https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/67c95fd01c4b87ab95e5c2ed4c494dce.pdf c6b8a6167f6c4fe3a0f33e65ff5c3cb8 PDF Text Text of relatl • ol ardner. 1,695. Sp k $79 .. . . . . .. .. .. 0 • • •• • • ... • • • .oo �llicha !.ezi T I es. tine ... . oa Av ., N IN. Y. Subs p • s • D ily entme iddle ort • b ttoned t up t e· t P.M. as order so had 'I o der of th I tlon,of e Ohio. Robert N. Ctar hairm Al Gloeck er, let . • Sl McGu 'n Reun· H ld On Sund. 'At Gall' Edna Je M e Me fff•. in, By B order of the of Ele ions, c Metg.~ Count , Oblo bert Cl k, Chairm Albert Gl k r le N . �llicha !.ezi T I es. tine ... . oa Av ., N IN. Y. Subs p • s • D ily entme iddle ort • b ttoned t up t e· t P.M. as order so had 'I o der of th I tlon,of e Ohio. Robert N. Ctar hairm Al Gloeck er, let . • Sl McGu 'n Reun· H ld On Sund. 'At Gall' Edna Je M e Me fff•. in, By B order of the of Ele ions, c Metg.~ Count , Oblo bert Cl k, Chairm Albert Gl k r le N . �•1n an ses ' -AuSPicious··sENboi=ii ..· Foi · ~• ' .,; t-.~. to give .Bob Buhl all the mar&in Among tlte tandldates who will he needed for his 13th report for iootball at Welt Vir· the year. Buhl limlted glDla University to severi hits in equalling when tbe 1~ highest vietory total since atrt atJ, entered the majors in 1M3. WI)' fi fto. en Gomez was the loser. Cbaneey, a Hershell Freeman took over 1for~"! lollddlefor winning pltcher Don Gross · hilh&ehool the seventh R.gainst the · who now and allowed only one in Pomathe rest of tbe way. Ro,:er Is broke a 2-all tie and ql 11 end5 out carl Erskine in the who will report when Roy McMillan singled to head eoach Johnny Temple doubled for one nm, and Smokey Burge&& singled Art Lewis, wbo is also a former Middleport great. home another run. Tbe IVSG West Virginia bro.. chure rates 1Cbancey is a VM'f prospecU"e ei~J~.dic:t.te, and f~· ures that he thould see tonalderable serviee 'this teaaon. He iJ onl)' a SopbPD1oro, weiahs 225 pounds and is 1'2" tall. He. Ls _also the youogclt ·candidate on thl! squad as be Is oDlJ 18 years old. • ' .\ I I ~iv ·~<~~~DAY Wertz Confident ' Of His folllolli:if!~~~~~~~·~· ~ ~~ · ~; ~~·~-.:' ~':.. :-;rt~~~;: :::~~,~~~-'=-~~ Over Dread new tltl st. Qllon scored a unaQimous de· ~iaion over Giambra Friday night In a nationally televlled bout at the Cow Palace, but tbe verdiet was loudly .booed and King Bobo mUJt have fe1t like a stranger in the town whlch used to Idolize blm. New York The 1ate was announced at 7000 Cleveland with I JfOII of ~,000. Chicago Rllht dtcr the fi1M the IBC Boston announced that Olaon and Giambra will meet for the title In JanCliy uary or February, provldlriJ Bobo beats Sugar Ray Roblnaon in a fight tcheduled for November. Frld•r'• R•aulh U took all the savvY which OJ. Detroit 5 Boston f son baa stored up im his 10 years Kan. City 3 Ba,ltimore . . :·:-· 1 of fighting to outpoint the artls· Uc Giambra, who jarred tbe Cleveland 5 New York 2 w • • J 1~~:~=~~~,1~~:~~~~ I Washinwton S1turday'1 New York at sen 6-1 va Score Boston p~ti01:1-B"'manol 1-1 va l.ar, Washlna:ton at 2-ll vs Harshmen 1-7. Only games •.c bedulod. E D head and body . But the private (rom Fort Hood To:., began to tire in the fourth round and easily was shoved against the ropea by an angry 01· son who would pound hls m_id-aec· tion with his reared body blows. Referee Jack Downey voted the light .to OiBon, 58-52 while Judge Vern Bybee had it 561,1;-63~ and Judge Ray Flores saw it 511h · ~~"-:! . The United Preas had it Olson 56-M. Olson weighed 168, Giatnbra 161. champ solid right to and the head Inwith the aaeeond round ehook him up badly. At first, the raobldly pro.<Jiombra crowd tboua:ht an upset was In the makini 11 Joe; made Olson look bad missing, then laced him with hard rlgbt uppercuh to the "YOUR I SUNRISE TO SUNSET STATION" I kuow .t. Mve pollo aad I al•o k.Dow I'm tolDi to lic:t it. Tbe)l' tell me this thinl may end m,baseball career but tbey'Jl aever make me believe it. Maybe It aounda daffy, but ~ still hope to pl~y for the lndlanJ before thia aeason Ia over. Thliakina: of baaeball riaht now ls a litUe ,roUgh, though, because of the pain in my baek and ln my leg!!. But that'll gri way In time. A little of the pala. even seemed to g() away lalt night. ~aybe: that wu becar.aae I was llateolog to tbe Indiana 'beat the Y ankeea on ·the radio my wite, Lu, brought to the h'ospital ror me. t That's another reason I'M aure I'll be ok17, Aa toni- aa DlJ Wife Js at my side-lite abe · has been they from the first minute brought me In here yeaterday-1 know 1 can battle my way out of the wor11t II:Jnd of slump. I've done it before on the ball field so why can't I do It again bere? 'f.he on& thlna: I want to do most ls thank all the peoole who have sent me tbelr aood wbhea, They aay you ean reaUy tell how many friends you have wben you wiDd up in the hospital. That makes me a real lut'ky guy. Look at that pile of lettert al'ld wlrea atacked on that chair. lt'a mlj:hty nice ot an thoat people to be concerned over a lug like me. J wish I eould thank them all peiunally. But I. ean't right now. l'U try when I'm okay. It won't take lonJ. Only until l find out how the,. plteb leftbandera In this league. McElhinny Ruled Sunday Browns49er Tilt ··~:·cp,..._,iscAit~:~iY~POJF~!!.~~~. U~ · ~perh Writer that the · U;pset matl Jrom.. Iowa UPwill make a tour or Hawau, the Feafleli ·FtaJey's racts and figur- PhHippines and Japan in Novemes: . . . ' ber. Fleck will play about 24 ex~ -top ranking amateur tennis hibltiona and · compete 'in the play41r n.n "~asUy" make $12,000 Hawaiian and Phllilppine opens. a r~. Veteran tennis eoach -MerKnm.r Still Top~ cet he1$ley asserted today, and Jack Kramer~ still top man if you :Wonder why there are sa more loot of the Cup many eoaslder: tbe among the out tennis prosDavis is taking (lJli'Q(!~al Cigurea or tbe current than any o' the competing amaDayis Cup pJay. ' ~ The .tbree-day racquet festival teurs. He is writing Cor a New York newspaper and an Austrawhich. end• · Sunday wu a corn- Han syndicate, working the TV plet:e sellout wlth a tross of $lS5,- sbl)w, and ls a paid coach for tbe 00(); 'Ita Australia where. tennis is akln-to our World Series, it gross- U. S. ·team · · ; so the man • who admits he. was a .."pa,id amateur" l!d--,80Q .last year. ADd the 10. still husn't lost.·~the.&"olden touch. day _'national championships at The United State team trained Foreat · HiiJs average ~ grosa of hard for the Davis Cup. Dolly $toq:OOQ.. Selxas and Shauma Trabert com. · . t4tc• Work, Too plained Friday when the matches Ualiali Davis Coppers disclosed started that "it was the first time ree,"tly that tbey average $600 they had seen the1r husbands, Vic a tou,rnament per man and they and Tony, in a week. The boys passed up the ·national!: bec•Lise were )le1d incommunicado at theW demand ror $1 000 each Capt aiD. Bill Tillbert's apartment waiu1't ' met. Our boya' .and girls whl1e prepping for the event. -f!broad are aaid to be paid orr Win or lose, Lew Hoad, the 2Q.. tinder the table at an aver~tge or year-ol_d ace of 4Je Auasie team, with some aeUillg as high as is anx1ous to get home. He- has .. . at home, too. received· word that his bride, Happy Blrtbday: Today, Frank whom he ~arried at Wimbledon Leahy, 4'7, ltl))' Maek 87 and Pea- l~ J~~.e, w1!~ pr~nt 1 hlm . with a nuts Lowrey 37; Sunday, Charlie httle bawJ boy shor;ly alter his f"'RJ.ST·HILl,B, N. Y. !1ama~' Qr:imm Monday,27 BU)y Mtdc:ey 08; MeDermott and Cox Clyde Smackover: Seott 32; Tuesdly, Vie Seixas 32, Billy Johnson 37 and Johnny LlndeU 3t; Wednes- At or AWfll doy, Dooay· !Jtwl!ller, 39, Vjnnle Richards, the former Davis Cupper who Is han11Hng u . S. Open Golf champia:n Jack Pillll... - ,. ...... ' Intire Houultilll - 8i1Jf••' ,, ,JH J,..,.,,N ~~. .... _ Mel a IICl'ttra PrGvl~ te.t. Beverly, :10, Ia from deace, R. 1., and 1a • eentor ta Brya.nt oollep, Bbe wu "Mia lurHII(I Gamel Looill ot llr&ltlyn Nd .Yorll: ot Pbilodel~bli · 16',1·23-83, B'inall wUl bl beld (l"t•,aUqwoiJ. INSURE TODAY! Ill ANT MUIII. DP THI ' • BARNE§,!T!,~tiiU.RY POll 425-X RODWEY p,OW.NU~G · IIIPOa'l' 6111!--M t' ROBERTS . u..-x 't . ~ . ·:~eli · : . . . ,N . . Su ' ' ' '" ~, . . ',' ~' '. ' : .Jl,,, ·, Know ?!•• l'll'ade ,. :Ill) ~ 1;1Ml ;.)1~ P"'i\n!tnt 4:30 NBC Captain tfollaot 5:00 NBC llieet tho Pre01 5:30 News I'!MIIre MS Alneo llhli~oito ' . L:,. ~ . I ' SATURDAY '· 10:00 Sign Oo , ' 10:00 Wlnky DlbJr amf'fou ' '~ til:l!O ~aptobj. Mldniaht ~ ,1,1:~0 Big Top •- · VltDr 1 "· · - . IJ,IIQ ·"""• Ji-g ifP,. ·Unele a,..., Jobii!IY Coo~, · ,,}~~ G'me oitl!.e Weet 11 ' S:GO ._ ·Ernie Saunders !~~. t:·oo 1 illt P1ciuie ~:31) Made hi U. s. A. > . •. · 6:30 W9fld _Chpmpi()_nShlp of. Go1! 7:00 'N}ic 8:00 ~'C ~g..e ' · ·ror Variety lfour· TeleV'Jsion PIQ: · ·' -- \VCHS-TV ~. -~ Ciiannet 8 · ' ' ! :30 At HorQe with the C"ain• 2>00 ' l'III'C · Tt~ Maek'• Matbiee· UO ·NBC It Pays To Be M.i.<c rle~ · · · · · ~:00 Way of the World 3; 15 Nllj: ·I'rnt Lovp 3:3Q f:OO f:SO NJI€, Howil,v " ,,,a Dtilleylllld . f:~ Anteriea'l Greatest" '-Banda 8:00 Herb·SIU;In<r 8:30 Down You Go . ,, 8:~ Pr<!jmlonil Father : )· 9:10 D1Unoa Ruaton Theatre ~. 10:00 Late Sbow "Man from Te~ .,!, as" Niit: ' llii. ·Sweea11 N!IC .PlAty Lot ·Sbow a:n ~·me· l!fi>o!ern .R~mmceo s:oo ,,. ,,oo I. 2$. Ages 31. Tramps 32. Putlnto drcuJatJon 33. Enemy 1cout 34 . Jow ~· M. Asalatant 38. Fuas 40. Close to - ··ct!Oildar l2:Ui Ding Dq,ng Sc:hool 12:4S NBC Parents Time lfOO bamera Goes to School " • o!OO, f.!ojtlire Report .. • 5:30 Saturday News· Special S<JG Alnetdlrotben ~ra. Bill Davis, Paul Jacob,, movlnB: to t·be Tom Pjrker pl&ee . Mr. ·and Mrs. ·Percy Peoples and Mr DsaiJy Thomas were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Diel\1 Thuriday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradshaw of Columbus and Miss Stella Ebers bach were calling on Mr. Bradshaw's unelea John and Lou . Diehl and families .and aunt, Mrs. George Ren1haw and husband. Mrs. Daisy Thomas were gveats of umbus, &peat the weeke-nd with his l>arents, Mr. anti P..tts. Clifford Jacobs and .son, Jack. 8:00 NBC J;'.~ople afe J'Unny1 9:do Cameo Theatre 9:30 NBC Bob CummlnJa ShOW Ja:UO 'NI!C Rflila'eit l'ltform . a.n ee . 10:'SO m!C Hollywood B'aekstage II:SO NBC Your Playtime J 1~00 'l"''easure Theatre u•erace 12:00 Con.u~er~l~l Filtn Nile Midwestern Hayride 12:1,AM Sltn 011 News and Sportt MC!HIIn f t·•l'l11i1 -·.owl T~eatre •· B:M Silb1oa -. .. ·:"'"'l':OU-:lllllP"' '''-· • ' ' .~ J""".... ?~~ •. 7:d0 ' • 1NB~ u l '1'oda~ .. , • . 9:00 Gortee 'hrn-e IO:oo llillc' Honie • 11:00 NBC Ernie Ford ' 11:30 NBC F,ather Your Nett ·12:00 Today's News and Social \f)"" • ,1. ' Attendance at Sunday School Aq. 21 waa .fi2, collection ·$10.it: ~· ,Htrcy Bites and family -tr'! -_iipending · Ihe week in Mus-field. , Mr. and Mn. -Jerry Pullins Wen! weekend ·gUeits .of Mr. and Mra P~i'tl tlacbbs. · · Gtlle Alkir.e and family visited With 'Mr parents. Mr. ind Mrs. Pearl Par~er. . , _Mr. and Mrs: Orville Allen arc ' 2:00 ~· Clllooije Hoiir <21110 Mib . - . . . 'F4hm 3:00 NBC To lle Alld'ouneo4 - M·IDGET C.lua... II, oUo -R. G. WE8STER · Eul Court 8\reet, PomOI'OJ' . Olflce Roars: 9 to 12, 2 1o 5. !Close 11 Nooa oa IODat ..... P II, I""HIEIG8 C()UNTY INSURANCE AGENTS A8SOCIA'l'ION ball I Rhod• laland" In tba "'Mlu VnJ· '•era•" cont.e•t. and tneaiUrll ~New York. !ll~es~tekd~ln~·~~~~i~~~; ' N. W. COM~TON, ·0. D. contut. runnln& Aur. a.u tor eUnl coatraot ·P resldilht Renzo Menchlni. hq called · a m:eeflnJ o.f: the Pon,tei'OJ Boosters ror this coming MOndQ' night at 1:30 P. M.· at the bmeroy Senior High Sthool auditorJum. · Plans for the coming yev will b.e made at 1bis time, and all · Pomeroy Alumni, who are . OPTOMIITR 111'1' ' JANIIN •hoWl bow abe IIVDLY became one ot 18 lln&Uillln the 11 Mtn llxqUlllte trorrn" beauQ' flO,OOO ln priiM!I, a ,11),000 mod• 10;00 . ~ Qoi)lmedo c~ 10:3, , NBC lolr. Wizard 11:00 c~oOii CArlllval ' 12:00 PM Copialn Z·Ro •' ·12:00 ABC Super ·.Circus ~. 1:00 Down on the Farm ,.; , 1:30 Satur~ay Matinee . ..~ : ' :30 Buffalo Bill Jr. '· ~ 1:00 Top 'T~n ·Dante :Party ·• ·. &:3b mic RoJ ·no'1en ""I' • 8:00 ~dler Parade · 6:30 N)ic ~how~ 'fqgon .:.< •! 7:00 Saturday 'Niaht Jimboree :~ ..7:30 Cavalcade of America ~~.·· ·:QO NBC M.uslca~ C-b-.irs ,i J:. 8:30 NBc 1 ezKo "tar "'tteatte •- '9:00-· ~1ld lfere•s tile Sbow Mo~~ :' t~~~~n~N~o~v~om~b~er~,~~~~6;:;:;:~~~5 SAN ,_... ···••tt Pr••· To Meet I ,OUt For 990 ' · t:mc land UP-l've got f;wo drllret on. me but I'm atUl 1 ton1 WI)' front being ou~. 12:18 ~'ell·l',onde , I~:SO TY c~ , •1:00 ·Willot on-·r..noa. c,n no. 1~ '!iBc 'Yclllth · Wont• to ' :.:_ Wsi.Z.TV SATURDAY 8:pa ·_Sip\ !11J e:oo )'inky Le<i s~w 8:80 l'!llc .~-~ a. IIUR17 the· tT. S. uul Auatralfa cot oft to an auaptetoas .utt bl l'ote.t draw-secretary ot 8tJ,te John J'oate.r holda up · IV U::is 1llf(J ·0.: . ll:SO Willi'• Your i'roubler ~~~ T].la' II the lJf~ .. ~-·· · .:a.annel -l BY VlC WilTZ SAN FRANCISCO UP--.A atar &Uttened over the rlghl world toda~ In thfl penon of Joey Giambra ·a bumble aoldter from Buffal~, N. Y., wh() earned· ·a shot at Bobo Olsqn'a mlddlewel1ht title altbouh he lost an unpopular 10 rouncf decllioD. to the balding I 0 Ooll!) 014 'hnier su:.e-n Spoiu 1!:7•. DoodJ · '8:0o New• Ptcfllra 6:25 Woolllerelll 8!110 NBC !d•tt 'llennla Show ·us Nllb ·11.,.. t:.uwoa 7:00· NBC . c•e ·. l>r~dueoto . Sbolr- 8;30 !1JIC . Ro~ MOD!fOmerJ 1:110 loU! star Tbeall'e !0;00 ii~~~..... ~ 10:10 -Miws Headline• Ip>fil wO.thmlot ·111:411 N1ic ,, Tori]Cht . ·" f I I Fl �•1n an ses ' -AuSPicious··sENboi=ii ..· Foi · ~• ' .,; t-.~. to give .Bob Buhl all the mar&in Among tlte tandldates who will he needed for his 13th report for iootball at Welt Vir· the year. Buhl limlted glDla University to severi hits in equalling when tbe 1~ highest vietory total since atrt atJ, entered the majors in 1M3. WI)' fi fto. en Gomez was the loser. Cbaneey, a Hershell Freeman took over 1for~"! lollddlefor winning pltcher Don Gross · hilh&ehool the seventh R.gainst the · who now and allowed only one in Pomathe rest of tbe way. Ro,:er Is broke a 2-all tie and ql 11 end5 out carl Erskine in the who will report when Roy McMillan singled to head eoach Johnny Temple doubled for one nm, and Smokey Burge&& singled Art Lewis, wbo is also a former Middleport great. home another run. Tbe IVSG West Virginia bro.. chure rates 1Cbancey is a VM'f prospecU"e ei~J~.dic:t.te, and f~· ures that he thould see tonalderable serviee 'this teaaon. He iJ onl)' a SopbPD1oro, weiahs 225 pounds and is 1'2" tall. He. Ls _also the youogclt ·candidate on thl! squad as be Is oDlJ 18 years old. • ' .\ I I ~iv ·~<~~~DAY Wertz Confident ' Of His folllolli:if!~~~~~~~·~· ~ ~~ · ~; ~~·~-.:' ~':.. :-;rt~~~;: :::~~,~~~-'=-~~ Over Dread new tltl st. Qllon scored a unaQimous de· ~iaion over Giambra Friday night In a nationally televlled bout at the Cow Palace, but tbe verdiet was loudly .booed and King Bobo mUJt have fe1t like a stranger in the town whlch used to Idolize blm. New York The 1ate was announced at 7000 Cleveland with I JfOII of ~,000. Chicago Rllht dtcr the fi1M the IBC Boston announced that Olaon and Giambra will meet for the title In JanCliy uary or February, provldlriJ Bobo beats Sugar Ray Roblnaon in a fight tcheduled for November. Frld•r'• R•aulh U took all the savvY which OJ. Detroit 5 Boston f son baa stored up im his 10 years Kan. City 3 Ba,ltimore . . :·:-· 1 of fighting to outpoint the artls· Uc Giambra, who jarred tbe Cleveland 5 New York 2 w • • J 1~~:~=~~~,1~~:~~~~ I Washinwton S1turday'1 New York at sen 6-1 va Score Boston p~ti01:1-B"'manol 1-1 va l.ar, Washlna:ton at 2-ll vs Harshmen 1-7. Only games •.c bedulod. E D head and body . But the private (rom Fort Hood To:., began to tire in the fourth round and easily was shoved against the ropea by an angry 01· son who would pound hls m_id-aec· tion with his reared body blows. Referee Jack Downey voted the light .to OiBon, 58-52 while Judge Vern Bybee had it 561,1;-63~ and Judge Ray Flores saw it 511h · ~~"-:! . The United Preas had it Olson 56-M. Olson weighed 168, Giatnbra 161. champ solid right to and the head Inwith the aaeeond round ehook him up badly. At first, the raobldly pro.<Jiombra crowd tboua:ht an upset was In the makini 11 Joe; made Olson look bad missing, then laced him with hard rlgbt uppercuh to the "YOUR I SUNRISE TO SUNSET STATION" I kuow .t. Mve pollo aad I al•o k.Dow I'm tolDi to lic:t it. Tbe)l' tell me this thinl may end m,baseball career but tbey'Jl aever make me believe it. Maybe It aounda daffy, but ~ still hope to pl~y for the lndlanJ before thia aeason Ia over. Thliakina: of baaeball riaht now ls a litUe ,roUgh, though, because of the pain in my baek and ln my leg!!. But that'll gri way In time. A little of the pala. even seemed to g() away lalt night. ~aybe: that wu becar.aae I was llateolog to tbe Indiana 'beat the Y ankeea on ·the radio my wite, Lu, brought to the h'ospital ror me. t That's another reason I'M aure I'll be ok17, Aa toni- aa DlJ Wife Js at my side-lite abe · has been they from the first minute brought me In here yeaterday-1 know 1 can battle my way out of the wor11t II:Jnd of slump. I've done it before on the ball field so why can't I do It again bere? 'f.he on& thlna: I want to do most ls thank all the peoole who have sent me tbelr aood wbhea, They aay you ean reaUy tell how many friends you have wben you wiDd up in the hospital. That makes me a real lut'ky guy. Look at that pile of lettert al'ld wlrea atacked on that chair. lt'a mlj:hty nice ot an thoat people to be concerned over a lug like me. J wish I eould thank them all peiunally. But I. ean't right now. l'U try when I'm okay. It won't take lonJ. Only until l find out how the,. plteb leftbandera In this league. McElhinny Ruled Sunday Browns49er Tilt ··~:·cp,..._,iscAit~:~iY~POJF~!!.~~~. U~ · ~perh Writer that the · U;pset matl Jrom.. Iowa UPwill make a tour or Hawau, the Feafleli ·FtaJey's racts and figur- PhHippines and Japan in Novemes: . . . ' ber. Fleck will play about 24 ex~ -top ranking amateur tennis hibltiona and · compete 'in the play41r n.n "~asUy" make $12,000 Hawaiian and Phllilppine opens. a r~. Veteran tennis eoach -MerKnm.r Still Top~ cet he1$ley asserted today, and Jack Kramer~ still top man if you :Wonder why there are sa more loot of the Cup many eoaslder: tbe among the out tennis prosDavis is taking (lJli'Q(!~al Cigurea or tbe current than any o' the competing amaDayis Cup pJay. ' ~ The .tbree-day racquet festival teurs. He is writing Cor a New York newspaper and an Austrawhich. end• · Sunday wu a corn- Han syndicate, working the TV plet:e sellout wlth a tross of $lS5,- sbl)w, and ls a paid coach for tbe 00(); 'Ita Australia where. tennis is akln-to our World Series, it gross- U. S. ·team · · ; so the man • who admits he. was a .."pa,id amateur" l!d--,80Q .last year. ADd the 10. still husn't lost.·~the.&"olden touch. day _'national championships at The United State team trained Foreat · HiiJs average ~ grosa of hard for the Davis Cup. Dolly $toq:OOQ.. Selxas and Shauma Trabert com. · . t4tc• Work, Too plained Friday when the matches Ualiali Davis Coppers disclosed started that "it was the first time ree,"tly that tbey average $600 they had seen the1r husbands, Vic a tou,rnament per man and they and Tony, in a week. The boys passed up the ·national!: bec•Lise were )le1d incommunicado at theW demand ror $1 000 each Capt aiD. Bill Tillbert's apartment waiu1't ' met. Our boya' .and girls whl1e prepping for the event. -f!broad are aaid to be paid orr Win or lose, Lew Hoad, the 2Q.. tinder the table at an aver~tge or year-ol_d ace of 4Je Auasie team, with some aeUillg as high as is anx1ous to get home. He- has .. . at home, too. received· word that his bride, Happy Blrtbday: Today, Frank whom he ~arried at Wimbledon Leahy, 4'7, ltl))' Maek 87 and Pea- l~ J~~.e, w1!~ pr~nt 1 hlm . with a nuts Lowrey 37; Sunday, Charlie httle bawJ boy shor;ly alter his f"'RJ.ST·HILl,B, N. Y. !1ama~' Qr:imm Monday,27 BU)y Mtdc:ey 08; MeDermott and Cox Clyde Smackover: Seott 32; Tuesdly, Vie Seixas 32, Billy Johnson 37 and Johnny LlndeU 3t; Wednes- At or AWfll doy, Dooay· !Jtwl!ller, 39, Vjnnle Richards, the former Davis Cupper who Is han11Hng u . S. Open Golf champia:n Jack Pillll... - ,. ...... ' Intire Houultilll - 8i1Jf••' ,, ,JH J,..,.,,N ~~. .... _ Mel a IICl'ttra PrGvl~ te.t. Beverly, :10, Ia from deace, R. 1., and 1a • eentor ta Brya.nt oollep, Bbe wu "Mia lurHII(I Gamel Looill ot llr&ltlyn Nd .Yorll: ot Pbilodel~bli · 16',1·23-83, B'inall wUl bl beld (l"t•,aUqwoiJ. INSURE TODAY! Ill ANT MUIII. DP THI ' • BARNE§,!T!,~tiiU.RY POll 425-X RODWEY p,OW.NU~G · IIIPOa'l' 6111!--M t' ROBERTS . u..-x 't . ~ . ·:~eli · : . . . ,N . . Su ' ' ' '" ~, . . ',' ~' '. ' : .Jl,,, ·, Know ?!•• l'll'ade ,. :Ill) ~ 1;1Ml ;.)1~ P"'i\n!tnt 4:30 NBC Captain tfollaot 5:00 NBC llieet tho Pre01 5:30 News I'!MIIre MS Alneo llhli~oito ' . L:,. ~ . I ' SATURDAY '· 10:00 Sign Oo , ' 10:00 Wlnky DlbJr amf'fou ' '~ til:l!O ~aptobj. Mldniaht ~ ,1,1:~0 Big Top •- · VltDr 1 "· · - . IJ,IIQ ·"""• Ji-g ifP,. ·Unele a,..., Jobii!IY Coo~, · ,,}~~ G'me oitl!.e Weet 11 ' S:GO ._ ·Ernie Saunders !~~. t:·oo 1 illt P1ciuie ~:31) Made hi U. s. A. > . •. · 6:30 W9fld _Chpmpi()_nShlp of. Go1! 7:00 'N}ic 8:00 ~'C ~g..e ' · ·ror Variety lfour· TeleV'Jsion PIQ: · ·' -- \VCHS-TV ~. -~ Ciiannet 8 · ' ' ! :30 At HorQe with the C"ain• 2>00 ' l'III'C · Tt~ Maek'• Matbiee· UO ·NBC It Pays To Be M.i.<c rle~ · · · · · ~:00 Way of the World 3; 15 Nllj: ·I'rnt Lovp 3:3Q f:OO f:SO NJI€, Howil,v " ,,,a Dtilleylllld . f:~ Anteriea'l Greatest" '-Banda 8:00 Herb·SIU;In<r 8:30 Down You Go . ,, 8:~ Pr<!jmlonil Father : )· 9:10 D1Unoa Ruaton Theatre ~. 10:00 Late Sbow "Man from Te~ .,!, as" Niit: ' llii. ·Sweea11 N!IC .PlAty Lot ·Sbow a:n ~·me· l!fi>o!ern .R~mmceo s:oo ,,. ,,oo I. 2$. Ages 31. Tramps 32. Putlnto drcuJatJon 33. Enemy 1cout 34 . Jow ~· M. Asalatant 38. Fuas 40. Close to - ··ct!Oildar l2:Ui Ding Dq,ng Sc:hool 12:4S NBC Parents Time lfOO bamera Goes to School " • o!OO, f.!ojtlire Report .. • 5:30 Saturday News· Special S<JG Alnetdlrotben ~ra. Bill Davis, Paul Jacob,, movlnB: to t·be Tom Pjrker pl&ee . Mr. ·and Mrs. ·Percy Peoples and Mr DsaiJy Thomas were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Diel\1 Thuriday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradshaw of Columbus and Miss Stella Ebers bach were calling on Mr. Bradshaw's unelea John and Lou . Diehl and families .and aunt, Mrs. George Ren1haw and husband. Mrs. Daisy Thomas were gveats of umbus, &peat the weeke-nd with his l>arents, Mr. anti P..tts. Clifford Jacobs and .son, Jack. 8:00 NBC J;'.~ople afe J'Unny1 9:do Cameo Theatre 9:30 NBC Bob CummlnJa ShOW Ja:UO 'NI!C Rflila'eit l'ltform . a.n ee . 10:'SO m!C Hollywood B'aekstage II:SO NBC Your Playtime J 1~00 'l"''easure Theatre u•erace 12:00 Con.u~er~l~l Filtn Nile Midwestern Hayride 12:1,AM Sltn 011 News and Sportt MC!HIIn f t·•l'l11i1 -·.owl T~eatre •· B:M Silb1oa -. .. ·:"'"'l':OU-:lllllP"' '''-· • ' ' .~ J""".... ?~~ •. 7:d0 ' • 1NB~ u l '1'oda~ .. , • . 9:00 Gortee 'hrn-e IO:oo llillc' Honie • 11:00 NBC Ernie Ford ' 11:30 NBC F,ather Your Nett ·12:00 Today's News and Social \f)"" • ,1. ' Attendance at Sunday School Aq. 21 waa .fi2, collection ·$10.it: ~· ,Htrcy Bites and family -tr'! -_iipending · Ihe week in Mus-field. , Mr. and Mn. -Jerry Pullins Wen! weekend ·gUeits .of Mr. and Mra P~i'tl tlacbbs. · · Gtlle Alkir.e and family visited With 'Mr parents. Mr. ind Mrs. Pearl Par~er. . , _Mr. and Mrs: Orville Allen arc ' 2:00 ~· Clllooije Hoiir <21110 Mib . - . . . 'F4hm 3:00 NBC To lle Alld'ouneo4 - M·IDGET C.lua... II, oUo -R. G. WE8STER · Eul Court 8\reet, PomOI'OJ' . Olflce Roars: 9 to 12, 2 1o 5. !Close 11 Nooa oa IODat ..... P II, I""HIEIG8 C()UNTY INSURANCE AGENTS A8SOCIA'l'ION ball I Rhod• laland" In tba "'Mlu VnJ· '•era•" cont.e•t. and tneaiUrll ~New York. !ll~es~tekd~ln~·~~~~i~~~; ' N. W. COM~TON, ·0. D. contut. runnln& Aur. a.u tor eUnl coatraot ·P resldilht Renzo Menchlni. hq called · a m:eeflnJ o.f: the Pon,tei'OJ Boosters ror this coming MOndQ' night at 1:30 P. M.· at the bmeroy Senior High Sthool auditorJum. · Plans for the coming yev will b.e made at 1bis time, and all · Pomeroy Alumni, who are . OPTOMIITR 111'1' ' JANIIN •hoWl bow abe IIVDLY became one ot 18 lln&Uillln the 11 Mtn llxqUlllte trorrn" beauQ' flO,OOO ln priiM!I, a ,11),000 mod• 10;00 . ~ Qoi)lmedo c~ 10:3, , NBC lolr. Wizard 11:00 c~oOii CArlllval ' 12:00 PM Copialn Z·Ro •' ·12:00 ABC Super ·.Circus ~. 1:00 Down on the Farm ,.; , 1:30 Satur~ay Matinee . ..~ : ' :30 Buffalo Bill Jr. '· ~ 1:00 Top 'T~n ·Dante :Party ·• ·. &:3b mic RoJ ·no'1en ""I' • 8:00 ~dler Parade · 6:30 N)ic ~how~ 'fqgon .:.< •! 7:00 Saturday 'Niaht Jimboree :~ ..7:30 Cavalcade of America ~~.·· ·:QO NBC M.uslca~ C-b-.irs ,i J:. 8:30 NBc 1 ezKo "tar "'tteatte •- '9:00-· ~1ld lfere•s tile Sbow Mo~~ :' t~~~~n~N~o~v~om~b~er~,~~~~6;:;:;:~~~5 SAN ,_... ···••tt Pr••· To Meet I ,OUt For 990 ' · t:mc land UP-l've got f;wo drllret on. me but I'm atUl 1 ton1 WI)' front being ou~. 12:18 ~'ell·l',onde , I~:SO TY c~ , •1:00 ·Willot on-·r..noa. c,n no. 1~ '!iBc 'Yclllth · Wont• to ' :.:_ Wsi.Z.TV SATURDAY 8:pa ·_Sip\ !11J e:oo )'inky Le<i s~w 8:80 l'!llc .~-~ a. IIUR17 the· tT. S. uul Auatralfa cot oft to an auaptetoas .utt bl l'ote.t draw-secretary ot 8tJ,te John J'oate.r holda up · IV U::is 1llf(J ·0.: . ll:SO Willi'• Your i'roubler ~~~ T].la' II the lJf~ .. ~-·· · .:a.annel -l BY VlC WilTZ SAN FRANCISCO UP--.A atar &Uttened over the rlghl world toda~ In thfl penon of Joey Giambra ·a bumble aoldter from Buffal~, N. Y., wh() earned· ·a shot at Bobo Olsqn'a mlddlewel1ht title altbouh he lost an unpopular 10 rouncf decllioD. to the balding I 0 Ooll!) 014 'hnier su:.e-n Spoiu 1!:7•. DoodJ · '8:0o New• Ptcfllra 6:25 Woolllerelll 8!110 NBC !d•tt 'llennla Show ·us Nllb ·11.,.. t:.uwoa 7:00· NBC . c•e ·. l>r~dueoto . Sbolr- 8;30 !1JIC . Ro~ MOD!fOmerJ 1:110 loU! star Tbeall'e !0;00 ii~~~..... ~ 10:10 -Miws Headline• Ip>fil wO.thmlot ·111:411 N1ic ,, Tori]Cht . ·" f I I Fl �. . -·-·- ... . '' ' • SaturCfa The Dail Sentinel Pomer .Miadle rt Ohio - ---·-- .,_ _ - CAN BALANCE BUDGET, THEY SAY AROUNDOIDO IY OEORGI L. ZIIS There are three thiDU thai stand out 1n my m1nd about tbi.J time of year But the recollee· tions go back aome 20 or more ye.ara ago The first wu gettmg ready for school With liX kids in tbe fam lly, it was no "smaU chore for my mother to get equ1pment and (')Othlng rounded up to meet the deadhne. We never got to wear the new clothes until the first day of school. Then there was Lhe smell of pencils and tliblets. There is still an aroma about penctls that reminds me of grade school days Althou1h we went to a country school-the same m.v Dad attend ed-the distance was not too great In good weather, and de- j pendmg on crops, we could d1ag I onal across a 16 acre f1eld to l school Th1s knowledge was also · my f1rst lesson In anthmetlc. In bad weather we all had to use the lane and road whtch was a little better than the field but not a whole lot. The other two thmgs shckmg wtth me went hand 1n hand. They related to silo filling and water· Scientists Conclude That ASwefire Method Of Winning f"" i -·~e nts Don't Exist 6~ ly DILOS SMITH Unltod p,..1 Sclonco ldlt.r NEW YORK UP--Sclentlall seeking the mea1111 wltb which people can influence other peopie Into ehanglng their mlnda, yet a &urefire, scientillc way of winnlne an argument. Two aclentists at the Univers.ity of U1inois experimented at leneth with the mmds of 7:SO young Air For~e recruits and 400 high school students. They 1» gan thetr ex.per1ments With a theory, which was· i U. TREASURY SECRETARY George M. Humphrey (left) and Budget Director Rowland Hughea jolnUy tell reporters in Waahington, "Barring some Wltoreseen development, we think that we should, and that we can, balance the budget this year." Humphrey said he feela taxea a.re too high for of the nation. t IntemaUonaiJ U you're going to change some bo<b's mind you must 1) give him an argument which appeals, which 2} does not rouse too many "discounting tendencies1' -such as, oh, that's a lot ot nonsense---and wh1ch 3) is read· ily unde~atandable. It's a sound theory, as anyone argument can see. But for there is a which, of course, Is the mmd you want The 1 problem of the was how to deal wlth lhe argument. refuting the eounter-arauJne!lt roused "-!'ore ."dilcountillC te.odencles m thell' minds than lgnorlng the ~ounter argui:Dent But with tbe recrultl, refutlg or not refuting seemed to make no difference. Spelling out the counter argument seemed to teuen the ces of changlng the yo1ot1>:~ur mind&. This w•s dangerous, scientists said, becauae: "Tbe elusion of 'f""' on the other side' with which the audience are not familiar will tend to their posltion, thereby the effecti venesa of the ive appeal." ·"". subjects . Many of the farmers m Seneca County used to plant watermelons tor their own con1umptlon. That was before the days of shipped in melons and better refrigeration lnvaru.bly the watermelons were planted tn the corn field. And, to keep out unwanted customers, corn was planted around the melon patch to prated It from prylns eyes. Editorial PbODe 387 " II/ Single Copy '' ' $299.00 New FurnltuNJ '- BAKER :FURNITURI . 'ood ' ' ...... BAKER FURNITUR& · Wiseman Reunion To Be Held Sunday Suing MillionairE PayYourBills By Cheek •• In Your Own Home , 1 .,.-,_ • • , • .'l. ., 'i't ,,,;;-.;"'"''>•'"''''1 ·!~l'tl!•i -=\ , AT YOUR OWN COHVEHIItoiCI ··.•• -· ~ or ••ml in youi' deposits ~moil ' ( ~· J . . . ... . PAY YOUR BHL!! BY cnEOK-IN YOUR OWN HOlliE AT YOUR OWN coNVENtENCI!: YOU GET AM AUTOJCATIC REOEJII'T (YOUR CANCEliED CHECK! FOR EVElW llAYMENT, YOU HAVE A COMP'LE'I1E UPJI'O-TIIE JIINIJT£ RJICOill) OFf ·our. Are Hurt ·:fn Cfash Near I' The FARMERS BANK. and Savings ColnpauY 'I• r • POM£llOY, ORIO - . ' PomfPieisiiht " tod., COLUMBUS, 0. UP- The State 1 Health Department said that . 12t aew ca11ea of polio were reported in Obio lall wee11., briaj:-ing the year's total to 574. The figure was wen below 70'1, last yeu's total for the aame period . Officials nlted the ate group 1bowiag the most new wes last week was that of 20 yean of 11e 1 and over. Thirty six new cases were liMed in this eategOT)'. ' MeililleHI'Mfi ~i8yMa'"' ' ' Fo4enl J)QoOll I D - ~Uoe fJINNHi -PEACHES- ORCHARD • VII No. 1 4 - CorllM Ia ·Mkldlepoli I New Haven lrt ohowenln lloo .,.. With the hilh school J'O~ ' and Mrs Richard F1c k Dtckie BY CLARICE ALLEN Mrs Ross Cleland 11ltcndcd the F1ck rcturn~d wtth h1 8 grandpar· Stale session of the Dau~-:hters of cnts ror a several days v1s1t. Mts Freda M1ller spent several America 1n Columbus as a dele day s w1th M1 s Ed1th Betzmg, S1l gate from Chester Counc1l Mr and Mrs Ray Morns, Col- ver Ridge Mr and Mrs W1llard Hemes, umbus, spent a lew days wtth Mr Pomeroy, VISited recently WJtb Mra. L. D. Di1e1 entertalned at\ celebrating their birthdays toThe forty-seCond annual reunMr and Mrs Charles Woode RUTLAND her home for a group of frienda gether. Now we all knnw ~hat it 1s alM1~s Luc11le Smith 1s VIIUbnl;l IOn of the W1seman Family Asso· ciahon will be held at R10 Grande whoae blrthda)"a are in Aucust, Mrs. Harry Mitchell Jr., daua:h· most impossible to protect a me. BY GRACE THOMAS rr !e nds m New MexiCO. f ter of Mra. Diles, and her aons, Ion .patch from a 'boy's eyes. One Atlendmg the Milici' Barton Ohio, Sunday, August 28, 19M. .luhn W Frank was a re<J!;nt Wednetdl)' evenin& 1 ter prayer Mark tmd John, Athens, were of the ways in finding the patch family 's 55th annual reumon held dtnner guest of Mr and Mrs. Fred 1 omcers of the As1$1elation this meeting at the Firat Baptlet guests of her parents for several was to rllmb the silo and look at Rio Grande Sunday were Mrs Hu: e yeaNJ are: Pres1dent, Sh"ehnan A. Cbureb. The women are aU. JD.em· days thll week and assisted her around the countryside. More than T J Chase, Opal Armstrong and Mrs. Lilhe Chr1sty has rel,umed ben of the BW!I)' Bee Claas and mother with aerving birthday one good watermelon patch was Mr. and Mrs Floyd Thomas 90 home after bemg called to New Hall, Youngstown; Vice Presld~m_t, tMy ·tiave an annual cuatom of cake, ice cream and coffee. Mrs picked out that way persons attended l.cxmgton due to th~ 1ilness of Rev. 0 . L Hall, Portsmouth~ SecRaymond DUes had ori11inal poems and I Apparently my Dad bad been Mr and Mrs c R J ordan and fH'r s1ster, Jane Ydung. Mrs. retary-Treasurer, A birthday favors ror the guest& through this same 110rt of thing in Mr and Mrs Isaac Taylor attend- Yuung , a former Chester res1dent Wiseman, Huntmgton, W. Va., Historian, E. N. Wiseman, Rio who prca;e.ated her with hostes1 his youth although I'm Inclined to ed a family re-unwn hl'ld at Pliny, ~~ reported as 1mprovmg. Grande; Historian, Mrs, Henrietta gifts Mrt. C. P . Bradbury ahlo think he used something other w va, sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hemy Eichinger ~~~:ave gifts to tlie other ladies. than a silo to spot the melon patMrs Sadte Miller, dnughtcr and :md snns, Groveport, spent the E. Lemon, Washington, D. C.; Two member&, Mrs. J . Q. Rice ches Anyhow, just before the me· granddaughter, Althea and Mar 1 weekend w1th Mrs. Mabel Van Historian, A. Raymond Wiseman, Huntmgton, W. Va , and Historand Mrs. H. M. Croas, were un· ton aeuon reached Its full stage. lyn MacFarlen oJ Miami, Fla , Meter were Mra. Bradbury, Mn. George Dad would take we lbrec broth.- were dinner guest:; of Opal Arm Mr!:. Theo Croy, Parkersburg, ian, Rev Lowery 0'. Wiseman, Mmford, 0. able to be present and the other• ers a!lide and (l:lve us a man-to strong last wecic spe nt the weekend at home The mvitahon to the reunion Baker, Mrs. Dana Hamllton, Mrs. man lecture. 1 Mr and Mrs Henry Spencer Jacob Turner, Mrs. Isabel Wine· "J know what you !boys arc Mrs Floyd Thoma s spent Wed· spent an evemng with Lhe Willis reads: ''Come with well-fiUed ba~kets and enjoy the day. Bring brenner Durln« the party Mr _Dil· thinking," he would say "Melons nesday at the home o! Mr and Fm sl fam il y es, who also cel(!brated his b1rth· are getting ri.pe and your taste 1s Mrs Lloyd Thoma~ the whole fam1ly Invite any Mrs P f' Koblc ntz ~ pent sev day this week, took colored plc· gettlna: sharp Unless I miss my Mrs Robert Strick!Jdden and c1 a! days With Mrs Letllc Mere Wiseman or Wiseman deScend. ant whom you know. Please reo turee of the group. Each one had gueaa. you will soon be raiding children of West P<1lm Beach, d1th, Culjlmbu!l brouaht • childhood picture to aome of the neighbor' !I melon pat· Fla, arc vis lUng Mr and Mr~ Mr. and Mrs Stanley Smalley lister as soon as you arrive W.1 p!lrty and told an interesting ches," At the time we marveled Clarence Chase Mr Stnckfadden Rnd so ns, ZanP.SVIlle, cRIIPd on ---~·or amu•ln& story connected with at theae words of Wi&dom relat· wtll JOin his raru tly later Ml .tod Mrs Frankhn Ba1ley Mrs Florence Howell was a the picture. lng to things which would happen Mr and Mrs Robert T1tus of Several women of t he WSCS at· Sunday guest of her brother, John In the future-but hadn't as yet Mlch1gan wero dmner guests ol tended a mcctmg at Vinton, re· Diehl and w1ffl "1 suppose you will take melons Mr and M1 s. Jame s Titus l.u t cc ntly OAK HILL Mn Pearl Jacobs .and grand. Ntta Bradro1d, M1ddleport , daughtr, Sandy G1lmorp, are vl9lt· Paul Kelly has employment at regardle58 of what J s~y" D"d week. would continue. " Maybe there . spe nt a few days w1•h Mr. and ing relatives m Columbus Graham Station. Isn't anything too bad about that Charles ~av1~ or Mtch1gan, Mr. Mrs Franklin Balle) Jerl!y Frederick who ha11 been Recent callers at the John Diehl quite Ill the past week ts very But let's get one thins straight and Mr1:1 Cush Jo~n son, BradbUI1' home were Paul Niday and two u ever 1 hear of your desroymg and France¥.- Larkms were calhng much Improved sons of G.allipoli!, Mr and Mrs. melons tn the process JUst for tbe on Mr and Mrs Vh ules Amos Mrs. Lillie Chrlaty wa.s called to sake of having fun I'll get on you la.!IL week. Arthur Elliott and daughter Caro• lyn and Mr. and t Mrs. George New Lexington 'fihursday by the so hard that you'lj WISh you had Mn. E. H. Tmsl~y Of Columbus Wrtght. Illness of her sister, Mrs Jane never SC!ijl a melon." 1s spendmg a wook s v:~catwn w1th Young Mr11 Christy returned Dad's advice was always taken her parents, Mr and Mrs Lc~ home Saturday reporting her SIB· tn fact, 1 never p1UIIiled a melonMyers, and s1ster, Mrs Carl Dem tcr to be better. you couldn't see It at mght any son Rusty Alexander w1ll IICt·umMl11ses Barbara and Vlrglnia how "' fellow soon develops pany his grandmother home afte1 1 Wright of .F&ve Points spent sev technlclue of plunking melon spenrhng three weeks here. 8 oral day~ last Wllek with their with his fmaer and It sticks w1th Mus Eleanor M) ers and fncnd. sister, Mrs Wa1d Spencer. you Lee Loud1n of Columbus we1 c re cent callers of lhc former's Houscsold Hmh We bave pleaty of TreeiUp. grandparents, Mr and Mrs Loc Man-made fibers such as ny- Harrisonville mtd PEACHES. They wlll Jon, dacron a~d orion are extra Mr. and Mrs . Asa Jordan re Myers. They Plso called on Mr 11trong. So UBO Rharp shears and turned from a week vacation ln and Mrs. Ca rl Dcmso n lilt over tile weekend. cut them with long strokes. Bo Michigan. Mlss Carla Miller Is viMlln.l( her turc to lca\'c R (l:flnerous seam Frank Gibson, local m.nU-car· uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs. John allowance rJer Is confined to Holzer Hospl. Folan at London, 0 An Insulated wood or metal boll tal w~th a heart ailment Mrs Don Anderson and grand· should bt> prov1dod for milk that Mr and Mrs. Don Gibson of daughter, Darlene Sm1th or Pom cannot be refrigerated immedlate Columbua, spent the weekend eroy are spendmg th1s week in New Haven, W. Va. ty upnn deliver)' with their parents, the Frank Columbus Glbaons, and Bud Douglasea. Mr and Mr s A A. Rawlings Mr and Mrs. John Gibaon and were Sunday guests of Mr. and dauehter, of Albany were Sunday Mrs Harol d Mtfle1 , Athens auesta of Frank Glb11on . Mr and Mrs. Paul Barnes, dau· Mra. Augle Clark Is spending ghter, Irene, Pomeroy were Sun. aome time with her daughter and day evcmng guests of Mrs Rosa family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barne'J or . Mr and Mrs Leo Gardner, WalMrs. Ava Lutz, Lancaster, at· kerton. Iiid , were over mghl tended tho 1\lolgo County Fair guests of Mr and Mrs. Guy Mutand opent a nlcht with Jane Gil· chler last week The Mutchlcrs I key, MiddlepOrt, 0 . have now returned to lndiana. Pauline Se:nrlver, a rosldent of \ MISS liNDA UTili, 21, an this town ealled on friends her(! altrk. &I thoWD wttb l1el' la1t week. To remove rust stam from fabmoatb.-old daughter Mn. Huel Clark and son, or rles, soak the slam in lemon JUJee, .nu~ lllinl & paternity Columbus, visited at Geor1e or moisten w1th lemon juice and ' !Aa AIIJeloa ukl"' ,688 Clark'• a few dly1. , 111011th from Hall loL Prince, 6e. salt and place over a steanullg .Mra. Ada Euterday and sona, lea kettle Or, dampen the spot. mJWOnalre real eatate operator.. 1peot a few daya w1th her mother rub with cream of tarter and let l4liiS LUUI clwget he 18 tlie Mrs. Kate Wllaon. tatiUir ol hor baby, 'ond thol stand 1 hour berore washing Re· ' Mr. and Mn. Herb Clark of peat if necessary from AUF~•~ 1G~2 to laat AprU I were Sunday evenins ahl beld tly.ta '"two ol! three Good sweet corn bas fresh, In the vllla&e. Herb is in green huYks 'the kerne.Js shou1d Um:e. a week• wttb Prince at a coadltloh and hlJ; 4.1J..room manaton. lond tha1: be well-filled and plump If nnt ; a patient in Veterans' •011,11,,1 the took "nwnerout weekud ·corn Is too ripe or has been " to vartoua O.U.• In Hunllntton. too Ions. lla-naiJ Mr. and Mro. Joe Cars•y ed over t\w weekend wlth LDYI THI YllW FROM OU!I PICTUIII Carae)''s nlaUve• In W. Va. WINOIIW?" Mr. and Mn. Clayton Wa&a:on er of Co1umbua and 11on. apent ~I • > the weekend with Mr. and Mra •...., Y• Will LOYI More ontl 1111.. Wind- In Yovr H...,o He1117 Wagoner and their dau lhter, who .bu spent the latt two ~ ~ You lvlld w RemMel , WINDOWS Moko A H - ween bert returned homa with . them MEIGS .........._More H - r and Will Aatvoily add A lot ot YIIW ~ , Mr. and Mra. John Stout spent TONIGHT Sunday at thtt Wagoner reua. The steel Cue j , The Blad: Rooat · ~ ton at St. MaJ.·y•, W. Va. Mn. L)'da Jordan h11 employ· Paul Kelly Mou...., O'Sulllvaa • . ' ·ierfo ICarloff T Print•ss of lbo NUe ment to COlumbus, o. Wlilte Orddtl Tachnlcolor lin, JIISI Mu- ol Alb\nY. wM:.&:u~~~....CMI(e ' . Delwo Potlld been YiaiUnc her alator, Mrl leliNY !Wnter 'I ' Cotterill. Mrs.t..p. Diles Entertains Members Of Busy Bee Class ·-- .................. 1 borate It lw They tried all WIJI •IJld .,suits , Wti'<l o I • found that all w~ ~eettvo tana all 11111 limo 1o odd,_ the: deiJ'OO-Iho d . _ hod to up and ~- tho totag meuured otatiaU.,.Jly. But other PO¥ChoiOIIJII In I tee~ eouldn't be pDiitift u to ~~ j01D'JI.Q' of tbe Amerlc was more offeet!ve ·· thaQ Psf<boloctoal AiloeloU_•_•·--- bave concluded that there ia not oth~ melons. After these 20 odd years or so, I think it is safe to reveal the na· lure of these supposCllly unrelated ' .Nif tO tAKI JO'UI' mind ott dOC day1, here'• c:urvaeeou1 Jeu ' .l&nnan tD a tttcblnl lltaDCt em Mlaml Beacn, 11&. ( !•ten~GtioMJ.l_ ., ' Local Youth Returm From Naval CrWee NORFOLK, Va. fFift'NCI-Scheduled to return here Sept. 3, from the summer'• JeeODd ){k1. shipman training cruise abqlrd the oiler USS Waeeamaw II M nold E. Snowden, Jr., hrteri.« I I I "''• ' lu ...,Mon -~uguot t~tO V011're Never Too Young ~ Ma!lt:~·'·~':r.~. Tlt8 ...... ~- eom.municaUons eleetriciaD third dass, USN, son of Mr. and lin. Arnold E. Snowden of Route l, Pomeroy, Ohio. Fourteen ships of the Atlutle Fleet left Norfolk, Va., July tt M~c~pal Pool Sutton TownShip 1 .. PI• Te Clos-e Church Funds Are . ,3-Days Changed Now iiJ.., el.,lng fbr the Mid· Richard Duckworth, Ohio Sut· ' : ~ S"immlng Pool for three ton Township clerk today alated ' ~ · Pdf week have been C!lln• that townshi'P church funds are 1~0<1 •aeeOrdlDJ o atnnouneement ,, SAA~ by !lie pool supervisor now ready fOf d}strtbution but &llli! ~ IJld t!W ReereaUon tl)~t only three eburehea have mailed In their list& '£ ...... . The tbree ehurehes which have • " i'lie ·i>®l win be opejl . day tl>la W~•k aDd t.bor D~ sent 1n lists ate: Racine Baptist; , ' iiDd Will d~ that evenl~ ao M. E. Chureh of Syracuse and the · · ~Uy ' loheduled, Wednea- U. B. Cburph at Nea~e SetUement. Duekwor'tb urged that cburehes ~ t lt.ililu<( 31, the l.B.E.W. have • nu.-d the pool for their member w-hich hive not as yet aubmltted famllleo for a owimmlnc Usta their JDembenblp do so at OMe, II fuftdl Iff) DOW ,ready, i·partY.. . with more than 1,700 Naval ROTq Midshipmen aboard. Tbe shipl' crews have supervised the mid· dies' 1raimn,g during the twomonth cruise. Tho ship• Visited EdlniMqb, Scotland; Copenhagen. Denmark; Oslo and Bergen, Norway; aDd Stockholm, Sweden. Market ..;,h •..a• ot 1 ' ·~ Miildleport At~e tic Associi~~n , · UWtC~!S TOday CINCINNATI, Eggs, 1teady, unchanged, demand: consumer, US. A ~r-·.~ !·.• 58-60; medium white 48-Gt; wholesale, <;"'~"'!'<~ per eent A. extra large 48, brown 44-48; mediums current receipts 22-30. Chickens, steady, demand faJr. ample suppliel; fryers za.2t; 'heu, heavy 18-20; hens, UPt 14UJ; old roosters 10..11. Bu.tter, 90 score 64. . LEAOUI MIITINO There will be a meeUna of all be M11111er1 and OfficiaJs of thtr Ohio River League at the S)Taeuse Town HaU TbUl'lday, Sept. ], Arrangements for Ill AU star game on some Sunday will be dia cuued. Middleport-Pomeroy Alumni Grid Meeting Scheduled For p~ eall for rotlrecl IIIIS altha � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 27, 1955 ashworth robinson roush wickham