https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ca9d11e48cdce342584372cd7c5113f.pdf dd87e0b31ec101ffc60561ed357f8b59 PDF Text Text I • I Roc:lS~ngs l Gra,nge Pl41ns • Sept. 2 ~f . Betrot_hal 01 Phyllis Gothard To William Pitts Announced IKoelrler-Smith Weclding Rites Middleport Society .. f!eld At ~alabar, Florida A..,just 12 • 'Floyd Koehler, lllddleport, hu chooe a bl~.. ll!>ei ....,. wltb Recent guestl of G G Warner and Chauncey Warner and tbetr received the u~uaeemeu\ of white ·~rlel'" ud eorsa&e ot families were Morrl.s Warner, u., marrlace of hil 10a, Edward IJ,elloo:roeorae, budt aM Kn. Lewis Rock Sprjap Gruae mtl Ia Ene, Pa., and Mrs. Berhe DanEuJ!eae Koebler, aa~ Carotya •·More-, W. VL, rqular aealoa, Tbunday ..,... telB, Marton: It was Mr. Warner's PatrieJa SmJtb, daUJ)iter of Hr. er of tM ~ wore a lDt at Ule .crnce hall with l:(om.first visit with hts brothers in and Mra. 1\oy Smltb, Malabar, 'l'hlle lloea nlt Wllh biJ<:~ ....,. tr Rice, worth)' Niter pnaidi••· eleven Ytara . Fla. The double-riQI eeremony toriet Ud l'6d rOai C!Ol'lqe. , Two applica.ttona for memberCharles Swanson. Maryavtlle", WIJ read by tbe Rev. C. Clevelllld Tbt ret"!ilioa, whlcli lollo•ed &blp wtre received. rt ·~ uwas accompamed here Saturday KlJer, Jr., Melbourne, at the the CerentOQl, " ' ' tidd at. tb• aounc:ed that tt.artlna: ill Septem· by Mary Ann and Billy Asman, Malabar Sunday School on Au-. bome at Gamble A~ 1 .. Mtlabar bel" the eranae. wpuld meet at 8 who were supper guess of Mr gust 12 at 8 p. m. live tiered weddiq clke ceatereci p. m. Pomona Grange wu ID· and Mrs Carroll Swanson and lbe bride'• table, . r nounced. for Frlday, September 2 family and Mra. C F H111wkins j Mr. and Mr.. Koehler are at A recital of nuptial music by at the Rd Sprinp Hall. ' Mr. Swanson came to Middlevo,.t Min CharliMte M~nto , organist, ~~ at Gamble A~a., M'albar, after his son. David who had Mn. Lottie Leonard, lecturer and Min Adrys KltcheJl, 10loist, been visiting his grandparents. pres~nted a program of sonia, preceded the ceremt;IDY. Jane Harris and SaUy Sauer rudtnls and Joagsna durin& the spent the weekend visiting June lecture bour. Fred Goegleln gave Bailey and her parents. Mr. and The bride wore a white satin an intereatina talk on the visit he Mrs G F Batley, Beverly wedding town with full 11klrt and and bill family made to WasblngDean Hurley, son of Mr. and ) fitted bodice and her three tiered toa, D. C. Huel Hlllnphre)', home Mrs Willard Hurley , has been 1 veil was held in place by a head economiea chainnan urged mem· returned home from Holzer Hos I dre11 of seed pearls. Her only ben to tate advantale or the free pital where he was a surgical I jewelry was a white eross, tbe 1.-ray Tuesday. patient gift of the bride groom, and she Mrs. Dora Romme, Dexter. carried a wbite orcbid on her Refreshments were served by entered Holzer Hospital Saturda~ pray book. Miss Margaret Smith the home economica CQmmittee at in a serious condition Mrs Ro slater of the bride, wu maid of the conclusion ot the meetlne. mlne has been convalescing at honor and Mia&: Jac:kie Marshall her home after recent surgery "'as brldet~maid. They both wore Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and famgowns of babf blueo net over taf.. MAIIRIAGI LICINSIS Uy, Carol and Forrest. Mrs E. M etta "rith laee jacket::! andj carried PHYLLIS GOTHARD BlJtke and Sally Schaaf were in Vlrgil Rlcbards, 22, Reedsville arraugements of pom-pom ebry. and Lillian Crislip, 19, Ree~ 1 Mia. Lesta Gothard ts announ· pan)', graduated from Middle- Huntington, Saturday. santhemuma. Richard Folden was in Holzer riDe. dn.g the approaching marriage ot port Hla:h School iB 19M. She over Saturda~· and Sun Hos)lital OLII!lQ' CASSINi'S Ernest Dwight Day, 43, Col· her dau1hter, Pkyllts, to Al2c was active in the Church of da)' as a medical patient. Ronald Phillips was best 'man ] SUIT of charcoal flannel and umbua and Dolores Ruth Nelsdn, William Pitts, Lockbourne, son Christ, the Girll' Glee Club, the for Mr. Koehler and ushera were Mrs Jamea Harley, Mrs. Mar. striped mell'.t Wear woolen, 11 of Mr. and Mrs. WilHam N . PUtJ, 115. of Burlingham. Future Homemakers of America, cus Chambers and Mrs W. H destgned for fall and winter. Nolty and Philip" Dot. Richard Long bland. N. Y. The open Intermural hant)'. basketball. Before Juhhng have been recent guests Self-fabrtc·covered buttOlUI fut• Charles E. Lee, 22, Pomeroy church wedding will be an event loing to Columbus stie wae em· and Thelma June Wl.se, 16, Mid· of November 12 at two o'clock ployed at the Allen AppUance of Miss Helen Beeson at her cot- ~n the Vtcket, which 11 c:oU&rtd. tage at Long Bottom w1th black velvet. Mrs. Smith, mother of the bride at the Middleport Church ot Company, dloport. ' Mt· and Mn John Zerkle and Christ. A recepUon for the im· Chne Dailey , Mr and nephew, Raleigh 1o. Hetzer, 28, Reeds- mediate famiUes and c:lole Al2c Pitts graduated from Unville and ShlfJey A. Spra1ue 20 fnends will be held In the chur· 1on High School, Union, N J ., Mrs. Clinton Ftsher, Mr. and Reedlville. 1 ' ' ch social rooms after 'he cere· and attended Ohio State Unlver- Mrs. B F Parmalee and Ira Ray mony. eity. He 1J stationed at Lock· Butcher were In Columbus to Misa Gothard, who ill employed bourne Air Force Base, Colum- attend the State Fair Sunday. -~-Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and at the Columbus Transit Com· bul. ...... 10 aohMI grandchildren, Cindy Smith and A~HENS, 0 - Forty-sur. new I 3800 students on Sept. 23 wlll Wayne Eulenbach, Keno~ha, Wis , appumtments have been announc. beginning their first teacbln& have returned home after vlstt cd for the 1955 fall term at db.io job. However, to others, such as mg Mr. and Mrs Verne Davb Cmvers1ty by Prestdent John C Waher Friedrich Naumann V1"it· and other relatives 1n this area Baker 1ng 1ecturer in German of' MadJ· ~ Mr and Mrs. Jack B!h·hner Of these, 45 are faculty ap. son, Wis. and Gilbert Arthur Steand her parents, Mr and Mrs. H. pOJntmepts ~nd one JS an aS80' phenson or Omaha, Nebr., tbe MARlETl'A, 0.-The flrat hurs.t and director Anne Cham W Clark, spent Sunday wtth Mrs. C1atc phystcian m the HeaJ.tb opening day of elaases ill an old week-long writers' conference tn berlaln. Other staff wr1ten In: C. W Clark and Mr and Mrs Service Faculty members tD·, story. Naumann has had 20 yean Clyde Beltcher, Charleston. the <?hto Valley region will start elude river ptlot Fred w J ~iude 21 asststant professors and of professional experience, In· Misa Huldah Klem and great :r:l mstructors An associate pro- eluding t1lree yean spent Sundar at Marietta College with and children's author hi~~ mece, 11 8 1~­ Marsha Fugate , Athens, p over '10 amateur and profession. Ph 11lips ~essor, a lecturer and a .YI!Itlng turer in French univenitie1 al wrltera from six statea exA daily schedule of classes &e· have returned from New York ecturer romplete the assign· Stephenson, an associate • profe.S: peoted to register. mln~rs, wor,kshops and lect~res CltY where they vtslted Miss ments sor of music educ:ation, hllll Notod authors who will lec- will be followed Monday through Edith Klein They flew to Colum SJX of these who ""1ll open their taught in high schools and colture at the conference include Friday An awards program at bus and were met by Marsha's class room doors to the expected lege15 f~r 19 years. parents, Dr. and Mrs M K Funoveliats Dorothy James Roberts noon sat urday, September 3, will gate Whtle ln New York, they rFour of the appointee11 have Alberta Hannum, Walter Havtg. end the conference. Dafginn studied abroad. J9bn Garroway attended the Dave Bergaagel, lecturer b• musicolo" DOWNINGTON Special rate11 have been sel Cor show, the Telephone Hour, the reeeJVed training at the Royal Connie Phillips .&pent Thursday commuters from towns in south· Masquerade Party at the teleAcademy of Mu!ll! In London aftd nilht and Friday wlth Mr. and eastern Ohio and northern We8 t vhion studios; toured the Umted Wendell V. F. Brookt, assistant Mrs. Elwood Phillll)ll and daueh- Vlr&lnla lnterellted persons may Nations BuUding and the Em· prof~aor of ehemlstey, stuttted l~r o1. Middleport. , re1!1ter for all eventa on one day pire State Bullding and had a or for the ume session each day. boat trip around Manhattan. at OJ.ford University, England. It was learned here rec~ntly An evening lecture aerie& from Mra. Sidney Pickens and niece, 1\..ssistant profeaaor of marketing, CHARLESTON, W Va UP- B..obert S. Raymontl, attended the that "Mrs Harold Wood (SylvJa 8-9 p m, Monday through Fri. Maxine Darst, Cheshtre, have Some $1,000 was stolen reeently London School ot Economic and Phlillps), Battle Creek, Mich. day, w11l be held in Andrews Hall returned from a three weeks' va· from ''flower fund" political con- PoUttcal Sc1ence. Naumann, who was In the hoapitat She expected featurmg the five nationally cation m St Petersburg with Mr. lo return home thia week known author~ on the staff and Mrs Frank Abbott and Mrs trlbnU~s kept in a state Road received his tramine in Germany, Shirley PhlUipe fell on a nail G G Hull and her daughter and Commiulnh garage at Philippi studied at tlae umversitjes ol receiving an lnJurf to her knee REEDSVILlE •on-ln·law. Mr and Mrs Ben the_ CharleaLon Dally Mall eaiJ Marburg, Munich, Dijon and Mr.fand Mra. ,WRiter Kmg and Hlghnote A friend of M' D t Thursday Bpnn. a, MISI LUCY KIIILI . 198 ars ' 1 Tbc newspaper quoted "sourc· daughter of Columbus, Mr and F Miaa Gloria Mtller,.. Columbus, A total of 81 worka, ineludiD,: to the mvest&gatlon" as es close Mrs Fraqklin Kinl and son of uneral servlcea were held for joined them m Florida and nc Columbu.. spent the weeke-nd John W Emrick, 83, at the companied them home. Durmg s~ying the cash and checks were articles, books, poem, and musi· here with roJatives. Reedsville Chriatlan Church their absence G G Hull , st. b'CticVed to have been ' taken by cal compositions, have been .pub· Wednesday atternbon. ' an SRC employe who wanted to iishod br,, tbe , new personneL Bush King called on Mr Rnd Mr. Emrick had lived in lhla petersburg, had been visiting "get even for aU the 2 per cent Mn. Edward King and sons, wedf relatives in this area and Sun nesday afternoon area or a number of year&. He day he and Howard McElhmney, deductions from his pay check" Officials at Phlhpp1 confirmed ' '(our Dollar AINu! Dur Charley Kma is under Dr died 8 the home of hia son, Ray. Charleston, left for Florida •Ajlr that a robbery occurred at the Mug's care. · mond Emrick, at Lancaster, Sun· Mr and Mra . Carroll Swanson Pllll- """ . .foro You lur L day evening. Two other sona and children, Mary Carol, Rob. SRC garage the nigbt or August A Niw er Automobile, Martha Pbilllp!i who has been Clyde and FloYd a1so survive ' ert and Sylvia, and Mrs C F. 15 by someone who gained ~n· ._,.,..., or Tracter," trance by breaking a : wlndow, ·~ ~:;::;.;~b~e~t~to~r_;;at~lh~l~•~t~lm~e.;..;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;,\ alo"a with one daughter, Mra ' Hawkins were guests of Mrs. Helen Ashton, Reynoldsburg Charles Swanson, Gallipolis, Sun· but aaid t~e ~mount t~ken was not determined. Burial waa in the ReedavHte' d Cemetery a)'. Mrs. Essie Conllro;~ and Mn ftiJss Carol Bachtel, who will Chi M lraduate In September from St. Birthday Par•y onor• oe Ills visited recently ai Joseph's Hospital, Parkersburg, .. "" Uttle, Hocking with Mrs. Con. returned to school Sunday afer a Norma Jean Stewart 11Mrove 8 son-tn.Jaw and daughter month's vacation with her par· Th 1 th r. and Mrs. OvH Miller ' ent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bach e sx birthday or Norma Mrs Gladys Ba · Jean, daughter of Mr. ·and• Mrs trlend. t c 1 b uman and lei. She had completed three Norman Stewart, Wa~ celebrated 0 um us, came f • .Sun· months' afflllate work at the Saturday with 11 party at the Roadday to visit othe Mrs. Rose Thomas. ormer I SUiter • Psychiatric mental hospital, St. stde Park Gamcil were played Fred Col Francis, In PlttsburJh. Her mo. and refreshments of pink and eman and wife of ther, Mrs Forrest Bachtel, ac· Columbus, were calling on their companied her to Parkersburg white birthday cake and ice ~~ele, Fred Coleman, Sr., recent· Sunday and went on to Vwnna cream were served ., J ' to visit her mother, Mrs J w Norma Jean's guc~h lncluded· erry Chllder1, U.S. Navy, 1u. Dawaon, and siser. Mrs. Wtlbur Pat.Jht Sue and Jo Ann MourninJ tioned at Indians Head Md 01 hl w hi Linda Jacobs, Sammy, Sandra and tho weeke-• w'tth hi·,• Tokyo, e ' Japan as ngton, D C., and Jimmy Cl a t wor th y, Joyce Lona au h••e .... ::~ta, Mr. and Mra. Orin Chll· Mr and Mra. Thor Olson, Mr. l}lanne Davis, David Jenkins' Le W II and Mrs. Hjalmar Olson and son Kristen Ru;pp, Chnsti, GregorY e a ace lr., who haa been Crallil Athens and Mrs C A, and Mark' Barsotti, Nita and !~t!:: ~m~l thh:e yeara has re- Mirstluer and daughter. Kare~, malee Nieri, Stephen Stewart home Saturd sc rae and arrived Harbel, Liberia, were' Sunday Adults .present included Mrs M Chi ay. JUeatl of Mr. and Mrs James Paul Modrnlpg, Mrs Henry · oe Mills attended a Souders. Mr. MaraUIIer 1 ~ Direct. worthy, Mrs Ancil Barfottl rs. ~!:nt dln~n'!_~t PorUaad Park or of the Firestone Plantation tn Mrs Remo Mlerl. , Y· ua-1 preaent were IJberia. - - - -- -~~eRAuBtl tlenrtls, oMf Ractne, Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMat- Rutland, have accomparued him ' n. Marllya ter are on a motor trip t M to Colorado, Montana, Arkanaai ... • .at Flower Fund At Charleston Said To Be Tapped u... ~ 4 •LICTIIC WATII I.AIINe QUEBN ,,,,, """" • -- • -- Re.·l :al~(ddt:.,t:'=:!~r, ~j~ra ,!ea: :~.Lake, :::. e~ ::~ta = ~~";t::':~t ~:~ ~"~e~~~t~ea~. d ~r1. ::d end of nlatlvea at Ste Mra. Dur olry eJoonlnt ..,1.. hr ~l<•·h·ochool ballet rlntta ·'·'" "'" ltell for CIUIIII,, ..,..., depenlla•JIItr. Bring thtt laat ~,. . . . to ue. We'll tift It e new-thit-~lr ep"'r clun. frlth and aporllrtno brl..t, Call Ill --IIUI- a:k~ . Mr.. ~ee lluth Ulllon 11 PorUand I ftlllSurula1.UU l &¥ attended Rulh loll Sunday !or Ciuclanau, to reaume hls scbool 1tudlea. Mn. Loretto Leod and !II'IDd· oon, '011')1 Teed left lluadly b7 au~oblle sum~er o~= b!ithnth:e!~~~ct;: ~~:. T~~: day' 5ana ury. and family. ~he e;::,~:. I. Gardner, bed and· Mr. aE:.r~':tte~d~ at "-' ·. the You'n~ Never Too Young ITochnlcoJor) OHn Mlrtln Jerry Lewl• Shorn - Rut- Chits~. Thun~)' ~~ ::~ f.e CoUege, :rl r~~=~~~~~~~~i'~~~~~~;.r,;:':' lor thetr home ln C.Uierola alter a two - · ..tall with Gary'a mother Mra. 11111. ' Jlr, ~nd l>lrL Edwlrtl ChtYI• were recut vtahora Te;!~, Fred Lorraine Johnson. Colum· Mr.w:nd u!'a;::z: ;n d vaca· m1'~~ Mrs. D. a(e and bla wife and fo; ~=~· Rar~lbeiRuth,C~~d ilr 1 n..oo Tri- Lustre Cleaners ' Della Rutb rt W. Va., a Grata ent.l ne t.the-r clovcfy, w1nd-t aM tumcooler with showers •M thvft.. lrt~ Editorial Phone 897 tDnivht 1ncl Wed~ey with 1 ch1nce of lhowert In the nol'tlt" Racine Square Dance Band Is , FirstAtFair Tbe Racine Square Dance· Band and Its "Circle Four" dancers raptured ftnt prtze at the Ohio State Fair Square. Dance competition. this week. The local group whit~ sUges Hquare d!lnte!l every 'Frida)" night at the Racine American Legion Hall Js compos()d of Ray Byers, Racine, Howard "Howdy" Sayre, Racme, Charles Bai1ey, Raclne, Brooks Sayre, Minersville and James Carnahan,, Radne, caller. Judges of the I competiUon which saw the locals emerge as the blue ribbon entry were three prote!!IOrs trom Ohio State Uni vers1ty Dep;,rtment of Musie. Judging Wll11 on the basis of timing only. · I Sadie,Wickham Funeral Services. Held On Sonday Funeral serv1ces for Mrs. Sadie Wickham were beld from the Ewing Funeral Home, Sunday at 2 o'clock wtth the Rev. J Le&lie Kunze, pastor of the United M~ thodiit Church oUiclatlng. , Special mu:uc was provlded by Fritz Buck, or~aniat Burial was 111 lleech GrO\Ic Cemettry and pallbe:,arers were Douglass Wiekh;,.m, Daniel Prlt ehard, C1Jarl~ Pritchard, Mar~oa Hawt, ve'r 13"" .::&uP · Jl!lle Warner. Comm& from out of town for the services were Mr. and Mrs Okey Pullms and daughters1 Tuppers Plains: Mr and Mrs Daniel Pritchard, Mr and Mra. Cbarles Pritchard, Barberton: Grover Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lawson, Leo Thompson and Mr and Mr~. Norman Thomp!OD and dau· ghter ~11 of Columbu~. .Mr. and Mrs. DOUl!liiS8 Wickham, and Mr. and Mrs. Therlon OHlinger of Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Sames Wickham, \Vest Shade, Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Partlow an4 Homer Bailey, Rock Springs; Mr. and Mrs. Vern Davis, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs Ivan Well and dau· ghter and Frank Well, Minersville; Mr and Mrs. Charles Frank, Flatwoods. !tr. and Mrs. John Wickham. Chester: Mr. pod Mrs. Ernest WaUace, London: Dan:. Davb, Lin thtancum' Heights, Md ; Mrs Ju. lla Davis and MrB. Patse!lf Broy. les, GallLpoli!i. a.. TU>in City Electric Shop , .HoldaGrandOpening Today is the grand opening of the Twin City Electric Motor Shop, near the Davis Ice and Produee, off Coal Street. The shop will be owned and operated b)' Arthur Strauss and Getald Jen· ..n,.n . The shop equipment inclJ.Ides machinery to repair and rewind .U types of electric motors. sing. 1e phue, three phaae, and DC motors. They are equlppfd to repair any type of motor. -- Surprise Witnesses In 'FI"ago · Tri~l Delays Case'F"Or Court GALLIPOUS. 0. UP-The morals tJ'jal of :l~n Co"nty - expect. Sheriff bavid TracO. ed to go to the jpry tcidt)'. Ju!IJ• t:toaO!i Wbll& Ill 1 ,limit nf two lurur, ~.-r:h 1JJt th.e deft•e 11.nd 'Prosectllton 1to ' t'rese&t fhelr w• J.services unera \ ' Hela Today For Mrs. Ada K•Mayer L' 1' Mr.. Ada K. Mayer, wile of William Mayer, a former Middleport re•ident, died Friday at the Wb1te Cross Hospl.tal 1and funeral •ervices were held today at the Deyo Fuheral Home. Colum-bus, with burial in the Union Ceme. tery Survivors includeil her husband two daughters by an earller mar· rlage, Mrs. George c sm1th, Green Bay, Wis.; Mrs. James G Abraham Loa Aniteles· four grandchildren; on' broth~, James F. Ingerham, Columbus Henry Mayer father·in-law of Mrs. Mayer, left here Sunday to stay with his son anlt attend the funeral. o.f AssaUlt on Bound Man REV JOHN LANIER of Junction City, 0.~ will bqln revlnl ,.,. vlcea In tiM Certeton Church, Klnpbury Roed, on SundiJ", ALFRID lllVIVAL S•pt. 4 end will col1.tlnut untlt Allred Chuiob will begin a two-weeks Revival eampaign on INSPICTION WIDNISDAY Sun~y. Sept. 11. Rev. R. A. Sunday eve nine, September JJ, The annual ~pection of P01J1.- IIddie will be In chart• of .... with the Rev. Barnette qf Hunt· eroy Bend Grah1e will be held music. The 11rvlc" will bqin lngton, W. va., u evan&elist. Wednesday at 8 P M. at the DAV 7 45 • ..,., ...ntn,. • There will be special ainging Hall. All members are requested •• ' each evening. to be present. --....,----SWARTZ RIUNION MEIGS GEN~RAL HOSPITAL The annual reunion of the Admitted to the Meigs General Swartz familiea wW be held at Hoapital, Monday, wu Mr1. Lucy Old Man's Cave, near Logan, White, Pomeroy. Ohio, on Sunday, September 4. DlsmilsaliJ were: All relative& ,and friends are Pomero~; ArUn welcome. · ter; and KarJene l I Pomeroy Hoosiers Ass'n ReadiesFo.r Alumni Tilt ' ~ ' Two Pomeroy men, Ceetl Kauff laU: Tuuday mormna: by the Metes County Shertfra Depart· ment on ctulrges fUed aa:ainst the pa1r by Emmett "Bugs" Tra(:. ey, M, of Pomeroy, Rural DeUv· ery . . ' IIINAID IMtTII, ODIJ 11. oit.t - t e i J ID a Port Huron, lllcb. ;Sail eeJl. wbere be m.uat 1Ptft4 11 di.JI. After that. be can't drh•• for two fear&. Bemard'a but llkDII wu tmed wbal Bernard lllto & tne at 80 m.ph., (l~iOIIQ.I.HOIU&49Aof'' .l'llft Tracey. in hts affadav1t char· ged that the pair as!laulted him late Monday night in an old stnp mme cabin 10 the rear of the Catholic Cemetery He satd they tied his hands w1th Wile and then took turns beating him up Tracey said that after the beat mg he was tossed mto an old cave m the stnp mme, and left lymg, still bound With Wlle The accuser !Und that he somehow managed to free hl.m&eU from his bonds and went on to his home from where he later noulied tb.e Meiga County Sber· iff's. department of the attack Tuesday morning he flied char&· of Bl:!l&ult and battery agaiDit deftmte detAils of the attac 11 were forthcomi.n&: otb· er than those alleged m the aH.. dav&t. pollee off•cen were of the belief that the Incident grew out of a drtnkmg bout m wh1ch , dae triO were engaged ii'.: In the meanhme Mra Cannel Wtll of Syracuse, was retunied Tuesday to Metgs County by Athens police where she had been apprehended The SyracU5e woman was to be g1o;en a hearinc thl$ afternoon before Juvenile Court on charges of neglectin& five mmor chHdren Local'Ugion P08l Sounds Call For Aid To Homeless A call for food, money or good used clothang has. been uwaed by Feeney-Bennett Post No 128, Amencan LegiOn, for the m11liona of people who have been affect. ed by tbe recent Humeanes '"Connie" and "Diane" The State Departments of both Ohlo and Pennsylvaft!a have asked the var1ous postt to start col· leetJng for the benefit of the homeless. Don Roach, pubbcity officer of the local post, 11 remlndtng peo.. ple m Ohio RI\'er Flood area tbat in 1937 the Pennsylvanta Le&~on posts ralhed to their 11d ;md sent food . clothing and money to help in the Ohio, West V1rgm•a and Kentucky areas Anyone w1slung ~ o conqibute to thts nuse may le8'Ue t~ dan. &hons at the Foreman Abbott Television shop at the bead of South Third Avenue and Mill St. t8 Middleport Little uague Players Feted Rob.b~ To Be Featured Three hundred bot dog~~, eight gallons of Kool-Ade, ten gallona of ice cream wltb hot dog buns contributed by tbe Holsum Bak· ery were consumed by forty Little Le.aguen when they were treated to a piCnic supper Sunday at the home of Coach and Mtfi c H McDonald ional career m 1947 played and sang over tion KTYL, Mesa, AriJ.Ona He moved up to a station In Phoo!nll«' W&.ere lie had a ball mow tn the' morniofl, fivf a w!ek; eilled "Chuck Waa~"bt1tnlted his own tlre "1<:-Bar Cowboys". His tdeviaion work wa11 on his own times 1 Week over KPHO-TV, 1He was a pest ~r on the "Grand Ole OI)ry" and began to record for Columbia. Marty made sucb a hit ln both fields that he was signed a.s a regular performer on the Qpry Some of his top songs for Columbia are "Love Me Or Leave Me Alone"; ''Tomorrow You'll Be Gone"; "Crying 'Cause I Love You"; "Isle of Golden Dreama"; "Aloha Oe'; "I'll Go On Alone' and "Ita a Long, Long Ride " The program will be given at the Middleport Stadium on Labor Day evening and other members of the Opry company and a dis· play of fireworks, sponsored by the local merchants, will c:omplete the show ' County School NEA Representat1ve Bus Inspection Principal Speaker Dates Announced At Teachers Meet tliJ 29, and h1s brother, George both men Kauff. 34, wt;re apprehended While no I A quo~a of $250 has been as s•gned Mason County for relief of flood vtctims in the eastern part of the United States according to H K Harmon, ebairman of the Mason County Red Cross. Accepting donations in the Bend Area are Mn. L C. Roush, Clifton, West Columbia and Kay· long; Emtl Knight, Hartford and Mrs. Harry Dyer, New H-aven. Donations may Al&O be mailed to the Red Cross office In POint Pleasant. Victim Charges Pair With Binding Hands With Wire And Beating Him JAJLEP IN FATAL ACCJDi:rn A three-year schedule of lnc:reases far non-umon and salarted employees placed into effect by the s~~&~~. la Electric Products on M and the nme schedule baa been offered to umons representinJ worken of the coptpany . Local workers at Point Pleasant are affected by the achedule. between One·year contracts tht! union and Sylvania exPire thi.R fall and negotiat\ons are progress for new contracts The new schedule provides five to 13 cents addttional hourly employees effective Monday, fiVe to eight cents effective on September 3. and five to eight cents . more September 1, 1957. Salar)ed employees received four per cent raise this weeil: wm be given t6.ree per cent creases In each of the next years. In addition to the' pay es the new plan calls for benefif sion of the employee prOiJ'Bm which includes com· pany payment ot hospital, surgi· cal, and medical iru.urance pre· mlums for dependents of em· ployees, and an increase in surgl. c:al benefits. Employees previously paid premium& for tbelr whiLe the company paid, mmms for employees. , , :· ·~ :Mason' • ' hota '' For FI00d' Re}'Ief Is Set At $250 Single Copy 898 Sylvania Gives: New Schedule Pay Increase ftnal 1rgumenta. The main wittiesaes Monday were Dr 1 -and Mlli Osear Clarke who testlfle4 £hey ,8~)): the sher iff's ear in thelr dt've\Vay the af. ttrl)Oon of J}IIY .~. l'hotr aaid were two pr.sqnl~ in.,.'\he ca.r eould Rot i eDUfi t1iem. Dr. and Mrl. Clarke were sur prise witneaoes for the prosOCU· lion. July 1 LB the date on whlch Sbenff Trago :.lltec~41Y tried to commit an J.m;n_'Djal aet with a l? year old G~l~l)f.;Ji"\1.••· >! I lltt. Low tonltht 55 to 60. Pomeroy.Middleport, Ohio 'DRACULA' WEDS WELL-WISHER '"t de,.tonftt In the thlt after• noon P1rtly cloudy end c:HIIf' • wo Pomeroy Men Accus • Jo::· I VII No· 115 roiiiDOr, ORio F•r Wlleel Allllemeal Week Long WriterS f..onference To Open Sunday At Marietta Weather I , SAFETY SERVICE Ohio University Announces 46 New Appoin'tm~nts To "''a(~uJltv!l CAMPUS' • HACKETT'S I ~1M • .. '•"l I ' ' Tbe bus inspection schedqle for Meigs County Schools was an· nodnced today by the County Su· perfl\lendent of Schools, 0. 0 Patterson · The Inspection schedule which. has been set utt is aa follows: Salisbury Townshtp School, Sept. B at 9 A . M. with Sali,bur)', Bed· ford and Pumeroy buses to be pre11ent; Chester Sebool. Sept. 9, 9 A. M., Eastern buset~ to be .pre· sent; Racine IDgh ScboOI, Sept, 14, 9 A M., Southern l~a.l buns to be present and Rutland Hla:b School, Sept. 16, 8 A. M., West· ern, Northern and Columbia bus· ' e~ to be present. No station wagons or ~ara Will be inspected at that th'Qe. lt is also required that ~the registTa~ tlon certtfieates for lltelJS" plateR of the M, be posted !~Wide \be bus . Have motor number of bn1, if no re1istration card is avail· able. To ahorten t~e time ot the in· spection~ it is requested that the bus'-s be' pre1ented promptly and In the following manner: windowa lowered 11!1 low u poaslble, emer&enc:y door open, hood up on bth eld~. first aid klt also to be . The toUOwiDJ equipment ;;;,;;;1,,. be layed out on the seat ::;~Oilotiu' or lor in· il~O.e, ftrtl ~ " Grace Episcopal Church Assigned ANew Pastor The members of the Eplscopa) Church are announcing the coming of Rev. J. Edwin Char les to Pomeroy, to serve as rec· tor ofl tbe local ehurcb. Rev. Charles Is a native of South Wales. ~if! began his minis· try in canada tn 1911, and came to tbe United States in 1932. He hoJds degreetl from the University of Manitoba, the University of Chicago, and the Seabury· Western Tbeoloaical Seminary in 1EYanston, Ulinols. The greater part of his In this countty was apent in and near Chicago. For previous to coming be served as rector of Good SUpherd, Cincinnati .,_ d uu. an Mrs. rive in Pomeroy on ember 2 and will reside Rectory back of the Grace ch. He will hold ~~.ic~!pt!~:; ning Sunday morning, Frank Wilson, manager of the championship Mlddl~ Yankee team, and Wtlhilfl "§carberN. mimager of lb! 1\edlep,. were Coach McDonald's assistants and they were ass•sted by Mr and Mrs Francis Anderson, Mr. and Mra.- George Batey, Mr and lin .E. 0 Rail, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Russell Bailey. Th~ Pomeroy All-star team wUe · guests at the picme A game with N1tro, Little Lea guen was canceled that . after· DODD When the visitors failed to appear aDd the Mtddleport Van. tees beat the All·Stars from the other Ohio Valley Bend Little League 13-10 They are aeheduled to play the last game of tbe season Wednesday at l at the Middleport Pool Park against the Minersville lDdians The Yankees have not been defeated this sea- ••• W'ahama Hi Grads Become Marshall Gri'd Candidates Funeral services ft:or Hany W Roush were held from the Ra· CJne Bapt1s.t Church, Monday, at 2 o'clock with the Rev Jobn Elwood, pastor of the Racine Metbodtst churcb offictatlns Spec1al music was provided by Mrs Lavenia Simps!ln, organist. Mrs Emma Salser and Mn. Mattie Circle, vocalists. Bunal was in the Letart Cemetery and pall bearers were Robe~ McKelvey, .Boone Weaver, Junwr Stewart. Hopper Roy, Jake Lee and Grover Salser Coming from out ~.Jf town for the services were Mr and Mrs. Arthur Banks an!:! sons, Wh!tesburg, Ky.; Mr. and Mra. Kyle Stump and fanuly, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fink aad Mr and Mrs. Dick Beegle, Akron; Mrs George 'Miller. Mrs. Brooks Beegle, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beegle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher and Mr. and Mrs Melvin Mill<!r and fam· ily all of New Bnghton, Pa.; Mra. Ell 1 R oush, Mr antl Mn. Cf!Yde Rousb and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roush, James FrederiCk and Clifford Beegle, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr and Mrs. Roy Cebrs and; lin. I Among the forty·two candi· dates for the Marshall College football team es:~ted to turn out for the ftrst day of practice Tbursdoy in Huntington .n-e Jlm Barton and Dick Athey, both Wahama Hig\, School graduates The former, who is the son of Mr and Mrs. Charlea Barton of Mason, is a senior and baa lettered lD football for the past two years at Marshall. lh '-· ey 15•- tu.;Ath son of .._A Cl 1 NMr. and Ha .BUa ayt.Un ey· o ew • lh' V. n and Wlll be a JU 01or IS year at tbe Huntington school. He let· Edith Webb, East Li\'erpool; Mn. tered last year in football . George Hazelett, Sahneville; llr. Both boys play end Barton is and Mrs George Barnett, Par~ers a 6-4, 220-pounder, ~bile Athey burg, W Va, Mr and Mrs. Ed Ups the scales at about 180 al:J.d ia Beegle, Zanesville and Wilbur 6-2. ' ___:.=:::...:;.::...:.:==Roush, Cleveland _ I i- Two Get Warning To Never Return ~ Manford Porter, 37, of Weet Hamlin, w. Va. and his part•!"· Earl Ray, ss. Hamlin, W. Va., both received pollc:e escort to Ute bus stal~orq Tuesday morning by Actin& lc:e wereChief warnedFrank "neverHudson eome into thi1 town agam." 'l'be .pair were incarcerated Monday night after their arrest tiy Pollee Officer Vaughn for "inv~ation". Their actions had aroused suspicion when they aought to sell a valuable wateh for a few dollars. •1•• Harry W. Roush Funeral Rites Held Monday Hood, Sauer Lead Financial , nr·tve For park Assocta. t•ton. I Milton Hood and Lewis H. Sauer were nam~d the m the the Middleport Inc., when tbe Monday night 1t Village Bruce Lloyd, prestdent, wu in charge of the meeUng .and reports were made by the various campaign workers. Hood and Sauer have turned in the largest number of 11hares sold to date and David Darst, Jr., treasurer, said that the_ complet.e 11.UI RIBBON WINNER Mra. James Titus, RuUand, past number of shares sold by the preside~;~t of the Middleport and entire group ts 264 with Rutland Garden. Clubs, past re still not through with their Jional director and state officer received three blue ribbons and I~•· ;Bell of Show owud at lbo Ohio. State Fair fiowt'r·abow lor abe bad ealered ur;;;-la . .. . ro.l' flajUI:o. · •' · fmancia:::i~:~~=:ia~~; near future Plans were made to &eed the baseball and aof diseussion held diamond of the type fe.,ce, back-stop and landscaping of the diamond and that area of the park was held by the membert:Members present were James Buchanon, Nan Moore, the Rev. C E Hoyt, Curtis Jenkinson. MLlton Hood, Lewis H. Dr K D Amsbary, David Bruce Lloyd, Eleanor SchaaL CINCINNATI, 0 . UJ>-J!:JIP, about steady: Fair demand COD· aumer A large 58-60; medium white 4~1. brown mix 48 Gl.1 Chicgens, steady, tradioa fryers 28-29: hens, heavy hens, hgbt l4-15i old roost.er1 1 ll Butter llO acoro, t11o eet111 ' �• • • I • Tuesday, August 30, 195~ The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Miadlee?rt, Ohlo ~ -- . " HOPING THE JUICE HOLDS OUT The Daily Sentinel Ohio 30, 1955 THE CARRIER 'FORRESTAL" JmUrf fOR SEA TESTS ~ . . :""""'·"• Middleport Personals The· Daily Sentinel • • .~.,~ . 01' ·~ MIIG$-MASON AUt Rich• rei S. Owen •• , • Gen. Mer, Publlshed evet'J afternoon ez.. ~pt Swldq by Tbe Oblo Valloy Selltlael, Inc.. .a.t 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy. 0 . Buslnw offlee phone 398, editorial offlee phone • 19'1. r · ..: Entered u second class mailf~ mjatt~ at the poat office at ' ..tlln>e:o;. Ohio. " .~. tfattO•al ai.J\rertlllnl repnsen· J:' ""ave;BqttineW Kimball, Inc. 343 "·' '·"·. ~<." ... ' ·- -- - - - - - Lexington Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y. Subscrtptton rates: Delivery t,.y carrier where avail•ble 3f) cents per week; one year in advance at The Daily Sentinel otflce, $15.60; si:l. mouths, $7 .80; tb.ree months, $3.90. By motor route where avaUable: one Jnot~tb, $1 By mall: one ye.ar $8; tix months, $4.25; three months, $2.&1; one J leaJBor S. ScbP.af. Middleport Society Editor - Phone 607Q .uewe Bearb~ Hawkins, Pomeroy Soclely F.dltor-·Phone 6244 ! The annual Carmel EUB Hom~· coming was held Sunday, August 28, at the church. A basket dinner w1l ·enjoyed at noon, follow· lng the m.ornin&: servtfe!. At 2 p. m. a prograM. w1s enjoyed by 11 large group or members and friends. The program consisted o,f music, church history and short talk&, which was in charge of the pastor, Rev. Richard Youn11 . . Tbe church hlatory was read by Eva Archer. Rev,.. L. R. Carmichael, · pastor of the South Webster EUB Church .poke brlelly to the ~roup on the chunh. month. $1. . l, ' .. ' • \ Q.,n~e - Or PhoQy? . :.IJ~t Pa~di'lts And Producers N Disagree On Planted Answers •· Middleport Society Ginther Funeral Services Held The Mt. Moriah Mi.ssionary Soclety will meet Thursday even · lng at the hOme of Mrs. Arnold Richards, South Second Annue, MMdleporl. The ninety-third birthday of Mrs. Catberine Burns wm be celebrated, quietly August 31 3t the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Walt'er HarrlB. AnothQr daughter, Mrs. Margaret Croushore, who had ' been here for ' a visit, has re· turned to her home in Colur:nbus. Rclatives ol Robert Stephenson a;athered at his home for a picnic Sunday noon. Gnests of Mr. and Mrs . Stephenson and their dau&h· ~er, Mr~ Carl Moore, were Mr. and Mnl. Walter lones, Hunting ~ tqn; Mr. and_ Mrs. I?· H. Gay, Mrs. Richar(l Pierce, Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. James· Stepbeqs.oD, Pomeroy. Joinjng the family gath· ering durin&: the afternoon weu Mr. and Mrs. John Sttphenson and William Stephenson, Middleport. ' Funeral services for Mrs. Edward Gi nth er were held from the Ewing Funeral Home, Saturday at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Roger Bishop, pastor of the EUB Church officiating. Burial was in the Beech Grove Cemetery and pallbearers were Martin BoyleS, Lawrence Ginther, Arthur Ginther, Harold Young, Elias Stiles and Delbert Brueh. Coming from out or town fol' the services were Mrs. Irene Jacobs, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. · Martm Boyles, Lawrence Ginther and Arthur Ginther ' fill of New Brighton, Pa.; Mrs. Eltzabeth t Youne. Monaca, Pa.; Harold Young, Walter Minge! , ·Rochester, Pa.; Mrs. Fred· Latham and ·daugh. ter, Barbara and Mr", Robert Pal· lettc, Warren and Mrs. Lois Pul· llns, Flatwoods. -------- Annual Homecoming . ' He,fd At Carmel EUB BY WILLIAM EWALD Moore• Entertain: At Chelte~Rd. Home Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore entertained with a six o'cloek dinner Thunday evening at their home, Cheater Road. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and grandchildren, Cindy Smith and Wayne JEulenbach of Kenosha, Wla., Mrs. Vern Davis, M~ddleport and the hosts and daUghters, Marlene and Lin· ' CARMEL da. The group were joined In the even'inli by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith and Larry, Mary Lou Jimmy and Carolyn, Laurel Cliff . and Mrs. John Smith and grand· daughter~ MeUnda Walter. Refreshments were served during the eveaing. FRIENDS NIGHT THUI&DAY Friends NiKht will be observed Thursday, Sept. 1, when ·the Evangeline Chapter, OES. meets. in regular !eulon at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Both obligation and Friend's Nigbt will be held and other Chapters have been Invited. ' BAKER FURNITURE ~$299.00 Ill = fOB 3 ROOMS Of New Furniture BAKER Want Rayburn Nomlnalod ' Bpecfcd to CtulrGt Preas A u . oclatioll ln& quite .erloualy that the Democratic presi-'enttul nominn· tloa ln 1868 lhould 1Q to House Speaker Sam Rayburn ot Texas. Thill U. their reuon)nr: ·; Barrlnl' a miracle, B\.even10n could not defeat Preaident Elaen· bOwer. Theretort, then 1upportera ot the former llllnoiH governor lft&lntaln, &teY4tn.eon ehould not be otre~d as a •·se.CI'Itlce" candlliate ln 191SO. Jn1tead, lhll group lnAistl, Ad1al ahould be "1aftd" tor 1960, when Ike e,an't run and the chances or a Demek.lratlc victory will. at leaat theo~ rettcally, have · been lncreaeed 1reatly, AI tor "Mr. Bam"The '1~-year-old Tenn Ia held In the hl(heat eat"m by virtually an Demoe:rat1, eaat, wnt, north. and lOUth. He 11 said to be nceptlve to the prell· dentlal nomination. Many Dlmbcr~LI believe he d111rvea It aa a trtbute to hit ~.P~-blembtht<l •o~year record u a national ftgure. Moreover, the &rJ'Ument (0411, even though the odda mlrht be heavily aplnat him, 1\aybum coukt do better aaaiftat Ike than other Dcmoc~at and hla ltaderlhlp of th.a tl<:ktt WO\Ild Improve the parly'l hopea o1 n~lnlpJ' control or ConJrtu even 'fhile ta!Jlnr t9 NOaptu~ the White HOUit. · · . · 1 anr • • • • WITH REOfJ-The early hop41 tor qul<lk Ubera~ tdln ot 41 American clvilllnl held captl'\te by Red Chln& t1av1 been d&IM4. IM.It ttlt Vnltecl St.tea hu no httentlon ot crdllng olt Ita talk8 •t oe,nev&. t'htto wu l teellnr ln Wuhington that the United Stattt would C!Ohtln¥e to PNt tht heat on Red China ht an •ftor~. to teat. the alncerlty o( Pelpl.n(~-and lndlreoU)' tht whole Communl.lt world'a-detlre to .... rtobal tentlona. · OOmtnU.nlat China took a propi!J&nd& lead before the Geneva parley pt und~ by releaatnr 11 United Statu tlyera •hot down In Ko"•· But DOW, United ltatea otfli:lals belltVI lhla was a ceaturo tle•lped 1o wr:a, eonoeulona trom thla coW'Itry. Thill arpment ll undtrecored by the tact that Communllt China hal 4we1lld at lanaf,h un Ita demand that 110me rs,ooo Chlne.11e 1tudent.a Ill the Uftlted 8t&tea tubmlt to queatkminl on wheLher they want to ntum .. their homeland. ' 'l'bt U. 8, hu •Ld then 1tudent1 Art tree to 10 It they wl11h, But tbll C!OUiltl)t will aot 1\lbmtt to their fordble repatriation. •• '• • • • • - (:ION"Oa£8810N'U RICALLt-Prtaldent Eisenhower'• repeated ~t1'1 &P.t M ma.t c:.U Coqreu back Into epoci&l •••ton lhla ttJ1 .PuUJt I'I\Oit WIUihlna10ft oftlclal1. ltn&tt le&dtrt are trfJiki:V arai.Jut the Idea units~ thtre Ia & ruJ emtl"''end)', all.boUih they MY they'll 10 alonlf with the Pruldent U , 111 ~t.l a tptOI&l ....Lon ll neceuary and prove• th&t It 11. • · fte ·nctDt 8oodl Ia the northea•t prompt11d Mr. !Jl.Mnhowe,.l ,....,... .,.clal ....son, :..tatement. Prevloualy, he had aald he may c:all • ~ black to WuhiDJton to 4e&l with houtlng ~!alation. ou't. be done, c:haaotl are the Preeldent will prue hllsptcial '1-• : • ~~- NPftil;& • * • . • . • . . ,J '1t; ~l'N'• MISIJION..,...\VIth Congre11 reeeued and a lar1e part , • ., ~Wt.Jh,lftlton ' flit Albini or globe-trottlnf, M,11'1lyn N('lnf9e 11 . :. ..outtuial" j•tt to Moaeow hu been the maJor .,uro.r ot ,, 1: I Ill I"' e.plta). ,·~ ~ ~~ M'c"!"' D!!lclal b&eklnc lor her contem• ii;,jftoj! !riJi. ilnal GIPiolllf.Pe oxporto jokq>aly call It · .<... ...,.. ~~ of Y,. •uG<f7·1naddy Alatlonahtp bt· .:. Whot'lo, Mott-'• . t,_., ' _,.t~ ·wat. , ,......., tiT'S iXPtO~e DHiO ..· . • ' ' , 0. Tile BrWallll Cemer In MiddlepOrt most people money. The mail br{.ught a letter containing $37 and a note: 'tiere's part of the money back." ·-· Stay-At-Home Can Find · Relief From, Hay Fever. ·,··'r·:·· , .: . . ' . '' ly HIJ¥AIIILIUIIDISIII.JU. · . ··~·'· IP roo llato hay !nor Of . by travel I• Impossible. ' ' ' t~ " jl ••u.rn. ......s bJ rarwelldl-t.l!4 II • lol you - do, II )'9U ' • holly bank ac:count.-li"a. rei&~ home, to rolleYe your oympt . uvely allnpll maltor to ~~ rid _Duzlaq lho SOCUOD of your l)'mptoma. J'ut lake • DeienaiUzaUon ahotl rna)' t~tlll lrlp )Dio a rapoocl·lree .,... and help you. Whllo lt'l beoiiO be1111 n~aln therw unW tM nuon 11 auch treatmeftt from alJ to U: over. week• . An ~m list with your buddy pro· gram has been inaugurated by the Navy Recruiting Service. The purpose of this program is tc provide for t:'le enlistment in t he Regular Navy of smaU groups of approximately· three or four individuals. lt is felt that this -program wlU ass ist young men during their transitional period when they are adjusting themselves from a · civilian status to a mill· tary status while undergo ing in· doctrination at the nnvai training center. All men enlistlng in Ihis program can be assured by the Navy 1 Recruiter that they will, to the maximum extent fea sible, undergo training together. The Navy Recruitl't invites those young men who would like to enlist under this program to . contact him in the Post Office, Parkersburg, or the Masonic Hall Pomeroy on Fridays. BY MRS. EBER PICKENS The attendance at BunHay School Sunday was 37. Miss Buelah Rose o! Columbus spent a week with Mr . an~ Mrs. E. 0. Taggart. · Rev. and Mrs. llerbert Harri<; and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cnlnmins and children of Athens spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Taggart. / Mr. and Mrs. ·Bill Hoback And children, Mrs. Ethel Hoback spent the weekend with relatives at Columbus. Miss Gl-ace Smith or New Brighton, Pa ., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Se!llcrs aild Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens . .Mr. and Mrs. ' Charles Arnold and dHughters, Dorothy, Martha and Mary Arnold visited Sunday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence SwaUger, ol!or ,.rup. too. 1 aUttea, btl !ever vlcttma considerable SlaiiiBt Date , nll!lf, althou1b they have U\Ue or no 'alue In treattna: utbma. Betwem 70 U\d 80 per cent of the 41b. 59c o,_ Kolly •• , 1• tM p.\otHI flookl POMEBO:A omo ·· lt~s u. . . ·.•'' - ' In a .New · car field I -,.r Luxury hard lop with 4 cloors .. , • the brllllanl new l\llnely..Elthl DtLux• that goes rilht Into your proiJpect'• home -------------· ~--- SENTINEL ADVERTISING -~--- '111111HI "ROCICIT - · , , A J - ANOTHER WAY TO 'DJS~LAV' YOUR GOODS AND SERVJCES Pw COOl llrlvl~tl .-. : pt •n •• W. Main Street . . a11 yy twM:I or , ,·,· • •• ' 1'1' ';~ I ·.., OIDIMOIIU IIIALU'I - - - - - - - - - - - - - -•. .KARR and VAN ZAN .DT MOTOR SALES AIR·CONDIIIONID OLDIMOIIUI Annrer: Stlftneoe 11117 be due lht lolnta: lq oome 4llll\ltbanee Ql the mu'scles or ot the connective FINEST Jnveal weeldy In a 'c!loplay taee' ur;, lJ quite atltl, l8 t'hla. a . llf~ltlo <I' lnii._1IUII~tlori . FIRST AND . Ollliroly now fteld of 4-door bardtopa, here's the finest of ali-OldamohUo'o Ninoty•Eight DOI.tuo Holiday Sodanl Jt'o tho ultimote U. look• aad luxury-with oo eonter poet to nw tho omart oweop of lte convonible·liko lia.witb stunning interior elegance-with maneloua~paciOUIDell and con~ And thio car i• oqu.Uy diotinctivo 1ft action,., !or'ibe famed "Rocket" 202 Encin• make• going •mootber and th.U ovor. V"toit our obowroom ruul try it • .'. You aeed ·to dllp~y tbe merchandloe to help sell,It. r;lJ!l of old age or had.entn,~ of . Ill" ~n••' lo ' ..r... olate. olio lor a wbllt and. when ~tttn& 1.661 Uncola Hts. Phone 308 .No other car 6ko it-anywberol For in tho Thot are in the bock raom btlJ>Iul. . lion, llle atartln1 data It around Dark GJ-oo september 1. Tbt btavleat eon.. ·ln,JecUons of a.dr«lau.... centratton lll found ln Central apraylnc a. eoluUon of adrenr.Une nunols and Central Indiana. lnto JOUr noae mllh~ alJo help. A Plea»nt."' 'fO:l'VI prob&bJr would help you ucape the rq· weed ..... a~"'q! .~ron, oonconlratlono of n h&ve b,een mouurod u · uch u SO mnea out over Lako Mlchtaan. And eurJ onea 1n i whlle, ll.rP MAX WAll D \ HARD to Sell Goods tv":'~'.!:':.' J!i:~=~ S.O Vo- "- SIMON'S MARKET Tht rapotd aouon m lht po.llenll laking tlleat powerful Central l'lolna Blatoa belm. antlhlatamlnea ha,.. tound tllem The South and Boutb Eastern Borio ·acld waahea and eyedrop1 oectlona or tho countrJ p\ lh•lr UIUAlly rellevo ltehlnl of your heavleat c:onaen.tkln · or the t)'U. Dart aJ.al3ea · probably are pollen bei\Dhlftl lleptember 11. a4ollablt, also. ,And lht Bouthml endl o! lho QGJITIOH AHD AJ!IWD Gulf Statel an htt OCtober 1. H. M. a.: If a penon 88 years bara, attended the Blackwe1J Re- left today for Winnipe.,, ·:'anada, Suoday. Bill Dant will be a unloa at tho borne of Mr. ond wbere her hUJbanrl, ar. 1ttorney, lor at Ohio State Univer.tQ lin. :Wayne Wingett. Athen1 trill be stationed for three moD- fall and arrangement~ ware Road, Sunday. Sa:m Blackwell, ~· tlu, Mn. Forla ia tbe dllughter of for hil room tor tbe wilder. Dover; wu tbe lut of the orlga1111 famJly and be and biJ wife .were preseat for the reunion. Saturday night, Mr1. Wingett, hoeteu for lhe pthering, was talcea to Sheltering A;rm• HOipi· tal wben ehe became Ill but the plaDS for tbe reunlon were carried out ae planned. Mr. and Mn. Vernon Weber i and. son, Dennis, spe.nt Saturday al the State Fair and their youn- I ger children, Dean, Dallal and . ./ Donna, atayed wib their grandWILL IE.-., parenbl, Mr · and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan. Mr. •nd Mra. Jameti Buchanon and daughters, Lynn and Nancy, have returned from a motor !-'1P to Nags' Head, N. C.; wm. Jamsburg, Va., and .'~orktown, Va. Mr.- and Mrs. Pbili~ Freeman, who have bePn stay'~'n~g~~·~t-~th~e~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.. Chic n' Charming are pretty !reo ol lhll annoyJni the J>&tlento. pollen. Othll' ~~· of the coun- Antlhlstamlne drup auch u trJ. lib aorlh~ J(~:· and ...,.dry! or lhepborln m1111t live otber IPI ~111&8 q!Y, have been here for apartment of Mrs. Lillian Steift, Mr. and Mn. C. P. Dutton, eeteral weeD durint her Ulneu. Second A venue, have returned dleport. Mr. and lira. David Mr.•,aDd M.n. Jtmerson Jones to their home in Florida. llld aaugbten, Sharon aDd Bar· Mn. Georee Faris, Colwnbu1, and aon, 8111, were lo .ColiUDI~ ROLANOUS before Ule atlercy IIUOD Tilt Wll~ !lalet. ~Orilla, beJilna, treatment ~urlng lilt II&• Ol'eKOn, Wl.lhlnirton and Nenda, .Cu wtll aid about to per c:ent of ne'rtatn ZION fHI U. I. N A V Y ' I - - - . . . _ lbo Se&,.lf (left) ODd lfoalll~~>, ano ~ I<W ; , .... lint limo, .. "'tholr builder, &lectrlo Boot cllvloloe "' _ .. ...,......., Ill Grvton. o-. Tiro - - 11 boJr1C lilted out ldlow~Dc July 21 louDcbloc. ,., lfutlluo lo ID tor a . - . - over11u1. A lblllllt1111der c:onotnactloo, llv• olllenlaroo....,.._ (1~ PURE PORK LARD ...... . r ..,., ~l!!!l!l)ltilf~~~.J ~> my new is eonvinced are honest-well, rather honest. Kosinski caahed a check for $M.2, and found out it had been stolen so be figured he had lost the LOOK! ·~;..llliit lril)!, W!Ut l4ftlllt-l•·•~"~· the laot . ' ~ ~' ~· --· ~ Whlltlt at MIA Monroe wo~ld e_atl.blllh~ oat . 'amOunt4 cf po11en art 4tpqett.ed ~~~known a1 :llb~sltiJ. pn ahlJll even tatt~r out at aea. j ,~rtfulexamtna.tlon ta requlrtd 1.• -.,itJ ~ Mtual tnttNit 1MtWten theat. aad. ~~rl~ . FQI' molt dt 111, hoWtver, tacape l to ftnd tht nutt. It ·. . : ~ .- ""'~!!J' ~~ ~-kof f~! ~ ... (Qopfl'l£:.t, IN.. C.~,~ IJUIIMI, lu.J . 'J! · SOME HONESTY RACINE, Wis. UP-Steve Kos- FREBDBLIVDY ·wAOIJ.INOTON- SOme admirer• or Adlai E. Stevenson are argu- e BA.ROAININO --- FURNITURE l Some Ste¥tnaon Aclmlrert BY BETTY CARLETON Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush and son, Wa)'ne, spent Sunday with Mr. aod Mrs. Aten Shain· of Pome· roy. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Kreiber and sons and nephew, Rnland Bodine of Youngstown, spent the week end with Mr. and Mn. Edson Roush and family. Stephen Sweps~on and David Morehead of Columbus spent severa) days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee and family. Mrs. Alden Springer and two ehlldren of Virginia is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Moore and son. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and . family of Wisconsin and M.rs. Lawrence Smith and two grand· children of Laurel Cliff were din· ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dna Smith and family recent!}•. "l"'li'. an 1 d ml1!i . w~a~cen R ose an d family sJ)eht 'SU.ndaJ. With Mr. and ~~- Dean 'l!!ktlaf!ll" ind son, Col· umbus. Mr. and Mrs . Dean Brinker and ·tmd Mrs. Hayman Barnltz and sons attended the Homecoming at Mt. 'Zion, W. Va., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs1 George Perry and family, Dexter, spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Helen Perry and son, Danny. Navy Inaugurates New·Enlistment Plan For Buddies Stewart Harrlt and .on, Dlcll, chued trom Mr . and Mrs. Robert and P'rank Gothard ad:endrd tbe Turner recently . StaLe Fair, Sunda)' . Mra. Jama Jobb and th"~ Mrs. William Robaon. Mn. children, Richland, Va., are viJL. Clifford Cunnli'Jibam an4 two tina: btr silten, Mn. WUHam sons are in Columbu.J on but~· Morrll, Mra. Branch nemiq and. neu today . Mrt. Charlea Mull-en, and their Mr ~. C. R. YounJ aod Mn. Em· famille.1. rna Bland attended tb~ lnatalll· Mr. and Mn. Gordon Harrla tion of the Rev. HaP, at the For· and 10 na , Nicky and Jimmy, reeat Run Baptist Church Sumt.1 · turned to Columbw thiJ weelr. Special music at the service wu after Yl&ltine their parents, Mr. presented by a Columbus eholr. and Mn. Rr::bert Harris and Mr . Janell and Joellen, small dau· C. M. Henneuy . Mr. and Mra. Jack Harrill and the boys were at the ghtcra of Mr. and Mn. White, Washington Courthou.se, Ghurch Camp at Lopn Hill arc visiting their grandmother,! while the parent.a were Junlor Mrs. o.· H. Stewart, and great CouncUlors and Nlck7 rematDed aunt, Mrs. Sarah Problt, tor a for •n addiUonal week at the week . Mr. and Mn. White (Doro. camp. Gilbert Ervin hu returned to thy Nell Stewart) brougbt the girls here Sunday. Columbus, after spending a week Mrs. Minnie George, 84, 11 erl· witb hls parenta, !ltr. and Mn. tically ill at Holzer· Hoapitll af. Ben Ervin, at lbe borne of Mr. ter surger; Friday morning. Mn. and Mn. WW11m Robson. Wilberlne W'Uea, Columbus, and Mrs. A. W. McKay wu called Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kesinger, Ak,. to Parlr.ertbUrl Friday, by tb.e ron, were called here by her ill· death of her n'ephew, David Hutcbinson, 89. Funeral aervicet ness. Mrs. Branch Fleming and her were held Saturday aDd David niece, Cinda Morris, have r& Miller, a coUJin of Kr. Butcbin· turned from visiting relatives in aon, ·attended the serriee and Dayton and Columbus . broulbt Mr1. MeKay home. Mr. and Mrs. WUi Reynotcfl Mrs. Ernest Jonea and daugb. have moved to the property 011 ·ter, Carol Jean, Akron, IJ'e vbl· Palmer Street which they PW'<'. ·.timt her mother, Mrs. ~rl Lama, Mr. ond 111'1. lobn Fultz and ··and her aliter, Mia Jean Lama. daUghter, Anita Marie, and llr. and ·Mn. Joe Younc, Jr., •ad BY MRS. WILLIAM CoOK children, Joe m and Mi!liDJ.e, atZion Sunday School attendance tended the State Fair lo Col.uJn.. 7~. bus Sunday and atopped for a Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swaawer picti.lc breakfast at the Wucasvisited Monday eveainK with Mr. ter Part. Mr. and Mrs. Willil Anthony and Mrs. Lyle Hysell. Mrs. Harry Stratton is attending spent. the weekebd with relacamp meeting at Circlevil1e, 0., Uvea tn Lancaster. Mr. aDd .Mrs. George Sti.nard a delegate representing the Hiland Chapel Church of Christ in Chris- and daugher, Fraote&, Akron, have been visiting Mrs. Clara tian Union. Paul Reibel of Atberis spent the Murray. Mr . and 'Mrs. Clarence Cllre atweekend with Mr. and Mrs. CJar· tended the weddirog of her sister, encc Swauger. Misa Shirley Dickson, to Robert Harry Hinds vi~ited several Martin at the Chureh of Chrl&t days with his aunt, Mrs. Bertha at New Matamoras, Ohio. Pownall or Pomeroy. . Mrs. Frances Ewing wu reMrs. Raymond Arnold and dau· turned to her borne Monday, ghter, Annie visited Wednesday _ter belng a surglcal patient afat with Mrs. Car) Scherbarth and Holzer HospitaL Her doughier. Mrs. Cora Lee. Mn. William Davis, and children, PHONE «85 Pomeroy, Ohlll i. -~~~ - 1 1 u PanrHJS ''TIIAT SINGING UGI". MISS PAm PAll•'-_---------· ' ' ''ill• . ·. �• • • I • Tuesday, August 30, 195~ The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Miadlee?rt, Ohlo ~ -- . " HOPING THE JUICE HOLDS OUT The Daily Sentinel Ohio 30, 1955 THE CARRIER 'FORRESTAL" JmUrf fOR SEA TESTS ~ . . :""""'·"• Middleport Personals The· Daily Sentinel • • .~.,~ . 01' ·~ MIIG$-MASON AUt Rich• rei S. Owen •• , • Gen. Mer, Publlshed evet'J afternoon ez.. ~pt Swldq by Tbe Oblo Valloy Selltlael, Inc.. .a.t 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy. 0 . Buslnw offlee phone 398, editorial offlee phone • 19'1. r · ..: Entered u second class mailf~ mjatt~ at the poat office at ' ..tlln>e:o;. Ohio. " .~. tfattO•al ai.J\rertlllnl repnsen· J:' ""ave;BqttineW Kimball, Inc. 343 "·' '·"·. ~<." ... ' ·- -- - - - - - Lexington Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y. Subscrtptton rates: Delivery t,.y carrier where avail•ble 3f) cents per week; one year in advance at The Daily Sentinel otflce, $15.60; si:l. mouths, $7 .80; tb.ree months, $3.90. By motor route where avaUable: one Jnot~tb, $1 By mall: one ye.ar $8; tix months, $4.25; three months, $2.&1; one J leaJBor S. ScbP.af. Middleport Society Editor - Phone 607Q .uewe Bearb~ Hawkins, Pomeroy Soclely F.dltor-·Phone 6244 ! The annual Carmel EUB Hom~· coming was held Sunday, August 28, at the church. A basket dinner w1l ·enjoyed at noon, follow· lng the m.ornin&: servtfe!. At 2 p. m. a prograM. w1s enjoyed by 11 large group or members and friends. The program consisted o,f music, church history and short talk&, which was in charge of the pastor, Rev. Richard Youn11 . . Tbe church hlatory was read by Eva Archer. Rev,.. L. R. Carmichael, · pastor of the South Webster EUB Church .poke brlelly to the ~roup on the chunh. month. $1. . l, ' .. ' • \ Q.,n~e - Or PhoQy? . :.IJ~t Pa~di'lts And Producers N Disagree On Planted Answers •· Middleport Society Ginther Funeral Services Held The Mt. Moriah Mi.ssionary Soclety will meet Thursday even · lng at the hOme of Mrs. Arnold Richards, South Second Annue, MMdleporl. The ninety-third birthday of Mrs. Catberine Burns wm be celebrated, quietly August 31 3t the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Walt'er HarrlB. AnothQr daughter, Mrs. Margaret Croushore, who had ' been here for ' a visit, has re· turned to her home in Colur:nbus. Rclatives ol Robert Stephenson a;athered at his home for a picnic Sunday noon. Gnests of Mr. and Mrs . Stephenson and their dau&h· ~er, Mr~ Carl Moore, were Mr. and Mnl. Walter lones, Hunting ~ tqn; Mr. and_ Mrs. I?· H. Gay, Mrs. Richar(l Pierce, Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. James· Stepbeqs.oD, Pomeroy. Joinjng the family gath· ering durin&: the afternoon weu Mr. and Mrs. John Sttphenson and William Stephenson, Middleport. ' Funeral services for Mrs. Edward Gi nth er were held from the Ewing Funeral Home, Saturday at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Roger Bishop, pastor of the EUB Church officiating. Burial was in the Beech Grove Cemetery and pallbearers were Martin BoyleS, Lawrence Ginther, Arthur Ginther, Harold Young, Elias Stiles and Delbert Brueh. Coming from out or town fol' the services were Mrs. Irene Jacobs, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. · Martm Boyles, Lawrence Ginther and Arthur Ginther ' fill of New Brighton, Pa.; Mrs. Eltzabeth t Youne. Monaca, Pa.; Harold Young, Walter Minge! , ·Rochester, Pa.; Mrs. Fred· Latham and ·daugh. ter, Barbara and Mr", Robert Pal· lettc, Warren and Mrs. Lois Pul· llns, Flatwoods. -------- Annual Homecoming . ' He,fd At Carmel EUB BY WILLIAM EWALD Moore• Entertain: At Chelte~Rd. Home Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore entertained with a six o'cloek dinner Thunday evening at their home, Cheater Road. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and grandchildren, Cindy Smith and Wayne JEulenbach of Kenosha, Wla., Mrs. Vern Davis, M~ddleport and the hosts and daUghters, Marlene and Lin· ' CARMEL da. The group were joined In the even'inli by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith and Larry, Mary Lou Jimmy and Carolyn, Laurel Cliff . and Mrs. John Smith and grand· daughter~ MeUnda Walter. Refreshments were served during the eveaing. FRIENDS NIGHT THUI&DAY Friends NiKht will be observed Thursday, Sept. 1, when ·the Evangeline Chapter, OES. meets. in regular !eulon at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Both obligation and Friend's Nigbt will be held and other Chapters have been Invited. ' BAKER FURNITURE ~$299.00 Ill = fOB 3 ROOMS Of New Furniture BAKER Want Rayburn Nomlnalod ' Bpecfcd to CtulrGt Preas A u . oclatioll ln& quite .erloualy that the Democratic presi-'enttul nominn· tloa ln 1868 lhould 1Q to House Speaker Sam Rayburn ot Texas. Thill U. their reuon)nr: ·; Barrlnl' a miracle, B\.even10n could not defeat Preaident Elaen· bOwer. Theretort, then 1upportera ot the former llllnoiH governor lft&lntaln, &teY4tn.eon ehould not be otre~d as a •·se.CI'Itlce" candlliate ln 191SO. Jn1tead, lhll group lnAistl, Ad1al ahould be "1aftd" tor 1960, when Ike e,an't run and the chances or a Demek.lratlc victory will. at leaat theo~ rettcally, have · been lncreaeed 1reatly, AI tor "Mr. Bam"The '1~-year-old Tenn Ia held In the hl(heat eat"m by virtually an Demoe:rat1, eaat, wnt, north. and lOUth. He 11 said to be nceptlve to the prell· dentlal nomination. Many Dlmbcr~LI believe he d111rvea It aa a trtbute to hit ~.P~-blembtht<l •o~year record u a national ftgure. Moreover, the &rJ'Ument (0411, even though the odda mlrht be heavily aplnat him, 1\aybum coukt do better aaaiftat Ike than other Dcmoc~at and hla ltaderlhlp of th.a tl<:ktt WO\Ild Improve the parly'l hopea o1 n~lnlpJ' control or ConJrtu even 'fhile ta!Jlnr t9 NOaptu~ the White HOUit. · · . · 1 anr • • • • WITH REOfJ-The early hop41 tor qul<lk Ubera~ tdln ot 41 American clvilllnl held captl'\te by Red Chln& t1av1 been d&IM4. IM.It ttlt Vnltecl St.tea hu no httentlon ot crdllng olt Ita talk8 •t oe,nev&. t'htto wu l teellnr ln Wuhington that the United Stattt would C!Ohtln¥e to PNt tht heat on Red China ht an •ftor~. to teat. the alncerlty o( Pelpl.n(~-and lndlreoU)' tht whole Communl.lt world'a-detlre to .... rtobal tentlona. · OOmtnU.nlat China took a propi!J&nd& lead before the Geneva parley pt und~ by releaatnr 11 United Statu tlyera •hot down In Ko"•· But DOW, United ltatea otfli:lals belltVI lhla was a ceaturo tle•lped 1o wr:a, eonoeulona trom thla coW'Itry. Thill arpment ll undtrecored by the tact that Communllt China hal 4we1lld at lanaf,h un Ita demand that 110me rs,ooo Chlne.11e 1tudent.a Ill the Uftlted 8t&tea tubmlt to queatkminl on wheLher they want to ntum .. their homeland. ' 'l'bt U. 8, hu •Ld then 1tudent1 Art tree to 10 It they wl11h, But tbll C!OUiltl)t will aot 1\lbmtt to their fordble repatriation. •• '• • • • • - (:ION"Oa£8810N'U RICALLt-Prtaldent Eisenhower'• repeated ~t1'1 &P.t M ma.t c:.U Coqreu back Into epoci&l •••ton lhla ttJ1 .PuUJt I'I\Oit WIUihlna10ft oftlclal1. ltn&tt le&dtrt are trfJiki:V arai.Jut the Idea units~ thtre Ia & ruJ emtl"''end)', all.boUih they MY they'll 10 alonlf with the Pruldent U , 111 ~t.l a tptOI&l ....Lon ll neceuary and prove• th&t It 11. • · fte ·nctDt 8oodl Ia the northea•t prompt11d Mr. !Jl.Mnhowe,.l ,....,... .,.clal ....son, :..tatement. Prevloualy, he had aald he may c:all • ~ black to WuhiDJton to 4e&l with houtlng ~!alation. ou't. be done, c:haaotl are the Preeldent will prue hllsptcial '1-• : • ~~- NPftil;& • * • . • . • . . ,J '1t; ~l'N'• MISIJION..,...\VIth Congre11 reeeued and a lar1e part , • ., ~Wt.Jh,lftlton ' flit Albini or globe-trottlnf, M,11'1lyn N('lnf9e 11 . :. ..outtuial" j•tt to Moaeow hu been the maJor .,uro.r ot ,, 1: I Ill I"' e.plta). ,·~ ~ ~~ M'c"!"' D!!lclal b&eklnc lor her contem• ii;,jftoj! !riJi. ilnal GIPiolllf.Pe oxporto jokq>aly call It · .<... ...,.. ~~ of Y,. •uG<f7·1naddy Alatlonahtp bt· .:. Whot'lo, Mott-'• . t,_., ' _,.t~ ·wat. , ,......., tiT'S iXPtO~e DHiO ..· . • ' ' , 0. Tile BrWallll Cemer In MiddlepOrt most people money. The mail br{.ught a letter containing $37 and a note: 'tiere's part of the money back." ·-· Stay-At-Home Can Find · Relief From, Hay Fever. ·,··'r·:·· , .: . . ' . '' ly HIJ¥AIIILIUIIDISIII.JU. · . ··~·'· IP roo llato hay !nor Of . by travel I• Impossible. ' ' ' t~ " jl ••u.rn. ......s bJ rarwelldl-t.l!4 II • lol you - do, II )'9U ' • holly bank ac:count.-li"a. rei&~ home, to rolleYe your oympt . uvely allnpll maltor to ~~ rid _Duzlaq lho SOCUOD of your l)'mptoma. J'ut lake • DeienaiUzaUon ahotl rna)' t~tlll lrlp )Dio a rapoocl·lree .,... and help you. Whllo lt'l beoiiO be1111 n~aln therw unW tM nuon 11 auch treatmeftt from alJ to U: over. week• . An ~m list with your buddy pro· gram has been inaugurated by the Navy Recruiting Service. The purpose of this program is tc provide for t:'le enlistment in t he Regular Navy of smaU groups of approximately· three or four individuals. lt is felt that this -program wlU ass ist young men during their transitional period when they are adjusting themselves from a · civilian status to a mill· tary status while undergo ing in· doctrination at the nnvai training center. All men enlistlng in Ihis program can be assured by the Navy 1 Recruiter that they will, to the maximum extent fea sible, undergo training together. The Navy Recruitl't invites those young men who would like to enlist under this program to . contact him in the Post Office, Parkersburg, or the Masonic Hall Pomeroy on Fridays. BY MRS. EBER PICKENS The attendance at BunHay School Sunday was 37. Miss Buelah Rose o! Columbus spent a week with Mr . an~ Mrs. E. 0. Taggart. · Rev. and Mrs. llerbert Harri<; and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cnlnmins and children of Athens spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Taggart. / Mr. and Mrs. ·Bill Hoback And children, Mrs. Ethel Hoback spent the weekend with relatives at Columbus. Miss Gl-ace Smith or New Brighton, Pa ., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Se!llcrs aild Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens . .Mr. and Mrs. ' Charles Arnold and dHughters, Dorothy, Martha and Mary Arnold visited Sunday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence SwaUger, ol!or ,.rup. too. 1 aUttea, btl !ever vlcttma considerable SlaiiiBt Date , nll!lf, althou1b they have U\Ue or no 'alue In treattna: utbma. Betwem 70 U\d 80 per cent of the 41b. 59c o,_ Kolly •• , 1• tM p.\otHI flookl POMEBO:A omo ·· lt~s u. . . ·.•'' - ' In a .New · car field I -,.r Luxury hard lop with 4 cloors .. , • the brllllanl new l\llnely..Elthl DtLux• that goes rilht Into your proiJpect'• home -------------· ~--- SENTINEL ADVERTISING -~--- '111111HI "ROCICIT - · , , A J - ANOTHER WAY TO 'DJS~LAV' YOUR GOODS AND SERVJCES Pw COOl llrlvl~tl .-. : pt •n •• W. Main Street . . a11 yy twM:I or , ,·,· • •• ' 1'1' ';~ I ·.., OIDIMOIIU IIIALU'I - - - - - - - - - - - - - -•. .KARR and VAN ZAN .DT MOTOR SALES AIR·CONDIIIONID OLDIMOIIUI Annrer: Stlftneoe 11117 be due lht lolnta: lq oome 4llll\ltbanee Ql the mu'scles or ot the connective FINEST Jnveal weeldy In a 'c!loplay taee' ur;, lJ quite atltl, l8 t'hla. a . llf~ltlo <I' lnii._1IUII~tlori . FIRST AND . Ollliroly now fteld of 4-door bardtopa, here's the finest of ali-OldamohUo'o Ninoty•Eight DOI.tuo Holiday Sodanl Jt'o tho ultimote U. look• aad luxury-with oo eonter poet to nw tho omart oweop of lte convonible·liko lia.witb stunning interior elegance-with maneloua~paciOUIDell and con~ And thio car i• oqu.Uy diotinctivo 1ft action,., !or'ibe famed "Rocket" 202 Encin• make• going •mootber and th.U ovor. V"toit our obowroom ruul try it • .'. You aeed ·to dllp~y tbe merchandloe to help sell,It. r;lJ!l of old age or had.entn,~ of . Ill" ~n••' lo ' ..r... olate. olio lor a wbllt and. when ~tttn& 1.661 Uncola Hts. Phone 308 .No other car 6ko it-anywberol For in tho Thot are in the bock raom btlJ>Iul. . lion, llle atartln1 data It around Dark GJ-oo september 1. Tbt btavleat eon.. ·ln,JecUons of a.dr«lau.... centratton lll found ln Central apraylnc a. eoluUon of adrenr.Une nunols and Central Indiana. lnto JOUr noae mllh~ alJo help. A Plea»nt."' 'fO:l'VI prob&bJr would help you ucape the rq· weed ..... a~"'q! .~ron, oonconlratlono of n h&ve b,een mouurod u · uch u SO mnea out over Lako Mlchtaan. And eurJ onea 1n i whlle, ll.rP MAX WAll D \ HARD to Sell Goods tv":'~'.!:':.' J!i:~=~ S.O Vo- "- SIMON'S MARKET Tht rapotd aouon m lht po.llenll laking tlleat powerful Central l'lolna Blatoa belm. antlhlatamlnea ha,.. tound tllem The South and Boutb Eastern Borio ·acld waahea and eyedrop1 oectlona or tho countrJ p\ lh•lr UIUAlly rellevo ltehlnl of your heavleat c:onaen.tkln · or the t)'U. Dart aJ.al3ea · probably are pollen bei\Dhlftl lleptember 11. a4ollablt, also. ,And lht Bouthml endl o! lho QGJITIOH AHD AJ!IWD Gulf Statel an htt OCtober 1. H. M. a.: If a penon 88 years bara, attended the Blackwe1J Re- left today for Winnipe.,, ·:'anada, Suoday. Bill Dant will be a unloa at tho borne of Mr. ond wbere her hUJbanrl, ar. 1ttorney, lor at Ohio State Univer.tQ lin. :Wayne Wingett. Athen1 trill be stationed for three moD- fall and arrangement~ ware Road, Sunday. Sa:m Blackwell, ~· tlu, Mn. Forla ia tbe dllughter of for hil room tor tbe wilder. Dover; wu tbe lut of the orlga1111 famJly and be and biJ wife .were preseat for the reunion. Saturday night, Mr1. Wingett, hoeteu for lhe pthering, was talcea to Sheltering A;rm• HOipi· tal wben ehe became Ill but the plaDS for tbe reunlon were carried out ae planned. Mr. and Mn. Vernon Weber i and. son, Dennis, spe.nt Saturday al the State Fair and their youn- I ger children, Dean, Dallal and . ./ Donna, atayed wib their grandWILL IE.-., parenbl, Mr · and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan. Mr. •nd Mra. Jameti Buchanon and daughters, Lynn and Nancy, have returned from a motor !-'1P to Nags' Head, N. C.; wm. Jamsburg, Va., and .'~orktown, Va. Mr.- and Mrs. Pbili~ Freeman, who have bePn stay'~'n~g~~·~t-~th~e~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.. Chic n' Charming are pretty !reo ol lhll annoyJni the J>&tlento. pollen. Othll' ~~· of the coun- Antlhlstamlne drup auch u trJ. lib aorlh~ J(~:· and ...,.dry! or lhepborln m1111t live otber IPI ~111&8 q!Y, have been here for apartment of Mrs. Lillian Steift, Mr. and Mn. C. P. Dutton, eeteral weeD durint her Ulneu. Second A venue, have returned dleport. Mr. and lira. David Mr.•,aDd M.n. Jtmerson Jones to their home in Florida. llld aaugbten, Sharon aDd Bar· Mn. Georee Faris, Colwnbu1, and aon, 8111, were lo .ColiUDI~ ROLANOUS before Ule atlercy IIUOD Tilt Wll~ !lalet. ~Orilla, beJilna, treatment ~urlng lilt II&• Ol'eKOn, Wl.lhlnirton and Nenda, .Cu wtll aid about to per c:ent of ne'rtatn ZION fHI U. I. N A V Y ' I - - - . . . _ lbo Se&,.lf (left) ODd lfoalll~~>, ano ~ I<W ; , .... lint limo, .. "'tholr builder, &lectrlo Boot cllvloloe "' _ .. ...,......., Ill Grvton. o-. Tiro - - 11 boJr1C lilted out ldlow~Dc July 21 louDcbloc. ,., lfutlluo lo ID tor a . - . - over11u1. A lblllllt1111der c:onotnactloo, llv• olllenlaroo....,.._ (1~ PURE PORK LARD ...... . r ..,., ~l!!!l!l)ltilf~~~.J ~> my new is eonvinced are honest-well, rather honest. Kosinski caahed a check for $M.2, and found out it had been stolen so be figured he had lost the LOOK! ·~;..llliit lril)!, W!Ut l4ftlllt-l•·•~"~· the laot . ' ~ ~' ~· --· ~ Whlltlt at MIA Monroe wo~ld e_atl.blllh~ oat . 'amOunt4 cf po11en art 4tpqett.ed ~~~known a1 :llb~sltiJ. pn ahlJll even tatt~r out at aea. j ,~rtfulexamtna.tlon ta requlrtd 1.• -.,itJ ~ Mtual tnttNit 1MtWten theat. aad. ~~rl~ . FQI' molt dt 111, hoWtver, tacape l to ftnd tht nutt. It ·. . : ~ .- ""'~!!J' ~~ ~-kof f~! ~ ... (Qopfl'l£:.t, IN.. C.~,~ IJUIIMI, lu.J . 'J! · SOME HONESTY RACINE, Wis. UP-Steve Kos- FREBDBLIVDY ·wAOIJ.INOTON- SOme admirer• or Adlai E. Stevenson are argu- e BA.ROAININO --- FURNITURE l Some Ste¥tnaon Aclmlrert BY BETTY CARLETON Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush and son, Wa)'ne, spent Sunday with Mr. aod Mrs. Aten Shain· of Pome· roy. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Kreiber and sons and nephew, Rnland Bodine of Youngstown, spent the week end with Mr. and Mn. Edson Roush and family. Stephen Sweps~on and David Morehead of Columbus spent severa) days with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee and family. Mrs. Alden Springer and two ehlldren of Virginia is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Moore and son. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and . family of Wisconsin and M.rs. Lawrence Smith and two grand· children of Laurel Cliff were din· ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dna Smith and family recent!}•. "l"'li'. an 1 d ml1!i . w~a~cen R ose an d family sJ)eht 'SU.ndaJ. With Mr. and ~~- Dean 'l!!ktlaf!ll" ind son, Col· umbus. Mr. and Mrs . Dean Brinker and ·tmd Mrs. Hayman Barnltz and sons attended the Homecoming at Mt. 'Zion, W. Va., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs1 George Perry and family, Dexter, spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Helen Perry and son, Danny. Navy Inaugurates New·Enlistment Plan For Buddies Stewart Harrlt and .on, Dlcll, chued trom Mr . and Mrs. Robert and P'rank Gothard ad:endrd tbe Turner recently . StaLe Fair, Sunda)' . Mra. Jama Jobb and th"~ Mrs. William Robaon. Mn. children, Richland, Va., are viJL. Clifford Cunnli'Jibam an4 two tina: btr silten, Mn. WUHam sons are in Columbu.J on but~· Morrll, Mra. Branch nemiq and. neu today . Mrt. Charlea Mull-en, and their Mr ~. C. R. YounJ aod Mn. Em· famille.1. rna Bland attended tb~ lnatalll· Mr. and Mn. Gordon Harrla tion of the Rev. HaP, at the For· and 10 na , Nicky and Jimmy, reeat Run Baptist Church Sumt.1 · turned to Columbw thiJ weelr. Special music at the service wu after Yl&ltine their parents, Mr. presented by a Columbus eholr. and Mn. Rr::bert Harris and Mr . Janell and Joellen, small dau· C. M. Henneuy . Mr. and Mra. Jack Harrill and the boys were at the ghtcra of Mr. and Mn. White, Washington Courthou.se, Ghurch Camp at Lopn Hill arc visiting their grandmother,! while the parent.a were Junlor Mrs. o.· H. Stewart, and great CouncUlors and Nlck7 rematDed aunt, Mrs. Sarah Problt, tor a for •n addiUonal week at the week . Mr. and Mn. White (Doro. camp. Gilbert Ervin hu returned to thy Nell Stewart) brougbt the girls here Sunday. Columbus, after spending a week Mrs. Minnie George, 84, 11 erl· witb hls parenta, !ltr. and Mn. tically ill at Holzer· Hoapitll af. Ben Ervin, at lbe borne of Mr. ter surger; Friday morning. Mn. and Mn. WW11m Robson. Wilberlne W'Uea, Columbus, and Mrs. A. W. McKay wu called Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kesinger, Ak,. to Parlr.ertbUrl Friday, by tb.e ron, were called here by her ill· death of her n'ephew, David Hutcbinson, 89. Funeral aervicet ness. Mrs. Branch Fleming and her were held Saturday aDd David niece, Cinda Morris, have r& Miller, a coUJin of Kr. Butcbin· turned from visiting relatives in aon, ·attended the serriee and Dayton and Columbus . broulbt Mr1. MeKay home. Mr. and Mrs. WUi Reynotcfl Mrs. Ernest Jonea and daugb. have moved to the property 011 ·ter, Carol Jean, Akron, IJ'e vbl· Palmer Street which they PW'<'. ·.timt her mother, Mrs. ~rl Lama, Mr. ond 111'1. lobn Fultz and ··and her aliter, Mia Jean Lama. daUghter, Anita Marie, and llr. and ·Mn. Joe Younc, Jr., •ad BY MRS. WILLIAM CoOK children, Joe m and Mi!liDJ.e, atZion Sunday School attendance tended the State Fair lo Col.uJn.. 7~. bus Sunday and atopped for a Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swaawer picti.lc breakfast at the Wucasvisited Monday eveainK with Mr. ter Part. Mr. and Mrs. Willil Anthony and Mrs. Lyle Hysell. Mrs. Harry Stratton is attending spent. the weekebd with relacamp meeting at Circlevil1e, 0., Uvea tn Lancaster. Mr. aDd .Mrs. George Sti.nard a delegate representing the Hiland Chapel Church of Christ in Chris- and daugher, Fraote&, Akron, have been visiting Mrs. Clara tian Union. Paul Reibel of Atberis spent the Murray. Mr . and 'Mrs. Clarence Cllre atweekend with Mr. and Mrs. CJar· tended the weddirog of her sister, encc Swauger. Misa Shirley Dickson, to Robert Harry Hinds vi~ited several Martin at the Chureh of Chrl&t days with his aunt, Mrs. Bertha at New Matamoras, Ohio. Pownall or Pomeroy. . Mrs. Frances Ewing wu reMrs. Raymond Arnold and dau· turned to her borne Monday, ghter, Annie visited Wednesday _ter belng a surglcal patient afat with Mrs. Car) Scherbarth and Holzer HospitaL Her doughier. Mrs. Cora Lee. Mn. William Davis, and children, PHONE «85 Pomeroy, Ohlll i. -~~~ - 1 1 u PanrHJS ''TIIAT SINGING UGI". MISS PAm PAll•'-_---------· ' ' ''ill• . ·. �. •• . Tribe Bolsters Roster For Pennant Stretch Drive 'I'GI I ! ! !Ji i~IJ!l,J~~-===----- ----------~--~~~~ The Dolly Senti( ., t'orneroy-Middleport, Ohlp Tu,sdoy, August 30,_!_~5 -~~~--~·------~------~----~-' . ' Regalado, Harrell And Daley Are Called Up By Cleveland Or...EVE:I.AMl, 0. UP ,..... Tbe Cleveland ln~ans, wbp wind up tile month wit-h a two-proe eeries with Baltimore. '-imed for a .'700 averqe iD September ~9 win the pep.n'aDt. 41t ;rear tb.fJ wn 11 and drppped seven for a .861 in Sep· Jember, but tbcir IVena:e for the ~st three yean is .791. Goins into tonilht'l J&me witll Baltimore, their percentage 1.a .597, et1ht poWta below · the lea· gue-leadiDI New Yor)£. Ya~kees. Eight of the 2S September con· tcs~ wlll be ._,ips~ (lenqant cpn· ten~IJ. The ·Trl~e looked r~r three •d· diti,pn" to their finol effort toWard the flag . Called up Monda)' were Rudy lleialedo and . BiD Harrell. Both are from lodianapolla of the Alll· ericah Auodation, 11od both can play either ~nfl~d or ~Uield. Al1<1 talle<l up was pitcber Bud Daley, recently purchasM fi'9m Sacfamento of the Pacifie Coast Leaaue. ~apwqile, i>Ql$t~r ll. .aledo 0 ·1er .300 ~e.c.•lado batted over .SOV in bis ftf$t hiteh wttb 1he Indians Jast year an4 ' aow has a .325 mark 11rith 66 rU.n1 batted in, in minor le1gue play. He was recall· MIDGET MASTERS • • • • , • By A!«<n PMYer Redleg Blasters . Lower The Boom On Phillies, 4-3 i PliiLA.OELPlUA UP-The ClncinrtaU Redlegs wer~e assured t~eir hitting was good Monday ed .u.nder 9 apeclal rulinJ by Base- ni.J:ht as tbey powered their way ball ComJD,inioner Ford Ft'iek t.:;. · tu • ~·3 vl~t~y over the Phli111· fill tbe vacancy left by Vic Wertz delphUI Phtlhes , currently one of ailiDI witb polio. Wert!' · conditio~ the hottest teams in .t he leag~e. at Lik~de Hospital where he is Outfielde~ ~ally , Post briefly confined meanwhile. is good. outshone Cmcmnatl s blg gun, Harr~t\ who plays ot shortstop Ted Kluszewski, as be whacked and outfl~ld. wu reported tmprov. two nome run.s oft Robin Roberts. .e4 thls Ieason and -is now bathni It wa9 Post s 34th home run.~( .~7~ ,~h ~ runs 9att~d in. the y.e ar t.h.at. broke a 3 3 t\e m Dal~y has chalked up· ,n 18·1 the nmth annmg to owt Rob~rts won·lbst record with the Pacific from the mound ,for ~he firsJ. ~1me Coast League for ali earned run since the SL .Lou1s Cardmah mark· 6f 3.38. · k.Wclted him out August 7. The three additions can be The Rom er also gave , Robarts made ta the Clevelal1d staif with· his lOth setback o£ tbe . year O\lt removing anyone else because against :.n wins, tap lJ!&rk lD 'he they will not raise the Indian majors. . . r()fter above tbe 4().pbyer limit. .' 'fh~ P~tb got a 2.() ~ead•In the PilchlFlJ today for Cleveland f1rst mnmg when Riehle Ashburn will be Early W)'lln 14 8. Blll Wil- singled, went to liecond on a walk son, 8·1tl will start for tbe Orlo· to Bobby Mor.gan a~d ,raced h~e :1!!11. on a hit and ru.n sJnil• to r11bt ~~~;;::;;:;;:;;:;:=~============~ .... ~· MOON BEAMS On SPORTS ed television fight at St. Nicbd· las Arena. Lanky Chris, 29, unmediately canceUed plans to return to Den. mark and s11id he would contWue to campaia:n in the United States, where he nOw has had six fighU. . He will renew his visa in Oeto}ler. His three offen were for Paolo Melis of Montreal in anothf:J TV boLlt at St. Nick's on Oct. 17t Ra· mon Fuentes of Los Angeles ·i.t San Francisco on Sept. 29 and WJUIE SHOEMAKER, 'f'IIE YOUI'J(} tASTIER Don Jordan of LOs Allielea at Lo5. Angeles "sometime In October ." Me~nwblle Po~rier, ZS, will be" automatjtally ~suspended for 30 days becal,lse of ~~ TJ[.O defeat . That will provide' heaJinlil time for the eieht·stft.tb Jllih on bis rlgbt brow 'aqd fiM' minor nicks ·on his left brow and upper lip. Christenaen, who weiabed"i4b-: pounds ·to Poirier's tof.&, did tbe · sliclnii(Job with lonilelt jabs and MILWAUKEE, Wis. UP--Gene coti.ley, sore-armed pitcbiDI ac:e of the .Milwaukee Bra\'.es, will see a bone speClaHst in Des Moines, Iowa, en rGute tG his home at Richland, Wasb. Conley, out of action for nearly two months, has been given per· ml.sSion to leave the team for •the ;~cc~u~r~at~e;r;l;gh~l~c;r~o~-~·;;;;;;;;;~re~iot~o~!~tb~e~•~•~as~o~n; . ;;;;;;;;;: • Coli Us For . W. V~.i fiitd~IT ~ . llllUBN ' (liJO!:MA8COPE 41 a N rr TONIGHT Horr9r Showl 8orlt Karhtff IUen Or.w t' "Isle of The Dead., Lon Cha~tov Al10 En!f.n An•rs - IJHlO' . . . . .~ "The Frozen Ghost' ·· Mel Allen Picks Preview Candidates For AU-American Football Honors 'k'nrfOBD~ 8, Middleport, Oldo Tllfrd .-~. ' PllODe 11&4 '44!! .,............ . . . - Ul)der the uolae, rumbling, chetr,, gro~, prayen •nil wi'les still emanatiJlj frum tbe base· ball worid, aourMii frum tlle world UI.IS Voal... .. ... . . .....,...... Army,Grid Squad Gets Juggling By Coach Red Blaik ISU5 roa~..... , Is ' rc•. ts•.u .......... . '.. .. •' ' .: ·• '-. - - When Your E New York a,t 'Kansa, City, g,ll~t · ao1t011 at th1craco · I D with st. =;iiiiOOii......;w:;;;g~..:..- TO .. "990 '. you choose lhe combination that but ... '" ~ · '"' a1 Nl marbelite interiOf'S, newly especially when • dcsign~d liumera, many more. With auch features as these. onc1l u·,. __, little wonder that, where ,.,.,.., a choi~ ,. over 80% of today'a homemaker• cool; gas. vocation day when 'yo1,1r home town poper Arrives to tell you who's doing what and where. • ' to give -yw tht town talk pn this ~d That ..... . to fill you In on the "latest'' CJbol.it yoor friends and rn~i9hbors•. No matter where you ore or what you ore 9oing. . . you'll drop eve~ing to spend o re ,HoWl A Reo! C!Mft Utltt C..... lll""'llounol 10 , . _ • ,....aut: ...., home! .Before .you .leave . ... arrange .for .A . I vo~oti9n $llbscription to this ·paper. It will - follow . I yOIJ . MOTOR SAUS Tb1.DAILYSENTINEL THE ll()lql '""' t!ANGE I "fn t~ know'' while yQilrt pn tile po1 $895 KARR&VANZANDT I fre$hing hplf.hour or $9 . "keeping in t~~h" . with INftJ more · factery lnttalltd lcftllorllll IM for yo.anelf why r IIIIo Ia .....,.. - chongeobl~, and a~i b..rrt_.... .,. .- l ..arp 1n1ldt and oyt, ltandaN thlft. Rlcllo, heat.r, 1potlleht tnd $UNSIT -· rr~no..- Qriddle, a giant fift" burner, or extra work space. ]'he parts with war~ rained out _., tootJ ~llarlesttMl, t-tt division battle. Chevrolet SUN Rill Lock out dirt! tfte. four conv.eotional bumert.-~ ~ a . · in every you're for away! It's A briQht $pot . ( 1952 "YOUR " · cooking. fn addition to ki~ 4'? the adiustoble range lamp, the axtro padnl, oven' beautJ. • r•• \ fq<llfll•P'~~· Gas Rongei ere-_, J'l'ldtcOl ~gloiliOR' meol requ1rement. You will also find 1uch unique features Home town news is SIG NEWS while moved lato a third place tie ChltiiO Baltimore .. ~l.oYtland / - ous new Norge, IO< e.omplo, glvot 7"" gnalor llexibiliiY, WUII!IIi ; i\O!llllel!.o¢01'· tiiht- "' foa f'~Pil Loulayijle 1!-11 In the jlrower 9.11 "l 'n.'¥"111 Jl-f. optner, lJut tht Colonels came Wacln•tdlv'• Oam•• l>tl!llll!" 1 alilll<ll' win. !Waahlatwn et Detnit 8ecoDd Denver'• 1ame It The new Aulomelic ' Ql ON THE B~IG' itTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT OHIO J Mote P1rker -- President Totloy'o f'.Oiio~lo Pit....,. pla~;:e . Baltjmoro Ill Cll"'land l)ilht.. · T~ Ylller.s fltter;.ed tbeir mar· Wtlaoa 1-)8 n 'Wynn 14-1 · Ill• by ratl)'lna: for tbree runs..&~' W~n ol Detroit o!fht~ t~ nmtb Monday nilht to b~~~ i'ortoilllll1i 10o1t or Sc~lll .., Qmoha, P>'- JDfleldOl' E4 Boea· VI Hoeti: -l!-7 lOUd's ·b orle run was the key blow New Yodt at Jf;Jn~~ Clcy Dllht Toledo and LoulavlUe mean· Boston c •~nu~tiS.: fa.l..:.a. ... ~ , · Kellner 8-7 lit NJ. , . . . .,,...... q, -Coleman 2.0 or B)'rne l2-i \'1 ,. • B~KE. _FUIIITURE Millers Move Into Nine Game Lead, Whipping 001aha d Letart, W. Va. · ln 1' 1- 1 ),~S.,~HDrive .. .,_. . . wh•• Baseball Standing n- .. _ . . . ., 30; 195$' ~- field reached by third Gran onHamner. the bit JD~ },{oriiiJ scored on a sacrifict fly by l;>'l ~· nis. The PhiiJ madt It 3-0 Morgan doubled off tbe left centerfield wall and advaneed to third on Hamner'• pop fou.t Kluszewski. Ennil then •iniled to left, scoring Morgan and drJvini In his 108tb ru.n of the ~e-.on. The Redlees opened fire in ttle sixth. With o.ne out, Buraess hit hia 20th homer of the yeu and after K:luszewski Died out, Poet hit hls 33rd homE!r to reduee the Pbils' maratn tc 1-2. Lf,ndrltb, pl.neh hlttiDI for reliever Nuxball in the eiahth, tied the game with hls fourtb homer TueSday, 'Milwaukee Braves. Chris Christensen Scores TKO In Upset Win Over Gene Poirer Pitching Ace To Bone Speciali8t I NEW YORK UP- Danlsb wei · 1 terWeight Chr ls .Chritltensen was considering fight offers for New York, San Francisco and Los Au· geles today In the wake of bis llp· set technical knockout over slu,i!· ger Gene Poirier~ Christensen, an 11-5 underdog, stopped Poirier of Niagara Falls, N, Y .•. -because of face cuts Y:on· dM)' mg.h l at ~he end ?' .t he sJxtb r ound m tb~1r commJssion·delay· One of the greate1t match h~rse 126 pourtda. Tbls should be ot the _:Y:;:'"::':..·- - - - ,,_cea of aU times will be staged of the. greatest r11ces of times, and swaps wUl be the Wednesday at Watblngton Park when Swap•, tbe undefeated v6rt:~. Many predict that of football warming up for tbe OD· wll}ner of the Kent'Jck)' Derby, than a lanlilth wUl spearate comlng season already caa be horse• at the finish. F'rankly, we and Nashua meet in a winner heard . .,, ·· have to 10 alon& with Swap1. We NATIONAL LIAGUE take all race over the dbtance of Rushing in the gridiron season saw Swaps take the lead in the w L o• is tjle current issue o[ S~RT one mile and a quarter. Tbe race. Derby and hold it all the We Brooklyn • • • • . 83 45 .648 will be s1a1od- for $100,000. maJIBJiA.e with its tenth annual s11.W him fight off evf'fY will come to local TV vlewen Milwaukee ... 72 58 .581 12 ge or Nashua, and feel that he football ,preylew. For the third approximately (1 :13 p.m. our can do ~t sgain. So in our opinion Phlladolphla •• 69 till .&21 16 consecutive ye.,, veteran aport· Ume. , New York ___ 65 63 ,608 18 Swap• should come out on top ln Fortunately I have seen both Cincinnati ___ 65 68 .489 rtOih caster, Mel Allen, presents his odwhat 1hould be a terrific race vanee selections for All-America these horses ln action bavtna cni~ago - ·-- · 63 7l .470 23 all the wa)' . football bon ora this )'ear. .aepn swapa beat Nashua ln the St. Lou i~ _. --- M 74. .422 21 Al~en starts ito~ rort.er with Kentucky Derby by about a PlllsburMh · - · 50 79 ' .388 3S\il three play en who could . be. :con· . M011d1y'1 R..utti . . lh and a hill. AI tho thOUJht Swlps Wll a ·•. :: • .: . ..! aldered fully aeeredtted AU-AIDer· Chicago 6 New Yo1·k 3 leans (rom 'M. They are end Ron on that partleular d&)', [h'ooklyn 10 St. Louis 4 Beaj~le of Na'V)', auard Cal*Jones no idea tl'lat he mlibt be one Clndnnatl 4 Pbiladelphin 3 nla:ht of Iowa and halfback Huwar~ the areateat honea of all times. Onlt same• scheduled (Hopalong) Casl!lBdY from Ohio In fact 1 Will 1tlU confident thot Tod•v'• Prelt•bl• Pltchen :ita.te. Each of them m_a de a rna· Nashua could beat Swaps U they t:incinoatl at New York 2, .twl. jprltY the ,r\ll~erjca teamii met agail:l. Now l'm not so surll. pight-Kllppsteia &.7 ud. NUX.· Swaps, the • Westerlt hOrse, last fall and, according to SPORT WF--ST POI~T, Itl. Y. uB-TAree whom hls ownen claim haRn't ac· position rhanaes of (lrst·strlng hall H·lO va Antonellt 10.18 and each of them deserves to be con· Liddlll 7·3 or Gomez 8-7 sldcred a prime candidate again. tuaUy been let out to date, ean players from i11sl )'ear ml:ll'ked St . Louis at Pittsburg-h nlgbtreally move. RteenU)' he ran the the Allen admits that plckiD8 the opening uf Anny's e6th foo t. Haddlx lO·IS vs Littlefield 4-11 . niUe at Wa&hlna:ton Park in a No. 1 lineup Cor the eieht other MUwaukee at Brooklyn nightworkout In 1.1&. That U really bull campaign Mondafo • positions wasn't 11s easy, but hllre Coach Red Blaik rnoved All- Burdette 10-1' vs Newcombe 18-4 Jetting over the track, eapecJally his final choice&: America t!Rd Don Holleder to Chicago at P}lJladelphla nlghl areEnd, wlthout any l)ppoatuon. Ron Kramer (Michigan); lnci&Mnlally we thought you quarterback, to replace the ineli· -Jones 11·17 \'II Rogovln :J-.1 or Tackllls, ~'rank D'AJootino tAu.· mllht ba lnt.,astad to know glble Pet e Vann, And shifted Simmon~ 7·'1 burn) and Forrest Gregg (SMU); We~(• Gamn luat wh•l 1 ,,.., hDrH Ilk• guard~ Ralph Chesnnuska~ and .Guar<\ Bo Bolinger tOklahoma); Milwaukee at Brook]yn, nltht IWipl ..... H• •• w Ollly Flay Goodwin to ·tackle. Center, Bob Pellegrini (Maryland) Blaik said the current squad Is Cincinnall at N8W York twice • d•Y· lacll m11' c.onBacks, c;Jeorse Welsh (Nav)'), Del ope of the youngest In Army nis· Chlcngo at PhlladeJphia, nl&~~ slttl of Mftft tiUarlt gf er.tn, St. Louis at Plttaburab, nj&bt One mlxtuN hat OM thlrll II• tor)', averaglns 19 years In aae. AMIIliCAN LIAGUI f11fa and two thlrdt timothy w L Pet. oa hay with a little moiiiiM HOMICOMING PLANNIO ,,,.... on. It It 111 chop,.. up. New York -· 78 31 .003 The annual LoDI Bottom Home· Tho other mlxtun hit oatl, ~omina wiU be held 1t the Long t:hicago -- - - - 7T 61 $3 %: itran, lctlp from tht 1011t ef Bottom M. E. Cburch Su.nday, Cleveland .. _. 77 62 .39'1 1 Norway •rMI Uworll'llht JIM'• Boaton •...... 74 M J78 116 der with ,.,.... mol11111o Hla Sept. t, 550. A baU:et dinner Detroit •• ••• . 61 611 .1100 1311 weter .Ia ,...,~, Chic• ftter will be at noon with a •bort pro· Kan"' City • • &3 71 .414 :Mil 1ram and bualnea• aeaaloa iJ1 the Wathinjton __ 46 78 .388 80\i tinea hla trainer '"'' that he IY UMITIO PUll afternoon . . . .n't neetl IPICIII wtftr, Baltimore •••• 41 M J28 !Ill Tbe unatoppable MlnneapoUs Wllllo Shoemaker wiD bo up Mijl.m moved ntne full l]ame• Monollf'l -~~· on Swapa and Eddie ArelrG wtn B1Ltlmot1 I ~ 0, let ahead of \heir nearest opposition be on Naebu.a. BOth will eArl')' Boltlmor1 ' ~ II. ,.._ ln the Amerlean Ast~OC"iltlon ~o. Bolton at BeniN ctt,y, pPd rain day and u ·nt omaha sldddlnl Onlyp-~od ero,n third .u the way to fiftb I ' ... . . SU YOUR NORGE GAS RANGE DEALER AND ARRANGE FOR EASY CREDIT TERMS �. •• . Tribe Bolsters Roster For Pennant Stretch Drive 'I'GI I ! ! !Ji i~IJ!l,J~~-===----- ----------~--~~~~ The Dolly Senti( ., t'orneroy-Middleport, Ohlp Tu,sdoy, August 30,_!_~5 -~~~--~·------~------~----~-' . ' Regalado, Harrell And Daley Are Called Up By Cleveland Or...EVE:I.AMl, 0. UP ,..... Tbe Cleveland ln~ans, wbp wind up tile month wit-h a two-proe eeries with Baltimore. '-imed for a .'700 averqe iD September ~9 win the pep.n'aDt. 41t ;rear tb.fJ wn 11 and drppped seven for a .861 in Sep· Jember, but tbcir IVena:e for the ~st three yean is .791. Goins into tonilht'l J&me witll Baltimore, their percentage 1.a .597, et1ht poWta below · the lea· gue-leadiDI New Yor)£. Ya~kees. Eight of the 2S September con· tcs~ wlll be ._,ips~ (lenqant cpn· ten~IJ. The ·Trl~e looked r~r three •d· diti,pn" to their finol effort toWard the flag . Called up Monda)' were Rudy lleialedo and . BiD Harrell. Both are from lodianapolla of the Alll· ericah Auodation, 11od both can play either ~nfl~d or ~Uield. Al1<1 talle<l up was pitcber Bud Daley, recently purchasM fi'9m Sacfamento of the Pacifie Coast Leaaue. ~apwqile, i>Ql$t~r ll. .aledo 0 ·1er .300 ~e.c.•lado batted over .SOV in bis ftf$t hiteh wttb 1he Indians Jast year an4 ' aow has a .325 mark 11rith 66 rU.n1 batted in, in minor le1gue play. He was recall· MIDGET MASTERS • • • • , • By A!«<n PMYer Redleg Blasters . Lower The Boom On Phillies, 4-3 i PliiLA.OELPlUA UP-The ClncinrtaU Redlegs wer~e assured t~eir hitting was good Monday ed .u.nder 9 apeclal rulinJ by Base- ni.J:ht as tbey powered their way ball ComJD,inioner Ford Ft'iek t.:;. · tu • ~·3 vl~t~y over the Phli111· fill tbe vacancy left by Vic Wertz delphUI Phtlhes , currently one of ailiDI witb polio. Wert!' · conditio~ the hottest teams in .t he leag~e. at Lik~de Hospital where he is Outfielde~ ~ally , Post briefly confined meanwhile. is good. outshone Cmcmnatl s blg gun, Harr~t\ who plays ot shortstop Ted Kluszewski, as be whacked and outfl~ld. wu reported tmprov. two nome run.s oft Robin Roberts. .e4 thls Ieason and -is now bathni It wa9 Post s 34th home run.~( .~7~ ,~h ~ runs 9att~d in. the y.e ar t.h.at. broke a 3 3 t\e m Dal~y has chalked up· ,n 18·1 the nmth annmg to owt Rob~rts won·lbst record with the Pacific from the mound ,for ~he firsJ. ~1me Coast League for ali earned run since the SL .Lou1s Cardmah mark· 6f 3.38. · k.Wclted him out August 7. The three additions can be The Rom er also gave , Robarts made ta the Clevelal1d staif with· his lOth setback o£ tbe . year O\lt removing anyone else because against :.n wins, tap lJ!&rk lD 'he they will not raise the Indian majors. . . r()fter above tbe 4().pbyer limit. .' 'fh~ P~tb got a 2.() ~ead•In the PilchlFlJ today for Cleveland f1rst mnmg when Riehle Ashburn will be Early W)'lln 14 8. Blll Wil- singled, went to liecond on a walk son, 8·1tl will start for tbe Orlo· to Bobby Mor.gan a~d ,raced h~e :1!!11. on a hit and ru.n sJnil• to r11bt ~~~;;::;;:;;:;;:;:=~============~ .... ~· MOON BEAMS On SPORTS ed television fight at St. Nicbd· las Arena. Lanky Chris, 29, unmediately canceUed plans to return to Den. mark and s11id he would contWue to campaia:n in the United States, where he nOw has had six fighU. . He will renew his visa in Oeto}ler. His three offen were for Paolo Melis of Montreal in anothf:J TV boLlt at St. Nick's on Oct. 17t Ra· mon Fuentes of Los Angeles ·i.t San Francisco on Sept. 29 and WJUIE SHOEMAKER, 'f'IIE YOUI'J(} tASTIER Don Jordan of LOs Allielea at Lo5. Angeles "sometime In October ." Me~nwblle Po~rier, ZS, will be" automatjtally ~suspended for 30 days becal,lse of ~~ TJ[.O defeat . That will provide' heaJinlil time for the eieht·stft.tb Jllih on bis rlgbt brow 'aqd fiM' minor nicks ·on his left brow and upper lip. Christenaen, who weiabed"i4b-: pounds ·to Poirier's tof.&, did tbe · sliclnii(Job with lonilelt jabs and MILWAUKEE, Wis. UP--Gene coti.ley, sore-armed pitcbiDI ac:e of the .Milwaukee Bra\'.es, will see a bone speClaHst in Des Moines, Iowa, en rGute tG his home at Richland, Wasb. Conley, out of action for nearly two months, has been given per· ml.sSion to leave the team for •the ;~cc~u~r~at~e;r;l;gh~l~c;r~o~-~·;;;;;;;;;~re~iot~o~!~tb~e~•~•~as~o~n; . ;;;;;;;;;: • Coli Us For . W. V~.i fiitd~IT ~ . llllUBN ' (liJO!:MA8COPE 41 a N rr TONIGHT Horr9r Showl 8orlt Karhtff IUen Or.w t' "Isle of The Dead., Lon Cha~tov Al10 En!f.n An•rs - IJHlO' . . . . .~ "The Frozen Ghost' ·· Mel Allen Picks Preview Candidates For AU-American Football Honors 'k'nrfOBD~ 8, Middleport, Oldo Tllfrd .-~. ' PllODe 11&4 '44!! .,............ . . . - Ul)der the uolae, rumbling, chetr,, gro~, prayen •nil wi'les still emanatiJlj frum tbe base· ball worid, aourMii frum tlle world UI.IS Voal... .. ... . . .....,...... Army,Grid Squad Gets Juggling By Coach Red Blaik ISU5 roa~..... , Is ' rc•. ts•.u .......... . '.. .. •' ' .: ·• '-. - - When Your E New York a,t 'Kansa, City, g,ll~t · ao1t011 at th1craco · I D with st. =;iiiiOOii......;w:;;;g~..:..- TO .. "990 '. you choose lhe combination that but ... '" ~ · '"' a1 Nl marbelite interiOf'S, newly especially when • dcsign~d liumera, many more. With auch features as these. onc1l u·,. __, little wonder that, where ,.,.,.., a choi~ ,. over 80% of today'a homemaker• cool; gas. vocation day when 'yo1,1r home town poper Arrives to tell you who's doing what and where. • ' to give -yw tht town talk pn this ~d That ..... . to fill you In on the "latest'' CJbol.it yoor friends and rn~i9hbors•. No matter where you ore or what you ore 9oing. . . you'll drop eve~ing to spend o re ,HoWl A Reo! C!Mft Utltt C..... lll""'llounol 10 , . _ • ,....aut: ...., home! .Before .you .leave . ... arrange .for .A . I vo~oti9n $llbscription to this ·paper. It will - follow . I yOIJ . MOTOR SAUS Tb1.DAILYSENTINEL THE ll()lql '""' t!ANGE I "fn t~ know'' while yQilrt pn tile po1 $895 KARR&VANZANDT I fre$hing hplf.hour or $9 . "keeping in t~~h" . with INftJ more · factery lnttalltd lcftllorllll IM for yo.anelf why r IIIIo Ia .....,.. - chongeobl~, and a~i b..rrt_.... .,. .- l ..arp 1n1ldt and oyt, ltandaN thlft. Rlcllo, heat.r, 1potlleht tnd $UNSIT -· rr~no..- Qriddle, a giant fift" burner, or extra work space. ]'he parts with war~ rained out _., tootJ ~llarlesttMl, t-tt division battle. Chevrolet SUN Rill Lock out dirt! tfte. four conv.eotional bumert.-~ ~ a . · in every you're for away! It's A briQht $pot . ( 1952 "YOUR " · cooking. fn addition to ki~ 4'? the adiustoble range lamp, the axtro padnl, oven' beautJ. • r•• \ fq<llfll•P'~~· Gas Rongei ere-_, J'l'ldtcOl ~gloiliOR' meol requ1rement. You will also find 1uch unique features Home town news is SIG NEWS while moved lato a third place tie ChltiiO Baltimore .. ~l.oYtland / - ous new Norge, IO< e.omplo, glvot 7"" gnalor llexibiliiY, WUII!IIi ; i\O!llllel!.o¢01'· tiiht- "' foa f'~Pil Loulayijle 1!-11 In the jlrower 9.11 "l 'n.'¥"111 Jl-f. optner, lJut tht Colonels came Wacln•tdlv'• Oam•• l>tl!llll!" 1 alilll<ll' win. !Waahlatwn et Detnit 8ecoDd Denver'• 1ame It The new Aulomelic ' Ql ON THE B~IG' itTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT OHIO J Mote P1rker -- President Totloy'o f'.Oiio~lo Pit....,. pla~;:e . Baltjmoro Ill Cll"'land l)ilht.. · T~ Ylller.s fltter;.ed tbeir mar· Wtlaoa 1-)8 n 'Wynn 14-1 · Ill• by ratl)'lna: for tbree runs..&~' W~n ol Detroit o!fht~ t~ nmtb Monday nilht to b~~~ i'ortoilllll1i 10o1t or Sc~lll .., Qmoha, P>'- JDfleldOl' E4 Boea· VI Hoeti: -l!-7 lOUd's ·b orle run was the key blow New Yodt at Jf;Jn~~ Clcy Dllht Toledo and LoulavlUe mean· Boston c •~nu~tiS.: fa.l..:.a. ... ~ , · Kellner 8-7 lit NJ. , . . . .,,...... q, -Coleman 2.0 or B)'rne l2-i \'1 ,. • B~KE. _FUIIITURE Millers Move Into Nine Game Lead, Whipping 001aha d Letart, W. Va. · ln 1' 1- 1 ),~S.,~HDrive .. .,_. . . wh•• Baseball Standing n- .. _ . . . ., 30; 195$' ~- field reached by third Gran onHamner. the bit JD~ },{oriiiJ scored on a sacrifict fly by l;>'l ~· nis. The PhiiJ madt It 3-0 Morgan doubled off tbe left centerfield wall and advaneed to third on Hamner'• pop fou.t Kluszewski. Ennil then •iniled to left, scoring Morgan and drJvini In his 108tb ru.n of the ~e-.on. The Redlees opened fire in ttle sixth. With o.ne out, Buraess hit hia 20th homer of the yeu and after K:luszewski Died out, Poet hit hls 33rd homE!r to reduee the Pbils' maratn tc 1-2. Lf,ndrltb, pl.neh hlttiDI for reliever Nuxball in the eiahth, tied the game with hls fourtb homer TueSday, 'Milwaukee Braves. Chris Christensen Scores TKO In Upset Win Over Gene Poirer Pitching Ace To Bone Speciali8t I NEW YORK UP- Danlsb wei · 1 terWeight Chr ls .Chritltensen was considering fight offers for New York, San Francisco and Los Au· geles today In the wake of bis llp· set technical knockout over slu,i!· ger Gene Poirier~ Christensen, an 11-5 underdog, stopped Poirier of Niagara Falls, N, Y .•. -because of face cuts Y:on· dM)' mg.h l at ~he end ?' .t he sJxtb r ound m tb~1r commJssion·delay· One of the greate1t match h~rse 126 pourtda. Tbls should be ot the _:Y:;:'"::':..·- - - - ,,_cea of aU times will be staged of the. greatest r11ces of times, and swaps wUl be the Wednesday at Watblngton Park when Swap•, tbe undefeated v6rt:~. Many predict that of football warming up for tbe OD· wll}ner of the Kent'Jck)' Derby, than a lanlilth wUl spearate comlng season already caa be horse• at the finish. F'rankly, we and Nashua meet in a winner heard . .,, ·· have to 10 alon& with Swap1. We NATIONAL LIAGUE take all race over the dbtance of Rushing in the gridiron season saw Swaps take the lead in the w L o• is tjle current issue o[ S~RT one mile and a quarter. Tbe race. Derby and hold it all the We Brooklyn • • • • . 83 45 .648 will be s1a1od- for $100,000. maJIBJiA.e with its tenth annual s11.W him fight off evf'fY will come to local TV vlewen Milwaukee ... 72 58 .581 12 ge or Nashua, and feel that he football ,preylew. For the third approximately (1 :13 p.m. our can do ~t sgain. So in our opinion Phlladolphla •• 69 till .&21 16 consecutive ye.,, veteran aport· Ume. , New York ___ 65 63 ,608 18 Swap• should come out on top ln Fortunately I have seen both Cincinnati ___ 65 68 .489 rtOih caster, Mel Allen, presents his odwhat 1hould be a terrific race vanee selections for All-America these horses ln action bavtna cni~ago - ·-- · 63 7l .470 23 all the wa)' . football bon ora this )'ear. .aepn swapa beat Nashua ln the St. Lou i~ _. --- M 74. .422 21 Al~en starts ito~ rort.er with Kentucky Derby by about a PlllsburMh · - · 50 79 ' .388 3S\il three play en who could . be. :con· . M011d1y'1 R..utti . . lh and a hill. AI tho thOUJht Swlps Wll a ·•. :: • .: . ..! aldered fully aeeredtted AU-AIDer· Chicago 6 New Yo1·k 3 leans (rom 'M. They are end Ron on that partleular d&)', [h'ooklyn 10 St. Louis 4 Beaj~le of Na'V)', auard Cal*Jones no idea tl'lat he mlibt be one Clndnnatl 4 Pbiladelphin 3 nla:ht of Iowa and halfback Huwar~ the areateat honea of all times. Onlt same• scheduled (Hopalong) Casl!lBdY from Ohio In fact 1 Will 1tlU confident thot Tod•v'• Prelt•bl• Pltchen :ita.te. Each of them m_a de a rna· Nashua could beat Swaps U they t:incinoatl at New York 2, .twl. jprltY the ,r\ll~erjca teamii met agail:l. Now l'm not so surll. pight-Kllppsteia &.7 ud. NUX.· Swaps, the • Westerlt hOrse, last fall and, according to SPORT WF--ST POI~T, Itl. Y. uB-TAree whom hls ownen claim haRn't ac· position rhanaes of (lrst·strlng hall H·lO va Antonellt 10.18 and each of them deserves to be con· Liddlll 7·3 or Gomez 8-7 sldcred a prime candidate again. tuaUy been let out to date, ean players from i11sl )'ear ml:ll'ked St . Louis at Pittsburg-h nlgbtreally move. RteenU)' he ran the the Allen admits that plckiD8 the opening uf Anny's e6th foo t. Haddlx lO·IS vs Littlefield 4-11 . niUe at Wa&hlna:ton Park in a No. 1 lineup Cor the eieht other MUwaukee at Brooklyn nightworkout In 1.1&. That U really bull campaign Mondafo • positions wasn't 11s easy, but hllre Coach Red Blaik rnoved All- Burdette 10-1' vs Newcombe 18-4 Jetting over the track, eapecJally his final choice&: America t!Rd Don Holleder to Chicago at P}lJladelphla nlghl areEnd, wlthout any l)ppoatuon. Ron Kramer (Michigan); lnci&Mnlally we thought you quarterback, to replace the ineli· -Jones 11·17 \'II Rogovln :J-.1 or Tackllls, ~'rank D'AJootino tAu.· mllht ba lnt.,astad to know glble Pet e Vann, And shifted Simmon~ 7·'1 burn) and Forrest Gregg (SMU); We~(• Gamn luat wh•l 1 ,,.., hDrH Ilk• guard~ Ralph Chesnnuska~ and .Guar<\ Bo Bolinger tOklahoma); Milwaukee at Brook]yn, nltht IWipl ..... H• •• w Ollly Flay Goodwin to ·tackle. Center, Bob Pellegrini (Maryland) Blaik said the current squad Is Cincinnall at N8W York twice • d•Y· lacll m11' c.onBacks, c;Jeorse Welsh (Nav)'), Del ope of the youngest In Army nis· Chlcngo at PhlladeJphia, nl&~~ slttl of Mftft tiUarlt gf er.tn, St. Louis at Plttaburab, nj&bt One mlxtuN hat OM thlrll II• tor)', averaglns 19 years In aae. AMIIliCAN LIAGUI f11fa and two thlrdt timothy w L Pet. oa hay with a little moiiiiM HOMICOMING PLANNIO ,,,.... on. It It 111 chop,.. up. New York -· 78 31 .003 The annual LoDI Bottom Home· Tho other mlxtun hit oatl, ~omina wiU be held 1t the Long t:hicago -- - - - 7T 61 $3 %: itran, lctlp from tht 1011t ef Bottom M. E. Cburch Su.nday, Cleveland .. _. 77 62 .39'1 1 Norway •rMI Uworll'llht JIM'• Boaton •...... 74 M J78 116 der with ,.,.... mol11111o Hla Sept. t, 550. A baU:et dinner Detroit •• ••• . 61 611 .1100 1311 weter .Ia ,...,~, Chic• ftter will be at noon with a •bort pro· Kan"' City • • &3 71 .414 :Mil 1ram and bualnea• aeaaloa iJ1 the Wathinjton __ 46 78 .388 80\i tinea hla trainer '"'' that he IY UMITIO PUll afternoon . . . .n't neetl IPICIII wtftr, Baltimore •••• 41 M J28 !Ill Tbe unatoppable MlnneapoUs Wllllo Shoemaker wiD bo up Mijl.m moved ntne full l]ame• Monollf'l -~~· on Swapa and Eddie ArelrG wtn B1Ltlmot1 I ~ 0, let ahead of \heir nearest opposition be on Naebu.a. BOth will eArl')' Boltlmor1 ' ~ II. ,.._ ln the Amerlean Ast~OC"iltlon ~o. Bolton at BeniN ctt,y, pPd rain day and u ·nt omaha sldddlnl Onlyp-~od ero,n third .u the way to fiftb I ' ... . . SU YOUR NORGE GAS RANGE DEALER AND ARRANGE FOR EASY CREDIT TERMS �... ; r • \ },.;aW:.;~:;:I:;:.x~-~--·_____________!Th~-etDo~ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Miadleport, Olilo ' -,, • '• a..! 19) ot.lasslfied Adl recet"Vud b, w 1 11. will be published ihe Wlie ~ 1 u ~lved. .·llates;. 2 eenb per word, one 111- CABINET SlNKS, PORCELAIN ~ sertlon. Mloim:.tm ebuge ble.ENAM·ELED 42 inch $83.96 ; M ~ 4 cen~ per wo.M for three «HH · inch $99.9,; 66 inch $144-.M ; , set;uttvc insertiOnS. CHESTS OF DRAWERS, NEW, ~Srerul-One month for 25 eeota 3 drawer $17.9fJ; 4 drawer • pel' word. $21.96, 5 drawer $27 .1m. Also ' ·~ fw.l rate uC 2 tenta pf-r word will Furnished Apartment for rent. be <'banged lor adv~rtiJOing if not 1 PHONE 133, EWINGS FURNJ. paid for before the 15th of eaeb TURE AND A-PPUANClt month following inser.tion . STORE, 108 w. MAIN ST Errors iD Advertls!ng- Sbould be POMEROY, 0 . B30tf reported lmmedia~ ~y. The Daily •killed ;;xDtinc1 WI·u not b~ responsi b1 e Millions Of files Wtth for more than one incorrect in· Star·Malathion F1y Cblpa-5 ~oa. lbs., $1.79. MEIGS COUNTY t.:t.rd of Than"ka and Special No.FARM BUREAU. 8-29-atp t~_ces u! Events printed ~t · regu- ( j I ) Wonted To BU\1 lat cllssUied rlites. Obituaries pu!Jllabed at 1 cent per y.oord. . Charged Ada re-..:eiYed by mail or Wanted-Benches or Chairs suitt~f!phone 'iven careful .atteaable for lodge hail. Call ~16-X tioa. or 6199-X. 8-30-3tc - - - : - - - - -.- WANTED TO BuY-LCi1111: Olk. ( ,I • ~ Poplar, Puswood, Pme, Watnu1 Also Oak, Poplar, Baa•.,.ood lumber, green or dl'J. 4-4, 6-t:, ~ PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL 8--\, 8-4. DeJlverea 10 our · • $6.50 -Machlnetes!'l Wave $4.00 1'u pper.t PI aiDJ, Ohio, rud $10 .00 Cald Wave $7 . ~0 Cub on d_eliveJ7, Write or c:all LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON ua for particui•ra. The Ohlo Phon• 223Y Valley Mfg. Corp. !'!lone Cool8 27-3tc ville IMO. 2-2--tf u ,\loti":eS -~----- --- · BOITLED GAS-lnstaUaUon and serv}ce:· see Uli for prices. RUTLAND ,.URNITURE at Rutland. 0-31).tf ' ·' 12l"CM!!•of Thanks ."' ' We Wish to ex,press our si ncere apprecia tion to our neighbo rs and rrilnd s ror their kindness ' and sympathy durinq: the illness , and dea th of ou r Ucloved hu s· .. t. band and ~ather, Harry W. ' · Roush. Spcc1al th:mks to the itY. J oh n· Elwood, the Ewi ng 1 tfilne ral Di rectors, I hose s end flo wer •. and all who helpl•d 1 ·~10 ans way. Mr-s . Harry W. ! ~\l,tsh omd daughters. 8-30-ltp 'I_ \ bti l~uto S~les 1936 PONTIAC Sedan. Fair con· dlt lon. Priced t·o sell . 296 Mulberry Ave. B·26-6tp 19M CH~"'VROLET :Hun LWB low mile&lile, $170:5. Bla~ltnar'~, Pomeroy, Ohio. B·27-6tc 1951 BUICK Super Riviera, $905. Blaett nar 's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-27·6lc - - -- ' - -- 1952 PLYMOUTH Dclux 4-door Sedan, $79:1. Bla C: tn~~r 's, Pom -..c.roy, O~io . fl ·27·6lc 1953 CHEVR(}IJET 2-door "210" !Qelux .S edan, $'1105. Blaettnar's, K :Pomeroy, 9 hlo. 8·27-6tc ~19;04· PONTIAC . 2-door ~a n, Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, 8·27-6tc ) · O,Jilo. ~ .ltJ5e. ~195!& BUICK Special Delux 2·door ·~ Sedan, $1990 . Blaettnar·s, Pom. ,. eroy, Obi9. · 8:27-Ste ":18 el AutoServices For Sc.i" - (2 l) "eo r· IE state LEGAL NOTICE Okey Mill s, Mallory, West Vir· - -ginia ; Arthur Mills, Mallory, West Virginia ; Marie Mills Milo, Wgan, A .... 1....1 -~t West Vir g i~ia ; Chi~ore Mills Pen· 'II tecosl, Ma_d1son Height, Virginia; '7 ~1 lbur M1lls, K_cnova, West Vir· gmia ; Nell Mills .Montgomery, POMEROY-6. ro~m f1·ame, 3 bed· 206 Trin ity Avenue, Wilm 4, Dela· rooms, large liVIng room, hot ware; GenarJ Mills, Jr., whose water •heat. Convenii:! nt to a.ddres.s is unknown; Albert Mills, e~eryt htng. $8000.00. Alrcad;,· New Haven, West Virginia ; c . P. fmanc~:d . Pay $2000.00 for own - l •. Harvey E. Mill ~, R. A. 15472007, ~r's equity . Immediate possess- I C. Btry. 7th A. A. A. A. w. B. N. I A. P. 0. 28 c/ o Postmaster Nf'w Ion. FARM-Go_od 8 room fr_a~e York, New York; anr.l Carl ' Mills, house With cellar, eleclncl~Y 646 Bross Street, Longmont, and fre e galS . Very good barm Colorado; will take notice that and oth_o r buildings, convertible Lettie May Mills, Admi nistra trix to prof1table pou1try layer set· ot the Estate of William M. MiUg, up for 1300 hens or 5000 broil· deceased filed her petitl on, July ers. 80 acres with 3~ acres 29, 1955, in the Probate Court tracto~. tillable. All min~ral.i.l of M~i·gs County, Ohio, case Ex.ceptlonal at $5000.00, fm an. Number 16,825, alle(l ing that the clog wilh '1500.00 down, hal· personal estate of saij decedent, ancc $600.00 per year. William M. Mills, is insufficient to RI!NT·AL--4: room bouse with pay his debts and charges of aG. furnace heal. ministering "hi.s estate; lhat the CUCKLER REALTY said Will iaJ:Ut ·M. M-ills died seized in fee s imi>'l e of the rollowm· g 229 Phon• 101-Y a-21Box .atc described real estate: Situate in lhe Township of Sut· ton, Co unty of Meigs, and State 123) of Ohio, and bounded and des· cribcd as follows, bo-wit : B!!ginnin! at the Northeast oor· ner of the 65 \2 acre trac t dee.ded LEGAL NOTICE to Rebecca Martin by Charles Robert Still, who is a ref>.ident Bell and Mary Jane Bell, his wife, FOR LEASE--Service Station ln of Meigs County, Ohio, bul who is by deed dated April 2, 1879; PomerQy, Lar.:e sales room, 4 presently in the armed rorces of lh enco South on the East line to large bay11, rooms for plenty of .t he United States, and whose Post th ~ Southeast corner of said tract· work. Chanee for local man to Office Address is Rubei1 Still, thence West on the South line t~ build goo4 business. Minimum Serial No. IIJ2U8575, 575 Supply the Northwest corner of the. 20 rent and investment. can or Sqd., Selfridge Air (o' orce Base, acre tract st1ld by Charles Be.ll write BURT liAINSON, Galllpo- Michigan, is hereby notified that an d Mary Jan e Bell to Elza Mar. lls, Ohio, Guyan 6,6086. 8-26-6t c on .the 29th . day ()( August, 19M, tin ; thence Narth parallel with the Hulda Still, being plaintiff, filed E;1st line o r said 651~ acre tract her petition against him as defen - to !.he North line of said tra'ct· 141 dant in th e Court of Common thcnL ~ East tu the place ur be'· Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio, Case gi nning, contai ning twenty, (20), No. 12,347 , praying f(lr divorce acres. more or less. HOUSE, three bedrooms, furni sh· Also a right of w:ay 13 feet ed . Out of high water. Inquire from said Robert St ill on the -8304-X. 8 30 3tc grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty wide bcgirllling at the Southwool and Extreme · Cruelly, and pl ai n- corner of the said tract herreby 5 room HOUSE, bath, buement , tiff also prays that she may be l!onvcyeJ; thence along th(' West witt\ coal furnace , gara:ge. 632 awarded th~ care, custody and lm c uf the 20 acre trS:ct of Elza S. 2nd St., Middleport. Phone control or the children or the Martin about 12 rods to a ravi ne· 907-X anytime, nr 839 M be. parties hereto; that she be award - th ence foll owing the East side 0 j tween l5:30 and 8:30 P. M. ed support for th~ children of sairl ravino to the old town and 8·30-6tc. the parties hereto until the fu r- Bouman 's Run road; the said prether order of the Court , and that ~ ~ e lng in Sutton Township, 5-,·oom UN~'URNISHEoMART. on final hearing she may be MENT. Newly decorat ed. 1,2 awarded reasonable support fol' block from bank. Phone 6009. .said children in the future( tha\ 8 ~.ll-3tc sbe be awarded as alimon~ all of l"lvc roo m and bath FURNISHFJl the intere11t of the aald defendan t APARTMENT In Middleport . 1n the household goods, hous~­ Phono 0128·X. 8-29-Gtc hold furni shings and household Three room ,FURNISHED effects and other . perso nal Pl'tl· PARTMENT d . A· perty now. located In the home of able after F .down~Irs. AvaiL- the parties In Pomero~·. Ohio, Y. 680 Sout~l Say. d o~e 6087-~ frc~ And clear of any and lill aeon ve. . cla1m1 of the said defendan t, and ONLY :::---- - - - - _ :ll-:2:9:_:·3:tc for other DrO»er relict. Said eause Thrcc.room FURNJ.SHED APART· will be for hc!!.rlng on or after the MENT. Utilit!Oij paid. Call 12th. day of October A. D. 19Mi. 63SO.X. 8-27·31o Hulda Sti.Jl laetuded l:-1 'fbiJ GrGP"t It & Three-room APARTMENT, part . Crow & Crow, I Pleee LIYinr Room 811Ue Attorneys for Plaintiff. ly fu rnished . . Plenty of water. (8) 30: (9) 8, 13, 20, 27: 10 DOWN Mrs. C. H. Amos, Rutland, Ohio. (10) 4, 11-7tc B·27·31p Balance ·r"' EaMy Paym1011 .0- Legal Notices ( 13 ) For Lease I.'ILABNI!B by Kenneth McKeru:i&; thenee North 40 rods on the Eaat Une of the lands of aaid Hclteazle; thence East 60 Tods on the South lin of the lands of E. E. Hughes to the West Une of tbe lands of George Nickerson; thence South following the Weat line Or said Nickerson's land to the South line of said 100 acre lot No. 1191; thence Wast followlng the said South ~ine of said ISO a..cre lot No. 1196 to Ute ~·of be&lnDlDI, Being the aarpe real e1tate u .cxmveyed by O"Ule L. RadcllHe · et al, to Ralph' R. Radclitle and Russell B. Reddiffe by de1d reo corded in Deed Beok 184 at P1ge 208 of . the Meia:s County Deed Records. · The persona named above will take further notlee that they ' have- been made parties defendant to said petiUon and they ar& r-equired to answer the same on or before the l.st day at O«ober 1 19~5. .. . ' ; Lettie May MJ.Jia, Admlnls- I 'Furniture , Wllliam ~· llllllt', dec&ased. Plaintiff. I Attorney-s for Plaintiff. (8) 2 9-16.23-30: (9) 6-&to A cold is both affirmative and negative : Sometlmas the eyes have it and sometimes the nO!!Ie. ~ s'B6' ;:,f~~~;!ji, ifiwf' · ws to 0 '. : r·, t to ,get the See It Totlay ot NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Ar.clll.ary Aclminlttr.ator ROOMS for rent. 127 Butternut Al.JGNiENT ~- Close_ in town. 8·24·12tp l&t.att of Eunice Warner, Dt· - ~balanein; and brake sorvice, cea&ed Two Furnls t'led 4.-ltoom APARTHackelt.l' Safety Service, W. M~NTS, new furniture. UUJiUes MliJa -St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Notice b hereby given .that pau.l. Call 6044-M. 8-20-U Phone 2&?. r..s.u Theodore Hilldore whoae Post Of· flee Address Is Rural Route No 1 Racine, Ohio, has ·been duly ~P: 2 five room modern APAft1pointed as Ancillary Adml'nittu .. MENTS, with 1aundr7 and pr. tor of the E!late of Eunice War. Eiectri~ RElo~RJGfJRATOR. Fir.sl aa:e. Phone .SlO.!til. A.. N. Ben,Q ner late of Parkersburg, West 6-27-tf . W .OO tak€!S it. Calt 24-Y or 440M. Virginia, deceased. 8-27-6tc 19~~ted this 20th dsy of August, 1047 Ford Ptokup TRUCK. All good rubber, 111l good i!l&ss. John C. Bacon beater, A· 1 condlli ron J. W. JudRc of the Probate Court .!;beadle, 700 w..t Main st., Servl~:e Meise County, Chlo. Pomeroy. . 8·30·3tc (8)·23-30: !8HI-3to QUICK SERVICE ou ·Watcb R• - -,_-- . U6EJJ BARGAJNi. p..lrtnr b7 faetorJ Tral11ed ~ ,U1ed &.frltentor, f49 up, Vac· watcbmUer. COLL.INS JBwt. .t. ClJrft' ' Clealler tt . ~. BAKER LERS, Pomeruy, l-M · '· Furalture. Phoa11 B:J74-.J, Mid· ~O.rt, 11_111-11 I'OIIEKI'.N II ABBO'I'I' T. V. IN!IJIWICJI AOIINC)" -F-; VICE All Makea Repaired br lCo II'IN, Aulomobu., lhollb New Holland Forage Ha.rve11tor, pert TecbqlciiDI. Pbcme e:18f y C1t11 Head 1nd Cycle, Blower. .U:tddleport .\~ENT "'ck.l. WJII Hk'e thla deal Also - ~ll' Bal.e r. Clean.upo . MEIGS MDIO & TELEVISION BERVICf •&.uv. Cuualf:l' 111<1 QJ.fvf;R SALES, West Main St.,! l:'hone 200. Clelud A»Pllaat11. Bomeroy, ObJo. Phone OO·J . l!itore 118 W. Main St .• POmeroJ ' 8-19-14tc 2-23-U · ~~~~~7~)~H=e=l~p=W ~a~n~t~ed~ (201 Business 'FllliNl'I'URi - RODl.ffiY DOWNING E ••a.w: -;;:;;:-:===-=.:.:= Real Esrote Broker 20 bt liOJ'DLBPOil'l', OBIO t'BONWB tiD. l;;5uronce PIACHIS t BI We !lave Belle of Ge-cu·gla white Dt~chet ready now. We win COMPLETE Proteetloll, LICe, Auto,]Dsuraace Fire, Polio. Call Don itart pleklna: Elberta peadles Mills, Middleport, Ohio. Aua;ust :zot.b. Brinl! container. lt.JI.M II~~==========::: II HAPPY AND GAY Webater Frult Farm, 6 mile8 OF buytna lnourancar fUt Of Chester, Ohio, Follow TIIINKING Guaranteed IIVInc• up to ao~. @;Ill. 8·17·11 V. D. EllWAJU)S, Pbolle &1-X, Home 4114. ,, 1·11·11 MYr~l~ M~:I!NT SPRAY JAMES FAMELL PULLIII IIIIU$H lOX 54 aiLPRI. OHIO Trld'e-tn aJOOwance fot' your old ttwtna: m:acbine, rea•rdlosa of mali. P. m.odei, or condltion, Wben J<1U pwebaee one ol our new $.cbLne.&- ••ao.ao 20 ye-ar wr~tten guarantee, With of att&qlments. year writtea J'\&J"IIllhe with -our re- r.ua aet. ' tiJ. room house Call 8-24-11 OHIO VALLEY s~ JUNK CO. . . . Pllnaa &10 -- buUt ' lnii«Nn•. Phone 90D-J, K!llln'ON'S SIElWING MlAOIINE SIIIWIOE ------,-. . 'a ' ' Box 148, ' Pomeroy, Obl.o. • • • Rutlond furn. Co. , JJ. RuUarul, 0. Or .RESULTS Mast'" Furn. Co. Mooon, w. Vo. l •• •• •• • • • • .••Remember the Litter- Bas4 l<et," iR a sloga n we ehould keep in mind around picnic and camp aiteal as well as on city street& Whl e litter may be a algn that we've had a good time, it ta a nuh1anct1 for thoae who follow. ' Ants and other insecta can be txpectod at picni cs al)d there's n6t mueh we un do about them. Tflere'a no excuse for the other fellow's left behind scraps. They r---=~ can ruin a nic· nle alte. ·u you've ever stopped at a spot dupolled by ttR former oecupantat I'm sure lou know what mean. Litter 11 un- necenarf be .. cause it a 10 eaay to be neat. Tak• a look around any well-run J)ien'c rrounde, 1ueb •• those in state _parkl!l, and you will ftnd an am· pie supply of traab NCeptaclea. However, If no bin Ia handy, tJke alonr your Utter Qnd dlapoee of it later. After a •einer roa1t, or (ltber outdoor cooldnc, buey th• remains of your Rre. .., Campalgn aralnlt Utter 100 oer cent not just halfway, Leave the eamp1lte neat, and don't neglect. the 1nside of your car. When 700 travol, your car is your home on wheels. Keep it as clean •• you do your Jivlnf room . Jf your pa.. aenpr1 wan to plcnk u you drive, aurgest. 'that. the:r. put wax paper and napkin and left oven b1ek into a paper ba.f and throw It ali _Into • litter baeket at the aext atop. : But don't try to k~ the lnalde .af rour car clean bY throwlnc· tr•llt out the window. It spolia· tho blabwar f., otbon. nd-' In IIWlY pl.... -It may 001t fOil ' ~!!!!o - --- . .. o:oo·· \2:30 2:0Q .2:30 3:00 3:115 3:3a 4:00 B:oq 6:00 The Big Payorr Bob Cro.sby The Brl.olhter Daj S.ecret Storm On Your .Aeeount 4 O'Clock Theatre ~u<:ky 8 lwioh The Rron~ Rider 6:30 Doug Edwards New1 6:415 Julius LaROsa 7:00 Frankie Laine Show \ 8:00 ''J'flP ~mtonalre · 8:30 I've Got a Secret 9:00 tJ. S. Steel Hour ,1 • 9:4.G BarbP:r~s· Spor'... Coraer 10:00 Yolrr llaao RePj)l'ler · JO:l.S .WieJm Dil SoJirts i:ye 10:211 WeatliennaJ, ' 10:30 ser:r;,j 'P(Ieo, USA 11:00 Up-to·tRe-tntRute New1 l1 :OS Lat.e Show success lies largely in knowing WHERE ' To go to get the best results. The 7:00 .Sfglt·On ,'1 :00 Morn IDa ShOw 0:00 Garry MoOre 8:30 Arthur GildlroJ carefully on the basis of the best ad. 10:30 StrU.e 11 lli~h u ,oo Vall4ot La~ 11:15 Love of IJle U :30 Seareb for To!Ttorro,f vance information he con get. The ex- 11:48 Tile Guidlog Lt1b! 12:00 The r"qt.r Fhmt perienced shopper does the some thing. Scans the _ 12:1li Road ol Life · l~:ao ,~ekome Trn ~Iwi • :00 8ougep~rt7 ... 1' 1$· 'Robert Q. Lewlo ads in this . paper to find aut exactly who's got . what for sole and for hdw much. . uses the adver· 1:3Q K~Ue'1 Kitt"hen 2:00 T~ellllr 3:00 tisi ng columns OS the t~ iecNind•trusted guide to . ' who wonts to buy wisely on d tQ the advertiser who wants to sell well! The Bripltr Day Sfcrel Storo> 3:3g On Yout A«<Unt t:Ob ~ O'Clock Theat- , I :U the j)est 'ibuys" in town. Thus . . ·this paper renders · ci double service ... valuable alike to the shopper l>ayof! 2:30 llob ~Jrosby Sliow 1 I I ' . (:15 Tri S~lttt Report I . :00 Luoky 8 Ranch U!l Ultle Raocalo 11:18 Franco CluD • :30 lli>lltf Eclw~rdJ, Nm 8:·UI .J'•ne Frol'lian ' 7 00 Ray MUIIDd Show 7:30 Shower ·(lj siua 8:30 g,oo .;;30 · . \ 19:!10 IO:Ili ' 10:21 S... Playbouae C.Utor - . .,.f wood 3:1. Conl~al thread 33.·0ry . 3,. C!1-y fN-.v.)' 35. J~~ov~ tree · 37. JOlt 38. Ar'll~ poa\ ofJ'Ice . ·(•bbr.l . ' . . . NhC 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 ¥1qhia·. M0ilroe Ne'tP. Canva• PJuo lfu! i'..e Attbqr Mumy · ~mmlr T}leatre Dolll!ir A Second 9:00· NBC Truth·. 1\t · Cons• NBC NBC NBC NBC NBC .~\ ~~9:;: 10:00 10:30 10:35 10:<5 12:00 - 30. :::hfendc; ; Mr. Dtslrtct Attoraer News Headline.. WeathertaSt NBC Toni&hl Sign Off . WI!DNil~IL\Y 7:00 NB~ · TodQ . 1:.00 COII(!e TLnito 10~00 NBC . Rome U .:.OO , NBC . Ernie FC1rd 11-:30 'NBc 'reather Your Nest 12:00 Today".s NeWs &: Farm. 12:15 NBC 1Jing D~n1 School 12:45 NBC You and .Your Ch.l! dre~ '. 1:00 Cam.,e-11 Goe,·;to School . 1:30 At tlolJie wUb The Carr's 2:00 N!JC 'l'eil !Ia~ 2:10 NBC. It I'aya To Be J.Jar. . rl~ 3:00 Nile Way or tbe world i'jnl Love ... :.30 NBC llr. .1:45 NBC 1roderi. Rom.ance1 !'JB fniC ..,_eener t:on ll!lC . 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Sweo0 ey 3:41 ~ M6derp<Jtomaneet 4;00 N1IC · Ploliy Lee ' 4:30 NBC llowdy D~ ti:PQ Pld Timer :. ; &:30 Soldiers of Fortune ·a:oo · Ne,a Picture . . , 6: IIi Sporta Eye 4:00 .t4 d'CjOck Theatr. 4 8:00 22: .f'Artlclf l1 :30, NBC Fealber Yobdleot 12::00 Today'• News & Fania 12:15 , NBC , Djnc Dong S<hqol 12:45 NjC Yoo and Your Cbll· dreo · 1:00 PaUon•t Study 8~ 1On ;Ytnlr·Aceount : I ii;n,. J 7:00 Nllf:"t.~ 9:00 Coffee 'I'Uo.e • JO.:OO NBC Home 11:00 NBC ~Ia FOI'G i. B:flil .~Luc~ 'it Ranch f tl"to 1 . ' He ;o. ~lv,~ r 8:!5 Sip On . ' 7:00 Mornlog Show · 9:00 Garry. Moore 8:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 St!'ike It Ricb · 11:00 Valiant Lady 11 :15 Love of Life 11 :30· Search for Tomorrow -11 :45 The t'luldlli& Llg~t Katie's Kitchen 12: 15 · Road of IJfe 12:30 Welcome Travelera 1.:00 Robert Q. Lewis 1:30 Hous.e Party 2:00 The Bl.ol P,tYof! I ~:30 ' Bo)l Croa~y <" a:oo :-. Th~ Brts~ter Da1 ~' 3;1.11i '· Sedret Storm , $299.00 4 room FURNISHED HOUSE. Call 330·M. 8 -24-tJtc WCIIS 7:C:) bin on . ~ : tratrii: of the Eltate of O'Brien and O'Brien, )8. BlU-er , V~h f!fi,DA~ TUESDAY OF •st. ChannelS ·- ·! 3 Rooms NEW I I I containing 15 acres, more or lefl. ---- Comp1et. ·WliEEL f 1 - - - -- ---- '' I For Rent t '191 Far Sale •! the the Ohio Company's Purchase. Also the surface only of the ! iollowing real estat& situate Jn 1 Sutton Townsbi.p, Meigs County, Ohio, to-wit: Be.:inning on tll.e South line of 160 acre lot No. 1196 at the Southeast corner of the lands owned 1 I '-"'Cifll, "'fill• - - ~- •l Meigs County, Ohio, and In East half of lot No. 1un in section 6, town 2 and range 12 of ~11\'~r§il!b' •· ~< !"( . iljURSIJAY 8:i10J ' SiP ~ .. 7:00 ~'IIC Torlo• t·OO Cofteo 11 .., 10:00 Nil¢" Ito::: II :00 .NBC Ernie Fm.. 11::.0 ~ . Feather YPlfT Ned li:OO NBC vJ.. of tbt ·world 12:15 Tod•;y'a Newa and tarm 1:00 Parson•1 Stud)r • · J:30 At .How.e w•th '111e Carr•a 2:1!0 ~ Ted Maok 2:10 N8C Tho Oreateol Gill 2:48 NBC r.on~emtDJ Marlowe 3:00 :-me Rawthir x i 1 'aU• 3:15 NBC Firll Lovoi . 3:::0 NBC llr. ilwotnpJ 1:45 NBC llodn ROouaeoa 4:00 N!Op ....., Loo . 'H...~ ........... . 4:30 NliC s:oe Olil•lftalit~ ,, "'""" li·SO Nimrod IDd Aailer 6:00 Newa l'li:lutt 8:15 .jporte Eye 8:25 8:30 NIJC i:llallh li~ w........... 8: 45 7:00. 7:~ 8!00. 8:"" ''30 N.ewa· Cuwu ..Jou. Bet . luiloe . .nr.,.., Your 1 ••0 ~. 1 t wisH I HAD FIVE · DOLL.ARS ·' . .,,. CQV CJV• . .. RTUV CRBCWCMD PE ALV RCD-"' x"v,cl-ZVWL9B. "'ltotrda)·'~t Cr)"Jifoquoh•: ' THOUCH . DEVOTIONS NEEC No:r ART, SOMETIME OF . THE f'OO" ' THE RICH MAY ROJJ:ROW -.CAMPION. DUtrlbutt tl b~ KillS. t~:•hlrti- .. V1141cate .! ' d I WISH t HAD TEN pOi..I,.AR$ . I WISH 1 · Hl\0 A . HUN~t;P ,. POI,I;:r'i Rc:. '\ I WISH 1 HAD A. , THO.USANI) . DOLLARS . I WISH P!AD A. 1 MII.L.ION DOI.I.ARS �... ; r • \ },.;aW:.;~:;:I:;:.x~-~--·_____________!Th~-etDo~ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Miadleport, Olilo ' -,, • '• a..! 19) ot.lasslfied Adl recet"Vud b, w 1 11. will be published ihe Wlie ~ 1 u ~lved. .·llates;. 2 eenb per word, one 111- CABINET SlNKS, PORCELAIN ~ sertlon. Mloim:.tm ebuge ble.ENAM·ELED 42 inch $83.96 ; M ~ 4 cen~ per wo.M for three «HH · inch $99.9,; 66 inch $144-.M ; , set;uttvc insertiOnS. CHESTS OF DRAWERS, NEW, ~Srerul-One month for 25 eeota 3 drawer $17.9fJ; 4 drawer • pel' word. $21.96, 5 drawer $27 .1m. Also ' ·~ fw.l rate uC 2 tenta pf-r word will Furnished Apartment for rent. be <'banged lor adv~rtiJOing if not 1 PHONE 133, EWINGS FURNJ. paid for before the 15th of eaeb TURE AND A-PPUANClt month following inser.tion . STORE, 108 w. MAIN ST Errors iD Advertls!ng- Sbould be POMEROY, 0 . B30tf reported lmmedia~ ~y. The Daily •killed ;;xDtinc1 WI·u not b~ responsi b1 e Millions Of files Wtth for more than one incorrect in· Star·Malathion F1y Cblpa-5 ~oa. lbs., $1.79. MEIGS COUNTY t.:t.rd of Than"ka and Special No.FARM BUREAU. 8-29-atp t~_ces u! Events printed ~t · regu- ( j I ) Wonted To BU\1 lat cllssUied rlites. Obituaries pu!Jllabed at 1 cent per y.oord. . Charged Ada re-..:eiYed by mail or Wanted-Benches or Chairs suitt~f!phone 'iven careful .atteaable for lodge hail. Call ~16-X tioa. or 6199-X. 8-30-3tc - - - : - - - - -.- WANTED TO BuY-LCi1111: Olk. ( ,I • ~ Poplar, Puswood, Pme, Watnu1 Also Oak, Poplar, Baa•.,.ood lumber, green or dl'J. 4-4, 6-t:, ~ PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL 8--\, 8-4. DeJlverea 10 our · • $6.50 -Machlnetes!'l Wave $4.00 1'u pper.t PI aiDJ, Ohio, rud $10 .00 Cald Wave $7 . ~0 Cub on d_eliveJ7, Write or c:all LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON ua for particui•ra. The Ohlo Phon• 223Y Valley Mfg. Corp. !'!lone Cool8 27-3tc ville IMO. 2-2--tf u ,\loti":eS -~----- --- · BOITLED GAS-lnstaUaUon and serv}ce:· see Uli for prices. RUTLAND ,.URNITURE at Rutland. 0-31).tf ' ·' 12l"CM!!•of Thanks ."' ' We Wish to ex,press our si ncere apprecia tion to our neighbo rs and rrilnd s ror their kindness ' and sympathy durinq: the illness , and dea th of ou r Ucloved hu s· .. t. band and ~ather, Harry W. ' · Roush. Spcc1al th:mks to the itY. J oh n· Elwood, the Ewi ng 1 tfilne ral Di rectors, I hose s end flo wer •. and all who helpl•d 1 ·~10 ans way. Mr-s . Harry W. ! ~\l,tsh omd daughters. 8-30-ltp 'I_ \ bti l~uto S~les 1936 PONTIAC Sedan. Fair con· dlt lon. Priced t·o sell . 296 Mulberry Ave. B·26-6tp 19M CH~"'VROLET :Hun LWB low mile&lile, $170:5. Bla~ltnar'~, Pomeroy, Ohio. B·27-6tc 1951 BUICK Super Riviera, $905. Blaett nar 's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 8-27·6lc - - -- ' - -- 1952 PLYMOUTH Dclux 4-door Sedan, $79:1. Bla C: tn~~r 's, Pom -..c.roy, O~io . fl ·27·6lc 1953 CHEVR(}IJET 2-door "210" !Qelux .S edan, $'1105. Blaettnar's, K :Pomeroy, 9 hlo. 8·27-6tc ~19;04· PONTIAC . 2-door ~a n, Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, 8·27-6tc ) · O,Jilo. ~ .ltJ5e. ~195!& BUICK Special Delux 2·door ·~ Sedan, $1990 . Blaettnar·s, Pom. ,. eroy, Obi9. · 8:27-Ste ":18 el AutoServices For Sc.i" - (2 l) "eo r· IE state LEGAL NOTICE Okey Mill s, Mallory, West Vir· - -ginia ; Arthur Mills, Mallory, West Virginia ; Marie Mills Milo, Wgan, A .... 1....1 -~t West Vir g i~ia ; Chi~ore Mills Pen· 'II tecosl, Ma_d1son Height, Virginia; '7 ~1 lbur M1lls, K_cnova, West Vir· gmia ; Nell Mills .Montgomery, POMEROY-6. ro~m f1·ame, 3 bed· 206 Trin ity Avenue, Wilm 4, Dela· rooms, large liVIng room, hot ware; GenarJ Mills, Jr., whose water •heat. Convenii:! nt to a.ddres.s is unknown; Albert Mills, e~eryt htng. $8000.00. Alrcad;,· New Haven, West Virginia ; c . P. fmanc~:d . Pay $2000.00 for own - l •. Harvey E. Mill ~, R. A. 15472007, ~r's equity . Immediate possess- I C. Btry. 7th A. A. A. A. w. B. N. I A. P. 0. 28 c/ o Postmaster Nf'w Ion. FARM-Go_od 8 room fr_a~e York, New York; anr.l Carl ' Mills, house With cellar, eleclncl~Y 646 Bross Street, Longmont, and fre e galS . Very good barm Colorado; will take notice that and oth_o r buildings, convertible Lettie May Mills, Admi nistra trix to prof1table pou1try layer set· ot the Estate of William M. MiUg, up for 1300 hens or 5000 broil· deceased filed her petitl on, July ers. 80 acres with 3~ acres 29, 1955, in the Probate Court tracto~. tillable. All min~ral.i.l of M~i·gs County, Ohio, case Ex.ceptlonal at $5000.00, fm an. Number 16,825, alle(l ing that the clog wilh '1500.00 down, hal· personal estate of saij decedent, ancc $600.00 per year. William M. Mills, is insufficient to RI!NT·AL--4: room bouse with pay his debts and charges of aG. furnace heal. ministering "hi.s estate; lhat the CUCKLER REALTY said Will iaJ:Ut ·M. M-ills died seized in fee s imi>'l e of the rollowm· g 229 Phon• 101-Y a-21Box .atc described real estate: Situate in lhe Township of Sut· ton, Co unty of Meigs, and State 123) of Ohio, and bounded and des· cribcd as follows, bo-wit : B!!ginnin! at the Northeast oor· ner of the 65 \2 acre trac t dee.ded LEGAL NOTICE to Rebecca Martin by Charles Robert Still, who is a ref>.ident Bell and Mary Jane Bell, his wife, FOR LEASE--Service Station ln of Meigs County, Ohio, bul who is by deed dated April 2, 1879; PomerQy, Lar.:e sales room, 4 presently in the armed rorces of lh enco South on the East line to large bay11, rooms for plenty of .t he United States, and whose Post th ~ Southeast corner of said tract· work. Chanee for local man to Office Address is Rubei1 Still, thence West on the South line t~ build goo4 business. Minimum Serial No. IIJ2U8575, 575 Supply the Northwest corner of the. 20 rent and investment. can or Sqd., Selfridge Air (o' orce Base, acre tract st1ld by Charles Be.ll write BURT liAINSON, Galllpo- Michigan, is hereby notified that an d Mary Jan e Bell to Elza Mar. lls, Ohio, Guyan 6,6086. 8-26-6t c on .the 29th . day ()( August, 19M, tin ; thence Narth parallel with the Hulda Still, being plaintiff, filed E;1st line o r said 651~ acre tract her petition against him as defen - to !.he North line of said tra'ct· 141 dant in th e Court of Common thcnL ~ East tu the place ur be'· Pleas, Meigs County, Ohio, Case gi nning, contai ning twenty, (20), No. 12,347 , praying f(lr divorce acres. more or less. HOUSE, three bedrooms, furni sh· Also a right of w:ay 13 feet ed . Out of high water. Inquire from said Robert St ill on the -8304-X. 8 30 3tc grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty wide bcgirllling at the Southwool and Extreme · Cruelly, and pl ai n- corner of the said tract herreby 5 room HOUSE, bath, buement , tiff also prays that she may be l!onvcyeJ; thence along th(' West witt\ coal furnace , gara:ge. 632 awarded th~ care, custody and lm c uf the 20 acre trS:ct of Elza S. 2nd St., Middleport. Phone control or the children or the Martin about 12 rods to a ravi ne· 907-X anytime, nr 839 M be. parties hereto; that she be award - th ence foll owing the East side 0 j tween l5:30 and 8:30 P. M. ed support for th~ children of sairl ravino to the old town and 8·30-6tc. the parties hereto until the fu r- Bouman 's Run road; the said prether order of the Court , and that ~ ~ e lng in Sutton Township, 5-,·oom UN~'URNISHEoMART. on final hearing she may be MENT. Newly decorat ed. 1,2 awarded reasonable support fol' block from bank. Phone 6009. .said children in the future( tha\ 8 ~.ll-3tc sbe be awarded as alimon~ all of l"lvc roo m and bath FURNISHFJl the intere11t of the aald defendan t APARTMENT In Middleport . 1n the household goods, hous~­ Phono 0128·X. 8-29-Gtc hold furni shings and household Three room ,FURNISHED effects and other . perso nal Pl'tl· PARTMENT d . A· perty now. located In the home of able after F .down~Irs. AvaiL- the parties In Pomero~·. Ohio, Y. 680 Sout~l Say. d o~e 6087-~ frc~ And clear of any and lill aeon ve. . cla1m1 of the said defendan t, and ONLY :::---- - - - - _ :ll-:2:9:_:·3:tc for other DrO»er relict. Said eause Thrcc.room FURNJ.SHED APART· will be for hc!!.rlng on or after the MENT. Utilit!Oij paid. Call 12th. day of October A. D. 19Mi. 63SO.X. 8-27·31o Hulda Sti.Jl laetuded l:-1 'fbiJ GrGP"t It & Three-room APARTMENT, part . Crow & Crow, I Pleee LIYinr Room 811Ue Attorneys for Plaintiff. ly fu rnished . . Plenty of water. (8) 30: (9) 8, 13, 20, 27: 10 DOWN Mrs. C. H. Amos, Rutland, Ohio. (10) 4, 11-7tc B·27·31p Balance ·r"' EaMy Paym1011 .0- Legal Notices ( 13 ) For Lease I.'ILABNI!B by Kenneth McKeru:i&; thenee North 40 rods on the Eaat Une of the lands of aaid Hclteazle; thence East 60 Tods on the South lin of the lands of E. E. Hughes to the West Une of tbe lands of George Nickerson; thence South following the Weat line Or said Nickerson's land to the South line of said 100 acre lot No. 1191; thence Wast followlng the said South ~ine of said ISO a..cre lot No. 1196 to Ute ~·of be&lnDlDI, Being the aarpe real e1tate u .cxmveyed by O"Ule L. RadcllHe · et al, to Ralph' R. Radclitle and Russell B. Reddiffe by de1d reo corded in Deed Beok 184 at P1ge 208 of . the Meia:s County Deed Records. · The persona named above will take further notlee that they ' have- been made parties defendant to said petiUon and they ar& r-equired to answer the same on or before the l.st day at O«ober 1 19~5. .. . ' ; Lettie May MJ.Jia, Admlnls- I 'Furniture , Wllliam ~· llllllt', dec&ased. Plaintiff. I Attorney-s for Plaintiff. (8) 2 9-16.23-30: (9) 6-&to A cold is both affirmative and negative : Sometlmas the eyes have it and sometimes the nO!!Ie. ~ s'B6' ;:,f~~~;!ji, ifiwf' · ws to 0 '. : r·, t to ,get the See It Totlay ot NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT Ar.clll.ary Aclminlttr.ator ROOMS for rent. 127 Butternut Al.JGNiENT ~- Close_ in town. 8·24·12tp l&t.att of Eunice Warner, Dt· - ~balanein; and brake sorvice, cea&ed Two Furnls t'led 4.-ltoom APARTHackelt.l' Safety Service, W. M~NTS, new furniture. UUJiUes MliJa -St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Notice b hereby given .that pau.l. Call 6044-M. 8-20-U Phone 2&?. r..s.u Theodore Hilldore whoae Post Of· flee Address Is Rural Route No 1 Racine, Ohio, has ·been duly ~P: 2 five room modern APAft1pointed as Ancillary Adml'nittu .. MENTS, with 1aundr7 and pr. tor of the E!late of Eunice War. Eiectri~ RElo~RJGfJRATOR. Fir.sl aa:e. Phone .SlO.!til. A.. N. Ben,Q ner late of Parkersburg, West 6-27-tf . W .OO tak€!S it. Calt 24-Y or 440M. Virginia, deceased. 8-27-6tc 19~~ted this 20th dsy of August, 1047 Ford Ptokup TRUCK. All good rubber, 111l good i!l&ss. John C. Bacon beater, A· 1 condlli ron J. W. JudRc of the Probate Court .!;beadle, 700 w..t Main st., Servl~:e Meise County, Chlo. Pomeroy. . 8·30·3tc (8)·23-30: !8HI-3to QUICK SERVICE ou ·Watcb R• - -,_-- . U6EJJ BARGAJNi. p..lrtnr b7 faetorJ Tral11ed ~ ,U1ed &.frltentor, f49 up, Vac· watcbmUer. COLL.INS JBwt. .t. ClJrft' ' Clealler tt . ~. BAKER LERS, Pomeruy, l-M · '· Furalture. Phoa11 B:J74-.J, Mid· ~O.rt, 11_111-11 I'OIIEKI'.N II ABBO'I'I' T. V. IN!IJIWICJI AOIINC)" -F-; VICE All Makea Repaired br lCo II'IN, Aulomobu., lhollb New Holland Forage Ha.rve11tor, pert TecbqlciiDI. Pbcme e:18f y C1t11 Head 1nd Cycle, Blower. .U:tddleport .\~ENT "'ck.l. WJII Hk'e thla deal Also - ~ll' Bal.e r. Clean.upo . MEIGS MDIO & TELEVISION BERVICf •&.uv. Cuualf:l' 111<1 QJ.fvf;R SALES, West Main St.,! l:'hone 200. Clelud A»Pllaat11. Bomeroy, ObJo. Phone OO·J . l!itore 118 W. Main St .• POmeroJ ' 8-19-14tc 2-23-U · ~~~~~7~)~H=e=l~p=W ~a~n~t~ed~ (201 Business 'FllliNl'I'URi - RODl.ffiY DOWNING E ••a.w: -;;:;;:-:===-=.:.:= Real Esrote Broker 20 bt liOJ'DLBPOil'l', OBIO t'BONWB tiD. l;;5uronce PIACHIS t BI We !lave Belle of Ge-cu·gla white Dt~chet ready now. We win COMPLETE Proteetloll, LICe, Auto,]Dsuraace Fire, Polio. Call Don itart pleklna: Elberta peadles Mills, Middleport, Ohio. Aua;ust :zot.b. Brinl! container. lt.JI.M II~~==========::: II HAPPY AND GAY Webater Frult Farm, 6 mile8 OF buytna lnourancar fUt Of Chester, Ohio, Follow TIIINKING Guaranteed IIVInc• up to ao~. @;Ill. 8·17·11 V. D. EllWAJU)S, Pbolle &1-X, Home 4114. ,, 1·11·11 MYr~l~ M~:I!NT SPRAY JAMES FAMELL PULLIII IIIIU$H lOX 54 aiLPRI. OHIO Trld'e-tn aJOOwance fot' your old ttwtna: m:acbine, rea•rdlosa of mali. P. m.odei, or condltion, Wben J<1U pwebaee one ol our new $.cbLne.&- ••ao.ao 20 ye-ar wr~tten guarantee, With of att&qlments. year writtea J'\&J"IIllhe with -our re- r.ua aet. ' tiJ. room house Call 8-24-11 OHIO VALLEY s~ JUNK CO. . . . Pllnaa &10 -- buUt ' lnii«Nn•. Phone 90D-J, K!llln'ON'S SIElWING MlAOIINE SIIIWIOE ------,-. . 'a ' ' Box 148, ' Pomeroy, Obl.o. • • • Rutlond furn. Co. , JJ. RuUarul, 0. Or .RESULTS Mast'" Furn. Co. Mooon, w. Vo. l •• •• •• • • • • .••Remember the Litter- Bas4 l<et," iR a sloga n we ehould keep in mind around picnic and camp aiteal as well as on city street& Whl e litter may be a algn that we've had a good time, it ta a nuh1anct1 for thoae who follow. ' Ants and other insecta can be txpectod at picni cs al)d there's n6t mueh we un do about them. Tflere'a no excuse for the other fellow's left behind scraps. They r---=~ can ruin a nic· nle alte. ·u you've ever stopped at a spot dupolled by ttR former oecupantat I'm sure lou know what mean. Litter 11 un- necenarf be .. cause it a 10 eaay to be neat. Tak• a look around any well-run J)ien'c rrounde, 1ueb •• those in state _parkl!l, and you will ftnd an am· pie supply of traab NCeptaclea. However, If no bin Ia handy, tJke alonr your Utter Qnd dlapoee of it later. After a •einer roa1t, or (ltber outdoor cooldnc, buey th• remains of your Rre. .., Campalgn aralnlt Utter 100 oer cent not just halfway, Leave the eamp1lte neat, and don't neglect. the 1nside of your car. When 700 travol, your car is your home on wheels. Keep it as clean •• you do your Jivlnf room . Jf your pa.. aenpr1 wan to plcnk u you drive, aurgest. 'that. the:r. put wax paper and napkin and left oven b1ek into a paper ba.f and throw It ali _Into • litter baeket at the aext atop. : But don't try to k~ the lnalde .af rour car clean bY throwlnc· tr•llt out the window. It spolia· tho blabwar f., otbon. nd-' In IIWlY pl.... -It may 001t fOil ' ~!!!!o - --- . .. o:oo·· \2:30 2:0Q .2:30 3:00 3:115 3:3a 4:00 B:oq 6:00 The Big Payorr Bob Cro.sby The Brl.olhter Daj S.ecret Storm On Your .Aeeount 4 O'Clock Theatre ~u<:ky 8 lwioh The Rron~ Rider 6:30 Doug Edwards New1 6:415 Julius LaROsa 7:00 Frankie Laine Show \ 8:00 ''J'flP ~mtonalre · 8:30 I've Got a Secret 9:00 tJ. S. Steel Hour ,1 • 9:4.G BarbP:r~s· Spor'... Coraer 10:00 Yolrr llaao RePj)l'ler · JO:l.S .WieJm Dil SoJirts i:ye 10:211 WeatliennaJ, ' 10:30 ser:r;,j 'P(Ieo, USA 11:00 Up-to·tRe-tntRute New1 l1 :OS Lat.e Show success lies largely in knowing WHERE ' To go to get the best results. The 7:00 .Sfglt·On ,'1 :00 Morn IDa ShOw 0:00 Garry MoOre 8:30 Arthur GildlroJ carefully on the basis of the best ad. 10:30 StrU.e 11 lli~h u ,oo Vall4ot La~ 11:15 Love of IJle U :30 Seareb for To!Ttorro,f vance information he con get. The ex- 11:48 Tile Guidlog Lt1b! 12:00 The r"qt.r Fhmt perienced shopper does the some thing. Scans the _ 12:1li Road ol Life · l~:ao ,~ekome Trn ~Iwi • :00 8ougep~rt7 ... 1' 1$· 'Robert Q. Lewlo ads in this . paper to find aut exactly who's got . what for sole and for hdw much. . uses the adver· 1:3Q K~Ue'1 Kitt"hen 2:00 T~ellllr 3:00 tisi ng columns OS the t~ iecNind•trusted guide to . ' who wonts to buy wisely on d tQ the advertiser who wants to sell well! The Bripltr Day Sfcrel Storo> 3:3g On Yout A«<Unt t:Ob ~ O'Clock Theat- , I :U the j)est 'ibuys" in town. Thus . . ·this paper renders · ci double service ... valuable alike to the shopper l>ayof! 2:30 llob ~Jrosby Sliow 1 I I ' . (:15 Tri S~lttt Report I . :00 Luoky 8 Ranch U!l Ultle Raocalo 11:18 Franco CluD • :30 lli>lltf Eclw~rdJ, Nm 8:·UI .J'•ne Frol'lian ' 7 00 Ray MUIIDd Show 7:30 Shower ·(lj siua 8:30 g,oo .;;30 · . \ 19:!10 IO:Ili ' 10:21 S... Playbouae C.Utor - . .,.f wood 3:1. Conl~al thread 33.·0ry . 3,. 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Sweo0 ey 3:41 ~ M6derp<Jtomaneet 4;00 N1IC · Ploliy Lee ' 4:30 NBC llowdy D~ ti:PQ Pld Timer :. ; &:30 Soldiers of Fortune ·a:oo · Ne,a Picture . . , 6: IIi Sporta Eye 4:00 .t4 d'CjOck Theatr. 4 8:00 22: .f'Artlclf l1 :30, NBC Fealber Yobdleot 12::00 Today'• News & Fania 12:15 , NBC , Djnc Dong S<hqol 12:45 NjC Yoo and Your Cbll· dreo · 1:00 PaUon•t Study 8~ 1On ;Ytnlr·Aceount : I ii;n,. J 7:00 Nllf:"t.~ 9:00 Coffee 'I'Uo.e • JO.:OO NBC Home 11:00 NBC ~Ia FOI'G i. B:flil .~Luc~ 'it Ranch f tl"to 1 . ' He ;o. ~lv,~ r 8:!5 Sip On . ' 7:00 Mornlog Show · 9:00 Garry. Moore 8:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 St!'ike It Ricb · 11:00 Valiant Lady 11 :15 Love of Life 11 :30· Search for Tomorrow -11 :45 The t'luldlli& Llg~t Katie's Kitchen 12: 15 · Road of IJfe 12:30 Welcome Travelera 1.:00 Robert Q. Lewis 1:30 Hous.e Party 2:00 The Bl.ol P,tYof! I ~:30 ' Bo)l Croa~y <" a:oo :-. Th~ Brts~ter Da1 ~' 3;1.11i '· Sedret Storm , $299.00 4 room FURNISHED HOUSE. Call 330·M. 8 -24-tJtc WCIIS 7:C:) bin on . ~ : tratrii: of the Eltate of O'Brien and O'Brien, )8. BlU-er , V~h f!fi,DA~ TUESDAY OF •st. ChannelS ·- ·! 3 Rooms NEW I I I containing 15 acres, more or lefl. ---- Comp1et. ·WliEEL f 1 - - - -- ---- '' I For Rent t '191 Far Sale •! the the Ohio Company's Purchase. Also the surface only of the ! iollowing real estat& situate Jn 1 Sutton Townsbi.p, Meigs County, Ohio, to-wit: Be.:inning on tll.e South line of 160 acre lot No. 1196 at the Southeast corner of the lands owned 1 I '-"'Cifll, "'fill• - - ~- •l Meigs County, Ohio, and In East half of lot No. 1un in section 6, town 2 and range 12 of ~11\'~r§il!b' •· ~< !"( . iljURSIJAY 8:i10J ' SiP ~ .. 7:00 ~'IIC Torlo• t·OO Cofteo 11 .., 10:00 Nil¢" Ito::: II :00 .NBC Ernie Fm.. 11::.0 ~ . 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I WISH P!AD A. 1 MII.L.ION DOI.I.ARS �-~ Page Eight - -·-- ------. ~ I The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, August 30, 1955 • '-"AI.. NOYICI State Mental Institution, Louia..ville, Kentucky; Tbe SuperintenWool llamll..... Sla.. WOII Vlr- dent of the State Mental Institugiaia; li1I\K1rJl , 1\amer, Starrat, tion, Louinille, Kentucky ; Nelle w~ · VlrlfDia; Groee Sariet~l, Harkwell, Route No. 1, Buechel, Cutlt 'WooOI, Vlttillil; ld1 Run· Kentucky; Ca~~r.a Fay Rice, Carop )'011!. 111 ll>CO~t .penen. f;/o Taylor, Kentuety ; and Ina Mae Nelson, Boz BOG, Rural Route No. 2, Fairdale, Kentucky ; will take IMOT-AL TlliANGLI notice that Audrey Miller, AdTht: pasaioute, dynamic love of ministratrix of the Estate of tw9' ltJ:'op.,J Virile mtn for a beautiful-. e:t:ot:le 'ifOmab explodes into tnyJSeB Grant Ramey, deceased, fP,ed ker petition, July 21 , 19~ . violetn action ln RepUblic's "S•nin 1)1e Probate Court of Meigs l.li Fe Passage" opening at the Coonty, Ohio, case RIJmher 16,926 Mella Theatre lor -Tuesday and ~eging that tbe perso nal estate w·e dntsday· eveninJs. said ~aeedent Is insufficient to Starrinc John Payne, Faith Do- of pay hit~ debts and that said Ulysmer:,Ues and Rod Cameron, this great drama was filmed in gor- ses Grant Ramey died seized in fee simple ot the following desgeous 'l'rucolor amidst the scenie splendor of St. GeorJe, Utah. It cribed real estate, to-wit: PARCEL NO. ONE was dll'e(ted by WilHam Witney Situated in the County or Meigs, for associate producer Sidney Picker . aDd was based on an Esquire State of Ohio, and Township of ~ig~ne story by Cliy Fisher. Rutland and more particularly Tli_e .SC!reen play waa written by bounded and described as follows: Lillie lbyward. Beginning on the South line of Section 23, Town 26 and Range 14 at the Southeast · corner of Josiah Wright'!! land; thence West 10"2 rod!l to the center of road; thence north 47th degrees We.st 0 rods along said road; thence North 34 degrees We!lt 7~ rods; thence North Mlh: degrees West 23 rods; thonce North 36 degrees , West 8 rods; thence North 17l,i degrees West 31h: rods; thence North 711,1 degrees East some 43Y.I rods to the East line of the lands of said Josiah Wright) thMce South 44~~ rods to the beginning, containing 8 acres, more or less. PA~CEL NO. TWO . Situated in tbe County of Meigs, State of Ohio, and township of Rutland and more particularly bounded and deaeribed a.s follows: Beginning 16 rods and 21 links North and 72 rods and 19 links East from the SolHffwest corner of S(:ction 23 and In the center of the road; then~e North 66 rods . and 19 links; tlience South 00 degrees East 14 rods~ thence No~ 65 deg.r_ees East 6 rods; thence South 61 degreea East 10 rods; tb.ence South 61 degrees Ea~t 10 rods; thence South 80 rods and 16 links; them~e West to the center I of the road, (county); thence in a nortbwesterly direction along the center of said road to the placo of beiJinnirig, containing 1a acres, more or less, And all the estate, title and Interest of the said Andrew Lambert, his heirs ~ and as- .J:wo llallley,.e/ o Chari• Alii!.., .. , Make ELBERFELDS In Pomeroy Your Shop- '. ping (:enter for School Clothes and School Supplies for'Boys. and Girls of All Ages. . . POPLIN BOYS BACK "!"0 SCHOOL Shirts s.. the comple.e shh1t-Short .... !fo• bac!c to Jackets Warmt-d lined poplin iatketsZipper front-2 roomy pockets side belts - Sites 7 to 14 in bright red, oraftll•· avacadonny and charcoal. line of boys sleteves school Save all of your s.deslll)s from ELBERFELDS-What ever you buy in the stcre-r.eve all your 'lalesiiPt-Brlng them In any· thM to bli added. ·~. MONO HINDilSGN, 20, I lunlot jt lm11a1aDa State Unlveraity atBatoD Ro\lCe. bu beeD ch01en to .. . . . .. npnsent OIIDUII ber State at the tb.lJ:d Quef'l N . .J.. will be and bralne. «mtelf: p . -. ·lo much beauty ano little coati . the waehaltla .L AOX woll paint .••._, "· ' . Fl$har Co. AnER SCHOOL JEANS SIZES 34 to40 • Th• cboiflelt of girls dresn1 are found in tftia be1utlful grDup-Charming new drMtt» that the girls will love-up to th• minute styling-Easy to wash f1brlc1 and ,-.qulra very little Jronln1. Select """'I ., ..... b..Utlful tiQ.rtt· f4tlr Y¥.1' b1ck to "fiiOol -;;t'rdribl. ShNih Wtllwr ,,.,_. W full IWiftt lkltb&fltnnel._fwMI tlbtrdln-.. 22 to'JIJ ' ;: ' ' Lee . fit everywhere SIZES FROM TOTS TO TEENS '• 1- True westtrn dyl.feaM, San. forlzed Let Rld~tl fit tJdra 1nug on the legr, low on the -1. l .. ' ' · ~~eaters for ba~k to s~boo_ll out hips- exactly the way yaY~ like. At school, after tchHI. ''belong" In Let lldtn. Juot when you>rt w;,nderlng how lo riMmd lhelr sehoolbound ..;al'!Irobel ... we up with • tremendous sale or the veey ll!lni.}'Ou need! s-ten. .. lO IIWlY of &hem l . • . WMbolile, inbable, servleeahle BOYS Alilo Ia,. Orlons and Hylona Slsel 7 to 14 ••If Rugg;d and ready .ToGo Anklets and kn.. sock.- toft 6pun 'cotton end stretch soek._ ..uds -.nd lane111. ToSI:;hool GIRLS ~: BedevUied rr!~·~::z: ._Stew c1nemasco" Anne laxter •• JEAN:S. .·,. • 1 .. ,.... The MlddlepOr~P~meroy Alum· ni Game wlll .be ·piayed. Friday, Sept. 2 according .W, the announcement TuesdiY .nl1ht af\er made ,. to com'plete .plana fOr the game. · Uhiforma will be issued Friday evening to the Middleport playera after a practice : session and all intere!lted plaY9rJI are ilsted to be at the StadJuJO at 7 P. M. Wednesday evt)ltrtg. · OUlcials !or the 1am.e will be Joe Young Jr,, ,:Paul Cllllord and President of the Don Stlven arid the game is callJnsurance Agenta ed ,for eigbt o'clock wit~ Heroltl· ~ Bbdae, Dowmnc -:;nrolil'"llor E. Hubbard as the' announcer. ·. hiCh 1<hool audent. to e William Se0rberey. vrealden4 ,.~, : tbe ••rtoua dri~e~ presided at tb~; meetlnr Tueaday · elaeaa orf~ Ia some aad H. L. Du,baml'as n.amed aa , biJ]i" sebooll.. chairman , of tb!it ; i Meinbertbip 1 J(oat iDSurance eomp,anlea, he - - , .. said. fi'IJlt rt~\ieUOn ' in to Y"'U'J male dri;~ri·l WiWam E•.Sturaeon . wbo have com'joleted drii'Or lroln· · In US Navy . fDa coursea. . Willla.m E. Sturieon. 10n of 1~ Mr. and Mn. Paulll. Stureeon, of . ON TOP OP THI WHIIL Route 2, Pom..8r.oy,-, .. enll.ted .. , .Julie Hl1rts and Jalnee DeaD the UDlted States Navy on AUJ- Driver Training Is Urged Here I EDH.b to . '·' " ' . ",·,. .· ~ .,, .. 1·· '·· .~· ;• . ' duo In . Ella Ka- ' two houra perch· l'~lpa 7to'4 ,., , "EUT or m. . ud .w,u.. littiQ · ln a • love 1111 28111, and ~ ~Q tr~er- ,.4 to lho ·ll•vOI ."J'i:.tnlnc C... llalnhrldp, ' l4d., ' ·#OJ:' ' l!l!t• .· - ~~.,!t!_lll\nc 1!14. m. SS. Single Copy ..,· Mason Hospital Fund Changes ' Made To Continue For 60 Days tt· Mason County's Sixth Annual ~arm Youth S~o~ Underway · il.· I , . Mason_, Coua.ty s Si~;tb Annual Farm Y~th S~ow got IJQder w;ay o~ Wedfesday ·With ~ J)arade at n.qon w~l1~ featur~ tle. Wah,ama a~:,d Poa~t Plejl,aaJit Hiith School Bfnds, fiO@tB, t),orses a.gd. ponlee. The par'1de officially opelled festlvitiss In P4lint P!.JU~ht at 1 P. M. 'l'J· . .. - , ~~r first dox,..lltrao ·OM .,.. . A. II. i\lntiJ noon. Tbe afternoon will-... .an All Star Little League 11me played and then a style: abow II \" set for a P. M. on Tbul'tdat 'lLiirett;kk judJI.ag will feature the. morning aettvltit!s on Friday ~W . :aa aoon. A tractor dri_ving contett: ts set for J P. M. whale ' 'J1aMI!._ti .... ow ~nder the direction of C15' lia~4~. · Mason Counf.7 Se'\~oll._fiU!fl! ~isor, Is S<he- fo~ · tbe--8'110"-w w · _· -.tlltitl Jlill r M~~ball game in the evening, a hone ' 1 f'ree Chest X~Ray program over •'ormer Pomeroy Goal In Meigs-Co Resident Dies At Charleston ••d • show hilt-bill, ••u•d "P· The softball · gam~ between Vanadium and the Nati6nal Guard wsuet lor while the horoe show was scbeduled for the same uo lime. Jim Lewis' hilJ..biliy roundup was set to start · at 8 P. M. on Wednesday. The Happy Powelson rides ha~e been engased for the three days of the show and will run continuously throughout the time of the event at Harmon Park . .. Thursday's schedule c~lls for the jqudging of exhibits from 9 Meigs Co. Quota For Flood Reliel Fund Set At $425 • :;~~:,a.;,..r;::;d~ ~~=- ~~!~:: tbe z.at.ion::.t changes which would continue the drive for another sixty days or so. Changes in campaign penon· · 11el are being coD!Iidered In 11 ; much as the committee i1 of the opinion tbat only a small par- · , tion of potenial contributon ~ throughout the coun'r bad beea contacted. Current pledges and cash donatioiUJ now total S92,237. ktual cash contributed thu far amodnts to $19,459.85. One member of ·the Baa.rd of Trustees reported that there 11 reason to believe that the board will be excluded [rom talk!: aeJte. duled in the near future between a committee of the State Meftieal A.uociatlon and the Malon County Medical Society in ·r epM 1o pN!Iible operation of the propotCecll Kauff. 29, and his broth- ed h011pital by a mixed staff of er, George Kiuff, 34, both of MD'11 and DO's. Pomeroy charged with asaault and One report said that tbe two battery upon EmmPlt "Bugs'' medical groups would meet on Tracey, 64, of Pomeroy RFD, drew Thursday of this week. fines erf $100 and costs eaeh and The Board of Truatees of the sentences of 90 days each in the ~n County Hospi~l Auocla· Cincinnati Workhouse at a trial tio:D hat ~repa.red a l'!t of five held Wednesday morning in Jus- pomtl which tbey des~e to- be · , 1 presented to the comouttee mem· hce of the Peace Peoples Court. ben; on lheir visit to Pt.. Pleasant. The two were haileO before the The five points are: (1) Wheth~r the usociat.ion ia magistrate on Tracey's charge5 that lbe)' had bound his hands be- inclined to favor a mixed or dual hand his back with wire and then staff f~r the proposed hospltaL beaten him. Tracey lliso alleged (2) If the U5ociation is aware that the pair had lhrown him af. that the local eampaign bas been ter the beating, into an old e:ave hampered by the statement& in a strip mine at the rear of the made at the recent state ~dical Catbolle Cemetery. association c.onvention in whic:h osteopathy "!:Ill labeled a "cult". After Tracey relea!ed himself (3) Whether the local hospital from his bonds be went to his group's moral obligation to the home and notified Meigs County people of the county is being Sheriff 81JSsell. Tbe two were ap- served by the di&pule beln!ea . ,,:,~l~ prebended by sfaerifr.s deputi~M tb&o.t.wQ medical groups. almo1t lmp.ediately f<~llowing 1ft. · (4) lt-.the aSsOciation realizeel filing ot the affida_vit by Tracey. that to exclude one group of. medical persons is contrary to state and federal laws as re. gard& federal fundi for building hospitals. (5) If the association is aware that the recent statements from White Sulphur Springs has prompted a number of poten&la.l contributors to withbold their contribution until a ciarifieation Mrs. Clara Gluesenkamp. 78, of the statements is made by died at her home in Charleston, the medical association. vi. Va., Tuesday, after a lingering illneSI. Mrs. Gluesenkamp was a former resident of Pomeroy, and is survived by her busband. Christian, Sr., a daughter, Mrs. Robert Ferguson, a son, Christian, Jr., and several grandchildren. Three of her children preceded her in death. ' Frank and Holly Martin, Mid· . . · dleport, were notified of the tr:t• She 1s also survtved by a broth- gic death of their sister-in-law, er, George S. Hobstett~ Sr. of Mrs. Alice Martin, 60, Nitro, who Pomeroy and the followmg sis. was shot to death Monday night ters, Mrs. Charles Price; Colum- while visiting her sister, Mrs. bum, 0., Mrs. Dale Lee, Raciae, 0., Johnson, at Buffalo, w. Va, and Mrs. Helen H. Nease, Pome-Lincolil Sayre, Grimm's Land· roy, 0 . Jng, husband of a sjster of Mrs. Funeral _services will be held Martin and Mrs. Johnson, cbargat the Ewmg Funeral .Home at ·e d with killing both women wh·e n Pomeroy at three P. M. Thursday he fired at tbem tis they were i.n with burial in the Beech Grove the Johnson home, was found Wednesday a suicide. Cemetery. Mrs. Martin's husband, Roy, HOLZER HOSPITAL preceded her in death and suniAdmitted to the Holzer Hospi- vors include six ehildren. She tal from this area Tuesday and was a retired' school teacher. She this morning were Allen Thoma~. was in Buffalo to visit her parL ama, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil5on Grimes. . Leon, W. V a.; M rs. E•'th w Middleport; Don Smith, Hartford, and ran to the home of her slsW. Va.; James Runell, Pomeroy ter when !!he beard the first sbot &nd Mrs. Dean Sax-_:t::_on~·~M::::as:o~n:_._ _:f::lr..:e.::d·:__ _ Kauff Brothers Get Workhonse Term and Fines EVER'f'IODY LOOkS HAPPY In thll reconclltatlon photo of USAF Airman Daniel Schmidt, wife -Una and their eon Danny. He 11 (lne or the flyera recently re!eued by Red China, only to len.rn on his rdurn that Una waa wed Lo ' t~.nother man. He -\!1 to divoree her , then reooMidered IUld changed hl1 mind. · ' are ahetWn _•:....::.:.~" '1-•-:r,.,IODJ~-fttontf1d•nlo1 • :!::;d~~~fr"\;~~ft:f ~: -AUJOMOBILE PANCAKED IN REFINEIW :Middleport Atti,J.etl~ Aasoeiatioa ch, o!lict1Ung. Burial will be the Middleport HUI Cemetery. • tbla to Plam for the reorganization ot the current drive to raise $200,000 for the coiUitruction of a h01pital in Ma.son Coun.ty were made on Monday nig)lt at a meeting o1 the Board of Trus-~ tee1 of the Mason County Hospital Aisociation. Members of the executive comntittee were itu~trueted to meet immediately with W. W. Smith, elmpelgn chairman, for reorgani- Meigs County has been asked to donate $425 to tbe Eastern 'area fund to help in the relief of the flood victims in 2alt!tn part of the United States: This - (und Hetzel, Pomeroy. drive will · be t!arried thrOugh the Dl>rniosals were Mrs. Msmie Re4 . Cross Departments 1brough· Young, Pomeroy; Mrs. Jameo Smith and baby, Pomeroy; and out the nation. · drive. A di1cuUion wa9 held con- Mrs. Virgie Roush, Letart, W. Va. Any donations Will be aceepted ceraing the pos!libllity or. havin!ll ' A son was b~rn to , Mrs. Lucy at the .Meigs . County Q:ed CrosS p.m., office. At the present · $40 . hal 1 Seventh imd Eighth Grade foot- White, Pom~;roy at 3:44 been donated. ball t~al!l. year. _____:Tu.::•::'.c<!a::Y~·-.,..~---- AI '"'"'t••l!<l Middlenn _._rt·PODtero. Y UJDDi £ .":"!! Cont.esl..·Ch. .!linged T0 Fn"day Nt"te ' 11!1•,.. .. lepN......, 1.2 I In High S,"hools · I School Socks Far • Boys and Girls . ,,. , •, ·;''• Thvrs end Prl. former Nons Glover: one daugh· ter,, Mrs. Fred Behroath, Bridgeport, W. Va.; two grandchildren, Anne and Frederick Scbroath; _ one · brother, Ben Ervin, Middleport.; one sister, Mrs. Norma Ward, Middleport. He was an ubcle of Mrs. William Robson, whole husband died earlier that same afternoon at Meigs General ~~:,::.k P':!~r ~f -~~ib Sf (T!Khnlcolo~ -- S~yivors include his wife, the Pbone 3118 HtE SCHMIDTS--HORIZON CLEAR The fireworks display which will be of one hour duralio.n will begin an hour preceding tht.• dance which is now in the process · or being . pl~nned . CoOege at Qltvet. - ___."",..... __. . The Rev. Harry RomerU, · an The resignation of two more ' alumnus of Qliv8t was the speak- teacher!l from 'the se~ool system er and special :~ma~ic w,as present- of Mason County were announced ed by a trio of girls !:om OJivet this week. · tailed "The Caro11ers." William D. Garrl~on, shop iastructor at Wahatna High School, Those attending from the Mid- and Mrs. Mildred Garrison, his dleport chui'ch were Rev. and wife and the physical education Mrs. Styers and son, Carl, Bert teacher at Pt. Pleasant Junior Bable and children, Shirley and High School, both announced Wanda.; Doris Dudding, Charles that they were moving to Ohio. and Dorothy Cheadle, Bonny Garrison will teach In the Rathbw:n, B_qnnf ·S mith, Blaine Franklin ,County !School system at and Dennb -:Walbuln and JohnnY a school near Grove City while JolieJ, I his wife will do substitute teachIng there. The Garrisons have .aJready moved to Columbus. &TARS IN OPERA Garrison nid that a higher !lalary in addition to opportuniMiss Marilyn Turner, 19M graduate of RuUand High School, tles &ffe~d by the job in Ohio who his been attending a Sum- were the reasons for his leavirig County for his · new posimer Vocal Work&bop in Colum- Mason tion. · bus will be featured in an opera He completed work · this sumSCHOOL. HEADS MilT . tonllht at the Columbus School. Couilty Superintendent of Attending the oper:1 from herr. mer at West Vlrginlll Un~ver. in Schools, 0. 0. Patterson attend- will b~ Miss Turner's parents, sity on a Master's Degree school administration. He also ed It meeting: of county and ·'fll- Mr. a.nd ·Mrs. Wayne Turner, Rutholds a Bachelor's Degree and a laile superintendentS jn Colum- land and Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, her Master's Degree in physical edubus, Tue11dly. The meeUq wu ~ehool vocal instructor. Three cation at ,the university. clUed t.o diacuu the school Jegl&- oper~a: have been presented durlature. ii:IJ the summer month~':;_·_ __ MIIGS G-ENERAL· HOSPITAL Admitted to the Meigs General Clifford Ervin l)ies At.Hospital Following S~roke Buliliea~ Aerial bomb salutes will be fired from the barges at the time that the huge i'ru:~tiva\ parade gets underway at Middleport. Another salute will be fired wheri the first eontigents oC the parade reach Pomeroy. Middleport Pastor Presides At Rally Of Church Youth "ilht, 41 • Crow said that th e flre~orti;'l display will be fired from tw(l barges ancb(lred in the Ohio River ·oppNite the parldng lo't 11rea. One or the fireworks (.ea· tures will be a walking cbicke·n high in the a,ir, along with flre works displa)'s on t)le waters of · the Ohio, lord, and ..... !be ••• of .the ·RIIfpb 'lnd Nan,J~Qood -Robson. in-other, 'James, and a sister, Mn. Resident! ol Uie .. ,ortland area Clyde , Mills, preceded! hJm in are ma.tiftl pl&nl!l tor the Anitual de-ath. Li.bor Day celebratiOn to be held :..:.:::.:;:.__ _ __ ______ 1at the 'PorUand State PJrk · on September :5 with an aJl day program. Tbe maJn feat~ of the celebratlon-homeeoDiing wi11 be the pioneer famlllea and desceD-o dlnts of the entire ·.area. The J?TDtram wnt lnelude: an old fashioned hyin:n sing, races, stunts, games with prizes for the winners of the COO:test:a. The WS. CUfford Madison CS of the loeal churebes will IJer· died Tuuday afternoon at ve refreshments tn the park, Peneral Hospital w~ere he taken Saturday Mt:er he bad a during the entire day. There wlll stroke at his home on South 1;1e table of arts and 1mall arti·Third Avenue. He was born in des ~de locally, Further arrangements for : the Vinton •nd was the son ·of the affair will be annoqnced later by late William ·and Margaret the committee. ser ~• ber of Heath- Methodlst Friends may caD at the ings-Coate FuneJ'&l servicls wiU be held for • comforMb>lt fit.. IRIIPS with all around hftt rulstant elastlo-ny"IOft nlnforc4cl Hams tnd clot~ One of ~~iggest fireworks , displays ever witnessed in Meigs County will be one of tbe out· standing features of the annut · ft!"feig& County Broiler feiStiVal on Sept. 16, according lo announce· ment made· today by Fred Crow entertainment chairman. The fireworks disfllay costing Friends may call at tbe Raw· over $500 was contracted for lingsCoats Funeral Home where 1 Tuesday with the cnnlract being funerJl services wiU tic held Satgiven to the Ohio Fireworks Mfg. urday at t.wo o'clock, with the & Display Co., of Bellaire, 0. Rev. L~ A. Bangerter, pastor of Heath Methodist Church, olfleiatIn the meantime other groups in g. planning on partici p&tion in the Masonic services will be held huge community festival are Thursday aJ . 8 ·P . M. at the fun. shaping further plans to make the eral ho.me \hd Mason! are asked 1955 edition ol the Broiler Festi. ~o meet at the MasoDic Temple The ·Rev. Robert Styers, pastor val one of the largest cOfumunlty at 7:30 P. M. of the Middleport Church of the affairs in Southeastern Ohio, Nazarene, presided when the Fall Youth Rally of the Jackson Zon~ or the Netarene Chnrehes met in LiUJ Athens· Tuesday evening . Two hundred and seventy-eight were preiOnt for the first ron, of tho . winter season and thq, main topic 1nd was a retired New Jlfork tr1l telegrapher. He wao 1 ' ~UIUit . · Injecting humorous ancedotes into his address Tuestla~ evening, Au))rey E. Ferguson, edltor~pubUsher of the Rl.tehle W . Va. Gar.ette brought to m9'mbers of the Pomeroy Uons Club the mesaage of "Man'a Better Way of Living." The widely known humorist , stressed the virtues of Lionis"1 and its direct influence upon eommunHy Jlfe. Lions Clubs tbrou1hout the world, he pointed out, have contribute(( much to the advancement of mankind and his outlook on hfe as we live it -today. Thirty -eight .members of the local Lions CJub were In attendance at the Tuesday night meeting at which time lbe Ladies were honored guests. was barn -' in Hart- with railroad T·Shlrts heve nylo11 rtlnfor-c" necklines gen.,.ut cut lno lly. . tonltht anlll Thurldly. ~1ter HoSpital Drive Pia Huge Fireworks Display SelFor. Broiler Festival ·Two Teachers Annual' _t.or _Day , A Resign Mason Celebration .t lat~A ' ..Portland Planne.lof the ,rograo~·~·~>lhe N"'"'"'":'.t..-.J.~'.y'it ' t.v ,-~ 'I ~ J Sc:hools "'::~~~~vin hadworkbeen· since Hanes T Shirh And Brieh SATURDAYS 9 AM to 9 PM Battle Cry Clnemascope V•n Heflin '-ell Tablets .._ ,....... Nolo · .. Ntt• INk llnOet. ' NOte -aMk .Filler Paper Ptnoll SoKH -lcheol lla• Sizes STORE HOURS WEEKDAYS 9 AM to 5 PM Thru Wednnd•Y Mp,_. Robson and cortlutor-. AI.L eporl, William Robson, pectedly Tuesday afterno 1t the Meigs General Hospital where he b~d been a patient for the past ·four weeks. Mr. Robson, who served as Chief of Police while the lah James Harley was mayor, was ex· pectcd to be released from the hospital this week and was improving steadily. ·· He was an active member of the Middleport-- Fire Department; pioneer~d the Middl eport taxi cab industnt:; was active in Repub·_ lican circles in the County and had been 1 Central Committeeman. Since 1922, be had been a conductnr on the New York Cent"ral Railroad. During World War I, he Served in the Navy and had 18 months or foreign 1ervice. After th1: war he remained in the Naval Re&.,erve for five Years. He was a membe.t of Heath Metbodist Church and Middleport Lodge, 363, F. & A. M. Su-rvivors inClUde: hts wife, the former Beatrice Ervin; one son, William Robson, Liberal, Kansas: two daughters, Mrs. Clifford Cun. ningham, Lima and Mrs. Cleo Kerns, Mineral Wells, Texas; fi'VC!\ grandchildren; .two brOther~. steve Robson, Gallipolis and Ralph Robson, Jr., Mlnersvil~; two sisters,· Mrs. Hart Winebren. ner a11,d Mrs. TrJm Duffy, Syracuse. Women's · Skirts l I TEMPI.B ' "- si~ns. Being the !lame real estate that Was conveyed to th.e sa id Maggie Lambert by Andrew Lambert by deQd dated lhe 13th day or October, t 934, which deed is now ot · record in the office of the County Recorder of Meica County, Oht6 ln .Deed Book 141 at' Page 27, kl which said deOO reference is ht! reoby made for a better fuller and more complete description of the real estate hereby conveyed. PARCIL NO. THREE Situated ln tho County of Meigs, Slate flf Ohio, and Township of Rutland and niore particularly bounded and described as follows , to-wit: Deglnn in& 72 rnds and 19 links : Eat>t af the Southwest corner of Sedlon 23, Tn.wn 8 and Range 14 of the Ohio Company's Purchase; tbenee East 114 rods; thence North 41 rods to t.be run: thence ln a westerly direction up the ,.run to the WeMt line of said lot; thence South to the place of beginning supposed to contain 40 Acres, more or less, excepting out or the above premise/! liS acres deeded by Snl'ah A. Brown to lsrael Slansbul'y. PARCEL NO. FOUR Situated in the County of Meigs, Slate of Ohio, and Township of Rutland and more particularly bounded anfi descri·bed as follows: Beginn ing II~ rods West of the Southeast corner of Section 23, Town 6 and Range 14 of tM Ohio Company's Pur<'hase; thence North 80 rods; th&nce North 07 West ~1 rods; thenc., ·South 91 rodA; thence East 20 roda to the plaee of beginning, ccntalning 11 acres, more or loss. The pray6r of said petition Is fltT the sale of lha entire interest In said descrtt>ed real e.ltate for tbe payment of the debts and charges aforesaid and actording to the statue!l ln such ca!lat made and provided . The perso111 above named will take further notice that they have been made parties defeDdant to said petition and they are reQuired to answer the same on or berore the l!lt day of October, lDIIft. Audrey Miller, Adminldra· trix of the Estate or Ulylles Grant Ramey, deo. O'Brien Jnd O'Brien, Att.;.o.·neys tor Pll.lntiff. !Bl 2-9-18-23-30; (9) 6-6tc ' . A ~~ ,seieeUon ol batk lo sch<lol ....,U.,....Sotl easy 1o wash ·orion• ') ' "'ohyiObo, ollp&voro and _eardlpno 1n !he·mosl wan led n~w "fall obados 31, 1955 1William Robson, Civic Leader . ILocal Lions Hear Fa y Stric~en In Hospital Widely Acclaimed IIUIBOrJSt . TUesday 158, died ..... Be Thrifty and f~lil siMvn-iust the thinR =:::~ VII No. 116 iddleports Ex-Mayor Dies Suddenly Tuesday Weather ne • · College Beauty . ' at • Two thousand seven hundred and sixt..-..thfee Meig.i· County residents took advantage of the mobile' x-ray unit which was In .Pomeroy last week and one day this week making two hundred and sb:ty·three more than the goal of 2500 which was set by the Meig~ County Tuberculosi!l anti Health Association and the Meigs County Health Department, sponsors of the project. ' The two organizations wish to thank ·everyone who assisted in the canvas!! of Pomeroy residents which preceded the visit of the unit · and the typists who have worked with the unit. Those working Tuesday were Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Eliabetb Smltb, Nine:.:_ ~wlings, Sheila Stover, Mar)! LOndon, Bernice Ledlie and Nelle Bing. Reports from tbe x-rays will be &ent out by the Health Department within the next month. Two New Troopers Are Assigned At Point Pleasant 'two new troopers were assignto the detachment of West Virginia State Police at PointPleasant. this week. Trooper A. A. pilford, who r~ cenly graduated from the State PaPce Academy, joined the detachment on Monday , Trooper R. E. Farren from the Parkersburg detachment will join the Muon l,County uatt on Thursday. Trooper M. '!-· Murphy was trabsferred .to N1tro. · ~d Local Relatives ' Notified Tuesday Of Tragic Death Mason County Slayer OfT~o KillsSeH As Posse Closes A burly rifle-toting Mason County rarmer, 3 ought for t~e ambush slaying of tw~ , of hts sho~self t0 5 isters-in -law, death today as a pos I heavilyarmed police closed i on a barn Retintd Teachers I where he was biding. To Meet Saturday.,. The body or the fugitive, Lin· coin Sayre, was found by Claude Tbe Meigs Retired Teachers A• Williams when he went -to his 'iodation wJIJ meet in the court barn about an hour after hearing J-oom, Saturday, September 3 at what sounded like a rtne shot. Almost 8 score of State Police 1;30 P. M. Each teacher is asked to select and co~nty officers, aided by thelr own topic for discussion. bloodhounds, were in the vioinity County Superintendent 0 . 0 . when Williams found the body in Patterson Will be the guest 1peak- 11 stall area "with the whole top er. or his head blown off." fi.':~v-re had been sought since "'"'J • CHOIR PRACTICE CALLED Monday night when be shot Mrs. The Junior Choir ot the Feder· Phloe Johnson, 49, a first grade ated Church wlU reaume prac- school teacher here, a.nd her sis,Thlll"lday OVOnllll at 6;30. Mart! 0 60 0f Nl • ' ter, Mrs. Alie:e • · member& of tl,te choir tro, in Mrs. JohMOD'S · bqme. · to attend. Alto the enter1Dg tbe fourth Chief l>eputy ue asked to be Sheriff G. L. S*f!ee Wtwam ~cty lud used the rifle used 1n k1lllni tate ·I his own life. A scribbled· note was found in his hip pocket saying "my . only regret is 1 didn't kill Elmer and Vance Grimes." The Grimes are brothers of the murdered women: · Copen said the note, scribbled in pencil on a piece df rough paper, mas n ol addres:sed to ant one. The Williams !arm is located on the Putnam-Mason County line about 8 miles north of here and about 3:1 miles northwest of Charleston. MARKET :.:.:::.IIE _ P_O_R_T_ __ CINCINNATI, o. steady, llmited supply large eggs ·. · consumer U. S. A large M-60, r lew B large 43 :il; medium wtUte 49--51 brown 48-tH; mediurn 3&,43 •.• current receipts 22-80, Chickens, steady, supplies quate for fair demand on lrY'~' good demand for heavy ers 28-29; hens, he'ivy 1~; _nuo• ,,,.tj lisht 14-15; aid roost.,. 10.11. BuUer, 90 acort st. � 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 30, 1955 roush wickham