https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a43005d9e2bb577da5eb5f979515d266.pdf 6f514752dec5035ea6071430c3024c44 PDF Text Text ' (f • ' I ' JogeEight fhe Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Miss Marlene Shields Is Honored Guest At Bridal Shower Friday .¥t.s !M'arlene Sbit~ld.e whose D\utlage lo John Fisher Jr. wi!l 1M, a,g. event of July 28 was guest (If honor at a shower Frldr.y eve. :Dina: at Ute Eut Letart Metnodat Cbure.b parlor. A ereen and )'ellow color theme ,., was f:arned out 1n the decora ti.ol'lS and gifts we~ placed on a 'tlbie over whtch \\as susp<!nded • green and yellow umbrella Ar· r~ement~ of sweet peas. hydran ·~ pnd larkspur also de rorated \he room. After t be hon ored guest open· ~ ·her m11oy g1ft:; refl·eshmenb of iee- ·cream, cake and coffee were by the hostesses Mr! Nora Mrs. Hazel Fox. Mrs i\lrs Eileen e Jeanor S Sc6aaf, Miudlepc;.n Society l!:duor - Pbone G079 MIDDLEPORT Meigs Democratic Womens Pub Hplds An Organiz.atJonal M~et SOUETY Mr. ~'md Mrs. Howard Wilson and -chtlllren left Sunday tor a visit w1th relatives.. Miss Jean Lam.! rcoturued Mon· day afber a weekend VJtnt w1lh Mn. and Mrs E!"J'IIellt J onet> and daughter Oa:rol Jean who have rnt1V'ed from Cuyalwga Falls to Bexley where rthey !lave purchamd a tloJn&. Mr . J ones who IS an electnoa.l et»glneer, Is t\ISLJOCJate-d with , 'the North American A vbtion cump- any. el<J.s<' of lhe meeting Pr~·~nt were Mrs. John .Smith Mr.<l John Ll'etwiler, Mrs. M.9I1W' Yo ung, Mrs. VeN. Young, Mrs. Max· ine Arnold, Mrs. Carl Offutt, Mrs. Albc11 Woodard, Mrs. MDlard Van Mett•r, f.ll'S Gordon Caldwell,' Mrs. John A•baugh., Mrs Ralph K-eller'. Mrs Gcorgoe Abbott, Mrs. Rol land Neut.z.lmg Mrs. Jamar Will, Mm Ow1ght Parker, Mrs. Goldie m1111an, M111.<o Dale Carl, Mm. ~h Calli Mr.> James Hall, MnJ. EUza.. beth Young, Mm. Edi'ltl Jooehim. Mrs Martin Waddt'O l, Mm. Arthur Cr<JhDI'tf', Mrs. Addi'El Gru.E*!r, Mrs publicity Pi.';u I Koblelltr., Mrs. Willilarn :Bso-1 Ref.reahment w£re fiiCTVcd by t~e teb a r~d !\-ltliS Clara Hunpbrey. T!te MCI!Si$ Ooonty Women's l)efn()(!rlirt. club met Frtday 'l'Y"elMhg: at tbe Pomeroy 8C'CODd w.ard. ~ far an orgamzat.ioR meetthg. Elocclion (If officers was held with Mrs. Dale Carl seJiected 3.31 president, M1u. Millatd Vm Meter vice pnesident, Mnr. Rlalph Keller' trU~aSurer, and Mrs: Maxibel Arnold secretary. It was roted m meet the fourth Mo.1day eve!l'!ng of July and Aupl at the wr.rd hoU1"re. The fdiowdng committees were appointed, M11>. Robert Morrir:l emertairuncnt., Mrs. John Li.et.wd· er, food IBnd Ml'tc. Wii:I:Uam BartelB 7 ~ILDIW I 1 and ILWO children Col umtm!, spent Ul. Mm. Edw<md Humphrey u. qu.ite the w':.'l~ kend wit~1 1 E. Mill"eT. Mi&s Jto:se Shay of Grafton , W. ill at her home, &ck Sprlna& Mr and M'NL Cha: 1C3 Nelson .and: Va. is the Kuoest of her grandmoL'l· Mrs C. E. Nease and ~· have ffi()VOd !!'om the Shiflet property on WII IL<Jms Stree'b to Paden City, W Va 'Mr .and M.rs lt us.<~Cll Wheeler and cb.illdren Dtck <i Od Dia:nrne., Wayn¥, Mlchtg.an , were ovenugiYJ gUl'IF>ts .Sunda~ ol Mil'. and Mr9. F1-ed It1hho~ r.nd ~ un, GCol'g.c Mt& Wheel; ram! Ml'!l Htl:rbH work ed to- m1ttee was given by Mrs. Henry Re ibel and Mrs Albert WoOdard, cf'uncll deputy installed the of!icer.s. Other officers were iMr!i Henry Reirel, associatf> eounciUor ea·m Mn. .Minnie Neut:thng, vice councillor; Mrs. Arnold Hayes, con· d>Jctor, Mrs. Herbert Miller, war· d(;n , •Mrs. Lydia Hyaell, inside se11tinel; Mr.s. Richard Campbell, financial aecretary; Mra. Claude narst, treasurer; Mrs. Harry Stahl, Jr. past councillor and Mrs. Anniee Ohlinger, • associate jur..tor past cOuncillor. Mrs. LilUe Hauck and •Mrs. Fred Swatzel were appointed as nag be~orers and Mrs. Campbell was l'llll)'lad on the flower committee. A .t the close of the meeting 11 SOCial hour was enjoyed. •s. llOYD •SINHOWII Jntroduen htiC' i2-hl:mr-old baby Anne &n Franelaoo. .t\ltfte Ia a grandnieCe of PretJdent I:!Hnhowef. SJJe checked :In a.t 1 pounds, 7 ounces. The mu!dd/eporf Man J. .at ln. t.aby'1 fa~er ia a 11m t1u1 Pruldebt. l Returns.Ftom Trip or Ule late Roy J=~er, a brother of (lnttiTfl,lltl.onol SOVttckllwtoJ Mamn Spencer Is Votes To Enter Honored On Sun. Tournament On Bth Birthday - · To Phi/adelpMa WahamaLeague Bruco)Joyd, who h88 returned ftom 4,:,- lfulines! trip .t o Philadel· representative fot· 1oi1 ! the J.he l~al Sboe Company, Phila· / di!lph:la, Pa., the makers of Flite S!ep- .ahoes for women and ch1l. dtert. Mr. Lloy~ will have Ohw, Kentuck)f....iii~ Weat V1rg.n1a in hia .terrltoey· aM expecta to be· .tn .bia tales-work next week. He wu formerly Jn construction work And h!il.s been s11lesmau for the 1alt indwtry jn thia -area. . . Mr. Lloyd is president of the ·Middleport Board of Education, the Middleport Park A-ssociation phla Ralph Spencer cntertad.tted withWanarna .run10r L>I!!RBUt: a picnic .and. Wlttl:r l"'a!lt, SWldGIY m:magers voted on .Monday even eoventng at the Spencer f.arm, West lng to send a .team !rom tll1: lea. Shade, in obServance of the tllir· ~ue to the inv:it11tion•l tourna >(!'.:I'll~ t>irtttday of !:IllS son, kvin . m~nt ol Little League t~allllli a Following the picnic tr~~ppCr a '}alhpola from August 2-11. 'l)'lride was et)ljoyed. ' by Nicl; and Members of the tepresentatlvr )W 001DtC'3, M!l.lte Swat7.el ~ team will be selected from thosr r.anJ.ce vnd Dortald Whtr'rutJ'g, t:ralg league players between the age· Litd Judy Wohrung, Sednnlo, Michof nine and 12 inelu9i\'e. The man 'IQl and 0o1J1111''di S~cr S~ 1 ag<.'rs voted Orland Hesson of th· ioung, Jean Wt.~stc:r. Broad Run team ln the league a rnnnager (If the VO,hama entr) Mlnada MUI"I'ay O!'(jrlao .Spcncct \trs. Sidney Spl"n&.'l", Mm. Rog'?r i"l the Gallipohs tourney. The Wahama team will play r SpeDCer, .Mnl. Edwin Wcbrung and tenm from Jackson in tho ope'n rather, ~ . Berning. Mr :atl,tl Mrs.. i ng game of lbe tourn tt ment at I ·-t!da..'1 We~ru1111~ Mr. atid Mrrt P . 'M. on Aug;ust 2. U the - tearr Jll!tir SpencE"t', Mis!J H.ariett Mcin.bStl, th:C !honored gu.ei!lt and '&k. wins, it will next play on Au ;pencar. gullt 4. Marv!lli rec cl~ a~ number of OffiCial Little League rules wll prevai( tn the toumam ent wbicl ;li.f.$ from the grOu.p. w1U be played ori the .Memoria F!eld In Gallipolis. Tourney man e~ger is Clarence E. Thompson GllllijJiQ.U.s_~.toot~al) ~~~~: _ _ Tbe I lY fNI t.W.OH Li'ranJtltn boqlttl, er, 'Mrs. Albert Mecs allld ottte:r l"e· Josrph Hood and Mr8. Cati'l.e Hye. latiV!E'S. vi~11l'd Sunday iJ1I Chillicoltbi> ,:witllj Mr and Mrs. Jhl"rold lliblbie of the r(ll' mcrs brot~r , CIUCord Hookl Lanaasbelr we-re Sunday gu~ of who Ls s.erloooly Ill. ,.. Mr and Ml'!! Jack S("ld,cnalf..e and 1\tr a nrl ~tn;. Gk!n Obrascl of Day. ·daughter, Jacklyn Jca!lo. _ tnn are v1stlmg ~cr brother and Mt·. 01 11d Mrs Onuvcr H11wk t~nd sn>lL•J' tn baw, Mr and Mnr. Paldck t ami,J)' .and Mr. a.ntl !'tiJ'S KC'IJJJcth. Loth<ltiJ'. Recreatim1 Lawson o r Colum!Ju:; are the guebU M1..,, John Chllt';IC h.u returned lnc., the Micldl~port Board, a memt>er of Heath Metho· gcthcr 111 Mldugan SICVeJ:al yfJan; of Mr and Mrs. l'rieoc Hawk. hum ' alt,et a \'11:.$!1 in Darton with dla~ Church a~;~d the. Middleport· ag() Mr nnd Mrs. Nflol Yo'ung and h1•r son and daughter tn law, Mr. Pon;~.eroy: R()t.Uy Club. W llh:om G<tl'b('r, Akron, w.as a. ~m'>' of Duyt.o n wet'!" T1et'!Cn1. guC>Bt.'f and Mrs. Gten Chase. wockend 1-fl,l;,r:>L ol 11.ls parenttr, Mr of lu~ 1~re nt!i Mr .and Mr&. Dltiruli Ml"!i Garl Moare returned Ito her and Mn ~ W H li<~ t·IJet' Young luun-,• C he~le>r road, Monday, evenICE CREAM SOCIAL MF" Mark }{o i l ~~·. Huni!JJ. ngt.nn 1 Mr an.d Mrs. Justin J~t1kins'on oC Ill).( from Me1ga- General Hoapltlal vli91tcd Mr .O:IIH I Mrs Mpx Roll.; Lancaster vi(r;.i'\:ed SahLJI•tlay wtlh MT. nnrl ~·reported u imp-roving. TheM. Y. F. of t.hc Al~d Metband flanuly S:11:unlfly and 'JJt•comp- 13 nd Mm. John Frick. Air!! ltina Cr066 returned ~orne cbu.r(!h i.r l!llpob6oring .an ko flnied Mrs Mtu: ILJllr.r, Mr:-~. Htd)M1·. and Ml'8 Rb:: h.mrd R. Rupe ll.f.o >n dt~y t.'vcning after & Cream .Socl~ Saturdr.y eveninng, ard Gress an.d ~>"onr; h ~ Alhi'•LI:I .a:m :qK•ndi'11R n 10 dnY9 va('!at;ion at. Lt w1~h Mr .a nd Mn. Walter' July 7, in the Woode Grove. 'lbi!!N!! wh~e they Yl!il t;l' d Mn:. V1oia SH'!mon~l~ I>'J!i~lng IM igE', Vloyne, yr, Che:;tt;,r road . be calre, pie, pop and co6ee Jont'IS who i.!1 ~t'l1wul'il y il l .at UJ'l'l Canada · M.- and Mrs. Cl;em Watzck ct i fur. sale, abo:). . llii!Llcrest ~st Hmnt•. Rev und ll.fn ~ ogcr Bulhop. lett Culumbus V18itcd Satl11'<1ay All ptoceed.s from L'tis cooilatl WiD Mrs W~nmc Sktflm c'i"' who ha.>:J this m ornm~ Jnr a> vacation Mr a n dMrs. FJdJon Weielm. go •lo the church building fWld; ,. , bct'n ' li ving in l<.,.ond11 1; It ILQJh 1e thnoug h Vtr~i111ri.a Mr <Jnd Mr~ l .. awrence Lann· 'if== -_;;:-=-~·::"':"'"':':::-;'=:-,~::..~~~;;;;,.::.:,;~~~~-;;<;, e~.rcst of Mls W;lltcL H••ll'l'l\; 'Mnt Pat. HoiU>t• 6( lluntlllg'lon. w /Ill~ olOrl gL anddaughter Susan ! ' •<··· ·· ·-' . . ' - - -· SkiltlmorJ'. M~'ll'. lhurt:.~ un1 Mfl"llll y,, arroivecl Sundii'Y evening Fnr a Lannmg l('rt on Tuesday for Ci n· WOMEN WHEELS\ ltollort H.:ll'rir; Wt' n1 t<l Lakro Hope W{'(' k,-;. VJSLl Wlttt hi.<t gr<~n.dmntlw >' UI1H,!tl wlwrn !he y will vitilt lhc Sun day wit h W;Jlt cr B Harm Ml'd. Albl•rt Young nnd otiH'IL' rtlat I ·'niLifiJ;S llaughter and family lf"J"l.a '~"c t~. k,i...·, -:.1 M1· andJ Mrs. Glrnn Lambert l'o'I.!S. VIr. an d Ml'S. Ralph Zink for -a ,.. 11 t U were gu.-~;ts of Mr. ami Ml9. Gcu-ge. Mr an d Mrs. lfa nk Yotltllll: rt• wct> k ·~ ., , 10 [)o()]ittlc, A!h('.ns Snnclay, t.urt'lt> d ho me Sunduy afLI'Il' llj wr.c: k~ Mr s. l'hvlli~ Arter and son Btl · P··.T 'ts•ery,' ,· l;_' ~ean Tl'd Bryan, aun of Mlr and M:rw. vnc.~1ion at thdr- ca mp ul Gt. Bten~ lie of Glt•nforrl o ., \ ft.II!Pd Mr ~~ UJ J 1 It' 11 John fl.ryall, and Geno Hayes, l:iOL\ Htcky Mttl'rlll rrtllrncd to h•~ , ·mrl Mr• William Damols over of 1\11' r~ncl Ml"$. J\Tnold Hayes, Ill'- home, Middleport., Sunda v <'.veainJr I)J(' p:t•l wt•Pk cnd ' 'pj; 8J llfll'J' LoQ Chapman ~ , • •>! rivf'lcl nt IJ;Wkland A1r Forte n~--· after .1 week , V'il lrt wlt.'1 hirf blf1li"Ld ____ ~ t M "-- Mo:·· Brother Clhar"e himtelf a used ear. Anc:lent ID {I Ll .June 2J <IC l'Ordmg to word .-.. pll'l'ell ~. r an d ., n r~. Ro..-:.~'t ~ just · d b'I t!tetr ru>rMt& Afoor••a~ ,,, • s r. rears, it Ia preae,atable ihe outs1de. But inside, the l'!CLVc · ....uphohtery &bowed 1U true fott r weeks ba.slc trninmg cou~ M1· and Ml'IS. Danny Ca nlcr Hnll Spots 1bowed on the oeota,oncl Ulo flbric looked dusty and dull. th e lmys will be RS'Sigrood to tccho- fiam.ly l)f Da~ton lltl"e tbc gu t~I'S (If I ''We'll bave to work Oil Ql:arlie. nldJtn' 5 schooil. Mr 'lind Mr.~ HaJ'Vey Pier('c, '"WeT" I exclabtted. "" ~i:;----------Mt~ Chn,r!ot1e Perrin .and daugb- Mr .and MII'JIII. w. L Kautz spent H Sun. I ll.tlped YOU wuh that I CI' Bcvrr!Jy, Mr6 . J~m£tJ Arne)ld Lthe weekend ln Columbus wH>h /'fiTS. artwllg Of )'OUtl the uthc" day, ''He euelulll• dampened the tabwith the UquJd' and rubbed U nn'd daughter, Judy returned SatW' thlak turnabout carboD tet da) fomm a l"lortda W'8~. A sh nwer wa.s held rocently 'f-or bad done a &ood --.~,r "II ~fr and Mrs. WUllam Autt and Mrs Wilham Thomas, the form10 wb!II!OU!d 1 f•liLnlly -took Mrs Lo1'e1ta Lawhorn er Belly Ptckt•ns of Mason, at the help h m~ And ciAught••t Debby back ID tlteir home of .Mrs. Hal ph Cartwraght in both Hlti from home in Spr1ngfldrl Molllday Mr. Mason. tile ear tDd fQt Ault, who 1s employed on the Decorations tor the eveninJ tbem IDIIl tiJ•iwiitm So'uo river hunt ,L!t on vacation. W(!re earned nut in white and Jl o rc II when!:;:~~~~~;~~~;~~~~~: Mbs Maur~ 'I'ayt'l:lr has retUMed pn'lk anrl severa l ga mes were tllq be& rrom ll, visit ~n Hu.ntlngton played duLinJ.ol the co~_Jrse of the ---~ venlng With Mrs. Curtis McDan· 1cl winnmg the door prt~e. Also winning a pl'i:t.e wa:; Mrs. Donnie .SOQ<a RESISTANT IDe Theodorus Co.uneil Daughters of America mi-t Monda'y evening at the IOOF Ho.!l with .Mrs. Harry Stahl, councmor, presJding. The report of the audiQng com· POMEROYSOCIETY ,.. r' Mra Thomas Cook was mstalled Mr .and Mrs Wuliam Ri«:}lard Mil'S. Fred Schroath 'llnd family Wji]St;n rm~ 18wtil) aroe announAnn and Rick, Clarksburg ruri\'ed cmg t he buth of a 15<1n Mooday a.t MetJgs General H09Pital GNndpar· today fo ra vi:sit with her mo.'tbeT ents are Mr .and Mn;. Wosle)' Lew- Mrs. C. M fuwin Mrs. Erwin has received worrll'lu'L her cousin, Mi.w 1!1, Zanesv11lle, and Mre. William eXecutive .vommitt.ee men at !.he Willeon, Lebart'. Gl'eat grandparents Virginia Arnold, RN, LS Uil at St. .are Mlilio V11n Meter, Letart, and FrarucJS H.ospJttal, lluntini$.on . Mrs Roger KilUe and daughter Mrs. Lemley, Z801e19ville. Heten , Glous~cr. svent Mmday GUILD TO MEET with her aunts, Mal VeSba McOly Mr ~ndr Mrs. Da¥id W~n ofl~hdr Son. and daughter io la~, Mr. Th W , G 'ld ot the Fed- and Mrs BulT Forrest, and Mr. [ ZanesvtU'e spen.t Sundaoy WLth Mr. and Mrti P-.ul Kautz and katily, e omens ~~ Forrest Michiael Kittlle eon of Mr altd Mrs Glll:rai. f'reeman, .TlMIY M1:-;s DiXIIA!' Sewell of Mariet.ba Is e~atedh ~.~ch ~1 30meflt at ~~ .and Mn1 Rloger lUttle graduated were -accompanied horne by Sttareh the ~-.~ucst of he-r grandmother Mn. 1 ~h ur~ ~y a t dF.p. m ., ~oat- from Glo,u9~:r Ht~h School In M.ay Freeman who w:l.1lJ be their gueM. Ch1u1les Warner and Mr. Warner. 8 e PfY arves er *as and i~ planni:ng to enter Ohio UniM'l' . .and Mra. Ray Glaze and J501ll1 Mr. and Mn~. Joseph , Mecicer, CfllloOB, _ _ venalty as an archl1octural eng1n.. Timmy re\lurned OOme Sunda')' dau;;hler S~n and son Benla.rd of .eerJ ng stude-rrt ~ n th e f.atll from a vtslt in Akron with hdB Clt.u·lC$lon, W Va . vi8b'd SaturMr 'and Mrs 0:~-1! Vandi!Thootl moti!.Br, Mr9. Homer Glare who iJJ day w~t~ Mrs. Frank Brandenburg • Ha•r • Styl• ;I Winnlng • • as cOLlDCLllor ·· when - - -- ;'When yov woftt lht "HIIIIIne:1' ' UL WhHHt-Whlle" lila! you I i1ca• po..l~ly obtain, " ' lo ! l.your •ntwer. One coot of 11•1• ncoptlonal finish either; evtt Jorat;llt lxlerlor Primer •r for ony repalnl Job, pro-! duct• a llla11llng whllt ftnlth a. ont coat. Tht economy crtattd by a one-coat paint I lob shoullll certainly be con- I thftred whtn f.J ftnt cla11 ,.ll'lllo 4nl...t. - Is Installed As D of A Councilor Roush Mrs Margaret Gloeckner, Mh! . Eileen Buck, Mrs. Mabel Housh and Mrs Fern B Hayman Present were Mrs Altce Wolfe, Mrs. Betty Roo.1.sh, Mrs Etta Mae Hall, ~1rs Ora Ht!l. M.rs Lelah Lilude• mlik , Mrs H.owc na Ho~"· WILSON ARRIVED Tuesoay, July 3,. 1956 IKE HAS ·-A NEW'GiiAi\!~~~~ 1Mrs. Thomas Cook The Dailv Sentinel Mrs. Ruby Hupp , M• s Hetty n.eL•s, MJS5 Jamce Webb Mr~ Geraldine Webb, Mrs Clara Pu well, Mrs Bertha Robinson, Mrs Focte Hayman Mrs Phyllis Yo11ng Mrs Clara Mae Sargent Yl •s P.1lld1ed Chapman an1l daughlcr Con nte Ka)', Mrs. Dons Sll~-rr. Mrs Ramona Yonker, Mrs. }-'aye Proffltl, ·Mrs John Fu; hpr. i\lrs (;rover S-.hwr, Mrs TJoro· Uta Salser, Mrs Howard Rohmson ar.d sons, Ra)'mond :~nd Carl and Mus Ann Sargent Sendmg glfls but unable to at· tend we1 e Mrs .. Anna Grtmm of Belpre, Mtss J ean Ashl ey, Mrs VP.Im a QuLllPn, Mrs. Jerry Sham o( GaiL poils, Mrs Anna ShaJn nnd Mrs Ada Norris " 1 •• ' Free MerchantS .' -=---- AND 'IJ:acuum-a · n- Rub r CLINTON FISHER ONI OP fHI tuturet at the Qerman Halrdreuert Sh~tr In rrankfu.rt waa the open at11e or fantasy event. Tbe one on· thia JOUDi lady wa• hida:ed the win• • ner. It wa1 nlcknamed · .. Froa I{tq... (lntematfon.t~ll:rchu~e) COMPANY Rain- Paint Phooe 6007-Y -·-- - - - -- - L... -,.-· - ·- ----- - - -- - - l 7_'t? v__l!._·e*:P. ·-- . Honored At Shower By C • hf BAKER F11rniturt .~ '.H~W~: kL _~...: '!!"""'',. 11la•le r. l ... ;wnt . - ~:=~~~!'· • a.... _ AffOID ~ .. ~.. . . . . lila .. . •h• p;, I • .SQ Whedm Ja11 ISO or SIO,OOO )'fi'Q ca• ba t•.u• of uJII&Utpaaaed quality- werld fimout ArtM~u,j tli&mond quthty Eath Arltarved dltmoad rlnr b n~rhtered and auaftnleed 011 . all 4 qtatlltJ' palnlt-haekt rl by OIH' repulttlola ' 1 aacl ... Included Mrs. Rosa Fink. Mrc. Fred WIJI, Mrs Lester Zer· klo, Mrs. Donnie McFarland, Mr11. E. A. Sehackel, Mrs. Hem"y Elias, .\Ira, Dayton Raynes and Becky, : irs. William G1bh!, Mrs, JQhn Challin, Mrs. T. J. Ryan, 1Mrs. Clarence Dav1s, Mrs. Cur~lll Mt'· Daniel, Mrs. Esta Bumgardner, Sara Harper, Mrs. Harold ScbWiilrt. Mri. Joe Elias, Mr~. Ri.ymood Grinstead, Mrs. Howard van Matrc. Mn. Leille Ingles, Mrs. 1'homu HP.dmond 11nd Ray, Mre. Frea .rohnson, •Mrs. Orville RerJrnond, ~frq nen,qli Ne\11\l~ and Mar"V1n. MrJ'. Fred Spencer. Ml'l. Eliza. bet,h Rice, Miss Sadtc Elias, Mr.:t. CbarJes Stunley, !M."s. W. H. FO!¥· lesong, Mrs. Hobert Lee, Mrs. ---. Nathan MeDtniel, Mrs. Glad~s GUbert, Mrs, Carl Schwarz Jr., U1U Betty Kelly, ,MJS& Ruth McIntosh, Miss Mary Duddlna:, lUsB ~:liza.beth Cooper, M_lss Lucy Coo~ er . Mrs . .B.ichard J ohn.aon, •Mra. Halph Pickens, R11lpbie Cart· wnght, 11nd the host ess. by.Art~•- f arnoua for ovex lOOJean. v ~ .vt!JP - •' ANITA II, 1 Pub model, wean a ribbon acclaim· 1nt bu 4'ClnllDODd1 1958" 111h1 plan1 to comt to Uldted Stata to compete In tht "14111 Ublv:trll• tonted. She w.. Neentl1 n1m1d otftel•l beaut, tnl4D' tor ll'ranct at the Plle&at. (lntt1'ftatlomdJ thtB little t.eam.AWtUlcSox MRS, SOUDI~I HONDRID Mfl' J•m" SQ.\IIders ~ 8\J.eat of b6hor at a blrthday party M Mr home Friday,· A ,pink and. wh~ Mrthd.,. .,.•• aDd bo~p<>mado lee eream wwe bmusht to 't11e SiOOdera llo11>0 b1 M,._ Cllfi!clrd J' 0 ' J:ec>llonl ""' :ll!r.i: liotPil ollllo.· Tlleoe '""" lodl"' u;.,. on•utL l)lrthdaJI oi4<lntioa ' ..eli o! till jWUp, ~on at Wahama. " Utners resliJllng · wert,· Floyd Mt>adows, Carolyh Clia"'ben and during tbe pa&t year. '1 J~JtoJ:s . hJret;t f,t Monday's ¥\e~tUJ.g w1th monthly salaries paid are as foHowa: Ht!rman Conde Pl. Pleaaant Jr. High School, ' 12 mGntbl, $200; Mrs. Herma.n conde h . pt. Pl..sanl Jr. Hlgb Sc:bool, 9 • , $1&0; Harold c.tder, Pl. f200: Hilb Horton, High, 12 months, Pt. Pleaunt Rtebant 8 months, '100. High 1 I I HANNAH TROY b,ueves iiq the ehoulder d~ 1 wlth emphul1 on the hJgl'l : wattttd .UhOdette, atllluatratedl in tbil na.tura.l lilk plaahtJ '!"h. aheath. with a '•trataht trnm. cunl•ll d.r,... tole ~·· il eorind ~y a amar\ breeze bolero arid. col· Jared ~d cuffed lh white linen , St)t ban(Ung makea the tailored! el'!: t)).oe ~ ~!!>!'(', In business before tbe • · .'1'1I 0 Aid . ~E>etiQg FIremen o(ficers for tbe COm· 1ng ,.r were Rev. v . , • , ·· t,.Lilt.·Je J.JeitgD. I -~ WPslty Jenkins ciloaen to (! 1he new chairman. Rev. c b"' 1J F named chair· 8 ase iiJl und man and Rev. fi4lph Zundel was ·• I~dectt!d as secrctary·treuurer otb('r new elected. was iJ:n a drive to ajd Mel&ts WJiform Fir! equipment fund. tbe Pomeroy fir .Department and Emergency Squad todtr anraounced that its II"Ptb cor.o. hllcblne would be on c atreet S1turd•y trom Ill a • m. untJl '0 " -. ''' July ·Sale 1 :fu. ~ifure, ' Floor ~~•er ·ing & Applionc'$. ' '' . ' Select the furniture, flapr'cbverin g ond Applianc.es from the ' .quality . ,_ ...,. 1 - -- -·· - -..... -··v ... v ..:.!' llli11.L. o,l t&.~ fund , drin Sfid tbat rec~lved from the O.lt of PGP-t:Ma would be turn· ~iOdi' tO t~e Little Leainle~ He llilf ~lit!a~d tbat.. all firemen on~:~ emetlebe,> ~qlij(l men wbo m.ax llile to iHial 1t tbe Sat· llt~y Ill& to eoatae& him immecf~atlly. , .. 11 ..,roeeeda: El-~erfel~.s ' tb~ ~lt , Lea~Qe ~1ebaJ1 llhna!i ~ ....,11 .... ..!1. .. SAVE NOW • ' ' . I l ' ' , nationa~ly ·k~wn brands ~n .the ~econd and if'l· d ·finn be R. Kon.krJiht was . 7il"8 jl'f\0~(' • b'aded ,t_he achool lqpe~ program in~ taught pb~.alcal eduea. l\atberiue Woblmm: THe ' Jat~r two had been on leave of abaenc:e The guest ILst PLAN HAMBURG FRY fb.c Put C~'$ of ftftJID)lll Templ e Pytb!lan Si ~tem 'MIU h0\~11 a hRmburg fry , Thuro:ia.y at aw"- 11 cy's Lak e nt 6 p. m . Mernbera: l'equested lo t.alt'C 'ltwir own ta>DUe Phoue 481 reargned at M«;>~day's meetw two were -.rtllce Neaae ,m•••'· ~lilcJler Bnd ..Betty Burris; Ra;y Workman, Mrs. . IIITINI, two Wahoma l'l~h ~.ohooJ, offj. .. I vmlt• of IDOdern bride~ end IIT<~om~ everY" 'Whf'l1!. To fh everr budat.L, It '~ an.Uable In • wld11 YUifllJ' of diamond aiut from '0 1)~000. .. - ..... .., 1M& 111;0tr llutnt .... C8nl~rhn"' ~PI It • df!.!ln. Mqnificent ly er•hed bdnf oat dMI fin1 of ht dlamolld· ll it lllperblr .-.~ ' CAN ~~ On The Brijjhtest Oomer · In Middleport recetpts•. Five- teachers, ' fncJuding .McFarland. A 10 CUBIC FOOT FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERA'J'OR FOR ONLY 249.95 are r·, Mrs. Thomas Is IT'S TRUEr ''PT..ho ·· 6t ''PariAti ot tb'e Little te•ruera ~- tho plben too hove been ask<d IO 81Vo Whll.tevor IUia!onee tfley cin on tbe, il'roject. vice Rev c . E. Hoyt was the p~e. s1dlna chairman ot th~ meeting at which Rev.. Zundel L T Wkn-k lntn, Eugen'e llrow'n '11 Konk: rti!ht were welcomed into tbe 88• sMiatlon £ellowship Revs Jenkins ~e d Gard ner and ' NJle.. · · Borden .s:!made tip tbe rem11inder of those r:c:::at l;; iddl.tl.:;u i.u R,.gy iilll" .:tid Doster, h05t putor ' Jl · . Further plans for a GD~ntv. Wlde Jnterdenomination¥1 0ut't. raJ-\f at Portland Par,t wn' also diiN!IQsed prior II) fbe a4Jo..-n. me.Qt ot tbe meeting. · ~ next ,meetin'- ol thS mlnister1a1 fellowship will 1¥' sePt. 10 . nd fJ 1 TWO Civil sm•ts " Filed In Cpurts Milas aiNII!AL HOSPITAL A~mi~:' HeDty Cleland, Pom· Tlfo suit& were filed: t• ibe. of. =·~·~t Allen, tortlaad; 1 iiee o( the Clerk of Courts of n. "'h. sobnlon, Rle,i,ne aDd Meiss County OD TuesdaY. ~. Rpush. " ~ae, , ~: - · l!irlPfte 11eevee Garnet F. Haym~n, J,.QQ• ~ttom At~~~y; J~ Dlfn, ID.rtiloDvUie; RFD 1, bats filed suit IQ!o- ffivOrc:e ~~ · ,Dl=er It•"!•· Pomoro, Poilitror. and uo fl'<ll1l l!al'>y Altrod !f>Ymin also of LoDe Bottom. -· ' T . ~RIAGI LICINII 11111.. P,lklnl/ ilo Lotet ran ' lllilm~~tber •ui~· Kfll1111, . l!oback ·tiJI oplst Su>ie. ,1!!. Gainer ••JIO,rer illit..........ROI>Wolr . !'f! WJlUIIII Golner ~~· that PolO...,. -:-~• ' , 1, ""'' allow J!1'0C( ot i1t -·"'~· ·' ' "" ., ' :..3 ;. ' t1tJ8' to , certAin ltlal elit&f:e{ " a'· lf!loiiiiit .i . ....... l • �. . I • ' , ..Thurs(fQy, July 5; .1956 '. . IICIWID .. DWIN I GIN. MOl. On RIYNOLD E. ORIIINI Publlabed every afternoou urept Sundag by Tbt! Ohin Valley Setiot!\1, Inc., .at 110 Mechanic St., Pomeru,, 0. Bush1es.; ullice p!loue a98, editorial office phone m . Entered as Jtc\)Dd class ma.illnr mauer at the po.!ll l)rnce 11 t Pomel't".y Ohio. N:titlorud advertltlnf represent•tlve, luttinl'lli-KIItl. ball. lne, lt.l Lexilliton Ave., Nt'W Yurlt City, 18, N Y Sub11criplloll nte~ : Dei!Vf!ry by ctrrler where available 30 unb tlllt week: one year ln advuce...,t Tha Daily S"lltinel uffJce. '1580· rfx mootbill $'1.80; three RJ011th1, t3 90. By mul()t retute where J,'t'allable: one mo.atb, $1 . By mall one year $8; sh: months. S4 2ft: tlue.: months, $2.1k:.; ooe month, S.l. ,,' ' • Our Everyday Roads Need Help ,. ..,.• ~ •• •• ,.••• ;• .•. t • •• Then• are two system~~ of roads in the United States. Best -knnwn IS the network of "t!rt>am highwuys"-t he four and si~ lane super-h igtlways th11t are f•U l" "Sun!lav lwst" for the ()('('9..'1· lonal long-dts.tance trip. Less kc>own- but t'lirving nin t>·fenth ~ of a;i truffJc_,is the sy~ tem of e"istmg ~maller roads. These are our "t: Vl'ryduy" road~ .. the ont>s you U'3Uall y travel wht>n you go to t-own .. that your wiff' uses to go !hOppmg .. th at factory workers u.ge to gl't io work . Congress has just appropriated a multi-billion dollar program for );oth or these ~y~tems. Thll 40.000 mill!.~ of super-highways to lmk our big citit•s together will -be hu 11t. But in dire need of im· mt>diate attention art' the everyd:~y ro&ds that represent 119 per· cent of total milt>age- and thai .tll'('ounts for mo.~t of the ratal .lt·ridents, even though most trip.!! n'l 1hem are the everyday short ridt·~ . The ~e road$ were built in thf! ami '30's when traffic wa.a !Htt anti h•w people ventured '20'~ • • -•• •• ••• ! •• " ... • '• •• ' '•• ~ 1' l • '· • !r' "•~ o11tu them at night . Thl•y are too 1.arrow . . . hove dangerous curves . and need slgns and warn · lngs ttl11t will be brightl.v visibJ:.o 24 hnurs a day, to cars muving at modern fast sp£'ed!'l. Wh ile the .'I U· r•er roadll ar" buildin g, and arterw11rd, the need for s11ving livei apd moving traffic 15 desperute on these everyday roads of ours. Congrf:!8, retognizing the nt>ed r.:.r improving state .11nd county road;;, has provided funds to aid qta;e~ and l'Ounti t's. These fl'rl· etal funds, however, can be ust>d only i( the local governments folso uppropriate funds to cover 1 the rest or the cost. Bring:ng our roads up to our needs .. t>liminnting death trap~ .. marking t11em with reflectorlzcd signs and m11rkings all depend ~on publ ic support of local orfi· dais in their efforts to give us a complf'te modern road syStt>m. The EIPctrlc I.lL::hl and Power the rlevdoj.mcnts in the various inrlu~ t ry nn1l CtJuipmcnt makenl"ypt>..s or rt'llctors. Thl!i group, :1rt> mumtuinmg n lead m the de· which ~ill be composed or. nu · velOJIIlJenl or nul'leur e nergy for clear J;Ctentbt.~ :..nd execuhvt>s, I he u~t· s nf <'h•ctri!! onwt>-r (or the will review the designs and rt•· lwnr•fjt O[ the peop\e 118 ro&t l& pert tO local ('Otnpanies the mOst po~si 'Jl t>. ?romiMing typ;•s !hut might be More than $.100,000,000 nave IL~ed economlcullv. hf'en involved bv rompanles or It wllJ hi' the job or lhis group t:roups In the planning. coniltructo see- thal lhe entire indu!ilry .f iun nnd re~f' arch in !hi!! great is kept nwart' of the dt!velopmen!JI *llltW snuroo nf totw•·~y thilt all American ~ hope will he out to peac e. ~o th ey con maintoin WOl'h.l leadtime uses Snme utillty compon · ership in llw beNI me thods or uslu are Jli lt·lii' IPIIIinl-( in the plan· ir.l!' nuriPnr fi~t.~iou to prnvi1lf' Tltng or huilrling of atomic re- ~ lt•t' l riclly for the homes and rM'· acto rs riijh! now, und 113 com- !Pries of the nation . It Is imporht.n~ that thl.s nation panies ure nct lvt' in thlw fiuld , forge ahend with the peace-timd Th1> Jlrohh•m of merclv lll'Orlllt'· to show the ~ng t'!edridly ft·um ~pllltinll the atamlc proiram world ttlat American knuw-hliW atom ha~ het·n snlv('d. The jub of RhOwA the way for better living of lndu!lt ry now 111 to gel It flown to a ,,r ice thut 1.~ compctulw with :•!1 the people, the l'onventlnnul wny~ of develop. 1'h!9 Is belni done. The Atomic inl( electricitv, h\' cool, Gil or Eneriry Act of l91Hi proVIded thnt W;otf'fflllls. This i~ quite n. loh In American lndu.atry could gu Ameril'll. wlwt"e ell'ctricily Is flhead and find the best Way11 to ch•Bp. II 1.~ not Jmeh a problem in use nuclear ener2y fur the im other counlrlt!q where the f!Osi rt·ovement or our atandnrd or Ijy. h~~ not huen hiOUj;~hl down 10 low In&. !! 1! !~pn!'tant that thi ~ re)n th i.~ countr.v. lhe coat of elct· main tbl.t! Way without the usl&tlri.:IIJ haa het•n nne of tbe tew ance of government plnnnera. It product s !hid )JaR JOWI:'reil h\ -price 11 not neceuary lor tho Atomic 1, the midgf of rising co11ts of F.nergy Comml.uion or any other living. branch or the Federal Gnvern~ Rt•l'rnt ly a task forcr on nn~>lfar r.ul'nt to d•~·Piop ett>ctrlclty by powrr wa~ ~el up bv lht! lndn~lrv this method, except perhaps In an tn kt'l'll niJ eompanle.~ abreut or l''l:perlmental way. 7~ . 1-- - ---- -'- - - - - --·- Future Promises 1 ·" Wreck less" Driving By leaaae Smttll, Dldie S•fetr ·coDnttlbt \ Tll•t Wfillld; liiv~ olv... li~~~ ato01~01~· i~ !l'oltillda, t~ nyrth: ,\o'ri,.oot Ill tfti· nilln l•p•n•.. 1!• ti•dl. . .h, . ..,., 1.., , .. It ..ouJ~ , oU9 Atblaur.p for tllf Unlt'ed State• As it brldJfl, • lhll Ullrllt ill!! .......... d"~~Uti 1!111..... rod.,_ , a...... . Hi....... tr•tl.e t j, tiP cem. liiiNiol ...1<1!1" ..... loeol ud !lfilitrlia lrilllb o1 ....... lmt llldl ~odod I eMr all, • • ._.,... rtr aib- 1 '" ...... fllllllitltl;. .\.. .·- l !:s .: .onJIIII' - HARTFORD Amy Jivid en, Mr9. A. B. Wood· r~ m , Mrs. Huth Boley ond Mrs . Stone as hoslcsaes . resent won• Mr. and Mrs. Elmer 1\hrtin, Mt". and Mrs. Gene Crow, Mr. and ·Mrs. eL11in, Mr. and Alr.s. R. G. Wuody.11rd , Mr. and Mr.s. t'. A. Baley. Mrs. Raymond Mt•.sgrave, Mrs. Clara f.. rwis, Mrs. Mne RhoatJe.q, Mrs . Gertrude Bate. uwn, Mrs. Nulon Swackhammer, ~1 !".~. Cco1ge HJ·own, Mr~ . ·Merrill .lhnn~on anti children, Mr. and ~1r ~. George Jame.!" and son. S<yn· was ct• lebrul••d Sunda y a1 <J lld Ml·.s.· Tucker Wllllllmson und his hum"' near Mrddlt•p<•rl lldlh u childmn , Mr~~- Mannlll Detauder number of r e! a!Jvcs aruJ ft· r,.nd~ Mn io'lorence Newell, Mr;o . .,'lur~ gllf h<·J·IriJ.( at his hom1 • uu d hnng. 'rtJtdH"ll n n~ 1loughter, Mr. and mg hrm mi.iuy Jlrc~t·nL;;. I r; . .lulu1 MtLchdl :wd ~pu, Mr. Mr S;;vtu wus 11 furm t•r n·.~irli- nt illld Mrs. Hobel't 1leU.lil.lt'l' ond of Mawt; ('uuu!v and op<'!i.lli•d ;r ) tl:•ugh f, t·, Mr. and Mrs. D>'uvPr larr;::t- fann in l"tw ,\r htwklt• i.' lt•nn nod ehlidn~n. Jum('.-s l\1 lriel 1!1• i~ elnp!or<d Ill" !Ill! NY(" (. r"UlH)l, Mr. :!tld Mr~ . LUWI"t'tll'C rarll•oatl. . Sldt•r·s t1tHl huhy. Mr. and _\lr.~ llrtl .lrJhll'-'tln :1t1d .~ ons, TT(• nry Pn· ~ ~· n l lo f' njort•d lltl• di!tllf'r !; J,.nn an d ti;Ju ght er. WIN$- TRIP ]lrcp;u·•' d hy /'.11~ su_.,,.,. :tnt! hl"r Juhlin g McClung spf'nt Wedneaf<~mily wt·rt' M1 anU :\11 .-. l!us'<· ll rl;~y and Thursday in Cincinnati. Sidt•rs· a11d tlar1~hkr , ,\lul'h•lt:~; PAST MA1"RONS lit won the tl"ip from a news. Mr. :.tnd Mn .Junior· ~: 1yrt1 :. n(l P:1st \1ai i" On~ or l't . Jol l'l eo~:lnl 11s 11 corrJe:f. · pf'per .son~ and daughl~·r, lh " llllo·r ~ oiJ : I l~l'~l·· flh Slur Chapte, 'f. Ujuy c ~ Mr· urld -Mrs. llH~·IJII'Ad S:t.\rc, au1tl lht't l" :. lltwl pir•nlt· M11ndav t'llt>llBAPTIST PICNIC cht ldre n, Mr ~. S}lvJu ll owt•l l nnd I iug ut thl' home uf ·Mrs. Jl'lliC' The BDptist Sundav Sehoul en· chrldrt'll, \1t·. ant! :'rlrs . .Jun iur' Slorw v.-ilh Mrs. oma il Yi' r. Mr~ i-J~·<'d their picnic at the New lla. llh-1 I >~'n J~iJeWASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS I ..- ~Uttn l'llzab•th- Chutchlll "Mar Vlsll U. S. N..t Year ~ I .. f ·, . ~" - ... / Jom11tew" Festival lo I• ....., lfg Annlvenorr in 1957 J ~ Special to Ccn!r<Jl Prt«8 Auocfatfon W~AIIRJNGTON-Qu~n rome to the United William Purcell who haS been lht• guc.o;t of Mrs. Hpnry Jenkins !o1· sevl!l"al weeks returned to his hnme in Alhambra, Calif. Mt·s. (; Borge Drown, Columbus, i: thf' ~ucst oC Mr. and Mrs. W. T Stone. 1\lrs. F A. Chnpman Is visiting ~- . Ellubeth and Wlnflton Churchill may next yeor to help celebrate the lliOt,_ e.nnlveraary of the birth of this nation. , J Arid the president of France may also attentl In reecgnltlnn of maj11r role hls country played In freeing the English cutot\leu rt·la tives 1n Lancaster. ·Mr. nnd Mrs. Hal'Oid Board and son, Wcirlon are spending their v:,('ation here wifh relatives. Miss Len:~ Emhleton, Chester, Stlllet~ In America tr~m !!r!t!!!h. ~\!! ... h:• ~ hr~n wlsitin~t her brolh er-in·l ow llnrl sister, Mr. lnd \1' . • The oceaalon will be the Jameetown Festival of I 19~1, which will commemorato the nrst eucceee- ' tul and permanent Englleh colony In the new world. When Enrllah ~loniet• landed at Jarne•· town, Va., In 1601', it marklld the begtnntnc of what waa . to _became . the ~ Vntted . States of America.. Captoln Smith ot JoMtatow" _ . •• • • • Jamtatown In UIOT. 1'h1 Prtatdent wl\J alto torntally dedtca.te lhe 23-mlle Colonial Parkwa)' which wlll t<»nnec.t hl1tortc WilllamJ!Iburg with Jamestown and the Yorklowd batUefteld, three of th.e natkm'e mOJit biutorlc lhrlfttl. • • • • I lli.U" to\1'141rtlrt f9e ~tttAtL The.ll~~·~>oh O...to; .ro,uval -,·. ,•·•x~t; PowhplH'• 100~ ,, · I<!IUJoM ;an,lo3PM.I.. .,to_,llen4 '""'"'!)011."'·,.., ·I-'!!!~ p1& ~~ ,,, ' • 8;30 Jaye P: . Mo~an .siow tJ:'lS N~ws Cl}1l'VIJ.f /' 7:QO Death VaP~ Da,YI 7:30 Tlle WJp,Sf.~ t. 'iJ:4.l /. Reif\ Batrb"·G.or.aer '1f:OO 'IhHfl\ Dr Conaeq$ncet !0:30 Life ollUI\oy ' ' 11 :00 Ne'"" . .. f . p :oo w... . ·.. 11 ·10 Prt\oio Jll'• ' ·· 11 :15 GF~"" ,!!~t.~of C.iJU!rt II: 30 .,.~,go .,.,joJiUO ·· · 12:00 ~ · - Off _ · -"'· - - --';,~-. -- WCHS--TV Chonr.ft!·l THUUDAY wer,. sent 8:00 Si(n On bv ureem,.nt, to ioln In the oc- · 8:00 Captain KMa"atOO cu,..ption. But no Ruuiail8". 9:00 Garry Mootfl '· Then th~ came Ule Iranian sit 9:30 Atth"ir Gq;dUntlon in 194fJ. Greltt Br.ltaill and 10:30 Stlrlte it Ri-ch full1lia bad rn::cupled Jtan lt'l 1941 ll·OO Valiant Lady tn kPf!(l it nut or" G&r'mlinv's hands. Love of BrA&In wltbdre\.- lt!! •troops alt•or-1 U:SO . ~arcb (qr . TO!I'tOfroW th11 war. T-he Ru11sian trooos- reo ll::'G Gui4inl I.JI~ 12:00 Midday ·w-u M.atiioee'"-·rnJ . mn lri ed . St aII n re f use d repea ted 12 b-n"nlttfl reahests to remove them ..1 Al!l .I.'D u•- ~ u u;u, We ·."o , ·""• .ReiiJ q.,ater From tr•n 1:00 Johnrty Cllrs'on Show Iran apDealed to the United 1:30 Hou.separtyNatlons. Tliere was a bfter liJlht 2:00 The Bit Payoff fof mOnths In . ttie U. N." Sl!ctirity .2:30 :bob Cro!lb:Y · Show ~"'!olldcU. Jn ·the end, RtuSia waR 3:00 Br}ghicr ·nay · cOm!felled" to withdraw. That wall 3:1~ Secret St'O#m " mon,ume11t~l .defe*t for Stalin. , 3:30 Edi:e. of Nlaht Had the U. N. failetf. it i.~ doubt· 4:00 Katie's K;t<;~ \ rul whP!ht>r it could have long 4:30 Lucky 8 Ranc;h !.U!"Vived. · 5:00 The Early Show Nex-t tame the bill Berlin blockti:OO Art Lln•k'te-tier gde of 1948 a.nd lll49. Russia ani( tl:15 Doujj"}as ~wards Stalin was ·Mr. Russilj - ~ben-, ·tried fJ;30 Sgt. ~to)l ..of tbe Yukot to force the ,Unlt('d States, Rrl- '7:00 B9A ,~,C~!J.I.ro1n"P.. ShoW lsin and Fnvf'e o•1t of the l'ity, - '7:30 CUmax · ...,, wllirb·· -.t•:1s Unircr joi11t Big Four 8:30 Four star 'Playhouse OCf'UDRt!on. 9:00 Arthur Murray Rtt <~~ ia c>Htnblished a blm~lradc 9:30 Quiz Kids ~>f WA~I Berli n. which the We!:!- 10:00 Esso RepooJ;er ~'rn Allills htHd. Tha retort was 10:15 Spfl~ P~IJde fh t• ltteilf Berlin airlift. 10:25 Weathe.r.m~ Th111re WIJI a IJO-mile belt of so. 10:30 Pl'lac.e PlAyh(lllse vlet-Oocuptt!d territory . between 11:00 Newe Berlin an~ _West Gern:u~Qy, In_ 11 11:05 Tilt> bt.e- ·show ·oerlod "of .ll irfonth§ Allied plal-ies Stgn OCt Prayer flew 2.348,315 tons uf tiu-ppUes flrrnss tbat belt to Rl'rlin. "Ru$Sl!l ~barrdoned the -blockade. · ·U. · N. In KOf'fran W1r Next canle . thf' Koiean War. THURSDAY Undtt RUA:~lnn direelifll'l, Communliit North Korea inva~ed tfnited States-protected ~rtuth Kor!'!n nn JunP. m. unm. The United ~~:;·~~~~~~~< to tothelilllJ.t. It tno,k fl. N. In lh:.. .o~ent mili· Com- FRIDAY 8:00. 8 :00 s<p; On -~ - 9:1)0 G~ Moor•· 9:30-10:30 strike It iuclo 11:00 Valiant batfir "':· ~ ' IU5 Love of LK'J::';. · . 11:30 Sem>h Jor Tomortlnf .it:45 G\olllltlg U\!bt' · 12:00 Mtdda'y Mati-n!ee · 12:30 AI! the Wofll:l Tarn! 1:00 John by Cilrson SbOW 1:30 H~~ty 2·00 Bi@ Paro-l! 2:30 Bob Crosb:~t Show ·. )· ,. •· Edp o1 ·.' ,. ,. ' Niebt 4:00 Ka\J.e•e !Cltclleu: 4:30 Lucky 8 !Wnclt 5:00 The Eorly S~)f 6:11) Regional 1\eMrtftr "" e: U5 Dou-~ &twards · •6:30 My Friend Flid:a · ·'1:00 Mama . \,') ._, .) ,. · ~ · '1 :30 · PloyhouG«t .o ( Stars 8 ·00 · 11he Crusader a:ao Highway PatTol No. 9:00 Lineup 9:30 Pet'ISIOn to Person l 6:00 Nt!WSI JO:t!J Sports P-rl"rade 10: 2~ Weat.OOI'm&n IO·:JO DoteUne: Europe 11:00 N~s 11:05 The Late Show Stgn Oft Prayer. SWEET PICKLES .. ·Official Board . Chttit:man Named 3:00 5rll:bt.er Da, . 3:15 Secret Storm s,3o "Ev1111 hu the PERFECT TRDI •• , , LESS MadiJoa Whole .. ,, ' •' WHTN-TV Channel13 - ~. l:ftrrY P. Smith wu &elected as t!halnnan and Frank Vaus:haD u vlee· ebafrnian WhiBJI the Springs 1, Brownie Trodp · Official Board .o f the United Me- Party ls Held Cbutc:h' met Monday evening at the church. The Rock Springs Brownie ·Prayer· by tbe tt.ev. ' Eua-ene Troop 1 enjoyed a party It tbe tb!)dtat BrowD opened the meetlnlil. Dur- hom~ of Mr•. Orin Smlth after • lng the bualnell session ~ report they , had ·• awimming party at ot the board of ed\lf!itlon com· Lbe pool Tuuday afternoon. mJaaiQQ wu liven by Tb'eo Smith ·Mr. Smith thanked thase ·responaiMrs.. Smith wbo ia a teacber in tle ·for the children's · pro- the Sall8bucy · 1'own&hip .&eb~ol bad taugbt the giris and she plangram beld recently; tu ned the party for them. tioned the fact that . all d Pomeroy Higtl who are Refreahioenta of Ice creBUl and members of Lhe chUrch were 1 e1kier"' .were · .served to cu, theae present to receive their testaJud1 GeJiheimer, Linda Brownies: u)q.ta. Mr. Smi.tb also announced r.nd Ruth BaUey, MarUyo Mo_ore, that there would be a workers ana teacbers conference and pic- Linda Smith, Susie Arnold, Jane and Jar:tlc:e Evans, ;patty Fields, JUC in the near future. There was a dlaeuuion Df Luanna U!Onard, Anita CoiUns -their gueals, Sue Kasw and morning WDrflblp servtC!ea beiin· and IUty Cou.d, They wert! accompannlnlil at 8:30 a. m. d.urfnc the remainder of the summer and it red bY Mra. Donald Bailey, MD. Wtlllam Collins, Mrs. John -Moore, waa voted to take 1 congregation Mrs. Lawrence Leonard, Mrs. al vote tbe next · two SundllY.&. . Mrs. Arthur }rneva Jo1ehim, Prayer by ·Miss Augusta Gen. lt~ans. beimer conduded the meetins 11ter which a social hour was 1njo:ye~. Farewell Party • Held Honoring Miss Julia Reese ---:-:-:~=:-::= PLAN FRIDAY SERVICES The Rew. Robert Styers, Middle. port Church of t-he Nazlrene past.. tlf, 1nd tbe ReV. Lyndon Wd&,. Rutland Nallll1elle pastor, will hold ~rviees Friday at 7:4!5 p. m. at the Pomeroy Church oi the N~ Jbe puttl'!J w.tn usl.st. with I!IICif'o ru.e. •~ :t.btl Pomeroy cl•u"(!hh tbe p&Jotor ;there. the Jlev. F· ~tall,. hb arone to Gnand RapktiJ! ArmourS~ Ft"id~:~y 33c 22os jor Armour Star , Potted Meat 2-5"" os cans 29c Corn Bnf Hash 16 011 can 31c Armour Star ...,.__._,..,, ··--·- ·r t i-.; :w ' -;t ·a.·.J:f"; • ·- .I Freoh-Pae Brand 011 j~r Dried Beef •.. 21'.. 39c Peter Pan Che•se Whiz •. 8os jor 29c • Peanut Butter 91'.. os jar 37c 11.....1 Kraft ltalllan Dressing 8 o:i bot. t9c Tea Bogs 48 count 59c Evans Blended 59c 8OS pkg Gerber All varlelles For &alads or eooldng Baby Food • , .•.. 2 jan 21c Wesson Oil .: . . . quart 73c paeka~e CA :::I IX 3 dnv~ with *"' •t&•IIE1 RED GRAPES . ......... ·.................... ·· lb. 33c Add .Reel Estate Taxes. ...... uu:;:,; ..., ',,, ' ' . Po-roy • Ohla Vacation Time Is th'ne 'fo Check Your Battery! vi ~H ors In Cincinnati ~II _~!ames. . 'S P._.,ne ,388-Y '1lld altrnded the " 1 · R,od'ing B~tt.ries With: f.ull Guarantee GrOup 1 , .... 6 11101 gue~r . , . . . 7.95 ex Grciup 2 .. : .. 12 mo•lliar •.. ;. 10.9$ex Grbup 3 .• ~ •.24 m01 suar • . • • . 15.45 ex Lons TY,. . . . 6 ,..a~· tt~•r ., •• i , 10.45ex Lone Type .. 24 m01 1111ir •• : ; 16.45 ex - Mrrfce Moore'• ._ .411f0 I I I \ 'l'f l' f 1'"W' . . ... lCIJ* G, MIIJI.oM, MOip to Ritend tile wedding !l.fujorie norman. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fo11le.sons: · nne\ daughter Mrs. ,Evelyb pforUu \, ike "loueh" 1o fndl oaladl Stokely sweetened or unsweetea.rd J .:"""•··-, ' 1 ( 1 . . . -· · ; Orange .... · · .... · .. · .. · .... · ·.. · · :2·1 I D. ceuo • B¢kJ will close July 10, F 1·3nres Horfm!ln . Youn~~tbwn ~y ut the weekend here with Mn ·· ... o~e Hofrman Shfl h~d comP to . Pork&Beans 3c~n. 2 -O,Uhquent ond June, 1955 . . ~est 1 Moson Personals Mr. nnd "Mrs. James ·P&uley and r• ltllrlren ore ~ pend}n.K two whks in Florida . Vacat ion·inR at the home Gf Mr~ Husa Finli: at~ her daUghter and ~t-on-lll·law Mr. and Mr.1. El•.w.,·n Bllll and famtly , Falla Church; Va. Grov~r Stewart, D~trolt, ·Mich .• !11 sp!ndlng soml) tld\to with Mr. and l'frs. Robert Stewlft. , : Ml- . and r.trll. btu 'Mlomas )\"ere 'l l•dtln~ r.oceqp~ In Atretu · •~t..d. cli"telnrl~~- : .. l~ •· . .. Mrl. Charlt! lluq~ cad.; 'ehil... tken;"' Follansbee, W. V~ apent Fresh Flavorful U. S. Choice Bush's NOTICE ,, MEIGS COUNT\' IlEAL ESTATt OWHIIIS • The Tax .liooks . are .. new !'Pen for tho !'ilyments of .T. \1 Crurn9 wa g In Pl. Pleasant \f untlny on b1ninf'S/!I. •:• re recrnt BOLOGNA ·.. · ·...... ·· ·........ · ........ lb. 29c .. •·· >iqt <>r. 11-'rs. Hugn .Juhtinfl'. ----- . • . "· ber lb. 33c ' 89c pkgs Mr. M!l ·m t !<pri nt lll'veral PlCNIC HAMS . . .... . . . . . . ICEBERG Tl ··~ mjnn K"ffrn q. CMilicotlv~. I~ .-i~i t i n P, ,.,.\~'h• t'q h,.r.. , \fr ~ ntl ~~r<:. Brndig;An or Norrrolk, Vr.. vlqilfld Mr.~. Mnry Ann l{IR~ ~ lu<t week:, Mt·~ A.. 1, R.oq~i ter or Pt. i'lfB.'I· - - Ready lo eol, ~· and lean Lb. in Hunt- Mr.~ . \If. 0. 'Yein. Mt•.q. C..r"''g"" Hrn•".ll or Cnl· •nnh•to w:!~ !ill'! I!Uf'S! Thurs dr~y or '-"'~~ ll1wn '"htlnr:. .... . white, d evils food, and yelow Flr..rHiids ·~ · "'r. . . GROUND CHUCK · ........... . lb.49~ BEEF CUBES .........,... · · ...... _. lb.49c Mich. ington. ' Mrs. Mert lJJ ,,luhnaon and ehll -!"Pri nr Galllnnlior h"ve hPifln viSit 11 cr All1l Mrq W. T. Stnnfl. n.fr. :md Mrs. Samu~:>l Cuftl'r ot 'Vhee llrt" •vf'r"' W"eln•nrl guests ot . ., By the pleee, lumllo ICE TE Dromedary In banded SWISS STEAK ··............ · ··· · .. ··· lb. 49c EVANS SUPER TRIM quart Krall 33c ~ - 1 SALAD DRESS WASTE beeause our meateuUen are tnlned. lo lnBUr< you the beat trimmed meat available anywhere •...... EVANS GUARANTEES EVERY PIECE OF MEAT WITH MONEY BACK' Seloet one or several of 'EVANS BEEF.O·RAMA SPECIALS , .•. remember, lt'o EVANS SUPER TRIM! EVANS SUPER TI\IM Shoulder Round Arm-S~ Corned,Beef • l2 os can 52c 1\fi•~ B,,·t hn .lf•nt.-;n~ !ITlfl \Vill- ,,m Purcell spP.nt Iii . t 'olmnbug • CAPJ'tA.L FOR " 'l'J!AR!j-J~~omntown ~l"Pd ea eapltal ot' the eoloay ot Vlt'flnla ~or 82 yeBI'I!I, from 1601' to l699. W,tlllamsburg-, 10 mtlll tmm Jantestown, &Orved ll.l capital from 1699 to 1179. Today thil!re la no town of Jame.t~town, Only the old brick church, I ruin-, .toundatlona ~4 monumehtn Nltnaln ·il ' thl llW W(ed by the early aetllcrs, The t'oH In "\vhlch •~Ina ef ) the N(\len llwd in 1807 Ia belnr TeCOnlt~cted •nd Old C.pltol fuiJ-«111 rtpllf!U Of the three sblp.a WhiCh b'rQU&Jlt ( them to Amel'kll. ....- bel:AJ bunt aru~ wlij bt ~re~ Stlll ,,_,.. ! tn t!Ni Jamt·e rtver. · • , · hl(lllt~i~~~ti,~· 'f>'• l)r ' The CilaabOUH• at: .160& flt"lt lllh A.tnftlca. 11 &lao ~ln.ithe,t•pl'Odl,ICI¢ V!! .. M.-s. Harry Gibbs. She left Satur; t!n\' to visit her brother, Lee Em11l~ton and famllv in CQlumbus. Mr. and Mr!l. Crmrtlan.d A. ll~k wrl] nnd children, Chester. W. VA. Wl're weekend R"mst.s of -Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Glhbs. Miss Patricia Lerner· spent Sundav in f:hnrl{'~l[)n, Mr. ~nd Mr·11. Harrv Grimm and duu~htcr rE';llrned from a two Y:e ~' ks vncnt 1nn in FJorirla. Miss B~ ~sit• Joonldn~ who has ht:t•n ~c··inuslv lll i" impruvlnu. to The teJUvaJ, whtch win eon.ttnue from April through November, wilt a1110 teaturt~ an Inter· national Naval Review In June In Hampton Roadtl In which the warshl~ ot 30 natlonfl will participate. Amonl them may be a Ruutan t ve;!n!lel, poutbly the tamoue eruiaer Ord.aliomkldq,\ which carried Bulranln and Khrushchev So En&"• 4 land. . • . PRESIDENT'R INVITATION- Next Sept. 29, Gov. · Thomas , Stanley of Vlt·gtnta. w.lll BRII from Hampton Roads aboard the llnerl NooJ·dam for England with a party of atatc! and natl<»nal otrtclala. : Stanley will bear with tllm an Invitation rrom Pre1tdent EJeeft.. ! hower to Qu•n Elizabeth to participate In ttle festival. At t~e Ja.me Ume lnvttatlona will be exttmded to Churchlll and to Virglnli··· .born Lady Nancy Aator and to the prealdent ot France. . Mr. IDINnhOwer htu1 endorsed t11e proposal a.ncl plana tn attend Ute teat~Yal al110. J~egoUaUon.s are now underway with Britl$11. ·Am·· butad<:lr Sir Rogir Makins. The qlJI!Ien would attend the ' fioy1:1" Dominion celebro.Uon on June 16. This will comn1emora.te the dlsJOIUtlon of the London company In 1024. and the eat•bUalunent of Vlrflnla aa a Royal Domtnton, Churehlll and Lady A.Ator are being lr.vaed to Rttend the Of!deral Assembly celebt'atlon Jlri.JI 80. On that clato tho General Assembly ot the Commonwealth ot Vlrgtn!a Will tonwc.no tn the old chl.ireh at JO.Ioiw;;;~·.;;;;, t:.:!!~ !~ ~~,!J. tn t'Rrnnoemoru.le Its nrst sea:;lon In U119. Next to tha Brltlah parliament, the "flrgtnla general aroetnbly Ja the oldut Jegblatlve body tn the Engllah-.llpBaklng world. The prealdent of France Ia being lnvlted to o.ttend Ye>rktown Do.y ,on Oct. 19. Thla will commemorate the winning ot lndtJ)4'ndeMe In Ithe laat major battle ot ttle wAr In whlth Lord Cornwallls and hll · BrlU!th aurrendered to Ql'!orge Wa«hlngton's American and French ' torc:e.s. Pr...ldent l!llll!l'lhe>wer Ia exP,eeted to be p~sent for the Jamestowzt 1 Settlement cetebrauon May 13 which will commemorate the found· ·lnr ot the V1r11n1a COmmonwealth and the bJrth. of thll l'lallon at Pnrk Sunday. - SOOE'l'Y . "" PltlbAY ' " 6'110 SIJII \l 7:00 T~y ,. 9:00 coffee TUbe 10:00 Home •• 11:00 It Could Be You. 11 :30 l"'e.itber.., YQUt' Ji,_ , 12:00 Cam~ Qoes to ~ 12:30 Cul)t"et)t 1:30 Tepriea~e.. Erf118 2:00 :Matinee .~ 3:00 Queen For a Day 3:45 ~de rn Roml.llcq -i:OO Comedy '· Time . 4:30 IMy L.i.trt.le IMaJ'Igie . 5:00 Aunt ·D.ru . ' 6:00 NM 'P.fetUJe .. 6'":1~ SPcJtta "Ey-· · 6·25 Lea P!Mll . · 1:00 S'gn Gen. Dou~tlas . . - , .... Pearl G~ "'"'"""'· tu....a . _ ,......, fl. Cinada aad JIJ'. tad .Mn. Daalel ter 1 Nit ill WI. ~ Mr. a4 F - llld 11'1- Do..1 lAJI. Woltor lltJor. PaYDe of .Akron. Dr, A!Jt.OJJ 1ney of· COi1Ullllr. .... .... "'"""'" liar· tbe ...... of hlo ,.....,, ...... Suacbr eu~Jt• of Mr. and Mr.a. ~retht aad wlu•hter. Debra, re- Krl. E. I . Ttlq. Viflc:eat O.bo, .lhcola Bei&bU, wt:re. Mrt. Freda J1iley nd ton. P: ul, and AatboDy Dabo Df Col- B·SIJ Star staae · · · D:QO olvalcade. ~ .~po/u 1:00 SJin Olf.....--:· •••Other A1Ued trooM - - - - - --- - - - -- - - - - ' ·POMEROY 8:!)0 Bjl Stor-y ~ . 111\iso... :~:::::~~ ot~m~t~~~;h ~~::: I ind 1p1n lake• apecl•ll)' deaJ1ned h~pO.,d, it:OS W~-11:10 ' ~ ""' 11:15 MoviO 11 00 q !~, IiltrJCue ar.d occuple(\_ Hokkaido thern.selv· i wUI bore ''" •i•• , ... ••~..,.. ahrt it!i •1.11~. 11\Hst and chil~ren, Mr. :and -Mrs. , \\(' sJel: G:t•nn and son. Chirenc" CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY . G!1• nn and children, Mr. and Mrs. Thv Hl:;t birthdny or J.:tmrr Jl! ffiP s Uohson und cbilrfl<en, Mr. Mlddlepm·t, WR~ he nrm11 was a developn\fmt of an fined filii! tlol!llrs an<! costs orl u ;.e('!dent ul tha corner of Bulturc:hugr. of t.ll sregunlinlf 11 ~top rlut and second Stt·eets on Sun. slsn In thl' cotrrt of Mavor •; F. d•:v. )' ., 1nblnson on Tueadoy evening, l'he t>osts Wt!re suspended. Ttl ~ l R. Srott, - ~:go lfalls ot• lvyr. 8':QO ~le'a OOO~e li:SO tol-d Tlle....o . FOT liiiOOi'tt:,~\l!fil> ri~ft~ ~(lor, Q:OO· Lut 'VI~ 'l'llealro .l!lpaft•s s'lf~~rk!Jt Wi~ ~o!!"ei:l to 10:~ Y.A;J Set Y(JI.ll" Lilli ~tt. f~e r~'ft)l to ~Bn~ s i'lle oeCU· 10:...._ ~~ . oo!l01t tll!O'l•·.IIi lo~ln, ll:w ltiW$ H e - ...... Let our state officials know .vo u support them . that you ,,ant local roads th11t are safe und adequate for our vital everyday Atomic Developments FINit1 $! .n~ed. But l\~~~~~ h'As stlf(¢~ed ~ I ~ ', l num~de;felts. J ' . · •· Olo~ilf 1q., '""" . I -'---- - - -- - 6:110 '1 :00 $:00 to:OO 6 I Ube. 'I THUrl.SDA"( Sil!Jl On Tod8l' Co!tee Time B't'. ~HAILES M. MtCANN .KOhJt · United p.,... Sto~H Corre~oponct.nt tl :OO Ct ColJ' d 'ae You The Kremlin's deburking of J o: 11 :30 Featner Your NeSt I qef Stalin may be exn11.nded soon 12:1)()" P«r.soo's study to include some (If Russia's fa il· 12:30 Culnat uret iii P.(llt·war rorelgn poli~y. 1:30 'ltnneSs~ Ernie Stalin h11s been l;ltawed for tli.s 2:00 Matlnee. Theatre crimes in Russia itself and for :i:OO Q·ueer:. For ~ D.ay ~.. •me of au.!lSia's troubles in 3:45 •Mod-'rn ".fJ.oinances 4:00 CJmtdy Time . World War ll. tlndoubtedly it would help th r. 4:30 !My Little iM'6"flr(ie Sovlet ~ a:ov.er~m.eilt't new -'_we~t. ~:Qo ~l{nt I,li"\J S_ftow nli\&IJ-anrt-llghf ~ltt~t'OI\ililrt _if· StaUn t!_:OO ~~~. P"~~qhi '-.....,. weer held responsible for somf' 0:13 Sp&rt.& .I!.Ye ~ ' " e!n6ari-WII'lj· events wlllch fol· 6:20 Les Paul A..::·Mary Ford lowed "the war. B ·'.~ ONie'~ cs,... ,••",.. Ru.asia's suCtesa;es in acgres!live ...., .. ;,. .., foi-el~n polleY, Qiu~!lY ·~ ~!f~P.ba· 7:00 Pl.~ & Sd:'ufis Sbow IY CHARLES M. McCANN ~ ,- rt, Otilo Church1 Of Christ First Product Is . ' • Brayer Services Processed At The ' Held Wednesday NewKaiser Plant For Mason WSAZ -TV Chanr.~l3 The News IDITOA The !>ally Sentlr)ll, Pomeroy-Middl }J~tuu,.~H'or ' .' .v" ' ,. •• II A..-. ~yc bUakf• 'FRES11 PEACHES .. . . .. . . . .. ..... . .... 2 lbs.49c So coocJ fm- . NEW eookJDt' deileloaonen APP~IS I surprise 1 ' • ' . \ ... . \ ·····: ······························-.· 3 ,1bs. 39c HUIIII for the besl! To HIT STARCH 12 os box 16c NIAGRA . ARCH 12 os box 21c KLEENEX 2 boxes -400's 55c KOTEX 12's box 39c PERSONA\; IVORY .. 4 bors 25c Liquid JOY 12 011 39c TIDE giant 75c DELSEY 4 rolls 53c ACROSS THE BOARD · BUT NO,BODY UND~ with 25< off CHEER king sise $1 ...... i - 46os can ' • �ea ' Kluszewski Slams Out Three '. · TODA Horne Runs During T~in Bill R ~ ·~ CINC INNATI o . ' UP - '1'1 ~vlat Karr & Va11 Zanclt JCZ Pomeroy W. MaiD """"""''.,_._.,.,_•· ·~. ~'"," ': r ·:~r "- ""''~""" · . · ,: . ' ""'""'.>- A~"IC ' ' " " AIOUT THE \916 JOHNSONS ••• THE • Ost S&NSATiONAL SEA.. TO Tf;LL YOU I· ilrn~hlrJ wi!h r; IHHtli 1 (>ad<>r. Ht-tllt'!;S5·4 /l fljl :14:1 .hohtlay (h tcllgu hi'['i• Vv NI!lt·.~ day winn. II · . · B d F , u l'eeman rwu~ved F'owler at the Bp~a;: and go01u t Gene k ~~t ~~~ng;~: · pone Y Klll~zt·w~ld I 1~ . til~· st·LOil~ ~~~'."lY .n.·ll~~at.l. ~ltho,,Hik<·o·. lh Hu~ht!! ' . Iy e wmmug ta ly. r ;tili o· d inning or the Ill h••llo·vcr·. i!!t' ninth mwllo'!" l o ('tlge /!he sacrirally. Kmg and Pinch- ftNIIt>gs wh tn llt•t• Fundy's f_1_"' fly C'upp_ ,.,, :1 _lwn-run ')!:"lgl··~ hy .J1:n ll~mllrs.Cu?-~ ~ ~ h ~ .... away !.ll tt·r l•':·a nk Kt: llert ~_Lartl·c.l but Cmcmnati took a 4·1 lead with two in the fourth on a walk' a .sacrifice, Roy McMillan's double and . John~y Temple's slpa:le. Moryn's homer in the .slxlh, an~ horner In the eighth maae flank'~ . '" Kluszews~l's 2"~1JWT'.I•J _ ~· t~e ~ .., rom ~-- • ·-<fl" .... . ._....., ~ash for every worthy .purpose on 2agnature 11 only, auto or furniture. I ' ~• • ~:~l'l'~ 111 • * .. _ __.,-- kiiDJn'1i;ManaK~~~ aoo w. Seeond SL-:rhODe:-432 or 506, Poni"ero, Mea: ..._,ri. ,_,.IJae. .,.,.. , f ~~;;~;~~~~~-~lZ~-()poo~~~"~'~nl~.,~~~b~•~•~I'P~oi;""-'J~~ ·. l.oolilf •ode neatf)p towna .-. !eJr ...( ' ~J 9 tD A5ld•ntl ., _ __ :~~- -~- F I A · duught-er, Debr.a Ly nn, weJ-e r<F edc ' . h 0 ~ce ~i~ ~~ to he.lp slow him a ~u!y. a'n~ as ( ' ~ ,- ~~ ~~. many- more ln IJW!l~h the~- I I I Major League Leaders NATIONAl. LEAGUF: H Pet. 58 .3:H -- -~ A~tron, Mil. · Witb non~ Klu und Frank Robinson bum'ered for Cincinnati on sutcessive pitchr.~ by Sam Jnnes. Robinson's drive LJver left field proved lhe winning tally, l!ven thouah K 1n 1 slammed another roondtrlpper in the ninth. . · . 'dl .Cmc1nna 11 was 1 e today while 'ftlwaukec. tries its hand with tht! sc?oruJ·dlmlon .Chlcaa:o Ct~bs', tlmd,place Brooklyn, on1y onehalf g_ame umler Ciqcinqati, tangled Wlth cellAr ranked· NeW York. !'lep of the fall9. ftlt whether Man~ 1011kee it or :! · b~ne way least '';:-A. 96 .3281 79 .316 lUI 2M 40 80 .3 15 69 246 44 77 ,313 AM&RIC ...H LEAGUE Mantle, N. Y. 73 272 69 101 371 Maxwell, Det. 80 .3.'181 ·__ _._ · · Runs Batted ln ~Muntlo, Yanks Mantle up untlllr July .2 had 71 : Wertz, Indian s 60; Boyl!r , .struck 29 home TUn8 lo 71 That put him eilht ...am pmes Cartls 60; Simpson, A'~ 59; Mu~iol Cards 57. Run.s-Mantlc, Yflnks 69; YosL TheCmcmnah _st.. Lou_is here Cardinals Ruth, his Yet the m xi.t~ play Friday inwllla }n. hls' who 79th hit gall'JI3". Seoators ~7; Boyer, Curds 57: Ro-'~!_h_!___gamr•. by month bt;¥:dow• is ~sta:~ binson, RedleMs 51:1; Lopez A'.!i M. Hits---Mantle, Yanks IOI: !lflyer, Cards 96: Ashburn, Phils 90: ~unnels, Senators 89; Simpson A 's 11!1. .. Pitching - ld9£teJle:f 01 R~lflgs ~. . , . , 28th ~u~ 9~~ Pier•• < ~ · e ; &urgery h•ce. edged with seed pe•rll. She carried 11. white Blbl@, a Jtilt of !lore bridegrovm, . on which ;~a!J rrtounted a white ,orchid wiln Uly· o!·the·valley and showered wltl\ rtating :dreamers. For some! bing old the bride carried a wh(te linen menlrt wUl of fil,e . '. , "·Mls.s EmHy Welch, Pa'rkersburg, FR_IDAY MORNING 9A M' ' ·~ S $TARTS .' .. . ~ ' , Palm J(:st 26· Suits on-this Rack, ·ra)!On eards .,~acl!.• Rayan.Dacrow, Tropic;als I n This group ~4 ~7 38 39 40· 42 43 4i l!.!_g~::ar~I....:3;...J..I.::6..J.I...;;5L.. , .:..~.J.l...:1_lL.;2:_,.Ll-.J.l.-:1~ · Said up to 3~.(10 LONG ' I I I . I ' I 2 I' I I I 1.. 1 SHORT I I I I I I . I . I.. ' I t . 1900 ,_! MENS MENS SUMMER SHIRTS . SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS Dress P(ll'o. Woave, w!pte and eolon, sizes Short Sleeve, broadeloth mesh, poroweave 14 to 17 sold up to 3.95 · Shes S, M, L, XL: 'Sol!li.l'P 'I* !r.U $2.65 ........... 2 for $5.00 '. $1'.CJCi KNIT T-SHIRTS M.H$· t:IQU . styles Faney strip eo -and ' Crew and coll~r plain sizes S, M, L, S01d up 1f1 · ~ . . P ghl and ;dark pal· l•"l•, Shes 10 to 3 Sold up to 85e · c Anklet and regulor In $1.99 3 Pairs $T.QO . BOYS T-SHIRTS BOYS SPORT SHIRTS Knitted Short sleeves, Pialn and faney ercw and collar styles. Sizes 4 to "ts, Sold ShQl'l Sleeve nylon, broodelollt meshweave · Sizes, 4 to 18. Sold up to 2.45 \ • up to 2.45 -- .. . _... . 97c: ' .-J' t-IOWf M:tul'icl~ Hurper, 146. Oakland, ouLpuinto11 ,Joe Miceli , 149, New Yntk lll POR'I' AHTTIUR, Tex11B--Puul Jurgensen, 126, Port Arthur. ou l· ..11•: 'l.w intql Jackie Hla it•, 13! , lost hiS achooU~()y · l~fot~; - 'fl'Xa~ II Ill. ·Makel&aihllurgers taste''"•ittei SIMONS • l For-you~to~d~udget'e11ake1 keep your husband h&m~ h4Piitl _. Vilt!ljres!lflolstull Bread._Jt takea that~ &tebf Holsum &vot.for_tlil~et hamburger aandwichea. ------- - · or .. ·STOP-SHOP~SAVE I. Serve_! em on Holsaaa What? Th~down on hambur9er aandwlche•f ' ' VI !lliarns Jr. 1 Miss Anne· Blizzlird, Mrs. SUPER MARKET ' P~rv. 'IIMt ~ . happy vacations begin ~n a· Chevy You'll love to travel in it, became it loVes to travel/ Whom yo"' get this Chevrolet oult0111 the~ you'll want to keep /P}ing-, and BO wi~ the wlwle}~'!'i!lf· · · ' Tha fact Is, few ears at ~Ill' price hold the road with Che"Y'il gr&<;!'. with its solid feelin11 'If af;ab!lity. And with · h~ne~we~ ilp· to 225, ·Chevrolet Jll0Ve8' q~ 'like a whiplash, for safer passing; It's no wonder U..t so many peo. ·pie who used to bl>y hlghet' priced · cars are .changi~ to Chevrol· · Stop by soon tor a ride. Of course, even in a Chevrolet tlie hl\pp!ost vacations may involve one or' twp.minor problems. Like fidgetY IIDl&ll fq who want gallon• of /water and keep asking · .if yo11'~ alll)OSt there. The big thinJIS, tllouglt, are beautifully bjl<~n ean of by this r6otny Chevrolet's smooth and easy wu of .going. That's for sure. A~~cil'•l•r~est telllnl carAli: CONOITIONING-TEMPfiATUir::S JMDI! TO OR~EI!~T NIW 2: million more owner. U••n any ott~er m~tkl'· 1 1·. • i.f. . ~~~ti~Por Mr. AILYo&«r IUILDING M.41ERIAL$ ' ' ,• v •. ~-~~··--- - ----~--· --·- Name __ .. _ ---~--~~--- Phone ---·- - ···--- --- .• -·· -· ·--~ - -~-~----- ~ · · ··-- S!att _ _ - ---- Cit.f CUP AND PASTE ON POSTAL qAIID-MAIL TODAV . .................... . .OW OHiQ ancf ,_.j,·;~ 0~ ·..t' · · · ' .. · · · 1. . BLIUARD DilliE IIJ. I, 21 s.vtf>) PARKERSBURQ--Drlye .vt l. .y. A-22 dl_ l110U ·vo-., Get More For Your Mo I At ·' Ruby Bee Strawbeiry PRESERVES . • . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 21bjar59c ..... .. .. . . ·No.2 Can 29c ' ' ,1, vondale slleed goldtn PINEAPPLE . ........... ' . lb , Kiolf.,., Rich, :landaus. vegelab~ •~wrtentu Pure, all. JELLY ROLLS .. : pkg. 29e TOMATO JUICE .... · ...... .. 46oz j.or29c: bsln COO ..IES , . , .. , , . pkg, 23e Kroger Instant Coffee Wlf te It:s better rBread ... . .. :....,.. 21ves29c . . ' ' Country .Cijtb · " ICE CRIAM .: .•... , • • . • New 1[ork 'S.POTLIGHT · ··........ · .. ·· · 6 oi:. jar $1.09 'h Gal 69c . 10 lb bag · SH~R., c;:HE~SE • • , • , "' • • lb 59c Kroger ·rroftn ;. · r- ' LEM9~~.1;»E ••..•• G-6 Oll' cans 83c Bird~ ,Eye,~CJ\t.up <cidcten FRYERS'.. . .... • . 1 lb 12 all' pkg 99c Tide's IJrdlrt's out TIDE · . .. .. . ..... Jr"l1 Blark Kaspberry J LY ......... Gt Pkg69c •llllt or 10. ., tat .adl lro!a:te114or, I!Om·ftd ~kmt. .fqllk C:HOPS • . . . . .. lb 4Sc .;"ty• fliully worbb..,. Bigger .•tlue. , Jii~ "! LARD .. . . . 4 lb 79c; C:Hi ~tlllr faverlle pieces of ·ddek~n. FRE.SH . ~ · - paril~W lmh. ....... and juley • EACI! FOR &U:RNI"FIJU 19o:~~jar29e lb. was aradpate41 $299.00 ' 8AKER tllltoltlag low prleed at Kroger rmdu IEEF, l.s.mr.••aen. Furniture ' •nle~ granulated .f ' . Paekers Label L~oM· 011~1, '• cos , T. LI!T US. OEMONS~TEl C:(!ln Top Vauies' lb .. . '·' v,•.- Philllps from St. Mary! High School wltti the cla.11s of 1953, where hQ W!f a mttmber of the footbal1 anct' basketball teams. He is now ·• senior at West Virginia U~r.:~ llitr. whttre he is in the ! of Pharmacy. He is affiliated the Sigma Nu. national Following their . . ,d~Jlli:B'~ ~~~~ ' w. Address ~---- ---- ~-- --- -- ---~~---- with white accessories. She wore the orchid from her bridal bOu· quet. The bride was graduated from Parker11bur~t High School In thto 1 o:las.s of lDM. She was a membet ' nf the Children of. the AJnericpp Revolution, 'SM' ts "noW att,.dlb.J West Vir~~:inia UntvefSity wh'er~ she is a junior-. · ntaior~nc in el' !'11Pntary education. Slle Is affiliated wlth Delta Ganima, national sororllv. Pomeroy,O. Watch his borls!tgrfn~when~he·fa~'Qedlot.-;ii L;m~~~. ~. grill with plenty of po~tochlpa~anct)tcklda~tnergy Jull meal when L H, Paige Bell of Parkersburg, ~;nd Mi$8 Katherine Ashworth, Mor1antoWn. Before teavinc for a weddint trip to the eastern atates, ,Mrs. Phillips changed to_ a dress of blue silk' witb matching duster, r · ..- -- ........ ')'Oiflerve to_real h• 1516. r n K.G:·M Sah.io:Senlc• I Dallll .~, . . .. . . • . . . , . . . . ' • • • • • ' Ge-nf ...ea: l am i•tere~ted in a 1 b£>droom, 2 hcJroom, 3 bedroom, f. bedroo.m, Swift Qome . I do do not o-.n a Jot. .', t.t•Rt...IZE . . .. .. .. FIGH1' RESULT!· OAKLAND, Calif. - ....... ... ... .... .... To FAIAMQN1 SWiFT HOMES, INC: . •'S.,RAT ' GLAZE · ~32' cl\i'g, Dodg;rl '. ··~· · d i~Mrt: Y .1~b 7-2; Btewir, ~ ·Spx· \0-J. ' Thlt- le .... eM . , tMny for Nty •red· Jon. D1 at ,.,,,Mif M4ll .,_... w. wiD e...a It far ,.U•••.IC hOlM .and flnllhint materitlt fin•ncedl witft, NO DOWN' li'AY~. Mill c:oo''"' .... ctnallt, .. .. .. ,.,. '-"-~- was at- plr-ment the bridal JOWO. Of fty. lfm ciliffo'n iii an exquisite shade light blue, the akirt Or balleTlcngtb, the bodice exterltied s V froQt and back with aod tiny »hJtred ' sieeve aeOfnled th~ loW neCkun~ . TlitJ wa'i> gatqen~ at ~he waisfl to~ fashion thl!' mii\Y, bouffant She wore short blue gloves ~ ~4 car~i~d a #)lOnj~l ~O'!fl~~l ceri~ettd1' ~itb yellol_rl ~e• ailt:. ro"u~ded. WJ:tb. s]uttte,J:I4 blqe ifr· <~ahons and bhl~ satin streamers. Ttje j;)tide!lmaids \ver_e kl1t1 ltoberta Macfariane, Charleston, Misl J ~nnh~ Sthlth, Gr,.ntwille, and Miss EJeallor Queen, plarJcsbUJ'g. They w.ore Jl1Bl~hiqs. ~lue &QWps identical to. that of Ml~s Welch. Tbey ctrrjed.~qJ~.n!~l ... bDuqutts with deep blue shattered carhttRev. Willlam M. f~rry tions surr.oun,d~d br deep blue nylon net ruffles and · blue satin ~;~~~::!~'';·ofThe· the Jdhn onlyMi-. bride snd ls Mrs. streamers . l''~~:~~::!i~ 'l'homas Burnell, 1812 PJum St., Lyle W. Philhps strved hili ~~~~~P,~~O~, Park~.otr~urg. Mr. Phillips is the . .!iOn us brul man, and the ustLerl The &on Mr. and· Mrs. Lyle Webster 2:30 PhlUips, 315 Riverside Drive, St. w~re Richard Cooper, West llo~C Branch, N. J., ChaTies McHenry , MaryS, w. v~. The bride is the granddaughter Parkersburg, Edward' Knitley, of the late Mr. alld Mrs. Car"J C. Buckha~noD, Don B. Flt'ming Jr., Bruestle, of Pt. Pleasont, and is P;.orkersburg and Max. Cosper of the step--granddnughter of Ml's. St. Marys, fratern ~ty, brQthen of lhe bridegroom .and Terry Barron · ~arJ Bruestle. of Pt. Pleasant. Her St. Marys, paternal grandparents were th~ For her daughter'3 wedding, late Mr. and Mr!l. John B. Burnell Mrs. Burnell wore a light l:llue of Pomeroy and pt. Pleasant. L'otton lace sheath dress. U Was Precediri.g the ceremony, nup· Jesigned With hi· i h neckline in till musir. · was presented by lnmt, edged with a. obor.der or . I~nrry Stapleton, organist, duriug wnich tim!'! Tommy Bume.ll, broth- matching lace studded 'With rhiJie· fir .of the ·b ride, and David. P. Bell, stones. She w.ore wllite accessoriea lit' the candles. The traditional and l: while orchid corsage. Mrs. Pnillips wOre a Dior pink wedding' marches were 'played . aftt>rnuun dress with white aetes. The l;llta~; WJlS bapked with state· sr;rie.s. AL Jter shoulder was pin1~ paJtps and rtl each. end stood a ned a whit~ orchid corsage. sev~n branch Candelabra in· A wed'ding reCeption · Wa!l Jreld ~bich burn"ed tall cathedral can- ut the home of Mr. anU Mrs. dles. ' On either side, lhere was a Ste·phen B. Thompson. on Coun' . r~n-Jbjlp~d' arr.angement of white lr)· Club ~1ve, ThE! 14ests "fef~ ~ladijl~ r ,(!hJysp.~themunis, .~ a"nct-- t-eteiV'ed bdore the mantel bilni[o; ma'je$tic ..dili.Si& rrn t<ill standards. cd with honeysuckle intermingled A gold. ·cross op a white ·altar wlth gtowin,c candles. ...~,,.. ' '·. ~. ' ~oUt was ' in- the- center -of the; 'l'he brifle 1s table · wa s covered Communion table and be rore tbo with ·a white lace cloth and cen~!. t'fllJ<up , aod ~livery altar was a kneEling- bench on tmed with while bride roses. , Sl!rVIee • · Full .•ln8111'aoee whkh rested' a wh.ite Satin pillow. murial asters, and baby br ~at h . · CoVerage,. white aisle cloth was placed for At one end was a four-tieretl wed· ·bride, 'I,'he f~tmily pew,s were dine cake topped with miniature •n•r~<:d·. wJtl) whit-t satiq bows. bride and -groom. At the other bride, given in m11niage by 'e nd was a silver punch bowL A "ms STOP THAT KIIPI her father, wore a floor length ~t.ower of lily-of.the-valley and . . .YOU GOIHG" lt:noUed ll8tin ribbon adorned the ~::r~~~fashi!m._.d Min"nlng KloM-Mik' ·Mutleft a light Duoioni fitting handle Silk withof Italian thE! cake knife, which Pt..;,. 93?1-fo\ID~LIPORT -U,ny set in sleeves and Lhc brid' e and groom wed to cut ' ' fiqJshed wltb a double fold of the the fl.r st piece. Mrs. William King registered the guesta. Mrs. Lorain P. SterM tt • • .. ,....~. ,., .....,..... rett; Pom~roy, aunt" of t~e bride, cut the cake. ,Mrs. C. S. Everett, B:"1Umore, Md., cousin of the btide, served. tlle p~nch. Other l'lides were Miss Sharnn Shaver, /} Wss Virginia Babcock, Mrs. Oren ~.A.· M ' inailt o( )lonor. She t:red in" a gown designed to co9f- FRIDA~Mctl~ . YOUR HOME! made b)' her maffn\a! IU'tndmo1h· L.·_ E . . su.-ttner' ·Suits· STARtS Youngsters Are Thrilled By Crui~s On The Ohio River handkete~J.ief ed~ed \:lib tat tinJ ,, . · - A:ullu8tywtlT0~ .:JJitlf l);Q· even•' •>& " Af I "r In',· . ,ve I 62 200 44 7 L .350 ) at he unKuenn, Del. 63 237 34 be~ t 1k h:s replaced RuUt by Sk(lwron, N. Y . 56 183 1 1 24 59 .322 f en nto the hearts ol the N"ieman, Bait. 55 11:1(1 24 61 .321 n..., -.you \J'UUQCIT whether he Home kuns~M'antle , Yan'kl! 29;. will surpasr.· that record "" 111 ~ ftanks , Cubs 21 ; KluszewSki , Rcdeomes fwirl . · ~~ 1 : lpgs 20; Boyer, Car<:U. 20: Snider, l\D4 · "decisfon" · • · .·.,- ·. · •;rr oh Dodgers 19. Is ,your-Jtusha.ra:a Hamburge,-.Hater. .l . ....-""; &t. L. have th~ k'!tWting~ in '~:!'~\;,~::,~\~ •rain. Her · double ti veil ot PF9nch lllwion was In place by • h5tlt tap of rosepolnt ........,. h~ ~ &B In 1938. The Bob. w,e a IJWng out in Uie sixth Blg. 5)'mboJ then, a man blih .In the Moon, ,!~ dny . Au(u..~t l a~lBt ~th .ri~'lt Con~e<utl" Hom•" J-~(~er can mu·pai;s Uiat n'ille total L. ~&'USt'" cu:;':' In tlw l l'k!t'We,nt bit bul [[ }11• tl wtH cut down that mab:$lv.e 1::tJp I . Y beac!l, or chfowtne the fst tem'ber load. r~~ fa~ in " !'U9tic Uttle One ~L"h(tol of t!'wug:bt l;i that Y,... he iS If bitter incl£,w.:-:nbt:i~ ~ngto ~ne hill~ Bf~ ~ded ede-e. Ruth na.d tJI) l ielr Jitt¥ as."t if.(fus ol~rur·lg? 1\f.l the way a& a left hand~ antmou, t ld 41 f un, hi ttl:!!' .. and lt>ft Ot1*homa Wlll Ja..... ~ ; . · rom hllnded pl~hers . Yet, as tte movt-s er,.de. - ~ "'" magic dflfo'n ~ S't~t~h ,Ma'l1ltill3' 'WiJl seeI(Gth it . &etD'fl h ~ ...._ . e t Q h 1S' share o0£ • N() whi~py'te&~ndj ' a'va • . 'r"""""'." 'e a pttchprwh)Jjwant lo •be ~"!'i<''']'Oer·fl befed phantp\1l ~=~~ ~m- ed Bl one wb(l helped put · 1 ovcl' b•tfl~g 'a«-Gmpi~n\en~~v: the _top. . ., liW'NlJ t.eeolife-11nel ' ill _Stdl tbe hue u. ,that he ord book.. ~n !1o tt. It just d~ ~ ~ m Bltt to the peopte livi.ng (lor to- ok!i~ ~~body c~l~ fa1~ w1th thA I day and tomorrow Ma~ter Mickey cheers ~ & geti.ng. h "my ~"·. Qt.hers ha~ a_pproae~ Ute Babe'6 peat mark wblcb he e1tab¥M.ed in 1927.. )!et somehow they II'Ued, ln on& Way ·orA~ ~~~· H. r.!~~m oxhmded Into a ~~~~u~r~n~~to~l:l~e~"~~":"§"~"~W~c~d~n~c~~~eo.~~ts~~~~~Tu~""'~"'~·We~nesa~n~<l~u;n~·~W~or~~~w~i~ij~~;~~;~ II · Pl•r•r-Ciub G AB R Poa1-ibly Ruth's memory still B"iley, Cin. 5fi 175 29 was too bright when HIIICk Wilson 73 203 57 But KiDi:'s two..run clout in the blasted his threatening M in lil30 8r•)'er, St. L. Rvbinson, Cin. 71 250 56 fourth tied the score. mtd Hank Gl'eenbera; walloped' hlB ~ 1~~ s.~~. ~ce:.: phooe first · surpa8S£'d Ruth it Ma '1 tb pl6 ,, di'Oppe;d ofl the S'el 1 in June and began JulY with a pair. The all.star bre.ak ts gti.ng :ts he did the opener, stuklng tbe Ht!ille~;~s to a 2-0 lead with a twu run homer. · _ · RETURNS FROM HOS.ITAL Mrs Harry Mceurllln and bmby niRut~nlut. lpUir oyr .m" April, P'r 12 in. M~ dny ~ro1n Hobwr Hll!"Jiit:d ne J.Une. J~ly and Augt. ol lhi~lmgt;;.CQab aml•ulancc. nn::t a I"UUStJJg 17 m Septttmber -~ -- ·~ Mantle matc!u~d h",~; ;fOUL' ,i n A. :--il I . ot' anoU..., tq claPtilre !l!e eom· . Klu szewski opened the first In- 'ptete &ympathy aDd iupPOtti of t.\e mng of the second game exactly man on u,e. lrtfle!et ' -A H I $ 2 5 f 0 $1 0 0 O . ~ . niCicant. h~~se t~:rr~ard: "'""~. q~ ~non - · · ~ \1 h't•,..,., w~~ 1 f ~.. NEW UnihtdYORK. UP _ baelr: (18 • r~w d•·· ~lll\llPwski ~it I ~rOtVL'S ~ nU l,lfjji;;;j~;;-;,~~----- _!_~'Img .i It' rou2 1 tn tht! it 4-3 . · HQI~ES EVER PRODUCEOI l'al! rolltn).( ~ortle trvm was pur- Right hander Brooks Lawrepce. !Just! ly pa~st'd by Arl Fowl"'r, the the major leagues' leading piteht~r ~ ("inci~natt ~tarter who Wlls eharg· f!Chllertod nintl Cubs' hiti. in t'fte I vO i/ISOU r•o~ srs ed w1th th e loss, ~o load the second gaine to take hls llth vic· •, 01- Pf.NO~'"u t 1 bnsP..~ .. Don Honk's single scored tnrv without 11 defeat. run. two ni&htcap hom· ! bl ers gave 111m ~0 for the season, ,_, th lla'"lf lying him for second plaee in l~ the National League behind Banks Let il thotD 1JOtL lou. of the Cubs, who bit his 21st . to emn.bin.e manv billt · round-lr tpper in the opener. ~~~~,.,..,; i7&10 oRe, with. one pLwf' Jim King of the Cubs hit two ' \ to f)G.V and one lawer ~.Jme runs in Lhe nlchtj:<ap. h • 'b . av..,osc' .... ~!·:a:Offy,, ., "'A> ~L· , .ug . 1e, _n1g 11• rop. . h Wl'ln,r I sporUI (hat B•g I t·J fOn neded ] Ern ttl Banks and Walt Mor,Yn strtkes ti.afilr-.t is ttle a.Jmad :0r 1111 .. 1. hwne runs, tWtl of litem of th e Apd 'eneral imerest lrt Wb'.. fier !liCk!{Jilte tu ear n the P1Lcher Jim Hughes gain. fly M'antJe wi'..( bteall: Babe Ruth's r.. r t . ,,l·u the w111 In relief. 1,_ I he •pit ! It'll < tneunwll in sec- . Klusze.wski hit hh 18th homer rvn_ YOU hear ,tr:d _vLwt. fn,· pt·.r_t·t·n tm.:c- puirrb 1n the rtrst inning and brought p~n1 i!~IC w~tll & altltn.es cap.. t:Hdt• r /Itt· home two. runs. Baker !iingled the Oairo run, stt,ttnf b&1-l. t-dlo•g..~ tl'i:o rlnlt_lu- tt ~·trtual ftr sL hnme _a ~h1cago run m the th ird . ~u~n an elderly SChlM"I~arm on a "'·•f,,.._L ~ " . . ..<.~M )JI ~L'l'ht· t'l' ,l'uh.; ,, . gam.- -wt~t·. 'y.· Cil 1:! I. SP''RT PARADE ........... ........... .. . 2·lb$.~,asc .. ....... .. .. .... ... ·.. ......... . lb., 29c .. . . .. ... ... . " ...... ..A........ . .. J~ ~~c -t. ~llllillilltlilliil ' .. .. . . . I JC:t _ ~LEGS 3 . ..... lb lbs �• ... Page Six ·- -·~........,._,•"141111&55 • WIANT ,W· ns M r•- lit... - :'.fkll 'A.dl Ullllftd "' p•hlt-•~ Uaed coal flll'Dace, 40" bowl. •uit- For Sale: DO Acre fann ..,.:",=....,.ei - II. _, •- able for greenlwua~. Quote me au.· 2 ~"' ,.,-word. ... Ia- .. price. Ca~l 3573· 1~tc IMI'tlma. f'tutm:Jlllr r.Jwoa:e 60c.- FRYERs for 8lilD, S. H. u-•· .,.~ Rclad. cull per word for a .. AlniU ' Meati'fl: laaert1ou. ~--- * u.re. .,._ lpe<w-Vho month for 211 cOAti ( II word. I Wonted To Buy Nl nte or 2 cea.ta pe:o wora will Higbut Prleres Paid for;~~~~ be cbara:ed for adverliilne lf not ,ber-Lumber. Write paid fur before tbtt •,J.UJ of eaeb ~hi'!,ber month followint insertlon. 'Crn:Jn w Ad.vd'tlSln&--iboiJid be r•portedlimr.:edlll'llJ. 'f:.U: Daily seoUDeJ will ooL be re•poo~ibl~ ror more than au mOOITeet in· .~~'haoka anel.:.~al ~noted !:$tote ( 14 ) CompaQ, For Rent _ _ _ _ c.:_..:.__ _ _ Nl)o Or.e 2 room furnished apartment and one :t room furnished apartment with bath. Utilities fur· mshed . Ca~J at the Home Resl~tur-Ult, Middleport. 7-6-Stc ror - rent-:ntbiiOII ....d... L.c!AL NOTICI . toea ' ..d La unknown ralchnce oad pl~ o1 realdeDCe wu in Lebanon Township. ioiDiDJ r:/ o Ford Plant. Broot Park Road Homer Icenhour, Port.llftd, O!Uo c:evel&nd, Obi~. md that his greCall 397 G-'lipolia or Write- to lent place of reeideoce c&Mot. Bex 31-B, RD 2, Gallipolia. Obio 8-30-3tp 7-ROOM HOUSE, modern conven.iences, 3 acre! level ground, $6960. A 1 a o UNFINISHED HOUSE on Cbildren'.a Home Hill Pomeroy , Cdi 940-X. J. F . HandJey. 7·2, 3, 6, 7-ttc whose lot be ueer•• · d , 111·11 •-• · ... tne .-e ~Botice that OD the 17th day of :.May, liM tbe j>lai>l<ifl. Mil- MiRer, tiled her petition atain&t him io lte Common PJeas Court of rMeigs Counl)', Ohio, beiog cause numher 12,419, in the said court f or divorce and other re:ief. The prayer of said petition i_oj COUNTRY HOMI P:PR SALI for divorce, care, custody and 23 Ac-res 6 I"'OOhh!! and Moodom control of minor child, alimony .........,u011 · · wae 1 I ·t Bl.id ~tballl* . ' I . Tournament Sched.uled JUiy~ 19 ! I I···r I I ----- . G.--E. - JIJJJV ... ···~ ···~ . ·~., -N-E" .. . , ,, I To be Awarded •• I I av --~ , IN THIS PARfOF OHI01 Given In Middleport I Given In Pomeroy .............. - 117 I ........,.. ....... REGISTER OFTEN - ~- EVERYTIME YOU SHOP! FOR SALE OR RENT Help Wanted Chuck Roast - The S~arcwe Jndiall:i !landed the; ~ a 17-7 lambol6ti01 Tues. night in • Melgo County Llttw I League contest in a game that h.adl . Ol'l&inaUy been seheduJed for Mooday night It was the first win for the I!Jdlans in League play. , Lft!l• Jl~mloodl'lLouks.w.nt Ill the WIV n~r fne an1 u he heltt tht Dodier• to only Mnn twn. EbUn w.. ttt. loalng pik~er for ttt. Dodter.l , ~ .wall Vlchmb;ed by eight errors _bY h~ . Leading ~ltent for U~ Indians WCI'e B. WJDebre:nner w:JL~ three hits while H. Phaiin Ricky Orow Gu'htb"t' 1- - > N • Wl n.elor_en.ner, an d. HU'bbard aU had lwo h1ts each . F.or the Dodgers Arl}ll)d and Frant FJi.. erOOach both had two hits. "'r ....... .. ' ~~ . •; ... ..ji. mat••· . . l:I!ll ,(51 Personals TENDER WIENERS 2 .... . ·; ''" ... 181 Auto .....-··j~~. J. •• 19 Business Opportunities 85c 1 lb pkgs •.. Rolled Heims .. ······ .. ·lb. 79c: Banquet Meat Pies ..... .. 2 for 49c Cooked Salami OJ:.lic~le ....... &Piment.o Loaf _.. 29c . Spiced Luncheon- Sliced 8 oz pkg 27c - ......''f ~ .. . ' ..... ' ..,. .<t T~t\ bd'x !:K.'ore: Dodue" ~- Ialiey -..... Cor~~., Breaded Shrimp ...... : 1Q.oz pkg SSe Indians R. Phalli\ .18 EJt-'!1-. -------Auto ------ S-8-tf :omplcte WHF~EL MJGNMENT, b.:.mcina ud brake tervlce. llackcll'~ Sdety Service, Welt Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. 191 For Scie Roof PAINT ---· --- NEiliLERS for bulldlq hoWiel, buch cablneu., and repl:lt work. <.:all us. GU)' Nela:bler, 72t Broad· way, Racine, Ohio. 6-&-Dte i•'ur exterior or Interior plia.Una:, rontact Homer M. Braley, Phone 381 -Y. Cootract or hourly work BCC('pted. 8-3().1~tp New Uulboard Mnlow, r;1,-l II , 1' . ,lohnsun. l'hrmf:' 410-X. 7-2-3tp 1040 HoUse Tru ck, guorl condillon lbdio. Heal<'. '", ~pmlight . L. c. QUlCK S£11VICII oa W - Ia. i)ll11'1111 ll)' Faetor, Tleillld R«led, 7~ mi . N. of Putnc·roy on Wjltctunaker. CO.I.J.JNI .I&WSRoute 33. Sct'lll'd huuse above rom01f01. 1-a.tl ::::!talc Park. 7-2-6tp - Ll<US. --- - -----· -------· - - - · CHERRIES, N<•w IIIIVt'll Orchard, COMMERl'IAL ~~~ ltefrigt'raHon Service Encl· necr with Ice CHam 'Manutfaclttrcr. New •ervlftl thil Area. Complete equi-pped t.r.uet for fast -eflicient repair .ervlc:e. Fife Rt'friaentlon, Middleport, Phone 6233-X, f.13-25te iilYEiiSr~~ ·;ale·' o~ --fo~:t HIIGLIO I CLIIK IIAIIAGI ,Orm. CliHorrt Leifheit, Ruck Call on us for car repalt ancl weld~. Springs, Phnn~~X~·.....:6c:·3::0..:·3::: •P Superior Service Quality .' Merchandlae Reaaonably Prlaed hli service, Rac1na. Ohio. 6-S-23t.e JO% oft on 111 Fans n11<1 Garden IIDif!. Frockcr Plumbin" Shop, RADIO lo TELI!lVlSION SIIIIVIt;lli Pomeroy. Ohio. 6-30.11tl' Pb..e 200. Cl~oad Appu,;... Sluro, -I!'OUR ROOMS FURNITURE, in - 2-a.tt 1\8 W. Jlola 111., Pomcluding Norlilc Uflfrigcrator wllh defroal~r. WM!ihcr, 8-piectl soll<l VICE Allllllk01 walnut dinlt~a room suite, l!vini pert Tedatdl... room And bedroom furnit11rc . Middlepott. All In excellent t"ondi ~ ion . Apply over Riverview Reslallnnl. PAINTING-exterior, tnaertor de6-30-Jte tonUnJ, well walbl11r1, deeorit· :'luw Jl the .um-;to--;;:n~der lhat Ina t~[ all dullft.l. EJ:ptrltDCI n11;w 11wcepcr for the home-. 18 yean, Jnt.tl'lior and .EiterlwCOMPACT give• Lht! ultimate in Incoratlna at Ohlt~ Unlverlit)'. Jtome e!fle\enty. Big Trade-In Sefl me at Apt. 8, Bronell . iar your old IWe'lper. Gene',, Apartment&, Brownell Av.. App1Ja11,ce Service, . Pomeroy. Burnie W. Derry. T-2-ltp Oail . !~l·M. 6-29-tlle HOMES BUILT to mut your TflAlLER. four room~ needs. l bave plans lad 1&blih ~ good ~onditloo . •perrenee. Pboae IIO'l·M. VIrtU Telford, Syrleuse. 1-a.etc C.IL Middleport 013-Y. • -- . Trtvy-Fin•terwald Funeral Home ...._ RIP~IOIIIATION Now Haven, W. Va ., Phcne TUr· New & Used. Purcha,. ytJQr equipment ~~th local service. 7·yra. ner 24HRA . 6.2ri-tf Port'h Vahm<'e, roll up -p orch ahadrs. <.;loth Rwnln,lls, E'rn.-tric ian, ull kinds. f'l"«l Insta llation . Dale Wlppol Su('lply. 215 Un· I1Jn Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-J&-25tc: ~~ IZOI Business 5ervlc:es G. E. REUTER Publle Accoutul We lnvlie JJoOneeplng AceaUIIIIl, Audlll, Tu ...... bloma, Noluy i>ablle. ' Ofllee Pb1111o tii-M '-•"'Y Nal. IIUk Bl.... 101 B. Soconc1 St. Pomeroy, Ollie 69" ~Pl Won't WoshOff 8 Flavora·Your Chol¢o 3.98 gal. . Y:. Parker .. Large runi or Bar GREEN Roof Paint Stays Green 5.50gal. Uoe Your Payment Plan MORE PEOPL& BUY Plckeno Way Every Da) OZ Angel food 39c Cheese 43c • , Fresh or Colby Faney Wloeonsln lb. Cheele Food PICKENS Point & Hardwort STORES Phone 153-:1< Pomeroy Pl•one SP·3·5S83 Mason DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCll fllre. Aut_.U... Hnlth ACCIDINT Lifo, CoooooliY on~ Iondo Real Estate Broker In MIDDLI~O~T, I I! a-M PNONII IF OHIO ~II You hove ttm..thlnt To Sell, or Announce, ~ily S.ntlntl ·Ad arWant a. Cherry Pie . . . . Special Wa.termelons BIG 24 LB SIZE ea1.19 CALIFORNIA • VALiNCIA Oranges.· II LB BAG .59c JUMBO 17 SIZE Canta1oupes 29c Lemonade . . 4-6 ' 0:1 . \ • ' . ~ can1 $9C ' ' 20 Pc. · Picnic Set Plastic ' only 95c Sle~• Lite Brod ID pulel colon Set lion.lllni 4 divided plates, 4 ~po, 4 forb, 4 lmlves · •IJid 4 · 'opooal. Perfeel 101' plenles, · TV Snadi, bead~, p14Jo or home. ' . Lawn, Sprin~ter ·so ft. $2.99· . :'P.·f •. $1.79 ; dar~ie top quoUiy • Pll' ""*"•d ~Oo/p >'1\:ibl. vii'Yl·seamlellli. Ttugh, Doea, III'I:JI>b ~tier lhe uasy w.tl · llrull cG!jpUnll • whUo IIIPP.., ' ~~ ' ' . '' 0 Pink Llmonade 2-6 0:1 can1 Jlc 6 os can 15e ! ·s~ PEANUTS ' libmeq lor' each of July's S1 hoi days In ' Sale . MINUTE MAID JUICES! ' Replar or Kooher . ' ' Libby's Tomato Juice 2 pkg.. Swlao Creme or , • Nabisco Oreo ...... . .......... 69c Hi-Life Sweet Pickles 2-16 oz jars 45 ~9c •I NANCY ROLL . ' / 0 AIl Y C R0 SSW Q R0 :: =:~t e . t..e.ues 7. -Baldy, lnrocka ll.AtttftUon· i.ttraettna" .• caU 12. lllan41n New York Bay 13 · Amonr 14. Not faat.ene4 Ui.H.allan . river JS. SkHI :"olountllin (Col.) S. To llmp (Dial.) 9. Caule (poet._) 10. River C&tg.: lC.River CRUJ:I. ~ lll. Excla- 17. Throtllbl8'. Mulberry . matlort 18. ~::~tlnl' ada-arch 19. Bneed!ea ~~: ~s:'~~.. 23. A \n")'opt(yUe plant 27. Vapor 28. Sublkle Zi. Wdrd 1 30~ ~:t~!e . 22 _ ~ce (~~. ) 2t. Cereal p&lii 2:1. ~ colorinJ' 211. 01.. patchR 28. God of --- w l Pet. ae ~ ~ ·~'1 t1 311 , 40 3Q .$71- Vi · :17 36 !iiYI ~ So . Loui• 1 Pittsburgh __ 34 35 -~93 6 Ch•ca!!o ___ 29 38 .4 33 10 Ph ·ladelphia 30 41 .423 11 f.,;e~ York 28 40 .412 11~ Wf'dnesda\"1 Rt14..1h._ B.. oo1dvn 1~ New Y&tk 2 bt q ~onklvn 6 Nrw York 1, 2nd t>J, ila11clphia 4 P i ttsbur~J:h 2 1st PjlfsbU rl'!h 8 Philadelphia 4., 2nd f'h'Ci'•~o 5 Cinclnanti 4. t!lt (' inrinnati 4 Chit'at!O 3 . 2nd • . , Jo:: 4 1 t t:. . Lv rr•c 6 Mllwau ·?~ 1 2 I \1!''"""\cr .. 6 St. J.nuu n... TC~di;,.tl ProbabN PitcMrt kl N y 1c night, · , """~' "" at ew o~ "' ~rlr-mf' 5-6 v~ ~ ntoni!lh 7-~ f:hirR'!!A c' MLJwaukee nt~tV11lrnl•n.,u,. ~~ v~ Crone_ 3-.f, l)r,ly g:am ~c of'hedule~~ Frid_..,.,, Glrmet VitL•hnrl!h at New York nidlt · '1\-•i•nld•·n ::.t PhiladelphiA niRht I J'"""'Q"'• Allwtr -{Gr.} SD. OIV~ 40. Froun over s,.'·. ~ - water 41. Open 8 lpoeU 35. Bet of boX:ft· 42. Rlver llt. iv~~J IEng.) U . :~~~; 38_GreedJ 'A I 1 or cr~W ~ • I h . lnde4n~te ~ 00 00 001· . , ·court:ea,Wy ra:e 28 1 1 25 7 7 8 •b r h e 3 3 2 0 SS 4 2 1 I8 4 2 2 RF 4 3 3 C321 3B 4 2 2 CF 4 2 2 LF 3 1 2 LF 1 a 1 P 3~ 1 ~ 0 1 1 4.1. Roman poet •s. Coat •"· Think u. Botton\1 , of •hoel 48. Thlcltd tence 1 · )\ ? bOWlf I. Shllllto · J, temple t. Entire \. o ·, 1 0 0 1 0 I: 1 4 , ~ [ DAILY'CitYPl'OQUO'J1:- J(ote'o how AXTDLBAAXB to*"-" Kl ''YOUR · SUNRISE TO II LO!fOI'BLLOW I One lettar etmply atalll:l• tor anotlltr. Ia tbill example .A. t. UMII for the thee& L's, X tor the two 0'., etc. Slape · lttter-. apo.. trophlel, the leqth ULd tormaUon ot U.. wai'dl '"' ill lbt... IC&dl d&1 the ~~ -.ttfrt an differat. · SU~SET .. ' 'A anto..... - - NWII ~ I liP ltWifl•K QPXCI IS XI . 4 . •• .ICFSYRPIIK, KUQ JIBUDIC X liP · VWI GZXJ JZPY KPPY-I'WVDM·Pl!t·FWQ,' 1 Yetterda)"• Clyptoquole: ENVY, "1'0 wHn::lr~ 'l"'ff: JQ.• NpBLiil MIND'S A BLAVE, IS EMULATIOlf IN THC &.EARN'D-OR BRAVE--POPE. , ·M irtuttta - ~e-. ,_..,.. .,_..._,' GO . Cmc-umati I 20· "-_., war . I I re- ~hlwauki'!e "' I Brooklyn , 3 · A medley I 1 0 0 0 ATLANTIC FLEET (FHTNC)Aboard the amphibious force [lag: .sllip USS Taconic, Jolm P. Raub, 'boilerman third class. USN, son Of Mr. and Mrs. John Raub of 107 Ebenezer St., Pomervy, Ohlo is participating in "'Operation Hourghrlloll." The Atlantic Fleet anti-&ubmarine training exercise- is being conducted June 12 thru 27 and involveS naval units of Great 8 "1tain, Canada and the Netherlands. . . . . . . 31 c woman's day JULY COQKBOOK THE A&P MAGAZINE W L ht_,. Ol New York: -·~- frB H .M8 Chlt'ap ---- f2 :tl -tl» l !o!tt Reedsvill~ and Ra cine • Piit <1 Clevel•nd -·-- 42 2f Jt2 4-\1 duubh.• h eader yesterda y after. Bnston 37 34 .&21 l'n nooo in an Ohi iJ River League ;\al-timore --~- 33 40 .452 14 14 ' tWi n bill as Heed.3vllle look tht" Detroit 30 41 .423 liUl fiut l&me by a 6-l margin and \Va.!1hln2ton . 31 47 .307 19 R.1cine came l hrough to c 'J-1 the K:.n!!Qs City . 2!7 43 .370 20\il ~ econd by a 6-2 M."ure. Weclnftdat'• lewl'ts In lhe opeqins oontdt Bald~r- Bolton 7 New York 6, }Jt, 11 Inn •Vn he ld the Raci ne oihl! to only New York 9 Boston 4, 2nd four hit11 at he outpltched C b<~rlie Cli>velanu t1 Detrt»it 1. V•l ~Hobart to gtl the decision . Cltovelllnd 3. Detroit J, 2nd f:eed.Jville ~tore~ thrt'e runs m Chicago 5 Kansas City 2., 1st tnt> (irJt innili.&: to practicRUy sew Kan~u City 3 Chicago 2, 2nd .JP the eonteat. McVicars. was the Wa !~hin gt on 10 Haltimore 8 1-'l t lt>ndlne hitter ror the wjnner with [3.po~1imote 7 Wasbinl(lou 4, 2nd two hilJI, while fe r Racine Jumor '"!1 11 e d 6 ·m n m,li!'~ · . r an ., Wulfe had two bingln. Tod•v'' Prolabte Pile~ In the HCODd (lime La rry Wo 1f(' C1t,·ek:nd at lrlrolt-Lemon butrd Wright in another plleh- :0-!!1 v~ t.ary 4-1 0 t•r's baltle u Wrrv b~? Jd the Ne-w Yort 11 t Bo~t on 2 dav-ni<~ hl Horneta to only six bits. ~tobart f'nrd 9-4 and Turlev 3-2 vo. PorPPCt'd t_h e Racin~ nln~ Jn lhiJ lr ~ rir:lri 2-7 snd Hr .. ·vl'r 10-3 game wilh two bats, whJie Tej're• Old)' galT' .. " srht'du ll'(l was the to~ hitter for Reechville Friday's Gam .. WJ ih two bUig]es. / f>~>froit at Ch icago ni'"ht , ('lrv ~ l anrl at Ka n~as Cit:v n ight MASON ~T .-. •v York at Wa-lihinJ{tnn night Mr. and .Mn. Curtis McDani el B:lltlmore at Boston r.igbt and dau¥hlen a~ Carl Schwarz NATIOMAL. LEAlWE · 1_,:~u e. Abounding LIAGU!I 2 I o' 0 31. Steep 83. Neuter. 0 0 0 0 • pronotu\ · 1 0 0 2 St. PeiU.h • 0 0 0 0 37. ~bile ... 2 1 o·1 · notlcblt · , Servicemen Mayfair Pill PiCkles ... 2 qt. jars 49c Ched-0-Bit . . 2 lb pkg. 73c Kraft Cheez Whiz lb jar 49c . Jane Porker Phalin L";!:,1, %·17 Y.o oz ClDB FLORIDA '. RED RIPE RODNEY Hubbard Luncheon Meat ··· ···· 29c: Beverages 3·10 oz cans 29c 2-6Y.o CIDI Chunk Style . 49c Sultana Tuna Fish . . . . . . . . POI'I Crow B. Wlneb,.nn•r Armt Gulnth•r N, Winebunner n ICE CREAM CF CF Sls50n 60 White, 60 Rainbow ·.. only l9c SPECIAL · • ' AMiaiCAN cF 2 o o , &..... ._., •urticlo Boy•r De. Moor• TotiiH ~ ""· ~ '"'' 0 0 0 2 2 2 1 1B IB 28 28 LF LF, Ka_pple . ~i~h Sticks .;,:, .. ,.· .. : ~-1.9,:.oc~lk.9~- S~c 2 c 3 I 1 1 coocio Palllns ".I r h e 1 2 o o 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 RF SS lbtlrshlch Gordon BoMy Smith Simpson Andrews no Elcor Paper Napkins . . . . . . Moor• May•r SJked 8 oz. pkg. 31c ~ p01 ab JB 3 38 1 0 p 3 Rra 2 Arndlif Tyo EBiin .i . ...,...., English Roast ·········· lb. 45c . . ~!~n~!.;, .:;; daugliler and other 29c lb --~----- ;::::. .,~"""liii; Racine Split .... ' noubl...beader ---.-di Sea ---·S ratuse n ans 1-p Dodgers . Y . In Tuesd...U L'ttl League Game ~~:~rz' "" vi"''"J in ,.,.,d, wHh ... ' . "J J e AaP SUP.ER MARKETS· (21 Cord Of Thanks lfeeii,.:Jne,~ The · Tenth Annual Beod Soft- fifteea indlt'idu•l trc,.pblo for bHII Tourn~mnt will " beJd It member1 of tJf'e teanu . Dachtt!l Field in Muon beg1nnina; 'l'be tournament'• openlnt datf' ,)n July 19 a nd runn1ng fer six f.•H• on a Th.,ndty. Gamea will ll •ghh; with the finals tet for he pla)'ed on Friday o( the same July 26 at'eurdi.n& to an announce. \lf(!et and tht!n wiH reJume on m~nt by Tournament Oirl:!ctor Monday, .July 23 witb gamej bt>Hal ph Sayre. i::l.g heltl on the 24!!- , tht- ~: b Sayre has r~p011t!d that Mhleen ~tod the 26\h. The finali Blld ~ ll:lllllll are Jmed up for th~ tourna- co1111olation game will be played mt-nl and they repreit'nt tht· ber.t on the la1er dati! in th e umned iut~ art!lt. in addiTeams and th~r manast-rs ~rt; iun Lo four team1 from Pal'kt'rB· a1 foll ows : Hartford Highballt't'll, hurg ~wis G•lland; OVEC, Bart Monbrawing~ tor the meet will be L.e~tl; M:uon Rat Tail!!, Luther held on July 9 at 7 P. M. at \\'a- Tude:-; Ph ili p Sporn , AI Smith ; h:a ma High School. Team repre- Vanadium. Diclc Rupe; Lakin <Jt ntalives are expected t.o be pre. State Hospital, Pappv Hugh~· iU nl at I hat time. ....C: po•n • N o 2 , G,f:ne AI h !:!\' , GaiJJ.· As has been the ease tn pa!!l 1 P'~lis Eagles, Carl Baker. GSI yean, all proceeds from the Lour-~ Bernard Gwnther. Chtshm· c J nurnent are used 1n makang am- Lemley; CIO of Parkersburg Wal. rrovements to the athletic field cr Sams. Nahonal <iuard · Cart. Sayre repPrled lhat t ro phieJ Roac h, Smith Vph uhtl'ri OI! of vrrl uetJ at $173 w11l bu presented PJrkersburg, Me !vm Smtth. Parkt•, wmmn~ t eam! and theu pe r-~ ersburg Euo, Dan Viers; H~'lpre-' wn nel. Trophi e~ will be pre- P~rkerliburg Merchanl.~. J a r k ~(·ntt-d to the Cars~, aecon_d, and SchiPgel and Aunt H!lltit>'s Brea4, tturd place t cam~t tn addition to 8tl(•ky Walters. wem " =woo:=~ew ki~::: ~~~o~u~~~~~ !~rd·~:s~uft~~Jet;~~ o~u•y ~ADr . DAYS--PRI~~JW.. 9 Jrl"ftS Pump, Full buement wiltb FurMCe and stoker New hob water' heater 4 m!les from Pomsuy on Hanisonvi~ f'olaldl. George Haekett, P!J. 826V or 267. 7-3-3tc j A peUtlon bas heeD flied by Bo1\aymDrt b R b b .d ~~- ~art au y Sll .........."' VUIIU allegiog that on ICCOUQt' of ~"'• a--.. -.ilbsence of Le-o Raub far 39 ,::.. !rom Pomeroy, M.eits ~uDty, Ohio I;ID ~he place of b.is Jut dGmid:le, be •- 1s prenuned to ve , an d opnl)'· A apd&l medlDI of tbe W, s.j mi~ of 'Chet ~lap and tbeir ~e:b Will 01'letora ted . . -•"a -...-.. .,_ ~ ing that rproeeediJ118 may be bad c s held It H tb M~ . laiDI.llea. will be invitled ... ner at th• bDIDe cf bll ~ oo e&loblish the I8111 · a tti>o c!luroh membon. Mno. E. Mr. ooood MJo. II. lo. Freach. '""' · of the death {)f said Leo Raub. fCiu"e!l Tueeday eveli.ne wbad · M. Wood and ~ Ca:rl ME:tox. tU'lel birthdaY dmDer wu ~ baf. _ oo-cbalrmen Of tbe reception witt~~ let-~J.e to tber plenlc 11-ea,at ·tl:t!l Notice is h-ereby aiven tbtt on Mrs. John Kincaid to charte of French bomeand a:uest~ were...W. the 21st. day of J-uly, 191M, lit and duration thereof. del)(lrations amJ, Mra. Robert Coats and Mrs. Edv.wd f. ~ 11114 10:00 o'clock A. ·M., said Court JohD 0 · &aeon and Mm. E. S. Seba:af on tbe pro- children, Mare, !At ADD •;t'~ ll'ill hear evidt>noo con<!erning the Judge of said Probate Court 1 gram committee. Mr .and Mrs. Don StlveN. J111ri1rD a'!eged absence o! said pre8llmed of ;Meigs County, Ohio. r , Offl~ of theW. S.C. S. Mrs. and Bi'lily s~. . ,_ decedent .and the circumstances {6) 14, 21, 28, (7) 5--tte I • '~DRAIUIU,.. lief. The det'endant is required to I answer .slud petilion on the 18th ~ · s,_ H.P.-.'-'~T-- H _ I_ N -·U ·day of Aug. L956, or juda;mc n t -,. 0. wul be take n again&t him. I ' , MILDRED MILLER, P .ainliff I ' 1 Scaffold iWardl, IJn5 C1otba. O"BRlt'..J"' At"U U·dftlro.N ;., • t:lizuoa Fil.bec, Middle...AIL f p · " Phone 6:&6D-X. _ ... ., ,~ 1 - -- - · orncy.s or laJntltf. HOUSE (or liale. furnished or un- (t:J) :ll, ;..(S; (1 J 5, 1.::, JY, 26-6tc furnished . Route 7, Chester f SA Yl DON'T l'OU KNOWi' 2 five room apartmentA; Road. Call 6057 -X, Middleport, LEGAL NOTICE Bakcr'5 will give yvl.l the bcs~ room aparlment:B, all Ohio. 6-:l9-6tc trade on furnitt.:re ur IIPLJll<~U· dries and garaau- 4.. Detty Ja-n e H ~: witt, whos-e place celj, 4 6-li I Pomt>roy, Ubio. OJ n ·.. , ucw,:c lll u ·na.u·v wll •111\J ~ ••• I · - - - - - - - -- FOR SALE-Peanl Kirby Real F.. wnose l<~st plat:e.s ot re..ideli Lie 1 Wi\NTED- - good honw f(Jt 1 rl Unfurnished 4 ro_ o m artd 3 room -tate, Rutland Towuhip, 31 Wt!J.C , 4'i'lD J:. llC id A\l'~ lJllt!, Sew 1-'r;u· old mall' ( -~~IIH'. C<.dl 829X il}><lr-lments. Chris line eegle, .tere.t J.an-d, hou~e, bltn and out lJJet::u, l.-<~ ll1urma, and 1 .Ur. W i o· 7-1. ate _______ __ I--' none 16-J. · 6-30-6tp buildiRgS. s~ George A. Melnham lkbs, 4't.:;'/ .l!.udid Avi:nue mrt, Administrator. 6-1-tf San UJego 17, \.ahwrma, a-nd WJ<~,: A U! Jktluwn ar1' t"t!UC..'Ytcd l o be 3-JlOOM APAR'JIMENT and bath, tm~cn1 at a SJ)L'Ci<ol mcl"tlng, l''ri· nel" present place ol ·resJ4ent:c with aa.rage. 170~ M1.1lberr1 da y. July 6, o-oo r m. 7-3-3lp Ave. lnqu1re 378 Seeond St., or II-ROOM HOUSE for sale, $800, c-annot be ascertaiaed, w;u tai:e &ULES .. Nothing to buy. Sbnply gel y - free lieket each limo SyracWJe. Call 809-X. 7-2-3tp ooti'cc .tbat -on .th-e I:Stb day of June, rail 111-M. Also Conlon Ironer ............, ...... UG..N you visit Aotd' • REGISTER OF'l'EN! AU wluen will be nolllied. 1~56, lhe ·p lamuu, C-ect. !!;. ktewtt.t, ' '!MotiJiiolo ,li...,. ................ .. for aale. 7-2·.U ···~ faol. w,__. _ _.,. ·~li ~ AoW' emplcooyoeo ond their lamUieo are not eligible foor prtzeo.. flded his ·p eti.tion a.gamst: her Ul "'Mi"-. . .,. ....... t:.Moo .. .,., •• FURNISHED APART· W1· w1~h Lu l'X pre s.~ our smccrc 3-ROOM .the Common Pleru; voum of Meigs ~NT, utUibifti: p&id. 3!16 N. \ apprccJallon Lo our neighbur ~ Loumy, Ohio, beinlil cau~e liUm· 4th St. MBlddlcport. 7-3-etp and frit'mls for their kindn ess ber 1:.!427, in said court for div<~rce '1 room bouse, S bedrooms, and other reHef. anrl ~yrn pu thy at lhc limt' " f A&P SUPER RIGHT • , TENDER STE ER BEEF, CHOICE BLADE CUTS! thr• rkath of uur hu sba nd and woU to wallcorpellng, AUio· The l)rayer ol -said 'petition i<> hrrllhcr, Hcr:;ha!l Brown. Spcfor divorce and for equ~table- re(·r~J th ank ~ t o the ReV'. Ro14cr mollc gas hoi woler heallie.f. 1'be d e fendaD.l is r-equired -to WAITRESS wanted. Ai)ply in perJlt~hup, !))(' !!:w ing fi'un na l answer said petition on tbe 4th son a t the Home Re11taurant, l!r• ml', lho~e !'.Cnd in lo( flower:>, Ing ayalem, 101, High St., day of Auguat, 1-956, or judrment Middleport. 14-Ste lrnr! att wtw helped in any way . wul be ta·ir.~n agaJnsl her. Pomeroy. Ohio, call 232 lor !\.1r~ . Jlershall Brown MAN WANTED-For 1\awleigh CECIL E. HEWlM', Plain,titf Well Trimmed .. No Stringy Neek Po rtlons! bwinesa in Pomeroy. No exfurther lnform1tlon, O'BltlEN AND O'BRIEN perience needed to •tart. &ales Attorneys for P.aintilf. A&P SUPER RIGHT • . SKINLESS, 100% ALL MEAT! ~as)' toimmediately. make and profits a:ood. ;~~""""""""'""""""""""'=' (6) 7, 14, 21, 28; (7) 5, 12. Start Write Raw· J-"or room <tnd huurd wiU pay , will lfligh's Dept. OHG·840-190, Ftee· lwlp frc1• . Cuntact me Ill Ethel porl, Ill. 7-3-ltp l!l'lul''s 21.".t miles from RcndsLEGAL NOTICE villt~ on R1. No. 124. Luc('thl WANTED: Dielll\an. Will ronald· Bids will .be received b)' l'rir·c, ltcrdsville , Ohio. 7-:-J-3:c er Home Economicll graduate. POMEROY- Modern 6 room frame tbeScaled '• Board of County Commis&lon. wlth hardwoOd Iloora. Nice kitRapidly e~:pandlne bo..pltal aad ~.,. · ~· - ~·-chen ,and bath. Automa,tlc for· ers Meigs County, Ohio, at the Of1li I I ' ! ' I ' , I ... • 1.-:"f' _. ... t, Soles Plump and Juley .• No Iiller addeot dietary department. Salary flee of _said Uoa1·d, Pomeroy, Ohio ced air heat tG all rooms. Full open, Apply Direclor Dietetics, A&P Super Right • • Boneless, Whole or Half Hl53 CIIEVIlOLET Truck 'h Ton Choice Cuts .. Steer Beef, Round Bono or basement. Very good construc- up unlil 12:00 O'Clock Noon July Hnlzcr Hospital, GalJlpolia, l'an<'l h11dy $605. Bhwttllar's, 16, 1956 for furnishing tlle followtion. Large lot. Owne-r will cO!I· Ohio. 6-a0-3tc l'omcroy, Ohio. 6-28·6tc alder your pre&ent hou11e as in~:. . ' .. .. down payment. Mia:bt consider 10:13 FORD Pickup ·~ruck, like Transport delivery l)f Ga.solinc, leasl.n.ll for one year. n.r.w $89~. DlaeitnllT'I, Pomeroy regu lar and premium grades to Ohio. 6-28-6tc M.IDDLEPORT- B room framt> ·the County Garage, Rock Springs, ' tlowe wilh bath, gas :he-atlng. Ohio, at the direction of the CounCap'n John'11 Beat ' 'N Eat 1954 RUJCK VA Spl•eial Ddux 2 8 oz pkg. Sliced Loca.tcd on -large corner lol ty Engineer, during lhe 00 day rimH' SL•dan , nt'w Buick trade -in You can own your own businllls, with p-arage . .f4800.00. p~riod commencing July 16, 1956. $1 605. Bluetlnor's, Pomeroy, earning $:i00 R week or more Quote .p rices on botb reBular -... Ohio. 6·213-flt.c:: with hmit.ed capil11.J Jn .a Dairy GENERAL STORF--thndHng groand premium grades. ' Cop'n Jolill's . . _· ... .. hl ~ Store. With our uruque fin· ccrieiJ, clothln,a:, hardware, 111 ~ Hoard of Commissioners rcltll'i4 PONTIAC 2-door Sedan ()l'j. uncing plan, Dairy Isle, a na· ollne. Average monthly · ule~ strvl' ·t he right to reject nny or u.inlll t~ark gn •r·n· v:ith Ji·Wht Liunal organization of indivi· $3300.00, Little compctJUon, 1nd 1111 ,bjds. ~l'l!(m top $1205. Blaet.tnar'~t, dually owned storeB, can put very low opcraUni overhead. 7 Board of County Commissionf!rs Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-28-6tc you in a buslneN of your own. room frame hotJIIS with .b ath. .. - -- ·-·· ·--'- ----- - - By Dean Barnitz, Clerk . Package of Dalr)' Isle Stnrea are beautiful, Large lot. Total price $11,000.00 l!lOl'i BLIWK century 2-door Ri(6)-21, 28; (7) 11·12-4.tc modern bul_ldlng1, e:r.cluslvely 111 betl.tb Teaaoa for seillni. viera · Coupr, pOWN steering, dfl~i'!I:Dcd and patented , and to-Owner will urr:r aome flnancily-naflow dm•. $J,093. Blactteated on sites selected by men lnlil or trade for retl estate, n.ar's, romrm.~·, Ohio. 6-28-6tc . I with years of experience in mar CUCKLII aiALTY 1954 J:i'ORO V8 2-door S•~dan. turkH survey. Location 'hill been aox 229 Phone 101-Y oz clll ~&P Super Righi • • Serve Hoi or Cold quoiM.' wilh white t~.p $1191). A&P's Own Mtorvel approved and buildina: has- jwt 6-~30-3;:;:;;te;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o Blartt.lllll' ·~. ('(}IUCI'Vy, Ohio. locen constructC<I requlrin& cap- ~ED 6·2&-6\.c i1al from $:-1500 to $8000, In Middleport, Ohio. For full in· CONCRETE BLOOJUI BI Serv1ces !or-mation and appointment, "'ulhl lttter •• ._...,. ----- ------~---write or phone at once to Dlliry GRUBSER BLOCK CO. &. H. RAWLING SONS CO. - 2t Pahsl Sparltllng 6 Flavon Isle Sales, Wooster, Ohio. . . I MIIH Ntrth of Pomer-r nour Wrecker Snrvlce. Day pkg. . . (6)·29; ~7)·2·5·3Lt On at. A. C•ll Wm. Gru...r. Phone 6227. Night Phone 6039~- ....I... X. DODGWLYMOU'HI DEALUcn ul l:!:veotl tt reju W clusihed rat<>t~. Obitu•riea published at 1 cent per word.. :.!blr&ed Ads recelvea by maO or tel<'j::bont. &,!Yea careful att.i.ll tlUD. ~ (' 1 ~01'1ces I Heath Methodist plo .... we«> ... <10 Jlr • ....,u... ·!love.; ~ · ltft•." ~ Ill. Bliu. llvr the Rev. . aa4 Vra. C. Mri o.Jiloll . Swan1o0# '.pd •'Jm. $ , Konkri#tt .cd ,._., EudtO and ~•.wt ~· will be ea '~»'. ,.. wcs P'ans ror Jl.lvitt w.ho can. to Middle...- t.biJ ~Uon oommltteit· ' 11 r• .montb fnlm ~ , .. . , .. A Reception Tuetcbr;y, The receptioa t. tO be held IIRTHDAY CILIIAATID July 17 at 8 p. m. and. T~ loukh blrthdiiY of , ~ UGAL NOTICI Ru Ford 11ufer, whou place of ' ' The Dally Sentinel, PomerO)"-MI(:f(lleport, Oi'iio 191 For Sale .& ."\.U ' \ I ' OnYoiir �. ,. • ' ' / • Tliu'rsi:lay, July 5, 1956 the Daily Sentinel, Ppmeroy-Middleport, Ohio .,. Old Fashioned LIAVI ............ · · · --:· · · ··-'- "' · /ArabiawberebewlllbeemplO)'ed aw.,.~dexpcct.::dtoamvcat ~ -T • .. , Hr .and ...... Kemot~ HOI'I'ier in lh• oo-octl<>n ol ll'•inorieo <iooUnatlon W~. llt. lttrFuneral Service Festival Is . . !~ M.;·t~:~ tbel'O Loo.-t IbM compan~. 'C'ODitl"uctiOn have aooe thi&y new Monday ftom New Y«k dar a I'U.pervllor l:qr • &UluUti- -----------'---.ur---;; h_,II;;-;;B ers a rown The Da I.lv Sent'nel I • = in( p!ut to I • .. ' . of Peoria, IlL, were from \hi! Ewing Funeral Sunday at 2 p. m . with lhe M·IDDLEPOR'f SOCIETY '' 1~- ,. Waldo Buck, Guysvil~. nephew lut!l been vis")ting the McNamees. - MiM .J;uUa and Mts1> Mary Pfieffer CaDto:n. wiO arrive here Friday for ao o¥ernight vi.s.it wit~ .M.i.E Mil· dred Hawley an dMrs. Nan •·-e. Sat......•doy the four """ m,.,... "' be joined by HaUic and N'Elllie .. Zerkle, FranceB' Roush Mrs. James ~- EWer for a weekend trip to Berea . Ky., liO attend t~e ~Y "Wilder(..Q~ Road" by Paul Green. Tht!)-' ~1,. --will stay 'ati the Boone Tavern Ho.. '" ...._, d:uPin.a their- visit. and fanuly bavc moved to Syra. n.L~c. ~1r and Mrs_ Frank K 1 n~ and son a nd Mr . and Mr~ . f>:rt Hussl'll and family , C<,lumbu~ . arf' visiting thl·ir mothl'r, :'Ms. Ch!lrl t·.s Quil len Maxine Bennett who ~~ t'mploy· '''"' ~ d Jn ,.·0 1urn b u.~ h as bt· l' h ~-~~ g her parents, Mr. 11n t1 :>tr~ l"hadc.-; Benn·tl •- · .._. rs. Arno ld 11 1e · 11ilr d s an d ,. .u veo. [hwmga rdn(·r hav e been a.l!~nd. mg th : annu<~l State Reh.gJO~ Ed t s h ol L th c G. a lhpo!·s .uca wn c o . ~ '' loU< ·-.... Paint Cr-eek C hu1 c~ thu we(. k. c. E. Meadows who 5uffe.red a ~I rs. Ru:hards· who 1s. a graduate belt..f.'troke Tue9day b-e lLt at his of the sc hoo 1 IS takJOg post-gra bome on South Fourth Avenue . duate work. Mno. E. A. k.eOO .and Mis,s Nancy Mrs Dennis Douglas £'ntered Reed _returnod Thesday 6rom a vil6lt Holze; Hos pital this wee k and in Cl)lumbus. was scheduled for surgery Well· Mr. and M111-. Ray Tur~y Dun- nesda)'. bar, visite-d Mrs. D. E . RtlWib. Wedtnesd Mr. and Mrs. Herman Maltox d ar:d family, Charleston, who have M oy. H L D h Gar:''\cit · Tu~'l"la~n l'~rd, ~: been visiting relatives in Lansing, to visit M'l'. Dun~am who iii" 0111 Mich ., have been visiling his paroeonstro.~ction work there. Mr. ruw:1 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mattox. Mrs. Larry Rice and BOn ChipJX'-1 , Mrs. Fred Blau, Meadow Creek, I r':: Ch.cfihire-, a.re st.ay.ing at the Dun· · absenoe, harn horne d u lhc1r r s. William - Ohlinger eoterccl Holzer Hos pital Tuesday fur li Ur· geJ"y . Hr r daushters, Mrs. Albert Schleicher, Cleveland and Miss Martha Ohli nger who is employed in Columbus eaml' Wcdncsday for a visi t with their mother. Mr and Mrs. Willinm Hurh on .- - July Clearance Mens ... Womens · Childrens' ~- SHOES SAVE W. Va., arrlved here Satur day for ch"·'h"~·flJ!>.N, ,. ~h. Mary wa~ 11 recent ~fcG h ee. guest of St . Alhan.; r-.'lr.~ . Georg~ Mr. and Mr..;_ J. 11 . llavf· ~- l "hes11'f, are .~Laying at tltt" twmc of t hei r Hn n-in-law ttnrl cta ugh tc r, Mr. Jmd Mrs. F'rn nk Chcl'-.ebrcw . RP.· TO!'IIGHT ThunJHy.Frldey July 5·6 lli' n.~i Arnst Lu cille Uall " FOREVER DARI.INO" (In Tcchnicnlnr ) - nl.~u- ROUSH'S Shoe Stare N . Second St Middleport, Ohio Maul't'<' n O' Hara MncDtma ld f'<~n•y " FIRE OVEl AFRICA" (In Tl'chnil'Olor) S&turd-lly Only July7 How; 11·d l)urr T.Jin 1\m-on " BROKEN STAR" - also-Vu· tm·.v ,Jor~· John Drom(icld "MAN FISM " (In Technlcolor) --. ("OMEDY·CARTOON THE TALKI 7 PIECE CHROME Dinette Suite I I a .\1r. and Mr.~. S\l'wart Harris and !r=========~~;;=:::::::::==~~====l FISH FRY :.re visiting Mr . anrl Mrs. Ricb.ard Wi lson and .vir. and Mn~ . Dale white working at the OVEC plant was taken to Holzer Hos pital for tr eatment a nr:l returned home . Mr. Joh n II Jordan, and Mrs. Clarence Schaa f or Huntington were Sunday gw.HtS' o-f th-eir niece Mrs-. J. M . AT<'h cr. Rev . and Mr~ . /.'. A. iX' nncy, and son Robert IHI Vl' returned h t their home in Am<~rillo. 'T'·eXJas, foll owi~ g a vhit tl('n· wit~ the form-ers s.stcr , Mr.s J. M. _Alrc her , al her ' I Do yle MI·11er Family Reunion Held On Sunday WASHINGTON UP......l'be House sl::hed presideol ~ Eisenhower's (lti'eign aid program to nearly $3.4 b'll" \ • Bedroom Suites • Living Room Suites . .. • Appliances ELBEitFELDS - in •lactrJo Pcr#{er . ' ••• •• • •• ' Frank C. Allen Funeral Rites ·· i 1·~ • Will Be Sunday A u·on Agam·st Genera} Motors .. Filed By Govl Gyroscope Units .. :f·~~h~: ~::~ appro~•d • g Readied .. Hem . nlistments .. F.01' E Bahy Is InJur • ed Jn U0SCbed---1--d Ride DoWD Steps :• •• • ••• •• • •• ••• • ••• •• ••• • '•• ) ' Electricfty costs ~, as much today '. IM k R rts ar et epo Bnngs . $30 Fm"e And workb' ouse turi~g h~· • • ••• ,;•• d Tour Is Planne Of sporn' Kvger ., , 8y Congressman operall~n ON THI IRIGHTIST CORNIR IN MIDDLIPORT 'Ill 1908;" ,.liell tfioAIMfre&ft __ ______. Gu and' Company was founded, electric waa expensive to produce and deHV1lr ... alld the cost to the averaae reel· EI.,Uic po~r 'dentlal eonaumer was over 10< aldlowatt:ltour. ~oday, the coot lio iliiaveraae mldentlal euatorner served b:y the six.eom.pany )Amerle&ll Gas and Electric Syotem Ia leu • !t.hall a qu&l'ter ot what It was fifty years .,.o.lJtN II!M 2"'' a kilowatthour. --- iltate area. Yet thlo tremtftdoue redoetloll was achieved in an era when the cost of prac-. More eftleieiltaledlodi of .prGduel~~antf ~eally everythinr ~ akyroeketetl'. . deliver!Q eleotricity. toaelher 111ith lt8 IIH&ter 1IMifil bj: everyone. baWl rt8Uited AB a result of Ita eontlnuolla roaeareh and in lowerlna tht COlt by moM than 75.,.. development prorram the ' !i!YII!"m tod117 Thla Ia an example of "110 Yun of ~ has in service the most modem and ofllcreaa in Electric Power.~ cient power plants and t.ralwniSBion line. available. They make available . . - - - - - - - . ......--------~ an abundant supply of low-coat ' power to every h~me, 1arm. .factoq and store In t. nven;- ~ ... I ' ...' , Pom~foy r ., COMPANY'., .' " ·. ..,.... -·- ' A ov!a·: Bend Rotary Club · President Names New Committees JfteigsCo~ty. HI ;Cmmcil PJ~!)p~ng , T..n Da ··:FCJt 11ool ~ ... ~ {- y . '· ' ...... I ·fe./ .• ~- 8 YEARS OF HICCUPS .ALL'S QUIET ON . STRIK-E . fRONT \ Furniture .. ,.....i! Assat-lt Charge.. : BAKER ~:·figure was a new low in whieb began m~-:n. :£ ;:EI~g~~~~~~~€~:w;as I ' At reasonable prices for tt.fJ );)JIIIon m mih.t.ar~ ~ eeooomie aid tor tbe fJ.SCal , yel1 It was not made known wheth· e1 the caller wa:; a woman or a !?! •• •• • •••• •• •••• • FINE FURNITURE · ·'d ' · ~riato~ll.Y 11111: d, ·he battered t4 9 billion proRram '• 1.;!: COVERT RE·ILECTED The Cumm ilhiu n on 1-'r uoatlnn nwt at !It •· th 1\h ll•~ tlisi C ~urch Tu esday t1t 'l. :ng :mrl ~ u pl. Erne&t COVN [ WllS fC · l J.:-r.!ed I halrman d the Co :n •n1~ u r . Tt·,,. opening 1\\"ll':<'r w11s rn (• II b,v tl•e Jlev. C. R.1ymon f\ onk r •tl•t und Supt. Cov1 ert cw1clurtl"(t 1 h ~ U'·lft)IJt.-nal ser vice . Mm. Nan M(Jore Wab· eloectc-d 1 ~ecre-tar,Y during the bualness meet.. m g. 'T'hc group vo t ed a contl'ibulfl. Jon or $10 t<~wa'Nls th e e7(peni!o"C of t~ e You~h J?dLowship c1m1p .at Lanca&ter ·J.a tcr thl.i month. t60 Ohio Congressmen . In Vote To Kill" i School Aid Bill ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~=~=~~~~~~ -- -- - . :=-:c::-::---cc-- Ttie Pre_aideilt l WESTbURY, N . Y . UP-A person whn ~aid he was fhe kidnaper r,f m onth-old Peter Weinberapr telephoned the cbifd's father today and made new raR50m dem<~nds, the fa1her, MorriJ Wit-in-. hcqter. re~rtc~. I FRIDAY . ~1 r. an d Mrs. Smit h ;md family wcr P Wl'ekrnd gut's!.~ at the Miller hnmf', Will ard Mi llH j,o; on l~avc> fn•m thC' ll . S, Navy Air Fol"t"c 1 flll 11 ha~ re i Ufllf'd from 11 six nwn th s tuy in Ice lan d. IIi .~; n ('W · a s.~lbll llH'n t 1.~ Brunswick , Main e. Bury Victims Of Anti-Red Riots In Poland I ON THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS lCIC:JJ . .." Fear Expressed For The Life m Missing Infant The demand• mo.de also were last SU1u!ay. Ill ,l~ ·~ nut madt' public . raee or the etonomy drlve ID ~,­ P··ogress uttoUa:h Concren. It gresa, however, he a.sr.eed to P, •, But Welnhl!! r ger Ma i<i the caller a~o wu well beww t.Jlt! unnuollW alona with a ~00 m1lh~n 1!\lt. .~-' ~ told him : "1'11 bt.' wutching the security le'Y.el set by the Presi· •rel:lter reductio~, ~e said, . wow,!~ · 1flernoon pi~pCr.\ for your reply." 1 threateo th.e nations secUrity. :, :,~ dent. '' The Howe-passed tor_e ign a~d Nev~rlbeleu the Hou5e s_J-ashe;4., He asktd nf'wsm t'OJ to print this bill authoriZes ~ biii.I'On for fl!l - the m1litary aid autllorila"!an bJ, reply: " Am ready to roeet your cal 1957 The seni tl!!-passed bill $1 billion and the appropnatioo~.r. dt>mands. Awaiting yo•Jr call." authori~s ... 3 bitnon. committee now has ree~mmended The call was the rirst break in A contetence committee sought that the actua_I appropriation be ~ IJ c case smce the inh.nt was kidtoday to reach agreement oo a cut by $1.2. b11llon. . . n:tped from a covered patio of his compromise version possibly by The House cut the ec~nomac 11d pare nt.'! home ;:bout 3 p. m. on the Saturday. au\ho~ization by $109 m.tllion . The F ... urth of July. The appropriations committee, commtttee r~ommendcd a cut of try Wecti.esde:v night •• the which approves the money to $170 million in the actual approAttempts to pay th" $2,000 ran92nd annu.t 'St.t. Blbt. Conl'tlfr.Y out the authorized program, prlation. . . som demantled in a note left on f•rtn-efl of Qhla Adventlttt now vo~ted t.o cut a total of $32:51 milThe appropriations comm1tte~ lhe patio failed Thursday. Duramy In seMion 1t Mount_ Vernon. lion more than the House. The criticized the Eisenhower admin-· ;~ackages were p laced as directed I More tf1•n 4,0CO people were In committee cut $2:6!J million more istration's handling of the ove-r· in the lddn.1p note. but the kidattencMnce over the weekend •t sl'as program. A priest lriwht) i• re-.dlnt ltte naper could not tlavc picked them the camp muting which i1 "It appears" the committ-ee said (lntern1tiontl buf i l] MtViU. up without revealing himself, and slated to ciMe July 8. in it8 ofrflcial report, "that freR1dlophoto.) they were- untouched. quently programs , are formulated the past two years he bas served th tittle or no . consideration of1 Weinberger annouoted tb.is as the p-astor of the Athens A.dven· \ needs of the couotry or roorrung thal the family bad ofU!ft church. c llntries concerned." it rt>d the ki.dnt ~ a blank check The committee said that it would Pastor Letal\ is scheduled to for any amouot ·he chooses to fill speak 100 ModdaY morning of the make a "thorough investigation" ill p_.yment for .safe return of tbe t n--day ses.;i.oP and -serves on tt. ot the pro~ram du~ing the coming eh.ild. ·;;r:-ililiol ,~ublicity au-d rec~ption commitWASHINGTON UP-Ohio con~ year ~oat it Would not be .. ' t !!Tessmeb'\voted 16 to 7 in favm' bandic!l He saij the. c~ bas. been d the vague dat_a It ttfs ~!.~"'" the -encarnpmen . ~f klllinf" tbt. ,;hoal aid bill l'lid ·;;.J;itJ,eP by h is unci~, rtali;blr ~lstraU... "\)rovadetl F"untral .service5 fur Frank C. W-einberger, aa elecutJVe af the - -t· on proj~~li · -programs. • 1 Peret. ried a vote of ~ 1M ' killed by mar- Thursd411y. Tbe tO' bht'..ds , 67, wbo colfapsed at the fam ily's New Jersey drug firm. Morgan; an unusual 'bitc!b•iav Tb'e tlpp{opriatioru comm iY,ee '[b&y • lni~el' "9:wo Arthur All but tw~ Ohio legillators had -in uplaining ils reasons for cut- oar ty, July 5. Kathy surpr~Si!d her celebrat ion at Racine Wedof tbe " My un cle isn 't a rich maD," dutiet; David, age 5, and Suzza.ne Ml"Uer wted in favor of an ! ing the aid progra~s poin_~e_d to rwther 1'hursday morning when 1"'"d<ty and died laler in Meigs Weiaberger aaid, "but be wiU able ' to age 3. ! amendment "to bar federal aid to lhe $:5 billion in unspe~lp~lJtar)' -;he- asked what ti~e the .:uests Tlwmas. li!! neral HO!pital w!IJ be held meet any demand the lddna~r :....-----;;-;--;~ segregated schools. This amend· would come to her party. Since -Sunday at 2 p. m. frorr. the Ewing aid and the $US bln10n 1n unand maka. He (the kidnaperl can fi.ll runcral Chapel. by a vote 'pcnt econ.omic aid th~t the ad~ 0(1 party had bet!n pl:!nned by out the check and if tbere's DOl ':>;' · Leach wjll continue to 9CJ'Ve- the Mn. Morgan it look rapid work (' . ministration had on JUlY. 1. enough money in the bank my"-;· Pomeroy . church. He ~ nve. Voting against the main bi\1 lo bave things rc~t-dY by 4 p : m. \·i~~eg ~~::;d :,a~i~h~~:~'te_'-· urcle will guarantee the amount yoeanl internship at Eas~ LLverpoO'Ii were . Baumhart, Betts, Frances whell. they arriVed for' a W,iene:r . ' h e writes on th e c!reck will be _ Youngstown, Dayton, Sod Athe~. BULLeTIN nolton Oliver Bolter, Bow. Brown roas&-t birthday cake, ice cream. ~.~;~ b~~..,~~g w~:"~en~~:~=~oi:. given to him in cash." The internshiP is wmpulsoey ln CHAR\.ESTON, W, V1. UPCl,.ven'ger, Herlderson, Hess, J~· nnd candy favors. •• ember ; his daughter Pauline, the Adventlst. chureh. · 1955 Frenk A. Knight, 41, ecUtor of kins MeCulloeb. McGregor, Mtn· • 1 Police said they bad made ''nl •fhe main ()rd'inattion addrllJSS w~ Game& were played in tlle yard ;.nd two sons James and Malcom shaJi, Schenck, Scherer and Vorys . the Ch•rlesktn Gedtft encl one at Tb U S who wos killed in uction during prr-gress•• aad found no usefQI. ' Jiven by nan A. Oc.~ of W.as~ It th Master Sergeant G.allie Moore, of Wn~ Vlrginie's best known Voting for the bill _were- Ashle_y, and in the garage wh en re · DETROIT UP e · · clues ia tbeit aem-ch for tbe lag'ton P.resident of tbe O:>lumbta. local Army recruiter, tnday . _an· Ayres,. Feighan, Vtuuk. Hays, Kir- newsptperm•n, died unexpect• Pned to ra in . Pastel balloons WeT~ ,JWA.ice Deparbnent t~y filed Its 1&45 while overseas. c-hild. Union' ConferenOL!' of ~~tilts. 1 • unced (he A.sbl!llnd. RecrUJtmg wan and Polk. festooned around the yard and civil anti-trust suit agtunst Gener· · tdly tod•y efter •ufferlfll • 1 r. Only surviving r c a~ives are one police oficer said tbere had ~ .In his ordination serm6n, \he cbur· Mllin Station has rece1ved quo~as were the favors . al Motors- Corps., c~arging lb e Ltrm urebr1l hemorrhtt*. On "the segregation amendment. bas an ill'egal monopoly in the sa.le several cousins. been some suggestion that the b oi!Icial cltiii'IIOd the past<tr lo [or three Gyroscope Units, wh1ch ~live-- exemplary •llve6!, &bo-ve re-- at· ~ · alated for overseas duty later wayne . L. Hafs, Flushing Demo-The climax of the party was the and manufacturer <~f buseS". Burial will be made i~ the kidnaper might be a teen-aged-,.., . crat, did not vote. James G. Polk, .U .:rrival or the baby elephant, l\t('Kay Cemetery at Great Bend. hoy or girl. He sald that "if some proach tor the prime put'P(¥te of this year. D., f{.igblaod, op.posed the amendwhich is a part. of the animal act Th ... complaint was killed Dy an tbing doesn't break soon we may . living ' too go<pel 1<> the ·~ The three units which ha~ ment. at the Merchant's Free Circus •P· la!i!ti.atant attorney. g~ whOgo into the hieh schools in this world." -:;---:::- - - - - - rearing in Middleport. The el~. carried It !Jere lrum Washmgton.ll area and check the bandwritilli The ordin-ation prayer W81i pven- been alerted for overseas shiP· by Victor T. Armstrong, of Was.'l.- meat under the Army's plan of phant and ita trai~er were parad· Attorney Genet'll-l Ht:rbert Brown~ of the students." ii'.;t~. 9 g..ne.raa. ftelil .secretary Unit Rotgt!!'n ~~: the 11th Ar~ iny down So. Thtrd Ave ., and ell have annuUnced Wedn · ·~~: CINClNNATI. 0 . UP-Produce: With eacb hour fears increased· when they saw the children the suit would be filed jn tbe E tead to firm· prices at for the life ot the infant whose of tbe General eontennce of Ado mored Cavalry Regiment at Fort ventists . The OTdiMtion .eba.rfe Knox, Ky.: 78th Engineer ~ttaWilliam Pike,..21, Racine, was trainer brought the nlephant _ to district of Michigan Federsl>Court. ggs s y ,.:bites ;ind abductor had th-reatened to kill UJC fined $30 and co5ts and sentenced I the Morgan yard where it d1~ "' The suit charges General M.o- farms, c~n_su:;~·39-i4: mostly 42· bi.m if the monev were not paid was given by Pastor Ochs and the lion (Combat) at Fort Bennmg, · ~.rowns.l JU 37 -39 mostly 38--31)· b:r 10 a. m. Thursday. Uaseaaoo. aOdress or welcome waa giveo by Ga and the Mth Field Artillery 10 fiftv days In the workhouse in number of tricks. Tbe litU~sts chm- tots th, wOrld's blagest manufac-- 44 M. E. tnewen, o-f Mt. Vernon. Pre-- eailauon at Fort Sill, Okla. ; a healing before Justice of the bed on the elephant as It lay on nrm , with monopol_izlng the. arge33-35· mostly 34--35· ably told weather aad lntermitr•a•e n. '"'·'-' L. Peoples on a i~s Aide In the yard and the exsale of transit -and inter-clty buses A me JUm.s B I ge 28-32· FoB tent rain 11ince tbe time of Ule . sident of the Ohio Conference of . abo 1 8 " for enlistment d 1r· - • d and ~ns 1· ring wlth four bus op-- zomall 25·27 ; . ar • . bd . App I tean Adven&ts . Joe Welker, 20 month o1d son charge of , assault and battery citement of both old an young eratln'"g epompaniftl to promote the Cincinnati whites ~d browo.s, A child's a ur!1IOD, u p. •JO. " Others wbo partlclpa~ to the cctly toto these units are now of Mr. and Mrs. Ra~ph Wel~er, 163 this mornl'ng. was so great· the-y ·forgot to take e of GM bu&-e.s arg~~" --46 A medtum 39-42W~tduesday, led pollee to belleve 44 1 rites inohtded Weoley Amundt;en, being accepted, Sgt. Moore said. Mulberry Avenue, Is startma: out Charles against Pike we~e pictures of the event. exc1us ve us I ~ but . Chickens steady to firm feyen the 34-d.,--old. child could 1l,l)t [or one of th rough rider but bt b hia wife Mra Minnie Named as co-con . sp "'t'"· ~~•, "" lb 21 •23 .• b•ns - .. er 5 l.b 18- loJng .survive even if abandon , ~01 washington, Secretary of the Individuals . enlbtlnK ' II 1 te pro- ra er young Ill a · ' brou1Y • · Cht.idren present were Karen aoaw. ,,..,n ,_ .... A.ssoclatlon of Sethuppottlng In.~ thtse uniis, Wl ~p e . d d -·t over his left P't not defendaGnts,bouW.ndl'e i"''':'<P Na· . hens lb and U)lder t. • ·,. to.-m; alive by a panieted abductor. 1 5 17 o ay nurse a ..... · I ~e . . ,,d Jamey Thom••, Sherr·1 Sbulvu v '"' atituti.oM of t~ General Conler- ceasing and b as Ic tratnl ng in time Its ('yebrow as a result of his flr.st The sheriffs "depa~,-nent also ~ :~ c'~,.,•Y Lrelne's. Inc., .and Public_ l!ght type 14-15; old roostel'S 9-12. A ground &earth for tbe dtild 'e noo of Adventists ancli Les1le to join that unit pri?r to veoture. reported the atTest of ~~lter Hers 90 88 b:r 150 po'icemen wu "withcJu't - . mao 30 'Radne on a charge of . Coordinated Transport Co. Butter sc.•o_r•c........., · ....,----·isuecess" and was called off ThUrl Hal'dinge, of Waohlngton, bead of moving overseas. .the lb«>lllf!Y ·-departmont ot tbe Sgt. Monro explained !bat indi· Yesterooy afterMon , whtie I ,..,kieu' and r"isting day nlgbt, Nasuu County Cl!iell Washington :Mis:Ston:JlY ColiM!ge. vtdilals enliating fur one of these lhe froot pon:l'l of bll bomeli w 1 I! o~rreat He was apprehended on of Detectives Stuyv. . nt Pinn~ , Leach was one of five )'(lung past- units will be asslgned td' F~rt . !li! , mother was momentar Y o~t T!l.urada,- evening at 10: 15. announced. . 1 ora wbo .w.ere ordained. Othm Leonard Wood, Mo., f~r. Initial cf slgbt, Joe man~ged to s_tart h18 ·Patrtck Henry McCann, 18, were John You01, J.IRdield, Cha1" proceuiog an~ basic tra1mng artd \'itlker do'!n a flight of .m : stepa pt~orvllle, was fined five dolt,. J)art, MI. Vern011. C!rams will join ttie unit after comple- and r~e lt down. . larS lin the court of Mayor E. F. Shobe w;~ l'lal'l ~ lion of ballic training. Taken to ; Meigs General Hospl- Roblason last night after havin a: · · Eaol Liverpool. Complete inforin~tlnn may be tal he wall treeted for a cut that b<!en arrested for disregarding .. A naUV'e of Ohio Leach is a ined by contactm~~: Sgt. Moore required four stltch~s to close, the traf.fic signal at the junction • Obta graduate. of Mt. V~mon Aeade~ · p otber than being frightened, be of U S Route 33 and State Route congl'CSIIJnlan Cad Albert of 0~the Masonic Buildillg m ome-" k " 1e · 11 htp .t and W.shlngton MiSllionary Col. o ay. lahoma Democrat ma)or Y w b ..k wa• pronouneed u 1•• ,· . · East Mat'n Street. . -•Three other men were cJled to In the House • l ege class of 1951 , · with ma- roy on Wednes<lay off- ~e.":a'~~w~~·.C.::::====~::::~~:-of Repres rn tatiye& ot jora· in Bible and hls\ory. After ar1pear in the court of Mayor the 84tti C-ongrc58, Wi-11 tour the commtttee appointments;·· ..:·c· graduation he was placed 8S" • Robinson tonight. Ewing H•ttnn Philip "porn Plant and tbe Kyger aext year were annuuneed minlster.s,J i.Dtem in East Liver-and John c. Scragg, both werE Creek PI·ant on Saturday as· a rucst Ddent Milt Stephan ~ 1, OhiO. LaWl" he lllfl;l'Voed itt · · of Congr~man M. G. &urru~ide havmg Rotary Club at the cited into court for amt.he F-ourth W . ~~t Virsinta · O ongrer.·· ~unestown .and Da.Yto.n, OtDo. FOE' meelinc held on proPer muUlera on their cars ' tog in the social while Leroy Lovell Hite was c~ted slonal Dilstrict. rord Metbodist i11to eourt on a charge of speeding. Congressman Albert Is tftf.erewted Stephan took Meanwhile the State Highway in seeing first hand how eoa-1 !Jelps e:ae first time Patrol reported the apprehension to makC electricity in J.he new 4r officers for (If an escapee from the AlhPns plants along the OhJO JUv tr. He F..ddie S+eln, state Ho.spital on U. ~· Route ~3 would mre to apply &'Odt_e . ldets Rusaoll- Cape~ near the Rock .. Spnna:s F:ur· from tlle a!1!a's lndustrlal ·program ground!.. . to his own area in O~abo~ • Allie Bootb, 21. was t:aken Into will be ·' Plans for a T~&· bay to ·help L'Ustody by tht Stat~ Hi~rhway The two oongree&rqen turdly 'r"pay fot .tbe swimming pool at P'ltrol and returned to Athena. It - mel in Char~tog on ~tic Re. ;~. i canter''a caVe_~ere dis~~_se_d on WPS reported that she had stolen morningD~Y 01· · f ~~D..\ppalachlan tiona- 1rec or o , I Albenl. Tb e 'ar wu re-' .}.a . , 'tl.leBday C:vi"OiN: at. a m~t~a: of il car n Electric Pow 1fT Company., ·· i"ie Meig& Ci)unty ~4-H Oouncd. turned. M A aJ-ac!lilfn'&' tlst<l<l The Patrol reported two arrests V. ann. PP · _ , '\ In addltioil , hieP~bfn-1 of the •:r:sterday with both i:lrawtDi fines manager in Pt. Plea&ant. · .eouodl talked of t~~ coming ·. c&mp to .be heJd it Oi~ter'a Cave in a bearing in CbeShlre. , The, po.rty will go to tb~ Sporn and,. drew up 8 Ust of ~mp coun· . Charles W. Boyles, 18. Middle· Plant for a tour flrftl and . wiJl be·Eehors. Tbe list w\s not made port, was fined five d'otlar.s and the Jt1Sl6' o1 Uu.•. Appalachian. Comcosts before Mayor L. J. Reynolds pany at a luncheon there. to the : ll?tJhlic · pending lcyep;tance . of of Cheahlre on. a chai'a:e of afternoon the party wilt iDJPecl. UUl:le cbJ¥en. • Plans were also dlsctlSsed Inapeed!DJ,. ._ . ttn J{yger Creek Plant. , ~Prd to-- :t-JI activlties 'at the Charles K. Spokan.t. Pittsbeen a member of •. '• Jl~ils Coan.ty Fair which will be " bur&h po&te--d $lD· bond . or bls Albert ~ re~~~entatiYes u ·appearance ln -the ciMilt ¢ Mayor the ~u:Od Is~ tneiUber of L'lel ti~~~~ eom~d of 4:-"H' l Rob~n in Pomeroy tonl&bt on ~ USe Commitlt l- on AifiC\W.b.Lnl. .a<lviaori· in the' a cbll'f' of S,Pe(ldiq:. o .-' ' 1 •F.loor Coverings 50 vea_rs ol_ aid and in A roprli.tioo.s CommlUee today economiC! ald. Elberfelds July Sale FRECKERS FARM 1\h-. ;m d Mr.~. Do_vl(' Miller had n f111nily rr·union Sund ay When a pi('lll<: was ht·ld AI the homo of Mr. Jln d Mrs. Curl RmH·h, l, incoln .S1., Middlcp11rt. Present were Mr. ill"t d Mrs. Mill.:Jr nnd snn11 : Mr. itnd Mrs. Roach (l)oroth_v Miller ) and ~·ms. local; Mr. and Mrs. J ac k '.Jil h•r nnrl dAu ghters; Mr . ami !\Irs. Louis Sm ith {Ma ry Millerl nn d four C' hilr:l•·en. Col umbus; ]. ~~- Miller a nd Mhis J anice Boyle1, Take Our Word For It- Came In , And See for Yourself ' Take Advantage Of The Many Values In • Breakfast Sets Also Instrumental Entertainment and Talent Show. Strictly Stag Admi~stration Plea Ignored; : • ( I. ·Ap.prop-filii OR __U_I As House Committee tuts ~nod miU~ry ~U~~~ ·~ I Just Off Rt. 7 At }'lve l'olnls Serving Starts AI 8 P. M. With All Refreshments Foreign Aid \. Sponsored by Meigs County Coon Hunters As1111. To Be Held At U'll Woods, who inj ured his leg No. 69 .Pastor Is Ordained Into Ministry At Conference / n 11 r.-;1_ BEST PRICES ON PORCH FURNITURE ELECTRIC FANS & FURNITURE COMPANY Middle~~tort, Ohio Val. VIII IV DON'T R Rev. I $74.95 ..... f..lshion('d f~stival on July 7 at thl' Whlle Church, Upper Flats. Reunion Held On Wednesday to ndcd fi••w'''''''' " ''••thomcon Woln otst the CAPth•F"ourlh 11f July <"t•lebra- h en "' HGme sponsC'ring an old Funds from the festival will be Roger Bishop, pastor of 1tw En- u~t>rl fur the purpose of sending ,•lub rnrmbcrs to camp this month. h h If . . , ce,-,t guests were Mr, and Mr~- tcrprisf' F:UB C urc o Jciatmg. . . ! Another festival Will bt> held !"l oyd Ha:~~es, Dayton tnd Mr. and Mr~. l>ea n Haye.s, Hidwell . Spe<:ial music was provided b)' llln Satun:lay, July 14. at the Mr. and Mrs. Orville MiliirOll Fritz; Buck, orgaqist. l'ruad Run Luthl'ran Church. and children. Columbus, visited Hr. r.:nd Mrs. David Oiler for .scvBurial was in Beech ' lirovc I tr;;l days th i.s week . Mr . and Mrs Cemetery and pallbearers were !fdlirD n and sons returned to Char le~ Turner , Byron Foreman, then home and the girls re- William Foreman, Waid Hummained for 3 vi~it with Mr . and rhrey, l':dward N. H ump hrl'y and · Mrs. Geot"'gf> Batey. Larry Milliron GJera ld Mc1n t o.s h · had sp£!nt four weeks at the Oiler Coming from out of Lown for 'h and Batey homl' s. Mr. and Mrs. ' e- servt·ces were Mrs · B<own ·• Mr '1'1 II' <~ nnu•t c oo~;~t·y reun Ion Clarence Byers and children, col-· on d ,Mrs. J uhn PI an t s an d M r.s. .. \''" ' .._ umbus, were overnig ht guests at !larry Van Blair and daughter, wr·~ hl'ld Wed M'-sd ny, t~0urt!l of the Bate,- hume TUl·sday. Betty Ann, Gary, lnd .: Mrs. Will· .J'Il Y. at Lake Alm•-ia m Foreman , J ohn , William an d Thn-•c .~;~_tr·ntlin_J;( wer e Ml!s Har.el Mr. and Mrs _ Jam ~.<; Weber are C nd I II J \"UCationing at \\'isconsin Dells. Byron Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. Le- _an ?oney n _nm Y arne~ Mrs. Mabel Grrt> n, Athens, was rny Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs . Y t~ n n o~ney and 1 0l~-'l:!'. J~~. a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Charles Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Garl llu b·rt, M~t· h ael and [\lalw, MlddteH.iee lh t·s week . Schmidt port 1\-fr. a nrl Mrs. Cyt!P Van · , .,), nry and fumily ,iohn., Woodrow Mrs. James w. Gothard and ··Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Graves, Mrs. Willi.1 m, B.nd Joan, Mn NO'fa Hobo children Charlt-nt' and Larry, of R. E. Sollars and daughter Su etta , Bai! ;>y:,; Run. Hurricane, W. Va ., visited and Mr. and ·Mrs. Horton Brown, Mrs. Mary Van C"Alo ney Johnson & l..esta Guthard and family Tu:~sday'l Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Otmer Sofl n s, Can·ol! a nd Ge ne Pomeroy,! Wednesday Mrs. Got ha rd and son, Childers and Vess· Childers and Mr anfl Mrs. w .E. (f:dH h) Mum}t r unk, entertai ned with a birth- s un Larry, Glasgow, W. Va.; Mr . ford ami s on&, ,lack JoeJ and Larry da)' dinner ceiPbra ting the second a11d Mrs. Charleli Turner ani'] Columbus. anniver~ary of Jonnie Lou Mil- ~rs. Hattie Curtis, Racine and T h c:y enjoyed IJienic dinner at ler, Col umbus. Other guesb were M1·. and Mrs. Gerald Mcintosh and n :.r,n -sw immJ.nt-( an d haJJ games Mr. and M rs. J ack Miller and dali- family and Mis.s Maril)'n Mclntol)h •! m in!! 'hr- af1ernuon and had a p. hter, Jac·kie J. ynn, Columbus; of Huntington. wiener roast at s uppm- time. a visi t with t1er daughter an d ·son · Dt.ck . ~on,in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W1Jliam Jim and Bil l Lewis, Za~esville. Mil ler. She was aecompaJticd her e by her son , Larry B1:JU, who was cnroute to Indianap olis . Sunday Mr . and Mrs. Miller and Mrs _ Blau i'tsited her gran ds on J ack Spen· ef'r and fam il y at Lak e White. Mnnday they Wl'nt to lia llipoli.s to VI sit an oth er g randson, Robert S]Jen c~ r und Family, Wedne.<iday t hr group had a pllrt)' at Lake While. · I Mr and M r.~. (;t•orgl' Vl!ith and J,,'randdau ghl (•r, Cr>llltlibu s. Mrs. Gcurge H~tey and sn n, Mrs. David Oi ler <1nrl grt~n cld augh t er, c 0 1. . umbu.i, nnd Shert")' llt> ITm;u1 at. ' Upper Flats Community in Ma- held ~ 011 County is vOn- c·00ney tit Charles McNamee, • a1 e Fun~~~e~i~ ~?~~~r ih: ~~~~.~ ~~~~??r~ lr------------..;________..:______________, ~rown • '• ' • W&l' ' 1 .' ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 5, 1956 brown handley wolfe