased with atandnull 130 447 110 165 W'dltns,·~le. Dodaera, tbls game is "next likequarterbock AII.Ohioana and Donald Grimsley 119 378 88 1•• ,. ~ _3.. w Since the fin1i of 111156 year." when al glue·fmgered FOlt. Chi 136 337 98 172 .320 the Tigers lost to McKinley 34-7 Bob Williams at end, Coach Wade , Mi~dleJI!rl 9!3 Tljlrd Boyd, Bait. ISO 448 88 139 .310 coach Lee Tre8Be11 began 9ointing IWatto is dependlnl on a weli-ba1NATIONAL LIAGUE for this ran. anced team etrort to cam them Phone 6220 llusial, St. L. 122 489 75 180 .34l i.~To~m:s~ke~~~~ev~e~n~w~o~rs~e~;;;;;~(C~on~t~ln~ue~d~o~n~P~a~ge~Fi~ve~);;;;;J:=:;:;;;;;:=====:;:======:;:;,;==:::~ llaya, N.Y. 139 533 105 178 .334 Roblnaon, Cin. 134 n\!0 89 180 .827 Groat, Pitto. 111 4411 no 144 .323. . th~~~e. 'JlhQ r~J!QXt: ~ulbai ., ! .. 9?111iht. 1~,..g 108 176 .m . .. . . ' Afiil"'iabe wen! on frofn'!'liWe· · nd1,1'1tta. tM.• os tn 117 .S21 have another great season for the Yankees • Amer1eanHOMLelague RUNS- 51 cvers\ Senators 38, Mantle, Yankeea 34. Wllliafua, Red Sox 33, Colavito, In- s. . . BALTIMORE UP - Milt Pal" pas, 18-year<>ld right · handed pltllll~r. has be•n recalled by the llaltlmore Orioles from Knoxvliie ni the ~ally Lealjle where he had an o-1 reccrd In thr~e games this prac Ice game. year. Pappas also pitl:bed in three T_he st~Bjf!"S scored seven ti_mes I gunes for tb'e Orioles earlier thl~ tlgams g lll'·regarded Mansheld. season. Mass1'llon, Canton, Troy, Shape Up As · Bert Grimm of Letart Falls was one or the great pitchers to -~f:!!,!!n ~ ~";!:k u~~~~;_ Prep Grid Powers In Ohio This Year · tome out of the middle OhiO Valley. He was up In the play for pay r&nks l7 years. He has more than one heart warming .fe· collection of his professional baseball days. One of the most rewarding ~oncerns a year In the central 1920's wben be helped the Immortal Bab R th to ta ted " on a good year" at bat e u ge s r · . Bert was With Dallas and his team was up against the YaE· keesln a pre'season exhibition match as the major lea"e club was enroute east. The Babe was having trouble finding the range on pitching that spring. As be worried more he hit less At' Dallas he was a•out desper t N h ' · a e. ary a omer had he clout· ed on the trip east.~ Bert knew the Babe was having trouble with his' swt'ng, 10 when Ruth came up to bat, with np pre discussion Bert made a motion with his pitching band Indicating he w~uld groove one for the Babe Whether 0r no't Rulh got 1he Idea· Is nol known. Anyway, , Grimm s pitch came In waist high apd down the middle, about '!'" vt , Sept. oth. The meettns wa• Opotred wllh salute to lia~. foJ. lowed by Club prayer led by tile president I A number or rommunloatlons and a report on the grade l'e· cclved on the 19MJ-19S7 yonrbook n: ·. . 1956 Kentucky Derby champion who has been out of action sinee April 6 beca.use of tendon trouble in his front left knee, has been offiCinlly retirrd to stud. Trainer Hugll Fontaine an· nollnced th~ end of Needles' raeing career at Belmont Park Monday. The Florida-bred 4-year·old TroJan eoach said he expects hla finished with a total o! $600,3M in h" aru. 4y w• R • Af T k'tng $600 355 it•; < v..on ho1d ita regular monthl m u M db in ~~~. ~:.:! 'V'oul:nce~t:"nlng 'l'lie meeting wn • ·opened with the slh,lng of "Weot · fVtrglnla Roys and Glrlo" anrt ·the re<lta· lion .• df the 4-H Pledge. The muh th•n ,.ng the !011~ •.1 Will at the home or Mro Belva Will· or Saunders, chairman of the 19'7· " "'-at•. .-a m. 19M Ytar book committee an· ...._ nounced the subjerl for the O<to- rei~''"":' . Oopehart ealled the '"' 1'• 1101 · , b<r meeting whleh will bi! at the th!t ~~~ At~:a!~la~~d~ported home of Ann'tt Hart. 1 0 $!28 io . were 0' 1..1 The club voted to !<nd a cord • e'Dr- I'U tnS or nppreciollon tp ·Mrs. Robelt er ':~::r:!'t,~~n~er,t:lub lead0 Reibel , re\lring Regional Dh·ee- ' . · ' group eftremenf fer tor ~f D~trlct II and a fiftieth !~~ ~~n:~~';~b~~~: ~~·t:~u~ec~!~ wcdc~ng onmverS~~ry cariJ lo Mr · F Q Cora Cummings. •· a~im Youth Show In Pl. Plea~ 1 NEW YORK UP - Needlee, the . Ee.ch meinbtr guve a sugges· · North, S,teubenville, Cleveland Lat· In, Cle\>elanrl Benedictine, Martins Ferry, Tolc•lo DeVil\ hiss, Lorain. P?rlsmouth,, Manafleld and Troy wrli ma~e .1• plenty hot. · h ls bblessksed wtth one of the o es LJ 11 ac 1n many a year. Bob Fergu~on is back and Is itronger, baoi::ger and faster than d 1 ora1• " looked ImpressiVe in .:;1lis with ouarterbacak. AI Polan· thy t~;owins the bail With needlej, rea ng• aceuraey. His best deave to ,ato was a 45 ya:d touch• ow{..pa~ against Mansfield in a Mason Good Luck .Clover 4.H Club Held Thursdfly . M~tl'rlg Is Held TI1e Walk~n Garden elob mel 'Mie GOOd Luck Clover 4-H Club teli: I , '· i·- :~D~~~~ 10 WINNI~ 'll<AT sw~ HA~ '<00 1NVESTI6ATED f �,.,., r I '. ' 1 . ~o. t.: r_.2dssee.tr·~~es· ·" ' · •··.'' ·D·ate . , . . , :::~~·~"·'"' l ' .' ' I Curtain Up On Gridiron Show Friday ~;,;;~~... SPORTS DESK I Baseball Results :._ l ' ;I .lI . '1 ·~ j I I: I ~ '1 ·~ ~ ' I'' ' 'I d~ense. . · ' ' • · ·.: agalnot amAfltah Oak Hill, consid' Tudor Eia eomploled the field til • Coach Clio w11 optlmlaUc ab~ut ered ~ pre seaaoo breather, f.o~ tile 12 today-far Saturday'• $100,000 In· thy serlmmage llonday that ex· hiJ blj'd' II!Orl!lRI reaeryea. ';niey Blue Devils. who are re"'tvln& vltaUon united _Nation• Handicap tended well beyond the ueual are IIYIRI Ul more enmpeUtlon- dart 'horae mention ior the SEO' at .AUaoUe City raee track. other, qulttlnf Ume. · tbls year thJn ever before," he ilag, atartara in the mile-and-three·slx· . He had his lint offensive unit aald, "lincl tllat'a lOOd.': . ' teentlu tUrf run "Ul be c.n.r IDIDI with Terry Phallo at quarter He mentluned Paul Reuter, How- JaekJon g•eetJ . Greenfield at Boy, Find, HOOP Band, Roun4 Vernon Harrison · and Rodney ard Parker, Tom Grueser, Chatlea hnnie. and .like evrybody elae In ·rable, Akbar Khan, Combustion Spencer at halves, and Jr. Haw- Swither, Jn\IJiny Beaver, Gaey Southeaoterli Ohio will · find out 2nd, Cbevation, Rally, Jabneh ana thorne at lull. II was HaWihorne'a · Freeman, Chuck Riffle, Worm wbat Greenfield bu ao the 1ame Royal Be81'on 2nd. first all<>ut scrimmage of re<ent (Bill) Wllaon and Paul Folmer aa unfolds. LoJan takea Ito rejuven· ·:;;;;;;~~;;;;:;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,1 day~ as be bas ·been favoriRI a "comen." . ated eleven to Lancaster; a 'trip r' bruiSed ankle. GO TO IASTIRN >Wbich the experta are certain will He waa •tm limping last night Middlepor. will tra'lfl to Eal(· be completed in gloom for L<>11an., but hla offensive thrusts were pic· ern after school today to scrim- Coach Met Adams has Logan tures of power. Harrison showed mage Coaeh Jack Martln'a Raide{s 1Iand Ill environs behind hlm and I Welding great, speed with particular skill In a return match that ended uno!- >'his squad, With over ~0 boys und· on the quirk opener and wide f\ctally IHI I11t week. er inatrueUon in all age groupa, . Body Fender , sweepa. Coach Jnhn Tbompaon said late but the fruit is not yet ripe. Phaiin, he!ore he was pulled out Iaat week: · NelaonviUe counted out of th.e ltepair by Clio with a knee injury which SEO raee· already tbb >'ear, moves io not expetted to be "riouo, was "Our olfenae ti comlnr along a few · mile• south to pliy 11 Lvbricotion 1 throwing sharply to s.T. Johri'aon Cball!l~>tY·Dover. C·D ia aeen as • 1 who just 11 sharply waa anauing on defense. We juat haven•t• bad power in the B11ckeye Conference. the ball for Ions galna. Wellaton, a real darkhofse club On oflenae in the line, Cilo had time to take up mucli defenae.yet." with a flock of veterani retUI'lllnR, Johnson •nd Danny Zirk.le at the At RuUan~ Saturday night the geto a atlff teat at Portaibouth •· wtil run into an· Easl\, This one might help assess 1 ends, Flip WeiT)Hind Gary Bar· y eilow Jack•~ "If pilaus us to plea" youl# nltz. at taekles, Danny Struble and ther team that Is rebulldins. ho.llhe SEO Will loot In ~ovemW. Mlin St. Pomeroy Je~ Weiker at ~·arda and Bill Only this one - Jim Vennarl'l bor. I ··• •· ti 1957 Red D ·1 •· Glhbl, fast coming iophomore, at ev• - ~ reeupera ng center. from an unttl?aten season last year Wben the reaervea' took over with the return of only three regthe . ball, ·cuo moved hia defense ulars. Larry and Dorrell Dugan, around 10 that Struble replaced and Pat Eads. OTHER GAMES Zirkle at left end, Robert Green While Pomeroy and Middleport and Millard Rouah were the new hRVe opPQaition thia week that on quarda. Tlic line had Werry, Bar- the form ah"t can be beaten, that nitz, ,Johnson and Gibbs going isn't ao for moat otthe other SEO both waya. . · · gri~ club& The defenaive ~acklteld was Athena enlertoina Circleville in Spencer, .N•clc: Coate•, Hawthorne what !lhould be a victory for Cir· and !Iamson, &ubbing for the In· deville 88 new cooch Don Esltey Jured Phalln. Harrison, with Pba· has a bit of a rebuilding Job, too. lin in shape, will normally rest Gallipolla will pit 111 small squad Tbe lone aWaited curtain riJea around tbe POmer6'1> praettce field: on Frid4y nl1bt on the 1937 pid4'on Coaeb Alex Cilo eondueted a lenl· ahow With staro of the edt beiq tlie •eight teems of the Soatheu~ em Obio League. Only one mom· : NEW YORK UP :... Information her of the loop won't be on hand. en the 1V57 World Seriea, u an'lliddleport Will open aratnst l!utI)OCIIIied b)' Buehall Commiaaionland on Sfturdly night at the Red er Ford Friek after a meetinl Devil field. Jloncla1 with the tnterested teama: IIJ a.e& Tulle~ , Pomeroy goea to ~on City for :'!ltullnJ date-Wed. OeL 2, un• ' · what ito fan• are seUinl down 11 l!a • best . of . three playoff for There were a total of three able bodied gentry on hand last a breather with Bolpb Sayre'a Natloul Leai!U• pennant Ioree• a S t d to h th , bt t . f d . experience-shy Wahama Wbite _q.r.y unlil Tburaday, ()et. 3. a ur ,ay e1P c1ea~ e 1ast e1g •1o secl10n o groun 1R Falcons in the role of Panther · PIAyiRI datea - Consecutive Middleport111uructpa.[ Park of brush and lrees. They got a Stopper. Said Sayre: datet If two eul teams (Yankeea lot done. . "We're weak tblo year. Light Dodaera) or two west teams One more day, next Saturday, with eight or 10 men on hand, ioexperiene••d: But the boya f\av~ <While Sox-Braves or White Sox- together with a crew of Boy Scouts, should finish .it up. Then a great oplrlt and ore le,rnlng Carda) play; dar off for travel dozers can be brought in to level and flU In exactly hardly fast. We'll be out there playing · alter 2nd and 5th gome if it's an t' b . football" last·West !Yankees . Brave• or any tme at all the eault1u1 1ayout of the park-to·be will be Ouarded optimism is finating YaDkee.Carda or White Sox-Dodg- apparent to everyone. ml aertea. Keep this day in mind. S&turday, Sept. u, 9 a.m. Be on . Gunes - First two in pack of hand with your axe and-or-saw.lt won't lake long. . Amertean .!Jo.ogue team; 3rd. 4th, • · yo '811 nr ne<esSBry) tn National •··-e •• ~ . eth, ?th In AmeriGeorge Wagner, Scoutmaster of an Explorer Troop made ly United Pmo -· up Of boys beyond Enterpnse ' and a iong · Rout e 33 , doesn •t say NATIONAL LIAGUI Le •""' k ~!ha:';n::: same 88 t81t much about it, but he is being largely credited with creating MIIHiay'a RHuR• ·o I lb b h . f I th Tb I d' No pmes acheduied. reyol a t rear: Box reall $10, reserved u I n n e e av10r o een-agers ere. ere s I· Tuoodoy'o Praboblo Pltchtra iruciJtand $1; standing room $4; reel evidence of the change, too. Brooklyn at Chicago _ KoufAx bltuben $2: plui tax. Frick re· I td 'd ts n pre-scou ays res1 en or the neighborhoods surround· (5-3) va Elatoo (1-8). jeeted Idea of raioing prieea. ing Maxine Arnold's service station thought twice before set· New York at Cincinnati night ~us UP Former ling out watermelon patches. On second thought they usually -Antonelli (12-t4) YJ Lawrence un didn't (14-11). •' cleveland pltchlllg aee Bob Feller R · . . Plttoburlb ot Milwaukee nigM will aerve as Ohio State chairman ea~n: come late summer and watermelon ptcklng time -Douglaa (e-2) vs Burdette (14-IIJ. for the 1958 March of Dimes It youngsters altogether too often had gotten to the luscious pro· Phllodelphla al St. Louis night _w;;;;••-•n;;;n;;;ou;;;nce;;;d;;;;t;;;;od;;ai,;y.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.l l ducts before the owner. It became a hopeless enterprise and -Haddix (Ill-Ill va Jones <H·8). r watermelon growing along Route 33 was a thing of the past. Wodnttdtr'• Gom11 01 Since formation of the Boy Scout troop watermelon grow. Brooklyn at Chicago ing ag . h b I Wb ' ' Ptttsburgh at Milwaukee a1n as ecome popu ar. at s more, there's always Fhlladeiphia at st Louis plenty to market and use on dinner tables. · Mlnday'a· R11ulh This happy change can be blamed on nothing but Scouting. No game• acheduled The 12 Scout Laws are quite specUic about petty thieving Tuosdoy'a Proboblo Pltchoro even of watermelons, appropriation of which many young per: Detroit at Wa•hinston nigh~ sons consider a sport rather than a crime llunnlns (17-7) " Pai!CU81 (8-13). · • ~anaaa City at Baltimore night . ' COLU OPEN DAY and NIGHTS ariel ~':r~Yt:":: e~~~;::~~~t!s~fa~f: Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. s~pt. 10 195?-11 IW lk . G d =-=--"--· . ·· · · a •1n ar en Massillon, Canton Fight Raults · Club Mee,ting . - J I· BOLIN$ . MOBIL GAS (Cnntinutli rrom ?ngc Four) By Unlt•d Prm throu1h. N! y R "We can't rest on our laurelH," a... k~n 0 ~;;~~~~ P:C:b.; 1ll ~1' Watts sovs, •o he and his coaeh· jl 1 ' • ' V 8• • ing sial) ""~ llorked me te•m m;, Voungatown, Ohio, llO). hard. At the present. the squD<I · TORONTO ONT 8 b8 k too~ ~t•r than the 19S8 tr.nm 1 2!9•;. b h- 0 ' ••. w%~ ·"tmbled all oppo~ents. Goor~e . th~v~l~ '213ou~otnt~d It ,bservors think (he paten- (IO) ' ' oron °• t\81 dr &nother unbeaten year Is ' ° pm t~ere and Witts is t~e mon that CAtACAS \'enezuell - Plul .. Port Arthur, TtiC., Jorgtnien, ho . Ienty of Contention d h J..Ll1 Suclll atnlwarts as Columbus row w,\1 Sonny Lton, 126, Vono· cln g,l>t it out of th~m. ast year when he scored 3t touch· downs for a record mark.. 0Y_has humbled Hamilton and Spnngflcld in practice games and Is out to run Its unbeaten string to 27 gHmes. . At Ports~outh, ~oath Howard BaughmaQ 18 b~i1d•ng one of the heaviest lines m the state. The 1'! regulars will pverage 210 pounds estnings. ••ro~s the .front wail with sharp runmn[.~!~ ~~~d th~m. ORIOLES AECALL PAPPAS I ~ .\ to ANOTHER. ' t .1• ~- -s~ •• . ,. •• • r• JICROSS 1. Annoyer ~. Ftoh •' National ,... FLU HITI SQUAD GAINESVILLE, Fla. UP - Flor· ida foothill coach Bob woollruff IBid today o~ly aeven playera with prevloua col)ep experience bave eanped a ael1e of infiuei1ZI 11r in- ,. J' jilriea that •truck hla team. Twen· ty-eight 1rldlron <andidatea were taken Ill with LIM flu. .•. A a r o n, Bravea 39, Snider, Dodgers 37, Banks, Cubs 34, Mays, Olanta 32, Mathews, Braves 30. Crowe, Rod· Mtu... , 22:yeat-old Argentine o1u1ser, Ia unbeaten In II profea atonal filhta. He'a an 6-5 fAvorite tonight. Holman, who hll not lmpreued many in troininl ..,,iono hore, hopoa to bolter hia Sl-111-1 reeord. PrOdutt Leaaue - I 2 To ... -- •· t~~ · Wll' - - l te .Eiii.ii'il .. .,, •' --~» S~5 . 99 Ga-l. ·,.. . . ' i . . . ~ • t MIIU.fOI i: ,... . ,, ' I' . \ . ·.. . I H , 1 · ~ o~!... ~ . • • ' , 1. . -Qt $, .79. '. > t . • . • . ·rfll ~y· C-T BLOCK CoM,PAN¥. · '·if 1 '· ·I • ' , ' / -c~.; . aYeanofCoDUDuoua~lee ' fi:. ....)!,,... ~~ ' Pollletor \ _ $1195 1953· Buick 3Z. Monk's title 3i. Weitei'n sd. Minus 37. DrawJnr room 38.lllarn 39. WetJlltnr machine n . Bikinr ebambers 41. COnctd.iee . IIOWN 1. Film on copPer 2. Alienat~t 3. fr4'dpal ROADMASTER RIV. COUPE FAIBLANE { DOOR Popular Hard Top finished In lwo tone green. Tinted glass, power steering, power brakes, power windows, power seats, dynanow, radio, heater. You couldn't want more. · Twa 1one gree~ finish, ~ide tleall as a pin, Ford·O.t:natlc· drive, ridlo, heat· er: Like new tlrea. ;t.' real shirp little car. · ,. · Lustrous dark blue metallic finish set off with white wall tir,s. Equipped life Waf! you'd expect a Cadillac to be. Get behind the wheel and see for your&elf wb}> Cadillac Is yo\11' best buy. DRUG ·v. KIN~ ~lYSiJll~Ct(O~ ... · '. SUP~. 88, • I . I' ~ I" ~ fJ,; ~" I» ..... ~·p ·: I" f" ,, . ~ ,, 1m ~ I" I"· . ~ I" ~ ... ,o L . r0.1.. ~ AXYDLBJIA•a ~LONOFELLO~ Ont letter almply otando lor uother. In thlo oampfo A flllllli lot tilt three L'1, X for the two 0'1, etc. Stnrle letten, lpcNf tnphil, the len(th and formation of th* word• ' " au btDta Zlcb l!ay the code letteq aft different. " CJIJploJIIIti Claolallo• CQNOit:Y. W Dl" "1'f'DPWNQ. iaturd&J'• CND~TJ , . 1 CDPBOW; I Dl" CQEYI . Capehort, Dovid Warner, Phyll~ Queen, G(atus Aldridge; Patricia Riley, Judy Turner, Juhling Me· Clung, Carolyn 'Van Matte, Joan Van Matre, George Van Matre, Jennifer Zerkle, CaroL,· Neviiie, Betty Jo Neville, Mrs. •lvne Va11 . \latre, Mrs. Charles · Neville, Mrs. Sarab Spencer and !Ira. Jo\IJI Turner. ------'- Heath Methodist WSCS BeginsA New Study Theme The new stud y theme "MissiGII Cinerama" was begun when the WSCS mel at the Heath Methodist Church Monday evening. Mr and Mrs. George Hackett Jr. and her sister, Mrs Manning Mrs. Bruce Lloyd , president, was Kloes. entertained Saturday eve. in char~e of the meeting and Mrs. Rober~ coats, r.evotio.nal lea1 nin g with a buffet supper bf!fore the wedfling rehearsal or thch· der, opened the topic. Her ser· sister, Jean, and hrr fiance, vice included hymns with Mrs. EJ11erson Jones !1!1 pianist. Oeorge Siddall Jr. Ro.ses. gl!ld\olus, clematis and other fall r!oW~rs \(ere used In 1qrrangcmf'nl~ on the bllffct and dining l~hlc ancl the small tnbles. werP rent~·,red with taper$ ,Rarlandt•d with h·y. The children !n lhl! familv ha(! thejr s. npper m the breakfut room which was I rlc~orated with vari-colored ~a l­ l~o.n s and W€'rc under 1hP su perVISion Of a baby-sitter for lh(l evening. Present were Mi.s!! Jean Smart. Georl!e Sidrlall Jr .. Ml'. ·and Mrs. Paul Sm11rt, M!lnning KIOE' S, Mrs. r~J1d A:ntb~n:v.. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Marion French · wa.s in thurge or the evening's program anct her topic was "Th~ GeographMarch of Missloits." Tl\e ic~l prO!,'TIIm rlosed with a prayCr po1•m rear:! in unison. Durin~ the business meetifl~ lhe budget lor 57·58 was adopied. Programs for the yeat wefe distributed. Mrs. David Entsmln· get ~nvc a report of tlle Mei.d:s~ Gallin WSCS meeting held reeent· lv at the Forest Run Methodist Church. Ofriters were hMteRses for the evening. They include Mrs. LI~yd, pres.: Mr!i. Carroll Swanson, ;~ire pres.; Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, see.; Mrs. E M. Blake., treasurer They Donalrf, Miss Nanc~ Wagner. served ~ulad, sandwiches and ·1 Children at the party were ·coffee wHh Mrs. C. R. Konkright, Kent KJoes, Susan and Btirbartl wife or the pastor, presiding at .Smart. Rose Marie, ilili. Linda . ttte ·silver coffee service. Yellow Denrli.~ anil Melariif lt"ackelt. t\ pers We~e used on the refresh· ment table which was centered with nn arrangement of yellow :md orange matlgo1ds iii a green• \}ot_tery co ntainer. The emhroiaetca t1oth {)n the table w+ a recent ~trt to Mrs. Lipyd frOm her son, Jack Lloyd, USN, Wh() i! stationed in the lnwaltan Islands. Arrangements of bronze chh'santhcmUms In gold vaSes wete · u~ed on the altar lh lhe Sunday School room. ~ ~ I'•,•· 1'Gcorr,e ~ !fdd~ll, Mrs. Rnbert ~fills, · Hermon Kloes, M·r. all,d •• I'' Mrs. Milton Smart, James M'c- ~ 1- •• . C~~QUCEO each arrnncment. Contest was given bY Louise Harrison and won by Belva Wlllnrd. State dues were paid and Naomi Reed gave a resume or the year's work I Anna Hart read a very Interest: lpg Iotter !rom her son Thomas describlnJI the food t;ees and !lower. in Cuba ivhere he ond his family are l~cated, while dotng rescnrch work in eonneetion with the Universit of Cuba The hostess ·s:rved . rerr.eshments during tbe soeial period. The remainder of the evening spent in singing ·songs. Preaent were Reni!da Ann Newland, June ~pen, cer, CharJene Dlehl. Claudia Zerkle. Pat· ty Newland, Eugene Jbyburh , Carolyn Dotson, Henry BurgeR~. Harvietta Newland, · ~ BeY"erly Burns, Sheldon Roush; Jackie Will ()ryp•to•."""PmtsS IS ADDID L1F11, ANb TilE GlYEft or UJI'It-I!PENSER. · - · SKINS oeT BUKlCH . LOS ANGELES (Jp - Rudy Bbtllch, former Soulherll Caliromla quartlrbaek Who was voted th "iilosl valuable play&r" in tlie 19113 Hoi~ Bowl gam~. hRO been 1radeH by tne Loa ;.ngeies Rams of thl Na.~or.al Footl>all League to . the Waahlnglon Redslins for "an undl~losed high draft choice." THUit.SD .t.y Ir,- I I "'- Jllllutlut.. 11J illar PIMvitiiJii·- . A ~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~t~~ · - - .. handles like new . '' I 1953 DeSoto FIREDOME ~ DOOR Light green with green glass, automatic transmission, radio, heater. A good solid car with plenty of pep. 19S2 Oldsmobile·. . 195~ ·pod.ge'· ·_.,· ' ' P~ couPii~i ' • ~ I'' s• tion .on "Ways we could have lm· proved at any or nil meetin~.s this past yi!at.'' An article on "Growing hardy fioWers rron1 cuttings'' was given by Leon:~ Story. , Ati'aitgetnen.ts were judged by each member pointing Dll t what was wrong or would improve drive, 'heater, seat covers. Runs and ·r$995 ' • .. . ~'s ·Wfft Je!sle Be TrUe" and rectted ·the 23rd Light blue body with a white top. HI• $1195 ' ~I" • ' • LUWY i Absolutely ipOp~ss Inside 'Jnd obt, one local ~wner, low·JI!ileage. It's one of those lbat don't come aloog very of•· ' Jwl 38.CUttrur. 1.. ,. was rf!lld by Edna) Lee. 2 DOOR Z DOOR Jet black finish, white waU tires, liy· dramatic drive, ;Radio, neater, tinted &lass. R<\C~. away.In lhls'black beau· ty t,oday. ,. · . Sl. s'oll ol 31.' Stroblleo 31.-'iior I'· t~ b.W.y CRYPl'OQU<1rE- He111'1 llow Co work Ill OUW 1953 Pl.ymouth · $695 4 DOOR ' ~RAcro~ M~,tr1, O..o. . J · $1995 ; /IS. duh!IJ ~, actor 'Beautiful coral and while finish with harmonizing Interior. Radio, heater; hydramatlc,' while wall tires. A .real beauty. · ·1956 Ft>rd ~ state 88 HOLIDAY COUPE . 1952 Cadillac 1954 Oldsm6bile \. BUILDING . $1195 • In The Coates Building . B. ' Real sharp red ·and white finish set off with white wall Ures. Dynaflow drive, heater, new seat covers. See it today. On Their New Location , :_., , Sj. Fcllhe t COM.PANY : 2 DOOR $995 T~t DU~TTON . oooit )> ... ...,Fott......... ltnoE Z9. En~ 27. Writhful 3(). Intf!rnatlon ~ tl 1antuare Q. Qroad 1955 Oldsmo~ile 1s:lan 2S.Illar· Ilk• 25. Head cook ' Dark green finish with excellent tires. New &eat covers, heater and standard shlftlor reai economy. . ,,t. Best Wishes ·;.,.. poltce i VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY 1954 ·Buill< 1955 ·chevrolet •Congratulations ,•' U Nilit 11ecrel !ega 30 . RUNS 8,4TTID IN American LeaJUe - Sievers, Senotoro 101, Jenaen, Red Sox 94, Mantle, Yankeea 91, Mlnoso, White So• P.9, Skowron, Yankoea 88. NaUonal Leasue - Aar o n, Bravea 119, Musial, Cardinals 97, llayo, Gianto 92, Hodte~ Dodgors 91, Ennis, Cardinils 90. PITCHING Schmidt, Cardinale 10·2; Don· ovan, White !jox 111-3; Sanrord Phtlllea IHI; 1jluh1, Braves 111-6; Shintz, Yankeea 10-4. · RACIS AT A OLANCI ANIIIIICAN LIAGUI W. L. Gl 01 New Y•rk 8'1 Dl .630 16 Chtcaao eo 63 .593 D\1 19 NATIONAL LIAGUI Miwautee 63 D3 .610 18 St. Lauia 71 59 .5119 D\1 17 Brooklyn 77 DD .D58 7 16 21. Skill ·2.5. Peevish tEnr. atan,l 21. Monster I Buffet Supper . Is Held Before Rehearsals I. Thrice tmu•.J 5. Hast• 9. Celerlty 6. Corridor 11t. Peels 1'. External n. on or aeed roee petals coaUnr 13. Choice group 8. Motorist'• lf~ Whirring frustration. aound 9. Cu~Jtom 1.5. America!\ U Meanlnc financier 15. Man .!rom 18. Miss Claire outer 11'. 'Not good space 18. Pronoun 17. God of 19. SUtp~nce p!i!aaure ·Summer Clearence ·Sail well. Tigers 23. DENVER UP - Yaung Alex Mltell hopea to take another atep "up" the heavyweight ladder tonight by aendinl IJO.year<>ld John· ny Holman nf Chlcqo "down 11 In their l<heduled 10 . rounder at Denver c~qllum. M•ter: ~aint~rs .. dians Z3, WPrtJ:, Indiana 23, Max· 1 DAILY USED ·ClRS Miteff To Use Holman rarget For Fistic Rise . 1 Moesi (IIJ.8J or~ynn (14-18) vs By Blli Honrji for the resi of the field, Ma,.illon Turley (1 I-Ii). COLUMBLS UP _ Memo to plays seven or ita 10 g•mes in Chicago at Boston night - Kec· Ohln high <ehool coachea: ita home park and has 10 letter· · gaa <11-7! va Brewer (I~ Ill. 11 should bo another exciting men, six of whom were reguiara, Wodnoodoy'o Gom" seaaon lor oil. . .but look out! back for another campaign. ' Detroit at Waablngtnri, ni~ht Maaaillon Is IIIII smarting from o~ the other side of tha acalea At 444 Broodwoy - Middleport Kanoas Cltv at Balllmore, night two 1956 losiCS and canton Me· Ia Canton. • Cleveland at New York Kinley has announc~d mtetltlona Bulldego Flnhlor t Two Bedroom t Bill-Well Cabinet Chicago at Boston for another unde(eated year. Reports out of the Bulldog eamp t Kltclten-Dinette t FuU Basement' 11\&JOII LIAGUE LEADERS And, from a pre-season glance, Indicate this yetr's squad ia nasht Desirable LotaUon t Gas Heat ANIIR.ICAN LIAGUE both dubs seem to have the POWer ler than the 19110 and 1956 elevens G AI R H Pet. to corry out their threato. that won th• state championship. t Unfinished Insulated AtUe Williams. Mantle, N.Ban. Y. 121 402 trr 151 .378 _389 For Mautllon, like the Brooklyn Not posseased with atandnull 130 447 110 165 W'dltns,·~le. Dodaera, tbls game is "next likequarterbock AII.Ohioana and Donald Grimsley 119 378 88 1•• ,. ~ _3.. w Since the fin1i of 111156 year." when al glue·fmgered FOlt. Chi 136 337 98 172 .320 the Tigers lost to McKinley 34-7 Bob Williams at end, Coach Wade , Mi~dleJI!rl 9!3 Tljlrd Boyd, Bait. ISO 448 88 139 .310 coach Lee Tre8Be11 began 9ointing IWatto is dependlnl on a weli-ba1NATIONAL LIAGUE for this ran. anced team etrort to cam them Phone 6220 llusial, St. L. 122 489 75 180 .34l i.~To~m:s~ke~~~~ev~e~n~w~o~rs~e~;;;;;~(C~on~t~ln~ue~d~o~n~P~a~ge~Fi~ve~);;;;;J:=:;:;;;;;:=====:;:======:;:;,;==:::~ llaya, N.Y. 139 533 105 178 .334 Roblnaon, Cin. 134 n\!0 89 180 .827 Groat, Pitto. 111 4411 no 144 .323. . th~~~e. 'JlhQ r~J!QXt: ~ulbai ., ! .. 9?111iht. 1~,..g 108 176 .m . .. . . ' Afiil"'iabe wen! on frofn'!'liWe· · nd1,1'1tta. tM.• os tn 117 .S21 have another great season for the Yankees • Amer1eanHOMLelague RUNS- 51 cvers\ Senators 38, Mantle, Yankeea 34. Wllliafua, Red Sox 33, Colavito, In- s. . . BALTIMORE UP - Milt Pal" pas, 18-year<>ld right · handed pltllll~r. has be•n recalled by the llaltlmore Orioles from Knoxvliie ni the ~ally Lealjle where he had an o-1 reccrd In thr~e games this prac Ice game. year. Pappas also pitl:bed in three T_he st~Bjf!"S scored seven ti_mes I gunes for tb'e Orioles earlier thl~ tlgams g lll'·regarded Mansheld. season. Mass1'llon, Canton, Troy, Shape Up As · Bert Grimm of Letart Falls was one or the great pitchers to -~f:!!,!!n ~ ~";!:k u~~~~;_ Prep Grid Powers In Ohio This Year · tome out of the middle OhiO Valley. He was up In the play for pay r&nks l7 years. He has more than one heart warming .fe· collection of his professional baseball days. One of the most rewarding ~oncerns a year In the central 1920's wben be helped the Immortal Bab R th to ta ted " on a good year" at bat e u ge s r · . Bert was With Dallas and his team was up against the YaE· keesln a pre'season exhibition match as the major lea"e club was enroute east. The Babe was having trouble finding the range on pitching that spring. As be worried more he hit less At' Dallas he was a•out desper t N h ' · a e. ary a omer had he clout· ed on the trip east.~ Bert knew the Babe was having trouble with his' swt'ng, 10 when Ruth came up to bat, with np pre discussion Bert made a motion with his pitching band Indicating he w~uld groove one for the Babe Whether 0r no't Rulh got 1he Idea· Is nol known. Anyway, , Grimm s pitch came In waist high apd down the middle, about '!'" vt , Sept. oth. The meettns wa• Opotred wllh salute to lia~. foJ. lowed by Club prayer led by tile president I A number or rommunloatlons and a report on the grade l'e· cclved on the 19MJ-19S7 yonrbook n: ·. . 1956 Kentucky Derby champion who has been out of action sinee April 6 beca.use of tendon trouble in his front left knee, has been offiCinlly retirrd to stud. Trainer Hugll Fontaine an· nollnced th~ end of Needles' raeing career at Belmont Park Monday. The Florida-bred 4-year·old TroJan eoach said he expects hla finished with a total o! $600,3M in h" aru. 4y w• R • Af T k'tng $600 355 it•; < v..on ho1d ita regular monthl m u M db in ~~~. ~:.:! 'V'oul:nce~t:"nlng 'l'lie meeting wn • ·opened with the slh,lng of "Weot · fVtrglnla Roys and Glrlo" anrt ·the re<lta· lion .• df the 4-H Pledge. The muh th•n ,.ng the !011~ •.1 Will at the home or Mro Belva Will· or Saunders, chairman of the 19'7· " "'-at•. .-a m. 19M Ytar book committee an· ...._ nounced the subjerl for the O<to- rei~''"":' . Oopehart ealled the '"' 1'• 1101 · , b<r meeting whleh will bi! at the th!t ~~~ At~:a!~la~~d~ported home of Ann'tt Hart. 1 0 $!28 io . were 0' 1..1 The club voted to !<nd a cord • e'Dr- I'U tnS or nppreciollon tp ·Mrs. Robelt er ':~::r:!'t,~~n~er,t:lub lead0 Reibel , re\lring Regional Dh·ee- ' . · ' group eftremenf fer tor ~f D~trlct II and a fiftieth !~~ ~~n:~~';~b~~~: ~~·t:~u~ec~!~ wcdc~ng onmverS~~ry cariJ lo Mr · F Q Cora Cummings. •· a~im Youth Show In Pl. Plea~ 1 NEW YORK UP - Needlee, the . Ee.ch meinbtr guve a sugges· · North, S,teubenville, Cleveland Lat· In, Cle\>elanrl Benedictine, Martins Ferry, Tolc•lo DeVil\ hiss, Lorain. P?rlsmouth,, Manafleld and Troy wrli ma~e .1• plenty hot. · h ls bblessksed wtth one of the o es LJ 11 ac 1n many a year. Bob Fergu~on is back and Is itronger, baoi::ger and faster than d 1 ora1• " looked ImpressiVe in .:;1lis with ouarterbacak. AI Polan· thy t~;owins the bail With needlej, rea ng• aceuraey. His best deave to ,ato was a 45 ya:d touch• ow{..pa~ against Mansfield in a Mason Good Luck .Clover 4.H Club Held Thursdfly . M~tl'rlg Is Held TI1e Walk~n Garden elob mel 'Mie GOOd Luck Clover 4-H Club teli: I , '· i·- :~D~~~~ 10 WINNI~ 'll<AT sw~ HA~ '<00 1NVESTI6ATED f �.'· f f'' ;' : .'- ~ ~bfPy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 10, 1957 ' ' ! Society I • MrL Ben •Batey, South ' Fourth Avt~lio, is m · at her horne and und~ thp care of a toe•) do<tor. !lin. Webb Hail left today for 1 visit with Mr and Mn Jack AmsborY and family, Huntington lllrs. ~ Whitlock. Kent, open! the ,Wee):end wttb her parents. Mr.' and Mra. C. E. Vance and was aeeompagted back to Kent bJ Mr and Mro Wlll18m Ycanr who hacl spent a week at the Vance bome Mrs. Fred I Gardner 1s vulitmg ~er sister, Mrs Ed Lewu, Cleve· land Bert Bahle, who wa~ mjured in - .' l '' Fur~iture I :' . FltlfliDAIRE INCLUDES I , Refrigerator au4 Gas Kanse Pay Only $59.50 down' .' ,t 'I i I IDd $%9.00 per mo11lh BAKER j a railroad mishap recently in Pt Pleasll!.t has been released from Holzer HospitaL Mr. and Mrs Mont West, Zan· esvllle, were recent guests of Mr'-' .Henry Hennesr and son Robert · Mra. George W. 1Thomas, M1ss l\lary Lou Thom ... Mr and Mrs George R Thomas, Radnor, and M1s, Sadie Smart, M:mon, were overnight guests or Mr and Mrs George Ha<;kett Jr, and ramily when they eame to attend the Smart.Siddall wedding Sunday MISS Mabel Hysell has return· cd after a visit with relatives ln Columbus last week. Mr~~- ~~~M~ow~;;~~d "~\';"; :.;'~~:7 °~":;~1w:!a~~~ at Cblldrell'l Hospital cg:;::: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver ond Mr and Mts Selwyn White and son, llarry, of Galllpolio vlalt· ed Sunday with llisa Nettie Koeb· ler. Mrs. Stella Grueser and Mrs Karl Grueoer of Mlneravllle attended the homecoming rally ot the Roek Springs Methodist Church, Sunday afternoon. John W&tson of Minersville, who 11 on vocation from hi1 em· pioyment at the Kyger Creek Plant lett Friday for a vtsit in Michigan. Mr and Mrs. Hlnm Fisher of Columbus spent the week end at their home, Mine(JJVtlle Mr and Mrs Walter ~bjor Mr. ~md Mrs Charles McMaster Columbus were recent guests. o! who have been the guesta of Mr. ?l!r and Mrs Herbert Chambers and Mrs Ad'>lph Grueser for the Mr and Mrs E R Tompklnn past three weeks left Sunday for and grandapn, James Hamer, retheir 'home, Bradenton, Fla ceived a ublegram Monday that Mr. and Mrs cart Riggs tell their son and daughter·ID·law, Friday for thetr home, Columbul, Mr and Mrs. Robert Tompkins, after a wee}('fl Yislt with Mrs Wen· harl arrived safely in London, dell Bctzinc and other relatives England, where Mr Tompkln.i Mr and Mrs. Alhe Grueser, Mrs. is scheduled to speak at a conDorothy Mock and son and Mr. ference . Rozan11a Knight or Pt Pleasant, Mrs Or1en W1nte and family Mr. and Mrs Roger Day, M13- W. Va., I! the gucat of her great and who were hrrc ~o attend the funm1, Fla, were qvcrnlgbt guest& , grandmother, Mrs. John Bally. Sunday of her cousln.s, Mr. 1nd Mr. and Mrc Clarence Might and era) of P..rs. Fanmc Moore re.· Mra Joe Turner, and her uncle son, Ricky, of BasU, were over- turned to thelr home, Monessell, Robert See They w1il viHit ~elo night go..ts of lrlr. and Mrs W1l· Pa, Sunday IJYCS In West Virginia ~nd Ohi o lard Ebersbach and daughters, Sat· Mrs. Wendell Betzmg spent Sun before retummg to Flor1t1a day with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S~turday guests ol L01s Cecll urda1 Davi~ RO<:k Sprmgs. l\lr. a•d Mrs Willard Eberabach were Mr and Mrs W L Heston Mr. and Mr,. Earl Denn) and and daughter, Joyce, visited al Vienna, Oh10 Mrs Albert Mees vis1ted Sunday Mrs James Montevillc and Mrs Southside, W Va., Sunday with in Chllheothe with Mr Denny's Margaret Whltc, ColumbtJs, were Mr. and Mrs. Geo~ge Dabney. "Mra. Charleo Buck and Mrs. Ev· moth"!r, Mrs AlonZo Denny. weekend guests of Mr. and Mrst iifrs E J Hill has rei urned erett Bachn~r wore visitors tn George Sauer and son home arter ra two weeka vu1t Chillicothe ~londay afternoon. Mrs. Cora Bennett, who has Bury! White of Charleoton. W flth relatives in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Don Thomas or va., who 11 spending a week'! va· Moundsville, W. Va, were weekcation with Mr and Mra. Ran Ml,ght of Ru~land \>lolled "Monday end ,cuelts of their parents, Mr with Mr. and Mro Charles Buck and Mrs Ralph Graves and Mr M11/ and Mrs Lawrence Parhtt and Mrs. Everett Thomas. Mr and Mrs. Floyd 'Me~cher returiled to their home in Charleo· family returned to the1r borne, ton, W. Va Saturday after 11 week's vl.elt wdb his parents, Mr Lebanon artcr a aeveral days v1s1t with Mr. and Mrs. Joh.n Mitch ~md Sept. 10.11 and Mra. Edward Parfitt. Tuot. & Wad. family. Mro. Allen Hampton returned FAMILY NIGHTS ---·-home ~onrloy Jrom Columbus Cornell Wilde Conotance Sm1th \\here she jotned Mr. Hampton at "TREASURE OP THE the annual outing given by the OOI.DIN CONDOR" I coca Cola Co. for. their 180 em an Teebnleolor) ployeeo and their lamilieo. She ai· - alao10 'attende4 a ball game between BellY Crable Dan DaileJ the p(Oducllon ol)d salesmen or "MY BLUI HIAVIN" Fann Bu,.au Council 3-A met the company While there Mro an Teehnlcolorl Hampton visited h'r oioter, Mr& ot the home of Mr. and 14(8 Howard Bolen, Sept. 4. The buoiness Leon Tatum and other relatiVes. meeting was In charge of the pm> dent, Harry Guthrie The present otrieen were re..Jected by unanl· mou1 vote. Prealent, Harry Guth· liltJwt~ll rle; Vice-president, Harry Pickens; Secretary, Ma Wllber Parker; As~ sistant Secctary, Mro. Delbert Gaul nnd DlscusBiou Leader, Mrs. Hnr· ry Pickens. The Council celebrated the l!Oth wedding annlvorury of Mr and &tro. Solem The Couneii'o g11t was a goliJ.colored bowl filled \l'lth an ammgement of giant chrysanthemums. 'he hoste58, a95isted by Mrs Avice Freckll!r, served a three·tlered golden anniversary cake, decor· alcd with golden roaes and toppcil wath a M, tee cream and coffee tC'I POMEROY ·SOClliTY 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW !I l ' ' been ,mployed at Cedor Point dW'inJ the 11r1mmer, .has returned to. her .home here. WUI Willoek, a 'medical patient at Holzer Hospital Ia rep01ted In poor tondltlon. )lr. and Mrs George T Sid· dall, H)'annil, Mass.. who had been overoit:ht g1.1ests or Mr. and Mrr. Paul Smart Saturday left by plane !rom Charleston Sunday evening Cor thetr home They were driveR to the atrport by Mr and Mr.s. Manning Kloes and son, Kent. The Sldlolh bad attended the marriage or their son George Jr.. to Mi8S Jean Smarl Sunday James McDonald, who wu a guest at th.e Smart.Stddall wed· ding Sunday was the housesu11st of Mr and Mrs David Darsl Jr MilS Nancy Wagner, Midland, Mlc'h., visltod Mr. and M.,. George Hackett Jr , and Mr and Mr1 Paul Smart over the week end. FURNITURE oiTJie Brightest Comer In Middleport Farm Bureau 3-A Council M'eef'ing Held September 4 Gentrating more and m6J1 hours malu certain f'»'". · , I .' ' Elizabeth Lee Ray'nor ls Wed . . ,Aug. 31 To Charles Tompkins Cmdr. an1 ~ro. Leroy R Raynor, Bayou le Batre, Ala., have an· nounced the marriage of their I J~!~~~:~: Elizabeth Lee Raynor, Md.. to RObert Cbarles Middle River, Md., son and MrB 1!:. R. Tompkloo, Middleport The Rev. Robert B. Pegrem, priest of the Holy Trhlity Church, Essex, Md, officiated at the double ring ~eremony and nuptial mass at Christ Church (Episcopal), Balttmore, MiJ, on August 31, \957, at eleven o'cloek. AITangcmcnts of white gladiolus and ctlrysanthemuma were used on the alta~ and 1 recital or nuptial music preceded the ceremony. ftlr Glenn Bunch, Baltimore, organist, played "Trumpet Tune" by Purcell lor the prelude and "Weddmg March" by Mendelssohn for the postlude and Mtas Margaret Freed, Ba!Umore, 511ng, "0, Perfect Love" and other 'iOlot~ Attendants wek'e Miss Harriet Freed,\ Daltirnore, maid of honor; samuel J llamer .rr, Pittsburgh, Pa., nephew of the groom, bPJt man, Edward Wilsey, III, BelAir, Md, formerly of Athens, usher, Robert Bourne, Mtddle R\Ver, Md., acolyte The bridE', who was given in mamage by btJr father, c.hose a weddmg aown ol wh1te organdy tiered bouffant !kirt and bodtc<' Her short vetl was held by silver clips and her only jewelry was a strand of pt!arll , the ,g1ft oft~ groom. She earned 'i bouquet of white carnat10 na. M1ss Freed wore an orchid net !{<lwn with headband and bo~.~tquet of orchid pom-pom chrysanthe· mums Airs. Raynor, mother or the bride, chose a pink ensemble with sequm and pearl embroidery and wore malchmg accessories and or· chid corsage Mrs Tompkins, motber of the groom, wore an atomic blue Jacket enoemble with gray accessories and orchid corsage The wedding reception was held at the parish house of Christ Church with Baltimore caterers In charge of the refreshments, Ar· rangemenls o[ white gladiolus and tvy were USPd for the decorations for the reception. Mr and Mrs. Tompkins left for Rehoboth Bt'ach, Delaware, tor a short weddh•g trip and the bride ~hose a r!avy blue sUit with powder blue bll)uae and corsage of wh1ie orchids. Later 1n the week they flew to London, England, where Ml'. Tompkins Ia to deliver speech at 1 special Conference. w11l make their ~ome at 5!0 GroYe Drive, Baltimore 20, Md , after September ~5. Mrs Tompkjns graduated from Park (MilS.) Junior Colle;e; of Alabama and lnst.itul:e Library Schoo).' Is a me:11ber of Alpha Phi oo· rority ond wa~ f01mer~ aaaoelated with the Enorh Pratt Free Library of llaltimore, Md. Mr. Tompkins, who Is al!l"ad~ate of Middleport l!igh School. groduated from Ohio State Unlverallv and the University of Chieago. iJ aasodlled wilh the Chemital Warfare Laboratories, Army Chem leal Center, Md. Relatives >I tlle groom who at· tended the weddong and reception were Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Tompkins and &l'lndson, James Hamer. Mld·j dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ho· mer Jr. and son. Robert, Piltaburgb, Pennsylvania lie Mrs. Eugene Conde Is Honored With . ALayette Shower Mrs Wilham Wallace assasted by Mrs Ray Woodecnrrl ente' talned with a layette &hO'~'W' reeentb at her home, Mechamc St honoring Mn. Etigene Conde. A. pmk, blue and yeJlow color tbfmo was e~trried out In the d'ecorations Gl(h were placed on a table centered with a large stork surrounded wtUl small urn bre!las Games were played durmg the evenmg y,ith Mrs. Lawrence Morarity lhe wmner or the prtzcs Sandwiches, cake, coffee anf\ ICed tea were served hy the hos· • tes.ses Favors were s:nall plasuc , umbrellu filled with m1nts. 1 Present were Mrl. Robert Hy· $tll, Mrs. Morarlty, Mrs. Douglass Smger, Mrs. flichard Freeman, Mrs. Robert Salley, Mrs. Robert Story, Mrs. Mary Kunzelman, Misses Lena and Katie Guth, Mls!i Bertha Conde, Mrs. Joe Conde, M.rs Leland Sisson'. Mrs. Carl Wdl, Mra. Donald Mullen, Mrs Carson Hayes, Mrs. Alfred Ruschel, Mrs Thomas Scally and Mrs Arthur Nea.ae Sending gilts hut unable to attend were Mrs Janel K,Grn, Mrs Enzo Barsotti, Mn. Ray Blowers, Mrs. ShirleY Guinther, Mrs RIChard Owens and Mrs Homer Casto. ( 1 I I -----~ Student Nurse Feted Sunday Mrs John F. Bally entertained w1th a dinner Sunday at her home Forest Run, honormg her grand 'daughter, Miss Raellel Genhelm·1 er, whG entered nurses tra1nmg at Holzer Hospital Monday Present were Mrs Olin Oen ~eimer and daughl!r . . Rsehel, Mr. and Mrs. Russ Wolson. Mf6 Bertha Scott, William 'Sherida11 and the hostess the DRISS and IACIC'II .,... ' ELBERFELDS the guests Present were Mr, and Mra Har ry Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Picken~ Mr and Mrs Eimer Kautz )lr. and M" Wilbur Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mr. and Mro. C. E. flumpbrey, Mrs. Avico P'reeker, Larry Roush, Martha, Eric and E~die Parker, Mr. and Mrs Theodoo Reed Sr. The Oetoller meeting will be held the home ol Mr. and Mro C E Humphrey. Wedding ~Ions Announced By Virginia..Long Ml" Vir;inla Long, daughter of Mrs. Helen Long, Rutland, is announc•nr the complcte{t pla11s ol an opon-ehurch weddina for h.er marriage to U Robert t, Dolson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Don~on of Rutland. The double- ring ceremony will take place al tho RuUond Methodlot Church, on S'ept. 13th at two-thirty o'eloek. The nup· lial oerviee will bo read hY the Rev George Oavlll. ~ubbet •••• --or• • - .. . II IUJ, Allt..eo't ''" "'"' rJaat (Petti, !mot Stotlae Ia New Tork Cllf, hftt It 1\oow EdU..) ....,.,.. lltclridtp for l•ll 400 tam,.. Today, ill • oioalt hmor, OW. r...r ,.....,... _,. ....... 10 U,••••or 14 anJlllOIIIOO won luopo ••• 111d tlJo coella. . dep ad ""•~ Not Jull to U..t Iampo- b111 to """ oU ... t~lrical •'"' tl Mltly 4101000 ....... oad bulla!" •...,.,. ill Ollie. To- aatlclpottd •••• wo ,,.. ~~t•dlly lac,..... capoci1J-'l'" Ia 1111 ,.n ,.. ynn. Ia a4.tidooo 10 -llnuod ~ of our owa fulUilot, Ohio ......... oao-n •••• lllo atn , • .,_of 1trvict f,_ dot 111tlrt A111rlou G11 II lleclrlo $1t10111 tl wllic. wt art t 111Jtr po,. , , , I I -~ 7 atolt at111'ork IIIII ......... I~ 011j:or ..-.llq plu11 iloq 72 100t .U.. ol ltiiUIIIIMioal U.. ' ,...,.tiol! ,...,.a.. 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