https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a23d02811ae37617e89a70cf7e0c97f9.pdf 314b62c4fb5ab28be07a2f4fc7485cad PDF Text Text • I lbeei sheath dreu with .matehinJ t7elet. coat with pink -aDd white aeceaeorie• and a eorsate of vlrie· ca\ed carnations. .Mr&. · Chapmlll chose • ·tout lineD aheatb dress WH:h mftebing coat ·aDd ~qor. ies .and a ,red eani&tion-corsage. An aiTangement ¢. whlte gladiohu, double stock, porn poms nnd ..~stol ~airr fOI'med :the centequece of .the brlde'li U.ble, Mrs. D(lrtbea Amsbary wa.s ~ini.ng room VIII hosteSs • .Mtse Marie Bicl{man aerviicd the c·ake ood Mrs. ~ Mildred Gimlin of Columbus .presided :ai ,t!Je ,..putK'b. bowl. , ces The ·new Mr8. Cliapmi:n · Is a gf.p.d-uate of Pomeroy H® School: and ·h u ·attended t'he Ohio- Un.i\'ersity, Athens, for .t be ~t. twro yea:r.s, fdr. Chapman is a graduail:e Mrs. Ralph of Middlepozt High SChool, sefvert four years with J:he U. S: Air Foree and is at present -employed wJtb tbe Kygt>r Creek Power ,, di~ were Mrs . .Mildred Gamlin, C(>lum,bus; •M_rs. Anna Canaday, Bl;irnclle 1 Canaday, Mr. :and Mrs. Mrs. ~tqn Brodilu,.., .~. wjth llusseU, JirliJi,ury, " I""',Jil,l.,.;.hooleao, -, :WWim Allman, preildent each fulJ. capaoity, ia shown in the .,.... vey by a "buyiog power Index::" TbiB wel&hf,ed f ~pe Ja bMed on "'""'lthl&uc~ fac~ .., iraeom&, sales and popubltico. . It 1\!.t.s Meics Cou~cy ..,. able to produce .0112 ptrcen~ ol the ftllltion's rctaid' b~. Since a tar. ger amount was do•' lMt year, .01 ~3 percent it Ls oevktent tbet .\fe~.g.s Count~ 11 the bu)'iD&' hub for 4.he outi)•JQ8 .ngion. -- ' t.le•n• ~~ll, Door~, , · fumit'll'•· Jrid duoll · _anywh~ - with le••. eKol"l tbtln aliy other · ~·•'fer• . Pennsylvanian Draws $5 Fine , After Accident ' ·' wu lil.w'l; <>! the meetln, 1111d flail Pl~, ~ made far the ptenie Wlllcb wiD include :the staff and offic-ers, pa.rt chiefs and ¢he Pythlan Slatera of the Temple lDd their famllies . Games were plJyed durit~g rthe toeial ·hour -and prizes won by Mrs. WIIUam Lowe, Mra. Lena ~~~Elh.inncJ, Mrs. A1lm1n , •Mrs. Cub Ba-hr &nd Cinda Fanner, a cu.elt, r«elved .. gueat rprlze. The boatesse• , served c:herty pie, whipped -cream and iced te1 to ...ud -« ho,.;. community, u compared. with its ~ Grill ·:JIUIIOU, .......,...---,-.....,- f...ompromise (:Ontract Believed Probable To Stave Off . Funeral 'Se~ce .,.,,h .. I Planned Fnday a.ctlll'.llly being spept in ~aB:1.lsUS' Canaday, Mr. and ·Mts. FemU NJday a nd (\aug_hbirs, fhefry am{ ·Barbara, :Mr. ail11 .hi. Harry Bailey and daughter, )JCJ}a. -and grand&on,, Timmy and Ronnl~ Canaday a~L of Ga.Ulp_olis. PIOns ·were mac1e tor a ploole tO' ~· held litly ,. ot lhl! Middle. poi! ll<todJide POrk when tile atafft.tnd olf'icel». of tht M_elga ~'f:;,.Prt'bt•n Sbten/ met ill;fon· d., ina a-t the Mme.. Of Mn. urna Power Survey Plant. The C()Uple IU'e re.ofldlng Jat l<ll ·Butternut Avenu,e. Qul of town guests at ~ t he weft. Pytltitm Sisters Plan F01 Picnic -' During J11ly.. 16 ns. ( . NEW YOIIK . UP - Funeral services f~ Mrs. lblph. CBes,le) Ros.a of Racme wl~l be held ~lday aR~rnoon at 2 .o clock aervlce& wjil bf: Rev. Paul s00ders Belle.. fontJine, who wu formeriy minlll'ter of the Coburn 1Methoditt Church tn Zanesville. The deeea.sed was .a member of the Grace , . lfeigs CAP Squad - {., Makes Plans For • Huge Celebration El1lscop.1l Church, .A!~bu!a, o . She is · aurvlved by her husband, Rt lph Roa, (If Racine; a daughter, Mn. MatUe Allison , Zanesville; three sons: Harry, John and Rut· sell ·Morrison. all of Ashtabula; b.::r mother, . JdrJJ. Anna Jane Con~ way, Ashtabula; a sister, Mn. "'Uliam Otborne, Ashtabula; two bl'ottiers: John Conway, Hanford, Calif!>rnia and Cllarlea Conway, Dallas, Texas; twelve grandch!l- New Officers To Graveside Rites Be Installed By .For .. Meigs lftai. Horace McEUII1111ey, 101--S<,.,i-fin•ls 6 and 7:30 RIUTIR ', HOS"TALIZID Jfr. and MTa. Ger1ld R""t.er hl'll receJVfd word that tbeiJr 100, J!DsN v.nald Reuter who hu Mc01lfe , All towns ·are requestee! their lists of 20 boys WUson at the GallipoUs Gallipolis, . Obi!>, by JLJol:Y 25. mation should Include tbe position of eaeh boy, •his date of birth, and ume of lbe manager. Coach CJ.af'. ence E. (Quince) Tl1ompson, tour- Se~ce been tonfined to the 'boapltei in Jack.ronvllle bas been tNnlf,rrtd to ,llle Phlltdelpllia Nova! ll'lll!!:, •c•~l·e-~: _________ ~:::~ NOTICE! Chic n' Charming Thursday m• iMiilliol McClure, a7, t~~~i~l Tuesda.y e"ftJJo REPOSSESSED FDRD VWTORIA TO BE SOLD AT PUBLlC SA,l.E ON, JULY l Gene<>~ lloopilal. son of -thf. Jah:i Na· HarTiet BradJI~ld !Me- ·a fttire.f.- f.rmer. IM'cCiure .was su· tile street Rail· Colorado. lister, New Officials OfNewHaven To Take Office Mrs. Fsri>, ~ rto meet ·•· w. M9rgenthau, forMer &rn-etary of t.he t,r.easury, visi'l.ed ~he Ohio VaUey area. from :Mu· ietta to Huntin.gt;on in a. tour tuesday . Tlie former Sf'!cretary ref\Jf)ed to discuss any per89Jlal lute~ til, . Morgenthau Makes Tour Thru ' Ohio Valley Henry -a mem. . FUneral lor Ma· may e&ll •t in the valley at this ·time but d1d ,_na -serM.cea llal'l'lsonvtne .., a II. m. Bur· indi~ate thAt hia..trlp wa.s prompt· ad by inYMtment possibilities. He indieatl"Cl a great dell of in· ti!Tf.st 'in cOII!l lnd lt. IblatlOn.shJp ;o the valley's industri'al devel<lfl· mt=nt u ·be stopped in Hun.tin~ to ~pend the ni!ght. Hi~. trip began early on TUesday in Manetta. He vlslted the Kaiaef Aluminum Plant ~ under eon. ~ ~~ uction near Ravenswood and .$[oid be was . ar.eatly impressed wi-' h that ~roje.ct. We~1 eem~ Reception Given bvM:,orgentbau was Ernest J. KQCai", ' Guaranty Trust Cbmpan)', In Honor Of New lificer, N.ew Methodist Pastor Bowling ~gues ApproxirriaJ.e-Ty l.!Ml tended-, ~·91'•• .t Atmual Banquet :\1-ethodist, ···Church on MOllday · ' · . eventn& p· I d · , Riohard WrlphO and wife, . , anne spon.sorarl a~mpanied investm~mt York. pt"fson~ at· Ih• M.,.. '" NEW ,1956 CHRYSLER n I dren, on~ great graft4khild and severril nieces aDd oepbews. She was preceded to death by Whll• mott NtlcMntl of I'M ,..,_ her father , John Coq;way; one son, suffered t,rom 1he I.U.nM hHt J<lm.~ Ross ll)d one bl'other, of tM pnt f•w d.yt th•ae Frank Conway, Norfolk, Va . Burial will be made in the youngsters •• the Middleport Greenwood Cemet~ry IJi. RaclDe. thoH named above and Mra, Otbo Watt., Mrre. Georre Oblld•, :Mrs. , P-hUip Melnbart, •MI'I. C. H. Jones, C(Jm.. , Negotiator§ for U. 8. p.anies were bel.eved to have sub- ) Bethlehem .ii.Ad RE-public, fbe. mlf:tCd a three·yt>ar contr_act to the I dU&tlry's Big 1'!tree entered ~mt.ed Steelworker ~ um')n loday 1 bargaining room t!lis mPt"fl lft an €"~fort to ~bH uff a tilrike 1 carry10g papen believed at mhtmght Saturday . comprom.i8e offf'T aimed at But U. S. Steel Corp. went ing the de.adlack over Ute ahead with plans to begm banking panies' original Cive·year OOJO!r>IA t/urnaceB at Ia sprawling Gary, pl'OpD6al. I~d . wo:lr8 tonight as a precau· An iodu:stry spokemlan, when tlon aga.mt a walkout hy 650,000 asked if a new contract plan 'b a(l - - -- - -_ ·- _ _ been JHIOII'Mt'd, said "ft! .. a ~ cal assumption. " • InfPnned sources said Tuesr:lay or...,...t .......,.,.... l*t! . eaded for 11 package iBCr'le8Se t!Ji, ~; fnt year Df 20 cents an hoar -tq. the lln!t year ,including a din:!!ct ·"' · wage Increase of 10 cmts an boor. f:' , The com.,..,,. original . _ , j year <Jffer, turned down ftatty b)' The Meigs Counly Squad 202, 1 t.'le uninrJ. c:dled fo ra total ~ "' Civil Air Patrol , ha..i- made plam age offier of 6a CE'Dfls an bOUI' ,. i'o: a gala celehrati()fl on ~he over the life ol the coldrad . , II; F&ur1h or July at the Ur.d SwishU. S. Steel Corp. announced f'r .airfield. Cheshire . A beiln din· today it will b(,gln -.nklng 1~r will be served and <Jther re- furnaces at its Gary, Ind., wort. fr€'£hmepts sold and the proceeds lllnight 88 a pl"eeautionacy of lhe food concessiom and of a ure .-g.ainst a possible gun shoot will g'() towards the ex- the natioo's 650,000 sleet.'!"rt-:1¥·· (W!n:res of the CAP Cadet program An officaa t of ~ W01'ld'.o bil' and tbe purchase of airplanes gest .91.eel eompa ny said it will ba tor the CAP. gin cooling furna<:es in the Pitt. . . 1burgh, Pa., area Thursda:v. r The program w~1ch WJli last Anywh.ere from three. to (our ·..,. .rom. 11 a: ~ - until late m tbe days are requ1red tL shu.t down a CVPnJng wil.l mdude games. COE!- 5 tec•l mill, &.:pending on its tlile. l~sts, c.atchmg a. greasy . pig, drop- 1 T~ Gary plant is U. S. Steel's r. ' pmg balloon!f. filled '_VIlh money b:ggest steel-making unit. at 2-4-6 p. m., rash pmes for the Industry spokEsmen .said bank· contest$ and in the evening an ing operations mQ.St begin at t.his ~ · A_mateu~ Contest and also an Old time to avoid cost]y damage to Ftddlers Contest. the furnaces in the eve.DA. of a Anyone_ wishing to ena:.ir these 5tecl strike .:Lt. midnight Sablrday, Cf·rrtests IS asked to ca ll Anna when the companies' oontt'Qd. HoweU at 61211'\t, A display of with the United fir.eworb' will climax thtl daf's uniittl e:..ptr.:!IS. ' - ~ :;, entertaillments. ~••YJ Tonrup The s hutdown t5 .('.rpec:ted 4Q- ·~ 1 All member.s of t he CAP and the Cadet.s arc urged ro be at suit m he&.vv ·llorlnage tos.q to Smbcr.s' Sunday :at. 1:30. _.p. m. the st.ool industry. ProducUoq •hen· final plan.o; will be m.1de. L'lroughout the ·industry haJJ beeo Tbe CAP Squad are to meet Fri· ·averaging 2.3 miliion toot a week )" dby at 7:30 at t he Shuler resi· this yCM. dence. The U. S. Steel announcement came as aucial Big Three Reel negotiallions enterled LIM!' home. ltTetch. Hopes fqo a sett.kmenll we~ encour:tged b)' a report tba6 the steo1 companies wen: tritJ..m, ' to compramise on a ~ contract instead: Of a five )1llle I ira the Ewing Chapel. Mrs. Ross died on. Tue&da)' 1(. t.•rnoon Jit 2:30 in tb'e Good SamarHan , tloipital tn ZaneevUie: OfUciati'nJ at tbe funeral Negotiators :lfl.eelliOI'kers. for the thre.l' h1gg('r.1 steel · for the new pastor. Rev. · The receptton was by the Suttshine Sunda~ · School the church'. Gifts were ri'>•se<tted the new mif!l&ter ... · • a..... Wahama Hi Band To Perform At Point Pleasant ....The.....,.uegotialicw• - Mment manager, said that the four me~~ lit.t i& not to be changed after it Tbe Wahama High Schoo! White froni Neb &ide - -ll"l'' «bedull:d is submitted. 'lleams wi'll pay their Dwn eJ:· Falcon Marching Band is schedul· "'' meet lin D.D effort to ru.mmecpenses and players only wi:ll be eJ to puticipate in Fourth.· of out a oew contract for 850.000 allowed in the eoacbtng bqx. Qf. July activities at Polot PJ.ei:sant steelwortezs tblt would: guanmt.ee tlc:ial Little League rules will 011 next Wednesday. · -. In, tho key eteel in; Tlle Wahama b~d along with duaii'J. prevaU. Tournameot officials are United Sbeelworken President not raponsible for accidents on \be Pt. Pl@asant band will open the play'ing field or .t o and from ceremonies for \he day on the Dmd .l boo l"ri. post office st•~ps 'with the playing lllaY rrMi9 or Ju. eJtfJCU'th~ \be pme. Each telim will he .allowed 10. or the Star Spangled Banner, tbe board IJld 170 • IBIID W ap PGlicy Olmmittee' to ·nport "on the starninute warmup before its game. national anthem. In addition t he band will par-- ,tua of tbe nqoil.tions." admission fee will be charged Jlowewr, inrcnned SOUJ'Ce8' said at, the .gate, but "the h.at" will b~ ticipate in the parade wbich wiU pMsed for conhibutions m dc£ray hegin at lht- !::n!m- H.igh School they believed McDonald wo~ h.1ve a new ~ m:xn the expenses such as lights, balls in Pt. Pleasan.t at 11 A. M. compilnies to 1ubmit ID the c:om. Other ceremonies through the and bat&. Wlhon w.ill be o£ficial score- day include the crowning of the mittec, which :!t.a& tbe JIOWl'il' tO · keeper and umpires will hl' Bill Lakin Queen a.ud the Pt. Pleasant accept 01' reject any oUer. Volunteer Fire Department Queen Matthews, Garland Nibel'IL Sr., .1.nd in .the morning and the horse TO MEET THURSDAY Ed Edelblute. The Women'a Association wilt Tbompao,. urged tfl.at all mem- shbw at Hannon Park in the evebe'r.f' of ~ Southea.o;tern Ohlo nir.g at 7. A fireworks display will moet ~y evening at '7:30 at P . M, . tbfl Fint Pre'byterian ChiJI'clt. Sports Wtiter.a anti Sportcasten be pre,o;cnted at 10 . - - 1 - - - - - ' -- - AssOCiation 'li.ttend 1h.e touma· ment in person·, a:s wf' ll as scribes from 'Point Pleasant, Oak Hill, McArthur and :Mall(t.n City. . BLOOD . DRAINED, BABY 0. K. ' New Gas Rate Set At Racine $y State PUCO The Public• Utili tie" Com mi ~­ ion of the Sta1e of Ohio. on .hnP. 21. 19lJ_,, allowed the application of the RRrlnl!l a,., A. SP•·\>it"P (;,....... pany of Racine, Ohio, for ab iJl.o cteafie in their gas rates, due to Ure 4epletion of ]o('a i ~as supplies incrra.<>ed "" ComiJany. which will be as follows: the first per thousand r-: ..--cubic fee't and for all over , �' Poa111 Two . • ' ,, TD INTERESTS OF MEIG$-MASON AREA I I W~ N lt>l TilE .,,.,..•.'".. t~CLnililta ,1r~ ~~{j!~v-~ I OR, REYNOLD E. GREENI EDITOR Publl4)Utd eve.r)' aflemooo exeep~ Sundat by 'l'ht! Ohm Vall4:y Senunel., Joe., .-t J 10 Mechanic S.t , PomeJ"O)' , 0 ilLJ~IneSJi offiCe I I pl\un~;: I 398, edtl orlal o(rJce phoae 39'1. . ,Entered as &ecoad class ma•lina: matter al tb~ P''"'t ·•ffl('e •t Pu1u u u,.: Ubw. N:ttianal advt!rtilung rcpresentanve, BottJuPil•·KiruLall. luc :t4.'1l.I:'Xmgton Avt!, N~w Yor.-: Clly , 16, N.Y. Subsel'iptlon rateJ: Del!vMy by c;arr u~r where avsllable 30 tent~ t~er we~k . One )'e;~r in ad\lal.lce at 'fh~:~ L' uLI.V St-nUm!l u ffu·e $1~ l.iO ~•x month \. $7.80; three months, $3.90 By mulor route. wh~rt! avatlshle: nne mur•b $1 By mall one )'"!If $8 !ill muultu $-t 2.5 ttlteJ months, $2.&/, one monlh, S.t. ' ' ' 'I, •• ' • COUflS'I! OFf>oJJTIC"Al 'f.VEtiTS- FOR TI-I'E LOVE BE MINE! I O'FU(£- I ill~~ Jfl~ (,J'•~"" by 25 ''' '"'J J-'1'1' ~~ nl f~ll be app~ll'd wrth out elrm fil' ' Th:' $7 5 lJ1! 11 m to rm!u? n~hng IIJIIIJ hi! dorl'~? m~ ~ ~~ 1 •1 1g l'le r. 11 •Ill' I t<e~t~ __ _ ____ I tilt• trJ grJ VNIIm~~.' 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News Cll.T&\'IB ScrQHS Sbo:w R~ uf Ivy ~ .. People's Cbolce FJE~~It & Ford Theatre Eux Video 'Jlbeatn 10·00 You Bet Y-our Ute IO·SO Dr-agnet 11 :00 News Hea'IElDel ll ;OG Weaflhereut 11:10 11 ·15 11:30 12:00 1:00 Press Box M!Jvte Museum F~ Jntrilgu& Toniliht Sign Oft WCHS-TV Chan--n-e-l ........... I WIDNISDAY S~gn On Captain Kangaroo 9·00 Gal'f'Y Moore g-ao Arthur Godfrey 10.30 Strike lt Rich !1:00 Valiant Lady 8 00 8.00 . 'l'llu; s pokesma n >;11ppo.rtr.! n p;o 11:15 Love or life lJ ·SO ~arch for TomOI"r''W I U5 Guiding Light 12 oo 12 30 1:00 1 30 'M:iddiy ,Matinee As The World 'I'Urns Johnny CaNon Show Houseparty The Big Payoff 2·{)(J 2·:W Bob Cr6sby Show 3 ·00 Brighter Day 3: 15 Secret St«tn 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Katle't Kiti!:hen 4· SO LuCky 8 Ranch 5.00 The Early Show 6o 10 Regional 11eport<r u~ Douglao Edwaodl 0:30 7o00 8 :00 8:30 Cisco Kid No. 1069 MIJnrr Godkey The !Millioll'aire I've Got a Secret 20th Cen~ury Fox Hour Your Es-so RepoMer Sport.. PH:I:Ild,e Weatherman Pwt.t1 Page Show PubHe Service Prot. News The Lflte Show otf l'Nyer 9:00 10·00 10.15 10·25 10·30 10.45 Jl.OO It 05 Sign - -- ---·-;::-c:-:--:----,-- THUitSDAY 8:00 Sign On 8.00 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Glby Moore 9·30 Arthur God[rey MOTHERS CLUB The NPW llu vt• ns Mulht•r , Club lO·SO Strike it Rit'h twhl l ht·~" Junl.' nu· • 11111: ilt lht!' h om e u l T\1r~ l',url ll mlco.; h 11:()0 V.alianll Lady 11:15 11 ·30 11.4lS 12.00 12·30 1:00 -1:30 2 00 2:30 3 00 3 HJ 3:30 • "11. -~~ - I ' r a~~~· ~~ Love of Li-fe Search fOT Tomorrow Guiding Light: Ml4day Matlne~ All The Wor.ld 'l:I)Mis Johnny Carson Show Houa~party The Bit: P~yofr Bob Crt>sby Show Bt'tghter Day Secret Storm Ed~e of NigM. 4 00 K.Ue'!l' Kjtcben 4.30 Lucky 8 Ranch !5 00 The Early Show 6:00 Art: Linkletter 6 -I"~ Do•~las Edwarua•· ... 6:30 Sgt. Presto1n ~ 'the 7:00 Bub Cummin&!f Shaw 7 30... eiJ.max 8·30 Four Star Playhouse 9:00 Arthur Murray 9:30 Quiz Kids 10 00 Esso Re-porter 10 15 Sports Parade 10:2:i Weatherman :~ 10·30 Palace Playhouse ll 00 Ne'(t'B 11 :05 The Late Show Stun OfC Prayer DAILY ACROSS 1. A thick .11hce 0 08tMch·11kt bird 9. A etltr military cap 10. Wa.llu lame 12. A ftlm formed oa. copper H Plate 1:,. Sphere. or action 1&. Wheaten tlour ilnd.l 17. Thrtce { (mus) 18 Aby111t8 2U lndeftn.lte 2 Tardier 3. Related THURSDAY 19 Rlvi!r 4. Thl' Ltttlo Cor ~lc lln 0 Elcvttted I train llo59 Sign On l~ o llll Film & fancr 1:30 Feminin.e T!lucb 2·00 Alternoon Filln tt'il!fi~'S 4'00 Film 4 .30 We,stern s.oo oMJ.etey ·Mouse 6'00 Newa 600 Weatherman 6.10 Sp0i1o 6·1~ Johd Daly 630 Lone Ranger 700 Hour .Gias!l 8·00 Sf<tr Tonliht 8 ·30 Spol'ls Tlirllls 9•00 Dotty Matk ~~ ftow. Jnr Into the Ohio l.'! hort· lill Olrl'a ened) nick· 6 The king nahlc wttn the 22. LJko goltl~n touch 23. Uproar 1 Send forth_ J-t, FrH· M ray1 , -, dom 15, Kin( of B A parve~ 9 Petty Buhaq CBib.) IT. Cloaeto ao One ot the 31 ;~~:~~- Great Lak~ 38: , 32. Unadorned , 33. Polllhecl , 1,...,,, 1 quarrel l1 Rude ltw~tunr 13 A month ot the HlntJu. article 21 Girl'• name 22 Skill 13. Bottom , 9.30 StTaw Hat Th~aqp ., • 11.00 JkWif. II WeatJMril " .. ~ •a:. cttlen..!ar llolO ] 1•15 '<II: - ' IH5 ot a room Sil: dauChbnloeated Ln odllfeJent brerdf in Muvn CDunty tlt'le bf.en recognized 'fee<ently by t.bll 'WM V<lr&lDia Artclfic.ia] 8J-e.edo. en Cooperclve for tbelr Qutetand.. JDI produdion. and declared wortl:L7 or reeet.vlnl the AB Honor •" RoM Award. · ~anor S. Schaaf, Mlddlercrt SoeletJ. ~.;-- ~ 1079 •I .u.rille 9earhl Haw)!ns. Pomem Soclel)' t_.dltor-,Jit:!ma 6244 ......., Mrs . Don Roach Elected President I.' ,, McK·'··· ...,-Ma nIey Of F~ney-Ben~tt Post Au~liary Wedding VOWS Are Mrs. Don Roach ,was elected pre retary, ltra. Wenden Bwaee: trwaM-J Q J 24 &!dent ot the AuxJliary or tbe surer, Mn. Helea Keaaedr: eba.paoe n une Fran.k B. Will, Pomeroy ud lh• Frteda Faellnle, M1ddi.qMJrt, !pent the weekend rn CoiufnbLLi tbe former '• smer, Hn. H D. Delenbae!urr. Raymond Ebersbach and 0 B. Kreinblbl of Columbu.~ returned to 1heir .hornet today art.er a buJ~oo n.e&s vi&it here. Yn. Henry I! anger and c:h1ldre n of Columbu5 are I 1~ guertts of her mother, Mn Vrctor Hat· JJreehL Mrs. C•.:ne Heods TuesJay Meeting Of Loyaf Bereans 21il can~ "'-· EJiubet.h AUtn for a three wee-U viiU, -c•. •t!V(l11 ln CharlelltoD, llrl. James A. Bowm• (Mabel Bar:tell) 1ttd dlllar. <- :e veJand HeLJbta: ud Mn. !toss (Shirley Blrlell) udt Columbrao• are the Hlelr ~l't'nb, Rev. a. eu:ooi.i::_, K A, Jone ~ Tup, an AB HoiMr. and w. Govw M"""' a•d do J Barto~, lt.eln aioed b)' Wln ou l(jng ~ &on of Columbua are gue.sb of h!.!l I HoUle Green rel~nled by (H.'n •dd owned b)' G C Som- parenU, Mr and Mns Clarence Vcleranl:l HospitaJ, mer Soutll Stele, produced tl ,· Mauar. t111y "Her a 1ua. da)'ll 370 ~ndl of mllk. and 397 pounds John C Ba ily of New Bnghton. mother , Mn Myrtl!- or • I Speaks To Heath Methodist Men f ree1an d N I MmODLEPORTSOClETY re-1 p~ant E~U.h a,yitle~ gradu~witlihoa«a I )"ear,· ~ re-I gradua~ Ackk~y. JJ'iU (H~7) ~"~··~~~~ca~k~e,~a~n~d~ic~ed~leat::w:•:re~or~aft;~dllre~~lctorE~ot~~i.'>e~~O~Ie~veku.t serv~ mature~uiv.;l~nt 17.~ .~t~upe;rvised ~nd- I SulliVans Move To New Home Near Albany GMC's new Model W550 I *· I I \\ ,. • mov1ng le five makes more I • •• RIFlC! IT~S FREEl .DON'T MISS TH1S I IT'S Chic n' Charming Great Sale ENDS MBa more tripa por d•y-ud keePt drivers happy I TOP QUALITY 2" ARISTO-KOTE PURE BRISTLE .. ~ru.k Sil• 011 UGS EASIER IWIDUNG Better weight diatributioo-1horter cab dimensiooa-Hydra·Matic and Safety Power Steering• -m11ke ~naneuveriog easier~ dlsa&ree~:~bte :Equip Ml n~rn!Ue. ac+. 28. Vtry ~8. ::'f;.: dleport aDd lin. PtJm~roy vll:it.ed noon Wltb Mn. E of fat irk 30fl. da)'IJ (It 3 yean 3 Pa . 111 the gu.,.st u1' Ins i(randJno,. Ted Wildermuth of Porto,..., montbl af aJ"C ore mature equ1val- 1her, Mn .iohn F Ba1ly was tbe weett ;"ld Feeney·Bcnnett Post. 128, Amerl:. laiD, M•rcaret Sauer; 8,tt.-Atent. of 13h76 pouDds of mllk aDd Mn RUJs WatlKtn, MI'J.. J ohn mother, Mra. Clara cen Lec,JOn, when tbey met Moo- Arma, lfn:. Gale Hyaell; Pialllat. Mr .and lin. '1\)m '{eKiDDey, Ad- 4M' p:xandll ot fat. . S<:ott and MIS s Mananna Mar- 1 and Mrs Wildermuth day nipt It the Leiion Hall. Mr•. P1nl HaptonitJ.Q, dllon. are announcing the mll'riraM lUbe! and~ AD daug!Jter .swed shall were 111 Parkersburg today v.stted her parents, Mr. Otber otfieers are: lint viceMrt. Dale HounliDI1 'PfMldeat, or tbdr 4auebt«, Selby MtKinn.ey by Win OU Kmg Ormsby (H.!7 J where lhe)' met Mn1 J B. Mar· Edward M11ler, Letart. prea., Mra. Louil l..ronl; aecond was In eharte of the mt~etble &lid to Raymond Jbnley .oo of Mr aDd oo.med. by Arne-tt Roush of ~!tall and sons who arTI\"ed by~~~::::::::::::::::~:: vice·pffili., Vts. R06~oe Fife; eec- Mrs. Norman Wayland aDd. Mn. and Mqar. Lowrenee ~. MJ~ Welt Cc!umbi.a, produced 10,122 , plaoe from Louu;v!lle, Ky., for - - - Mourniq pve -a report: of .tiM dleport, 00 Sunday, JUDe :u a.t. tb6 ~ of milk aDd 464 pound& or 111 mdcfmtte vurl w1tb her moth.l!iummer eourereoce It Breaten home of tbe bride'• parea~ 'l'b& fattu ~ daya at 4 years 9 months er , Mn John r Baily . I¥ wheD .tbe local AusiJ.11ry reaef¥ed ILev N-oeL Hemnan pafu'med t!1e of alile· Mr and Mra George FISher of a trophy lor achlevlul l'M.~ Ia ~ at two o'clock .and a roRobert HolbrYn of Letart had 'Mram 1, f'la , are gue~;.ts Qf hili parmrmberablp; a Vetenll'• D., ,dt- eept.lon for the paesU WM beld .two AB ~bt.ein daulil~ tbat cntB Mr and Mn Paul !<"1sher Q( &<lion; State apd ~ . . . . ~I)' af~r the weddilllil· wt'!I1EI reeonll.ed. Thty were No. Mmersv1lle. berslup CitatloJl.; ·itiW t e ~ , 18, ab'!ed b)' Oph~Jia Pathfinder Mr and Mra. Wrlham Parker tor being tbe fiflt.l, iJl ~ ~ Weddlnc cake and kooJade \Wre Suceeaaor (11..12) produced 13,2M [ and famlry of CQJ.umbus ~>peDt to have ther meJ&beilbtJ ....-ved t.o Mr. and Mra. R,aymood poWlds of milk and 477 pounds of Sunday w)t n Mr and Mrs. EdMrs. Chtrence Cline, president, Plans ,ere made ft;J( a .. ~ Manley, Mr. aDd Mrs. J,.a~ tat, •nd No. 10, &ll't'!d by H.iiJil>rboro ward Pa rker, M1nersvJlle . of the Loyal :Qerean.t class, pre- to be held Ia tbe loa4li4i Pak ;Kudey, Eddle. Roger and Rof;e.- ~1 ()nn.s.by Mutual (H-2 pro. :Mrs Charles McN-amee of Midsided Tuesday evenibg when tbey in July tor the me~ .ud.l~ mary; Mr and Mrlt. Elwood Phillips dueed 13,961 pounds of milk and met at the Middleport Cburch of cbildren wbo aililted ia. ull...,e C.Ol PbWips, CarJ Manley, Anna 488 poundli f fat Both records iWI Christ. Mrs. Homer Rice eave • of Ptlppies ill lby.: ' . J Sayre,. Mn. Dlvid Oiler, Margie. on a mature equivalent bW.!i. OfTIS roadtng; Ml'8. ~o1'.ge Childs read · \ ~ Hernnan. Mr. •nd Mrs. Ray Mitch. No. 103. lln AB Holstein owned tbe Scripture Jeaaoa and Rev. 'TAKIIS CLIYILAMD POlT eU Pamela and Bobby; Charlotte- by C C Lewis, Jr and srr&::l by Gardner gave the opening prayer. WIIJtam T1ylor 10D 'Of lf.r~ aM. Pridd)', Noel Hemnan, Bill OWen Win Oil King Ornu~by (H-7}. proDuring the business meeting Mnl. Hl.lbert Tajlar, ..,.. team ~Dd Juanita McKinney. duCJfd 12,127 pounds of milk and :Mlr. and Ml'S Max Sanborn Stanley (Ted) Bryan, s{)n o.i Mr. Charles Walburn was reported in aod Science ill' lDdeltend507 pounds. of !at on an M. E. basi.'1 tumed Sunday from .a vWt in and Ml1!l John Bryen. and Gene a coma and Mrs. Thomas Hendrix eDCe Kith Stbo011D Ute Cu)'abop Another AB HoLstein owned by Free}and Norm, Racme, was Cet<es, Caiforniia. 011. the out.• Jf'SCS Cird Mr LeWis and sll'ed b)' Hillsboro the guest speaker when the Me· 1 Hayes, son of Mr .and :Mrs. Arn. wu reported ill. Htlltesses were County SCboul Mrs. Kat.heryn L Thompson, who olld Hayes, have en.llsted in the .Mrs. Homer Rice, ' !Mrs. Ed Hag- e:t,irtll of <»eveWid tbil nest fa:D,. e General Onru.by Mutual JliD' tllo<hst Men'• Jo'ellow.shtp met at has been employed at the office- of Air F.oree at O:!fumbus &nd are tcerty, Mrs. Claude Ashley, Mrs. Tl)"lor from Meet W'edne1dtly • d.uced 1-f,830 pounds of milk and Heath Methodlllot Church. Tuesday the Imperial Electric in Mid- enrou.l'e to Lack)and Air Force Nora Mt:!Neal. Refreshments of Ohio Unl'venity in JUDe and i.tr 585 pounds of fat at 2 year.s 9 evening and bis top1c was " lndk!port fur the past :Q.ase 1 San Antonio, Texas. Bryan At Heath Church months or age in305 days, 01' a iiuence After Death " Mr Norrus signed IIHld is WoQl'king in the Gf. In Mla.'Y from M•tddleport member.&. Chlkk'eln'l5 Camp t:bla. of Jl,)UOOiJ also presented a musical program tioe of tiJ'i!' Meig'S' General Hospital Rtgh ~hool. The June meeting ot Cla.ss 12 of milk and 708 pounds of !at. BH I!ited t .. Carolyn and Shirley where she has been a part . time Mr .and Mrs Walter Bunce and Cirele of the WSCS will be held Thesf!' l'IC('Ords were ~~Orrl "> and Mrs Florence Adams lt'll'lployee for ~rP~ months I ~n, Lat'll'y !lav-~ been on a motlll' thi&. evening at 6 P . M. at Heath by ~ Rose H Ltpsoomh and Ralph R.adcltffe , presrden t w;a, Sunday VlSli.Ors of Mrs. H611ll'Y I trip through Tenne~ li!ethodlst Church. The eommittee Jame& R S\.llats, DHIA lestem m m char.ge of the meeting and Rev Hennesy and son, Robert, were• Mr. and Mrs. Horace McElhinney i~ asking the members to bring Mason County. (' Raymon Kon)mght, pastor was Mrs Maude Mr. .and Miret. ( are Vlsiting relatives an Akron. a eovered. dish .and tabk tervict. _ _ ___:__ _ _ _:___ th(' devotwnal leader Durmg the ICE CREAM SOCIAL Paul Ackley , Mr. and Mr3' Ewing Mrr:s.. C H. Wist: Jll'. and Mrs. M. L. French is in cl\arge of meeting the group voted to recess Sowders oand three sow Zahf'!ll-vll- daughter, Katheryn Jane Hannah&, lhe program for tbe meeting. Hostea&es are Mrr. Robert Coets The Letart Falls WSCS a:re mrtil Sept 2~ , le. and Ml5;9 Ruth Wise we11~ busines5 Mra. John Rawkins Jr, Mrs, Jack sporu~orrng an JCI" cream S(ICJ.Il Mr Hadchrre served relreshMr Rnd Mrs George McAlli:ster visttors 1'n Parkersburg '1\tcsday Bechtel, Mrs. Norman Wayland, and silent audwn at the Com- 1 mentli lll the guest~ and members MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Mr1. John Kincaid, Mrs. WiUi.am munly hutld tng, Saturday nr.ghi , I .. :~d was asslliled hy Charles Meand !Kin, Drek, Charle:ston, 'loii'IITC.[ Robson. June 30, startmg at 6 30 P. M. Elbinney and Emee<<><>~n'_:'J~o""":_''_ _}~~~~~~~~~~!!'!! Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Orin • Smith, A OOrb,que Sunday even ng at the Srnrth ~orne WIIG' attended by Mr and Mrs. Richarrl Sehwab .amd. daughtocs, Susan and Lynn, <and lt'te Cbarl.emon vistlors. Mr. and Mrs William Pnee and four childre n, PhlJG, spent thB weekend w1th h£-r mot!ler, Mrs Mr and Mrs. J-ames Su1livan Dal e Mo urn 11g, and brother, Jla.m es and daughter, Betsy Wolfes, are Mr. and Mrs. Duvld McCon· m (lving th1s week to the farm naughey, Spr~ngfte-I.d, were week- which .thfly purchased ncar Altend guests of Mr .and Mrs Leo bany. Story Kingsbury Mr. and P,lrs. Robmt Story- and family, M'a<J>n, and Mr. and ¥n; Sullivan and dau· Mr .and Mn. Roger Ml}fg8n and ghter . movlild ,:here first when he JamiLy. wa,s on constructiOn work 11t the Mrs. A . V Smith, Mrs K<wtlheryn Sporn plant and retu1·ned from ' J.. Th~mpson an.d r.hilrlircn, M•ch. Charleston when be was transNancy Anne and Ja.rte, were fcncd to the Kyger Creek plant. in Huntington Sunday to v l:ilt I.ater this stunmcr he wiH ~:~tart friends Mrs Smith's son, Paul 1 work en the Cresap JOb m West Smith, end wife and, aons, Jeffrt>y VtrgJnla. rand DougiJS, aTe spendmg two . week~ dn Okl<ahoma vtsiting rec. The !am1ly have been active in I la,.~....,Ell Mr· Smith IS la bor Tlelations ork at the Flrst Presbytertan direclor.s br U. S Steel at Green- Church and Mrs. Sulhvan beld a.. n~lle, Pa. fal eweiJ party for the Junior Higtl Judge and Mrs. John Bi.con were. Sunday School class at the local buEi.ru!8$ Vl!lltl;of$ 1n Columbus Fri- park MOnday'. A wiener roast ,was ,~ day and on Sunda;.o were n Athen~ tn;oyed by Judy Gregg, Judy to latl'end the Band Conctrt given 1 S.!'luer, Lynn Bucl,lanon, Susan Pro by t.he student.., at the summer ] iHI.sc:o, Sharon. Evans, David Lyons, FASTER TRIPS Workrthop Clinic at Ohlo Univer. Jerry Bolyard, Be.tsy Wol!es. Next Q.tJy. Their "Son, Jack, liA attending 1 Sunday the claSs will be ~moted 210.bp VB mean• quick get•upBIGGER LOADS th& works!lop for the thtrd year 1 •o the high ~hool class. Guests /• ~ ud·go, oo 01' d road! and was ~ n the concert. were Mrs. Russ-ell Jones, Mary Onnlse toDdom axln (34,000 Jho: nted Janice Zirkle ·Is vi!oiting Mr. and ll.ouise Jones, Carol Cr1swell and capoolty)-lall·depth channel Mra. He11bart Rigifs and daught.Gr I Nancy Skinner. ' ' rllila •tandarcl-double frame or Bft.nda, Owksvtne , )fn. L. W. McC&me~ and daugh-1 On June ~4, Mrs. Sullivan .preJ..,..type reiaforcement anilable.• Jtiel" DliiiDne, and 1 E . Miller .Utend• sented m1?1a~ure. reproductlo~ td the flltieth wedding oeJdwatron 1 of &:,llman s Chr1sl at Heart s for Mr. and Mra. George Cat'son Door to the class members who SlJnday. had perfect attendance recordll MT .and M.rs John Zerkle, the past year: Janice Zirkle, lle and Nellie Zerkle nPcky Grueser, Judy Sauer, LY'DD SHimNG Sunday ([l()m a week~nd stay tiuchanon, David Lyona. Hrdre·Mat:ia Drin• .ooma it up runps in ooe ateldJ :P.foquntaJn Lake, Va. •weep-takea d Iuter from every atop~ l ll :3P Foroetcn Inttiin" 12·00 Tonight 1.00 Siftl Off 6:25 Les Paul & ¥ary' Ford .5·00 Aunt l>r11 Show w" BY MEL HEIMER 7·30 s .... 6 ·00 Kratt ~ritte 9 00 11bil is 'Y Q.llr 9 '30 lOoOO 10 21J 6.30 Din>h Shore Ernie M;atmae Theatre 3·00 Dnte With Llfe 3'15 1 Modern Romances 3:30 que~n For a Day 4:00 J 'Marrled Joan 4:30 '¥-'Y-LitNe Margi'> I , 6·55 Sign On t ·SO n111 1 1n \ nCI'Cits('d ~· m· rgy tkmnnds a, Will the cast' 1:1 tht• ~d worht I~:myt:~ew.l.york~. , ,,,, .... '"""<!f'"',,,i!MP!I} ., "'.,...""·m J•"·"'' N~'Mavao Dr, HLKb:~'l Seer~ JqUI'o nol 7'110 Today 2:00 'l'ht' ~ IOUIJ crolh•tl i d hook~ to <1oU<t l• f,,r J~Hblic ll ~l' Ill !Ill' 11\ll ,IIY I'I~U l Wl'l'C llUidll t.o !"r,ti\'C dill nil.!~ at tho M11r1tin. Uestult•Junl 1n M.iL tllc(JOrl. ~Jur1 n~ the mtmth or .July . Olh1•r n'PI·mhr.u~ flt"''s•nt w~::m M1·~ Gt• nt• Atlwy , Ml'S .Jmk Nt•cds, ~rr11. l!'\uv11 <apchnrt, Mr<~ Hn} Cookt', M1~ ,JumNI Jhtt,:\ol'l'r\;y, 1\ln;.. ncru ld nark ft'ljM l~ugeno Weaart, , H!l rbn lll Rm1lu•, 'I om lf•, rfman Vl' r, tutd the host.eu. __ l!<>palhng C...,..y 12:00 :Parson':t Study 12:30 Current PARTY J Bus tc rfrc cntly hofl '11·•· thm gh\•,••· Diunc nn !J,l, eurr.m 9.00 CcdCee Time 10:00 Home 11:00 It C~fd :Be You Jl :30 Feather 'Your Ne9t NEW HAVEN SOCIETY 0 7 .00 THURSDAY l 'fi:J I H I ultl lnr\u~try with f>llsa l for eil~bll '>'l ng tu t t nul, ll y 11 111,: id~· ;rl -- dt VtJh •s much of rr:<wtm :h program tJl lh " ;;:>me rl s '''sour, , ' '' 11.'•C1.1nh and piwtll.' mlagnl.tut'•' w, th""''' now l w ur~ '" dt·v , mo 1 A ,.,1at ~rnkt."S man cond ucted by the A1 <mtu fine~ ·gy v hn 11 <llf tl •I' ht." fUN' . r llm Js-t• ,o~ ub­ Co mlm ~•!Uon. lht• N.. J1 10n.l l Advisory i\ 1 t'on.llllrt'fil', and {'IJ:Hn i 1•c, i<>!tl win· lit· cstlmutc.] Comnnttl~ lm 1•1 '' at I 11 1U un,{)t\wr $1 brll1~111 other such group~ Rc~Wan·h l 1 11 ~ 1111 ".uh p1 o-!l uct• ~ 1\111~1 h .• !IIV t~ l••l 111 Nqranding l'w Ill lh1 • f"I'ITI ( 1•11 t•lant ' '' 1111' pt·'dllction <.'HfPa- m \nac \C>!i fl"'llll l'ldJ.[ lllolllY r tv llwl wd l lw ,,"'tlll l(' rl In mel'! or m-etl t.Til~, f,l hr H' ~ li1H\ lht• ('0111111~· ~ 1'.011!1 !11 1}1'('11!1hy other ;utlt•te~ now 111 J.! lrtt•l'tl 11.~ . · l'l fi~. !11 lh ~ ·vt•nl 1Jf a nll\ lrlfli/11 I t Will PI'Otlitt'(' llWII V Ill• II" M~ ':{ 6 ·1 5 Spprt• E,.. ' 6,2Jl ..., Paul 6'30 Ju~·e P. ¥'orfaD 00 NewS Pictijl'.e -8 -------- --- - ~-- ' 1 1:1:00 hto adtlt·,l, the f1gu1'c Cllan~te13 .' 6 . 4~ to·qo Kome -6:00 1 Ma.n-ied Joan 4·30 My Littl-e Marg1e 5.00 Aunrt Dru Old Industry WithYoung Ideas R n .1l 7.00 9:00 Coffee Tlme 3 15 Modem Romance,s 3:30 QUeen For a Day I ~trU a ~~~~~Jilt' US 2.00 Mat~ 3·00 Date Wltb W.fe I taxi d mo,, 2!') pPI IV CHARUS M. M<CANN WEDNESDAY Sign On 'l'oday 1 30 Te-nnessee Ernie Thi 1 and p.rrt for l<t X n•d~~ttwn 'I nw n .lou-•nul exp lains It 'iHI CCIOCI· Some of thr • Jlllu\'t' l ummi.~;;Jnn h · 111 th <! wu rd.s " lll.'TI! .w ~ the reL'<Hnmendatl~·'h II II'"'' gon~ mbn · flk Urt"-~. 1tlk pc1sonul Income c lfect The ,,,·us [H.• (\ fur ot11.·1'~ I..Jk'l'S f1!1 111 tlw (J "11ph 's ~ill'l mogs !R'.!'mil g,,od. Bu~ m.wv of them ,,b,u t $30 lulllonli ti y.e al The ' lncluUmg the ill"!.! ll llpi)l ltallt from · li•JOVI r prup'~!-t:ll"> fur :;haktng out: the st.11ndpm r.t ol ~" v1 ng money th . wa< ~e and lhl!ffu:1ency wuuid unrJ mak1ng ~<•\': 1nme nl mor e t•fcut t!1 t: l"O~l , ,f (,uve<rn me nl by $7 5 .fteh' nl - ur·e drtrm<~ nl at tlu , tlmf' tu' llon• Thill aomount $75 b1I~ 01lll, 'J'!wy ean h1· brought to l1fo: hy I" 25 J' I { 'llh' of $!i0 hiJJIOil !l S;t!Ve p11b' 1C 1nil' I~~ <Ill ~] tlCIII UntJ for Ihut lll tlf' ll .md lux, ·~ t•u uld com.:- ~ l ur·m 'Vn~ popuil vox do1 " 1s l[.,w The News · ~oSO n l d ht , Wl11 111 n1.1111 llunk -,;h ou ld Pl'tl:·ed •! tax ,· lu1 1 ll ()r P 'll' t oouhJ be um;~~J [1 11t l1' I' I cluclll>n (ll' Weli.ktl110•, tl ll ) Ot ce SHY st'd10 TI· nit II\ "' \ll'l' trr :.t l' ~: v1 ty l'l<~.l t<J , 1 .In l"ll'rl WSAZ -TV 12'3~ I I Middlcport Church of Cbrllt and trUred tor lack of knowledet." Don of the 1966 Union DaU.y Va· :Mr. Konkrllht spoke or the cation Bible ~hool, praised tb.e child's concept of God and tbe atan of the DVBS whell a dinner lonuence of -the ac:bool teaehinl Wlill held Tuesday even.lni' at the and said tbat tbe ebUd MI. "peat He.ath M'etbodist Churcb. tor tbe pot.entiaUUet and very little «Pi· croup. tJI.. and that Sunday Sehool and Mr. Gardner and Rev. C. E. DVBS 'lllowed the teacher~~ tro toHoyt, a&sistant dean, were aiven creue thl1 "capital." He (!o1ed a YDte of appreciation by tbe hi~ talk with a pt'&yef. rtalf afb:r a tribute by Mrs. DoroThe staff members voted un•ni· tby Savely, &ong leader for the (llously that they bad P.njoyed the acbool and Mr. tardner spOke ~ wor'k thi.s year itnd would aul.rt briefly of the fellows.hip and co- it p{)ll&ible next year. operation wh1-ch was evidenced Mr. Gardner introudced the from the first Jtaff meeting to fullowing per-'ODI: Graee CapteJna, the ·ead of the school. He gave a Maid11. Rousb, J\ld)' Grq:&, Bet.ly res1.1me .of the school record wltb Wol~. Marilyn Sue Knj,gbt, M... 231 enrolled and an averaae at. ctlla Taylor, Carla Wilson, Mra. tendan-:e of 188. Roeer Morgan., Mrs. c . R. Karr The Dean -also listed the chlll'- J!., .Mn. Charles Bradbury, MaJ<y chea represented. He ,aid <th•t Scott, Linda Nelaon, Carol Hud· • the purpose .of the dinner meetlng .~on, Alma Baumgardner, Mrs. wu two-fold: to thank the staff W1lliam Slater, Mrs. Denver Nelor tbeir work by a social .gather- r."n, Mr.s, Arnold Ricbanfs, Mrs. ng and to get augge91Jons for .the M-cNeal, 'Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. ne;lt ~ar'.s: ~hool. A number ot Paul Haptout.all, .Mrs. Savely, '!illigestions were madt!! by the Mnl, Donald Lowery, :t4r&. MUton tE>achera and assistan·ts and were Hood, Mrs. lrviD Baumgudner, · ~ced in the record kept by Mr. Capt. Glenna RummeP . , Gardner, . Methodist women.. wbo preparRev. C. Raymon Konkright, new ed and served .the steak dinner putor of Heath Church was ln- "'ere Mrs. Bruee Uoyd., Mrs. Ed 1.tot!ueed by Mr. Gardner and Young, Mrs. Nan Moore, Bess &poke on the top1c "Why Teach Sanborn wltb Mn. ~ohn Zerkle, Religion" from the text in the Mrs, •Max RoU-er and Mrs. Keng,br:th verse of the fourth chapter r.cth Byer as contributors. ' 11·09 lt CQuld Be Y "D 11·30 Feather VOW' Nest 12 00 c.men. Goes to SchOOl Do You Want jLowcr Taxes It, w r; u1tl bC> pm <1l1 J';td 1. Gardner, }Witor of the of Hosea "My people ttt dea- I • • ' , 6 Mason Cows Are Presented With AB \litb Honor Roll Award A:t f.ou.r Sentinel Daily Vacation ' "' Staff Wins Plaudits Of Dean '"he Dollv Sentlnf!l. Pomemv-Middleonrt, Ohio . ,'.1\-he t· Daily Sentinel .I ~~~OTED ,, June 27 1 BRUSH ahelter 31 Jewlah monltt .FREE! aa. Father I Fr.) 33 R•..-ort. J8 A pY'laOn eompart· ment. 38 'Brought out 40, Melody ~ Vai\PI 11 One'• pru~rt.y 12. Dlveat 14. ProJeeting root edges 4~. RuU t6. brat.na FREE or alght DOWN 1. Participate DAILY ~ · CRYPTOQ~D ·~~i{;M: i~~ ~ 10 _.. ltl •X. A X Y L 0 N 0 f' a :l!'i. 0 W One letter almply 1tanda ror U.O.\\l*f! J" mt• -...;It .A.1; · lo for lhe three L's, X for t~• tWo .'(ri.• t"ti"i1n1~ tien. trophlea. the l~ngth and torm&U01f ot~~.. . . . " ' .n JtkJa, da,y tbe code leUera .,.- -..-~ :- .. 1\ ,. ~1 ,'MO . . .·--··0 "~ ETFRoii6,::il. f.0 '~qJ<J: :w . Ntw Ha~n Sr:Outs , Camp AI'I'Owhesd Blll Bill ~ """" Shtfdori' ~· 1dia \Jtft'J lilllfi! ' , 'rh:t PtitoU~ 'eeDlar # ,f • · "r \ nY t '!Ill"' t ~..:l~) ~ .,:.it(~;'! ti f ' • *,J!OSS. ~ , &DQO'L uxy,~~ ~- .lf -$':11~... <!~•~ ' .......... ()eyptoqoOki . ~i.A-! · ~~~~~·' -.~ I RAI'PT 1'!\0VIJ, THAT na" i.dVS:t-1'1\IOil ' ,..-· " M&. , ..... ' ' ... ARIST~KOTE ,, The Ariatocrat Of All ENAMELS (at reg. price) e Non-Yellowing White • High Glo11 • Fast Dryin9 LOWER COSTS •a •• "" , 'ret..t,n:e' EcoMmical operating COitt-flll' leu down•time-GMC qaality at a real competit.i"e price: clloJCaof 81H c:Nf:IIIIC'• waltlncl M'lfiot W550 llluatroto.ij 10,000 GVW) I• oae of a wicte nate O(tiraWay + a~~d 6•hoel mode!J opoc~Jy etruo~ wor~ OW'D J:l•'-o' · m-:r.r 11 o a oR mo L a , ; 1 , • \*>:'" ~ :r o -. ..0·• , . ( ·~ 4r . ' ''f , QiMOB WTP QKa•.(l'oll "i· lfl,o liir:¥0 ' ' ' - - · .. _...._ ' ~t:!Qft Can ticket! "" b!!lJt eo.De ill W 1 ,, lor con• write JOUI !"-· S• .0: i;i;for Trillo·(;~ uMI ,_h---.----.....~ NAR AUTO CO. "'~ ,_ �. • .. ......................... - "'i ~ ------- { Jurie 27 ·1956 ... l .. ,... fhe Doily Sentlne~, Pomeroy-Middleport, ~lo . The Doily Sentinel, .'I f!tV. 1M ·tn All.Star Vote LETART FALLS ' . ,,. . . The Bob Carson ' I rome trundling l:ti5 wagon bllt'k up the chureb a1.1le , brtn).{mg tht· B.abt- b:U"k to lt.J r111·.tw t ht pr•t•st " \'uu !Oi:~ . offlt't r Uy1 ! <!ft· l ht') . . .•. S<'t• atl nor be arrald!"' " I{ n ~ .. .!lnlie~l"Ommetrtt IH""'~pll(JI'r~. l•hl Joca l and, l•f to;~n tht• ~rear~ 1/lrOtiJ' a )'ery poor rami!} ·• I h· ~ ~~ .1 J 1\ tllltl 3 lleti&:bt And )Of Frid<~y ·, /111>'~ fam11u ~ .J) t 1! 1• 1 "iL'I!'dl hP t .. lls rt'IOJ/lJf'r, be;;; uttlu t .r1 ~~~ 1>1 ··vtt~ iofd t'lUtl't nghtm·!>.., \io' 111 •· 1 l~thc r ·• II•· lt u., )'U..t t.n t hese J:l•' h IW lu• f 't• J ~ t. n S0 And so. lht!' C.1r~£m f<~mtly "':~ ' v·, ~~·ut r!;~r "d•111h · and nJ•vt·r poor. Hound to~ ·· t ht>r h) ~ ~~ w1'!il1 1nu t,·t•k t·age rlr N.lrme.-_t , (l~ are,;t l it:'b lh .. ,. h r" tht·J~ !,;;PW up to ftm• Mt•t!.(, 1 uun uf J;oh l.H '''II lu,!)li•· hn I) t·tt.;wns, " 8 ub'' (' 11 r ~on ~,,, 11 .: 11 , '' < I!\, t•r .~t • . funr1y, · ' .:J~::.• ~ Ill' Stale IA:ltulatur'• o nt• 1:r 1 1 ,"' 1 ~l' !t·ttl'~ tn :t~dl l'1'1· JOO I't' tt'rrns and dom~:: 11 ~ 11 roud I K• ·t·~ ,11 o) d p r·nt·Jl . up theroe , from all 1 l':.tu l •·tatl f:ttp H t~ "''' l1 a\~nt too Hut·t Blld Gt'orge ... t. ll tn ,· u,;t , 'II) ~~· .u 1 ' 1 ·' ~ ;, ~n uud he te lL•;tJ m g C'tet'k wa} u. l ~>o ,, 11 tf 1•• 1'· 111 ·•· ~nd 111- Jo.,.- \1) h<.>a:r ( ' ar ...m IJ if(lflfl( p J..tl'f' hOIIII' ( :t'l!tgt's son . Adt il.tll . , , 10 '.1ttltllqJUrt J'osl OHu·f' tt l lf 11 ( ''" ' l'fft<·wnt ur11J r·ourh·• ~". b r!t•rl,. . ll ~..oh. lt. I ~11i d. h ,, jtl :~• glu'.l. lll6 me l 11 n ~ •h1 !'iJ :tr d p.uk h ~·l~l'rtJ\Ii'•. J (>l'I'L·.-t t ~.::-u p l~ l! f ~ \•'t~ 1 · (f : m H·"'A n And ' "l'l of 90 . ir'!', lam ·ur. · H;,lthl Ct•n Fr.t'·I .rl ;,d,dtjl; Wt l h 1llt" ''Lr(J '.I.' 1 Tfw h1· , 1 1 T !J,. I 1~ 1 lur ""huh l ht· wa.'l rnad t• ·Our !J :Jtt'!> ;trt' m JJ ..~ hafltl Whu !.m il " A whoJt> 1 p!artr1 r•r l Yuuth !.hHYn hut half: rru"t Gr..1l. BY BUJiiCIII We made today to the Bbb Leading Creek. Our PIUJH!S~ view the IOYQl)' ptnk be~erows Gf multiOora ellmbihl l'OHi runmng as pastute fencet all over lhe north fields of Mr. Carson's Iarm. Where do you think this daunt- les!t ·nonogenarian 'wa111" Why, down in his mel-on p&teh, ro11ting ~r•me weeds and plyinR that old hoe with a vengeance. Do you, my ck ar friends and readers, expeet .,c. . ......_.,.1' to IJ.e hoeing a melon pateh ~ · C4l'n.l$' "!"t", ··~,:v. 9LA'N More P~ple .!Juy ~ ' PICNIC and QUTOOOR . $U.PP~IES r·'i SWIMMING POOU P~NIC BASKETS CHARCOAL GRILLS ,PICNIC JUGS ·cROQUET SET ' "-'' ----~ at 00, '-"hen you've had a broken hip eight years previous: which still btn1s fiendisbty? Mo:st of us would do well to sit in a padded ........ tu he I h · fJJ's! ANDOVER . CHECKS :P.idc:ens Way lvet!y day! t' )'l' t 0 1 Lft• 11Ld the Wright Orchards are more or leu loYely memories now w~ should add, al5o, the Wer· ;Jer Orchards out nt-ar "R. B.a " ,. on Leading Creek where we have in.. the past bought some wple-s riv,llini those of Yakima, Wash . "R. B." .told us, "We were a ~ amily o! seven ('bifdren, yery poor. For winter provision wehad a barrel of potatoes. a barrel or sorghum, a barr ~! of saut>r Kraut and a barrel or meal \ and ·md of course 18 years q:o had their golden wedding. Guy Carson whose widow Mll'dred IJYe!l real 1ear us htre in town , was one ol heir two sons, both of them now 1eceased. A grandson anc! This -e.,clllBive Wil;;; Brot~sbiri-should ~ on your check list for spring. Afine shirting fabric in, ric~, subtle colors. Sanforized. Completely washable., r' ";;;';_'- - -- ------ ~tOT ICE COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNER$ MEI GS The Tn'o: 8..,o~" . ore nrv> n for I h<> p r•·me ntS Dell n Oil""' t ,..., .,,[ l11nE> I r h ' ·~ T .,.,.,...-; ' .8C"II-r, ,.., 11 ,..t,,. J uly P .<>1l ) f l'": 1) Clyd e G. Millhonc, Meigs' I his family '11Dke their ·h ome with '·R. B." and .fife, and farm the place, and ' hings looked mighty nice around ' here on this June day. The Carson Bros. Burt, Geore:e 1nd Bob owned and operated the ·;tl! known Carson Orchards for on HeME one of !IBlt pork. We Cared tine, many years. tmd r've learned in recent years Everyone knows wh 61t a losing :hat thkt wa~ an almost pe-rfec1 rtght on•hardists have waged in d et a! tu vitamws ." ' f·i~ firea . The Gould Ort:hardtl I rec~li with thts last statement ~1any, I on wer at Mason, the Wright Or· Joe 'Friday's {Jack Webb) famous ·· hards near Langsville, now the C'hristmu story wherein t he small beach chair ml a· Florida sea nome or Mr. and Mrs. Guv Swad· boy [rom fl somewha t toyless shore but not Meigs County's icy all we-re hijil'h in <~Uality, im· borne took .the sweet little ChriAt B<'b Carson. Tht! · melons need mense:y productive and loeall)' child a ri.de in his new Xmas hoelug, you see! !a mous in their day. Ma in.lenartel! wagon. Then, .greeting us up at the and l<:~ bo1· custs be« a m~ prohibi· · As JOe Friday stand 'i amazedly 1 house was Mr!l. Carson, now 87 . ! vP and the Car-sons, the Gould watching that dear lillie rhap I They have been married 86 years ~ • our ELKS LEADERSHIP WINNERS - --- demonstrating SPRED TID - - · - -- . --- ATTEND HOUSEPARTY I Four lndi ·~l of the M.iclJleprt Fil ·.d BapOl\1 Ch1rrch wiiJ leav-e ~ 1 morrow mor ning for Gra..wiU:1 where (!'Jey wiiJ attend the annual HouJJeparty of th: Ohio Amencan. Baptist Women 's Missionary So.<Y-1 ef). Mn~ . Cl<~re mont E. Hoyt, w~ (·,'•' of ~local pnstc,r, L; ehalrmnn. of · program boo1deU: for :Uti:_. ye:tr an 1 she will be accompanied Lo frran Wlle by M•·.; Harl')' Houdash : t, v.lce-pre5~nt nnd p!'ogr.am chaio:mnn·or :t:hi! Missionary Soei cty, M r John Kaurr -.nd M~s. H.•m .r HySflll. 3.95 I ·OTHERS 3.50 and 4.95 PICKEMS "t0 day"· ' CHASf HARDWARE Locust St.. Phone 6157 J Middleport llarolrl Chase; Mgr. ---------- - - - BY UNITED PR.ESS MIAMI BEACH, Fla .-Lulu Perez, 130, Bmoklyn, N. Y , ou! · 127, Hu· vqna, Cuba to. polnted Rudy Ol'l !!gn, LONDON-4oe J.ucy, J!-14. Lon · don, stop~d St~mmy Mrt.:arthv . 134, I.ondon 13·1·L•lnir1NI 111'!1JH11 Empire llghtwe1~ ht 11tll•; .l n•· l:h ·· J:r&Ves, 190, outpuint••d Kitwn•• W~NNEIS OP THE SiXTH armual lllkl National Youth Leadership .contest, Jeanne ~duke, 18, Mouat Vernon, ind., and : Joe E. Pen<lergro.ft, 19, Jopllh, Mo., ~elve their awards trotn Bt!rnal'd :M. Shil.n}ey, aeere:tary to President Elaenh(lwer, In this While House ceremony, MOre than 65,000 hllb 1thool seniors In -&8 st&teA competed In the contest. (Ir&tematicmaZ Sou:nd~to) Brills11 Lave, 200, J&-r·e taint•d Empi~ benvywrlghl hilt•. STOCKTON, nlir. -- JI'la~h E!nr· de, 130, M<mila , ku'd Ct·t•ll &:huon maker, 127, J.o.~ Angt•lt'!l, 9. INTIRNATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. MontN"al ________ 42 27 .oou Rochester ... . 4:J 30 fill Miami - · -----· · T(tronto - - -----· 37 :t:S :12 34 . ~30 .507 Columbus -··· ··- 3B 37 .1'107 Hnvana ·-------- 32 41 .438 Rithmond ---· - ••. :H 42 .425 Buffalo ---- ------· 27 42 - - . -- - .31H - Major League Leaders l BRIDAL SHOWER HELD 'Pltchf'd Nct<oHitter 'For thr n('xt r('w ycDrs hr drift . "tl Llct·wPen tlw molors and mln m'l>l without consptcuouA ~urr£!ss BY UNITED PRISS Pb.,._r-Ciub G AI R H Pet. until Jun.e 12, 1964 when ill' pil· llt"ilt·y. l'UI . 50 tM 2ti M .:~~I t :lt'd a no-hit , no·l'tlll gonw for Jiuyr>l'. St 1. U4 255 49 8~ .33:.1 :!u• B1·aves a&ainst th!.! P lu ll1cs. C!t' ml'ntt• . l'il' .~ . ~2 163 2.3 ri3 .325 Hut the 'Brnes peddlrrl him to l. · tn~ . P1 tt~. 60 219 39 71 .324 1hr Orioles ln April of t95..'l und \ oon . St. J.. til 214 fO 69 .322 t" ·rn though .lle WIIS tmlin~ rur u AM,!RICAN LIAGUE ~··\' r>nlh· piAce cluh he postl•d 12 Manllcy, N. Y. Hti 252 63 96 .381 \ wtor it-s a (lain~ 18 df'fen ls. ;.t:nxwell , Di!l. 5:t 170 39 fit .3M Thusc dozQn v(ctol'l!•s, plu s the Kucnn, Dt•l . 1'14 21l3 32 12 .355 fact lh"t 41 Dmnl)er of hi s losses '. t_•rnn\1 ,, I~•IJI. 48 114 ,2'1 ft9 }I3U ocrurre\'l rn excep.ttonnlly dose Lollar, "Uu. 5i'i IM 2!t 1'19 .•!lA I gJtme~. open8d not onlv the eyes Jlouw Hull8- Mnnl.lll, Yanb 27; of the Yankees but tJw t')'('S Bt•tl'll, Yank s .10 : Swvor.~. Senn· of a number of ot•her t•luhs- 8 ,. l ~ ll's , Lune:. P~rate:-;, and Boyer, w ,11 Sev-al tlmea dur ing the ( 'll'tb ull 17 t:! ' ""'' ' · · pll'lt wi~ter the Orioles llnd ln· !h•~s B.ult t•d In-Manti~, Yanks qu iriea ibout Wilson from Ynriuus ~"1. S1mJ)snn, A thl~tics &6, Musial AmeriCI.n Letjue .elub!l but no ..,,trtls 54: Boye r, C1u·ds tJ4; Wellt!, deal for hlm Wll consummated. HI 1111 ,. . onth hu;lmns 52. Runs--Mant le, Yankt' 68; Yost, ur. • Stsnators In; l .ttpt '~. Athletics 50; And front ~e 1ooks of things, l\lryer, Curd" 49; Robin-~o n , Red· the Yanlr:ee .P~te'hlng might not lt!g~ 49. lx' 9o m'-eh 'M ifftll lodny hod not Jlil'i---Manllll , Yanks 96 ; Boyer . the !Jronx BOmbers mi ssed thl:l :"';mJs 81J: Simpson, Athl t!tl~ 02; 1Jn11t on WU10n-. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;i :ANNOUNCING COlGAU'S: lddltnl~ll !• ~ IJftftJftl !• . :,nUORIDE Toolllpw : ••••••••••••• ... .... -~ P~fle ' . ~ lraT.op, .. . ' TcmiGRT WM. o,n!y juno 27 FMIIILY NtGKT I Adult tickets Admits Truck! tC.r, .CM~er btu'la Al)drcws "''HI WIITIRNIR" al&o ~~~ aad Grower Champkm "'IVI A OIRL A IRiloK" (In' 'l'e<bnlcolOI') .T hyr. • Prf. June 21·29 J'olin " Lorl Ne.180n "1'N RIVINOI OF THI IJIIIATURI" (,..m 111e Black Logoonl . oJoo I r.-..~·_;=~·a'"· i:::· s10 .~· .................... --· 77; Runnol.~. Senator$ 77. Itur!lPllehln g-- t.awrenc~. Redlegs $150 Dodgers 6 2. STOCK CAR ,;, On Rl. 114) - •so,ooo •• CUM •• , ' /t.o\ • '· candbn • • . . YOUIJ Q&PSAKt JOlWERf ~nter Ply_,.~. 1st Plllll , '' '', ..... litem the ' t prlits 41 $11110 100 '"'" il 11111 31111 pr~ze, .:tW .:4!1 '""" " - ~ tltlntl-'l'bon'a - iee-oold Coca-Cola. It - 11m for your I'Bmily when you bring real ...,.tt For more family fun , , , bring hom~ the Coke ' RACING $0e- TRI.U.S .1:119 . •. . A ., hburn, Phlls 78; Lemon , S!.!na. 10.3 ; Bl'(lwer, Red Sox 9-3: Cn1ig, 10- ,.- JIAIIDENI TOOTH. ENAMIL ' ' !WOIIKI ALL DAY... 1 "' doNo! 1oor1t r~ecoyn Randolob Scott Don,. Mart.JI • fi .O; P1t>rre, WhUe Sox 11-2; Wil· "NI. Whlh• Sn,; 10-3: KuckJ., YankR •fO WANfiD MIN" (In Tethnlco1or) MP S~ 10140 A.IJ .C91on >·:MeR:ectos •~ft.udpl : · I . e. ~~~J~~....~~~ Drive·ln _,. l Home'-s a ·happier place when Coke is there . �' ---------------~W :..:.:e.:.::Clnesdoy, Ji.me,27, ,195~ WANT ADS - A c l a 1-oolbJU..\ II. wtU be pohllobed flto - lZ-11 6-26-Jtp FOR ft<aoturro ...,..,. : Wall Papt"r Steamer -Floor Sandenr . Pickens', Porna.t.es· J: amt J)et WUrd,. . . . .. . e!?y ll -Maso~ 5-9-6tc aertioa:. Jl.bllm::.am ,..har.tlt 5:1c., _otlltl par 1roftl for thret . . 2 five room apartments; 2 fourtecutlYe iDiertiou. room lpartmenb;; all witb llundriea and gara 1~ .\. N. Ben&el Speeta1__,...._e blODt!l lor 21 cent1 Pomf'roy, Obio. &-14-tf ~--- _...., 2. r:eott. perwU be charsed for ;advertiainlil if DQ .e rrura ttJ Adv~lo.a--Sho,,td b• reported lmn.;-<ftal.,.J. T:le DailJ SeatiD~I wUI 001 """"" ...ra u1 'l'haQQ be re.tlk.•DSibl • wC()rrect ln ana tpt"Cial. l17) N• Ueea. oi !;verna pnnted i\ rei\J lar clusilied ratPS. Obituarie' published •t 1 cent per word. aarged Adl recelvea or mall 01 lell'~bont liT• caaeflll at:..wt QUD :-Jotices 1 11 - . -:Acc Yl: -:0:-:0N'T YOU KNOW? Baker'& will g1ve yuu the be1'. trade on furnitt.:re or lllpliaD· 4 6-b CCi. ~--------- (2) Card Of Thonks Our s ncerc ~ hank"'" lo the ne~gh.. bor:-;, h wnds, the donors of flowers , palltr.arcrs, .a nd to Rev. Seevers a nd Ewl1lg Funeral Home for !heir klHdness ~hown. C::uring the death of our beloved M<}t'w·r. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sp l" TJN' and daughter, Mr. and McCu.lloug~ . fi.27·1tp Mn; . V. A. Lost & Found (6) _ 1952 }'OilU VB Victoria hard-top coupe, rordumati r.' , wh1tc with" r1•d lOJl, $895. Blacltns.r's, Pome· 6-21-8tc roy, Ohio. 1953 CHEVROLET 'll ton Panel truck , $695 . Bla-cttnar'l!l, Pomeroy ___ 6.21-6tr Ohiu . )953 FORD 'h ton Pirkup truck. extra sharp, $895, BlactlneT's, Pomeroy, Ohio, 6·21-6tc 195~ DUICK Century Riviera coupe, power s teerin!:, dynaf\nw, $259~. Blnettnar'a, Pome. 6-21·6tc roy, Oh!o. "• 1954 CII EVUOLET 4-dnur sedan, I'XIra good tirPH, $005. Blaett. nar ' ~ , f'om<!roy, Ohio ft.2J-6tc 1953 PONTIAC Df"l.ux 8 cylinder 2 dunr ~et]lui, $093. Bl&.eUnar''f l'om£'ruy, Ohio. 6-21-tl:tc ;li ~1 Autu Serv1ces II. H. RAWLING SONS CO. - 2f aour Wrecker Service. , Day Phone 8227. Night Phone 6089- X. DODGJI.FLYMO\JTH DEAL3-i-lf ERS. :Omplete WH!;EL AIJGNMENT, bl:iilncinl and brake 1ervlce, Sackett's Safety Servtee, Welt !Main Street. Pomcrop, Oblo. 191 For Sc.:e Cl1ERRIES, New Haven Orchard, New Haven, W. Va ., l'honc TUr· 6.2ft..tr ncr 24688. Porch Valnncc, rnll up .porch aharle.s. Cloth awnlnp, E~ eetric fana all klnds. Free inatallatlon. Dale Wippel Supply. 2111 Un· ion· Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-111-2tltc F•r Fourth of July, liel our tll1 ! I Epplev Sisters Gospe} Group T0 Aprw:ar At F"Irst Baptisl . I I j:0'7. on h lr . . _ IL IUNDIIIH. ._D. - l''or Sale: Jt~RSEY COW, calf by aide. Dal1on Grover, R. F. D. 2, J'hono 840 J. · 6-27-3tp Greetings - (20 Tho krotchlng s..Summer Ia here, the wacation 11110n b be,innlng - end pollOI! ivy t. rrowinc in woodt ancl bad yards all the country. So 11 ·. PQiwn oak Summer for &ll too even pow within the body. out some ''all purpo11e cure~' J"IJ1ir• Dr. Jerome Wells, ot New self. Yort.. Polycl1nlc Medical School and Hoapttal, reporta Utat anU· QUESTIOJ A1fD AlfiWD . blotlc cUarrhu ca.n be treated A. W. S.: 1 had a rupture oper• with a combination of Reslon a.ted on li:J: montht aso. It b..u with pol)'mJXIn and other medl· now returned. Was there aom~ cine& called Reston-Pl\48.. thins wrong with the opelatlon? Realou b an ~on exch&DKI com- Anawer: It 1a not an Un~·~ pound which exchanges harmless occurrence for a hernia to recUJ lom for polaonous one., permit· tollowlng opero.tton. 8omet1mel ttng the la.tt.er to be curled trom a rupture, or hernla aa 1t Ja ltiioWt the bodJ'. . Dledlca.lly, has ta ~ operated Stlll another mediclae an a.nU- three or four times in order tuqua a1ent elllied mYcostatln, obt.aln a saU.dactor)' result. " Cl 111~1, Kina: J'~ 1!1)11dl.ull. Ina. .-/ ' wt tu ,,, ' PLEASURE FLIGHT TO MOSCOW : area and find plant. ..-:hlc'h you IUllpeet belonc to thia tamil:r, do not I, burn - You havesomwthing To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Y,ant Ad be Your Repre1entotive. - They Get Results - ------- AMUICAN PILOT BUl Le~ and hla wife ~e ric and 111 1ood .outbulkHna:s. In excellent condiUon. 4 acru land . Mu11t be •een to be 1pprecl ated. Theo Ctoy, Cbet:ter, Ohio. 6-22·8tp WE BUY G. E. REUTER fldllle We ITRUO'l'OJI.&L 1 B&AID QH 1Q VALLEY JUNK CO. 80itAP lBO~ _ MJITA.l.A ~~tcRldgt, ~J"::ille, -0 -hl-o. ~~-~~~~~~·~=-===~.,~~~-~~ ~ Ateeunlant lp,rite Bookkeeping Aeeooll; Aadtls, Ta• J>re. blom~o · 'Nqtuy Publle. Offlee ·l'hoa• 269-M Ptme~ jllal. Bonk Bldg. 101 B. Seeond St. llomoroy, Ohio MAX WARD aTIONWt•• Ill--' . , _ c•. 1111!~~-~ • 115 •• heW ••• , ...... 61 St-.. Mlddlc. :::::::~':"':m:'":''"'::':Oio::l•===:: 1 1 t 1 ~- WontPd Tc- IJuv port.on~ roy Front316-M.nn1r 11-23-0tc Superior S.rYic• Quality Merchondl1e Rtasonobly Pr~· Goilil 'Cleon Usrd <;or1 )I.U lbkeo •nd MCIIIoli · METROf'OLIT AN · AUTO SALES l>OWNIN(i 'Do My Best' Tips on .Toi[ni w-·· ,,.,., ~~-~-• 1 c...,t... !-!-!I Aul,.,., to do Beata the C~ill I ~ elrcUmataoeea plane. Their trip is the flfat plea.aure in hlitory. = - -:::-:~ w J E H :BerUn ft1ght con"idori!l with H~mut Else!, operations room chief, 11.t Tempelhof airdrome before tAking off for Mollcow In their prl~te the Soviet , . ' 1 i lUISIAN kEtiCOPTI!RS hover low over men, Yehicles and antf.tank gun1 ~ they landed •$'!'the· · Bovtet.alr ahow .at Tushlno airport, ~. The men mounted Uje tru~ and ~uipmeot and10ued . awa.y aa ps~ ~et o1 Stati Gen. Nathaa Twmtng u.d Partt watched. (lftten&AUoMl BadiopMtoJ I . ' "YOUR SUNRiSE T9 SUNSU ~!ATION• 990 Wi"' urday afternoon. Curtl.o "Brown opom\ Saturday olgbt with tho> William Broolu f~milY., ' · any Areh Rous h and Cetil Ble.tsiqe call ed vn Or, and Mrs. 0 . V, Smtth Flliday mor;ning. ;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;,I IF under them, The irTitatln'l Oil il i volatile, and rise1 with t'h amot'e; • breathing It ran tt.¥e pave COli· 1 sequences. Poiaol\ tvy shou14 be ;_burled, not burned. 4 )II J I'!f!'t , ..z , Bakillg Contest FOf C d P• set FOf June 30 ----,-- 8-27-Bte Porid for Lop-TimWrite tbe KrteJ '' appe1ranee. ~ If you are r!learinc a ~ntp"Jnr Insurance Estate - ---8 .PIGS, 8 weeb .old, Milton T.utUe, ' •oonu. harctwood fini>h. full buor.ment, laundr}·. thrf!'e ru'lr· theJ, l"'O bath room~. two lillr· aaes., lifJI le"YII I lot. ia Pome· -- ,, Tll1l wl~eopre&4 ue of &nll-~probol>ly ohoulil bo &440cl If lbe , bloUt.l actuallJ hal created a new fun1u• la preeeD' 1D larlt. human aftl!etlon. Docton c&U lt mounta. antlb!oUc dlarrheL Of courae. there ...- other ~ autlbloUc qnclrome oe· causea of diarrhea aucb u apoUe,d.· curl when antJ.blotica kill many food and cues aaac~tlated wlth 4 ot thl or1•nt&DJ• 01. the intestinal ulcerative coUtia a.nd 1trlta)li "" tract a1on1 wtth tht V1r'la the' colon. There are m&DJ. more.r are m~d. to dllpo~e or. Then caUBe.ll, too. .1 • < the WQ 111 paved. .for tunKUS and 81nce diarrhea can be the r...otber prma realatant to ant.lbl· ault or o.ey one or ao manJ caute,J: ottca &o multlplr uwnolestec1 u. doean't. make mucb Ml1H ~~ Partlcul&rlJ gulltr or th1l "ae- trJ to combat It wJthout tuo~ etdentel kWlng'" at the lDteatln&l the aourclll of your problem. trad orca»lsml are the bJ:OBd· You may be aakinc t\,Q: trouble epeet.nuD, or all- purpoae, anU- by taklng remed!CJ ~ldJil'll~ bioUca. knowtng what org:ani:nn ~~~ll an OcculonallJ the pol&oftl re~ trylng to ft~ht. Better k., ")'out' sponatble tor diarrhea become doctor and let htm preltl'Jb(. the ftnn1y attaehed and sometimes right remedv btstead or p1c~nll I su..l dillon . WUI trad~ for hous~holri lurnlluro Co' down -p oymenl. 'Pun:htuer takl! over paym~nt s, Cul l 8081·Y during day, 16D9, Galllpo>llJ.Ifler 0 1'. M. Aok for Sal., nr Aut , One of Pomeroy's. fine dwllinJ&. Mfldcrn, tf!n • I Redl egs Gam II. aIf Garne 0 n I "' . '"" MI•Iwau1'CC I 1 'l BEDROOM TttA"iLER, gnod-;on· I O-For Sale or Rent ~ (}{ - Kenton Mitchell. I Wonted dhpl1y of new Scott-Atwater outlml•d motor1. Convenient terms. 111 trade. :n allow•nco. Metro· }lOUSE Cor •ale with two apart· polltan Au+o Sol•s, 2t5 N. SMond- mentx - iiJ rooms 1nd bath u~ Rtlllrs, and 6 ro<>IIUI 1nd bath Aw,, Mlddl•port, Ohln. 6-264tc down11tain. Phone Bachner's BOYS BlCYCU~ lor nltoo. In &ood Market. 8-21-tlte ccmdition. 1!17 Mulberry Ave., l'omc.roy . ' 8·27-3tp }' or aale - 8 room HOUSE, elect· - - -- I May Cause Diarrhea 1'he D.lilv Sentinel. 1-a.u LOST - Beag I.e Pup, black with. brown And whito:!o spo\8, eomewhere in Mutrllep-ort or Pomeroy. Contact Rob~Jt Styers, 6173-M 6-2U-3tc 71---:A -, IS -u' 't;~C1Ie_ s_ c-,. Mr .and Mn. Bun• attended a picnic dlnoer givf'n at theOn Tue:sday eveninl( in ,t})oe Sing for Him.." The prayer was • :uotored to TwD RuDin Wirt Co., New Haven park on Saturda) evt"n· Hemlock Grove Chris-han ChUJICh offei't'd by Porler Midkiff. an el d- \!<.nday and VISlied relatives. inJ for the Couple~~ Club, M..r. and the 5ee'Ond in a. week of evan~e- er in the ehuroh and the &ermon 1 ~Irs. Ga r net Chapman apent Mn. James DiebJ. J:r. ~ tbe bo6t listie serviceS'£' was held Tha chU- ~<'s given by Rev. Harold Doster 1 ,J,,nday with. Leonard !Wusb and .and hoA.eU. ' drt'1l'.s sermon based on large !tiled '"I'm Thinty." famtly. t.pikes and ~mall nails brotl'l:ht by Wednesday night the children Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard CLASS MElTS the children . pointed out how h11ve been requ~ed tb ~Di dif- I WuUe of Davies Grove visited re. The Good WJ» Class met Pt>Ople rl"semblr the strengths and rerent types of thread . string and l"l' nlly wit'h reLatives at Unloo. the home of Freda Beruy on W 3LEEPING ROOM fOil" rent. Phone wtaknesses of s hmy and rusty , ru p(' The chiJ:ctren's s ermon will Mr. and Mrs. John Blessing nesda.v aft.e.rnoon to cut and sew 243, 6-26--ltp beret anj ~ot raJght. solid and hoi- tl:!'e lhe$C as objcet le:;~ns. The , ll"l'rl' gu:e.st.s Tuesda-y e.,.eninll of carpet ntp. ~Oitt' ~ot were Roo-;F;nished Apartment for J.Qw nails. The children were ~.t dult sermon wiil be "'rbe Liv ing 1 Lora Mae Bwwn and fam· ~~ ~=~m.ir:'r!!7u~!a.k~t~~ ("hallenged hi bring others to De<1d ." The ser'o'icc.s begin at 8 1lv .. rent and one 4 room furni.shed wnr'Eihip tog rth..." l' during these p m. and everyone is invi bed. · ~f.r. and Mrs Wayne Hart and Bl.essiog, Mrs. Wrir;bt and Freda; apartment, with bath. All uti1 Henry lllies furnis-hed. Call at Home ~>erv1ce.s. Dav1d Williams OOok the SJH!Cia 1 music wi.Jl be provided 1 \Irs. Hannah Johnson of Oak , Restaurant, Middleport. 6-2'7-3U: !ead in this evangehsllc contest by t he Carl eton Church · when : (, ruve were w P.t. Pleasant Fri. Mr .and 1\frs. George BUirtnJt when he brougtrt two with him . they brJn.g a lm'n "s ~up and two O<'Y · daughters Beveriy and Cheryl Specta.l music was prov1ded by ~m a ll group numbers. Thursday 1 Mrs. ~!her Thornpsoo Witmer to Charl.es.l!Jn on ThUlt!dary He~g tbP. Stockton si'J.ter.; who sanl!l :~ ; ght will be dl'signt~led ~ youth ' ..nd gramt.son o.f AshLand who sPent the day shopping and visit. --"I.10ve Di¥i~" and by Homer mght and Friday nLghl a..<; fam 1ly h~ ve bee-n visiting Mr. and Mra. 1n1 l"e'lalliv-es. A1TENTJON HOUSEWIVES ~ I Rice~ son·g le~~-r:_~- a solo __"~ ' II i ·i~~l.- _ 1ra,_·ry 1'homp.son retur~ to Tu U 1 • I t tJ,oJr home recen!Uy. Mr. Witmer Attendante at Clifton MetOOdist an r~\'0::;..~ do,lati~l!l. ~eome clime and, ijpent the weekend and S«nday School Sunday morn!~ 1o r _ ....en 1 ve m your .; ~.._ «c<"ompanit-d them h~me. wa.s 114 collection $1• .28. ca 1.ty . .~ ycur own ~ou~s. Mrs. Carrie King co.Ued on Mr. Harvey Burkley visited J.esTe_rrt~u:s open in Galh~ol_lS", Mrs. Ada Thofflpson recently. ~.e Lew~ Monday afternocn•. Wil_ksvlUe, Pomeroy, and vlcimty I'"~ Ml" . M Bonecut•- - her Anna Irwin and Cllnedda vis;itWrttc Eleanor Brandel Bo 946 s. · ary ""' m.... Lu Portsmouth. ' 0-~6-ak. The Eppley Si~1.ers Gospel Qllin· tinru the past e l l"ve~ ycarR. Th~ •r husbana at Cedar Grove. Thursday Jed d"lle Haniaon 1nd La\W'ence telte {Jf Y-ork , Pa ., wi11 appear at rr(·ent tours have mduded 161f'dr.. 1 He will spend a short vacation at Lewis Monday evsing. Mr .and Mn. Ev-»:.o 1'll Veh MAN W AN1'ED - 'For Jliawl~igh the Filllt Baptist Church, East in:;: churches and raodw sla!ioru in : honw. . . . T¢edo, O!ti'o visited Mr. Md Mrs. businesa in Pomeroy. No experi- }fain Street, Pom~oy, Sunc!ay, Unitt•d St cte s, Ca nada and Eur()pt' , Thousands have heanl Uti.s groun I ec lr c fi r)"'lug Pan. In additl<ln Chester Oliver and family Teeentl'y enae needed .to start. Sales easy July 1 at 0:30 A. M. churchf's have b~tm CT'OWded to the fryln~ pan, theJ'"f' wjll be Mnr. IJ(atie Bus aM Kennie to make and profits good. Start The five sistors, Sara, Mary, cap~city and many tu rned away I ~«:ond pn~ awarded. ilnlod~:~::l · W~nnie Spears wag in Char· ·i mmediately. Write RawJ.eigh's Some of the .!{ids a~ '(· gradullh'S ltt_r door ,.P~llCS. All 10_ a;l le!-l.osn Tuelfday bwlness. Dept. ·OHF.ft40.I90, Freeport, Ul. Verna, Lorrame, Pa<ulinc rf'ncler ll de-eply spiritual pro~ram f!'a lur. of Wheaton Cf~llege, WheattJn, Inn . Wi ll f)e c.J !g!l)le to recerve the ' Oila Mae Smith Janet Nicholson 6-27-ltp !nt. vocal quintettcs, soprauo and otht> rs from Dunmire School of JW -U;o . Lewis and Martha Henry P.lta .ooiOJJ, artlstie piano- playing M · H · h I' d 1 Mr.s. Betty Fox •t Holzer hos. . us-tc . th_arrts urg, a ., an a I The M·~:;nn Coonlv ~= · k':~cc:'~lj,i: 14-,01 BUSiness !>erv1ces ~nd rwmb~~ ?D the f'()ll o_wi~g pn>scnl ~Y arc voc~l studenlii uf com pete in a region~t ThuMay :afternoon. .n!l"t.rrumem.s. Vlbra ·Harp, VJOlm , \f"<'S...'I Jar fl. Jbl !' Collc"r , Gra•!lllham. h h ld . lhl ... Mrs. ·Nelaon Roluh ri.nd children - --L' l ct . H .. G ... s·aKO· I Pu " . s e s ou WID s ~Itt: ........ her rtc awana~ Ul r. •: Liglh lc fo 1, e Stat Co tert VISJ_,. pareJJtlt M,cl .'lind Mrs. NEIGLERS for buildJng houses, ""e phone, Aceord.art9, Cathedral r '1 t> n · Hanoy Johnson Tbunday. birch cabinets, and repll'il" work. Chime&, 'I1rumpetJs a-nd Organ . T.h~re is_ no cha•r-gc. a rree will ;:~.~,...ra th<' Slail•e Contest will Mr. and Mrs. R03'3 .Kina and Call us. Guy Ne1gbler, 724 Broad- These five sis-ters are known from I 11ffmng w11l be reet"JVe'l.l·. A nur· e '£1app6n Rlange eit,Jter da~fler of Letart visited Mrs. way 1 Racine, Oh1o. 6-a-~tc coast to coast, Canada, Old Mcxi· .\i{'fY is providc>tJ for small l·h i l- ~ <'r~Jc or gas. . Betty CaU and ~ ~ . r. and Mr!'· Ray ~bm.son. re-- afternoon ... U!CK SEBVICE oa Watea ,a. co, British Islas and E:urope. They d:-Pn. This speci.al [JI"og r~m will take I tal ned to, theu home an Ch.arlea.Retha Lewis, 1\Jwris Jnhnso.n oft punq Dy .fi'acto17 Trained are widely used i.n Youth f{)r 1" 11 Wednesday art~ spendtng a Letart, and Lawrence Coleman pt, Clrrlsl Ralli-e!!. llli' plaet· or the ehurch school wa\.C:iunaker. CUWN8 JEW.EThey have appe811"'ed in chur· I aud worship hour. \ fC' w days with r-ellattves here. PleasantArisited. J-essi-e Lew4>J Tbon-·1 L.I'JK.S. l'omero,. chas in 42 diUerent denomioo· Mrs. Donald Thompson and sday , COMMIRCIAL REFRIGERATION ·---- -- \·hildrcn called -on Mnl:. EliZ!Ibebh Tom Mlliams ~nt the week11 ·'~\ rm Thursday. New & Used. Purchase yoor equipend atl home with hiJ parrent.s ment ·witb local servictl. 7·yrs. Mrs. Vi,gie Wolfe and El>ie, Mr .and Mrs. Dll>yd Wllllams. lies. Alice Randolph, Paulelte and a!l Rc-rrigeration Servace EngiMr .and Pw4'1'6. Ernie< Hi}Hman, St ella Mac were recent guests of Jamlly pt, ri1~a6\IM visited Mr. and neer wltb lee Cream ·Mamtiacturer. Now aervtng this Area. M". Bu~on Webb of M"" Lew Hoff · Moollificld . Aft"' <elurnmg home Complete equiJ'!ped truck for Mr. Genp Ounc.&rn· Columbus. 0. \Irs. Randolph was ootifled that ,gpent the W(lf>.i(-ettd · with Mr. and fast -eHle_ient repair service. :lt'r name had been drawn at one Mtl<:, Bruan Duncan and family . Ftfe Reffiaeratlon, Mirtdleport, • -" I d the slore.s for a $50.00 Sarvings Mr .an dM~ D11n Quezttoberry Phone 6263·X. 6· 13·~tc llnnd and s.he reiurned :there, and .sron of Athens visited Mr . .and l'!TTSBlfRGH UP- TI1e Cin r in · NIIGLIR l CLIOK GARAGE Mrs. Ca:lrie King and Mrs. La· Mrs. OreM- Henry Terry He-nry nati Hedlcgs muverl u!le- h;tl£ !!lam.-. •"It ' Roush were guesls· of Mrs. wtnt bac-k to Al!lem to spend 1he Call on us for ear repair and weld· cluser to league le:uJin g Milwnu. \'Jrginia S11yre, Mason., F'riday. in1 service, Racine, Ohio, w~k. 611-~1< b "e today. despite their gam e Mr. and Mrs. Curtkt Young were Vi11it 'ng Mr .and M.ri!l. John Harw1th thr- Pittsburgh Pirates bein g in Pomeroy SallWd.a.y. rison over the weekend weitl Mrs. IIADlO & TEL~VISION SERVICE (':Jlled lll the first innin){ becaUS(' Mr. and Mrs. Ed..F·ry and Adf\• Ruth Childers, Daun Stewart, VienPbone 200, Cleland Appliance of rain here Tuesday night. lc,• Boston attenrled 9e'rv.tces at na, W. Va . David Harrison Akron Sture, 118 W. Main tit., f'omero1 Milwawkee dropped a 4·2 d rd - 1hr Whltt Church Friday evening. Ohio, Ronu~ Walbur n, Midd:J.cpori. ' 2-28-tf I io iiJ n to Philade lph ia to -permit Mr . and ~1rs. Ce-cil Blestting aot.. Ohio. C:Jncinnati .t o come within 1 one \f'lUled the funei'al of Emil B&l.l FOREMAW 4o ABm T.V. and one-half games of first place. al Letart Cem,t'lery 'fu.esdliv. V 's.i>! ir .g the Lcwi-3'.s this weeke-nd VICE AU 111Ake1 Repaired by EK. The postponed Cinclnnati·Pirat· Mnrjm-y Wamsoley spent lbe were Afl.-s. .Moa.Uk Shaffer ctnd pert TecbuieMina. Pboae 82M Y es g;~mc was imm edtiltely reached. we-ekend with• Hazel Brooks. daughf.oo:l, Mr .anrl !\Irs. DeweyMiddleport. 6-lJI.If uled (or Thursday. Mr. and Mr&. LaWTence Wolfe, Shaffer Jr. UniontQwn. P-enn. CARPENTER WORK, roof <and aebHowp ver, t he two teams cooli n· Mn. Alic!-l Randolph a~ ~ugh· Mr. ·and Mr~ . W. H. Pi!wcll v;isiteslo>i S!li'11Jies, doars and jnsu.»uc th~ir series here toni,t.~ht wh,•n tl'r .m d Elsie Wolfe ~t~d !!Be ed Mt'S. Andie- RuiiSeJI Sundoay at• ation. Jihone 907.M. VirgU Te.a.-1:11 nok ~ Lawrence who hal'; won fun('ral Tuesday of :r~rrn\c Hur· lernl)fln. [ord, Syrac~e-. 6-27-3k) ninl' ~ames without a lo.ss, IRkeo low &t Mt . Moriah ebur,::h. ;.'hitinJJ lrenc Kr.!l!!Jr and g"l:"\'9 ag:ti nsl the hjtl for f"i~Hiinnali Mr. anrl Mr.s. Fred Rou.sh Wli"l"t! ~~~ W(!ei-;oofl Wl'rP Opal .Johnnie - · - --------,-Bob Fri l'nd for Lhc J'p· ~tcs. lm~incs 9 callers in Pt. Pleasant and Chuck Kqlly from Mieb.l~a·n . ~I INDIA'S Pl'bne Minister Jawa- Fnet1d has won 11 ganws nod f· ·llday. Mr. ancfMn. Russell Wo\fle and harlal Nahr'U claap1 hl1 hand• lo!!'t four. ~lr. and Ml'S. Ray Robrnson of children visl'.l:>d Mr .and Mn. Lew tn tbe traditional Indian atgn The Redlegs hnd ju.st takc·n rharleston nrc vi.!!itlni Mr. allid Hofofman Sunday at welcome .. ht aneta In· ;heir turn at bat when a down· ..Mrs. Sam Boston and M:r. and Glenn Cartwritht wes In Columdlap. diWlity mutata at Rome pour caused postponement. Mrs. DWig ht Gibbll. bua, Ohio Satu.rdti;"Y. airport. NilllrU wu en. route to COMPLETE lnauraaee ProteetiOD, Mr . .an-d Mn. Danilet Weig-and Visi ting M•r .and Mrs. Herman London. . _ __ ___!~~~~Hone~lJ, Life, 1\uto, Fire, Polio, Call Doa nJ,d Brenda, Huntington are vtsltJ.. Cartwctght SundQ<..W&III Mrs. IDarL Mllla, lllddlopOl'l, Ohio. inr:; Mrs. w. J . Chapman .and Da-n and (!hitldren Pt". P.'l":"f!Rant. \Irs. Ina Weigand. Villlting Nicholatme Sundoay were CONCRETE BLOCKS UStar JCS Bcaldcc Chapman opent sev- Mr. Joe N'eho';on all<l,.ns, C 1~aun.(21) Rea I "'lullfl lltttr Por L"t" l l'ra l da y.'l w1th MN. Leon-ard cy, Ohio, Mr. lind Mra. JQhn Kearns GR1'18D BLOCK CO. Rl,Us h and family. Mr. an dM'·rs. Walter Bl•ak l!lllt'l 4-ROOM HOUSE for uloe In S)'raJ Mll11 North af Pomeroy AnHR Brown lllpcClt Friday wit-h t'>amlly e-re •~ndl.nll a ..Weks vacat<cusc, Elech·ic and &aa, priced On Rt. U. Cell Wm, Grueter. lkv . and Mrs. W. S. BUlups· of lon Jn Columbus Ohio. for quick aale. Phone 3892 lock Sprl-t The Farm Bureau Women\o;. Cust· J>t. Pleasant. 6-2~3tc ••• ard Pic Baking Cunt('Sl wilii.Jt• held RAy of Unloa weM tueJts O[ Mr. -==-----~Mrs. Fannie Roush and Dan.ny !1d M 'Illltt B Saturday June 30 at 10:30 oa . m. In - - -~---- - · -- - - · - - - - ll. N. Oslon Fri~. FOR SALE-Pearl Klrl>y Real Eothe Ma..'~o n County Board of Edu.. M1·. fi nd Mrs. Chal'lea: Lesta" K·e.nneth Rdckard ot Oolumbu.s tate, RutiiDd Townehlp. 31 cation BlliJding. ltrd In ".::vqnH and Spencer who 11 ~ncUna bb vacatDn with •act~!~ land, hou•, barn and out JudgC'.~ fur the cvcnl w 11 be tbc Wt'l·k cnd. hJs uncle IWnd aunt, Mr. md Mrs. buildings. See- GeoJ!fe A. Me-in· Mu. P ete Burl'li'-3 of New ll <~vcn, f.k lind Mrs. Pearl Elliot Cur:Ua JtickUd, Oal' . Grove. limri, Admlnlfltrator. 8-1-tl Mrs. Belli}" Otl, Home Demom :tre· children and Mr .and Mrs. '.he owner of a I'IGe ·hone which Two 7-room hou81111 1nd eeverat lllce Uon Agent in Gal~is Caunty , o~ti.o; El:llot a nrl cMld~n picnikcd. has ~n four" blue ribboas. buUdlna: lola. On the Jewl, out Mt":ll. Vir&ie Wolfe .0 daug.hand Mrs. Judson Broke, Home }!c.. Lake Hope on Sunday. of hia:h wltor, 10 m.lnut.es walk onomics Teaehnr at Point Pl~l&-1 Sandra Roush attended Ev- tcr spent Friday 'b er mother to O:ntrt! tkiUN. 1nquln:t box High School. En.Breth last week ne-at IIU<,k·I ·M ra Aille Hoinrd," New Haven·. ees-e % Tl\e Daily Seutinel winner wi.hl rccocive mn £1. hannon, W. Va. Okey Roush and ,rwnddaughtl'l' 6-20-6Lp wer-e ciUen In Ptl. Pleasant Sat· I . New All-Purpose Drugs \1r.s. Pl.id rw- beforr. tb• ·~tb ot cacl DlODth follow.ib.J i.a.3ertloo ror rDore t.baa one co~~UI 1 ,:-:;:;::=-:::-,,;.:::.:.--:---- . .ora nte ar ~lll Children's Sermo~ ·~ Hig~ght ! '~E~;:~r, D~~.v~. Of Evangelisllc Service Tuesday 10key Rou, h •lXI gran<ldaugl>ler H.. bara, Phwney of Fairfax, Va., PIJRNJ511ED APARTMENT 3 rooma, bath, ut.ilities paid. 126:a - I I St. Mlddleport, Phillie IIZ- VE<S -·I''LlPUT •• IT ........___._..... BACK 8 '' ' I {-L L ~rt ~\' �.. ' ...... ... ,. .. -- - - --· Page Eight _ ______;Th:.:.:::e Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -----=~~------' Sewiaw Circ:le Honora Mason 4-H Oub lfln. Erb On Tuaday -·cb . f 'ROOKIE' COMMITS ERROR ltthl SCIENCE IN ·-. YOUR UFE ALBEN BARKlEY'S SUCCESSOR .. ' •• 11 • gNUn4 liNin with Ohio Po,w;- er Co. / In the photo il:kMt ., tfl1 party tlven In his honer at the Second W1rcf ·Firthou.. INI ...tecf l.tt to rltht: c.rol ·~, Mary ...... ........ horge NettelnN14 loy1l 1'hMt Karr & Van Zandt 242 W. Main TO Pomeroy 3.49 MIDDLEPORT TO TILL YOU ABOUT THI 19S6 JOHNSONS ... THI MOST SINSATIONAL SIA· HOlliS lVII PIODUCIDI Department Store Juat A Good Place To Trtele "' J. h nSOII "'"'"'"' r 0 Middleport. Ohio " " ll ii'J "1/[J ., ' and C. I. CJ,Irlc. , • left to rlgl)t.: J. F. H.,nclley, H. B. KNU, Ron Sprlnger, RoiMrt Hill, Paul Crewfllrd, .... 11r Morf,ltl, H~r Brick.... He-nry 011-.,, ~ Rllph · ,._.llllr, Robert H1rde;., H"rl tt.n ........ John Lar•w, Noi'YINn hhtefer . •ncl Roy Ka1p41r. .'_~..·~:,,:~ Market Reports C!NCINNATl, 0. UP-Produce: ! t:rpe 14-HI. Butter 90 B«W"e' 68. DRIVERS TISTS PASSEO THE CLIFTON-WIST COLUMBIA entry In thrl Wa1Nm1 High Schooi JUnior Ba!Mball Le.pe ~~~ plctur1d above. In the photo I t t flr&t row, ~ft to right, Jim. my Benn1H, Eddie VanMeter, Larry Hargrtvn, Leonard Routh • • ·e nttne • ' .....- ,. 1'1 • ,. Ohie: '1rtfy cloudy ...., with • suHerld lhowen; m ..uu...t thl• morni...., Pair Met a llttltl cooter tenllhf', Priday hir Kenny a .., Second row, 1nd lucky Knapp. How•rd JohMOn, Donnie Van Meter,' Devld ROVIh Elmer VanM1tw end Ralph Miller, Third row, St1nfortt Burn•, Ben Burn1, Jim Ohtlnglr •nd &Ill Collman, Am,ong those from the Bend Area passing Wiest Virclnia state dr iver's testa in Point Pleasan-t last Thursday were tbe following Amy Florence Dodson, New · Haven; John Hatoky Ridg-eway, New Haven and William Patrick Wtnebrenn.er, We3t Columbia. ' .IUAN ANTONIO IOMIIO, ·a "novmero," or l'CtOkle matador, tali:e1 off 8kywa.rd on bom1 of bl• opponent In Madrid. The '!Word, ahown fly1Dg out of hil hand, went over t.h,e barrier and atablled a apoct&toi', ~~~I_~ - ~~.~~ ilijuey-.1 ( lntert~GUonaZ) MARRIAGI LICENSES Raymond Williiam&, 25, Rayland, Ohio, laborer, and CarmaUta Slmmons, 24, Sy~u-. atenographa'. G1en Stollar, 19, '\Y21tertowo, 0., USAF, and Shirley R..... ll. 20. Middleport, telephO"nt opena.tor. Open Church Wedding Plans Are Announced ! ;fir. and Mrs. Dale Jacobs, So. A venue are announcing tbe open church wedding of their d~~titer, Judith, to Ernest Fra· ~r. son of Mr. and Mra. Alee Fru.er, So. SecQQ(l Avenue. Rev. C. Raymon Konlcright will per· form .t he ceremony at seven o'clock, Saturday, June 30, at the Heath Methodist Chureh after a S~e'ond "' ' Bethlehem steel, wh.lct1 with U. S. St~l produces one-hal( the n..t..ion'a annual .steel outpu't of 60 mfllion tom., also ordered its pWltJ to begin the shutdown process today and ot..':ler companies .s.akt they would follow s ui.t act"ording to locaJ oonditions. Since it takes three days to cool furnace. aDd two weeks to beat thnn up again, at least one million tona produotion will be Jost even if tbe atrike ill <~verted be- Adm!tb:'!d: SU:e Lehew, Mason, fore Saturday midnight, when the un.ioo's contract expirea. Pleasant. . vi'cE PRI:S!DENT Richa.rd Nixon Bhowa the vtce prealdentlal aeal to the new senator from Kentucky, Robert Humphreya, after Humphreys wa.s sworn in a.t the Cl:lpito1. Humphrey&, namod to Alben Ba.rkley's -.. _.,_ .t~eat, Will-serve - unW Nov. . 6...... tln#Bn&atlonGI) ----~- I The company -.id an agreement eo retroactivity would leave thi union witb "notbing to lose" and uid .t he talU should proceed bnly with "equal pressure Df1. bot.b par- tie.." Dflvid J. McDonald, preaidell.t of thf: uiuon, said the oompany twocrutiilitio.C JDd would meaa tbat union memberi!P would '· be WOI'klDg duriog tb.e new c,mtraot. rear at "lasl. <year'.s w.ages.. ·• l. Ads Tougli ••• With 20 1he ··groom, will be Jriaid-of·bonor and Steven Jacobs, brotber of the bride, will be best man·; LH "Jell Denim" 11 a 10UCih w.arl~ ~xclutlV. te. fobrk. SANFORIZED. Lee Nail. if Down with a ·Gua,.. ontee ••• You mu•t .,. .C.tidltd or yOur mOney bad& Gf 0 I1IW IJGIIntnl fRiiEI · .. , A reception for the immediate ' Camllles and. c!9H friend. will be held in the cbdrch MiSB Ja<:obs ~lddlep.Ort Size• 34 lo 14 3.95 ' ELBERFELDS at the ;\.. ~::!;::!;;;i;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;:;;;;:;:;;;;,-;.;;~:;:;;:;:;;=:~;;;;;;;;~:;:;;;;~ I : THE SHOE Box MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SANDALS From . $1 99 I • • !Jo"""' K•DS .. Plans Made For Inspection Of DUV On July 23 ,. '.' ~ y TO -MOSCOW 'SOCIAlLY'- Gibbs Returns From School Heads Meeting !· ELECTRIC C. S. Gibbs, superintendent of Pomen;)y schools retumed TUP.$· day evenillg from Cedar Poinl, Ohio, wbere ·be- attended the an- nuaL summer meeting of tbe Ohio .Assodttioo of School Admi.ohltraton. Gibbs. wbo is a member of the Public RelaUon.s Commitll!e ot: the OASA, met with that group and ALL 'KINDS EVERY DESCRIPTION ' • 12.95 • ·pton ,..!!lout • . _... ,... ,.,~·;f ", S. Schaaf, organist. . Miss Marcella Fraser, shter of Bolter began toolina lts. furneceJ~. U. S. steel ordered itJ plants .in the Pitt.sburflb 11rea to ll.art shuttmg down Jater today, Orman Mays, ·Reedsville. Disch.lrged: Earl T-eaford, Pomeroy, Douglas 1ohnson:, Racine, Berro ,. tha Bentz, Racine, Pat Spunl"OCk, Pt. ' ~::.•:f~~;I,.Emustc ·Mrs. and by Mrs, E. oiJ.IlOC!ate PRvlish Dance Is a gra<iuate of School and P'OJ'ce.!l. He Steel Plants Begin AShutdown ···· Throughout Nation; Strike Near MEIGS G~NIRAL HOSPITAl. JRT DENIM -- OVERALLS ,,. le The Sunshjne Sunday Schoot dm:;s of .the Mason Methodl.!lt Chur· ch mel o n ll'lst T!lumday .evening nt Lhe holllle< ot Mra. Mary Berry. During li'Ul meeting, plallll for 11 •·eception ior the new minister uf the Mawn Methodittl ChW'ch Jtev. Rich.al·d Wrt~:ht 1 were matle. Plans were also made for a fam· ily picnic llo be 'held on the l'eJUlr~r m~ot:!il.lng nigh.t &t the New Haven park . The cla~n also voted to raise H.a month ly contribullon. to rf.h,e ealery of the mlnistt)r. In charge of dcvotlonalJ at tho IROAD llUN'I l•11u• hlacHn1 biMbtll nine which 11 ufMI&. meeting was Mi·ss Lor6na Wetaa. Attending Wcl"c La Vera Y-eager felted In five lintel In the W1h1m1 .lunlor 1..0.11 LeaiU• Mn~ry Rous~, Audra RJchJrdlon, Glnd,YIS Riley, Verla Work1111m, Em- I• . plcturM e~tove. In th flnt row. 111ft 11 rllh'- 1rt1 R1y Curily Burge•~. Gladys Art~$, Hlld.a Wd,.,, Wei ... June Van Ill Cl1ril, '"'' David H•eon, Meter, Evelyn Proffitt. Jo Ann Harold Cl1waon lt•u•h, ll~~nnle Green. Sarah Spencer, Jean War· ncr, Pf!Q!I'l Rl)ush, Lortne Harles&. Assisting Mrs. Bert)' aa bos~~e~r wa.s Mn. Lucllle- Swacll:hlmmer. S e Grow h No Decision Profesaional safe crackers desR\Wt!U d.id -that the ~k wks · .~coded on 'Meigs Coull't.y Wednes-- ~~out a doubt · the work oC' day night and before tbetr de- profellio!pllS . ..fie alao pointed ·oqt p.prture . "blew" the safe of •he tbat ClMea We're I'Jipaft:i)tly W9fi1 Pro\'ico Feed and Milling Co., in in&Smuch as no fln~ger ·1JrlntJ MineFsville, eacaplll/8' w4t.h $168 in were fouad on the Safe altboUgh cash and a n~mb&r of .ehecks. glove marks were ap'parent. Mi.ls Beity Lou · Bryson, Racini!, Entrance was gained into the l ffice c:lert Oiacovered the burgbusine&S establishment _by knocklary at 8 .a. m. Thursday wbe.n ing out a smltll section or glass s.·ttt opened if4Je (l'rfiees for regu- . hn a rear window and then iltt buainelll. Btarvin Glaago, Atreachlna: through the aperture to is local manager for Prorelease the catoh. c Eggs, A large, delhved, up 1 r; prices at farms for c-onsurn« whites and browns, A jumbos 37-42 m0$lly 38-t2; A large 35-37 mvstl;y 36-37; A mediums 32-34; mO&tly 83-34; A •mali 24--28; moatIy 25·27; B large 28-32 molltly 2830; prilces FOB Cincinnati whites and browll8 A lar-&e '1-44:; A m,o. dlum 39-41. Chickens, ste&dy, unchanged; fryers 3-314 J.b 20-22; ·hens .over a lb 16-18; bene 5 lb 16; hens Ii.Jht HOpes .of Av Slimmer As Safecrackers Get $16'5 Haul · At ProvicoFeed And _MiJ~rit; .· ~, ~tancflng MolT!" Reception Plan& For New Pastor Made By Class 1.77 < -- BIRTH ANNOUNCED T-Sgt. and Mrs. WaLlace PowcMI' 'a re announcing the b :Tth {lr a daug~Ler at La Chappelle Orlean~ Army Hospital Jn 11ranoe on June 16. Grandpal'cqb are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nease, Minersv;ille and Mit'S. Robert Powt'!t"' t Clevelood. .--....• • ..------------J . . ,.. -. Clarence William (Bill) An~ dt·ews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews, Ebe!Wler St., enllsted in U. S. Navy, Wectnesd.ay, June 18, He Is now stati'Oned at Bainl:prldge, Md. His address is: Clarenee Willi&m Andrews, SH 484-SiHl2, (!l)m· paily 249-16 Hat. l.st Regt., USNRTC, Batnbrl·Qge, Md. ........ , at~: • ~ \ Dee~d r ... rhe 1:""'~!2~~f!!~~=~.tr~.-~Hlth 1uo north, ao.t5 lOUth. l..w tonlth! ;I_·---------------~---V_1_11__, N~o~·~6~~.--------P~o_m~e~ro~y~-M~i~d~d~le~po~r~~~~i~ - ~~~~~~~~~~~==~==~~~----~?~~~~x~~~~~:~~-----------~ Servicemen 4-H M.IITING CALLED The W,i,cJ.e.Awake 4-H Olub meet this evening lrom 7-rl at home. o f their couneilJO"r, Mrs. W. McOomns. " • • I-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I IMUEMIOM e . ll.. port~ Sci-t..- flU II'. I ! Members of the Good Luck Clover 4-H Club o( Mason will huld a .project exbibit in ·l he Mason Community building on Friday, June 29, fl'<lm 10 A. M. until I P. M. it ~u been anoouneed by Mrs. Sarah Spencer, leadoer . Mrs. Clara Mrs. Cadi ShJelds, Miss Katie Becht Mrs. Spemcr emphasized the Mrs. Carde Grueser and Mi~ Lena fact that she would like for t.hA Grueaer. public .to tlec .the work done by the 4-H Club. She e~pecially would like to see the parents of members in attendance at the exhibit. The projects wilt be judged by Plilt Schenk, Mason County Home Demonstra.U.on Agent, and Marilyn Casto, Home J!konomict of the Appalachian Qectric Power (('lmpany. Ribbons will be preFented to winnel'8. Tbe members of the Mason club range in age from ten years to 18 years ()f age, acciH'dlnlf t() )Irs. Spancer. tn the put few Roy1l "Bumpepi' Thom11, 65, of )'•~ars the club ·has been· one of Syracu.. surrounded by frllndt the outrrtauding clubs in the coun and fellow .mplo)'ees of th• ty. Ohio Pow1r Co. gull admiring. MembeTs are preparin.11: to at- ty •t the new ~r ••• pr• tend the annual 4-H camp near ientd him " a tift upon hit Southside next month. VI 2clr. cuatomliM retlr•m•nt. Thorrtflt thle week alee Tu ToM Pllnt • completed 29 years of HfYI~ w.- -· ··- ..... Wednesday., June 27., 1.9:>0 ' Project Exhibit Planned Fridav• The 1olrthiDy Of Mio. Erb WU ·~ Tu«<!oy whon the .BQOy Bee Sewiq ~ o( the Federated Church met at the ll'h~ lor. an aU day qyllt.ine. A ~ted . birthday Clke Wa(ll IIIII'YliCI wd.b potluck c1iJ!n..- at ..... .tq .Jjn. l!:rb. Mn. lfrt. W. (1. Kautz:, MI'B. Otho Murray, Mn. Roy Seyfried, Mrs. Fneda Kitch, 1m. N...,.n KJoeo Mro. ··-. --- .. ' .: " W4'WJI ;BANDS . -: . • SPEIDILc8.95·~P '!: J;lf • ' ••. 5.9$.•.. ~~- ' Wandering Mule Found On Fann Columbus Near To Rutland Cross Estate belped to lormulate pl!QI: for a two-day oonvent.iO'D to be held tn in November. Appr~sers Are . . Named Bv Court A mule has showu 'up at Ute A_ T. Barton farm on Route 124 nt>ar RuUand and no one feem5 to knOw w.bere it came from. Efforts .to fiod the owner of the mule ·have: proved fuUie and .speculatioo ·has been made tbat it may be .the mule which was sl ruck by 11 ~r ().b State Roo~ 1 346 on· lune ltl. T-he Daily Sentinel c~ed a story on JuDe 20' 01 a .mule bet01 )li.t by .a cat M•r tM ' i o n of St.te Routeoo 148 aDd Tbe mule In that ace~ . P,.s:r- -have been appoiok:d by Judge ) Joobo ~n or the 1-robate CoUrt. ulii:IIOWII. A. Cart ~ppriUer• of ~ Jilt., estate a c-. ... ,.....,.._ Raeine, They are Norman Kloefi, Cbarle. Wagner .nd J, H. ~ ,.,... will> ~~a.. been to ; prohale· ......,lni D,tcoo. 'iber irf. t1aoae >Of Tho~ W. Wqner of tbe ect the ~owner ~ Ute Viole wu t-bip Of~ - ' ' ii.D.tt~~· • • . :\_ ·~ ~ iif . ' .~· . ' ' ~ -. , .\.' .·t 1 I . � 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 06. June 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 June 27, 1956 allison mcclure ross williams