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I ' I I I I I I I I •• '•I' I 0 ' - ' to" . 0 •• • " i '' cf sGalor~· A ',' I ' c 0 P, V' �' T~ -' . ' • • ( I ' ' rt . Oh entt e I EST IUY FOR Se • IC T P OV N RES UR U _IN ' ' I A K FO I,,, BIT ·SIZE ' Ori ' '' m f .o. r•!l"' ___ '"':' ____ _ on ----------~---~-~-· ' 'I I 'I ; I' II I ... I I' Ytid,.illal ...... .. " j, .' <' • ' wile!! ' .. I ' I I I I I I I I •• '•I' I 0 ' - ' to" . 0 •• • " i '' cf sGalor~· A ',' I ' c 0 P, V' �- • \ \ • . . ite , Sox Take First . With Win Over · Yanks . . orito lt for a while. Twice ,before within the last six weeks the Windy City whiz-bangs rrabbed the top spot in the American ..t.eague-on June 18, when they held it exaetly one day; and on July 22, when they lasted only two days. But, now, buoy.d by confidence •fter Thursclay"s 3-2 thrlll•r In which iilly Pl•i-c:• flni'lld pinch· hlttwr Jerry Coleman of •h• Yaftk1 with the INa" Jo1ded 1nc:l two out In the ninth' Inning, the Sox f-.1 It will l»e diH....,.t, ''That was a migh!y big one,'' beamed Sox Jk.pper Marty Marion ...And it's still a mighty tough race. Qut tbia time we're on top." Aetually, the Sox lead by only two percentage points over th~ Yankees-and •by only one game over the defending champion Cleveland Indians, who bounced . BAKER FlmNJTURE i $299.00 f'OB J.IOOMSOt Hew Furniture Ba.ton Thursday, 6-4. And fourth- ,J ,b,tiiii~!I.Boston is only three game11 :BAKER 11 FURNitURE hdDBUvERY Oi '.l'lie lktitaielll . Ddlepon Co111er ·Ia • wilh fifth-place Detroit cames away, The White Sox:' bLg triumph at Ylnk.tle- Stadium came In one of l~e moot 4r(Uilftic ianles of the current seulm-a game Worthy of ' be1DJ. a turning,po int In the penniD.t hce, Jt that's what it eventually proves .to be. i'or etrht inning!! lanky Connie ~~:~~:~:~:called up from the minI this month, shut out York on four hits. Meanthe Sox notched an uneam- w'"'"' . ' 1M9 WILLY1 Ita' wojob; O, 0 1\1.!0 CIIIIVROLiiT ·~ tfloop foocl tiNS . work e1r. · lt47 PONTIAC (6) 4 dr, roolly . a·' , · · HUDSON 4 dr r01lly • . . . 1M6. CH.iiVR()!.ET Ml up 4 spijtcl tuns _ _ ton ''"~'•llflrias it,.,usiD · · · Jl t.Jiit'illMul 'Con.llst to 1955 Moidolt "' Wa Ha" • oohd' l't COM!!! ~lek 'l· 'Doluo LM1t1 Plu1 • ~ 1949 Oldsmobile - liodo....:.!lro..i No>jr Plomloo Rotl Paint '!11ot itt 'H.., 'At th •. ROck,t Engine lt. Yts llr. Htr1 ta Cf111 Pr.Urmo-. AND ONLY For Cleveland, stout relief pit: Ching by Don Mossi and Ray Nar-Ieski saved Early Wynn's 19th victory. Moe:si fanned Ted WillJams with .two on in the eighth; Narleski fanned Faye Throneberry with two on in the ninth. AI Ro. sen ~it his 16th hooner for Cleveland . Detroit continued Its drive on first place l>y b.,.tln1 Baltimore, 7-5. Rookie Frank Lary gainl!d his lOth victory, with relief help; arid bqnus baby Reno Beliolo ~!listed a three-run double in the firit ihJJ.Ing to lead his support · Kan!as City and WashlQtdn were not scheduled. In tb& Ametican Leaeue. H Juicy Stet;tkl -------~-- ' N AMERICA LIWO Ohlt~o , - New 'Ydft Cleve¥Jh4 Boit~ r><troll KiriB.,· Clt1 Washington W. L. S8 !19 40 $6 59 40 58 · '1 ·"* .me · 3 &1 • ,:1> ~I· : :~l , .-. ri._ M M , ·""' "'''o"lfl 68 .,~ · 30 ' WJrJE "ELECTION OF '• $, 1 • ' ' ' Lov91.M'en Guests - USEP . nECTRIC :.RANGES ~.i~~ltt'ltl· ~~~~~j: COOKING . Sevlril oniy.bite 'h u old ......! Cal. lie Fliwl~ ~ · " 1 RvvP~ . . ... .... Mill. , ,. • ,. uJWAN'. , . ,: · . ·;. tn. MEYE~ OOUIS TODAY AND DRIVE ONE OUT 11-4 door ' . l game. beat Chicaj:o, -t-1, as rellever Paul Giel fanned nine batters in seven Innings; and rookie Willard Schmidt pltchl!d a ttve-hltter ft1i tJ;i.e Ca:rdlnal& to beat . Plttsbu~h. . • Will Wlfl U.•,o On Saturday PM . Personals · Sb~.idl Notes . From Pomeroy the third-ptaee!,New York Giants ilnn. · · 1940 C:HIVROLET 2 dr elun 1~ PORD VI 4 dr Good tlroo ond oqlld, fl- JUDAY'S ,:'ROCKET".SPECIAl1 ed rlln ~H Bob Turley in the first inning on a walk, BillY Hunter's error, and Jim Rivera's single ani) two m'ore earned tallies in :the third on Minnie Mlnoso's sinale an d Wall Dropo's 14th bom.er 0! the year. The Yankees almost acored in Lhe six,th when YoeJ Berra hit a fly to deep right field witb: Andy 11arey on third base. But Rivera's brilliant -throw nailed Carey at ttie plate. The Yankees suddenly kayoed Johnson in the ninth when, ln Order with none out, Berra single~, Mickey Mantle homered, and Bobby Adams erred on . Bill Skowron's grounder. Marion went for his best in the clutchc-Pieree. After a fly out, t1ta;r:nkees loaded the bases on a l» , a ground oat, and an intentiona walk. But then Pierce struck out war-hero Cole· man on a 2-2 pitch to end the In tht N•t1Dftal, the lrooklril Dodgers ret•lnH th•l' 12M! gamt lt1d by lihtlng Cincinnati 10.2, •• u"'IJeltt'h rookie Rq•t C•olt fonnod 11 botton ond Rot Ctmptntlle't,lt two home nn1t, , Craie h11 ~ lhi'H 11mH dllr• ' lng hl1 11-clay ni•l•r l••au• dl'Hr. This Wll 1 flwMitt.r, . Second-place :MilWaukee down. ed Phllade!plila1 4-/1, ·II Bob BUhl pitched an eight·hltter and Ed Mathews whacked hlr asth ~: Wo Al'o L..... With Trodo Ino ,,..;. Our ~~~~ Modol u~ Co,. Como hi And ,MI~ .Uo f4n Dlftr.On Th- . . Jotepltlne Hoyt • Rllf1111"'TID.' ,rhl·/ f'leoee• Ul>-\le~raa. •'• 6'inded rpite'her Ruu Mey.er, '"' ·h<!en on the disabled 11.!1 l.l>o put so d•ays, haa bee.n·· ll'e~tated by the Brookl~n Dodgers.. Mey.er ill· hia ohOII in • c<JIIl!s!on wit·b teal!> sutfer0d ·a broken bone mal• Gil Hodae.. and Bill Bruton !,, of the MilwaUkee ·Braves, Juite ZIL . ,...,.ltEFRIGEU161l, 1 V '\Viijthi;. , r - . C)fA~y H~MEAPftLIAit4tE ···- ·Ait·e~.~AppJi•n~k ; '. ·:' ..Y..., CROS6,ll\' Mifll' '''.i<•,; :' 1 ' mouH1 . ' • - ~· ·GOMI tH AND LOOK AT OUl·"-IALLY CLEAN C.ARS• •' Crotl'llne VI 4 ~· iatlan, n<llo' ••lr 11, mllflOftlhloono. ,._,, ""*1", . $1195 c 1954 FORD li..Uo drift 1953 • PLYMO!JTM c.....rook ·4 dier lltllli. •ncl huter, •nnlrlvt. ' . 2-1952 CHEVROLETS · llllllo loth ............. ;...,..il40, r•dl• htlfl!r. 'rut PROM ' ".Ill. $895 ' . ,\ . ~ ... . .. t ...... • . .j) • ' '· ' : ) . . ' Of Loya/Wotrien's Closs At Picnic: �- • \ \ • . . ite , Sox Take First . With Win Over · Yanks . . orito lt for a while. Twice ,before within the last six weeks the Windy City whiz-bangs rrabbed the top spot in the American ..t.eague-on June 18, when they held it exaetly one day; and on July 22, when they lasted only two days. But, now, buoy.d by confidence •fter Thursclay"s 3-2 thrlll•r In which iilly Pl•i-c:• flni'lld pinch· hlttwr Jerry Coleman of •h• Yaftk1 with the INa" Jo1ded 1nc:l two out In the ninth' Inning, the Sox f-.1 It will l»e diH....,.t, ''That was a migh!y big one,'' beamed Sox Jk.pper Marty Marion ...And it's still a mighty tough race. Qut tbia time we're on top." Aetually, the Sox lead by only two percentage points over th~ Yankees-and •by only one game over the defending champion Cleveland Indians, who bounced . BAKER FlmNJTURE i $299.00 f'OB J.IOOMSOt Hew Furniture Ba.ton Thursday, 6-4. And fourth- ,J ,b,tiiii~!I.Boston is only three game11 :BAKER 11 FURNitURE hdDBUvERY Oi '.l'lie lktitaielll . Ddlepon Co111er ·Ia • wilh fifth-place Detroit cames away, The White Sox:' bLg triumph at Ylnk.tle- Stadium came In one of l~e moot 4r(Uilftic ianles of the current seulm-a game Worthy of ' be1DJ. a turning,po int In the penniD.t hce, Jt that's what it eventually proves .to be. i'or etrht inning!! lanky Connie ~~:~~:~:~:called up from the minI this month, shut out York on four hits. Meanthe Sox notched an uneam- w'"'"' . ' 1M9 WILLY1 Ita' wojob; O, 0 1\1.!0 CIIIIVROLiiT ·~ tfloop foocl tiNS . work e1r. · lt47 PONTIAC (6) 4 dr, roolly . a·' , · · HUDSON 4 dr r01lly • . . . 1M6. CH.iiVR()!.ET Ml up 4 spijtcl tuns _ _ ton ''"~'•llflrias it,.,usiD · · · Jl t.Jiit'illMul 'Con.llst to 1955 Moidolt "' Wa Ha" • oohd' l't COM!!! ~lek 'l· 'Doluo LM1t1 Plu1 • ~ 1949 Oldsmobile - liodo....:.!lro..i No>jr Plomloo Rotl Paint '!11ot itt 'H.., 'At th •. ROck,t Engine lt. Yts llr. Htr1 ta Cf111 Pr.Urmo-. AND ONLY For Cleveland, stout relief pit: Ching by Don Mossi and Ray Nar-Ieski saved Early Wynn's 19th victory. Moe:si fanned Ted WillJams with .two on in the eighth; Narleski fanned Faye Throneberry with two on in the ninth. AI Ro. sen ~it his 16th hooner for Cleveland . Detroit continued Its drive on first place l>y b.,.tln1 Baltimore, 7-5. Rookie Frank Lary gainl!d his lOth victory, with relief help; arid bqnus baby Reno Beliolo ~!listed a three-run double in the firit ihJJ.Ing to lead his support · Kan!as City and WashlQtdn were not scheduled. In tb& Ametican Leaeue. H Juicy Stet;tkl -------~-- ' N AMERICA LIWO Ohlt~o , - New 'Ydft Cleve¥Jh4 Boit~ r><troll KiriB.,· Clt1 Washington W. L. S8 !19 40 $6 59 40 58 · '1 ·"* .me · 3 &1 • ,:1> ~I· : :~l , .-. ri._ M M , ·""' "'''o"lfl 68 .,~ · 30 ' WJrJE "ELECTION OF '• $, 1 • ' ' ' Lov91.M'en Guests - USEP . nECTRIC :.RANGES ~.i~~ltt'ltl· ~~~~~j: COOKING . Sevlril oniy.bite 'h u old ......! Cal. lie Fliwl~ ~ · " 1 RvvP~ . . ... .... Mill. , ,. • ,. uJWAN'. , . ,: · . ·;. tn. MEYE~ OOUIS TODAY AND DRIVE ONE OUT 11-4 door ' . l game. beat Chicaj:o, -t-1, as rellever Paul Giel fanned nine batters in seven Innings; and rookie Willard Schmidt pltchl!d a ttve-hltter ft1i tJ;i.e Ca:rdlnal& to beat . Plttsbu~h. . • Will Wlfl U.•,o On Saturday PM . Personals · Sb~.idl Notes . From Pomeroy the third-ptaee!,New York Giants ilnn. · · 1940 C:HIVROLET 2 dr elun 1~ PORD VI 4 dr Good tlroo ond oqlld, fl- JUDAY'S ,:'ROCKET".SPECIAl1 ed rlln ~H Bob Turley in the first inning on a walk, BillY Hunter's error, and Jim Rivera's single ani) two m'ore earned tallies in :the third on Minnie Mlnoso's sinale an d Wall Dropo's 14th bom.er 0! the year. The Yankees almost acored in Lhe six,th when YoeJ Berra hit a fly to deep right field witb: Andy 11arey on third base. But Rivera's brilliant -throw nailed Carey at ttie plate. The Yankees suddenly kayoed Johnson in the ninth when, ln Order with none out, Berra single~, Mickey Mantle homered, and Bobby Adams erred on . Bill Skowron's grounder. Marion went for his best in the clutchc-Pieree. After a fly out, t1ta;r:nkees loaded the bases on a l» , a ground oat, and an intentiona walk. But then Pierce struck out war-hero Cole· man on a 2-2 pitch to end the In tht N•t1Dftal, the lrooklril Dodgers ret•lnH th•l' 12M! gamt lt1d by lihtlng Cincinnati 10.2, •• u"'IJeltt'h rookie Rq•t C•olt fonnod 11 botton ond Rot Ctmptntlle't,lt two home nn1t, , Craie h11 ~ lhi'H 11mH dllr• ' lng hl1 11-clay ni•l•r l••au• dl'Hr. This Wll 1 flwMitt.r, . Second-place :MilWaukee down. ed Phllade!plila1 4-/1, ·II Bob BUhl pitched an eight·hltter and Ed Mathews whacked hlr asth ~: Wo Al'o L..... With Trodo Ino ,,..;. Our ~~~~ Modol u~ Co,. Como hi And ,MI~ .Uo f4n Dlftr.On Th- . . Jotepltlne Hoyt • Rllf1111"'TID.' ,rhl·/ f'leoee• Ul>-\le~raa. •'• 6'inded rpite'her Ruu Mey.er, '"' ·h<!en on the disabled 11.!1 l.l>o put so d•ays, haa bee.n·· ll'e~tated by the Brookl~n Dodgers.. Mey.er ill· hia ohOII in • c<JIIl!s!on wit·b teal!> sutfer0d ·a broken bone mal• Gil Hodae.. and Bill Bruton !,, of the MilwaUkee ·Braves, Juite ZIL . ,...,.ltEFRIGEU161l, 1 V '\Viijthi;. , r - . C)fA~y H~MEAPftLIAit4tE ···- ·Ait·e~.~AppJi•n~k ; '. ·:' ..Y..., CROS6,ll\' Mifll' '''.i<•,; :' 1 ' mouH1 . ' • - ~· ·GOMI tH AND LOOK AT OUl·"-IALLY CLEAN C.ARS• •' Crotl'llne VI 4 ~· iatlan, n<llo' ••lr 11, mllflOftlhloono. ,._,, ""*1", . $1195 c 1954 FORD li..Uo drift 1953 • PLYMO!JTM c.....rook ·4 dier lltllli. •ncl huter, •nnlrlvt. ' . 2-1952 CHEVROLETS · llllllo loth ............. ;...,..il40, r•dl• htlfl!r. 'rut PROM ' ".Ill. $895 ' . ,\ . ~ ... . .. t ...... • . .j) • ' '· ' : ) . . ' Of Loya/Wotrien's Closs At Picnic: �• ' •• .., ........ . n·.. ...., .u. "'""""' 11r w .. . . ... JOiol.lobecl tllo ..... - c9) For &.;e v.u.wum Ani1 Sporn- ,. ~ auu~p.r,CI ,,•• ow.t.y ·-UP-Tbt ~ To Play Golf M1teh dllll~lloo Motor &peedwar will 120 Bl iii:ot''_u..,;.um~-INI:.:;m__bo_a_L-6 ____ H___ p _ -- · ~---'--'- - VliWbood Trailer, 2 rooms, good -;lltloa. ~- lllqulre Ray ~ ~· mODtb :tOr 2D eentl "" 'IIW4. Full .nle of ~ lUI' more M\1DIL COMPLETE Insurance ProtedJoa. Ufe, Auto, Fire, Polio. CaU Don Mills, Middlepor~ Ohio. Ideal for vteation, buntiq. 1~ eot>ta per word will be ~ed..foranv~~ if not. palO tar bt:toh UJe .l6tb ol Neb mouth IOUO<tiq insertion. lrron ill ABYerlialni-Sb.OUid be inuoedlll"''l'- l 'be llallJI l:telitll'~.t1 ..U DOl be reapoDJible n- (201 Business Service, Riebr<l, N..,.. llavoo, W. Va. o; tau one 30 gallorf eledrii! bot water benten. f.ulllO year warrant)'. Spe- MAX WARD Aa"ent For Farm BUj'elu IDsurllllce Companiea. cial price, only S89.95. Also oth· er.makes and models at bargain prieet. Vadillt Plumblag and Heating. Phone f6.-M, Pomeroy. 7-26-tf .. jDt:W"AC'L ·lll- 7·2D<-6tll ) ::~. racl Br:ce e~a~i:.n 7~27~: Regj.Jtered. Phone 77•M. Mrs. ' (..'IUlrged Atil teCClYt:U. oy m..u or . Carl Qualls, 1781 Ch.ester Rr, tett!pbooc CaJ."ud aneu· 1 7·28 3ti: Garden Club Hears '''tm """' G--'E.-:-R~r-' · ---,----- I 1 Cuttmg · 'rlg<rotor, In good ""~<ll- F ower \ 1 1 ~Jot1ces. h?n. Call 60154-Y. H. ll. srown, 7 - -- - - - - - M':ldi•plort. ·28-6tp Talk On Wednesday EIAIIIY CHiiOKIS i-or saf.le. White Baned R.<lclu, New Mrs. Hinm Fi.s'her u.<;isted by H'ampslr.ne 'Rie~s. White Leg- N.n. Christy B'eer en-tertained horns, u batch-ed. White Le:g- the Wilc!.w(}od a·rG<Ien ChiD, Wed· tlOOed. 7~15 -30tc. boro rPult.e1,J an.d CucltN!IJ.. ·nuday e\'('·ning at her 'home, M';ANS O::CCK .SAI{.ES. 219 Miln~r.wille. Thlrd A'Ve.; CaolhpoHJ. Phco·c "Hr,w 10 Cu.t and W•hen to cut l'N3. _ 7-ZS...l•bp Flower;; for Arrangeme.nts" was .J1EAICIHES, genui!JlJe t·ree nrpr..tl!Sd t·hoe tt'pic ~;1 1 the program preLOCAL UNION 651 beat 'Y£1Ti.dies tfor r..Mmi'JIIg, ut- .!fnted trr Mrs. Homer Holter. PHONE 105, POMEROl in•g , •Meez:rtg; bring Cmtahner.s Fkwer arrangement.!! for th.c 'JOT'l'LED UAS--mt'.alJatiUll Uld pluose. Ret.sooabloe prl.ees . 8. : Melgs Ccunty fair •were &;,o tervu:'-. :;ec ua !..tr pncea. RU1 F. Prilr.iJlller Ot·J::·arrd, Lo-o:~t.ed di.scv.,sed and plans made fDr a..ANV hu.i.UIIJ'~Uh.b. •": JW~ on CJNo Route 76 .bchween 114· c!OO merrdler.s· to enter some Arthur an.d Lo-gan tn·ear M·oomt arr.angements. Mr.s. Lawrenc ~ 11-.:fU·U. •PJ.eii'Sant. 7-2&0lp Rcae Wl!IS awarde.d the prize in a -.,......, ccntc&t cc.nductcd by Mrs. HolJOE PITIRS DE LANM. FlOiO'D ffii!JEZERS ter. favunte aandwicb. Air Roeb, condL· Carpenters Available I KING OF SWAP Will ta)f;e your ear, truclc, or furni- S&\SoNAL SALE-16 Cu, Fl. ' During the blll!liness session in .Cheat, $299.00, U Cu. Ft. Up. rlgbt, $3119.00, :14 cu. Jlt. Up- charge olf' Mrs. Fred Nease, prea- ture as ~art of your down pay. ment ~n new 19Gii Pontiac and rle>ht, $491l.OO Melat Oliver ldfnt, election cf officers ~as Streamline Trallen. 1 &: 2 beds ~:.~.t,, P:bon·e 86-J. 7~18-SI)f~ heLd wltth Mrs. Edilton' UoUw. romps, all sl!es. RAVENSWOOD o~~electEd as pre.s.lde.nt; Mrs. VcrMOBILE HOME SALES v, Mile VSED FURNITVRE 8ARGA1NS. n·on Nt!IUie, Vi'Ce president; 'Mts. S. of Ravenswood on Rt. 2. Open Und R'-frlgeratot, $49 up, vaelhle, se"Cretary; and Mra. 10 AM to 8 PM daily, Incl. Suo· cum Cleaner $9.98; BAKER I Norrnan 1Fisher, treaaurer.. days. 7-2&-atc li'Urulture • .Pbon111 837,.J, MlcJ.· Mra. John Scott, .Mrs. Lawrenee dl.ftport. 15--10-U and ·Mrs. Joe Thoren, Judges for the even,ing aw~trded a A real BARGAIN. :i.IIG2 hou1e ar ribbon. ror tlower tralll'tf', 28 foot, conditioned like arra.ngments. new. Only $149~. RAVENS. A sa-lad eour.se wu served by WOOD MOBILE HOME SALES; WANTED 'tO BtN -Lop: Oall:, the hostess~ to Mrs. Amanda Rt. 2, ¥• Mile S. of RavenfJWoodi Poplar, Bauwood, PJne, Walnut Mrs. Oharles Bier, Mrs . OPEN DAILY, Incl. ~unday, ~0 Abo Oat, Poplar, Bus,-oocl Ev·ero•ll ·Damewood, Mrs. ,Paul lumber, pun or dtJ• ....,., s-4, Mrs-. Norman Fistlcr, 18 · H, 8-4. Delivered our Grueser, ,Mra. Den.ver ::--- - =:-:::--:-:Toppero PlalDa, Ohio, Jlrd. 1~<>I~"· Mrs . .Edlso~ Holllnn, Mrs. Com;>lete WHEEL ALIGNIIENT Caali oa: deUfeey. Write or call Horiter Holter, balancinl and brake aeniee. Ul for pattleUllrL The Ohio Mrs. Milton Houdasbellt, Mrs. Haekettl' Safety Service, W. VaUer MfJ. Corp. Pbone Cool· Mra,t David Nease, Mra. Fred Main St., Pomet07 1 Ohio. ville lHO. 2-2--tf Ihle, Mrs. Sta-nl·ey J·ones, Phone 267. D-0-U • ~ Nease, .Mrs. U. S.. Neue, Mrs . Lawrence Roae, Mrs. Harry Roush ,181 I II I Wanted To Buv Bl Auto Services Au.to Sole$ 'o ~ ~;~m~~t~E~~~·~ Mrs. Jobn Scott. .. ,.{ ' 1, wttb 195t FOII'll 1\ Ton Plck1111,1>111lJl Sl., MiddleCab, Heayy Duty OVerload Pboae 8363·M. JPrlogs. Good Concllllo~. Ad•m• Grocery, Pomeroy, Obto, Rt. 1. Phone 229. t 7·ZD-8te 3 or 6 room AP1\.RTMENT, Over atoro. UnfW'niabed, ·Phone 6049-Y. 7-27-lllc 1953 CIHIEMIOLET Deluxe 4 door. $1,29~. Blaellnat'•• Pomo roy, ·orue. 7·2S.8tc S room otrailer for rant. Full)' -equh~ped. See S. R. Hendrix. 19M PON'nAC 2 door Se~an, Syl'acuse, Ohio. 7-27-3tp $l,MS. Blaettn·ar'a, Pom·ero;v, Ohio. 7-29-&tc 2 five room moderft APART. MENTB, wllll 'lauodry and rarlha: B'UlOK Super VO 4 door Se· age. Phooa 310-ll A. N. BeDiol. 6-27-tl dan, fhm. Blaettn·ar'•• Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-2Mtc I 18 t ·Employment 19&1 PAOCARD liard Top Coupe $8915. Blaettnoar'J, Pomeroy, Houaework or baby llttlnc wantOhio. 728-0lc rd. Phone sP-311778, Jbaon, W. Vo. · 7-27-llte i~~~~~~~~~~C~o;"P;•::·i (201 Business Services 1954 CJDM\OLET ton 2 tp. axle, $1 • . nar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. IIPTIG T.t.IIKI Vault", WeJia •nd Claterna Cleaned. Inlllallatlon of hnkl and 191 For Sole !liter lied a, Sewer llnee .opened. MliJer SaoltatJoa Senlce, Gli)'lo 291'7, Route I, Busineaa Bulldlq-2 Apartme~t• 7·16 2!tc with % new bath¥ up&t.alra, 1 lar1e room down ltaJn. AU QUICK SEIIVJCJ: oo new plumbing. Phone 907-X. p..JrlnJ br ractorr --- DIA>k Harrll. T-ti-81p .SIDE~DELIYERY RAKE F\eal Estote 1 will not be refQ)onsible lor billa t e.d th b b lllonde Coc~er Spaniel PUPPIES, . WAFFLE SHOP in Middleport. Steaks, C.hops, Shrimp, or your Coolylllo, watebmlter. COLLINI LERB, Pomtrut. · ~horen. TrOe "sideward" raking action With the uniqUe FerJuaoD lix-bar offset :reel mov•hay 50~centlell,tiHanealrom ....th lo -,riridlow. ~-moomtod . , . po- tob4 d!;ven • ; . FiDaor TiPCo"*">'ltd.~lowiD~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ -~· WEST SHADE . BY MRS. RUSSiLL P41NT.II ' Mr. and -Mrs. Dana Turner Jr. and family called on Mr. and Mrs . Will Heilman Fridar cvenlna:. Mr. and Mn. Gerald Violet of Tuppers Plainfl, Mrs. Marearet Heaton of Flodda and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd $pence of Pomeroy called on Mrs. Jeqnie Roush SUnday afternoon. Mrs. JaCk Ritchey and son Eugene of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Well and daughter called c.n Mrs. Mary BatleY Sundal' dter~ noon. Receut callers at the WUJ Hellman home were Marvin Steele, Dana 'Jj'urner Jr., BilUe HeUman and Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Miss .MadaUne -Hysell, Mra. Harry Brown and .spns and Vll'lil Roush called at the Painter home Mr. l§ll: ~ ··l,ej>jlrd t.a~~ 'l~y l-anham ol West and lom~j: ljlei!t lhe weekend J:lnla is vl1ritiit.r: , at :t.b~ Lehn rd ~ with rela:tl'Ye8 Weat ViJogtniL Lanham home a few d!il''· • ' • < , • . -f.' "" . ' • lol.r, ud lolro. Jamea Smith slBter, Mrs. Mrs. Will J(eHm·an ulJed at. J. L. Wickhiitit home · 'i'uesd~y. lpeD~. I C!OU• Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Browp. of Columbus spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr,. and Mrs. J. L, Wiekh;tni. -Mrs. ..Tennie Rousb reiurned home Sudday aftel!- a week's vlt~ wi:th Mra. Floyd Spence and llr«. Denzil GOe.r:Iein of Pomeroy. J:OO l,)uier< J:ac) 2:00 • ' D.oug Ford Leads Rubber City Open ( 1445 •• u.. ' r '1 ' . I Rile, Coronet .~ ~r; L..olly ·~wnod •ncl•(u•f •• t,l"-ift ., can ~, 194S .FORD ). .. ~ ' ..-r, 39"~ij. ·.-..·:· ' 1947 PLYMOUTH · DODGE ··~ 21. -5' ft!ll'tSSI!J.oA Ind. UIP-'11be I MACIIIN!:II N.,. And 'Oud · All modolo repolrtd by •;..alatd axperta, Written· IU•natet 01 ' all repllra aad !piCblae, 01• eept lllo Neaobll il(d llaa. home d\mor~at,r•.tloa ud -rrea allocluunt laltruo!>Ooi. I'Ntt · ltomt t1timitt1 011 reP•In.· J'or 10Hr, dt,e1d1bJe, hoaett COOd · huJI, Pboio oonlce aod aot.J. ' I!U!'ON'B 14A\JII1Nt •oz Pomeror, ·oblo. ·~· 145. _,,•. ' ·s •. '· " ' IJ!n. ·~. S.. ' -'~INT ''LII"' Cioultll, 1114 a-oJ Real "Estate Brok•r ..:~~·=0 lftWTIIJIAL l 'liJ:AW 01-jiO VALLEY """'" ,1.Jl:JNK - CO:-- .. M·EN '' ' WANTED I 4 ~r. Sodan 111111·• • o¥tr t11ht .,...,., oniy i!IIIIIRAIICJI AOINCY WESUY · .. . U47·HASH ;: , ,. '.OW iRoN - Mft.t.Lt lth. '\ ..95 ,,. I, ' ' ~'' ,9H~~OLJ 1 ,.• ~ ' •"~ ·:- ........ SO!Ion.: .Lii;llt blut Club coupe. onlt .. lOPNI£Y DOWNING ~ t -948 • . ( 4 dr. Sod••· Sp.;.l~f'iiiuxo• . ', lltck flnloh. , ll.t.IS IIAT HIAT 1~48 4 clr. ' hdln lltclc finish. rltecllo.end He.ter. Geocfctlr" lxtrl clNn for ·' l.t.TiiJtfl.r,y : 495 • Conw•. Owol tep, l!a!tlo ...,, . . Caravfan -· ·a99 · 1949 St.UD , HMior. . ""--·~!lnls Show goocl tll'lt, Radle anclhelfer. 969 The Kiamesha Lakli, N. Y., pro, U!ed a "hot'' putter to card a six under par 66 to lead the pack, •but he bad atiU competition from 19 other aolfera in the field of 150. Por4'a lead was on stroke over aix second place flnishera and two atrokea over aeven oUu~ra who carded 68'1 'in the first 1tl hole•. For.d went the front nine with a four under par 32 b7 ea1Uris the No. ~ hole with a 1\l).foot putt a~d blrdlea on Nos. 6 and 7. He kept hla ''hot" putter In operation aa:•tn on the , back nine to come through with • -two under par 84 to la1ure him the lead. ·.r I 1952"DODGE a chfllft~ln nl~-,:!l.lit Jiiuo round. {I ' 1295 :tlnlltlt, f'tcfh, h..t.r. lxtra woad ..,... ' . ' .,, ' !:• ·). ' •• ·~·- ·~. ,:165~·'' 1946'FGRD Club eou01 lllclr flnloh. PrieM for quick tile, .' -- 145· .10::10 $4lo .0.. J ,O:Gq · 'W!Dky Dink and You 10:~ Cijltaln Midnight 1\:00 <~ !J'Op 0 12•00 I Y"A '~\ Ra · &AIDe nger ' 12:!10 Uh~le 1ohlfny coo~. 12jM Gime ot ibe ll'eet I~ . .&dle ~ Stundera .. 4:00 Bl~ Pieture' , 4:30 Made in 'U ·s. ;., · · .S:OO FUtpre AeP.rt ' : D:Sf! S~l'<f~y ' j'lews I!Peelal. 8:43, ~· .• .~t., . ...... l~,-n.o.~1er1 0:00 D!s~eylailii . ' . "\: T:oo An!ortca·~: <rreilelt llaftdl S:OO Hefb Shrlbe1 '" 8:30 DQiro You Go- -, · 1:80 Pro_ fe.9Dil ·Fath,r , pJo Dalt!on Runyon Theatre 10 ~t~, lllfow "M.aJI .Itom-'"... .,. '~ "' as.'' ~" . . I • ~ ...- 1;': ' , • · Pay_,_ io ·be Mar~ ItI elr 4: 41'.. 1-,o.wtttr low . milt............ lvtr Ulht 1952 _POH11AC AKRON, 0. UP-Fuvorite Doug Ford, n&Wiy-crowned- PGA champion, led a toua:h cOompetitlve field today Into the second round of ihe $1~,000 Rubber City Open tournament whieb featured under .PAr toll In Thursduy's initial wltli ·the Carra• 1953 CHEVROLET . ' 2 . . . il...k : Ill. . . fll\loh ' l.tra·cl..,._ ,.. -~ and Mra. Joe 11<>•. ·~. stilool , Maot· 2:311': NBC 1954 Ohltaro Bearo have louocl a ""'Y roREMAN • AIIIIO'l'T 'I, V. Iii !o lle,al the e-..Ive heat lhl.o VICI All ltrobo a;c.~ bJ 1CJ> J\Urener. pert Teohnlolo'u: y .!lei!Dllill3 Ieday, th< Beari Jllddl~ ..,... will liold early mornlnl 6 ,30 a. IJI. wOI'liout. ol tbr ...hotttw dur• tlon, 1 • IIT.'I. '!Nu ' I'1231 Legal Notices QUD./I'S. c...taet :tr~d• ~U;her, 1 1U Ebenezer St., PomeNy. ...:d of 'l'luuW IDd tipeetol NotiCea IJ.. .t!iVeD11 prUlttiU ,II. ~ !ar classu~e'-1 nne., VDtW.IilllU ,pu,!Hls.bed at .1. w.u.t per W()tll. ' NEW fERGuSON . Aulo, Life, Fire. Office Phone . 98. 6-10-tl -(2 1') • Vanadium CorJ)Ol:atiOB 91 apend ll)pr~xlrnatel~Y $100,000 to America and Pb!(tlp SvOCn J'Oll· j rf'autrfat:e mfll'e Uwm ball of IN: era wiD taJ\1h Sunda~ m.orniae twc-&.nd..o::n-t-hraH nLile track on at (he pbmuhiJl Couotry' 01 ... "'ld\:h th< -mile Memorial In • ten' m.aa I'd' 1M.td1. The nay rae.e Is· h'e·ld an&lllltv. match wilt lei I'D~.. •W>)' i\ 9 :00 --- • a.m. with JDCIWJ.dual JUJ~tehe.a. wn lost a mateb to the ChesterThree poi.ntJ 'Will t,c ,tWarded. on biN Country Club team, ud matdb pl.,- oul)o. Sporn ha.s P:,1ayed rnatdlea 1D. Earlier in tbe eeasoa Vant<di· their LntR pl'lnt qatem. Per ... . ... • • • ~ · llotor. fli!O . H. C. 1'HI1lKING OF buyin& insuriJlcef Guannteed sav1.D.a:1 up to 80~ . I .....-.1. oDo Ia....._ lllialiawa <IW'Io bilo.- j PNf1, New Haven, Phone 22V, D. EDWARDS, Pilooe 36-X. 086, . •. 7-26-&tp Home 484. 1·11-lf 1 - " ' ... '"' lhree- ~ - .. �• ' •• .., ........ . n·.. ...., .u. "'""""' 11r w .. . . ... JOiol.lobecl tllo ..... - c9) For &.;e v.u.wum Ani1 Sporn- ,. ~ auu~p.r,CI ,,•• ow.t.y ·-UP-Tbt ~ To Play Golf M1teh dllll~lloo Motor &peedwar will 120 Bl iii:ot''_u..,;.um~-INI:.:;m__bo_a_L-6 ____ H___ p _ -- · ~---'--'- - VliWbood Trailer, 2 rooms, good -;lltloa. ~- lllqulre Ray ~ ~· mODtb :tOr 2D eentl "" 'IIW4. Full .nle of ~ lUI' more M\1DIL COMPLETE Insurance ProtedJoa. Ufe, Auto, Fire, Polio. CaU Don Mills, Middlepor~ Ohio. Ideal for vteation, buntiq. 1~ eot>ta per word will be ~ed..foranv~~ if not. palO tar bt:toh UJe .l6tb ol Neb mouth IOUO<tiq insertion. lrron ill ABYerlialni-Sb.OUid be inuoedlll"''l'- l 'be llallJI l:telitll'~.t1 ..U DOl be reapoDJible n- (201 Business Service, Riebr<l, N..,.. llavoo, W. Va. o; tau one 30 gallorf eledrii! bot water benten. f.ulllO year warrant)'. Spe- MAX WARD Aa"ent For Farm BUj'elu IDsurllllce Companiea. cial price, only S89.95. Also oth· er.makes and models at bargain prieet. Vadillt Plumblag and Heating. Phone f6.-M, Pomeroy. 7-26-tf .. jDt:W"AC'L ·lll- 7·2D<-6tll ) ::~. racl Br:ce e~a~i:.n 7~27~: Regj.Jtered. Phone 77•M. Mrs. ' (..'IUlrged Atil teCClYt:U. oy m..u or . Carl Qualls, 1781 Ch.ester Rr, tett!pbooc CaJ."ud aneu· 1 7·28 3ti: Garden Club Hears '''tm """' G--'E.-:-R~r-' · ---,----- I 1 Cuttmg · 'rlg<rotor, In good ""~<ll- F ower \ 1 1 ~Jot1ces. h?n. Call 60154-Y. H. ll. srown, 7 - -- - - - - - M':ldi•plort. ·28-6tp Talk On Wednesday EIAIIIY CHiiOKIS i-or saf.le. White Baned R.<lclu, New Mrs. Hinm Fi.s'her u.<;isted by H'ampslr.ne 'Rie~s. White Leg- N.n. Christy B'eer en-tertained horns, u batch-ed. White Le:g- the Wilc!.w(}od a·rG<Ien ChiD, Wed· tlOOed. 7~15 -30tc. boro rPult.e1,J an.d CucltN!IJ.. ·nuday e\'('·ning at her 'home, M';ANS O::CCK .SAI{.ES. 219 Miln~r.wille. Thlrd A'Ve.; CaolhpoHJ. Phco·c "Hr,w 10 Cu.t and W•hen to cut l'N3. _ 7-ZS...l•bp Flower;; for Arrangeme.nts" was .J1EAICIHES, genui!JlJe t·ree nrpr..tl!Sd t·hoe tt'pic ~;1 1 the program preLOCAL UNION 651 beat 'Y£1Ti.dies tfor r..Mmi'JIIg, ut- .!fnted trr Mrs. Homer Holter. PHONE 105, POMEROl in•g , •Meez:rtg; bring Cmtahner.s Fkwer arrangement.!! for th.c 'JOT'l'LED UAS--mt'.alJatiUll Uld pluose. Ret.sooabloe prl.ees . 8. : Melgs Ccunty fair •were &;,o tervu:'-. :;ec ua !..tr pncea. RU1 F. Prilr.iJlller Ot·J::·arrd, Lo-o:~t.ed di.scv.,sed and plans made fDr a..ANV hu.i.UIIJ'~Uh.b. •": JW~ on CJNo Route 76 .bchween 114· c!OO merrdler.s· to enter some Arthur an.d Lo-gan tn·ear M·oomt arr.angements. Mr.s. Lawrenc ~ 11-.:fU·U. •PJ.eii'Sant. 7-2&0lp Rcae Wl!IS awarde.d the prize in a -.,......, ccntc&t cc.nductcd by Mrs. HolJOE PITIRS DE LANM. FlOiO'D ffii!JEZERS ter. favunte aandwicb. Air Roeb, condL· Carpenters Available I KING OF SWAP Will ta)f;e your ear, truclc, or furni- S&\SoNAL SALE-16 Cu, Fl. ' During the blll!liness session in .Cheat, $299.00, U Cu. Ft. Up. rlgbt, $3119.00, :14 cu. Jlt. Up- charge olf' Mrs. Fred Nease, prea- ture as ~art of your down pay. ment ~n new 19Gii Pontiac and rle>ht, $491l.OO Melat Oliver ldfnt, election cf officers ~as Streamline Trallen. 1 &: 2 beds ~:.~.t,, P:bon·e 86-J. 7~18-SI)f~ heLd wltth Mrs. Edilton' UoUw. romps, all sl!es. RAVENSWOOD o~~electEd as pre.s.lde.nt; Mrs. VcrMOBILE HOME SALES v, Mile VSED FURNITVRE 8ARGA1NS. n·on Nt!IUie, Vi'Ce president; 'Mts. S. of Ravenswood on Rt. 2. Open Und R'-frlgeratot, $49 up, vaelhle, se"Cretary; and Mra. 10 AM to 8 PM daily, Incl. Suo· cum Cleaner $9.98; BAKER I Norrnan 1Fisher, treaaurer.. days. 7-2&-atc li'Urulture • .Pbon111 837,.J, MlcJ.· Mra. John Scott, .Mrs. Lawrenee dl.ftport. 15--10-U and ·Mrs. Joe Thoren, Judges for the even,ing aw~trded a A real BARGAIN. :i.IIG2 hou1e ar ribbon. ror tlower tralll'tf', 28 foot, conditioned like arra.ngments. new. Only $149~. RAVENS. A sa-lad eour.se wu served by WOOD MOBILE HOME SALES; WANTED 'tO BtN -Lop: Oall:, the hostess~ to Mrs. Amanda Rt. 2, ¥• Mile S. of RavenfJWoodi Poplar, Bauwood, PJne, Walnut Mrs. Oharles Bier, Mrs . OPEN DAILY, Incl. ~unday, ~0 Abo Oat, Poplar, Bus,-oocl Ev·ero•ll ·Damewood, Mrs. ,Paul lumber, pun or dtJ• ....,., s-4, Mrs-. Norman Fistlcr, 18 · H, 8-4. Delivered our Grueser, ,Mra. Den.ver ::--- - =:-:::--:-:Toppero PlalDa, Ohio, Jlrd. 1~<>I~"· Mrs . .Edlso~ Holllnn, Mrs. Com;>lete WHEEL ALIGNIIENT Caali oa: deUfeey. Write or call Horiter Holter, balancinl and brake aeniee. Ul for pattleUllrL The Ohio Mrs. Milton Houdasbellt, Mrs. Haekettl' Safety Service, W. VaUer MfJ. Corp. Pbone Cool· Mra,t David Nease, Mra. Fred Main St., Pomet07 1 Ohio. ville lHO. 2-2--tf Ihle, Mrs. Sta-nl·ey J·ones, Phone 267. D-0-U • ~ Nease, .Mrs. U. S.. Neue, Mrs . Lawrence Roae, Mrs. Harry Roush ,181 I II I Wanted To Buv Bl Auto Services Au.to Sole$ 'o ~ ~;~m~~t~E~~~·~ Mrs. Jobn Scott. .. ,.{ ' 1, wttb 195t FOII'll 1\ Ton Plck1111,1>111lJl Sl., MiddleCab, Heayy Duty OVerload Pboae 8363·M. JPrlogs. Good Concllllo~. Ad•m• Grocery, Pomeroy, Obto, Rt. 1. Phone 229. t 7·ZD-8te 3 or 6 room AP1\.RTMENT, Over atoro. UnfW'niabed, ·Phone 6049-Y. 7-27-lllc 1953 CIHIEMIOLET Deluxe 4 door. $1,29~. Blaellnat'•• Pomo roy, ·orue. 7·2S.8tc S room otrailer for rant. Full)' -equh~ped. See S. R. Hendrix. 19M PON'nAC 2 door Se~an, Syl'acuse, Ohio. 7-27-3tp $l,MS. Blaettn·ar'a, Pom·ero;v, Ohio. 7-29-&tc 2 five room moderft APART. MENTB, wllll 'lauodry and rarlha: B'UlOK Super VO 4 door Se· age. Phooa 310-ll A. N. BeDiol. 6-27-tl dan, fhm. Blaettn·ar'•• Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-2Mtc I 18 t ·Employment 19&1 PAOCARD liard Top Coupe $8915. Blaettnoar'J, Pomeroy, Houaework or baby llttlnc wantOhio. 728-0lc rd. Phone sP-311778, Jbaon, W. Vo. · 7-27-llte i~~~~~~~~~~C~o;"P;•::·i (201 Business Services 1954 CJDM\OLET ton 2 tp. axle, $1 • . nar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. IIPTIG T.t.IIKI Vault", WeJia •nd Claterna Cleaned. Inlllallatlon of hnkl and 191 For Sole !liter lied a, Sewer llnee .opened. MliJer SaoltatJoa Senlce, Gli)'lo 291'7, Route I, Busineaa Bulldlq-2 Apartme~t• 7·16 2!tc with % new bath¥ up&t.alra, 1 lar1e room down ltaJn. AU QUICK SEIIVJCJ: oo new plumbing. Phone 907-X. p..JrlnJ br ractorr --- DIA>k Harrll. T-ti-81p .SIDE~DELIYERY RAKE F\eal Estote 1 will not be refQ)onsible lor billa t e.d th b b lllonde Coc~er Spaniel PUPPIES, . WAFFLE SHOP in Middleport. Steaks, C.hops, Shrimp, or your Coolylllo, watebmlter. COLLINI LERB, Pomtrut. · ~horen. TrOe "sideward" raking action With the uniqUe FerJuaoD lix-bar offset :reel mov•hay 50~centlell,tiHanealrom ....th lo -,riridlow. ~-moomtod . , . po- tob4 d!;ven • ; . FiDaor TiPCo"*">'ltd.~lowiD~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ -~· WEST SHADE . BY MRS. RUSSiLL P41NT.II ' Mr. and -Mrs. Dana Turner Jr. and family called on Mr. and Mrs . Will Heilman Fridar cvenlna:. Mr. and Mn. Gerald Violet of Tuppers Plainfl, Mrs. Marearet Heaton of Flodda and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd $pence of Pomeroy called on Mrs. Jeqnie Roush SUnday afternoon. Mrs. JaCk Ritchey and son Eugene of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Well and daughter called c.n Mrs. Mary BatleY Sundal' dter~ noon. Receut callers at the WUJ Hellman home were Marvin Steele, Dana 'Jj'urner Jr., BilUe HeUman and Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. Miss .MadaUne -Hysell, Mra. Harry Brown and .spns and Vll'lil Roush called at the Painter home Mr. l§ll: ~ ··l,ej>jlrd t.a~~ 'l~y l-anham ol West and lom~j: ljlei!t lhe weekend J:lnla is vl1ritiit.r: , at :t.b~ Lehn rd ~ with rela:tl'Ye8 Weat ViJogtniL Lanham home a few d!il''· • ' • < , • . -f.' "" . ' • lol.r, ud lolro. Jamea Smith slBter, Mrs. Mrs. Will J(eHm·an ulJed at. J. L. Wickhiitit home · 'i'uesd~y. lpeD~. I C!OU• Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Browp. of Columbus spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr,. and Mrs. J. L, Wiekh;tni. -Mrs. ..Tennie Rousb reiurned home Sudday aftel!- a week's vlt~ wi:th Mra. Floyd Spence and llr«. Denzil GOe.r:Iein of Pomeroy. J:OO l,)uier< J:ac) 2:00 • ' D.oug Ford Leads Rubber City Open ( 1445 •• u.. ' r '1 ' . I Rile, Coronet .~ ~r; L..olly ·~wnod •ncl•(u•f •• t,l"-ift ., can ~, 194S .FORD ). .. ~ ' ..-r, 39"~ij. ·.-..·:· ' 1947 PLYMOUTH · DODGE ··~ 21. -5' ft!ll'tSSI!J.oA Ind. UIP-'11be I MACIIIN!:II N.,. And 'Oud · All modolo repolrtd by •;..alatd axperta, Written· IU•natet 01 ' all repllra aad !piCblae, 01• eept lllo Neaobll il(d llaa. home d\mor~at,r•.tloa ud -rrea allocluunt laltruo!>Ooi. I'Ntt · ltomt t1timitt1 011 reP•In.· J'or 10Hr, dt,e1d1bJe, hoaett COOd · huJI, Pboio oonlce aod aot.J. ' I!U!'ON'B 14A\JII1Nt •oz Pomeror, ·oblo. ·~· 145. _,,•. ' ·s •. '· " ' IJ!n. ·~. S.. ' -'~INT ''LII"' Cioultll, 1114 a-oJ Real "Estate Brok•r ..:~~·=0 lftWTIIJIAL l 'liJ:AW 01-jiO VALLEY """'" ,1.Jl:JNK - CO:-- .. M·EN '' ' WANTED I 4 ~r. Sodan 111111·• • o¥tr t11ht .,...,., oniy i!IIIIIRAIICJI AOINCY WESUY · .. . U47·HASH ;: , ,. '.OW iRoN - Mft.t.Lt lth. '\ ..95 ,,. I, ' ' ~'' ,9H~~OLJ 1 ,.• ~ ' •"~ ·:- ........ SO!Ion.: .Lii;llt blut Club coupe. onlt .. lOPNI£Y DOWNING ~ t -948 • . ( 4 dr. Sod••· Sp.;.l~f'iiiuxo• . ', lltck flnloh. , ll.t.IS IIAT HIAT 1~48 4 clr. ' hdln lltclc finish. rltecllo.end He.ter. Geocfctlr" lxtrl clNn for ·' l.t.TiiJtfl.r,y : 495 • Conw•. Owol tep, l!a!tlo ...,, . . Caravfan -· ·a99 · 1949 St.UD , HMior. . ""--·~!lnls Show goocl tll'lt, Radle anclhelfer. 969 The Kiamesha Lakli, N. Y., pro, U!ed a "hot'' putter to card a six under par 66 to lead the pack, •but he bad atiU competition from 19 other aolfera in the field of 150. Por4'a lead was on stroke over aix second place flnishera and two atrokea over aeven oUu~ra who carded 68'1 'in the first 1tl hole•. For.d went the front nine with a four under par 32 b7 ea1Uris the No. ~ hole with a 1\l).foot putt a~d blrdlea on Nos. 6 and 7. He kept hla ''hot" putter In operation aa:•tn on the , back nine to come through with • -two under par 84 to la1ure him the lead. ·.r I 1952"DODGE a chfllft~ln nl~-,:!l.lit Jiiuo round. {I ' 1295 :tlnlltlt, f'tcfh, h..t.r. lxtra woad ..,... ' . ' .,, ' !:• ·). ' •• ·~·- ·~. ,:165~·'' 1946'FGRD Club eou01 lllclr flnloh. PrieM for quick tile, .' -- 145· .10::10 $4lo .0.. J ,O:Gq · 'W!Dky Dink and You 10:~ Cijltaln Midnight 1\:00 <~ !J'Op 0 12•00 I Y"A '~\ Ra · &AIDe nger ' 12:!10 Uh~le 1ohlfny coo~. 12jM Gime ot ibe ll'eet I~ . .&dle ~ Stundera .. 4:00 Bl~ Pieture' , 4:30 Made in 'U ·s. ;., · · .S:OO FUtpre AeP.rt ' : D:Sf! S~l'<f~y ' j'lews I!Peelal. 8:43, ~· .• .~t., . ...... l~,-n.o.~1er1 0:00 D!s~eylailii . ' . "\: T:oo An!ortca·~: <rreilelt llaftdl S:OO Hefb Shrlbe1 '" 8:30 DQiro You Go- -, · 1:80 Pro_ fe.9Dil ·Fath,r , pJo Dalt!on Runyon Theatre 10 ~t~, lllfow "M.aJI .Itom-'"... .,. '~ "' as.'' ~" . . I • ~ ...- 1;': ' , • · Pay_,_ io ·be Mar~ ItI elr 4: 41'.. 1-,o.wtttr low . milt............ lvtr Ulht 1952 _POH11AC AKRON, 0. UP-Fuvorite Doug Ford, n&Wiy-crowned- PGA champion, led a toua:h cOompetitlve field today Into the second round of ihe $1~,000 Rubber City Open tournament whieb featured under .PAr toll In Thursduy's initial wltli ·the Carra• 1953 CHEVROLET . ' 2 . . . il...k : Ill. . . fll\loh ' l.tra·cl..,._ ,.. -~ and Mra. Joe 11<>•. ·~. stilool , Maot· 2:311': NBC 1954 Ohltaro Bearo have louocl a ""'Y roREMAN • AIIIIO'l'T 'I, V. Iii !o lle,al the e-..Ive heat lhl.o VICI All ltrobo a;c.~ bJ 1CJ> J\Urener. pert Teohnlolo'u: y .!lei!Dllill3 Ieday, th< Beari Jllddl~ ..,... will liold early mornlnl 6 ,30 a. IJI. wOI'liout. ol tbr ...hotttw dur• tlon, 1 • IIT.'I. '!Nu ' I'1231 Legal Notices QUD./I'S. c...taet :tr~d• ~U;her, 1 1U Ebenezer St., PomeNy. ...:d of 'l'luuW IDd tipeetol NotiCea IJ.. .t!iVeD11 prUlttiU ,II. ~ !ar classu~e'-1 nne., VDtW.IilllU ,pu,!Hls.bed at .1. w.u.t per W()tll. ' NEW fERGuSON . Aulo, Life, Fire. Office Phone . 98. 6-10-tl -(2 1') • Vanadium CorJ)Ol:atiOB 91 apend ll)pr~xlrnatel~Y $100,000 to America and Pb!(tlp SvOCn J'Oll· j rf'autrfat:e mfll'e Uwm ball of IN: era wiD taJ\1h Sunda~ m.orniae twc-&.nd..o::n-t-hraH nLile track on at (he pbmuhiJl Couotry' 01 ... "'ld\:h th< -mile Memorial In • ten' m.aa I'd' 1M.td1. The nay rae.e Is· h'e·ld an&lllltv. match wilt lei I'D~.. •W>)' i\ 9 :00 --- • a.m. with JDCIWJ.dual JUJ~tehe.a. wn lost a mateb to the ChesterThree poi.ntJ 'Will t,c ,tWarded. on biN Country Club team, ud matdb pl.,- oul)o. Sporn ha.s P:,1ayed rnatdlea 1D. Earlier in tbe eeasoa Vant<di· their LntR pl'lnt qatem. Per ... . ... • • • ~ · llotor. fli!O . H. C. 1'HI1lKING OF buyin& insuriJlcef Guannteed sav1.D.a:1 up to 80~ . I .....-.1. oDo Ia....._ lllialiawa <IW'Io bilo.- j PNf1, New Haven, Phone 22V, D. EDWARDS, Pilooe 36-X. 086, . •. 7-26-&tp Home 484. 1·11-lf 1 - " ' ... '"' lhree- ~ - .. �' • • . 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