https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e77f29c65e1cabe447076b689d39ea76.pdf 6646905076f114cb33250a2be6e383e4 PDF Text Text .. ' ...... ... ,. .. -- - - --· 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 . �·- ••' The Daily Sentinel 1, ' I ' OIVOTEO TO INTERESTS OF MEIG>-MASON AREA I' "'•• I' I aiCNAID I. OWEN I liEN. MGR. ! ,, lEY NOLO E. GREENI Sund:~1 Publlsbed evPry afternooo except ,.. ' by Tht> Ohin \'alley Btt~int•.'\S f('pt'ruJ('nt Jot tve. In<' . t'l• nt ~ ye11r 1n .:u.lvo.~lll'(' 1!! Tho r:~ il,· Seotlin~"l ,,ffire. $1~110 Subs(•riptioll rates· Dl'livt'l)' lly ,·:ur tr· r 11ht•rp avall·thlt> 30 per week : one 111: mon t h \. 57 .80: tht'E'f' IVall;~bl!! : thle~ month., , $:190 By mu\tJt' ruute Rv m:lil m H• y.·ar $8: six rnuuths. one mor.th $1 t n •m "HI 11,1\" ( r Wl pn"Niul'liun i~ · ct·l ,•hr-o ltt l . :tdm it·o ·tl Pnt .ttHI vtt .• l r• ·t !11: ttltJ ,t ty 1•t 1, a nd imitH i··d ,,,,. W()' ld :o· lllloll ~ t · l l th·· Wltn '\ Ull!" j.tt'l II " Jl'O I Thl' Am :: ir an ~y· t cm n1' !tl:J'~ rluc• l!t -.:t nindu:tr) wl t 1ltw · ' 1l cnpftel. ' "! u,. ~·ld . To kt•t ·p Oil" I m:··n at wurk it! stol'king pn•dtt l'l iotl. 1::! t h"l ' nnd p:~ir ~ 111 m\ 1110\'>' into th e han l)!i. of (_'On •·urru· r ' So it gn··~; di!WII the- <.' llfl\ '·'-~ Jj tor t\1 II) ~· WI' all II ~{' fh • , ,. ,ol,ttl~ II Ill•• l1n·· 'l'h,tt b w' ,;!( 1\i .o \io•, r •!' !-'jlllll .. ,.: \ .•., .. tt 111 1<- 1:1t1• t ~ , ,f ,,fft·l· irws. ·t nr l :t fa" 1 p to ·o • !It ; I •' 1'h,... iJ,·:• :1t11 AP II i 1' :l 1t f:rl'lll.f'"'' ,.. , ...-. ,,,.r ,• Hnlm ·II' r t•olt l " n' ~ --~- - --- - ------ "Ill •.! in n·1·o 't." a:nl lh:ll no llli lti'[''' ,,.t .• rt, •t . I:• ••P wi ll ' ~ ttll'lllt!!Cig ~ - ----·--~hort of sh• I : 111 t" ' ' I Pit ·t lo k p r·u· · lt:t\ '' ~ lt .. wtl : II will ~~- ..... .. () flllt•l It , ,,,.,k;) jolt ,.,, ••, :11 ', 111 ~~ lltr'l'~·;t ~··~ nf Lt!.P. in til" hw:o . •,U c•puhl r ;!ll I~' inw:·v. I A lll ll!l w 1l' l I. 1111 I )11' 1' ('I' ll 1 fll l , . '- 11'' low.t, wtt h 1 • w· trl 1-f.lttHttt • ~" 1 1"11 1''111' 1.;[1'111!''1" 1 1ttl , ' 1 11'1'1'1111' . ·hng f•e r''''lltv , f" "l'l:otl' ·1· l' :1 n ho . ·1 1 1 1· I I , -: 1' • 11' fltl 'l l' rlul •·\1"' ,!,.,_ (.. •<tl ;th ttlll t>om11 c:l l' t ·. 1I' PII'.t .unn s u ,.. . 1 In l->l't·k t ll~ r· "''IIIIIWI 'n n !i.;·n ~t rt : · 1111 . 11 .1 1"' 1H'I • ' ''' ':I l.t: ' 11 l•·t . ~ li t· ·I''' • __ _ I . __ On 0 ef ense Of ConneII y As VI'Ctl'm Of ASSOCI"ates • \ •l" ~ ., • ~ ~ I~ l\ . ' •r,1' !..I, .., '"." r', I ,, ,.1 t •• l, ,. ,.. t •: ~: . .. my new.york t~: " ~=• leaders were ex.llcd. A number o{ leftists were .exetuted. 1'he Communist party was out:lawOO . But rank ond fil e Communi~~<:~ remained active und•••round. They hn(] tho~ sup)Jort of many workef'!l, who had bendited b-y you expec:t t:o find in pool.roomS lend se'lz\JN's aor.:d other natlonaiand hOff(C p!!ll"'lors,· but it eat bJ¥11- lzatio.n de-rrrees of the Arhi'JlZ GUJ.· ty un the State. man , .regime. T!O th-:!m wen- nddJohnny M:~rugon was peddling e-d many uniVft's:•:y students, who his osmail lnnuence. a.ml go v wa, _[ 1 as . in other Lat n American eottn~ Swset Thing . Wh o:~ L Har.ry OOKoTL· tr1eos are- polilicall~· active. _ I n:oo .., IIJIDi'l Rpt>c:\IJJ W ~IO!!.T WCHS-TV Chon B11y by the !!ieee '' 8:00 Ste:n Ot'L 8:00 Capt ' ain ..lrtoto..raroo _'jilt •' U, in hiH opini-on, t'he swnmaJ•y the a fair tnd true stat-eme-nt of proposed aunendnumt w the Con· ~tdltutico, he shall ~o certi£y, A vcrHie(l copy of the p.roposed amendment, eNl's eertillclt.ion 11 1hen wltR 0~ SeCTetary of stat-e. H of4 th,.. 'his duty "' preacrtbe !he !lO'Utto.n, and upon Tequest <Of the C®'IIDittee tor t'he petiliontonJ too print the re14ub•ed OOh'lbf'l' of ,Pitrt how Amcl"lcan a~rp\'J"• A. eheckn," Mnl. Cnlver luh.l ml'l plllloso))h!rally, "1!1 nhmlt lll<e 1 b&l'\ender, while you'r11 mhllng up the bill a11d putting tlt e rou<.l Into bop, you ht\VI!I t eo Uste n to 1111 llf••'11 1\UI~t trDgl•fllt:~. 1•1·ultl ~ l!tl &tid CIVtnts, like 1A11&t tht! """" bnt,y will be nnllled, t!h'. I' ve bel.'n at Jt tf, yellrtllnd lovelL" She al llv l''l<lllh' lht')' hn•r lilljll'1'111:trke!ll now In Au.trwllll and the l'hlllp}lllh'1, and llt Rl thN·e ure X,OOO or tftttft tn the world. Mill 8.utan Rarodo.ll le bark In town tt.rter n. <:rolls~COUlllry t our. J mu11t ae. hf'r. Ar:er •'11. t1l1e'~ Mt~• Pu.l11 t l"h•niOW t" of tu r• rl . . . pf'•l•tcfll .llll wouM nHK I b:l rote. hlld no \Ill"«. u ,;ulm "-" lv which to tmn N1 •w Yu11 . : •s wi11J rur.1, ''l11•W 111 Pcl e':1 li:.ke tlo I !;~'L T li l8 1!l (lnt.rl.'ly trt:t• Mull,lf ~• rul:.' nfl tnt'!lltl" h.~c . tt.r.m~: they Julit l 1~ 11'10 llu· ~." • • • • HOTEL OWNI:RS are 6r;htlng a gtt01l t\ght for 'papers 1hould be burmtd- t l) keep lil lghl!eclng bDat plantlnc ''buken1'' on tZnd lll'tlet cruutown butt-1 to · ~~,~~"~'"l~'~ ·'! the boala.• .• C1tJ1. I. perhaj.ls. be thll luck le~~ot Xnever have 1c'n ~lv l, P~sl\'y .•.. al:"'rrud.gti.\ does a ~-orkm nnl!k~ Jub In Tl1c Afcut Whlli Stt:wat·L, of rour3(', titlll Is Jo.tn('s StewarL st•m'mer ~· here. As fol" me, I 1\o.\·en'L Hillfl ; ,jtL ' ~ . . 1 lb tray pock HICKORY SMOKJD SLICED BACON Kingan Reliable ALL MEAT BOLOGNA 0 0 • • 0 • • 0 • • • 0 • • • service. w, prray ittiseJcsu.J'us -Inm!lme~, A'men. the peUtLonten' ex~ -- ·~- -- "'fV .,. TI\U~SDAY 11:59 Slgn On -12;00 FHm & Fancy Feminine Touch Acternoon Fllm Festival Film Western 1 ~:00 •Mitki!y 'House· 6:00 NeWS 6:05 w-~!alberman 6:10 Sports fl:l~ JGhn Daly 6:l!O Lone ltanpr 7·00 Hour Glasg 8,00 Sl~ fOJlljl~t . .8:30 Sj>ol'ls · 'l'lirills ' <> 9•00 Dotty Mack 9 :30 St-i'aw Hit Theatre 11:00 Ntowa & WeiUI.er 11:10 Spont. 11<15 81ft Oak-. 11:45 Sl1!n Off ----~ ...... ......... fl ... 39c FRIDAY II :59 Sloe• On ' I 2:00 Film· & Fanoy 'ijvANS' SUPE~ TJIIM ~ Every: o~W~ gilu~~ea fresh, an , ..•,. .,.; ..,. . ,..a.·~· ... '!l'lif·"'! rJ .,. , , : ,1J!' . :. · · · ····· d lean GROUND ' . ·tCNICS PAPER ·PLA'tES .' • • ' •• •• • 500 1M'Iekf1Y MoUse 6·05 W~alher 7:3P ~~ . ,, . B;BO · 'l'l\f V).;e . ';.. · . 1:00 flttt<pj ~ . ,.~ . 8:~0 Bulova Slio!!!~ ,, IO:~ S.lil..,. HI!, ;· . 1~:00 11:10 . ·.!:lS . ' u:.s .l f....:ltil :. -- ; . ' ' . .. . . . . .. . . . 80 count 13c ·., 43c . ' . . .' 2-1 00 ft. lb.rolls ll3c ... Del-~ .. ' • -....~ · . · ; .. soa•~~ 25c ,. Jullllfl iCE CREAM MIX ' ·Btilly Crooker ' DA:TE BAU.;IX , ' .. t......... ,_ • ' .. . .. . . 2 can• makes a gaUon FORKS & SPOONS ... . ' 'FOIL WRAP • • • • .. ... . . . 14Q ••••• .... . . . . . .. . . 25 ft. 31~ . . pt 35c ...,·~lvu. CLING PEACH.I$ , •, 2 Na. 2'h cens C59c ' .;.,. '• WAFIRS .............., 25c ' .. CAKE .MIX . . EVANS BLENDED 1!£ TEA .•. :., ----·cRACKER JACKS .... 10caunt10c Crilite Del Monte Slieod ... ,. "' ~.'H. •" - . . Re)'llolda 43c I All Flavors ~ KOOLADE,. .....5 ~ ' ' . . 4 boxes 29c . ... <·. i .... .. :K.~. • 0. 0 • • • • ••• • . 6 packoges 25c ~ -Sauc.t~t;r j,~-~~;~;~~;~ ··-~~:.,; ·~3 7 e .. FJlUITCOCKTAIL ' '· BaiJdwan " "\f '' co~.•• m•h •~se 4De • . . . , 48 count 49c • •• .·w-. ~ ·Oift Oeewpray..SilaliJed e:oo News 6"09 .l!oJlol'.• ~~ . j ... .:' • 33e lb E FUN ON THE 4th •' EVANS HAMBURGER QR HOT DoG BUNS ; . . . . . .. . . . , , .... pack of 8--19c ·' BOadware . 6::10 Rln ·'Ill• Tin "' 7:00 Combat ser1ellllt 6 Oz. jar 3.9c lb 4:30 Abbott t. Oolll.!llo · 6:10 SJ>Q11s 6 :15 . J<>hn .Daly COFFEE by the piece lb. 33c , SKI I •BO Felnlr>ino Tilucb 2:00 Attem..O ~tl!n Feiitival 4:00 F))n EVANS NEW DELICIOUS INSTANT 3·1 lb pkgs $1.00 o . . . . .. . . . . t •·(. • • FROZEN , .~ . ' f Cal-Grove '•'HT-..-r·v· C·...ann·e1·1· * . 1:30 2:00 4:00 4.30 . pt. 36c big 16 oz. jar-29c ..... ~ . !lox 55c \•. . 3.1b ~.01 12 a:a: 18c ~··• wilb 11Jermo Bog Offer TEA .. .. • •o • • • • TEA BAGS . . . . ..... .. . . .. . \ .. . . . . . . l;l Red Ripe! Priced • .Eacll ;Only ' 6c pound 43c . 100 ct. $1.15 Celery ·25c each Cabbage ' lb ... I SUNKIST Cumcumbers Y', no ld~n or &00 ret 1.1fr at sUt.llGil!i lhu.\ h.n\e been Lurn~:J lnt!J havt~~ . lb 2 FOR:19C ~=i~~~::~:·,'~t~"i~""~;l t.orm ne\"llf cUcrnpt Monh nttnn I, h mo11L ~~~ :l ftt l'll!e heron f1·w i·<.l <l tl'l' " uJ•o. 1 r"u!HIndIll'tho Am.stertl !\ft)~ togetiher witta thf. .snmmary aond rt:he Attorn~ Gein·.· l 11 ;;pjie.io\: b1lr~<l•r,,,'' thry ·, its s:)Jrt!; qnd l.'l&fktta work. ho~nof'!l, w llili• Ul The Lord s•icf to h1m, "What Is th~t In fOur hand?" lExock~t 4•l • RSV.) PRA VER: Dear Lord, we feel so in~able-. NeYe-t1iheless, ht'l~ . The actual procet!IS of •inltiu\in,g ·tts to de'dlcate .()U~Iv~ to • Thee a Consti't~tlt>r.aJ Ame.oc.tthectt .19 .to an:sw.r ThY ·t all. Knowln.R tbat bii'JUn by fiHng 11 Wrtt!.!n (>tliiUon., w~h 'flhee •11 td'!tng, o&re I)QSSible S ill'l;t~ · hy 100 quallfiod cle-otors Wl" comm~t ·our !i¥C':!I tn Thee. "Subrllhting ooC:h propost'Jd lllmt"n~: L:n't!int •find 11 l'lnmmDry of it ·t o Uu: -tr.:~ke uS es w-e· aloe, mold us after Thy will, lilt us with Thr lloly the 01(:hlteker or the ye;u" ul tbtl 11Upermlukct1ndwot ry . M~trll', who work• In La H nbra, Cnllf., 20 mllct~ ttuJl of L. A ., dl'feu leti 1!! .000 other obecl,era In a nat1o11nl conh•11t. nn•l wn1 on hl.ll' wuy tu Rnmc t G to Lc the nwnl'ler or .. r .. , . ' . their position. He ur.ged that alJ 21 Amerlean .rt!PubiiC'!l wo1·k tJogt:t.her nga ~ nost lted infillrntlon. · 'IY TID W. BROWN SetNttry of State • Marte Calver, an &ltrnct!vt, l"rlm Nebm11kn-bot'n rrtlh.-ad y;ho Is : ~rengthen ;_By Ted W.l!:,·et·.-n • vl~ltuu Old , ....loa Loaf Mblee<t'lhm, OllNe Loaf. Tonpe Lcio1 · 9:00 ~Y .Moot"e 9:30 Arthur God'-.. ..,.~ l0:30 Strik-e .Lt Ric-h 11:00 V•llant Lady " ll:l5 ~of L.~~.~e 11:30 Sui'eh tOr TorrlO!'J"OIW !~~e;:n~~~"~:.~d~~W'Spll)le.r ' SWEET PICKLES .Lo·AVESPieldetl:~nto . THUIIOAY 1 In the 'l'ruman entourage lllg' Custil'u Armas is convinred that: cell mates, Communism i6 J rea; dang~:r not (Copy.lllcbt, 1956, hy United F>f.l!l. onny .i-t\ his own country but In tun.• Synd\eat~. Inc .) the whoLe Western Hembphere . RP. Pl't!dlcted In 81J intervi(_"W with Lhr:! United Pres;;. lll15t Fedru.ary . 2 t~a.t the Red! will make 8 de· rorrni~ atrem'pt thia year to .....~ 29c No. Z ens Mladisoa Br4111d WilDie :::~ ~r ~a~a~ . l~hei9 ~~~~ f~.-0 -~_!~~.:~x _%.~hbetn__ -__· -~ --- ~ ~ ?~~_:ye~. ·. - 1~~--· ~r -- - e~ •• 0 •••••• A<WDru 6:00 News PicMire 6:15 Sport. Eye My vh•w• h11vc-n't chang·ed ahy "'n ~ ·", hut I t'l.lfl'J, 1n-e how ~·ou t111'n Cll't!ed tiiat a numb('r or nppn.sition ,i ii I MPtt C"nnr')~y for 11<1 much ·as P\'e yel.lt·.~ \tiliout giving him othedi· 1l.aws ••• F'A!iJCIN'A'fTNO rt!cent gue.!!t wu thow Jnternn.t!onal l!'ood ccngru!l ASinNOTON ~ MIIIt&ry •~lentl•t• 1 11 Election fYI..,...tu\lter the mla\aken lntprtnJ9 h..on 1 W11s my <1ltl man. He nmst WAT..DOnl"'S . • SANDWICH SPRE.AD. . . . . . . . . . ., Your JUlin tlllll \)elnr n tnmoml ~c tor'll 110n \\'fi.K !niNntlnJ. "My · brother and l were In bOnt·(lll'lf.l' .'K' hool durin!'\' his Halo.t1 day!!, <It tlGO~OOd per mr.vle," he Bnld l"lll'fully, •·nnd didn't go to l~ ve with h.IM actually until the , dClWull .~lun Ntnu•. So WP m1Kl1N1 1\ll lh111 gt·n1•y. HOwever, later, when I played n show In ll<"tt·oll, I found out whut a matinee Idol ht!'d b.-.en. About 7:J oi·l hu!Jt':t r11me burknlnge to f'Wt "!11~ to Cttd"GJ Pl'ttt AttociQtlon ha¥e a hopeful maxim that Ia oelng put to lt.t Jlcverll!!tt tett In thll era, to thl effect that aoonet or Inter • tlelenoe 11 round to counteract even tht MQ.!t dead.~,)' Urh'ien the conlr:~pUon a JILtlo more," hf' told mo. "Wt' nrtu :o.lly clirl Urti:ch them u ln<' h Ol' 10, b11l It only lta111l·ll n l'OliJlle of lwur~. l'ley'd run oil the way down to po!lcl! llefttiq11nrters and takl' lhe phyliClal test befon~ they t1hrcu1k back to nornul." • : !! A1 Ilfckry th e !IBiesmnn In the ntr-Broadway production or TJic / Cf'7llall Cmu t>th, RobnrdA has been haUcd ll.!J "mogntr\cenl" by th~ noted cr!tlr Walter la10n lobardt, Jr. F. Kerr. This n!vlvnl of Eugene o· t·h•l i 's play, which aevcral of lht> n!Uca prl'!et·rcd to ll•l' orlgDe.d mw1t law ina.l, Is playing a.t Cll·cte in the Square, n tlu.•nl~•· lkt!tt a damly. in·ttle·rountj lmu8P-. When he got out or the Nnvy - he swnm sl"< houm In seRf! ort Cuado.lcAnnl nftcr the Nutflltl"IPll)!l Wl'nt oluw n with a losa ot "00 llvu-Jo."on did mnny juhfl. Orw dny In Crn ll nl park he met n bt"ftu!!fn! l'fdhi'IHI . • . who, ll dcvrlopctl, l'lll\ n plut"e next to the Alvin theater wh~•·l'l m<"n we re ti l !'t' l r hl'll. Nn ltul•llng. Candidates ror thCI pollee force who Wrl'l'rn q~tllfl tall .-non,~h <·r•me there anti, for $50 a trnt'l'\lent, we1·e pul Into a 1111\d of l' llt'l> ~ whlle Ja10n lWi s~eti . ''Wht'n they'd ret red·tlleed.l o.ml gun:k, I'd jul'l l lool' etl'h'\Pnl 11ml • 2 ICrafl .r molt accompllA!Ied villains (he's blind now and ha• been rellred on the W~st Coast tor seven, tolght yenr11), l!'J t1JIA !lt-Oaon'tJ drnmatlc llt>nsatl()ft. • ' • •• . 9 oz jor 15c PORK BEA·NS ' I, •••• .. . . . 2.-14 as bOttles 43c MUSTARD ....... -.tr1'1 ' ' ReadY 110 eat CANNED . - - Kraft VIR Camp AIIIIJOUBI STAll lloiseleil • detlatt<!d ' • ClTSUP Sic lb . ,, ,.,.,., plnyer.l Chlco to Hclt'n Mcr1ktn'1 DiauH In ,(/t · t'I' IIIIL Ilca vrn anti lotcr bt>rnml! one of the movlC' ~ ' havt bten a killer." El Zeot M•auaolla 811dfed ~u Slrinl Holt With ~eater olleeo Ia! has dcdd ed to try to su~ by 7:1lq TlldOY force the grow:nc unr.~ 1unong 9:(\0 'cO!{ee Tlnte workc ~s and .r.tudi!-n!s in h .. litl.~te 10:00 Hc>nle . country which lies just '.BO\l'lh o! lt:oO ii ·<%uld Bo 'lou · Mex·ico Ctl1 t~~·~· Central American 11:3() )'eotlll!r. YO.r Noot JS'thmus. ~ to School u:oo ee...... ' ' llAnl ii.Acx HAWK N .. !' • • { •' . .... , .. .,- . . ~ " ' I ' • ... You an was doln_g nobody really cold~~ R.Ht ln1plre Demorwrtratlnn .<tllY,exce-p.t th:tt If he dl\"f· Jt, he ha4 Wodt-en turtro(\ rm orricinlly . k en I•-! "''"~" 1-11up r: 1I '·(I II w ,...., 'I I' 1' ( ]],ll"ic- ~ H ~lill jl l't' ~ !tlc•. nl K ansas C'l • • f ()r 1., . If yuu co-u ld d raw ' spomo>r•,;u -·'I I b ru 11·~t n Qilljl' II H' . llt:tl\, · BY ROBERT c . RUARK ga:ng r rom Jy, anu.• the :1lh "tlY ll uycce 1.auHt ••, 1 • II · II • .·,, . oflht•Atllt'IL('<t lll'a ' tttl\u ·~ llll l 't 'd eo ed bak . · 'lllil II I ' io l' n1Lnl ~ tl .~ tt . t · · XI J ' P• !l( ~ up-~ <~lion A·, 11 ,, 1,111 11 " If wt· f, 1 c . a caricature o 1 n t"arJcatw-e a ay a.'> m an an 1 - govern1 rwv e r llk.t<! M~tt (.'onnt>l ly v. • he never look pori ~Inn 111·.· o ofi)Oil<'tl! • •hu l_~r •1, 1y.~ . ~~w thr; 1, 1;11111 ., 1111 :II•Pi':t h ul' 1\uw", Tl\iitl 01 . officlltl. ami hi~ wnflted i He put R10I'e vat~ on politi· yoould hnve tCJ do 19 put a Truman ~nt dcmollBotration. ~re was 11•45 Guldin.g Light 1 1 1 ('~· aw 1 1s wH 1' 1 11 mLt J 11 r i'l :1 1' o Iiiii" uday M~lnee ' , , who w :• ul 1!' g \1' 11p ~ "IIH' " I lhcl \" " ,,.,,, ..". 1,,,.,.•• eo m". ... Bu1 1 ~al frlends~!p <Wen t'han Roos~ !IPOrts sh-1rt and a Vauehan mUi- little doubt that the demonstrntiarr 12'.· 00 , 1ru .. , known. urf.!'1"1 Communist.· inspired 12 :30 Ate! nre ·world Turn" . hu;'. ~1 1pp•rrt., ;.:uch .,~Qj 1, ,.. ,1.,m 1or .l', ..,11 11 ,., 1, , .. _. W" m:t\ . tit 1;k !U''s 1111 :1 hum n 1v with this velt, and ROOee...e1t once hadr tary cap on it, and bang! you got w.:HI o s • c 'II A . 1h 'L'It' conl.tuwtl 111 1111• btm .htll 11111 <1\' Ill' t .d.;ln . l{ ,t lt>ltr t•·p ! · •1\':• rd .~ nmv 1' 1'1i 111 , "'i ln 1-0 11 w tux na~ilm. Ueni 'Y M.....rAnthau ns Secr~tary o it. P1-ide- or ufflc>e. n d11n • ny, ast1 o rma..'l' an1:00 Johonv ""teo · •v Carson Show ll u• r l"t'"". Ir·n I \'' ·, ~>•·• I .' ·m. 1111\\' . th~ Tre~ur" be(tmse he wn~ ll I Tn•11\nn l'Uill:!- out (I[ the Mi& nounc. ~ lnc discOvery of a Com. J·.•, 0 llouseparty 't(., •, lrOI'lll" nur t< ' • • lt't 1. I" 111 ,. II 11 , ' st 1 " ~1! •1 MI.' llt t:hlll HJI<' I" wu11 h\' n · c. ~ 1 lll!ne Y WH.~ nppo 11 m-:-n.••~ :;('C- near netabOOr. I wosln Henr,y's of. ouri Pendc,glsl gang, and Whit mum . Pot .to sp.relld disordl:ll" as 2·. 00 The 91 .. Payoff . . · 111f l'•t '.' t ' l ntn o·ul S··ll ''"' 1111 1' 111 d 1' I' ld • h t f b ~ II 1 1• mu·rp,tn 1 ·1.11 v un t'T rUilli.tll om· u f.ire- the day they de'Val'Ued the he gurrounded' himself wit Wllfl par o a su v<:'rsH•e movemen·l' ••ow 2 ._ 30 oo·b cr~b• 1!, 1• IHI " lll' r1 •Pi r tl -. ~ ,, l l t• ll· ' Wc1t.t• • ' • " I · 'I' 1 · 11 C d ~- ' ~• ~,~~· ll t I ltng . ..;un hr I uut ~· w.n!ll dollur, and 1 stiU bluah tro . m thl'o no bet!(lr. Perhlllrps he was ~nno. t~s tet ' ·Lo Arm . .liS cct"eE'd n sy!t. "·.OO or·l•hle• na·y f I . l I lh r • • • II I' "'1'101111 I""I'H I1'1•1· In ql~ l[lllt·r· <ttl rl Sl:tr'ia , , , , ,! I 1•1 [Ill'' " lli<l""lil • - iL<t lin\! 1'10!1 dill' II ". • Itt··· t •f •·(' - J•illl , lin! t11gc cr memory of Jlnnk's effocls to ex· cent of lhf' . conniving .t~at w ."" I30 em d o modlf;ed ma.rtia'l :Jaw ror 3 . 15 "'' -~l st... ,,' ".,.,,,, 1 . > !I ! le pit'· lii'C l llh lh ·' " ~.. ~"" 1,"," 111~ <<1• ...,Y );j , • ... ... " • • ' "' ~ 1 lt'v IWl't' <"Onvl(" et •· o -er UJ.If plain it. un around htm, but he LS a prldl!" . ays. 3·30 Edge of Nl.•ht 1 1 1 fu1 rarme.rs mu st n:1ti'lt.! 'ilwl th ·· un .. f11i t· .•. t :·, ., .• '· ''' ''" 1d quh·kly ror · t ·o tt~ pltury to dd1 mud th e Gov·' ~·I and nbsoiutw.ly practica-l! p<Jiiti· A · few hours later, workers an.tfi · '6 h i~h. ri~ld .'I Upport ~<·heme, wlud1 11i VI' up r.·o·i•! l o tll i 11 1 '· 1t ' 1llll' [•It' :1 'I'I'Ttntt•nl hy ta·yi ng (,, }l:(IM.tllck There w~ a 801'1 O(J ratflshne93 c!an fi•t'l!lt, before he io.!l' !It President stu4:t'l1Tts demonstrated d :!tsrpitc the · -------::-:-:-:-----------~--,--c----'""-' tv. u.'ll i•nl'vil~bly I< • t•p huit' din g It[) 1 c:tc' 1 '~ jm •hlp h:l ~' ·•l '' 1 I ' l' :t(l'lqit•d Uw nr111i111tl rmr~ec.· 1 ;ti•)n uf I•·ving l Se7.·faire In t!le White House un- or 8 man. martial }n.w . Po~ioo and soldil!"rs FRIDAY 4:30 ~cty 8 1\vieh· surpluac~:~ at au -t·vyr-im'rt! a~ lnl-!" . tHWPt'IY of on r• • h:H·•· 1" ' .. .~, . \'ott~:'! Sad1~. ;1 "'m" lllllllufat·t tll nt· I.'H'ough rletr Truman that twtm't bee-n tooch· think th.!Ll poor ul' sweet Thing lir.Qke up the demon-;tration with 8:00 Sign On &:00 T.be Emiy Sho'! · l . 1 eo!lt to IIUl l.<l:<!JIJ!f.' r·:·s nt ~AlP'~ dOl \~' T\ia.•• 1!!: lhe n•;li ly It :'. ft 11 ' '~ lion . llw ti Hu of pt·I'Mlna-1 infhwnce. ed sinee the HardinK •InK ptityi!K\ and Matthew •1. sbO\tld 00 let of.f cl~bs e.nd gun butts 8:00 C!lm!f!n Kal'ICiroo 6:10 Regional RepOIII:ezf ·. ~ ~ _:"o~~_:~n.. ~ : _llintr,gt:l-r.C,•!;.~~v S:u·hs plemktl guilty but escap- ducks sod drakes w.1th honesty. with a peocc bond!' -tfMC:h wou~d On Mon.'1.11y ~~~ go\~r~·nment 9:00 '\Gifli¥!~80\-e G:lS Doollta IDd'wards ., I'd 11 pt ll>lt ll term lwt·uu ....-• he wn~ How big the- big touchf!IS' WHI'6 ne- include th.e stipulation that they learnrd thai t~niver~ ty .srt:udenlst 9:30 Arthur GGI&-er 8:30 My frieDtj;( Fdekll ' si1·k ~~t·unk t'n~lf·l lo is r;•ick, tuo, ver will really cGmt• out, but an ca.n'L work fQr the Gllvernm cnt .a. planr:··.·d a parade in : protefit 10:30 Strike lt R4.cb : '1:.00 Malia . ' \ und thP ls~ut· IH l·h•· "u me nwfu-l numbCT of small rats fatten· g.ain. Or el!;e they ought to gu l.ool£· agaln"',t the mart:al Jaw d t)•t!rec. 11:00 Valiant r,.ady . '7:30 PlaYhouse 6t Stp'M Truman sweet th1• P(H'k of whil~.l' 1 erl off the chcue. .ing f11 r VaughUn who wn·;; Mara. The government w.Jtrned the stu- 11:H!i Love of Ufe 8:00 The Orwlader ~ ll ouo;c pol!tu·:tl !Hnldtt ··~ nut -of h.is. Thoere was a sort of rn-£Ji&hment:!l gon's buddy, and includt'! the ~X · 'jerJ''S .G.tern,ly 1itaf t~ parade 11:30 Seareb for Tomom:tw 8:30 Hig:hway P~troJ! No. dt•vn11t. ulle.I<(J tiiH'I 1P Ow I't.' ndt"T- 1 nbout t:.he Exetuilve Oftlce 'which Proe«idt!.nt in thll generul :indtct- would not be rtqlerat>ed. NeWllth~ U:U · GuktiD'I Uthrt 9;00 .UnJferc!J!r~tf,.li ment. tlle.p, the students turned' out. ·12:00· Mtdd.ay M'attntee· 9:3'0 pe·rron .tO Person mr!'r~":f: •··; ..... .. ·· Three StudMtts Killed' 12;30 A~ .the World Turnll 10:00 News . BY','MEL HEIMER I w:I"Ctc a piece one time, when Po!i~ flred on ~hem. 1'hree 6ttJ. 1:00 JOh.nnV "Ca'rsoR ·show lO:HI Sport.<~ Paradl'! lhrwy wns Mhooting off his moulh den~s we.1-e 'kH·led and 19 wounded. 1;30 HO'\lscpady t:W l 'Oilli.-Thlngs one New Yorlu:or thlnlls 10:25 WeU'Ibemum , in thfl' rH.111 campal&n, to t're- effect: about: t Casli\lo Armas ha!> Charged sev· 2:00 Blr P.~O:rl 10:30 Patti 'Page ShoW !hut r t·esp.:oc:-Led the Off.loe but era! times that Communists wert• 2:30 Bob Crosby Show t.oolt! Ttlf l!hf!' a handsomer lohn HuKton , J 11.~on 1'0:4!5 Public Service P11k'•olll aaw no rea,(:ln to re~J)ecl the man. plotting to ·Ov-eriht·ow him. Rubar J~, J1·., tho):,p.-.d by to tell me of Ius pw11, "3:00 Bri'(fh1:er Day 11:00 News U. S. Has llfectlvo AnHd..t Ius~•• To 1lhat hl'ld it, ot th ~ peup-Jre arou :u.[ which Included \1 hat m£\y have be~n th~ wor!n'll Now, -apParently, he ,ll..<~" der'd· 3:13 Secret &or1p 11 :05 · T~ J;-~e Sh!Y\t . ·~ 1 Nerve Gas Detector Check Dtrldly Wt*pon him . .1 mos t rasrlnnl!ng joh. Roba1·ds, whn!le fu tlwr 1 1 I ' j •• ae Unrett Art lnhtrltanrc!'f El'nle The Ulll1f'St is !lin· lnh en·ital'1Ce or the extreme lefle-!it t-eg•ltne or 2:00 \19l!nee Tiiealn" ~ : 00 Dote wttlt Ufe President Jacobo Atbenz Gusman, • 3: IS Modem fiooratt... whOm Castlltll() Armas overthrew 3:311 Queen for • Day in June, 19!!4. with the mor""l sup4;00 I ·lolarrlOd Joan port of the United Stat~'S . Arbenz Guzman and hi s (t!I!OW 4:30 1M'y Li.t.tle IMirtie ,1 /ltl :t''!~T't· ,~ i V• · l'fHll - 1, f•r r rwt .lio :l \\''were Tl. H'V ('.orrtrl rl ,. It cou~ct, Feat.h« Your Nest Parson's Study ClU'.reD.t Tentles~ee Ernie Matin~e Theatre Date With Life 'Modern Romances Queen For a Day I .H8nif.d Joan My Litrftle tMara:l.r: Aunt Dru Show News Picture FIIDilY 6:M Sip On. It is, evident that Cn11til~· Arm~ rv>l he- ..,o on :1n am:rlin).(lv ~ · H n ll t•r ·t p:t•ltt it i:-; 1q u:,l 1 l!:o <~tl" I , l 't n · · ··r 1· 1 11· <'""' I· rua-;~ pro on t•!J I'II rlol '!l r of <.. Ji t ~ (1\•JH'Il' ll ng' w !hOI II it rq1 th•· ldu rl .,f V()o(~ , i• t' ..tvd· And jt ·~ 11n t •i • l o~·: tt·~ iu ·.·.r 11irll Fnr i_n•1anet• t o k.~''P ont• lnHII ~ 1 ': llwre i~ rr o.. m 1 ,. ;,II l;irul ~ .JJ\d work tn tt, ,~ ._ up_ ltl'du~tn 1 "tp il- ~ i 'lt~ td -:t o 1-1• 1., lfl ''• l"· • :il l mu:11 !Lik f' U 1111 !tun hut I" tn t!t" tit{• w:1v fr•Jtll ltill· f:1111 il·l' o·ut . 1('0tlf"· of a .Yt·,tr To kt'!'fl <> Ill' ~11: 11t p.:"l:· ·~ 111 I III ' I, i' t:: tl ·lt111:t 1 I 1tJ II ~ at w.. l'k in !Itt· reft : ~ ,r·ltlt •• ll hu•i m~~. tiO <){ 1/t<.• /ll . tdltllt' ~ ttlU'-l 1.· I11 tli , lrilni' '"ll ~ in p•·oo lu ••l inn •' Carlos Castilli Arll.lts has mvoked a sys- · 4:30 tem . nf modified mnrtlal law Po.. !i:OO J.lee hnll'e t'i.red on dcmonst:.rnting 6 :00 Stud-:!nls in Guatt>malo City, lhc- Tu Keep,\ Man AtWorl\ tl'luil .di Ftt·"d utw·t mnv Wl'~l - pllhll cl7.(·d hLtt ly iml)< •li<Jnt. ! 1 r~(·L ductlnn rouldn 't E•>.:t~t mov~ment. As a. rumlot, President l, tkr 3:00 3:15 3:30 4:00 working underground. are pkttting a subv.eru'iive J: 2:00 mies of ~ N"glme. H e charge6 that OJmmunlsts, wiH·re $; 2~: rilonlhs, Sz::l. : [Jilr month, Sl. The American s~·ql'nl uf m:h~ I Caffee Time Home BY CHARLES M. McCANN U..'l L'dxington A VI;!., Nl·w Yo rk Cily, lti. 1\' Y ),"'ff' 7:00 TodiiJI 9:00 10:00 11:00 United . Press Stiff Corr.. pondent 11:30 Guatemai!A's soft· ~ p okoo "strong 12:00 12:30 man" has decided that it is time 1:SO to get really k>ugh ~Mith the ene- ,. ' Ruttm,·l li 1\ •ml..'lll. ---- p._ ~ 6:S$ BY CHARLES M. McCANN ufhce Entered as II•·Mnd cb:;s :tnilinl! ma\1.-.r ;~I tlw Pomeroy Obio. N:ttlonal advertising The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~- Commentary TEL5VISION · "· lhr·t· )- ·~.1!fJ- ·~,., '#:. WSA1.-1V. The News ,;,~T~URSDAY EO ITOll S,Otiaei, lne., at 110 MPchanic St, Puuu·t .. ), 0 pboi!e 398, edtbriul orlicl' phunt! 397. , . ' LEMONS l• ,, DOZEN· 45c • �' _ _ _ __:_Th~e=-=D~aily Sentinel, Pomeray-Mtddteport: Ohio Powerhouse.,F riend . Fr.o.ttt.,.Mou.ud To Win ~s Miscors And Deadly ~= 11! STAR _ON RISE I~irtan UP~Th• !~:~~c~h~~?vc~~~e· ~:ct:2: nat1 ~ well p:n !lbt•Jr way I Frank Unbinsun''.i ~ ~ one of &he, 'hl•<Jvies t l rt ~M · lq: lc p~teh bittih.c .te-n,s or all titnt' , USt'd the old reU•ble sinele to move 'irlt!lth. . .1( • 111M of first plll'-"e ~·~ victofy over Pittsbun:h M G " J(' h blow tiriVIIl g JJl • • • ;md a Slr'l)l;h· tulh·r • • Stan IWI) -a·y Alcin- MCiVii' - ' NBA Rates Moore :Tribe Heads For Crucial Test ' Top Contender. I A•ainst White Sox Powerhouse ~ For Heavv . J T't} I e Pal<) .s fUrl ~ A toWJ vf 14 l{edll'g ballet~ ~tepped tu the boll B\ lht> limt> W'~ ~t. thE> s1-dl' •had bN·n l'l•l l n'll . f ' mcln- .~ Used six singles, I na1.i pound:LI uut si:K .iilll l:l t•s drew twi 1Nlb, · ift:d four Plttsbu11,"h I wo m1en-twnal walks and made fiii l · eftror.l fof ·hie lftni.ng good ror amid. unbell'f en llroob a fiUCl8 ~ !llrdle ·TebbeUs' : . ·• ; lbiM •n. mw R ,game of fir·sr pl::t"-'~' smnt h whi<•h .,oot-.d Lee from tli.lrd . liMPeR 1/AP oi/Lt Olle Ye'A8 II/ rilE . · · .. :·: A'!!N0/?'5 Wall< ::: ..' :·: /3EFORe I Minor League · .. Results . · ll't UIIITEI> PtiESS Am*kan A•~latfon St. P'tut & • CIW<t..ton t Ill! game · St. lfiul 6 - Ct1$'treslen ~ 2nd game Lol~Dv.llle Mint<copolls 4 O,..,a 5 • Wlchi" 3 a· · IDdii:IUipoli:s 2 ~ 11envt.'t' 1 . H5gME l!osrol/ 1-t' 195'1. Major League Leaders MoonBeams On Sports PlayN · club Bailey, Cinei .• B'oyf"r, St. L. Long, Pgh ThC nP xt wf'l·k w\11 he a cru· rial onr· for th'l' r ~t!l·1mg l'incm· n'litl Ret.ls. Wh<> mrce again nrt! only one half g :~m•.- oot or fir.~l !}lace. The Reds Eavt· Brook 'I I ,awrf'nce ----- - - n i n1~ bi~ Ret. U. S. Pat. Off. runs in 1h(l trighL'l inning t.o tok•• u 10 2 tleclslt.m. l'ifeenwhl~<'. MtlwnukN~ w-.rs losing 4-3 t-o ·r~h i'kt rltllJih ia. tonight tke- RMs ll!fllin nwct tho in a iD'me 'T'l'l>CdH·dult•d rrom Ptr.ales MoMa1 4 • 1\liathi 3 night 'l'uesd'ay ni~t, atld tht"n llwy jump Havana 2 ~ Tt~Jron.l~~<~ 1 ntght to Sl. Louis to meet I~~~ Cardt~ in Columbus 7 · Buf!&lo ~ nia;ht Rlehmond 11 · Roehc.~er 9 nig~t a tour game 11mies llver tht• 'N'I.•ek· end. Then o-n Monday night they will bt> .t *k on Crosley Fh•ld fur Southforn A•aclatlon a big !two gan;te serte11 with ttw .Memphis 8 . Birnringhl'tm 2 Braves 89 they m'eet them m sinMobile l5 Nadlvllle 0 gle en.gagementa on· MotJrlay n ig ht Atlanta 6 - Uttle Rock 4 Cbattanodta at N. OrleJUts pprlllllhl and on Tut":'lday art<!rn.non . On July 4 the Red• tanwlt> with lllfefl\ Lt-.w the Cub8 in a twin bl11 at Crn~ley John.ol6WJ\) • Blngha'!!!>ln 2 -uu. l1 ...,.....,..,.,, -••~ · ••-·t <Hl IIH' ~lloU Syracuse 5 · Wl<llitm$»0tt 2 t · ""'· .... ua· \ Ct ; I ~l"'!l'l' 8 • Al!Ontown ~ _ , '; ~ 1 n 'w •y a ncy eo~th1 rsl pluee tn tht' rt'tl hnt • Nahonal ~ague rnce. Schliel~~~ NOTICE f REPOSSESSED liS& FORD VILT~IA TO BE SOLD A~ P\.l!I . JC SALE ON, JULl' 2 . AT POMEilOl' ftOTORS GA.RAGB ·JfE,OJNNING AT 11 A .M UNI>ER TIIF. A111pk!ie1 A~late Dis"-'l ;: ~ t - . P•r · II. Covert, ~~~~~,lj·~A~I;±;;t,~~~J ~ !r.!....! . ,.101..,., lpol~l!. . . --·- BY JACK CUDDY Unittd Pt"C'tt Sporl& Wrlt•r NEW YORK UP - UnJ~s a. new ~tar is born unexpectedly ill Ute Wimbledon .lennU! elwmpi.un.si\Jp!• l.hbJ week oin Eng'lillnd, ex P6fts now give the Unitt'f.i Slat>l's c 111)' a yery poor chance or recapturing t!w "'ltYis CUp from Aufltr&lrn lhls p:ar. 1'be >Optniun Is In flnl dlsogN'ICment with the r~ent opttmixttc prediction made by Renvlllt.• H. McCann, prr.sldent ¢ Ur;e U. S. Lawn Tennis A.&<k)cia.Uon. I again. 1 · sis~ .: ms-ht3-3 night $1000 . f -,,,j · p Jill~ i Before going on tllat Holiday trip why not STOP AT K ,. M Sohio Station for A SIMONIZE M~•RBELIZE OR SPRAY GLAZI! WAX JOB. $15 up It Will R·evive That hint On The Old Car And Give II A New Qlr Touoh. K & M Sohio S.rvlct "THI STOP THAT Kll,. =f~!ii~~~;;...~"' :;: YOU GOING" Mtnnlno Kt-lke Mullen l'hono 9391-MIDDLI.DRT !....---,;_---·' t·t ,.,. .. y•8 Gamf's .at Drooklvn n1,qhl .'\lew York at PH1!1hur¥•h nt~ht Milw11ukee at Cbicogo Ctndnnali al Sl. Loui• ni<ht Phll&tdelphl~ h 54 88 72 Ch•m... ult•, Pgh Moon, St L . Wl:nblcdon matche~. "If ohy of our· young pllll)'en! suddenly r.at"C~ fLre, 1 want to be .~he.M to see 1t ;~~nd to he» lum,". S!id the capable New Stec~lngt lefllld' Prablem The eeedings for 1lle Wimbl-e&n J t10w reil.lcct Tl:il.'berrt.., problem Blond Hoad and dark.hailll:'d Rosewall ore ranked one· two right .ul the top or men's sin&'lu, and ,together t~y are Hste'.d nu~be'r one In men'.s doubl.es 1n sbQrt the bi!!St of the world In the- oPJnion of Wimbledon officia'J..~ By oontr~. the hlgh~t seeded. Yank ,W BUdge Patty ·in fourth. place. This debonair chap,~ it, mor·~ a 1nost ul\likeLy M.· ber of the U. s. Duvls Qup 11G,IIG. Mantle, N. V. 67 255 64 97 Maxwell, Det. l54 173 40 52 .358 Kuenn, D~1 roit 55 200 32 72 .350 Venwn, 8oS'. 49 178 28' 59 .331 LollRr, Chicago ·M 1£10 25 61 .321 Ilmnc Runs-Mantle, Yankee 27, Boyl"l', Cnrds 19; Berra Yanks 18; Si<ev rT~ . Sen&tr.rs 17; Long, Pi>- t~ Chico Carrasquel a sacrifice and a pinch grounder by Dale · However, .the· OrJoles .bounce-d 1'~ ~~k in tb~ :ni"" wiflb Tito l:tr~rtc:On"a and' l5ift Wltliams hit~·.n ~ ft.lil!r~r Ray , t6lf Narl~kL Karr & Van Zol'clt aAJo'st!rJi'• "':i' ·i d'nJii . ·rJ . hth, · ...;:· . Ath letics 56, We1·tz, lndutns Musial, Car.dB 54. Mr. and MJI5. Frt'd Hoffm&n of Dunbar lbave .roturned ft·om a \'8· ~· ('ftfion .ion Florida ~ttid Were aceompanied home by Mrs . •Winnrie Skldnmre, a f.ormrr local residffit who 1 tad been resiclin~ i·n Florida ! or several years. Judil'h Elder, daughter of Mr. lnd Mlrs. HaiT'Y Elder, Delaware, I:s vIs i.flng M'r. 3lrld Mrs. E. M. 8)aJre arnd Wnily. WHEEL BALANCING, FRONT END REPAIRS, WHEEL ALINEMENT COMPLETE IRAK.ESERVICE, MUffLERS and fAIL ffPE$, AUt'O GlASS and • . WiNDSHlELDS .. \ ' Hackett's Safety Service, HOiiTs 8:30 Til 5 Evenings By Appointment W. Main Sl. Pomeroy -·--- - ________!___-==="==""'"~~=-==-===="""=~ ltl.odetl\ .truck ' . va·. . ~frs. Robett Rawlin-gs and son Craig are ill Col11mbus for sev, erni d ays and are vistting Mr . .and Mr:s. Roberlt. Jay. They will be ae<!OID:panied borne by Nanty Ra~ij w'hn h '" .. ,. t the ,;rsf:.~. a& . ,.,~ Vt9~ )~ P Mrs. W-alter Croob Is in P.L in Ploo.sant whefe she i'8 t· he care oI h er neph ew, Jimmy d ..__ E 11 ds w h o was ~ . •·~ ll"'~ume va., wrheretJUme h' f rom W lll'l'Jit'~ter, ' ts par.mts and brotlher ar,e 8till ihospitallzed aft ~r a recent automobilf' nccid'ent Mr. nnd •Mrs. Everett Davis Will . Ieave S a.t.ur d&y ror a we atl_onr ' tn , ra<n&da and 'her mot1ler, Mrs. Robert Wa.<lhin•gton will visit anot'her daughler Mrs-. Nran rMoore and lli8s Milt.ll'ed Hawley during t.he!r assilstin' ab.sedce Mrs. Herman. Bailey accompanled her 4_Jamghter M'J1SI. Haro1d Hm-ri'SOO .:md cllildr ~n .to Ohafl- poU:ftds prove it I • ••• • , Mrs. H. L. Pullham .nrnd daugh- We Specialize In ...., um, ...ry MnoKay - SOUETY SIDELINE! 1'0J'IfGHT lelrton ·t'his W(!Ck and wH•l .g o with them to th{"ir new 1home in Ft. ).[~Yers, Fla., whene !\{rs. $ai11ey lll · 1r ~ .....s V;""~~ w remam (.t a mvuw• _,., b~crre returning home. . Mrs. Ra:ntlolph Ward, Ra.,. wood lh1ls Tetumed from Balti~ more:: Md., whe-r-e s'he wn a p'a.tien.t o.t die Job~ · HOpkins Hospi· tal for tt"eatment of an .injured foot. Her mother, Mrs. Jmn.Murray local ~ With Mt. Ward ~nd ta.:OUy during her abl!f'rtre anJ retumeiS rtwt.me ddt woel<. Mr~t. Stella Roffman w;ho was a medical patient •a t 'Hol:rer HOSIPital has ~tUJiled home where Mr. a.nd :'Mils.' DaVid ' shefwood, W.ash· in~on Counth<:ruse M"e taldnrg Pound for pound,· the most powerful truck VB'a today are Chev- ro!e,.. 'Jb&l'l oM ..., r~ can tell the)!'~ the ~ost .~odern V8's 1 ~~=~ carry .,oond ftwer pounds for power ttJ.ey develo'p. That 0 tneat\a you Bot' oa1y can haul biger ·loads-you bavc more uiGbl1 pow0r lli movo thoml ~ Stop by and let us jive you the t~ta: oa Chevrolet'• comtract. 1uper~ftlcienl tnlCk VB'a. ..'', ' '" " _M _ ••• Inty ilia• ·.. • ·• ' •d ,_........ OomOI ~ ..~-. Clty. n~ht Chlcuo Ill Cleveland. ·n iabt B-.11!11. o,t Jlti!U1'19r< Jllolht Wolobl"""" 1.1 New Y...k ni!iht. ' ' .,;;M•--- S.x!Oft ~7~!: lUI owl> tracl ,... tho illbt diil)>ito that biB managor, )'rank ~" lip "'' N. Y. ...... > ~~· !·~ Bll'*7 •to. It' to~-~-~dmedmtea 10 SOCJE'fY however, Mr. and 11ro. Avery ~toln, WASH INGTON UP - ,.,., gov. neb ..-ltldl mool ,......,. ""'-' ,,. that in ony •hill "' nrr '' would daulhtcr, Carl)t~, Kn. Rena UiM f'rf'lmt>rrt it cowudering an ev('ln· not equ}pp!d to n-eefvr oa~low a transition pt:o:riod "AUffi· foot and Ida Chridie aPftl( SUndft'Y l tua! s~tc.h oral the natiun'• teleThe move, however. r! only tn Clrl'ntly long to eover l~ ~rut at Ha.wt1 N:tat, w. va . vr <:wn DroadculmR to nf"W ch..al\.. tht- study Mage and will be !rtlh- 1hf.- or VHF-only l'e'CI'J~t·rs m 1be Charle1 Rltne and famlly and ·- jf'Ct W Wfl8' oontroveny raM arli:u· hands of the public F~e Pl'att of Po.{ne1'oy and BIRTHDAY SUPPER HELD mcnt . Even If it wen- fill'Dily ap· tulure 111.1 preAum.ably would . John Riffle, 1\t.e 33 are- on a Tht" sc\·entielh birthday of (k p!"(l wtd ~ orodered the AWJI.i'h I be built mainly for UHF USt" The m~or trlp in Cai.Uornia- and o«Aer WI.~ Swit:r.er, Porter, was celebrll!l· would requt~ ahout 10 yearo; I<• newf'!l'l mo~ still .are atmed at pomb of llltetelt. 1ert Tuesday evpn~ng with a bil\"th· put lnt.o efrrct fully , molit t•xr•t"ft .. ' the VIIF marbt but a~ ft\.dlt Sl> Aaa and Ada Hoskiflf of d:1y supper at bl.!l :home. Gueet& or ·nt.imate. that eonverston to UHr ran l.w M'O~·Aihens Road :9J)e'Tit lihe wed: ~1r anti Mr~. Swtt.zer wert' Mrs 'f!le step under ron.•wlt-ration ! made in only a.OOut f1v~ mHJUtl'f While ttl h U L. Dunham and daucllter Jac- would shut tek'\'l.$i<J n 1Jroa-t 1 -:.~...,:•l and at a mmunal< CD~>l 00 · 0 lr at ay10n. · ere t eY qlwline Rice Middleport· ' Mrs Jintr: trom very high R...on For Study ~~ndOO the weddini ot ·a :rel$ .John Blazer 'and chilclren'. Galli: VHF channc.J!fl ro th.e ultra The Tf'atu:m FCC IS' !ltudying th.,j< · rutls; Mr. and Mrs:. T.bomas Chick UHF. bAnd. :rh.c Federal 'Mn. U.Hian Yk.."'\ere aDd d&Urh· .. nd children. Pnrter. municat'""l)l pommi.nion tl·r, l'farilyn, are apendlai t-!ietr -·- - - ro :unc~d Tuesday ·Ihat a l~ ,,.,,,., 1 vaeat.ion In Flori~ , ;· p:•,renh in Bffiin.gton, w. va. ing the matter. 1M'r.. Maye CuJJlll)(nes i1 on vijMr. and M-rs. Robert wamer 12 VHF Channetw r:~Uun from M tmploymtm:t iii or Dayton are gu~b- of N'lat:ivH. Mr>Si ~t TV Aets~,:E: ~ I .\t.hen& and i&'ttpftKiinf ijle tlmf Mr. and Mrs . Nat'ban Blggt .and onlr VHF chan.neh at her )ltrtu~ 1o tone; tal\6.. · ·\ daug;hter, Allee Jean•, were recent lwl) through 13. or the 3'J .M~. Alma- Morgaq. Wellace 1:fR · Vl.titorJ Jh Columbus. . &eb estimlll(ed In the nation, Hondaydor ~er "JiprtH'! ,lit, · BeauMrs. NM!han Biggs •nd childr-en ~ -.aoilt, Calif., .amei a ,Ylsif -iitib Mr. of Ru~lwd Road were visitors in ,....;,..;;'""~'""'""'...,.... , . Mid' Mnr· J . A . .$mitb'·. . Park enburg TutllKiay. • ~Jt Mrs. Norrd,: J. Nldrfel!ron ~ Mr. and Mnt. Obarles J . Strauss tJa. ·bel- ·boln~ · irn Cdlum'bu sUp. and daugl'tter Charlene or (;olum- _ , Vi ' ' evenmc Gfkt,-., two wee~ca hu~ a'l'<C -guertt Of Telativt!:'t. wtt.h her SiM; Mn. Wmlan\ Miss Rosalie Ne.bon or Co,lum.l ' bus ~pell'L a ft'!W da-ys the pa&t 118 lr TAIT1•1Dt' Jqs.eph llferle and Wi'~k with her grandparents, Mr . Drln• Royat CoiL •. abd · nvb: tpelit . an(( Mr5. Hurley Nebon and uncle ,....._~' P - od Jt>hn. Lowell of oil Ia coiO<ioo bw .,_,.., ..... , ..... Mr. and Mrs. John StNuss and -,-o:, ..., soo Vtn;._ Miss Callie KJ.oes were guests of , _,:...--, floirlci~ M.ey• Mr. and Mn. liurltoy Nelson and; llc01'4J.. CROmf Porn- ! at •• II\W8· 99c: lb. COLA I -·'toot. ,. SIMON . _ c...... . ~ ---- I .- Fourth Of July Values are Poppin' at your friendly K~ER_ Store . Sweet Hickory Smoked Shank Holf ' .'.::.--:,d· lb I !Qr tlbe past w~e~ haw returned. ·Mr. and MMJ. Rqy Sinn•. Convey, 0., s~nt •the weekend w1th their .!IUn·i.n·l·aw an.c! dau~Mer, Mr. and · RoBemarCd F\rtUU• . 1.l0. . • ted ~r ove 'Win 'R'NiliU'a .this May from rtrhe local 1hlgh 'loiAA, •- empl-·ed tn na·....._ 6~JI!IU.I' ~ OV¥ J''""'"' . ,MJ's. Forre&t Bachtel,_ Mr~. Geo. nanas. and son !!~ viSited Mra. J. W.. Daweon, V1enm W-ednesd&.y. Ma ~~b Humphrey who :hasr ~en viSitmg Mrs. J .. E. ~arl.ey returl)cd to .b~r ~e tn,_ Wbeefm. burg 'toda.,v .aM was kc.ompanied bY Cpoly.n Searle., dautltter of Mr. imd .MI'>. Leo· s - ·W'ho wtll spend a week ·t here. Cash Ba•h r and Brad. Wolf(!' ?f Flde;J ~'Re, ~- of P., vteJ"e ~n G~lhpo:l.~ r!his week to attend the meeting :UC NM:mll Lodge, Ttuesday. LAUREL"' ..~, llff 2 ·r ' MWgaretj ',T' P'lorida 'spent sevet·al with her 1\i!ete Mr. •nii 'V'" d.,..il~ Viu1et. - - -- - - - - - -- Friday from a visi.t in Columbbll. Mr8. Marga..... u~-11 ~ oOlU.m.... ,. u.r._. "" bus .Is visLtlng here. 'Mrs. · Joste Tur.oer :retUMed home fi-om St. Fef.ei'Sbtllif, Fla., Wednesday after a vblt w.}1;b !her daughte-r Mrs. Geot'.gia Huff aiMi family. She was Ueom~ed home by her dautbter .aa4 .:m AUe~ Marianne PfunJret: ~ Ka.,.,,..,, who Will' •isit !Mrt. · · , lvy tiOwelf Called On1fier uncle, rMr. and Mrs. Jobn Dlehl Wednesday. Mrs. Pat 'n'aey ~ wold that •her s~ter Mt$. ~lamB nnd passed· awAY in ,b , ., ·. ~. Lawrence Slhltb afld.!ahiil{..,. visiting relative& a: ~losha, I fi.ltll!ll OOM Burdet.te Sr. grand,....,ts. Mr. alii! 1\ll,j, RO. ,---· Ll{ Always !...,..., __,. _ D1 -!IIIII .low prJnof , - • 3 lb•. $1 . •. Hams 6% lb catt5.98 Kin~an's Canned ,Picnic 5,. tt;. ~ii. ,.2.89 Reliable .~ Smoked Picnics .'.··...... . U 39«= P4e~e lacon Fir~tCuts lb29c Hygrade fronn ... , · Armour'•·C attn.d t.::" · .......... ... .Wieners And~· stk - ... .the Fourlll ol J\dy I ! Hdt&IJ . ,L fllump; jui;,y an meat iflonero tor your picnic I . '---i.iiii-..____...________ _______, Euy flxln' for ouldaor ea&in', Buy Z! ~..,.. ' WorldWide . · SLICED ·PEACHES ... 2 No. 2 cons SSe 1 ;, ~~Red CATSUP . . Pan, _.. w,JiOle . . ..... . 2-14 oz btls. 41c SWEEt P.JCKLES ..... . KraM' . SAN6WICH SPREAD o..W• · qt. j~r 39c .... Pt. Jar 33c Vllf)les fol: your Holtlay Outing! EMBASSY OLIVES . ... 12 oz bt129c •• • 4 . . . .. Ya os jar JOe LUNCHEON MEAT Kingan's K-P 12 os can 29c 2-'"' lb pkgs SSe ripe ..... •· ' '" l{ii;'\lilrt\ip . cbot!k f'uD of juice. ~' ROUSH'S ;-N,rSeCOnd!·St •.. .. Pomeroy~O, W. Main St. You're •ure tHat y~'\W~~lGn's red-ripe when it comes froln Ki'cter. ·ROMER . . SUPER MARKET ' ·' ' Shoe · ~ore ·.~~ ' --- ---~~~!~~~!!~w~W~b~h~·~i·~~~~~~~:•:n~d:ay~·========~~~~~~~o~~~~~~~~:~~~:~~~~~~~~=~~==~~~~ SLICED CHEESE ,, wer~~·e~:~="~ Maxwell House Cofftte Krot•i ar.<l 7011'11 ell..- ~· mMt liliii .~Noiia mit • areater number for each lleeepUon a.net li..tlhment or ~t.tlon. !n ueu before served -h}· TV. The FCC first bep1l, UHF channels ln. 10&2'. .r.atiOM -est~tblished IID£Oe 1\ave had a rough go of lt. public had too ('OUJ.d receive UHF, tiOI\o:t &.Jreariy tt-.e field w.th n ming and a prior vertislng dollal'Jt. ·::======-=::.-~=======:;:;;:.::::::~.,Bt.~! ORANGE DRINK W•lsth the I . . . . ... · able !kleh TU P"'"'RS p·LAIN r i •" .,,..:iol. 'l'ho N, Y. Sti!l- "t~Wt~< Oornmls•'on teoe11!1y ,........, ~ "*Y =· ot 1 nlorn dtool4ih8 '' (om I :GO\·ernment Considering Drastie ~:~~~~~',n~·~~,;~,;.:~~l.,..!n•. Change In Natioos TV Broadcasts anro;~:·;~~ """•""· •n tntoHation for .Uot~mttlj;;,;t' '!~.:;:.::';d ~,;.~'~':id, I'OMEROY tn ·the Uo+ted 'States. so d!)es !~he A de~r.t i.'Ourse was 91!Tv«l &,. ne-ws from Great 'Bl'itain: that. <J.e.. the ·bostes..ot a.t .tbe close of !!e fense :Spenrdjng is to be oonsider· meeting. ably reduced. A'lld the "Setmtlng iD-'----;--,-~....,---sbility of Frenehmen to Jit'Overn therrn.elves or Ito live with t•heir t: colo111ies is a factor BY EVELYN &RICKLES Mr .and Mrs. Carlandj C.at:Jt'l~l · T. F. Ha-wkins ittas. been in TQ00 ' Sumnt'ft' -"~~ iedo tbb We~ attending a New artd family \lll<f'S'l.~; Sunday o.r Mr. EJnr! Mrs York ~ :1'tral Su(X'.rv~ ~·DM meoe1 W1ltia!ll Chapman and &ri\lly and in.g. Th~se meetings. are a new :m>jecl or the 'f!aiirtlad and ·Mr. Mrs. Lola CaklureU. • Hnwkins w•s In . Clevel:md laet Mr .and Mrs. II. P. Swartwood mont.h a.trending a similar m.t<et· nnd S(lllS, Hobert and Jimmy of ing, · Muskegon: Mich. were guMt TuesM•l'. and Mrs. Peat'l Wdtfe. day and Wednesday of their gnm.. Clevt)land; \'fr!!. Lucy Wolfe n·nd mothe<r Mrs. F1rank.ie Parker. ~f'Tl. N lJ~. Fldrida; El'm.e1· B·rnmer, HuntiB8ton, 'ba.vc bt.cn visiting Mr and Mfi,., Fred WlllKin and Ur. and Mrs. Ed'gU' Wpl£e. wns -M.r. and Alr\s. i(.obert Wll9or4 Brute- Uoy-d , ter-t Tht1rsday C-or or Ma"rr:"ngo, OhJo and Mr. and I a business trip lo Phila<r!elphia. Mrs. William Wat~on. l.ocnl were. I M>rs. N, R fiot.hgeb, Mrs. James Sa-turday evening guesti or Mrs. I Darst a~d dau~ter, Cb&rhi-re, Ji:H.c .W, a·~· ::>rent Tue.~ day w~th •Mrs. T. F. HPwkins. Sunday guests of Mr .Pnd ll. H. Rowan were: Mr. and Emfrson Jones was in Athens Srmday to attend t:he band con- LewiJ Trip!ett o1 M.iddlepo:.r!:111~~ 1 M.n. George Hern 'and w · (~ent lrt OU and wu RJ;COmptmied Hcrn of Gall!poltfs. hume by ·Mrs. Jo»e.s ark! daughter· Mr. and Mrs. Ge&rge I~·~~";:~~.tl Bsr11bar8 wllo •ha-d Ll!:pent l111e Week an rl.thi"ee children () 1f enl) wilth Mtrs. Dorothy Oandokl-s were Sunday gu-e:sts of M1· :tnd attended Ure e-oncerls given Mrs. Jack Wf':~thcrman S"'burdoy n.l.~t '<lt .t1'1e OU. stmrMr ,ll,nd M~. GtTald Viole-t at. ~~· .JJ»f~Jlll "g~ptbf( •of 1t\e tended ~'t he [tn~ral oi i1·rs. 'MiuJJ c.harus i.n{l Qin(J at t•he "S<ummer Sp'cnM n1 Pnmeroy Str.:lday. I work."'hop and ·ig al90 Mklng -ot\g\'ln Mi~o AnnaL:·~ Tor: encc ind 'Mi:.:n !CI!!Kins rat the uni:versity. o:xte Vince! s,..t?nt th? WL-ek!:uu:l Mr. •·" ond at Blr.p11e . .,..., M'·'· tw'·rt = se·ver " with' Miss To· ··cn,~c.. l "'ht ' l' · '"·•, Ca•l•n, •rrlv-• 1--l · ol ' " w ~· .. " t:'ll ""' !!!rand m .her MJ'1i. A:'Ia Will'~.::rm.s. we-elrend fm· a visit with her pat', . Mrs Rnth Hnrn and son Rabby' eMs, M'l". and Mrs. Vtctor· Gnmm. of ffunlingtmJ wN-e visiting her Mr. Seever rf>.turlled. home .ami fuolltf>r, M)'fi. Frlhllkle Par!;,o~·1- oo ·· Mrs. Seever a~ . famtl'Y remain~ day last wr:>ek. I for n l-ongf!r VISit. Mr snd Mr:s Fre1l Wltlstln an·' ·M!' rn1 ~ E 0 ·R ail a d sOTI · · " ·a · · · n :90n _Mr. -an::l Ml'S . RotiPI't Wib>n Tommy 1ha~e. rc.turned fr~m ? of Marengu, 0 . Mrs. Mlggie Ru~ : ter. days Hnt w1th rela.1JVf's m ~1'1 and d.1ughter Carol ...... and Oar- 1 4":...~- R · ~ 1 B'lld Oh'<>~~><>'o ,.,., I jCMutl•r !~~wo.., owJanmes lfl["'!e Barnes and friend af AUl~ . auu rs. .IW~..... Effie w r. :t'~ who, ha..-e been in New York CUJy I Sumd<•y flt~~St,Q , Mr. ~~~ and Mrs. ~i~~~ Igh~t~er~, ,• .• 1 rnt l Attmlh<e si,ndir sChool Wis. , · 1Mrs. Eeulah Darnell 0( Park· June 2'4, Wa! 83, offering $U.59. Mrs. Maxm9 ~1, tM;r. and enburg was a recrnt fl~t- of Mrs. Orville Allert IUJ..d ,Mary hw· her daughter M~. LlOyd Wiiabt. ell spent a day With ~. Sliln'DnY Lewis. Olin Rife end family and Kr. Mr. and tMrs. Hornet. ~bower and Mrs. Rlchard Rife wer. re~.pent Friday evenirte Wttb. Clay ec>nt .,Uests or the fomle\-'a ,mOOhij::bhn inti fWI;II,iJ.y alkf ,Mr. and er, Mrs. George Renlrh&W. '·'"· Cllllord Icenhower and . dauDiODe Smith ilo ~~ ·: ___ Dol!-"*' ·a· t = · Cl~<~r niabt.Tru.._.,:l-1 V. M..tl•n 0.0 I 'ol .her. AMERICAN LEAGUE M Th ;t J'.i"EW YORK UP - Promot-er ·J im Norrk!r expeeted to clo~r today for a Nl'turn title fight 00olwfft welterweight ohamplofll JohntW Saxton and ex-e!\amp C!lflmen Basilio at the Syraru'llfl', N Y. Wtt' Mem01'1ial Auditorium. l't'ub•bly Sept. 12. It would be a TV-r<~dio l!S·rmmder, co-promoted by Norman lt<lthS"· ""· Gft New York 43w 24 L .642 child of Syracuse. c~;,.go -·---- 37 23 .m7 211 Saxtofl ot Brookl)•n reNphn'('d' Cleveland ____ 38 27 .~71 ~ the 147-pnund crown from Ra!-11\lo Hortoo ------. 32 31 .508 9 of Chlttcnango, N. Y. on a llllanl · aalU~t~ore --.. st a:; .470 1111 lnOtl!, ~~ 1~ . unpopular de-cillion nt lk'troR 21 3R .429 14 stadium, March 14. w..hln clQn . .. 28 42 .400 1611 'the Cfll~o 1:' • I ' Kanoao CDy • • 211 41 .379 17\1 Althou&b H'leN wu no c-onlt·nct for a return bout, the .d}.stpute over w.~ Rooulto Olt¥oland II Baltlmoro II, II In the ~ton rindicuted' that the """'' prolltablo ' h&xl tlt:l• d£1"1' .. lloot<>n II ell~ 9 Saxton could m:t~"ke would be Wablnflon • 'Dtilr<Olt r Bacdlio . - preferably ' at New Yori I kaoiJH City 2 nqht qalnst SY1'4cuae, whieb il only • few T~.' Pltchert mllti;l from ta,tiUo's Chittet\8~10· For Pt'cnt'c - MJ.OI)JJ:PORT I Olili iU.SiNESS IS NOT A Wed. enly June 27 FAMILY NfGHT 2 Adult tickets Adm1ts Truck! Runs - Mantle, Yank s 64 , Gary Cooper OR.na A.ndrew111 Senators 51, noy~l' Can!.-: 51, "THE WESTERNE'*." pit~. Alhletlru 51 , Hohmson , llcd· also ~ 30 Mnrg.e and Grower" Champion · -;·· ,· · .., • . "GIVI A GIRL A BRE,K'" - . ins- Mnnllc Yanks 07, Boy er , (In Technicolor) 1 C11rd~ lUI, S;mfWJn, A.~ ·lne.ttc~ 132, Thur. ~ Fn June 21-29 Runnels, St•nut:mo 79. L<.•mun, Sen· .lobo Agoc Lori Ne1'son "TI:tl UYINGI 0~ 111ton; 78, Ashburn, Phil'' 78 . THI! CRIATURI" Pi1 r hint.; ~ Lawn•nce, (From the lllat.k Lagoon) 10..0, Pr H · ', WhitDSox 11·2, Crl'lg, Oorlg."l·w 7.2, Kucks, Yanks Randillph Scott Donne Martell "10 WA'f!lb MEN" 10·3 , W·d:::un, Whitt.' Sox 10·3. (In Te~hni(l(tl()il') . P,tOmefoy OES 186 ' ~~-~-~ 'C:o-rt-A)Qne' -spi1it." llilllllzls•s~s•I•L•a.. 1\hn!le, . 67 ; BoyC"r.' Curds 57 , Srmpwn, Pasf MaffbiJS Of 4 'H .lis that Congress is Showing a ~&renee for B reliance pn . 'he United States' own mUJtary :S~l'len·glth , rather tban on the Wes-t· 1t!rn Alliance for its .security. It is in .'N)me respects evidence or a 1 . fPt Jaeql.!eUne Rice wet-e -overnight hw.~t:.q or Mrs. John Blazer ..and _!?>mily of Gallipolis Tuesday. Cleve)aiui t.~en jun1~ on Orlf.'te st-ar.ter BUI w .Ight for a .six ·ron -rall!y. The big blow .of. tihe irnitt~: WillS' ~ R'm.enfs ninth homer of the season wi.t:h one on. The Indians rinally tied the ralt."S 17, Hun ~ Ba.11cd ln - Saxon-Basilio Return Bout Is Being Arranged MEi'GS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted : Jo Anu Darst, HarriS('l'lviUe DiS\!harued: Elir.obctlh Willford,' • lbnne ; Howard Newla:n4J Mlnel'6· vUlt- ; A 0 . Mon·bon, Carpenter.' ft'Dre in ,f!he -e1ghth on a double Mitebell 5 Smh:h made- the point that .alt« Ge.n. Curtis E. LeMay J~ ConThe- RO(k Sprina:s Brownie gress w1tJ\ his estimated that. .the 1 vl8ited in GalUpo~hl. Soviet Un.ion wu pr~DII lqnrg- the ~me or Mrs. J~ Brown rarl.ie bombers faster than was - raN ~bt tor~ tilt' United states, President EiMemben .of Ute troop scnhower had to make a ba.sic de· the- trip Wde Linda Lou clsirM.. tt was whether to &hlrt ralf.'· Judy Gen~mel', Suzanna out ef!ol't to home-based, l<mi- Ll.rid8 Bailey: Jane and ra.nge arrernrt or to maint-u.i'n a am:, Patricia FieldS~ mixed. ail" crah. of Jopg-rance .Moore. eraft e;t home .md DtedLufn bomb- Aecqmpanylng the girl• were ~r·& based ron foreign soli. Mr. Ei~ w.uliam Collins, their lend!'•'. M ~" :;Pn'hower ehtlS'e the later. Donald Bailey and ll59istant leader, That rs t·h e core of tbe dispute ftin: John Moor.f' and Ml'!! . Ww':" now -raelng be-tlweq the Wtlfte ence_Lo<> __•_•rd_.- - - - liotrst" and Oongrese orver how much should be apprOpriat:ed fOr foreign military tid ·and how much £or qte air roi-ce. The Ei9enbowel' n.dmin.istr.ation seems to be kt5i,n.a: on botlh counts. .The breik-awa')! from ~~pill~ Pfan Ei.ienho.wer foreign p{)licy has not ~~ changed tlhe over-all' colt-ettlve p ~ Mot f P , defei\se p1ch.tre. But i{,lis a break. . e , 31 ~ rons 0 -otue~ away, jlJI't ~heo same, and~ ~hap~er 186 OES met Tu~ bre-nk l·argelv ·hP.S been .. nm(!IQ.g c~~'tiihg. at ~he ·Ma~onk' Tern~ congre3810nal DI!1Jl'OC'mts T,he \Vl •h Ml'l"f Ada Hosktm .8 ~ holrt!ft DemoCi'afG were m~re SOlidi~ ft)r · . :Mrs. Carr\e Nye •. preslde-Bt, ·p re. the fllg1t-time foreign. aid J)1'ognins ~ SJijed &t •~'hfo m,eel!n.g. and plaM )Jc.eoo in 1.he TrumaTII -admi.n.i.str.a- wert' m~~ rt il pl(.'flre to be ~ ttOit: rthft the Republicans ~ver ,'11 BdoileG>: s..J._-ak~M. Ju_l~-~..4· liM.lat .. __.~ . . au rth,~r. ra. ,.,'1;'1..1 8 aett· were. .tUIU now 1\lhey beg~nr 1o b111lk. r nd t.lr 8 0 1 Sh'1 ldsl ~' ar Iceland's vote to send the Amer- na .. e. ica~ 1home .is l!Oirtrlbutiitg tts n.~ f: d as 1~he aomtn~hng • a'J' ·L.yle c . Wll•on unltM PAss St•H CorAt~ WASHINGTON UP _ Putting one aft<! one together .to make two, there is mOre than a toucl!. of ifo. • lstion in current Amerie.a.n politi· cal trends. n is nm the old time- rel.liian •l'M)lation Or the 1920s. 'nle-n <t.M trnlt&d States was .wumlng 1M 1he''Leag<,e ol N-a.ti.ons and tryi.rrg tu COllect tbe war debts oJ 1917-18. Bu.t, the tf!e'nd Is -evident. If it t:<K11tinue.:t tt wiiJ. -con5WleN.bly reP.hape :the foreign policies or 'llhe UJtited States as ~.bey W'7R doveloped durlng the Truman OOmin.lllratlou an<l carri-ed on without .amM<ttnent by Pres ildlmt Elsen howe!'.. A dispa1ch t:0 the- London Eng. lo.,ld Daily Telegram written by its chief wa~ingta.n ~nd· errt, , D~Dyflr Spl!'lll, was pnlnted UD· der thts hendbne; ' Reviv•l of ''Go-lt-Aiclne" 5!2irli in U. 5. CDnt!"~ ~mi~h ils a ve-teran or so year;; Washington report.i·ng. Hi& pararraphs summed up wh&t is Npl)tnl ng as · follows: "There is -a SQmcwhart dm.W'blng ~mmon fact'Ol' in• the stmul1ane""~-ess·o··• drives ...~ ... ~... 0·•· 1.0......... ..,. J ·w · ·~uce. military foreign aid and to in· <'l't'llse Air Force apprropriations ._ ~the Indians' half of tal~ :ninth 2~2 W. Main Poiberoy ' AI sln~ ~ ·ti)ftan'4 ()Qtff~r I 'FrancQJ\a ~ ..., ..., \LL....:.'ffy~ ball In the Svrr, '" "' . ~p fJii • •.~ i ,• · ~ IJie:I,Njld Mme fitl • •. ~ \ihi game ii\fo ~ ~ -' , , ·:, \ • 1 .TO J!U. YOU ABOUT THI , ~ (.""""'jill ~lib ~ of 1tn IOHNSONS ••• THI lht fJJ/i+ I'L 1 lid M'OST · SENSAfi~~Al SEA:• ' ·' , :....n~ ..,. ~r.i';':" day , 1lte 1\olbe copped •heir <no . , - . a •no. e . ~-~ \401SES IYU PROI>!UCEOI drh1h str~t decision as t.hey singled .home A.l Bqs:en wi1Jh .f~e cttfeat-ed the Baltimore Orioles, willlling taliy Jn .the- bobtom or I SCA <111 0 11 0 H S '.; 12·11 Jn 11 lnnin~ . the tltll ioo:Lna. Mosll Wlnt Third '"~ DE.~ ~EN U "" " y " , The overtime :victory went UJ Don rMossl, sixtb lnd~ pltcher, clune )n in the Vou..to notch .>«ll ,h•i'• 1third victory -of' the' sea90n. T\)<! Tril)e il3d m · t\phlll light . to keeP ~he win gtreak intact. The Oriole11 knocked oot Mike G~reia with three runs i1'J the serond and continued 'o -add to tbeir soore at the . e~pe.Me of Art Houtteman and ttl .Mef.i!ft in~ Mid ao 9-1 lh:(l. golnt info the fourth. Yor·ker. " ~~nn thinks Amlfrica has a JOOd chanc-e o( beaU.nt the Aus.des In the ehallenge IOOtmd show•1 "· • uown hJ.S wrnter. and a "very gootl" ha e 0 f doi""' it I 1957 c . nc •oe .. n if ·s omcthmg _goe:g wro.ng ·t'his year. -since U. S. officials ~uwe tlie_, . Hu hasl;'d hts optimism on the- in vam several tim~" to 1lure h:rn Cprtalnly 8:11 It tonka now 1hfo number of young phi}"Cl'S being dt'- home !rom Pa.nl111t to compet-2-. Tha' , Rods tiMU~ to be in t!Wil'e fight. n.Joped here. .]euvc-!1 Ham ftiLchunlson, tht• tng all the way fcrr thtW fi1'11t plac(' How Goocl An Th 1 Rhor.l:\'i \sk.'th)lar from W(.~"tfi(•~rl position. The pltchirlf of th•• Red.'! •v N. J. sooded sixth, nml Vic St•ixa·; has been a pl~asa nt su,rprlse with Rut JTI.O$t tem\ls pu.ndih think of Philacleolpbla, &ceder1 ei~th... big Brnoh l....liwrcm•e 'leading the MC'Mann mat lJe. . . dreuming .u lit- Rosewe!lL ber.t R'ichardson In !'our way .Toe Nuxhull is ju.st now ata·rt tle too rar ahead, that our youne seta last ye~. Hoad rand Jto;:l'\va'fl ing t10 hit hi~ ~tr\de, ancl Johnny plnyetw haven't yet 00:\rel.oped to both trounced Setx-~. who now IN: Kllppf>ici n un(f Art FlowLer both the point w~ere they -W'e' nny real altmBt 33 and on the way d lwn ~ave bt"!•n htirillR gdod ball. On the- t~at .to Au!Nie Wil'l Lew Jtoad,' htttlng side •·ol'lkle trank RobtnYrm •l'nd Ken• R.~wall. l•mainct.r of Posslbllltl•• nnd catdwr F<t Bdlley hnve b•·~·n BUly Taltxrl, non·playlng ca~ What"s left? Erratic 111outhpnw leadtn~<: !he wa'! nlottg with .Johnny t.11~ ( lr the U. s. Davis Cup team A11t Lan9on, w~o i~ :n: Hernard Tempk- n.nd Rov McMillan I! ow thnt will be assembled to battle Bnrtren, a wh1:t. on May cu11t'f].<l; -ever, Wally Pt»tt BIW Klu, Gu~< Ht•\1 Uhe Au10S'ier, flf:rQJDeq to l~nd SUP.- but nol yet on grn!'..~; nnd F:~td'lft nnd Jabbo ere juHt ubout d'uf" to brt-Bk loos~ WHh n rash of hMie port to th~ reeling wlth his pari. ·MoJilun; Gil Shea ai'Kl Hwb ·Hnm wor'll11 whe-n he ~left for the whtt-. huve nevt·~· lived up .t'O hopt~. hil.l!l •nd whfn they t'\n the llt•rls. in1,1 -----And the younast~ hkt! Sammy shoUld Wllllly 1tart to (.'IJ!ck. Glnmmll'lva Alum MOr'rh'l, A'l• Bar. ,....,;,;og The downta~l of the Pittsburgh 1 l1ul with no lndl~tlon lb!ley can Pir.a1.es was more Dt' leis to bt• hondle rt.he 1Jikns of Hoad a.nd ROB& expeet.E'd. Although IJ(')me , lol.'lll fans felt that Pltt.Rburgh wouru w•li ,.,.., stay up there nil the way, ll\O..'It What's more, the Assies hAve fans felt thlll lh r•y wnrt~ play1n ~, a fine }'ioung l'rop themselves in. BY UNITII> PRISS o-..er their !leadll. Of oour~ the rucb • Ne.ll'e Frnser, Ash~ Htason sllll Is n't holf -oVer. and NATIONAL LIAGU! Cooper, M.a1 And""son, Bob How, 1it eould be po~rlble that Bobby W L Pet. Gl Roy Emerson and Don Gandy. So &ragan's nlne wHJ rome bounding Milwaukee -·- 35 24 .1593 l.wr they've ~n more !lucce.R'ul back, but rlllht now il looks like C:loolnnaU --· 36 :.!H .Mtl 1,1 Jn European tournamcnl18 than the fifth pia~ ilt jutt about the hll{h- Brook~ --- -- 35 27 .Mn 11,1 u. s. yoongetera 6fit they can Cinl!h •i n 19M. t St. Lou.is ----- 34 31 .523 4 know that ~Yed Geltz, Al <bates. Pittebdr,e~ --· 31 30 .lH7 G How hiih. tl'lege young pllayrnr Bull Montal\11, Fr1Rk f'u,gate and P<hiladolpllla • 27 38 .429 10 l-llmb .a.t Wimbledon tnJ.ll ro~teU:I company won't like this 9fahmle'llt Chic ... ---·., 11f 3ft .407 11 tOO Davis Cup future of both na· but t•urr·t·ntly L!le ·Plrates seern t.J Nt>w York ,. ___ It 37 .393 12 tiOn.'f., be (-Alling apart at thie 1e1rr1.t, and lb golnfl t~r take r~~ome reAl stit('hlnr: ta J£!'1 tl\lcm hwk t:n,et.fa.e.r Ma]'or League Results Get a Joan your own ••. your way. Arrange for caP1 on your signa,ulre• only, car or Flt-yourlenDJ quickly ---=---=-'-----~ TOIJAY'S SPORT PARADE \hi• ~tenth ~t .ra il-!ht • f 1ory l.:1..~ t nlt:ht a~ llwy jump1,1!' on HHh Jl'riend for ~hi!!' g ab r 51 ia7 27 8~ 260 51 01 223 38 .Retnrn To Isolationism By U S\Brownie Troop 1 _ • Noted Jl~ere And Ab road O(Rock Springs emg 8 ,,, • . , · . VJsits Ga/lipol - ; h nson OY UNITED PRESS tittHiaa+1o.W Li'iju• ~~ UP- 'r.h• Cleveland Indian~ wHit a ci.,.n • sweep of jheir series- wil·h Balti~ t.IILWAUKEE, Wis. UP _ Tr..<1, ~01.e ~~.~a critica1 Ni!tio nal Boxing Association rat ... cJj9Cl'rl'es "tft:f!\ Cb!<-ato m a doubl• betder friday rn a battle for set· An· hie Moore, 'FIIoyd Pattersoh a·nd 1""-"ini Place. Indians wPre i~ Boh Ruker in that order today ~ j \L'fl~y. . thr leading candidates for tOO T.he serie:s with tbe Whiie Si '' 1 will bt' a re•l Jtest, not only hPa v~· welght Utle vacated Ruck Martiano'Gr retirement. 't.8 ~ it, co"!J.t! &iv~ one of t ' te-ai'I\J a e1rm &np on seconil i Fked .f Sadtly of Milwaukee, place but a-lso because Chicago chait,rnan of the NBA rating com· 'he~ proven ·lo be the only rteam mitt.~e. pointed out in this season besides Cleveland. tht• <llllll'te.-ty ratings th.at abla to mee~ the Yankees heado:tn.:: In ltSJ .}uf seJ'ies w.i.111 Ne &on h:ttl whippt>d Jackson YfO\'k'! 'fel-JlUC leaders, otl!:e w~· ~r heat John Holman in Sox took fJur str.&J:.ebt gamf'q. , twn bcJUI!I. Manaaer AI l.ope2 iodiroted • Wtiul'tl i!i8ird 86b.J.emon and Hell Sc.01;t Atllfn:lf. Obicagtl for the 1.. ' dta'!O .In FridaY'• <kthleheader. Meanwhile, the J.ndians ha..t bfen rollino! right alonf. Wedne.. · I RtG#T· . 1tiiltiona1 Leagut'! ~ Red's' Joon Klq)p~_t t>l n A ClliLi:al pitchi~.g aituatton dco.U Beorge · ~t.n~er l-0 veloped m t.h~ P1rate camp, S(l • 1t to$t'S game J;«ious tli'IM:I Shol"'.stop J'mtnny · ~ . T" ' , O'Brien W8Jl pressed Into Servict. 'he ~ -traifl'd 2·1 v.Oin·~ lnl o J in (the ~lnlih Inning as a r·elief · the flrtit;1i .1t0d i1 looked :~ ~ i f ! liul"lt>r. But f!e h"ld rt he Red.legs . l.oiWI'enct''.!l victory s li:eino wt~ I sooMess an~ ftnned Fr:~nk Rob· I!Oing by IQe botlrrh . espr ri:illy in90n. ra nd Rot McMil!a n 1n t•he when Geol'Jil Ci'&W , who ptoeeSB, 'the lt.'etb .'H"ored thetr ·Pineh hk for Llwn.•nce, fanned. Pight n&DlJ off Hoh Fritmd . and Then rM\'e •t he Big ln.ning Luis Ntroyo. w.hlcb Is fleeoming a -t'in< innllili tradem~ . ThtJ .time, r he Murder er'1 Row in.ockCd quieti'Y but 4eadl,, ~~ it~ s1ngh.•s In with PlUirbur.h's ~~~s:._._._·_ _ Jnt 0. The ha-y on fuur P1r:.~ll• c•1 ors to complete the ruul . ~di'l tothl .Yict••ry ur the Rook lP f' at(lhf'r Oann·: Kravitz 1 ae('uunlt d for both Pit1shurgh ' ieuoa. ' • 'l1leo ~t~ry ,_ Wupled wit~ Mil· :·u ns w r•h ;r homer In ,jh(• lhml : waul:~ I "tCii8 tiJ .Phlladt>l~Jhta pul :nning and 3 ~:1rr·ifice fl y i.n Uw ' ei;frt .CL~VELAND, ihe Dolly Sentinel, ~roy-Middleport~ _Ohio "thursday, Jlllne 28; 1956 Thursday, June 28, 1956 ' ;!l,l."t\ttls .. .. . . . Do• 55c .~ ' /,d • ' ~- with cresm r..r det1Sel1, . . . . . .. .. . . lb. '3Sc Luseioa"' awO.t, fuiLfilil'....,tl. APRICOTS .. .: ; •.... . . .@ome G.....,. · 1-0'' . ' GREEN BEANS~ . , .... �Pa..,.:::!l"-:e-:S-:fx__ - -_-_·:·.. :~·~'~_:•t~t~C----------_:._Th~e:..-=D.::o:.:_ily~Se:::n_:.:t.:.:.in::e::!.I'..:.P_:o::.:m.:::e::..:ro:::.!yC.:-M~id~i:l:-,:le~po~rt:_-.~0:-,:h~io~-------------------~Thursdoy, Jun·e 28; _1956 _ \VANT ADS ,.. ..-..... aaatllt.a Ada rwttd bt' llt ..., 11. will bo pubJ!ahad ...... .....mc~. ru - Scaltolcl Board<, Dnp CUI.\1 per Word,. IIIII --. t ...M.t• ~ DI"'JI' rooms, bath, utilities paid. 1262 PoweJJ. St Middleport, Phone 62$2-M 6-26-'ltp eeat. - rue ot 1 eeatl pe;o •ora .W be ebara:ed for advertlsinll if DO' pa1d for beforr. tbol •..Stb of ear.l moa.tb followiq buerlloa ~lll Crron 1D Ad¥1:tltli!D&~Oilld nported Z five f'OOm apartments; 2 fourroom apartments, all with laundrle• and garage. A.. N. Bengel,. Pomeroy, Obio. ~••-u b1 u.u..atba...,. ne llai!J -· .il.EEPING ROOM for rent. Phone 243. 6-2lHtp Seatilh!:l wUl Dot be reap.maibl• lor f!DOn thaD oae mcorrect lD t~.ro Room Furnished Apartment .f or rent and on e 4 room !urni&hed apartment, with bath. All utilities furnished. Call at Home Restaurant, ·M iddleport, &27-3te aaa :.pl'dal 1"11' ut 'tbnD Uces ol Eventl prtuted at f"eC\1 11r clusifieQ rav-t. Obituarle· publislled at 1 cent per word. '.'.iaart:ed A41 reetlYeQ bJ maU o teh•~t llYU careful at'"Wll ,201 Bus:ness~rv:ca UoL ,., • :-Jot ices SAYI DQN'T YOU KNOW? Blker't will JIVe JIUU the bes' trade on furnitc.!"e ur appli11n· 4 tJ..h NOTICE Our shop will be cklt;ed June 30 to July 5t h. Anthon y Phunbif41: & Heating, ·Midd lepOrt Ohi o. 6·28-3tc 161 Lost & Found LOST- Beagle -~-;~P. black wHb. brown and whit ~ spolia, some· where in Middl eport or Pomeroy. Contact RobClt Styen~, 6173-M 6-26-3tc LOST - B;;;nUh -b~ Foxhound in the vicinity o! La\ll"'el OJjff. He is shy .and if sighted pleNe call me at 94 day ()f 463-Y nlte. Tracy Whaley . 6-28 3te. " Clolha. Phone UU-X. 11·1-tt' -FURNISHED APARTMENT - 3 wnTd f~ tb.re. - ·Mo--u»• tDOOUl tor 21 ~ CliDtGll Jl'laher, Mldd'eporl. Ia oerjlon. Killim>m durl• 511c.-- &at• 2 LEGAL NOTICE 04 l For Rent \l:SJ Auto Soles --,--=::=-:c:-:::::- ·· - - j NElGLERS for buildlng houses, LBGAL NOTJCE bircb cabioeU, and repatr wort. Betty Jane' Hewitt, whOM plac,· Call us. Guy Neiahler, 724 Broadof residence i~ Uflkneown anr way, Racine, Ohio. H-25te whose laat places of reslden~ ~UlCK 8EIIVICII: OR WaleD Jle. were, 4445 Euc"ld Av· ~ nue. San pairiq 1>1 1'1Ctor1 Trained Diego, California , and I Dr. Wilwatcbmater. COLLINS JEW£. ham Ocbs, 4427 Euelid Avenue , LERS. Pt-~. t-1-U San Diego 17, California. and tha t her present place of rc~i den ce COMMIRCIAL RIPRJGERATION cannot be ascertai·n ed, wi.U t akt New & U:ted. Purehase your equipnotice t·hat -on the 6th day of June, ment with local service. 7-yrs. 1~. the plaintiff, Ced ~ E. Hewitt a& Relrigeratlon Sel-vice Engi· filed hi s petLtion against her in neer witb lee Cream ·Manufac- the Common Pleu Cout'lt of 1Meig1 turer. Now serving thi.!l Area. County, Ohio, beLng causl' nu m· Complete equipped lliUCk for ber 12427, in said court for divon·{· ·f ut efficient repair service. and other re-lief. Fire Relrigeration, Middleport, The .prayer tt! said -petition i ~ Phone 62:13-X. 6-13·25lc for divorce and !or equitahle reCLliK GARAGI lie-f. The <le£endan.t is rcqulred tc answer said petition on .the 4th Call on .ua far car repair and weldday o! August, 19M, or judgment ina: Nrvlce, Racfne, Ohlo. be taken against her. . 8·8-2Dte _ CECIL E . IIEWJTT, Plaloti~ &A.DIO 6: TELEVISION SERVICE O'BRIEN AND O'BRIEN Pbooe 200. Cleland AppUanee AttorneYS for ~alntlff. Sture, W. lolaln St.. Pomero, (6) 7, 14, 21, 28; j7) • • 12. NEI8i:lili" wm Ull-1! ::a -- FOREioiA.Ii 4o ABBOTT T.V. IIEJI. 1953 CHEVROLET Truck 112; Tnn VICE All maloeo Repaired b1 E. Panel body $695. Blaet.tflar's, pert TecliDidalllo Phone 82IK Y PomerD,V, Ol'li.G. - - -- - -· 8-21J.6tc Rez Ford Miller , wb use place of rair!eoce i.a unk.oown and whose last pi~ of reside nce wu c/ o Ford Plant, Brook Park. Road C.eveland, Obio. and t hat hJS preStlat place of r eside nce canno t be .ucer~ i n ed , will ta ke notice that oo the 17t h day of May, 1966 the J)laiD'tiff , Mildred Miller, fil · ed her petition agai nst him in the Common Plea.s Cour t o! Meig.s County , Ohio, being cause number 12,419, in t he sai d court for divorce and ot her re :1ef. The pray er of said petition is for divorce, care, custody and cootrol of m inor child, alimony and support for .borscH and the minor child, and for equitable relief. The defendant is required to answer said petition on the 18th day of Aug. 1956, or judgment will be taken against him . MILDRED MILLER, p :aintifl O'BRJEN AND O'BRIEN AUorncy.s fo-r Plainti!!. t6J 21 , 28; (7) 5, 12, 19, 26-tllc LAND TRANSFERS ' iHII<I Middleport. 1053 FORD Pickup -truck, like CARPENTER WORK, roof and ub·new $89~ . BlaeLtnar's, Pomeroy ostos s.~tna:les, doortl and .insubOhio. 6·2B·8tc ation. Phone 9Q7.M . Virgil Tea6·27-31c ford, Syracuse. - 1954 BUICK VB Spoolal Dclux 2 door Sedan, n~w Buick .trade-in ~---- - -$1695 . Bl act-tnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-28-6tc (2.0 Bl l_nsuronce 1954 PONTIAC 2-door Sedan ori· Jinal dark .green with U.gtt ,reen top $129~. Blaet.t.Mr'e, 6-28-fitc Pome-roy, Ohio. ' I THE SMITII FAIIIILY ------------- w J E H <!> Mr. and Mrs. Lawre~ Wolfe and Mrs, Paul Rando-lph ealle..l ; on Mr. a.lld MIIIi. Lawrence Rich- I •rd WoHe of D.avies Grow Tues- l do! y. l ~ GONNA Ernie Grimm .and family were ! .::iunday gu ests o! Wal1e<r Friend I end family. , I I \IOTE FO' MEAGIN 1l-USYM? Clwleeo ~. your lhopping ~ is exlr•l•ng this week-'!l'd before the o&th! Thll,, your total savings ol A.&P w.tl obOw Ill> more dnmalieall:!'• Ulan uaual! You see, with our abUildNIIlow prleea .•• the 11110r o you buy, the more you • ·ve on your I Connie Warf returned W New tlaven aCtt> r Spending .!t'Oflletime ll·ith MiSI> GIOO'ia Crump . / I fO SUNSET STOBI! HOURS . . • Opeh Tuesdooy Even lng July 3 to 8 p.. m. ~'!'ATIOI'!" - All Prices abown here effedlve lbroug h Tueoday, July 3 Brenda Wei-gand is visiUng Con aie Bonccutbw". 990 Aid' SUPEIIo Mr·s. RaC'b-el Mcln-t.os.h of Indep- ·~ n.dence, Ky., spenot Sunday wLt h I .\llr . and Mrs, Tohe.y Myer.s. Her 1 _,or,s Billie and Joe Who beve . hP{'n guests or t;nc. Myors return- II ed home with ·~. Enjoying iOn -outing a-t C0ra'8 Park on Raccoon Creek Sunday IYOre .M'r. and Mns. Gadl ldeCord, Ilnd onildren, Kansas, Mr. and Mn . Dennial Roush Jr., and sons of Hickory Chapel, •Mrs. Fl~oe S h~vem and Connie:, ·Mrs. Mel Duff of Che6lnu~ Ridge. Mr. an<l Mrs. Dennti RoUSh, Okey Roush aM granddaughter of VL .t.'irs. Dwight Gibbs. of Oak ! ;rave and Mrs. Josephl'fle Robi~ so n of CharlestOn were ·guests of Mr. ~nd ·Mrt>. To.bc.y A1yor.s Sa'(.. urday. .Jull'i or and Eugene Kinog of Charleston .spent Saturday evening with ·1\lr. and Mrs. I. S. King. Mr. an.d Mrs, Ted Stewar:t of W ~t Columbia w~ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush Sunday. ·Mr . and Mrs. Cecil Ble.sain.g and [lla " M1r. and .Mrs. Curtis Young ca ll ed 'lU Mrr. and Mrs. Tobey Myers S11nday. Mt·. wnd Mrs. Ives King, Junior and Eu~::ene mol.ored to Marmet Sunday anrl spent the day wJ bl\ hrer daughter MN. Maxine Spain· . hour 1a·nd family. Mr. and Mrs Calvi.n Blc.s.-;i'rl'g to pent Sunday evctting with .the (.' {~cil Blc 58in.gs. "YOUk IUNIUSI totalltiD! .Mrs. Laura Gibbs and Mr:\ Josephine Rubinsron were gues-ts in th£ home of Mrs. Luvena Rainey I Sunodaoy. ' , ' \: • r By lUNG GASOLINE ALLEY ' lb .' YOUNG, TENDER , , •. PAN BEADY Fresh Fryers ,.. .) l·b 51 C SMALL FRESH TURKEYS " lc disorder Pan lteady uciit lh size · · • CiiUCfiOGSt •.. • Banquet Meat Pies 29c \b I' t10 TIME 'TO · QO UP 1tJ THE I ClPERATII"'Q RoOM·~ • • • • • 0 0 • 0 • • 0 0 • 18. Relieve 19. PoUshrlver Sentinel Dl1ploy ·-·-··"' or Won.t Ad lt1 Your l\l!pr...ntatl¥1. -:.'1\~ Get R"ulb..: ACC'"'•NT Lliti. ~~r.., WHEEL HER IN Tt-ERE, . ,, . tOO% ALL ME~T 21bs.85c . I ,St. Ridges ot aubatanee 38. Note of the scale , I, I LARGE . RIG. 49• , (va.r.) i2. Follow 43. Veltlge 1, 46. Set again ·, ' By CHESTilR GOUU ' · 1n . Covers ~ with turf 39c W&PJJD EPJ BNDTM'' CJY CftBPDA TWKCJTCFRX AJCDL o WPS dLX .. ' -ROW Q . Yesterday's ci)-ptoquote: PREVENIENT CRACE DE~ SCENDINO HAD REMOVED THE STONY FROM THEIR . sse Mu'stard Relish ~trlbuted. EASY-·• 10 FEET' WHO 'IA.L.L: WITH A ' NOSE AND GREEN HAJR f ool!s HI THINK . H.E'S · KID 'PING-! I ' - . 2-9111 oz jars 29c ' • Salod Dressing . ..'. . . 2-16 oz jars 53c Aim Pege 'Grape Jelly . ~ . . . .. . .. . . 21b jars 39c ~ Poace Peaeh. ea~ao.oppte Pure Preserves .... : ,. , : 2-llb..jars 49c .. t aoo Slle Juicy Lemons .. _. .. dot Calif Oranges .. ~ Sl~hag-6~ > Button Ra~i~e~ 2-6 oz pkg. ·· ' . · Calif. Plums ... •.. _2 lb$. lc!rge ,ftineapples .... iumbotf,s• tfead ~tt,uce .. AAP .. ... ,,- ' • '. I ' ·-~.. ' .O~~ng.e!~~ce . '~o~-~~ ' IERRY DE LAVAI. NEW HOLLAND, RB8USON IIIII OLIVER DEALERS P.OM~ROY by Kin& Features Syndicate PE.\NUTB Ana Plot;e FLORIDA .. BIG U LB. . HEARTS- Mit.TON. SPICIALI Ana Plot;e AXYDI:.BAAXR A Cryptesram Quota.U.n - · • t. LONGFELLOW 1 One Jetter simply stands ror another. In this example A tl Oliie4 for the .three L's, X for the two o·s, ete. Single •letter.. a~a­ trophles, the length and formatt,on of the word9 at<~ ail ,hlftt.L Each day tbe code letters are dtl'erent. You Can't Beat ..~NN PAGE FINE ~OODSl <UJ'jA .••• J1JMB0.27 StzE - CASE 3 POINT frke . "ITCH PLOW: dn · .. $ZOII-. · DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Re,.;,•s bow to work It: Sandwich Rolls pkg of:6-20c Potato ~hips ····lib. box 59c ANN PAGI 3 YEAR fiNANCING ON wrv.r·r 46. Plunders 1 48, Lamprey• I ' J•e P1)'ker 2 ear financin.g On. Us•d -~qadJ)W:tent mountains ln. ·swtndlo SPICIALt · • FEVER Adhe&l\'~ 37. ' ·.Ange_l Food Regular or Wiener. TRADI (abbr. ) -. IANI PARKU. WE SfiLL month 25. Negative reply 21. We..ybm I For the Jofoliday or~An·yDay JANE PARKER BAKED GoODSI Large -· ' 24 . JewLBh Sweet Corn ....... . . tmrl"-rrr:;-r:r- 20. A MexLean Florida . . Faney Yellow Ill~ 4ii!~a. """~ . _..._ J ...... 29 . Prober unft of work l Skinless Wienen . · lb. 79c Rolled Hams ... ,/, ·. --... Smoked Picnics Short Shank - lb. 33c Red Peaches .. INSURANct AGENCY _ 01 ftlll. .~ . ~·< U.onel.tJss Whnle or Half tlnch ud lip .DPWNING -'f,. Spawn 23. Article (Fr.: '• . ..,_,. . i , >I>;<~UPEil • tnOWr . . _lb. 45c 2for49c only You hove iom..thlnt To Sell, Trod.or An· nounce, Lit A Dallly 33. Mandate. 3t. Thick cord.l 17. Half an em • T•nder Steer Beef .. No Slrlngy Neok P orllonsl w IF l hat .' At/TO SALES 16. Employ 18. Subsldu lfl. A rheum a\. IIJ IJAICOLD GR.\f Cantaloupes 2 for 49:e .. METROPOI,.ITAN atleep ' 2. Greedy 21. M'aJIU• rjum t•ym .) 22. At one beaat (Her .) 3. Femtile ruff ume 28. Exclat . Baaement 0. Mornll'lg reception G. olhwife .matJon 27. Jtlve!' 6. :Na.tlve 10. Aalgn ot (Ger. ) at Arabia the zodiac "28.. Strong '!'. Ancient 12. Shake· .saline we.lrh~ spearean JIO!ullon• Ynkr41)''t Ut•u 8. Province aprlte ln India 80. Long, 31. Pluter 13. Food from 9. Dtpaout, plumed b1rdl Of Pari• heaven as·water 31. A wiiiJ' tl). Regretted (Bib. I ' 11. River (Fr. ) 32. Steal eattle u . Priton H . P erformed ·-_...... 39C lb Prepared To Order .... Whole, Whole, CUt-Up or Split • Good Cleon 1Jsrd Cors All Mall11 ond Modell l.K';?; ·- ACROSS lb. 53c fULL COOKED HAMS "lleady-tc>Eat Full Shank Half I DAILY 1. Rdu.se of g•·&.pe• G. J..tog ot a Ccnler Slkeo In. Fun Value at A&P 8., I--------· On Your Dial s ... •' --------------------------------- LETART, W.VA. IMERGINCY SQUAD RUN The ·Mi-ddltport Emct'a:ency Squad was called Wednesday 111f· ternoon when Jti.s.s Ber~tha Seyfried, Libetty Lane, beca.me iii at her home. • • ' The OuHv Sentinel; Porr~rov-Middleport, OhlG - -., IIR. AND MJUI. SMITI I - - -- -- More Low Pric~!s · on More Items More Days of the Vlsitlng Mr. Andy Stewart Sunday who i.s seriously iU M!ore Mrt>·. Rnymo n.d Stewart Rurmie •tmd fri· end Violet of Dayton, Ohlo, Mr .and M-~·s . Rome Stcwwt, Kyger . 0. Mr. and Mr&. Junior Vansickb& j•nd chtldren, MarleUa, orno, Mr. n-nd MrS. Robert Stewart, Mason, Grov~r Stewart, Michigan, Lena. Winebnn· ner, Syracll.Se, 0!\lo, Mr. Hoyt Furgurson Kay:lol\i, Mt'. aond Mrw. Joo Wheeler, C41mp Conley, Mrs. Clara. Stevens, ·a nd daUJhter, Pt. flt>a&ant W.Va. .vJ.attlng Mr Jand Mrs. t. o. Henry Sunday were Mr. and M~ . John Miller, Mrs. Alma Peck <~~nd children Sonjia Crow, Chillkotlw, Ohio Mr and Mrs . Delberl Bedoor Middleport Ohio . , San<:k"a Ro~h attended eamp Ev. EI1.BJ'elh last week ncar Buck· hanno.n, W. Vo. ,(9) For Sc;ie ,.• Mn. Knilbt welcomed tbe ~ r.~ 1;. (;leon Lamberi, retiring hlt,..;~ng at lhf:' super wbich wq Fultz, 11'1'1. IUcba.rd Well'f, MrS. who aang 'io 6e Gardea". "Ivory prelfi.dent o! t!Je Olas& 12 Ci.rcle ()( pli•n nM by Mrs. Ro bert Coatlt, Mr 1 . Eroest Covert, JudY Elder, Cberole Paiace.&." aDd "Baln1 1n Gilead." ors and inb'Oduced Mn'. 0. a. the W.S.C.S., presided Wednesday Ja~·k Bechtel, M.rs. W.i1liam Rob- Blake. M.&z1llyn Sue. Kni.eht. Sa1'111. 1.Jlr&. Kni&bt w•lcader of the d& I Konkrl&bt, wife of t!le Dn' J!l&&.o _ _ _ __ __ _ ___:llecll:.:::::tel=-._ __ - - oervice and her t<>pic w.. l or ol Hoath Chun:h. when the Circl-e had a pot Luck a upper at Heath Methodist ChiiPcb. ,\1J·s. Lambert expressed her ap-e predation of the support of her , e~ Cf1ct'll'S and the Clrc~ members Juring ·!Jer ter m o! OO!~ee . Mrs I F.a11l Knight .i:,;. lhe oc w president IJ! the Circle. Miss Bess· Sanborn asked the cunoN For sale - 8 room HOUSE, electric and gas good outbu•ldJngs . Jn excellent condition. 4 acrea land . Mu•t be acen to be appreciated . Theo Croy, Cbester, Ohlo. 6-2Utp abw.l Mrs. M. L he'nch wu pi'OIJ'lm , .. Prqer". She eave BrUtoD :Youa. John KlD<aid with Mrs. lohn li&w- ehoirmaJl •114 U1e PI"'C'".,. iJ>< Wn'• J.nlolt>t!.lfttloa. ot • "'tte kina Jr. u • eootribvtiua bolte&&. eluded • pbmo IOlo "'SJrlna Danca" Lord"• Pr.ayer" and .U. 811D Gu..,.. w l!le tYOIIiDC w-\by Sora llecllltl and duet. by Cher· lUI( Matotte'o "Tbe Lord._~ MrJ. Nor~IR _ ot.DD, Ml'l. Berftll"d o)e B!ake &Dd Marilyn Sue KtUght to coneludeo tb~ me~ iDIIOD, Mri. Normaa W-rli:nd, Mrs. Glenn Lambert Ret-ires As Class 12 Circle WSCS President • . ..- . . - OHIO �.. Page Eight fhe !>oily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio , Thursday, June 28, 1956 . Sunday School Class Stages Its Ow~ Circus The Daily Sentinel • IM\oolf,?...~ - .- .. _ . - .... - -.. - -- · ...-~-..- Loyal Beream Clau Ia Atlendance Leader CANASTA, CLUB GUEST ,,._ Mrs. c . D. R~ictunan w.as ·a guest Tu~day evening \Wien the • Canasta Olub met at ·the ·b orne of The Loy.al Bereana Clti!l 'had Mrs . M.iUard Wlldermut.b p · tbe Iar.g~!ilt attendan.ce Wedn.es. nzes do.')' even1ng at tbe ' pra.yer ~Ice were .-:warded to Mrs. E. M. B.llke and bible itudy cliiSB at the nnd Mrs. !Wbert Raw&p, Tbe I Chureb of Christ Fred Gardner, nex:t party wil} be held at the pastor, c~ducted the Sible claM. home of .lk'!. EarJ Knight. Mrs. and Jenn1~er Labse and Su&an d-~~"""'~ SJa.ter rec1ted the Books of the \\''t ldennu lh ,serveu' a -~.. BlbJ(>, 1 course to tlh~ lljlme'd above and 1 M11S. w1JJ.1am Bradford was ' M.r~. Ru515ell Wilson, Mrs. Ern-~ leader of the' devotional service 11wt.t Shuler and 1Mra, E&rl Warn- and .Mrs. Nora Binniogbam wlll ke. be the le-ader on July 4th. e I I Shanor S. Scllaaf, •llddl•rcrt SOciety Edlto• - Phone u07Q ~f<iUe Bearbs Haw,tlns. Pomerov Soclet.v ~dl~to!!r;;;-~Pb~o~n~e~6!!24~4...:~~~~~~--­ fthe/ Garland Guest Speaker Friendly Neighbors .. • t ' ' ' ent ~ne . . ~ ~ .......... ·~""'I!" ' ' •' . At Wildwood Garden Meeting Club Outing Held lUos Ethel GarlODd was gu..£ lh< ·host<3ses dllliin1! <he oocU.l peaker tfte Wildwood Gar. •hour to Mrs. Amanda Baer, Mrs. Tuesday Evening en Club met 'I'Ues.day evening at J ahn F. Baily, Mrs. Mark Evans. ~hen e home of Mrs. U. S. Neue, at Mns. Charles Baer, Mrs. Arthur The l''riendly N~ighbors Club se Settlement W'i.tb Mrs. Fl"ed Nf:'ase, !Mrs. Norman F.i.sber, Mrs. enJoyed an outing and wiener ase a co-boatews. Hollon, Mrs. Christy Baer, Mrs. J cast Tuesday even'in·g at Sailey's The meeUu-g opened wtth the Paul Fisher, M.r'S. David NNse, LP.ke. Pl'ersent were Mrs. Joseph Stru~b poem led by Mra. Edison Mrs. Stanley Jones, Mrs, Homer ble , '-1Ts. Emmerson Well, Mra. ,r "'non, .pl"Mident. Members reli· HoLter, Mrs. Ru.ss Watson. :;N;mded to roll caU w~tb "A oew l}frs. Milton Hoodasbelt, Mrs. Henry Werry, Mrs. Geor.ge BudliJOwer in ·m y garden." r Vemon Nease, Mrs. John- Ihle. l'lnan. Mlrs. David O!lli.ng« and \. 'J!he report of nominating com- Mrs. Harry Roush, b{ra. .J(.t.h.n. d:.tugbters, Mrs. Leon McKnight, .ralUee "• given aM aLl officers Scott, Mrs. Lawrence Rose · and ~frs . R-onald Smith, Mrs. Olive In- THE BLUEBIRD $ U N D A Y ·we-re re-elected u follows: Mra. four guests, MiMes Ethel· and C"I'<rham and da~ Mrs. Ro- SCHOOL Cl1q of the HNth IMJiapcm, president; . Mra. Vernon Clara Garland, .Mrs. Vil'!gU Hamm hcrt ArMid and daui'hter, tMr.s. thodllt Church In Mlctcfleport Roy Smfbh and daughter. vice preaideDt. Mrs. John and Mrn. GeOl'lge Nease. were eniertalnH recently In a Mrs . Denver Tboma, !MD. Jack novel m.nner whtn their teacbsecretary and Mrs. Norman 1 Robson and Nancy Burns, .Mrs. !lfjber, treasurer. It was voted to er, M"- LIIU•n Smlth, invited Elwood Bowers 8!1d daughteT, a picnic oat the Syracuse them to her back yard where Mr.!. Donley Reibel and daughfor the July meeting. the YOU11;8'tln pilyecl -:Jrcus. tt"r, Mrs. William Sileridan and ==~G::IIl'land~imd made .everal d3ughter and Mrs. Oharlea: Wet"cy and son. explaining . eaoh The July meeting wHJ be a pot THREE SWIMMING POOlS, concluded her talk wlttt Juck at t'he Willar<t Heines fann, no lestJ, equipped with diving poem, "The Amateur Athf"...na Road . bonds 'Ne'J't featW"t!d at the psrt.y .AJ'Nlnger.'' Mrs. William Morgan entertaingiyen Tuesday afLem'OoD ·bY Mrs. A course WH6 .served by ed with a fam.Uy picnic, Sunday· Orin Smith for the BlUebird Clas6 at bfr home Athen s road honoring· she teaehes at Heath 1Method'! st Mrs. Alma Morgan Wallace {}f Sunday School. The girls Church Beaumont, Calif. A chicken bar!rom the rirst, s.eeO'Ild and thill'd: beque waa ~prepared by Mr. and gr&dcs · a nd ·th~lr guest:s were InEARLY AMERICAN Mrs. Roger Morga n. vlted to trhe Smith !home on Present were Mrs. WaJlacr , Mr. FURNITURE lk'ech Street and arrived in JXrl'LY MN·. David McConnaughey and clo1lhE6. IN OU& MAIN STORE M~ Willie V. Harris o1 Quincy, Ill., Mrs. Norm:tln J. Nickeson and . ·Mrs. Robert Younc ,of Dayton Lyorm and Susan· Schwab, gr.a.nrl AND Mr .and Mrs. R. L. Gott'hardt and was a .guest wbeo ~· Floyd llaughter.s of the b06tess had Utei.r EARLY MATRIMONIAl. sun, Brute, Culumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Dunree ~ntert.a1ned ?!\JChattet" 1al'ge square pool which is unde r FURNITURE Morgan and• children, Keit'1 r1 ui.J Tues®y evening at !her li carwpy to preV~ent sun bum and ••no Kathy of MlddJeport . t hrnn e, RUttland. · 1 other pools were provided h.Y IN OUR VSED STORE Mrs. D. J. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.. During .Ube btJSine!!S sessioo· in l'aUy ami .Barbara Bailey, ·dau.!!)h· J . M. Gau·J and children, Victor d1a rge of t.he president Mill. ~ 1 ·rs of Cb1ef of Polic-e and M.t'&. and Patty, Mr ,lind Mrs. P~rry Oharle:~ Buck, plans were made Husscll Baitey, awd. Ellen. Kimball. Rig~ Mr. an <lMrs. Hobert for a picni·c W be held at Bahley's ·Oil 'lbe BriJrhlest Cnnter A tl.'nt dressing room was progason and daughter, Angela, Mr. J.ake, July 10. • In Middleport \l~de1l f•111' the guests to change inand Mn. J . A. Smith .and Lhe hus. Game.s were played during the to their bathing auit9 .and: SlL<>a.lll le!IS. ' sflcial hour with prizes awa.rded thP. winners and refl'e#Jhments OJ.cson, daughter of Mrs. Florence \\·ere ,ye.rved by t 1he 11'08't.es1. Pre.11ent were of.11018e flamed above and Mrs. Vaugban Pric~. Mrs. Nathan Bi:i~:B, Mn. Wilh'im Buck, Mrs. Alfred Dlggs, Ml'x. Frank Ut&lnger, ·Mra. Oharle~ Burt, •Mta. Frank Young, Mrs. Wll ber Young, Mlrs. Joe Young, MI'S. f Hornet- Hawkin.t t~nd Mr.s. Everett l•g.lttroot. : Anna Wallace spoke m flower Honored At Picnic By Mrs. Morgan Mrs. Robert Young Is Hostess For The Chatter Club WE HAVE ·• · BAKER Furniture WEEKEND SPECIALS AT BACHN_~R'S · MAXWELL HOUSE COPI'EE .... 99c lb. ).oNG HORN CREAM CHEESE 45c lb. •• • • • • • • • • • • • • ' ALL BEEF: ·HAMBURGER .. . . • . . . . . . . 35c lb SUCH US BACON .... ,:. ·.. 1 lb pkg 39c • • F~EE DELIVERY. SERVICE! EVEltY· DAY PHONE 8222- ., ·BACHNERS MEAT MARKET Middleport ',pt;,l"'n.. ,6222 Fer ·ietter beach toast Thela .4nd Now Memben of the cla11 ·and the guesh are pictured above In their many costumes VIed in the day's entertainment. In the flrtt row, left to right, ere Nancy Ann Buchanan, Barbara JNn Bailey, Patricia Koiy Ault, Flora Ellen Kimbeol, Behy Mor- rls, In Ute ~econd row, left to rJ~rht are Carolyn Je11n Hendricks, Cele1te Ault, Connie Ann Cooke, Suzanne Bradbu~ Suwn Olc•on, P1tricia Ann Ballfly, Allee Anita Darst, JOy Bogg1, Ellen Jividen, and Sue Rua, Mrl. Smith Is pictured with the children. prod~~•.-. ... In Neil' would ..lbe ttrioua · to Mcii6itald'l re- Halo GlorifiU Your ---:r-·--ERF-,E I OS ELB · -) --- ' '' · ....J hi*•ilkJuitt for . ~d!D.. Jiel> 'lV he Xof.eell'a re.:si>Od will" ' they serve. 'l'bis inte,rated syatem, can Kentucky the sun is shining, A, ltia.lor . thiiB deliver 1111 uninterrupted ftow of , msnotacturer in Tennessee·hs abut olectrlcitf to 'a!lnost ;s;ooo,ooo people ct down for annual vacation, but produc:- the lowest poisible eost. · • ' tion Is round-the-clock in a bii W,O.t Vir· Fifty ,years aro, when the Ameriean ginia Chemical plapt. And in jndlana, a Gas and Elt!;lrlc Company waa founded, big 11enerat1ni unit in a power plant is there we~e'a.0 ilite~rated power syatems. out e>f service for .maintenance. ~eports Towns tluit had elettriclty rot.lt '!rom like these come in 24 hours a day to this their own small, ineO\~ent plants. Break. man in the Columbus, Ohio, load and gen- downs, wJiiclt were trequellt, ·meant no eration coordinating cen~r of the six- electric ~~erviee u~tll · ~pai)"s coul!l be company American Ga'l! .and ·Electric ' made.. Yet: this pnreUable s~rvree coat ' a_parL _ Syalem of whicl),. we are 4 m~~ji~n. tOday's ,dep~dab)e . . It'!his i,~b ~j4e.termil\e, and q~ickiy, serv1ce. ._;' '· '.,); .I·. • _, · ( • ,1 ,- •• how muc,b el~trlclty each AGE. System The llj~~·~cl..sy~t'Oirl <Ia l~ on~ of power .•plant should renerate for every the !"'!17 ~~Oio(lcal 'ctyanees th~t condition of qema~d· OJid then route this have~ul~!~~\:ontlnuo'\'~b · power the moet~o~ical W&:f O'{C!' the and 'devel~pm---nt llrorralb. (Our "50 · sevc.n-state netw6tk-of liieh-voltaie Yean of Proareaa In li:ieetPc ,Pi.w~"'""" · tran•misslon lines that. link these planta has e~abled ua to ~ve.Y~ 'l,ettar._..Yica:~ lWitil each _oUtew -~d the : tOmm~tlea . at lower ~lei.. " ,,, , re· t' JUm, ,. ... f:.. i'"' ' ' .-.c~ 1'-\l '· ,' -,-; '> ., ..· ., • • . • .• •¥_.,_ .• -'1; ,~'"' -. . ,... • _., , . . .. . .. .,, ••'· ']-1.1 ~. l . > ... .' v.. . . . .,.~·'lloflt In ltMn' l!t.... ~,..... In "'e low.r photo a...-. the trlpltts at the •te of 15 montht left .. rl1ht: Merle, JDMph end GH,.,. TJtelr IN-f'lt~5 wwe\ Harm end Front IIHell both now dece.ted. ' Hann 81... )) wat the tether of 11 chlidren emf two set1 of twlm ·In addition to the triplll'l plcturH aboYe. Cherles Bluell of Mlntfl¥nle end Cecil Bl•tell of Perkltl'lbul'l both 45 YIIH'I of ,.,. ere the twlnt rHidlng In tho 1-iMII•te Iocollty. Cion- .. ,.....,L... -..... Rose® F;ife Installed As New In .MIIit C..rity· for mo "'" ._. The Opmmuni$t Pc;'fb.h air force. wu repo!'led to hive scot jet tia:hte.lli thunderinc over the- tank- and-troop fi'Ued ltll'eeta tn • ,warn. ing to freedum rioters Ill> pvc jn or die. , $1M\ dilcoftrH the )GelfW .... on her arrival to work Thvnclay MOrning. Some West German OO'iUpa:pen and travoe).en returning. Lrom Po- ' Happen o. ' ·Wauer Wolle, a meinber Of th . Pomeroy Police force for thirt: "ODe .of the .btuf. things ever to years and . aLso former Chl~f o: •11ppcn in P<lmoroy.'' Police, was ifanted • retir.einen SUICh w.as .a rema.rk ~eard the pension by the Board of Tru~tee. .Jt~ day in regard ' bo the orgaM: of the Pl)meroy Pollee Relief am ..AtiOn of Meigs County Little Pension Fund at a meeUnli beki l .~;~n i.r;:ci.~~:n to provta& on Wedn~d;,~y. 11 yot.lng!tl.em of )The · pension granted by tb~ and Racine. board was made , efffftive June 1 that tbe feeling at wit·h thf: first · inataUmea.t to- be e:lc.~ in that remark • held. paid by July 1 of thiJ yen. rather ·i"BDI!I'a!iy by most , ol the !Members of the boarl;) feOple fn the l&l'etl. We mwit agree. ing the meetilli were «tio .that tile Little ~gut- 4s a -pro.. Ellison Hobstetter, Secretaq ){. Ject whieh fs very ~while. It's D. Webster, Dor Schaefer and aertainly worth i8ll of Lite time Franklin Hudson. I' •J effort and ·ITKIDI'f expended toward, Wolle, who is 81 years ,age, that lt'8 -a succe~. prevJou:dy announ-ced" bla. retirePomeroy teams play th.iJ' ment from the force effective evening· for the firat ti.mle at the June 1 after Jll b~th · had fore· atMetic ·field lilt Pomeroy High ed bim to quit •ct Ive P~ f onil· School. For. .th0t8e who have never 11.nce fJ'! hia dutlea. ~n yol!n.ust:en of t.'tis· age in action 'loWi urgently .advise attend. I' anc:e at .tonigh't'ts ~ games. . Tearn1 repl'Eitentint: ~ • · . ,. and will meet on tbe Ia~ I f~o~a. supPQrt.,.. .o f :~~o.:o J.Je~-... squads thLN will naw ab oppor. _____,. • • ,'/ ' ' " ·I. ;': ,. tint! Photo.) ' · or • br8de·Crossmg ..:mR}ati'on Is seetng wm ,.,., Ricin• ·Pomeroy,' 1-UDfty tn !lf'e their favorites. h~ aelion. Tjte fun Jn watching Little Lea.. giers in ~tction 1s increased when regular .rattendlance at the g/jmea. gives the obserYer an o.pportun. ity to improvement made as t.~ scuon J'lii'OgrcsseB. That gangling look and awkward movement will evolve into a smootb. and graeerur bit o{ coordination befare tbe season is many ~ old. *" Then, too, think of . the wonderful opportunltw tflwt tbe.se bcly<~ are e.etting in learning true -ci~:aen.shlp and spootsmarNU.p. That s the real il!eSson «nd those in c-!uu'ge 0 f the teams Wid ,btJe Jeague should bear H. in mind always.. OrpnlzatJon and playing of a SIChedtlle, hOweveJ", is not all that thl!lbe 11 to O,PeN.png ~ueh a project Fund! aJ'Ie needed .oo carry through ' wit~ wlolt bao been otarled. w. l>f The Dally sentinel belleve that each and nr~ry person sbouldi oontribute to the drive for fun& Urged For Ohio Bond Program Is· ~~w~~ \:t::.~;,:,!"!i In Its ear Feeney-B".nne_·,tt ,. Jn MeigS Co0Dt'y ' tnd -~ 'Durin.i the -other\things. )l08tl . ·wve . all1found u,at 'laVe he\'ped. u8 to ... ~lg .· '~"''"'....i-~~-~ ~ COl.UMBUS, 0. UP-A reoolu \' . the fact th&1 u.. oolid foundation . tlon eaJIIDI lor a legislative in· 15th ~ I In ·citizenship provided by the pro. ..,Hg•tion of lh• probl•m of . . . . jeot wiU pay olf In L\e long run . Y "unauiirded rtiltold eroaslngs··~ o .Any PfO~ t~ .produces good ..._.._. and. commlil..,. •J "ll!l~l,n.lle<Lj wu ·· b 1 the Obi 0 • ..;,ll!•tur• ·· · llitizensls certaln!J< w""'h the moo.,.,...p"""" ~ · ey &N'nl in w-n_~ 1 ng 1'1. laM ..-... made for tbe tocl•y e moe ~ .,... " nail'llls to awe.-n d the ~ Tbt resoluUon utge(r I deb.ll· · Jl*St US yeers ago, l'lcportlf 'nlep.. W«!' en told ·~t abou~ $lrKM> • hlp ~J~C-rvlce at UNtO. Mtethodl!!lt tl 1 d b lh · Ohio ., .....5 islatiw tf.ort' T. Reed, ehahman (I( the fa. needed 'tlo P1.lrchase 'Uniforms n 8 u 'feommWion Y e .... .....,, .......... .l"e111: ao-..._ ,....,... _ and equlpm.ent for the ·boys. We Ohurch on July 1. The. legionnaires service and.....,a repori .... --~....,..,..., aa.n..... •n.wo ,...,.,, '--6. , aN: to meet- •t the Legion Hall1· tt) the next ~Jslalure in Janu· Mittee, the Series E S.Wlnss .Bol)d. •k now tww. lt• ~ bP. Miscd be. 10 a. m . .md ·eo tlo . ch\ll"tb. in arf. The resolution w'iu lntrodue- was .1111.1ncbed as • pe.aeeti;me d.e- cause t.b6 poople of Pomeroy Syraed· by Rep, Le&Ue ;M. Burge ft. reaae pl'Oiram a.mt when tb016moke- cuse, lllnd ~Cioo, ha\'e · i~dkated Lo'rain. bad ·~ .a t Pearly Har.bor' we. already t.!uM t!bey ~ behind any 'IW the Bond Progr:am go iqto effort. .t o ·! telp 0. ~n~tt'II'S along Joining Burge ·a s co.sponsotf :iramatdc. action a sa ll'l:ct..'lod or the way of Jlfe. were Reps. Ray sours &Summit. "ina.-.~ ..... the war c.ffort. So when you·~ ukro to C))Jl.. Frances McGovern D-Sununlt """'""A trlb te to 1lh e1 Ll Tbroupout the- na¢1on in 1941 U eM 1-s Coumy ttile Edward w. nec~ant O.Lorail: '' l! oa1es of the E bonds reaehed a League Aasotlatlon within tbe next Svado, and · Sens. Charles A. MoSher .· 'ittle mQrf< than bllllon dol1ars _I few days, dig tlown in the pocket. Obe,rlln ..and P'fed HQrter O.Sum· '.odtlv ~ find the peoplle of 1b!>; a~ giV~e with _ !tb!a full und>!!rstlandlni1 for 8 United ~es ho.V.~ng epproxij· lng aqd beli¥J( .~ )l(lu're investing , Beaidet 'Mtely $38 bUllion in j~ rtJhe 9ero. In tho'futuJoo,'o( America. \ 'i lli:WI , 1_-e& E ~d lllloftle. In '41 0\11" dreartts lt\sl_•_wm __h_II~J'----' ol Pea£e and tMo W!ti!ln the tYI!It" WI* tnrlinated we aNi had oqr ' ncr.vllJUl>! dreatno of buyi!lll . • timve; ';ijhln& e fimiiy! e"dUCaticm ·For.Boy Sco~ts '.. Be The anU • Comm.unillt pret.ident of the Pofub republic in exl~ aaid in London "tb~re · is oo pootibllity 1!f. pr!Sie'nt fur a s~ul upri.si.Ag". He expr~ COnctTn 1e1t the fighting cau&i' a "calaJn. ity for t!te Polish ·Pf'ople." to. Office Cl.rtr Ietty Lou lry. Court Of Honqr -~ . t.. • ·photo pl<lu,.. •• thay ~ ...,.,. lotlod lett~ rllht-.AiOI: JotOph IIIOOll IIIOOll whllo tit.... · lfttt It thoir tltto<, Marla 011' · ....... •Yf, ti?'"" chlldret~ bubble ••• lllotr llllte!h lol'.'lhd•r """"'· Thti !Utt; ThOy IT's cloudy-in Michigan, but down ln Swan tfeam, pop 4kllt. O• Thui'IUy .!fioy ollm- .... o.-.. . ' 1toui1 dead· • ' Swan serv- trip!.,. In Moltt County tnd the ltm' of Ohle an it!• thrH , ... · ...l.....b pldvr<d • ~· AT 48 He fistens in on seven states to save_you_money ELECTRIC FANS Ule aoil•VIMI ·to 11o tho o l - llvlnil agreement .;• ALL SJZI!S pr~ re~rt.er.s AND The broadcast 6aid the "overwhelming majority" of worJcer• bave gone back to their jOOII in Poman and that the ~ "i& coun.. lng bact to nornt2l'l tife:." .t"• · . J3:t':nd~' . ...tt~ \ Anti-communkt demonstration& were .repurted ·!n the Soviet.. ~ tpted S.iJc l'ltatew of L- •~ v~ Esl.onia and Lithuania and in fa.r - off Tibet where the Commu· ni~ Cllne;~e b.ave taken over. Warsaw Ra1lo sand in an off. claJ. oommunique today that th:J dead fneluded both rioters and Communll! oUiciull and troo~J. 9 1""l ~By; ~~lite lJoara "'""C O · 8\lfiwnit'' late • . It was reported t,bat Ar.tn11 ws ~ uffcrir)JJ from .. :~()ken baok u 1 possible fraetu • .; of tbe rigt. !Pi in addition to lacerations of · thE body. Tbe hospital reporlilt that he wh atnl in the em.e1 . ~cncy room at noon today. Arms wu reported to hav . her n working on the univel'ota JOint of a car which was proppel' up on a makeshift rack. The rae! broke and feU on him. It wa11 believed tblt be was ip Walter Wolfe Is Granted Pensron in Electric Power. • • M.t. Mortah Miatl~na.ry Socicl:y member, are •vlnll! a chicken cUnner tlhls evt~niDI from ~-7 a.t the Mt. Morl.fth Baptist Ohurc.h. Dinnerfll will b.) d&llvert'd .to hi)Jnes or mty be eattn at <!Jhe ehurch dlnina room . Ttcke~ are $1.2a and th~ memben are ~11lng titlltetlJ Wblch matV a1ro be obtained at the ehlfth. New fighting early today ·i n the Poli'jh dty of Poman ~t..:"TP Communil!t Poland officially•admJtted that 38 perr.MI!I bad b::en E'IM and 270 wounded L, the uprbing. ' ' Mi&ionary Sociely Serve• Dinner Tonigltl BERUN IJP - ~qed kneeling posit~on at t.hc Umi. the auto fell. The weight of tb!' car fell upon his shoulder' 101 then crushed him w th~ noor A wrt!cter wa.s called from tb• Pruneroy Motor Company to aasb in removing the car from hio;t Or. Rliy Pickens of •Middlepor1 ~reat.ed Ar-ms before sendJng bia. fo the ·hospital In Gallipolsi. " Time of the actident' Waa plac f\<1 at approximately 9:45 o'clock The' Pomeroy Emirgency Squ._e attswered the cal1 and took him ·~o the .hospit&l in Gallipolis. •. la the f01'11m' Reported Raging ~ · In New Sectors :~ a~_.Swan .~So~hw~ab~.~c~ie"_llt_·~·h~os~b<~·em~m~d:_._ _ _ _ _~,.,.,.,.,.,==="l"==.,.,.,.,~=";~~~~=~==== Mrs. Hobert Darst and 8011', RlchEII'(t, r e! U'I'Red '00 Middleport W~­ lll'H iu y with Mr. DaM who hld dri ven to Columbus afber them. T~L'Y spe nt almost three weeks visiting with htlT parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K Bell, and took part in tho werlding of he·r cowrin, Ba11ba.ra: .In Jo'raU, to John Pocst on Sunday June 17. The -ceremony was pel'formed at the Crc·stview PresbyterLin chur· <·h and Mn:. Darst and Richard were guests at the weddine and she llf•1·vcd ru; a ·~ostesa at the rc. coptiun which waa held 1t home of Lhe groom''!. par.entl·. M1~. I :.o~ld. 11141 prfllll!llto il.! llle 12 I Eichinger. • ·re Mr. •and Mrl. of Pomeroy while parenlJI are Mr . Kelly of Au~Uo. Ind. Great grandpta"1"llnts are Mr. &nd Mrs. Dana Oliver and Mr. .and M:rs . W. H. Eichinger alt of Pomeroy. PORCH RUGS .8116t•"!ie• 50 -·Vear~r -ofProgre_ss --- Mrs. Darst, Son Return From Vis;t With Her Parents I Fighting Still ·~. !H:~:~:~~ r.e:: r Baihy Run. I I cm(}n, Lynn Mill Safe '1 . orville wa~ ttken tO . 'Dis m!:'rnlnfil alti!J iur~es in an aeeident Samantha Bradford Missionary Group Recesses 'TJI Fall Mr .a nd M111. Ger.ald Ke1ly ot Pomeroy arc announcing the •birth, of a duughter on '1\Jesday, June 26, at tho Holzer hcspital tn Gallipolis. The weltht -of tile newcomer was six pounds and 'tle'n oun.oea &t birth. PORCH FURNITURE • 1 Birth Announcment Made By The Kellys Best Prices On Long Bottom Tdpletts 'Observe · . ·· . .Fifti'ttb Birthday On Thursday Oleson , t>Wimm-i'ng ifllstr.uctor .at Eilrn Jividen, Athens. Unabl e t10 .the Local swimmirrg pool, wa& Hie attend were Diana Davis, Ewa MUM'd and gave le.\l'i'On.s. 'J'homas and Di~ne Criswell. A miniature stage WWII pr-ovided l\S werl as "dJ'I.'Ss. up" dothes and rt.he program f.or tlhe- ufternoon inci.uded acts from the various Chi! dren's Day prugrams giv-en lihiti monLb at loro.J churclles. Mrs. Smillh was assisted by he r rtaumbtf~, Mr.s. Ri~hard Schwab in serving .rerroShmcnts during the afternoon . Specia1 gue.sts were 11he Samantha Bradford Missthe Rev . and Mrs. C. Raymoo ionary Society of the Middlepurt Kolllc.ri.ght and a number or mo. Church or Christ met Tuesday at the-re. th<' hume of Miss Nina Rw6ell, Members and guests were Ccl- Bradbury wnb ·Mrs. William Brad rme ,Hl'tl Pa-tricia Aul.t, Sll6an Ole- fol'd, presidcmt, in charge of .t he son J<:;Uen KimbaU Suzanne Brad- meeting. Mi.s8 R~JSSeli conducJ.ed bur~, Connie Cook: Sue Rue, Bet- .t ht- Open in g devotional IS'£'1'\I icc ·sy Morris, Pa.tty am\ ll arba:ra nnd during 'lh l' busin.es·s session Railey, Jvy H.()ggs;'"" Carol~·n Hen- the grou'p decide d tu l'eccss until dt·Jck.\ Alil'c Dar&o1., Nancy Buch- Seph'mbcr. T.bc (]'LIOta fur tht> SO- 1 Demolish - . _ No olb<r s-. Tho . ,. · yea.rw we BondJ Herschel Brown 'I Funeral Rites To nesunday Cas Con Inc., a newly fonned companY let make prestreued concr~e ha8 purchased the King Farm ;ust above the ~ilip Sporn a;1d Vanadium Corpdratlon plaflb Exctvating for the plant il q;. pccted to start at once. The buy· ing company is now in production Usiug. the raci1ities of UnWeiu) cast Stone, Charlll.!tOn. . '": The mea at the head · of ·' t11.~ new .project and .their _ ,famtUrs have loCated in Middleport. Clemls- Fox, in charge of designs and s~les, has had several year,. h· perieo-ce Jn the ~design and eons.tryc~on oi concrete . strueture.s1 !liS latest position was that of Structural Engineer with the PorHand Cement Asso. . Mr. and Mrs. Fox and sons are hvia.g in t·he C. P. Bradb\aty property, So. Third Ave. Richml Wells is bl!'ad ol thtProduction depart.menl. He att~nded Ohio Univerau,. and bu hied several re•ra ~rlence iD the production ol precut CODcrete and waA" formerly in cbqe of prvduetion at the Baltimorf pllut of - the Marietta COnc:rete CorporaiJOD. The Wells faaaUy ·hllve moved to Lbe H.. J. RuaseJJ prtlllierty OD N. Third Ave. A pempblet lo be cl~ulated by Cu .Con, lilc., deaeribes theJt product as fire-re.slsllllt,.. ecoaomtcal and readily availible. Some of the proauct5· to be put out ' by tbe new plant are double-tee roof <~nd floor system in ·Spans from 15 ft. to 60 ft ., Prestressed bet.ms .~tnd columns in be~m spans from 20 ft. to 70 ft. precast waH panels ~~ all types, solid, insulale.d and colored aggregate and tapered root girders in spam from .fO ft . to 70 ft. long, William Thomas Funeral ServiceWill Be Sunday Funf"ral services will be ·field It p. m. sunday for · William Thoma&," 75, of Pameroy Route l who died at biJ borne 1'burid8y 3 ' 1-.24 PI Surviving lh~ deceased are b1A for Herschel wife, Elizabeth; a dau,bter, ·M n. at hi s home Anna Marte Terre:U of Pom.eroy; will be held a son, John Thomu of Pb.MIIdel· Cha))@l ai pbia, Pa., and four Services will be E\\1ing F\ureral · 'Chapel where ~~i~~~!Q~~§~~~ m:tde Beeclt Gr:ove Cemetery. friendsin may call. Burlll wn1 be - " " • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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