https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/04211d6c7ffc437b2f9962e95febb42c.pdf 26a7258958bc1b6ca6984a7c3cf85863 PDF Text Text . ,. • ' ' / • 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 .' ' . �r .. Comm~ntary­ On DlivotED TO tNT!REITs oF MEIGS--MAsoN ..., . - .ICHARD S, OWIN l 1:'!". •. r. • I GEN. MOll. EO ITOR "'" :F..ntered as stlrond dass malline: mattl!r at th.f' P omeroy Ohio , pn!tt •tUu·e 1 ~~~~~!:;;~~~:~1 Ont• of the ~msun g f'• litol1~1 f''/!' ry l'onununtl y ~s tfw ~unth•) Sclwot teadH'l', who ot'tt•n do·· votf' ~ mut·h · of hi -; t tltlt' I>\''' I' :1 hng pt'nod of years. tn ht' t•inu·dt ;:;nd Il lS SIIIHb~· SdtuiiJ, \\tthutll t'OTIIJ)('n ~ ntwn 1'h es t· li'nchf'r~ oftf'n go lo t r11Wmg scho ls, attt•nd various .(•rgnr~izllholl:tl •·huah will ha • t• M'V!'ral · dozen ht·r.ut·~ 1111 tnwhl·t~ me~·ti lt t;s and ltl"lt• wtlh \:uwu s form~ uf c h urc h wurl.:. In 11tltlttwn th t"y regularly .~pt•nd scn·r~l hours a Wt'l'k pre· Sdwnl. Orte n , rvrn a r~latllt'IY ~mall wtlltu•J t Ill thiS.tllll' ,.. ,n~•slt·ntly , ,,,,.,. tlw yeal'f. n ~ 1 ~ tulllJII!lt lt <~ll l•t It: .· , , tigiuus [,It· .,J thdr I'IJIJJ IIILtlltl) and a~ ~~~ tnvt·, tnll'ut tn tlw t·nJJnLry's youth . T h e Sunday S('huol Wl!l'kct' und tt·u('hl"r i:o; ofte11 :.1 Licd H:oteU pet son who has l iltle fn·c \lull• but wh o gives freely or wh~t he has 1;1nd e11. pects nu rcwanJ 'J'•, t•very on•:, of every hlllh , wl' off~r a st=ldom· V!•lced 1J11 d resp"C'Iful a ppreciu· tiun of tht•ir .~et vices, in an effort , •o ml.lkto thi s 11 IH·ttcr comnwnity , and a het!t>r wo rld . \\II" - - RA--NS_F_E _Rs-\· - ;:;:;-n·y , ,- L,-,.,:,.,,k-:-Lo-ud;--ec---;miil, LA-ND-- -T 4 A Ponwrnv, tu Frank Emrirh 7~ John 11nd ll ~lt • u E J11ekson , lot Majorit' Bing, de ct>:l!Wd, nffitlnvil Rutl und, lo Jl ullie Ct:o~s . o f tl'llnsf ..r, Sal!..,.hury, \u Hi t a Luud· R. T Wt"'l 188 A. Sali:slmry lo t·rmtll, nnd Cll•r~n<1 c Bing, .!r ( Wllllum and Burna r.rnwser. IOta Lot\clo· l'lll 11. Louts Lautlt•r- 1 Lt'lah Sm~ t· and Shdton HendmilL. Clnrc nce Ring , Jr nntl Delia rix lol 21 Sulton to Gurtrude Jo~ Bing, lot . Su l i~b t1ry, to !l arry uml 1 and Luth~ 1 · John~tun J.u t'il h, La.udt!rmill Wil11a m H an J .Ioyce F... 1lul ~1'k Myra Engl , d!'rl' :t~t'd, nfftdavll 3 A. Le.barwn to Uwlghl Cur·hln fr,,· trnn .~fl'l', 1\u\lan d t ~ Anna Cox, Kenn('lh anti fo:dnn I. Cr.rrmn, 28 Wo,t!J·uw F:n!,11 1. J'~rl t:"l{l e, Duru· A. HutllltH~, to lbrt~ld EuMenc Cn1·· lhy Oil'chcr. und fi:J'IJ !~I Engl't.!. son. . . F: ~r·w,· A l'OX , ))dl•cM 0, Cox 1 lrvm)( K:1rr. J r., nnd Vu·gmhl Wrmdrow, Engle, Jul.u l•:ngle , Ern· j K ~ • ·r lol , l'uuH·r••Y lu syr~ nnd t:!\l K l~ n ,.:; l ~. ~~arl F:nglt'. Oorts En · Rlchut·d Owt•n. . , [.!\t,, F• I'd Dl!rh(~ l·, und Dorothy Carl· and f' em·l.me Ler. pajooel.<>, lJdcher, 1.89 A. llull ;ltl!l, to Hut'l t Ctws tl· t· to Art 'n1 r nnd Ethel O'rr. W t.nd Mll'dred L. Htk · Arthur nnd Ethel Orr. parc-el'l, .111(-tJb Sh~rpnPek :md 'fo::uzabeth ( ' fw~l~~r . '" t; :trl arul Pelll'hm~ Le,. Sh:1rpm·rk ~ A l.t•t u rt li1 Gt'orge R. Ht•I(']J 1·:. ;,ntl L"we},t Reed Jt! r, · neek, 4 A. Ll'!art lo f:l'ilrgQ H ff't":i , pnn·!'i~. ('llltt:nbln, 1·o <11'11:· Jl ;•ymun . l.tHv•·ll umt M. •l·t tH• 1-: .l(' ff• •rs .l n hn ilo'l ym~n. 4 /\ . Ll'i ;u·t In[ J . 0 . C':l.~lo , Ca.<.1o LttmiJI't' t'o.m f:t"•<))'gp n . ll uym ;t n. plllly , lot, l 'P II II' I "Y Ill lrvitlM K :JI'I', t;~·org I R ll ayma 11 . l) l: n•J• I .~. , ,.,.. .Jr. tnrt, 10 l( r>R., San1l 0 1111 (iruwl , lrw . Urna ll'l' ll l' :m 11 II (' Mnnii!Oill · W . <' an i Jo:ffio· I K~IIIH'IIy, fl ~ er)'. naro•..! .~ , Sutton . lo o 111 a l n'llC' ~ C h e~t ~· r, tu l ' hfloll'( l S nu (j C lm· nnd I[ J, Mon tgom 1e 1·y. ret• Ju h(• IJilt'tl v ~ [)or~··l and lloro thu .Webcl, . htl ~~ A!lellwr·t 0 nn~ V.tfiJ.F \\1 2, C h t>~ t t•r, to 1\nhll'l',flldd ~ "{J'·.' 75 1\lll 1\ Sy•·nt·u st•, hl ,.tJn p1l;l...,.f; Smu lh•y . ' ami ~:v •l yn Srw~h 1 M1lo .r .,ht!:o~r•Jl, 44 A. Salrm, lo An g 1 ~.;1 S;tyr t• Hl :wchc S ay ro ~ Jlum rr t. n,J Al'it.'l•IJ Lcwl.~. E<lgill' A Antult, P IY MY Arnutt. i"r ttn;)nt Stevens, Adm . But·t!eUI' and M.: rgur e! Arnott. 4 A. Su tlon, John'iion, dt'CNlsctl, 4~ A. Su li•lll , to tet l'llu l J ll lltl llazr..l P. Bt•nt~~. llomer .and Arl(•t·n Lcwi:;·, Nuncy Ann. und (' !<!. JJwplJ'cy, Geneva nnd llurt·y L~' u artl . ~ "' F.a"l'llWilt. El'IJlio, to C'!ydt• C. 1111!1 A ('hester tn (;ltm r. L.1w ~ on . Ella f . Ando•n.tm. P·rr·ry 1\ Ri ggs, andtlur, con!, Wtll i;uu 111111 lluth l r!'n t• .Jm1h:1, Ch('st1•r· tu I•' A. S~!ifl 1 •l. 33!J~ 1\ l. t•hlrt•Jn, ltJ An~ll' 1l1·unt.v . 1luymo rul A, ,Jr., ami H.o.rrieHfl (' U lllld Nll llt')' DWI'il!',l', ~ IVt' l'al S. Pull ins, 14.4 A. l'he~lt•r, to l'uul pan·•·L~. Scrl plu, Ln Avu l;llkey. D ond Allee S. N('lllt!'f', I • • ' INn. ·DAilY, CROSSWOR 2 lJntt ot work 1 t t.lne. ACBOSI t , Yield over Hf rtl• ot whalea 9. Clrl'.1 name JO. Roman -~h·-· ·- ·­ ~- connecttn: Oppotlni ................ COITitta ! .-tn:bSaxon {Y I\T. ) U . Mulllcal instrument 13 . Sum 14. ConjuncUon. 111 . J1wel1 ft . Obt alna 6. Fu111 17 . Uttle - -, charn~ter In B. Drullg• IJ. Jl'ated "Unelt'l Tom's CaiJJn'' note ;• ao~unt tTnrk ) 21. C!r!!! llrhUy 28. A tlesc rlp • ti\'8 adjec• ! ., ph r ue 29 A ~p ou) 30. Ol.hr,, t and IJellt kn DWil or (VA. r ) chalcedony U . Malt be.Ytrag• 83 Pll'f(. 34 Ap11rt Wtl'"" f•: <llld Bo•!'llll''' ~~ Hna;:h 1\•<IJt •rl and ()p.tl Mo·l) l.l tlit·l, lol , l\111tdlt•l"'rl , to tl .t mlll L. ~nd Wtl111.1 Sarg•·td. .lohll <: nhtl 'l dcrt•:ls!' tl , nf(id. or tt'll llS , \lr;~ngl', to 13ud)I.II':J 1'•'11 1'· Ill i.! II l't •arm~tn Mullin~ an~ ~ afternoon. onM~~·s. ~~::e~a~B~~~o~~~~~ dny even ing. •M rs. Fannie Roush called on Mrs . G11 rnet ch 11 pman Wedn c~day . Bel't Blessing or F.numduw, '.\las h.. 11rrived Monda)' to visit ;nd~finitt>ly with her bro ther J...'c cit and family. ·Mrs. Eva Wl'igand of Mason wus •th e dinllilr l!(ucsl of Mrs. lua W<tiguml Tt.ursduy, ·Mr ..and Mr~. Dwi-J~t Ci bbs, nlto,~.lJ.I» oC Broo''IP:IIn woru . trl'l·,st MIJIIIn ~. Pnn·cl!>, Orung:-e , in Pf.f.Pii'iUa'nt w e'dnesday. The Ladles Aid of Board Bap. to Samud N. !'t•itfmu n. ' Suut uel :mtl Mubt•l l'l'lll' rnl\ll, pnr- tis! {'hur ~ tl met with Mrs. 'Fannif' et•l:i. O• l•ng•• lo 1.\o~·t l 1<:. llltd Cla ir• T~tylur Wednesday and sp1mt the U.lal·kwOI~cl . day in qUilting. Pn·senL were SCHOOL'S NOT OUT • - -- · · he's !laving tf. I)dtnlt• &rtlde ~ ' ·' ., ' - '·' .. ,.. . , ( aym.) <l .N•I''"' ot Rom• •m .~~ l 47. &ntl 48. Ktnd at manor ~hl't cznr. Hl•t.J l. DOWN 1\UOt .1A.. , JlAILl' ORl'PTOQUOTE - Horo'a how to work It: AXYDL8AAXR II LONOJI'EL 'LOW . letter Jlmpl)' 1landl for uot.her. In thll example A 11 uHCI thor.. L'•, X for lh• two O'e, etc. Bln1le lettel'i. apoao. ~;Op)li:~~· th• h1n1th and forrnatlon of the w9rc1l an all U\1 code l.tten &re dUfertnt. ..,.,_.ij; ...- ll ' I BUT THll'1 L I hlnta.j A crwtocram Quotadea QOCAN . Yl ZVZONOTM (Ill IIA:t', J ZRRZM:OZ Yl QYM-DJM ,O JR. ' NA.I O'I'MRNO• I . , .1 Crntoquot41 FOR THJ: IOUL 18 DE'AD THAT AND TH1N08 AJ\J: NO't" WHAT THft 8UM 1 9:00 Howdy DOO<lr· ,. :. ~ y vvvvvvvv MJRE£6(;$11ffAL£SS OJIERHEAO M.t,SS· PIODUC:TION lOWE IS PRODUCTION __ WCHS TV Channe - ·•. -8. - --· -- ....., _--_ .,...,."' I Twffll' ' !tM$1C.' '""')'OW presentlrwtst· 1 ·- .if 11 . ~L travel.. , .·: i ,. ~ Ye., 'y"'!f'!>~)>e ' : tioy ~ · lilw~yl tear~ ·' Ina· {'U thl'oll&h .t~~ Ll\lllnf,. vll<litl6n Say ho "'"" ou · wllh Jli l · ed uca"!i1on · •. • • Iearn. , . , Ins to .....,., you and hiil c:Oiiuhuhity and to ·. mak~ 'ltl!iiielf a·finer..! ··! ' clllz~ · JIU\ o better ~·-:-:" ''-:-::-- ---·- ---- _ Anit a Brown vlsitQd Sun- , ~ <·, 1 ~ f fo,n, _. .~l < 1··1 ~ .... -;; Tl(!J. C•iumbla. •Mtss d Calling at the home of Mr. an dt~ u' in the homes of Mr. tt•d -!Mrs. l · unfo <, ~..Wr ihutt\ ..1, -·. ~o\S:r!i -. Cecil Blt1ssin~ !hmd:~y cvt;- lb.rry, Mr. nnd Mr3. WUl ~.,_ 111~ ftnd ilven af him: th•ll be much ,... rling wm·p Mn . E. G. Bil Lups. MrH. t.;r~hel Brooks. . :' . qJdr~~~- end to whom m.n ~¥tv• Hownrd Cupt"hart, Mrs. Paul l:llesMr. nnd ;M"1·s. Denn l.o; Rough Jr. t:Om"\nittH much, of him they sing uf Pt. Pleusunt. Mr. and Ma·s. an~ sons. of Hickory Chap!!! I w!'re will •sk the mare. {Luke 12:48.) l.titer Chapman pnd l'hildrEm of ·dinner nl Mr. and 1\\fs. ElmPRAYER: Father, we thank daught er~;, Mr. I ·'f )·' Mr. aQd Mr.!!. True Blessing of M'nM, ·f #·· and Mrs. Rn ~~c n eJe~ ~ lnt~ and son,c;. PDrkersburg, ,ltc,v{.,t~A,d Mf11. Geoq:e W ttiri~k and • ~fln '• \Jf re d)nne r ~uests of Mr. and 'Mrs. el>~!' ;mce Bleelng Sun· . ~. ,. . ' Mrs . Fal]nlc Taylor and Robert had as th(!lr ·guests Sunday ; ·M •·s. · f'l.Gre.nce Sterne . and Janie or Pnlnt Plensa nt, ·Mr. and Mr.s. Ardell Krebsbach and dau'l:hters, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Al'lell Krebsbach and ,:authter of Ill inois, ~r. and Mrs~ ltlll .Jaron and s~m. Mr. and, Mrs. Hob Rich\ltd!ton ~nd chU~ren Parkersburk, Rev. V . J. Lllhe.y of V'lnlu.' and Clar~nce Ta)'lOl'. .,.. '*'... Into ....... pro- ·--~"" ~--::; PROVICO MILLING & fEED CO. Rl. 124 "= ' ~: that we receive by day. ?ive ~ ter , and he[~ UJ others:. lor 1~ Is !hat we receiVe. lroi!Ji Thee F0 r 'wH EAT ~hvaY_.s tba& to ~~~are -. lt whef• we In OW' .................. \.. ) -.oTAIIY TILL.R built to U.. high atvrhnle tl Amtrlcl't . . . t ~~~ f,.cto, mllJ/If«futWI "'*l!ler .._.Mid SIMPLICITY . .oi111. $145.00 -t qaalit)'---- · -t .. ........................... ....,. .......... ..,_ w ......... abWIDa-.,.OWoroo81_,..,...,.1% ......... with pc:M'WI' to . . . . Baoo8 ...........,._ • • a' a.lf.~ t:i........,.................... ... *" l\llo\1\P,i-- Fleming e I. I e t. e I e e •• e ' •• e . e e__e_J~ MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. · ~ Phone94 .. Ohio Pomeroy Hatcheries 3. You can ,et imffledlate cub. Why oot sell wher... you'll get the! better price a,pct the better service? Glv'l lloSI oa call eo we can. make arrang-ement& now to do a: better jGb in handhng your graln &he way yeu want it hiadled. Remember t.Ut's Meigs Co. FVm Bureau Co-op &t Pomero,y, Obio. Phone 98 Adv. gam ahoold contact. the Meigs Courrty A. s. C. (lrnee iulmedlat.ely to detemine if their far1nlng pro• gram wm permit them to benefit from the 1956 .acreage resenoe. It 1.! not po&rl'ble as yet to a1p up for the conservation n!.eTve program · INo crnp m:a.y be btarves'ted in w!dt:h IS" • long term program de19M for tracts in the 1918 at!t<e1ge l11igned to r4nove land from oorrent reserve. Farmen must control production rc.- tbe pUl'pO&e of eon· rnoxious weeds on this 1re11 but serving t.he .soil fetr future need. Committee before July 20th end the dlapO.al of the crops' mllht be completed on or before JulY tMh for wheat o~nd JUly 31st for kJOac. co. It (!&nDOf. be emphaalzed tG aU'Ongl£ tbaNontractt must be signed -i'?tt order to participate. fARM ........ It_., _ . . N . . .liot,thtr ........ ' j lb PIOTIIN,Ior .. VITAMIN l,,o.leii' ~~ "' WARR SOWILI VITAMINS, ••• ~~ IIOIICS lot ......, oullllloool ..1 _ llhoe ,"!MftOVID l'iiUIIIILIIY" lo l-11tholrtiiO.,..L . lot• the ewlot 1e liD ·~ II yoa feed,_, Mulft MIJ:I PuDet Grower. Prepm them aow for euly ptodae. lion. Feed litem right ud ·,..u'D have reol beauties •. ~ls-developed for heavy r.ljing •. WH~ICH~4~WHEEL·DRIVE iJEEP' VEHICLE ,lS RIGHT FOR YOU P ' --- SUGAR RUN FLOUR Mill PbODe150 Pomeroy, Oblo Trlltlll ,m. Whh the enn louP·job traetloa of ita ~wbeel drh·e. tbe 'Jeep' tak«o- ud equipment tbroutb •H. and. tOft euth or up 60% p-ade~. MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL l11r.... The rlme-tetted 4-Whce).Drhoe 'Jeep' Truck JeWI bea•il,. lNded ltailen oa Cll' ofiiM road, curie!~ PIJIHiil 611~ Iff h• oWD curh weifllt. ....,, With polfel' tUe.oL thl iD &,OOd wuther or bad, to opexlk truChen -d other «pdpment. ~~,~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~-~-~·:·=~~~~~~~:;:"j''~nam~~·;·~A~m~e;n~-~~~t -........ .... ...,. lelt JIWII'. The perform•n"-pro,ed 'Jeep' 1htdr.. with pqwtrr tlkt-oi, &lao pmidu IDQbile power 10 operate but- me~udotberbelt.cfrivenequipmeat. 1'1 4·lllfii·Dihl 'lilf' TIICl ••• tlm..teoted and porfoimance·proved fruiJifbUtL The double: 41lt1 Utilit)' W'I(Oil RMI &8 I fam.il7 lt:IICH ~ that &UriH eiJ: adult.t roomy llOIIllort, on 01 ol·~ ----- flllllr, lf~~ . IILLYS ... ub11llllll-~ 4WIIrlill •, ~· POMEROY EQUIPMENT COMPANY A. R. Ka~ght, Prtlidt.n t V_.. NI"J,.p" ..... ,.......w..._k_.. N. Second St: Middleport, 0 o' Roush I -- ,_of....__.. ....._at ....,,......_ been- - > ·#OW. ..q low eotf( ~-:~ --.a-. Your Pullets wllJ go to Mulberry Ave. . Fa rme rs Ute Loylng bOUBe early, too, \ 3 HIGHEST PRICES PULLET GROWER { J· . : "\· J(e..gJ:VIng ~·- • Ntst 7"11'1 111>"'1"' .,.., do. all<l ....... ·H ou ~~ ..:rb't .~·~~ ·n ••edi Master Mill .... 1!1....,./ lO~agDS Minersville, 0. ,. _ · . •• .Mte detiped .. eommii'CW cora eou.Ua. In 1M wfat•t aa4 tobJo. co phaie or tbe PN<Ihm.. tbe aet. u it · appltea to MfiU C4uDI.r ., deltfned to rtdUM tbe aereaae oq, stabiiiMUoa IDd CcmM'¥11Joil or- P•rt. of June or the firH week il .IUIUift. wbicb wheat <r tot.eeo. wut be !rar- flee in tbe .IWvak: ~....,.. 8uQd. Jlily. · IDJ at Pomeror ad tlp aa • . , . . Growen ab~ld atop cut:tiDJ ..,. meat devlfU!!tlal' tbe' ~ tract panaua wbea tbt dla:meter of ' wh1cb be wllbett to place in tbe ~ shoot. atarU decrtiJ.iDI, nrs E. C. J'Mie J'le•w. He muat redute bi• \'{ittme)'er, Ohio St'lte Univen~t)' . wbelt acreate bo:!!h:lw the whe:at e:rlenaion bortit:ulurllt . TbJ• u. aereqe allotmeat of tb&t farm by u•l1y occun: in late June. PlaDtl W\del'plaatiq !li1 aUotment •ue sbould have at ~ul 3 moai:lu · to adver:re oondiUon. ,b)' tem arowth befon frott, WittdestrueUon -by aa&ur&J ea\IHI' ~ rneyer ex plaiDs. 'l1lq mutt devel~lnJ J-efon JvJr 1etb CJI' br op &ood bruab, tiDee next tPrlnl't plowina «* other wiae... 1DICOI'P(ftt- crop dependa oa carbohydrates ing into tblo Mil or elippbJr, mr;nv. stored from tbil Jtuon'l ,..owtb. lq or euWnc before luiJ 16. liJ. Wittm•yer ""' up.ruua be do :SO. • - -, ahould be eultlnted at tbe t:lo.t Before ~ tllhe oomblDet will be. Benents: to the farmer under of tbe barve1tina anson a~d fert.. euttl.... 'thru Obio'o W'l$t f'~eldr.', otbill prou•m wilt be $4.00 per MW'e lbzer appiJfld, unll!M heavy •prina~l~~~1! ·~- ted •--··ol the opptotlona w-! . ,dtf _ dtoUI&Adl. ad -tbe pia will oome pourina: if he un~v-• ..., ~ Eveu then u L 3 • .ID ln. adverae weathM c:QndJtiou. For he ote1, 1pplieation at the end -.....:.... 1•11· •.....:.~.! 00 .&--~• or Ior -·--• "dsat - .~ -.-l.S AI Ia ......... 10..,, Pomeroy Flann natll!'&l deiU'lU.'"'on - - ?I tbe oea·•n .... mo•~ •lJIE dHI~. l"- He Bureau ~p "- interested in cal dlapolltlob beaeftts: will be suggest.& applyina 20 to 30 pounds .ib.u.. 0:,b;',.... o!Jandllnl' your'II'ain. We think we b&eed on the ...te. pet ~tbetlmeBie ot 1 complete! fertilizer, Ute 8-12- • 11 IIIALTH-• .dlaitJ to fllill offer a ~;re.tt:er doal, •od tJN lettler the appralaed. yield or, ra 12 or 4-18-8, per 1,000 ~quare feet ..k. ca. - pro611b11 if to makl!l ;rou know the bet. ... per buabel times: nonn&l ~ - fll W. bout it. whldleY« ll trmllter· The~ may seed it to ti'OPI wtak!a wDI b' · ,..,.. tWa 40 Ill. Gtllllll& Comider thelle advantages: al ntei per bl.l.lbd li ~ of tbe harw.&tedi after J•DU&I'J t, 195'1. • ...,. GAde A 1. Trllned t.Ht.en. ,ne l<liltc.rJ who 1oiiD rate wbieb wiU mate apptoxlo &cordina: to 11:w It il antldpat.ecl wl:ll handle yout arl\ln IIIII Mel&s matelT St.21 per bushel pl)'m.ellt. that the · acreace reserve m&y be .-au YOU AfPOD County Farm BurtiU know tbeil" In no e.ent wib l!le . pa)'Dient be continued for the ned. lour Y6U5 """'" Job- T...,.,,. to test toP tbAn t8.GO ...- ..,... on the ,.... oc dlffeA!nt Jond. NO\' TO IIAVI THIM t and grade your crOp honeflltly, lla the Che of , tobacco arowers The ~ vaUGn reJerVe pro- ; ; - , . . QMie& V&at:r.-·Nk:holl quickly and accurately. In .)(elp Count7 there will be Ut- gram it entirely different ttu.n • ~ ~·,....· •d:l) 2. HOMSt we.lgltt. ftirJ is impodr t1e partlclpatlon,. unlet~~.: U 1J un- the acrea1e rnerve and if for a .ant, We eertlfy all weig~ts and: derp!antinl' the tilotment due tl!l period of .aeva'll yearr. [n this give you everthlbg tbat'• COIJl.o adverse weatbel' coiidiUOOI. Where program farmers are expected to Ina to y<~u. the ifOWel' baa' allotmen'- or, leN remove land from prodllltion of 3. Quick unloadlng. The grain t :•m than one-half acre, tbe oentin al• crops which •re now in 1urplua aod at Pomeroy Farm Bureau workll totment must be pkc!ed In tbe ae· tbat informaUon wlU be ready for fat. WeiJI have you ta!ted, grid- reate l'ellltlVe to quallf)r. mixtura which will ald Jn Improved, unloaded .and bilCk to the 1!ae method of flprinJ benleflJa ing the soil, but wiU DOt add to SteubenvWe Woodlfleld fields Jn the ehortest. poalble It dm:llar 1D the tare ol wberi.t •urpiLIS produetion. IDd Sl. ClllrniUe, Oblo baled on the nonn•l or a.ppr:aised DetaUs of the program ere not ;t ime. f . Pp-to-th&-minut<;, lnfc:nnallon.. yields tlmM the rate per pound yet .available. but It is expected Tbc Grain Dlvlaon at Fann Bur- wbleh Jn Ohio Is 18c. that Lnfonnatlon wtll bereoady for eau headQuiU1er& m @lilumbus The important dates to remem- farmers this rail before wheat ', bas a direct wire to t!le oadon'l!ll ber In tlte wheat ancl tobacco pro- planune Ume. principal P"lln markets. They Jnm is that agroementa mu•t be Farmers interested in particlpatk.eep us posted' on the very latest allRed with t"'e County A S. C. ing In the acrea1e reserve proGRAII-I 10 FOR EARLY Egg Production FEED ,........... t~~~s , ..... ..;, ,..,.. •- ~ -·•u u " ' ~ •a ""' Wb~t to the faJl 'o f 1.. rQt pencls on fen Jl'nib made br ... G....,. _,. bt*oe4e..a. 'lUI fertpllaW to tob&ceo 11r liM wtiMa paugue: pl-tdft duriDJ tbillrOWIJ illzrw tddttti;'Mf lt aloas the the lenqe reterYe. ~ ~~~ irlep lli.IOD. Moat perf(21aa U1114llt Jtop lltOIIl4 -coatrol 11 to contact t!Le total Alriel'~l harvtltiDJ uparaJUJ tht b.ttlr bJ eu1tlt1Uoa durin& the mark:·t lnformat.lon. -~IAYI'IG ,.-t¥, 1a Ke~~~ 0ouo- - AIIII_oo_. Brlolly tbe~III'Olototot· 1 X< o C<>um, 1o olll- 1crn II • ,....,... It - - 111 Jlde tile Jlz!T..IIbi <01111tloo lo IJI pllclnl IOo4 wld<h rm ..... d 1o b"ootrlo.- - SELUIIG .,......... -wl... & Krtbsleach and people and to get alone w 1 t h them. Tr1inlng like lhll wlll rnake bb road to sueceu an easier path to, .... ~\ , ' rrnd F:r.st C.CTmany may fo!Jow ihu<e in Pnh<nd. Khm<hch_, ,....,. - . . ed the debunking. It' s up to him 1 . ¥: now to tal.k his way out of the FRID:AY... IATUitD4Y muddle he mfldP and s uggest bow B:OO Sljn On •; to gt'L thn11gs undet' controL 1f 00 S:OO c~m, Ita:ogaroo " ~:3q $1p .00 ltfrs Willie Bull, Mrs. Ross WmP· c.all.<l the nn-etmg il probabley wilJ 9:00 Garey Moore . 8:3n . ~"B'Ptf!l.n K~ , brtl~ner and_ Donna, Ella a,n~ be hehl in u sat:~!Jite capital, oot 9:30 Arttbur Godfrey " \' '!: 10 : ~ Strike Jt Rlcb '\laude Blto5Slng, Mrr,. •May Rou~ · .' in Mo.seow. 9;30 i¥izb.tY M..,e Mrs Arc h Roush Mrs. Leo 1a The Popular MrL MUitr 11 :00 Valiant Lady • · L . • M te Brown , to:oo . Wlnky _niotk Yoo Mrs A1ihur 'Miller - •m<n<vn I 11 :15 Love of Ufe Young, Mrs. Ol a I . Sue EUen, Mls!l Barbara Plunney, Mnm'Ol' - h$n't 9ecn a IUHJ SeardJ ·f()['· Tomorrow ...r. TP · R ll: 4'3 ~'P'tfLd!ht 10:-30.!. '1'~\~'of 81Jtet'l 'frs. Taylor, the ho~>Less. ·?Lht'~ y•ct. Lnndour~ot'ls lhal walk info a 111i~.tous wt·~co me 12·00 Midday Matinee ll :OO Big Top \"~ calle rs we~e Sht•J·mun, Ccct an s he arrii'<"S in1 Brit;Jin in . 12:30 A3 the Worl-d 'nurns Htttl Rl essrng . month j{l moke a ftlm >Mith Sir 1:00 Johnny Canon Show l:!:&t ,Lone Ranh~ : Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Yeager and I.JAUJ't'l'.rr Olivier. The 81UP~ 1 ' ' ~, 1:30 Howie,pllf. Y · ... ,, 12::10 Bl._ l'irture ::. \Irs. Ev 11 Weiga nd , MtlsOn, attend· r·ese•·•.:·ed Bt'ili..q~ milLe thlrtko 2·00 . Bit ~:yoH . ,. . , · •.~;l ' R h l' Li the funer.ol of •Mr ~. Icy ou~ Monr-ne Is ll'rnne. It win• be ,no . 2.30 .'··BOb CrO:sby Sliow, 1:~ l1T'Basca~. al Ouk Crove Chur~h Thursday. .Yurpri!ll" in l 10ndon if the mEm a ·OO Br igh1et' Oay . " '':.' a hohh y soxf'r !ype of rW.t 3 : \S Secret Storm Llfl B11seball ~Ollt Mr. and Mrs. H arry Cullen of .!o.tage . h h I ' 1·, 'I 3·30 'lo".t'"e of Night t; ' lndiiiiHI h 1ve bel'n tht' gue~b of m er OIJJol' . """" 1 ·25 Baseball , ~~ ~~·s. John ll. ·Cull en ami Mr. ond Polio OtrliGOk 4:00 Kalte's Kttf"hen . V>ok (c"' nn lmport-1nt reJ)fw l 4:30 Lucky B Ranch 4 45 Town & Coui\try · CrO!isMrs. Albt>rt Huston. fr~m the Bublie 1-11-HMh Se·rvicn 5:00 'l~h e fo'}arly Show roa..t.i ' ·~ Mr. and Mrs, Cee il _Bie~sing, po:-,c11hly ,~llf!~ ,. today 011 lh·~ poll~, 0:10 HegiooaJ Reporter ""' !\iiss Eila 1tnd Ber.t Hl~s~in~ were vuccinntion pt'Ofl'<am. It wJ:II dl61- 6:15 l}olJ$18li , Edwa· rlll"~ 5:00 StotiH of tbe 'rentur, dinner guests of· ,'Mr. and Mrs ck•.<;e o new vaeciue p-roduction , 8:30 My F'rleitd FUcka · ..............~... · '.t Guy JHeS!Iinjj; of .Ma&OI\. ~·ec,opl f l\)r ~'luy.. ~ about 17 ~il· 7·00 l'rfama 5:30 Satut<ta'y N"e.W11 Special ~·~· 1lJZil Rdt'-.'Bdo~\'t·~ ~i·i~\ng li'on 1 shol3 - -~ .prt~ct n t~y . :j';30 .J?J~U':l~Jl.U.~"QL..Starn , .5:45 ~o~WWifo.LS~ · th£> . R<~lph M~_D~r~ t~~·~ f ;u~ily on s upp1~y nu lt'o ok lot· ti l(' rl!.-.1. or th o ·e:OO 'l'he Crtu sa~r • 6:00 You are ''lililftj: 1 Chestnut Ridge. ye11r. B· :JO TJighway Palrf1l 'No, 1007 6:30 Beat the Oloek •Mrs. lna Wt•Jgand oDd Billie Atoms. For PPace 9:00 Llnt:up 7:00 The Honeymoonel'l r;,lled on relatives in Pl. PleosWK•,<ih' ~glon i m.1de~·r. t'xpecis con- 9:30 P el"oon W Person 7:30 Stage Show ,, unt t·ece r.tly. prc !!l.SiO•l al leaders t.n rschedul-e ae· 10.00 News -8:00 Two for .the M'<lney . L~vu bt'I!OO:e adjout·ument o.n ·tbB 10:15 Sports P.ar.ode 8:3o Rus.~ Morg~n ' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wo!rc $400 million prng11,1m Cor gov-ern. 10:23 Wearf.:~u~rmaon 9:00 Gun Smolre !!.lid Mrs. AliCe Rllndolph or Un- mJe·rtt - owned a!Jum power p:lb,l\ts. 10:30 Datelihe : Eyrope 101{10 High Finan~:e ; for 11 :00 News · ]O ;OQ Tba fdte. Show ion were guests ThUtsdo.y j n the Supportem bc!J.i€'Ve c!Ja~ homr of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence passage <are good. Joers piJ..o; admi;ro. 11 :05 ·- The l.ate Show 11 :415 The · Late~·-r..ate Show Jtich ard WoUe, Davies Grove. il.~ation op~tion, on thl1 ,gr-o_un.d S"!ltB O{f l~.tayer<. . Siin Of£ Prayer \ ~ 'Mt·s. Mila Hudson, Pomeroy, that d ev~me nt l•f abomlt; ....------.- ---:-~ , '1"' Mrs. Clycl~ Gerlock, Mr. and Mrll. l'<lT pt!.[]C<Cful purposes mUst .' .~.:'-'hanne -· ~3 Deu"il Hudson of CallfOI'IIia "all- spt!<edct.l. up. " .., '·I ed on Mr. a~d Mr.'l . . W illiant Sp~~rts Outlook SATURDAY , , '!) 'li< { ~ifi:I.IDAY,'i' Urooka Monday arternoon Tlwe'.'i likely ,[n ht· oa '~;~~~~ 1l:'!5.t'l Si(i. nn M•· anlt 'Ml'-"· T ed SteWart and in the mt'thod ,,r so..· len't-i ng ~· 2:28 Sign On 12:00 FUm & Fa~ 2:30 Back at the Ranch l ~ao · Fe-minine Tooeh · 1,,,-,>, or W• ·.· i Coi••mbl~ called ((Or Hw IHmw:~ l· may.,. l·'e agu e ' • u.' ~ ·' " Str11r b.'t~Clbal l g:.. n w H t•H·~· :.m: 2:00 Ai>li>1u1oon Film FMttval ' t~ Mr. 1\nd Mr~. Fred Roush 011 yl' nr whctn lh n fum l>ick~d 3:30 Film HIO '-Filq . Saturda y evt·ning. sllarting p:L,~·en . ext"e.p.~ fm• nLtoh .\ 3·45 Film Funnies 4:'30 Abbott & C!fflt~Uo .... and ,M•." . Tommie Ki~g and . t~rs - ""for Pw gnme I!:;~ bp ·~~~;f.~i 500 o:oo !Mickey News Mouse ~on"'"or Illinois"'and Eugene' K i , 1 ~ ur ·m "' na;,utn gttm.ru Ly L"" · t h " 4 ·::tn r.,1lohy IT tn ·e.11 Cbl!rleston are vi ~ ilinA wilh their boX'e~i werP el.uffcd. Ollt' <'If 6:05 W-eather V!lil~s wbll'h "f\11nnny T·~mple of 5· 00 Sagebru&h & Saddle 6:10 Spo!'tS · mnlhl:lr, lvei King and family. The children 1111 d ,·!!lat ivt·~ 11 t Hedl et s t1ee<.>iwd ror .sN.un.d NL•ws 6:15 John Daly tl 111 ,368 camt> from ll~ '?.'''"-"~""'~· f.l:OO fJ'SO Rin 'nn 'l'in ~rs. Luvena Ru iney cnjov(' 11 ~·adio ~d1:kf.bt\. Sur h \of'r.fO.iJ.1 l<1 tl :l Film 7:00 Combat Sergeant picnic rllnrtcr ttt the New Haven l' ri'l!idenl William JhiM'idll!e of 0 :-to oza.rk Jubilee 7:30 OroS&roada Pnrk Sunday. Pra~enl were Mr. · Americtm League, Phil Wri gr~'Y 8:00 Dollll'l' a Second t~nd .Mr.q. Dl!nni.s R011 sh, Mr. ami G d 01 0 th!! Cllit·!lg o Cut..,; nnd 7:00 ran e e pry 8:30 'l'be VJ.se \ft·s. Hcrt Jnhn son ' 1nd m n th e~ Chuck Comi-ske-y of •l he 9:00 Et.>he-1 and AJbert Nl.lncv Grimm or ,JIIinol ~. Mr. nnd White Smt prefer the old 8:00 Lawrence We.lk 9:30 Bulova Show . lt.rs. 'Frf'd Rast, Patlv nnd F'rf'd· under wblch loogue de ptif · · 10:$$ straw Hat Theatre di~ nf . Hunt l n~lon. Okey Rou~h 4>reted 'thtoh· ·s quads. :o:oo Ma.sQI.ffi:t o ·. 1Y' • 1l:OO ·News n ··weaUtet and gratuhhnu!htf'r En rbnb Phln· ~lt_lm:t• Ffl'rd F\ick wotJ+IId 1 Jtk.o 9:30 Live Wrestlirrg 1l :to Sport$ · Q(l'f' <'or Virgini.o , Mr. ·nne! Mrs. to .-11e-!l •some sort O( fa() p't1liolpa- 10:15 Tri-State 'J'Iheatr,e 1113 Hollywood orftieat ·Beimle Rowh and f n:nily, Wr.st Won. '"· '• 12:00 Sign Off _ __:lc:c l:45 Stgn 1 lind Mrs. Art~H Krcb~bnch an-l 1111noi:a. arl'd Miss Mr.o; , Ca Ardell Illin ois, pehart thiU !!btel', 'Mr. of Clarksburg, Mr. untl Mn. Leo Ohlinger of 1 Clark, ·Mrs. Cora g road Runr Mrs. Fannle Taylor and son Robert. ~r. lind ·Mrs. Andv Edward ~ of Huntln~toh . Mr. and Mrs. Arch Roush ('Ailed nn -Mr. und Mrs. Ives Kin g Sunday dternoon. value o! conscientlo.u s tervlc:e. He lelms bow to mee-t napkin tB. A nfllth t ' ' " J . He learnt the 43. LC&ve d .A . NOT ALL c'O. ' l'Mrlum ,,• IY Q, I. ILAICISLII. he1pint farmQ to rec:elve lnoetme ~ Atricultural A,.at i from tbe use of laDd labor and JJ4?W 'dOes e.& SoJJ Bank altect caplt&l comp1 rable to 'the lett ot f.anP.tnl opet"IUcmlln Melp Count)'·1 tbe economy. The SoU Ban II: u: a 1J ~of the moat frequent quest- pll'ti of the 1958 fana bill 1a an ~ bell'd. dllrlna tbe iut week. attem,pt 11o lbrtq the eupply or . a~r. fltld themselvea: ta th• alricultur.al product. lnto baianoe • »P7 lituatlon of M!!elng farm wilb t.~e dernend at 1 price c:ODIIidyJ~ ~J.i.J:Ire while int!OI'rte8 4n ered fair to farmers. OW::"'total ec:onorv have rllen and TbeTe are two dbUad pl.l'br to ~ at • """"" blp lovo!. Tllio the bill. The !Lnl lo the - · ...... ~ b~ beea recorlllzed tl8 & reserve wbJ,eb JJ a temporary pm' ~- •pot ht. our tconom,.. aram and iDvGlvel o!llr cora ~~h·-, and t.'te ex~utlve wheat or tobacco Jn Ohio. Tbe (IOD: au-m:; o our •oYenJment by ie~• •-- ser.vatlon ~erve et~vera- a lOilCeJ" .~ havt IDdlolted that produet· period o'r ~ ltld iD.volftl: dif'• ~DY.~ ~'- lind .upport priqes an- ferent land. ' '.,.a ·Ptk to be t:fl.e «c:cepted. ll'IMDI ~ Tbe ac!'l'el'e tMm'e part of the I ._ . 30. Loiter -~~~~~:!:~The~~!e~nd~B~a~n~ne~r~, Ma~~san-5N~ew~H~tN~!Ifl~, ~;.:;~-:====~===;::~I'I:i~aae~~nn.~~=- wtno,.;tr T'lp8W~. "'V~o.~~;iiG~' .t........ '- Gro..,ers .. 1 fun this summer. lfe tears piaying softbalL He takes oii What do'E!s he Ieath? ReSpo .- nsibility, for one . thing. He keeps h!"s own -ords, saves his dWn &...., money, His profits increase with the effort he makes as a salesman. He's hia own boss. He buys his P~r•:rs wholesal"e IUld &ells ·~ .~tai~ . t f . I ak hi tom e S pr.o it.. . ·~· ..,. ''1' ~ Sign On WH-Tli..'-T·v- for Your ·Newspaper Boy • :l2. Bnrk d oth ,, .. ,.., · &a. Clubt 1tl. Jnflamma· ' · , ~ ~.!lion of the l..~~- .~ lrJ• of 1 b•l-: ~~·· Ulll" z~. A wing 3 ~. Not cloa~d ·~ Tuf·~ da JI <JHi t~ V. Van ~ "vt"tl!l" lrfld~. Bt•Ufulll , to Louisf• !\I rs Elmer Newberor~. and Mrs. Dal1u Yeager of Mils~~ called em Are~ YeagE-r M Ut· t•v• r A. ami Nt·~ l , mer. ' of the Dro.vtilll!ln !IT, ln&urrenL 39. Klnd of I.J ucon Sl Swindle ('i w •:lll~ Brown .'IJ)~·nt 'l'uestlay Jtl".lit 1\i lh Jw; fam il~· at UuurU. ~lr <~ nd Mrs. Cur·tis Young ·r.y l'••lndl)''l ~nnl' otr lRni!U&Kel ~e rvtnr 1ft Encount. ered 19. A re bel Cshort• l'ned) 21. Puriu.!tle 22. lo'1ap 24. llllciUdll :11. Mnney of ~ '' 2·-:: t I Lst-.) ttve, , noun Mr :Htd Ml'.q . C't'{'l l wl'r• 111 Pl Plcasau t Monday. J\o!b Eli;.uhl'th Hostuu nnr! ~11 k t• •·:Jiil-d un Mr'l F:thd F ry !llunJiav around the bases ·· from the diving board into cool water. He's a sunbrowned, healthy, fUD·lOVing kid. . f un •omes f rom serving ·· YO U But pa rt oI h•• "' and his community. And the training he receives as a YQ\P..li businessman goes on all sum.. 2S .. Rlver> 7. Blthop·• hea(ldreu U . Guldo'll h igh es t '18 . Glum 20 . Mettllllc .-ocko ·• (IN'fl 1 Mo~r ay~nd Mrs. Denula Roush, Oke · R.ou.'lh and Barbara., Phinne y If 'M d Blessi ng wt:!rtoY Tulladay aueah of r. an ure, born d . LETART, W.VA. I 20. Stub ... U,TUROAY a·~~ 9:00 • UnJt•d Preu Staff 10:00 Coffee U001e Time 930 ' Building Amerlci UN.tf•d l'rf'SS ·r II :00 ,II CouJd J3.e Yuu to:OO Fury around Uae WOI,Id Jonk 411 II :30 Feather Your Nest the 1~t> w s that will make the h.l'llrl- l2:Q{I Camere Q9es to Sclwol 10:30 U~!e' lohmry coqni lill t'>i. 12 .30 Cur.ft.nt Second Term 1:30 Terrn~ Ernie 11;00 CapWn Ga\IODt , The guossiilg i!iil Gettysburg .is 2:00 Matinee Theatre that Prt'6idcnt E.l.!ten!III)Wt•r w11i1 3:00 Queen For a Day 11 :30 Mr .•Wi~ard · make no st!:ltemont (IU running 101' 3:45 ¥odern Romances 12:00 Captall> UID a s~on d te'l·m ttiltll he Mums to 1:00 Comedy Time the Wh1be II OU!~e from his !ann 4 :30 !My Uttlle fMIIJll:ie 12:30 Down on -the Firm ~>' about Ju!ly 19. This woulfl gi V<! !S:OO A'l.lnt D.ru . h t.~ time to test himsdf ph}~­ (i:OO News P.icture ly a nd make up his tnind Wh<'!t':li~ 6 : l!S Spoilb Eye 4:00"' Dance Patty llo ch:mge hls ~~€.1m.m-y 29 'cl.eci8 ' ' u~ Leo Paul sion to l'un. T~ Pf\t·siden'tt said m 6:30 Jaye P. 'forgan Show 5:00 TBA that time- that he would r eport u5 Ne~ c, ......,_- •· ,.-· . - · 311 ..,.•. 11. · change of mind to I ~ p:)Ot)l:t>. Di:HIIt'b, Valley DayS' .~ 5 :~~, ..-·noy ~/:J/ rect'l tt i~ltleRi make~ <It new .The Wlil:atlfl' ·:""t" ~:,-~_ . • &fi:f ~port&._~tfl{ mcnt, to ·run or not to run, · ~ .~~ Big $lory \'•: .. · , ,, 1 tial. The -slalctnt!tt'l: !ikle the -~ st&r;"St a., _1 r 1 • 6:1'5' Nji,Wa 1f'ictuitt'H vious one, cooltl IJest 00 · Cavalcade of Sport1 ' ti :30 DoWn ~You'{$( 1 !nom 1ltr Ylh i.le Hou: e 9<45 R~ ~·s C18'1Jet _ 7:0Q- Pa~ . Pai~ ~ ~ Muddla Huddle 'e tO~eo· Ttutb Or ~equWefs-: ~- · 8:00 fteopJ;~ Art: nnr · . .' .:. 8 : ~ ' Festival of \j 1 ~ Wa.tch for <l"l' port.~ thalli ·Nikfta.';S. 10:30 ·' Llle 'ot~·fUMy "~· Khrushche~· has ,o;. ummoned tJleiRdt. 11 :Cit\: New. , ·· . 9:00 Geor~e(fGoi '~ t'U of the CvDl mlut1st ~o;at-eUii'!! n :o~· .y r... , : . :. , 9:30 ~·•qtil'•',, atre oountries fo a secret m3etlng on 11 :10 Pttos Bot ·'•' •'~0:00 ;&<ton!ti: N .l,oabarM t~ Stalln debunking dtuatio:L U :t& Gftla.testFtghts f)f !Centuft l lti:ao LI~elace :·~, ' . ( Sate~lite governments are :)itm-y 11 :30 Foreign ln1.riitJe 11 :00 News. 6: Spu(tl ovtr 1he wa.y thing& are get.t ing 12:00 Tooight 11:!0 -Qwl 'Fbe-att. : out of horntdo. TOO~ er e &ign& tlutt I :00 Slo"n Off --2:QO Sip Off anti-Red riots in Czechos!Jovakka """:' -·---'"'-~-.• _...._. •: ------------.I The Sunday Schoo] Wurker ~undny Sd1011l WorJ.: c-r FRIDAY 7 :00 Toda-y 1 National ndvertlaing reprMentall•'e, Bul1 in..l lll\ :m!Jall. h~<•., Ave., Nt-w \'urk l)ly, 16, N Y Subucnptluf\ ratils : Deliv~ry by canirt wh<·rr :~vs ti:Jble 30 t>enb per w~k : one )'ear In :~d v a rH'l: at Thtt I:Jdy St·n !ll ~t·! uff it-e. i!5 UO: six month-' $7 .80; thrl•e nwnlhs, $:!90 Uy tuul.,r rvule whl'rt• availll bl e: one month. $1. By mail one )'t'Ur $8: s1~ m.mths, $4 . ~ ; thle ! mootb~. $2 !IL.; o ne month, S.l. ., ' . \ BY CHARLES M. McCANN Lexin~~:ton k"S WSAZ -TV Channel3 .' 6 :5!5 Si·f n On Publlsbed e-very aflernoon except Sunday by Tht' Ohio Vllllt y Sellllbt!l, lnl'., al 110 Mel'h:miC' St , Pumt'ruy, 0. fiu ,.JitP.'\S uffn·r ptiUtte 398, edlturial uftice phOne 397. ··- ...-----::-. _ • The News 1.1\'NOLD 1!. GREENI 19~6 . Ew ·S . F. I G F:lday, July 6, I r �{ • • • ,, . ~n..,Jt!.rv ~ ;.;lJI• .~iA~~~ ' ' Cubs Victory Indian Winning BY FRED DOWN I 21-1 I TODAY'S SPORT PARADE IY OSCAR FR.tiLIY UNt_. .f'reu. Spo•h . WrHer NEW YOHK ur Throw out the ump1n•, ch<lnJ!lt' th~ pitcher, sE'nd u~ a pinL·h hiller-and pass the mustartl! Tttosl', not JH«' '-'-~' ar!1y in ordn, are the most ofl - u s·~u ph'ra~cs at any hall gume Al'tui.illy , the rlassic l'Owliwcnt pruLJallly ~t·ls tht• most m!'ntiun lwcau.~t· il's a neees!'. it)' ~:~djun~:t cvJn at .. portinlC e\'e nt l! where th.~tre are no Uln'pln•s to ~ lay ur m:.~nng•·rs to .. 'o "d gue•• ~What h rl ngs this to mind is that ! h i~ 11 National Hut Dog Month, a period d f!dlcu,' ed to hmnai~ to lhe red hot s. Throug.hout the sutnmf'r, the lowly wwnl>!r l.~ 11~ ntet•ssat·y as o well-groomed inftcld, drft quota· Weetlr battiDJI averages. Parlayed with 5 trlkaouts bvJhf home t eam and grand slams by tiM enemy, it produces more I.Uironomieol distreu than a drop 1n the stock morket or a vish from your inillWS. Night llt'M:IftiJ INM.,es But It's highly tleet!!l.!l81'1, B:-:t- . 01 , at least, in very htgh demand. As example, Americans last summer from Memnrlsl, Day t o Labor Dhy ate 2,6!8,729.&00 of those nitht-barkltir IIIUBII.Iilell- 1tuffed In w •I •o1netJ1"•' ·•em !"u be ~ "~>e C!IL!>t-irou ~as lng . That'i tven mote d~gs than there are Pometanlins nn Park Avenut! . Jt figurt-s out lo 16.18 hot doas per ot-r~(l tl pet' J>umr:J~l'. If you tblnk HtdJ vora(•ity i-~ 011t oC line, Gr thilt y• u can't ellt on.e-Mixteenth R-.Jph WtJrry, George tfal"rll, .llnlltans MR•w•r Bill Anderson, Ha"k Chtllnd' and ,Mike Robem in th• rear roW. / KARR&V I 1955 PACKARD .''" .. Hard Top ..... • $2795 1955 DODGE , •. , ., Custom Royal • • $2195 1953 OLDS , , . '"'' , Super "88" 4 dr $1395 1952 PONTIAC .••• ch. Dlx 2 tlr • • • • $ 795 1951 FORD ...•• ., Victoria hard top $ 695 1950 CHEVROLET .. · · Dtx 4 tlr. • • • • $ 395 1950 PO~TIAC .•. ,-- • cyl t clr • • $ 495 1947 CADILLAC •. · · Club Sedan $ 395 1 I :· KARR&VANZANDT Phone485 (lnTecbnieclqr) ·-alsoMaureen •,r,; Ldl "*'" tour hiitler Joilh hits whil~ 1~2:.:~l~~~~~~:~ July7 Baron Phone 388-Y ::;;::;::;;::;;: ~. FRE~! And j.o1 Caq'h••• ',..,.,,..,.. of4 tlon..lng ' •tur 1 \ . ._AUIHOIIZID 1 """"" __._~ '(.: J~\\t.lLRY t. Store BliJG~ ~!'~!Al Your CROSLEY Dealer 226 E. MAIN ;t. PDM!IIOY W L Pd. .800 .800 .400 ever-,level ride biioyanc~~; B~~k·T .200 right now? WeD,~~ ol all-the lime Is right. Ri1ht now, your present car is at its peak worth. And, with the whole summer and almost half of '00 still ahead of yollj you1l get more enjoyment out of a spirited .new Buick this year-if )'bu buy now. . SecOnd, there's the mlttjr# hei\ll much more_alltomob~e yollr mqti~uyi In the · best lJ.ulck yet; 1 We tell you flatlv that l'iotDhtu but In a ?ill 1Jultk con vou gel so much bounty (Qr II•• lJOIIttlt bobfv. - For ~i.talfe' tht! beaut~ bll Buick SPIICW. picturetU>erf. · It's o11e hla ~:why .Bui~ now ranks in the top t1Jree of Amarilla'a Lest·sqlllng '56 ~ '1\ .. _ ~.lfeoill NIW LOWPIIct-b..&Ma.-.,UWtil B Middleport OhiO' . . -. -~ ., $00 E•. M11 1n St. • • ' ' ) • ' ' • '1 .. ...,.. te· a pic· Mrs. Vern !! P.M. M'emb•e<s to take dish an d own tabll' Pomeroy Chapter o·f OE'sM·eefS 0· n . • 'fe mple with NeUte Brown. worthy matron and Theo Smilh, worthy , pa~ron, presiding. ·DUring the busillt!ss sf!s.sion st!V· tral members were reportt>d ill ar.d a number of thank I'OU not es wc~e read d"rom guests atteridlng the recent ~nspection. At tbe close of the meeting a Qe.'lsert couue was served by the hostes.ses ConstaDce Shields, Pat· sy Radford; Flora Downie, Dorothy Downie and Rachel J>ownie. ·.,U-SED' ·rR:t;CK~-:-~,-~TSensatior,al' Savings , I ' . ~ Cub, 2 way plow, 'eulllvawr and • .., ., .. ...... 'i'raetor W.c llf·'l'· Alt btdet. bend 'valve for alr,fl:lller eolUiecdoD, ilh "beel. 10'410 x%0~, 1952 G M C ..-...... 799.00 <' '.. I 947 hltel,~MJtlonol . . . 295.00 , . ' · ..., ......... ~ ~~~~-~il{!llllllill-~ ........ iuto~eo. . . l9~4 ~J.iiVItOU't .. U~$.00 l ton 9 fl iiak;i.lio4y, ·~~ !lteef•• t iphd transmission, ~.JII' .,rtn;l. . 1952 DO~l ; ...... j9$.00 Extr1 alee ·rarm ltuek Ponler~r . l ' ' 9P~n I '. ' . loh. AP . 19$1 WILLY'S I •••••• ,T,J,bo . !ltallon wili~n1 4 wia~l drive, new pal•t; i:to"i:lfiviow .. , s4S.oo Mo ton pick up, new paint, Dlee• II) 8'~ .l oru fl)'' trrner 0 pDI.I VJTU , ••.u t H --"' "'' th Itt ; . , 1)110rev nf r(l, •1 J b ud 1 .-·~·· niil~t Itt tltfir hofnt, AtheM k oad, .ell or CallipoU.~ MrS: rt_1yrnno( Mr..~ VIdor Grimm ee.Mbr•ted bonOf'hlt tltelr daug h1er, Op:~l Wibon 1tlid tbild'ren, :Bobby, !lf.rlher blrtbd"a)' oa the Founh of JuJy ....., ..... , on her JtYt:n(h Wrthd1.1y, Camet •oe-re •<~la)'ed (]urir1g tht• t\i'IQLJ'I" and pri:tt-s <~.VJtrdt"fl tlu • ' "· t}n , KAfhy .and Bil"rbara bl '·u~. held and fa von of b,JJ!or,m thf' ('!rildr-f'n iiH~n Gue!lt& were Mr. and Mr.;;. ~ hfer, Jelln~el', · J. wt-rf' J :mw~ 11411~"" ~tnd rhJlur,.n . Jrm , J: rlt :11u. "WH,\T YOU DO NOT WANT O'flftlRS TO DO TO YOU; DO NOT DO • IINTO OTHERS.'' ' Co. Evenings '1il 8- Sun..ays 1-4 · Main St. ' ~Nea'r Higfi,Schocill' ·" . Pomeroy, Ohio ,. - • /Author'-, nnrT ·" W;o lih to nr •: u~ our phar. rn :•ty hy thb m:Jre than 2400 I Hl' ninJ:( "f Y' ar n1•1 (.;,,!tiN·· Rul E!. Every !Jmt· we compo!md a !)l'e6Ctipt· · iort, nr di~ pr•n.<t(> & medicine, we The Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pas t- hurne. r ri7.c.~ Wt'tf' awarded to Mrs. m.:•kc C':lrfll .u 1L I~ OOne ear (ulor of the fjr.Jt Pre&byterian Church nturned Monday from Camp Pri'!'· Eugene Conde, l4rs. Lawr ·'ll ll'' I ly and Elccur:~t~(f. a,~ if !t were mont, near Piedmont. Ohio, where M(Jrarlty, Mr!. Rob>rl D!l 11·y .,nJ for ourst>lf be !lad spent a week oat the Sen· Y.n. Ray Wood ~o:eard . ~ ......1 Ch T 11ill palil'y not only gilff!S 1n 1 H' h ~:;,.~ges t;:~;:,~o~oclll or,UJ:tl~ A dessert course W'l s ~ervPd hy a gre:~t per ~ onal contentment.,. tht hastes, to lhr,;;e .. am ~ d a!.m·:· but gain!!" us a lot of friends. vl•o• "-d ll·f-gua-·' .... ru. , •md Mrs Shuley Gurnl her , We are delightetl tn -alwavs . M!I'~ 1 · • ,_., Rev. Ruppelt taught a cout!le . The next m<' ' ting w.tt h{· ht·l d \ v ·you accordm_g to thi.o Goldec on "The Chri!!tl.an In Actlon'' un- at the homf! oi Mr5. Euu ~;n t· ( vwh Hu:-:- . der the .... neral topic "Social Edu- on Tu~day July 17. • ration In•·Actlnn". I T7 His classe! inc~urled panel dh PICNIC DINNER HELD cus.si()n on " Integration and s_.gt·eMr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon galion" ''Labor and Management"' emert.ajnerl u a-roup of rf'l~ll\' e ~! YOUR PIIYSICIAN .. nd other timely subjects. J't-Cl'Dtly at their heme Hu~:k 1 CANPIIONE 9 Spnngs Road, wit h a p icnic dm ICE CREAM SOCIAL • nt·r. present wert.' Mr . <~nd M ~s. 1 WIIENYOIJ NEED The Volun~eer l"lrt: u..,pt. will H~rry Dixon. Mr. anti Mr'i. t"l ··· hav11 an ice t'te<~m . sucJa l wllh , taut! Dillon and ~1is~ Bt!V(•rlv 1111 I A ~IEDICINE lmme made cake, pte lln d caody l1m orll or Columbus, Mr. und ~.~r \ 1 and pop for sal~ ut th e Middle E::rl KeHy. Lancaster. Mr ~ l' bra purt Villa!Zt> Hail Ho i~ lal" <>fll'r Crueser, ~1r•. Wilm a Sioban anri J' nocn and evening. Wayne Gibboos Mr and Mn. Dixon anti rh:ldr(·n . ' " chairman. . _ _ _ flu~an and Rog:-or._ _ __ _ j P if'k up yrmr prr-scrlptiGn It - - I shopping n~:~r WI. A great maey• pt>OJll !' t:-fllt1.1St U!-o with t.he .-.e-: sp-onsihiltty uf fJIIir1g thcir pre~ riphu n-:-; May we fatlHlOllnd 1 I ~ I M In Mr .;. Hurry (;uthrie, lr. ant1 l".'i . ~ Lidllt>rl Gaut . Mr. & M r.~ Chari;~ fktzmg, Mr. :mtl Mr ~. J . E. v. M•.,andhtMrs.,,~'!abert,~ffm~n ~li:lrtmgl'r, }fr. and !tlrs. Harr~ oug . e.r. •··•uua, ....,.,vy,, h · p,,.k .... n< , M'"• "" ""d Ml". " Warre n Pi~: are Yisltmg Jo)m Hoyt .• t t k, M ,.,1 'II'S. w·,th,•r I' ark· __, ' ns r .. " n c•IEhis j:JareThnts, Hthole1 Rev. 8"" t'r a~d <:.h!ldren. · ... Hoyt. e mans 81"@' · ..• , mem be l'li o f t he ch urc h WII'~ O!S·e J oh n Guests were ',!rs. s e d O'Brte Hoyt preached 1rrst' w1n~-0;1.•- as a Culumbus and Larry an d Ga~y · 1 te rla l o1ud en1 a t Colega t e- Parker, Chillicothe. mm.s 11oc:oc~>~er • • Sem1nary . Th u.-O>U"'y ~- the _ Hc ff mans an d t';1e H01• ·• I am1'IY a d • ' pic nic a t Old Mans Cave and 'wer' U COU S ICn!C surprille,d w!letlJ they returned to . Middleport to fl!1d the Rev. and Mrs. William Cln1r Hannon, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., here- for a vacati-on The Rev. ""mon wlll pr. .-ch g,_ day -evening at t!tp Flr~~t Baptist Cllurch Cor his f.ather-ln -Jaw, Mr. Dt!n 5 Cr.1b Srout.~ a11d their Hoyt. p~r.:-nis enjoyed r.n outmg and M d M J k Sa . II • pil·nic at tht' Portlantl J'a r k, on r an rs. ac tter 1If! ( I he holltla . .and son, Jra.ck, went tn L"Bke CharY J.es, La., recently Cor a vis-it wlth A hall game wzos heltl in the Lt. and Mrs. Jobn W. IJiaettncr t.fternoo n w1t h all presenl pattiand dAughter, Elizabeth . Lt. Blaet· 1Jpah ng. tner is le.avl.ng rdr TDY oYer!iea.'l and Mrs. Blaettner and lhe baby Attending were Ml'. and Mr~ return~ to Middlepot·l wilh h er E:zu Gi lmute Jr., l.lnd sons Joey, k d I< oger. •• parents w!J.ere she will stay with ,,. IH' y an l>.r an d ".urs. them and with Mt·. BI:E'.etlner's ~r- H1m:; td Col lins and son Ronnie, • eJTts in Pomeroy while h.-· ht• o(Jvcr- Mi' nod Mrs. Calvin Simpson and 1 ·~sens. ,1 •0 Hruce, M1·. :~nrl \-fn~. f'harl es ltorrman a nd son Glfll ~l' AlYin Mr. an dMrs ..Normnn Sp.r.age an(,r :uul Mr"'. Da•·trm Stn.:kl.Jnd lind ~ ' .~ J daughter, B-l'dwedl, have rented th . , , n ..-----~· 1 Grant pt•,opet1y formeody occupied by Mr .and Mrs. James Sullivan . Mr. Sprag;ue is employ {j In the 1 NE'W CRASH HEl.METS Nt!W York Cent;rn} ral lroud all() M:·s Spr>ague wiU t•·.uch iu tht Mltldlt~- ~ LONDON UP--Jock~ys Ill F:ngport school·· :ar,d wrli hovP. to Wl.'ill' Cl<Ls h h ~ ! ~ •· !jelll arter Scv,l.- J.U. the Jul'k.t•r I FOREMAN~<:ABBOTT Barbarr. Boster, C.allipoll~ is ~lub has lnnt.~u·n~edr bccau ~e of 1 ~~;,.,8fe * vks!Ung !l('T' gre·at au nt, Mrs. Wal- ~ ~h e i m·rt:a~e in tM numb ·r or &;i)l""' "" ter Rainey, und !nmlly. ' accid,•n!.s to jock~ys a.'! a rf'sult )1JDDLE:PORT, OHIO Mr. and Mr'j. Ralph Grimm and 0~~~~. - · - _,._ , :...,.., _.,._.,._,..,_ , _,., __, -_:-:. .,._.,._.,._.,.__..,.,._.,.__,_-_ ":'"'"~. !iOn, David· nnd Mrs . Mayme Hart enbach, Kent, hav-" been vh.;tlng Mr. and Mrs. J-am es SimpsOn nnd! ~au:ghter. S9nd:ra and otllflr reLA-tiveS In Meigs County. .. Mr a nd Mr:.. Harry Appis and reLaU\ .!R •1 h I'C b S 'J f p At Portland Park On Fourt h Of Ju1y I I • ~~"DREAM KITCHENs" . • ,• i I - , as. lctw .as •5 per week. .Ieh•ny. " I TC..tJe . ._ I APPLIANCE ' I .· L,r.,cue. wm I'RESCRJPTloN CH EMISTS . • Qu litl>t:un by Confucius (500 • T.Sgt and WHJ!am D. Wei· ker .and daughters, Linda a.nd Debby, Salina, Kansas, aniVt'd heJ\' Mcnday for a twenty day Curh•ugh WJth her parents. Ma-. and Mrs-. Charies Sauer and othe-r relatlvf!s 'nleY were acoompanted here by $a.1Udt Sauer, who had been in Salina for a week's visit. Miss Sam'll· is ~ployed at the Midrllcofflce Of the Ohio Fu l Gas returned to her work after her vaeation, 1-:_,_..,,-,.,._,._,_ ..,._,_,_, _.,..,~..,~~ 1 I I • Time's running out in Plymouth's colossal $100,000 Solid Gold License Plate Jackpot I You must cash I You can .win if you own ANY car7 any make, any model, ~lilY year. Hurry I Enter today! . HERE'S HOW YO ~NTER"-AND WIN I IF YOU HURRY, your car's license plate fi!~Y be worth: (in cash) ibi' weight - or more - in sotid gold! l\lu cfth.w.iri_up to-.S.SO;OOO in cold cash -if you own nny car al ull, and if-you viait-your Plymouth dealer and register its license number by Sa.turduy, July;.l4.· It's easy to enter-and ea!y lo win! Just go to your Plymouth (lealer's and register your car's Mate license number en the FREE e~~try Llank. 1Be su re to bring proof of owner.iliip.) Then complete the simple entry hlnnk an d drop il in the official box. Now you're set tc win 7f:JW:. shan· •A tin: $ 100,000 Jackpot- there's nothing to buy! Uou 't put off this chD.nce to hit the Jackpot. HurTT to your Plymoulh dealer's ond enter today. Complete ' ru!l'!s II showroom:. 446 HUGE CASH PRIZES! Ill PillE $50,000 WI $10,000 . sn1•1111 4.. I'IIZI • ROOMS Of f!l ~ New furniture ~ I FOR $299.00 BAKER I FURNITURE c.r.f!l 0.. The B~teal ner In Middleport ~ BAKER Ill • register your car's license number by Saturday, July 14, to be eligible to win up to $50,000 in W PIIZI l!l ~ C.) Copyright 1956 (6W3) o. Me- I ' I £am- .Iii . 1WEEKTO GO! or Ful· • T ..-,, Pomeroy, Ohio =..,._,=,..,._,,.,.....,,...- guests of N!r~. Emma Bisl'l!CPnt ~Ufl'3ts· Mn;. Bissett were Mr .and Mrs. Lee K.Jpson .and on He-rbie Wheeling who w o:re enrout r. for ~ vacation i~ the Smoky .Mount:.h1s-. Raymo nd Luman, who wa.s- In J-Jinlzer h-ospital tl 1!'" aMenrotio.n, mtumed to his !lome Thursda.y. G~lbert Ervin, Co~umbus, spent the Fourth , flf July with his parents Mr .and M:rS'. Ben Ervin, at the home of ttieir daughter Mrs. W!Uiim Roti·J:on . yours'~ SWISHER & LOHSE Drug Store I I • ! I 1. I ~tiW)--- Hlll" " -1'1 are visn 1ng Prr5ent Wl!re t he CoiJowln, Mrs. Fer<ne _ BKo'ker, rn · mht' rs and I hei r :llll"l'lls: Mr on vacfltlon. Thurs:.doy aut! Mrs. Elnwr Kau :z. Mr. and w"' atnft !Mrf, 'J :~::1g~:~.~Columbus, Dale, Mr. l'homa11 Wt>ber, Mrs. Carl Otru~ f;,.o ~gt> Oftut, Donna ltoltar, Pea .. 2'~ a:nd K llren Hoffn.er, Debb{es11~' 0 rt'r, Sn!:Bn Janp DiJ:on:, J!m .\ 1,r;.n Wt!sMn, W. Va., and Judy r',.nheimf'r, ... ~!si ted CDhur.•. l.frs. f'. E. Blnbslee an' dta- -w ~ nnf'rJ . A.tlt>r lht- hvnorf' c· rp.·n erJ her gifts , a wJe nN rua ~ l \trlt fly I • ()ph with a dinner' at her bome. GuM• - • 11 _ 1 ~.. _, hlld ante~ <>'II'"C¥1!rtl 1 '"'ll e n.. Da ld VI • · .. ~h~ tell. U~N-11, V • Ca.l , r•on•· p Gri •• vaun · " -n: au 1 mm a •.._. i-ctor .r!l, ..ee, ~ rst . a er eune Y·. ved triter the §Witnn:ltt& party . Grimm Mlddle-•rt ~fn. Cunninl(ham, Mrs. Smith, ' ..- · Mn. Aldo Jefrers, )1rs. ParJitt. J Tue..day even lll& the yGUng peoMrs . Paul Grimm hu ~n c.aJ-Ied Mrs. Charle_. J::Skew, Mn Gilmore pie uf tht! HarriiOuYl.Jie Presbyter~ t.o Columbus b)' the •enous lllnltJII' ~r fatht:r, Charleo Sw-1"'"1' <:trd •·U·s Gilmore. uu1 Chu rc h h-ad a sltatinj party at of '"' ~'" "' Porll!'lnouth , who ill' 111 patient l1• tht!. Alht!Jhl ;,k<ttln&: rink . a Columbu~ hospital. H Mr. SWi!ar- ~- .. • -·I . . ~tresnthi!'ft~~ of aab~wkhu, Ch-. ren or t e Me 111 .._._nly ice ct•om ,.,tf!red with a flaa:. Hume enjuyed their we~ll1y swJm at the Middleport pool n.u4&y dke, torree, punch and min,lo und<·•. 111 • ,M-hl'p ol the n. 1• _.. t · """"of th, •· •· ~"'".,..., 8 were served by t..• e h ti o16! i1D51J Pr.,~.·-~·n Cbu•·,. 1 ' d l• t 0 "" r >11"" .. "" tn by h ~ r auc hi er, Ph"ll 1 .. 1.1 arrd <1·. 0 b··• •el""'h"'"'nt.s ....... I{ t I W II K d Jr ' " ""' ··~ ..... s 3 ton 161 ID wheel b-, 2 apd. axle, 10. It 2 l<ln 2•~ ule, opeed tranllllflsiOn, damp body avaDable. . dark gree11 flaiBb. CMIV~Ot.,ET •• , 745;Q<) ·•952 CH£VROLlT'.•.. 795.00 1952 Mo wn plelrop;· doluile-eall, dull ~ fid· ~ 10\1 "-tlii!llf 10-xtli tlreo, red flriloiL t§sz r:o.t<tf~ ,;;. . .. . 495.oo ! ton lobi whfel base. · - ' , ., .. ', 1 and MUtt GHmore Tuesday f venmg • ... TRACTOR- . • . . 89$.00 1950 WHITE .•••,.• , 1l9UO 8U-~u'\i'i.b.ch V~' 'entihe. Or { ~~ i Bruck'~""'$. iit!W haMI!IIg'• and•, l ··.)'II>~-,; '. . .. , i••-·· ' 'r' ,\':. . .. ~'li , ;.·.._,~ "..llli'' I ,.J': .' llrl'tmlniflJilV'fi!IIF 19116 llllfct, . . llR ''• R· H· RAWLINGS SONS CO. the same; any way you 6gure It: Now's cars. Yet. 1/()U'U ~ It jwked rls/lt r:llm to the Wf!ll-Tawwla llllllller Cllr•, ....., \ · · ' •· ~nat sure malt~»· lllicli a w¥b ol a lot of ciir flit the JllDft~· AM 10olc1 · Nowhete l!ut bf I !S&.Iitltlc' can yo~a, Aet til~ aL.rolu!t!l illli!odarilu and the efecirt- , fylng perf~ of. Buidl's tmlllc ne\11' Wriable Jlitob.D}J!tallirit." ~ Nowhere else CIID. you get the obedient relponslvene..,..llluicl's big \Uid mighty ~ • :;.·"···., ~ - ~- . Add it 'all'up•lilld the answer coilie'"i ollt OHIO "" Childf!n ~wim..,~tt MPJ.W~' Afr.s.•Gri/.tgrt I· ., .,. , fln fyent OI;Sev,t:nth Birtftr/Jg Af r'ftool TUeS day . ., 0 n· I!fO_Urf_n... '-'1 1'\..11 J I .1111 . Off I c ..... ••HIT. alld - '~"' Mof• U 'f tJI!-~ 1wit:'a~arty ~~;~y rl::: ri.. and e;dldrell, CtU'lt tlld C,rv SmUll vi ~ bold !new sweep-ahead styling, and 101t#«Y .pf:'str!lcture, and siretch•out /A.d at tbe IJBSIBqy<Jit f) · Harold Mr. and Mn. Jam~ B and daUj'hteJ SAndra, CootS and Judy Y(lldermuL'J PARK ASI'N ME!i11NG ed Camden Park, Huntington, The Mi.ddieport Park Ass::::-!:;. Thursday, tion Inc., will have meetlng thi.rl at tM · Hall at PeUit and all ptrsoltl ~hl!1lren !"""~~d' ~""l"~''Y lrorn alster, ramlly ALLEN APPLIANCE 4-failoht" :1-D~><tr Riviera • 'ore or IDOIIlllilllt ll'llrhiJ tiJlt n ..lloa Our ezperll will put thai molar Ia 1olp lblpe to :I'1IJI tmooth, depeaclellle IIOIIIIe1l perfQrlllallee, ' .Or Any H()ME A!PLIANC~ STANDINOI .~N'"" tl lilt lime to line •• tune-up yoar . e for lite lollf tlrhet md coun to the ester ar en C/ub MOnthly Meeting Held Pomer~y C~apter, 186 OES, mel 1uesday · eyenma ~t the ·Masonic Whether It Be A-.,. RE,RIGERATOR; T Y Middleport Little ua-.ue SAFETY CHECK ~ ' 41 43 .488 39 4!i .464 37 47 .440 32 C8 .400 IN FOR A PRE VACATIOtrC · OSL W L Pet. Montreal -- - --- -- -. 49 32 .00~ Roche!!ter __ 46 36 .501 Toronto _. _. 43 36 .M4 40 40 .1!00 Mjuml. -· -- -· YOUR CAR G d tl) MAKE YOUR CHOICE BY UNITED PRESS Indian~ ---·-·--·· .•. 4 1 Vaukees -- -------,... __ 3 2 Red Sox -----··----- 2 3 Senator~ --------- --· 1 4 GAMIS lUNDAY Red Sox VI Yankees, 2PM Indlaru " Senators French. t•'· PomernV. Obio International League ' Columbus: -- -· .. Ri('hm on d ... . _.. __ Hr.vun11 ·-·· - ---Butfalo -·---- --·-- The party Wits held on the lawn Denver Rice home on "Mr and M-rs. wa'l.tho l'~vans or D~arbOJ11e, Mich., and Mr. and \frs. Dt:11as ArnOtt and daughtf!t!l of MandiC!Id were recent guve,' .•,r. 1 John Dlll and dam~hter, n ; 1 , Dania I EVans retn-ri!Pd to his h;,me, Ot!.arbnl"ne, Mieti.. qrtel'· t1 -two Weeks Vislt. with his j{ra nd· IPther, 10nn Dill.· ,. COLLIN Mr~. t.~"A" . Mto<t l ~,,;re'ti Dai.lev. • ...,. Cl LO c... Home' . ~· . 1n c~:::;'t :;.......... mel· p ,e•<J .. ·U ·!g· .i . I Ml' ami Mr~. Uswin ~ease :mt! \fr. :mU M1·s. H e~ bt:>rt navl9 an, 'a mily hiiV!' t'eturl'lt'd hornP aUe 1 va-:-at 10 11 tJ•ip includin g Gettys. 'lurg, Pa ., w u~ h i ngton . IJ. C., th· Luray and Sht<no nd na h 'J'aveFn~ ll!d the Nalllr!ll Bridge in Vit: or howev~r ' Surprise Birthd;y-- MIDDI,EPOR'f . Farm Bureau 3-A ~:g.~n~,:;~n:;;~.~;:;~~·~: ,~;: tl"las Lcwlor tCanolyn "r.'lomat), wi.Jl C t Cl b / .:ve · n For SO( :IETY c ., p. . to Californl• to join her hus-1 anas a, ,u s Party G QiUnCI ICmC _band who Is Jn the Air Force. Rlc'ur•d c .... who Is employer! Held 0 n Ju,y 1IM'ddl pastor I Entertame.d At Ml'ssi Patty L""'"'ery ""' .. th• Ohio v~••, EJect•''• C<.c- 1 I eport per:<tlon plant. wll~ taken to HoltFreeman Home Patty Lowery, daughter of Mr. er hw;pital and the Gallipolis Cl!n.rm t:OUI\(' tl 3 ·A h cltl l Returns From Week •nd Mrs. Donald Lowery, Wll " s ur- lc for t.r ltltment last Wl.>ek when hf' th"'r annual picnic at Forked Run I Mr ~ . Hkh.Hd Jo'r.-t"m:.~n Pnt •·r,;; n Jrised when her mother planne<'l got 1teel par1lcles hi.~ eye. ' '>L .. Lt' l'atk July l A basket din A Ch h td the l.int•oln ll :.-:!! !"!~:11 i'.m .• birthday party relcbrating her 1--., r was cuju)ed by ~ll a t noun f urc Camp Club Tuesd;~y at tr \.,eifth pniverury. and Mrs·. Carter and or Ch _1Diftfa'!~on guoranttecl. ·.,.. .. thos~ · Che•rfully .• lvtn on expert Npoln; ,$.~ ChrliUon C0111j!llilon Cluu lncham aod P'""' were awlll'4' d J(ew 0! the Pomfro>' Chutcb of Chrl!lt ..eJdNII.on I"J v1sit1n( a week with met TlWidi~ evehlrta: at the hom?1er duught~nr Mrw. l5en ur Mn. Di!nYrr Ka~ple, Mapl~ St. lfrl. OA"~::t K·:..:tet"Wn of ltfembefo lesponded to roll call \it A-nd Mn. Perry 01 by answering A Btble (JU~Jtl'od . t t 1 1 n. Jon a were 1ed bY ~ vi ~C>x ~ ou a 80 wu·e \'tl3 tQrs. '"""Y01 ~>~rs, ""za d M Edw d p 'I . ) n -..-•·~-' , more Sr. a!l ra. ar arMrs. Dol • K·~e-·· ""'~ ·''"" ..... n~ . M A 0 I h ."Ot'll f- In -h- -. n •"-·! wbo. ha• filt and t.!l. . .. ee t e tea "' '"' "'' ""' ._. cltcr a:ave the optnlng prayt>r. Jf!t!ll s laUone-d in G.:!i'lll'~ for MISi LoUUe Gilmore, prt!sldent , hree YI!H'l.; that he had been pl-o- ort>sided over a shOrt buslneu set>" "l<'d t• "taff s·~ a·' w..ld ....... .... '' e• - nu "" .iorl after whlt·h entertainment '1"1ne .. .." Ill" fir 1 ol Aug 1 ' '-".• " s us· .o.·a prllvided b)' Mrs. H. D. Cunn· -Mr . nnd M1·s. P. E. Stanley anr' o!.r. and Mrs C. E. Purlu. Conon IUJJ Mr. and Mrs. ·Chllrle! ! f iver~ and daughter Karen Sue II •I ('l e\·ri:Jnd are gue~h of Mr. ant ld~·s. Wu rn~r Stanley. s. colorttoe. l!slimatlon, .Atf. INSTALLATIONS ALL FillA.$ <IeWERS , . ~ , • , •• ,. .• ·i.f.95 ,.....,. PLASTIC COVERS • : ••• 1 U~ WIAVl J•t $p1,1w ; • , • , : • ·~495 Milke Modre'o Your Headq#Wt~,..pufi ' .futo Acceooo..Wo "I :.,.. rJI . JohnnJoi Jnngnik~l of Cincinnati [~\~J:!~~~GDines were plaved anrl is thr gu~>M nf his grandp:~rents, ~ Mr. li hd ·Mrs. Joseph Raub. bf Bed101>h GlilmorDe, ~ue ,. an ' ar tone ava. Mr. and Mrs. John Sml1h an~ Mrs. Lowery wu assiated by ra"'l.ly • Sg n dYVJ lie • W· y a., werr Low-y, Mn. Rice and M••· ~ ~.:uests of Mr. and Mrs Price ~·~~:~:Birmingham· an. serving_!.be Hawk, Tuesday, cake, ice cream, kcolade Mr~. R · B· Bern har dt an d f o ar,d •andy to S.aod•a Hysell, Cotpu.s- Christl, TexaR, .... . ~'"' ,,, .K. B•1'ckles, Betty Gllmo•e, lhi;s _mornmg for a visit ,..~ with her Cha•l•ne Dav,ls, Do•le Rice, Denp.'lrents, R ~v and Mrs. m4ldo J n1·, Sa'elens, ~ ~Iaine and Jlmm"1 I R Arte Ha•k~t, Ca•ter M<'cha•l .... o:r~ Mrs. Theodore Uhew spent thr Schaef.fer, Bill1 Rice, George past weekend with Mr. and Mrs Hibbs. Helen Louise Taylor who was unable to attend ~;ent a girt. Willard Ebersbach, Mrs. Emma Lei£heit returned home· Tuesday after a visit with "''" " ' ;n Springfield. Mrs. WlHiam Lehew and sons of Cr.Jumbug are guests uf Mrs.-Theodare Lehew and other relatives. Mrs. Harold Johnson , Springfield h lhe .l.(uest of her mother, Mr~. Emma Leifheit. Mr. and Mrs. John Mi~ht of The July meetlng the Che.sFnirborne· were guests of Mr. and fer Garden , Club was held at the Mrs. Chns. Buck :md other rela- hnme nf l\lrs. ROy Miller with tives the past weelteud. Mrs. Pa.ul Baer, assisting. Mr. and Mr.s. Flovcl Rumfleld of A letter Was read stating that .and M1's.• M· a·lh• •f 1u R'lt'ond t; .• , u u lh.t- c b won th ird pface on thetr Che.shil'e we1·e Sunday of yt>ar books. M~r~dM~~s~r~h:r;::ll. _C:ol"lmliU.:, J· -·Mrs, Hoi'Jler ~olter read a paper 011 Roadsid e Planlin". Mrs. Dllnald h th l:! guf!SI or Mr. and Mrs. Jo'rank ~ Mora gave o demonstration and 1\urk and other relativei. . ·M N e~Ju.bit ot mjl)lature al't'angements 0 _, 1 Mr. 11 nd. rs. orman k . p A conteist was' Won by Mrs. :J!"P ~penrlm g two wee s tn ema- Howllrd Kni l...ht and Mrs. Peal'! cola, Fla .. with their son Law· I> rPnC'P. ond familv . Mora. Mr. :~nd Mrs. William Dailey anti Ri-bbons were awarded Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Datlf!y and ' Mrs. Letha Koblf!ntz of . ill , Mrs. Horace Karr w.-Rxanyiln Howotd Zfn~ .FOitlou. ' l(o~hler. Mr1. fo,.n.ne Shoem ..er tf' Jloi'lr6roy dhlo SEAT COVERS . f . " N•ttie gtnja_ •'l"tallnolt~itt MEANS ITS TIME TO IRI and 2nd 5ts IAicUil' BaU Both i"ams ployel ~ts! bill W ,srlod. • "FDII'EVIR DAiitiHG" weeks t~'lre. · Ml's. ohn William Alaettna1' and 1dlught•r, of L~tke Cilarlt>il, J..ll., i ~ the gueJt.tt of Mr. and ·Mrs. ~'rt!l. Bl¥-ttnor, Spring A\•e,, ~nd Mr and Mr~. Jack Satt!!rrlcld, Middh "' pOrt. · Jrfr. and Mrs. C. fl'. Tompkins and soh_.. Chris, we re vi sitor!! Jn Belpre- Sunday. · Mr. and Mrs. ClarfnCe Andrews <Ur d son Jimqty, David li:skev,i nnd .Mr.t, i. W. g skew vi~iled in Tuppers Plalr.s Wt.'dncstl:w afternoon wl'h 11ft'. and M1~ . R<1bert M.:~t·· cinok and family . Mr. Andrews !s t"¢pluy ~.:d in Cti:~rll!.s-lon the' ~nljdtlv Wtth his ramil}•. :111"1h'a. Ebersbach who was rc- Red Sox • wl#nirl~ his mates wer'l! getting 'iiAT"s 1M IT for )•ou-if yilu step out and buy yourself a 1956 Buick . Dens.i A[nnz My only s ugge-slion in connect ion with ht>r crowning is that .she n•car a hula-type skirt or sauer kra11t und have mustar ri-CtJiorerl hair. I'll bring my own onioM nnd weur Bt'rmudu shol"lsl ON A USED I tJM, ,I . ' .,... " 4u1y , yentt.tres, 'le'Cuuse ttiose in -our too, .!let at Ebbl!!ts Field give tbe wurst a walloping a.uiat with a layer or onions, a dr~~sing down with kraut and· a light topping u£ mustard . Ketchup anrl relis~ are ror dose bums over ..at da Polo Gt•ountls. You'd .think, After all th iR. th!lt the hot dog prod ucers had ubout all on the luas h tho.t htey could hsnd k But not the,n. This month they'll !lponsor hot dog eating ront eslg, recipe cuntestt_you rneun there's another way to eat etn? and even C't'own a national hot tloa que en. .___________ - - - - - - - I ~at \¥1$ as h! gavf: up '6ut pop m bottl~. yOu can't be too thl.losy about what yOU thtow. This y~ar the ~rst arid bun bo~s Jigure lo peddle in ll!!xc~ss of one bilhon pounds of red hols. The finest b1·eak I· con figure out in D.ll th.r, L~ that .tl leas.t the rolls wont lay 11round lung en. ough t .. get stale. This, however, is :JOt guaraiJtt~ed. Nc< Dr"tlnll Flvure, It 's rather diJt'l't•lf!;ing to be sure, b ut no figure• are avaitabl.! on how this co iOIItt' ~~udo-ca nine sale affeds the aal! of 11 uch adjunctl as l'iuahlli, r(•li,;h , ketchup sauf!rk r:mt, onionl' or mustard H hi presumf'd ther Mtf roll i.!t sold with eurh hoi dog. ;":":"'="~'='~''~'=''>~·:':'t:el~l'~·'~'::':":d:t:h:e::of::'::":"~l:d:o·~·:t:h:":":'~":":'v:e=n~f\'&~':.l cooper:~tive wa~ th~> "' • od. 'o\lotfted Y.:lllT way throUJt,. an ex:tra-i nn \n!( game in which those bUms from out Jf to... n topped th~ d uke SJnct! they quit selling It must be prl!!tty 110od in Hall, Mond11ry, July 9 at 8 o'eloek to pracrlce deJre, '#brk fot jD!!pt!cJion whicb will be- Jwld .fuly 13 Losing pitcher Rowles who WfiS rt>lievM in the l!!;tme bY Ru~q McEihtriney_ Bbt~ pltdi.ers torieth. er gave U.p fiv e hits and walkeJ $f>"VI!h. THey fanned 10. 'r ltrt~e errors were c11mmitted behind tl..em. In •notlt@r ramt' .• Utart af the Gra91t downed tM cellar d~elling Senators tiy· " JIIC01'e of fit-4'. 'fhut tt!aaue shmdings rerdained uncli,~­ I three percentage point&". Gran._.. !<'ells, will meet I 1 ~rtNr, Ohlo Valley Anderson Went aU the way on the mound tnr the YanKees and rannf!d 12 Wblle glvln~ up but three hits. He did walk t'iBhf and had, two errura committed behind him. I Woode, &ob Bowfll, GttoT14J Hoffntan, John Andenon, R• bert Emler and llernle McKenzie ht ttul front rtw. Butch Car GlANOI TO ,.. .T win strut or I Picturttd above lire the YanhH of the Mellil• l;lttr.> Le1g,ue. The-y •r• left to right: Freddie JH,d, J.tthn~ Webtter, "0. A:. will be held ~n the ch\fth ment. The YaDk••• put a halt to thl! tHe Indians on Tllursda)' evening in Middleport J..ifUe League -play as they down· ~d fliP league leaden by a score of 8-4. United Prtt-s Sporh. Writer Slan H:~ck 's Chicago Cubs won't w:n thi! Na!ion ut L etlgu e pemmnt rhh:; year hut 11 looks lik·~ they'll I have a lol to say about who dOt' ~ I rome out on top in t: 1e c~·azy. miXtod-up sctamt-.i~ . Th t drcutl '-s "s-~d sack" team I unUI tht> Mem •jtial Day milt>-~ I !:rt.lme, the Ct•btl have dt!Yeloped m· to olflcia! "spoilers" with a 20-1 4 1 ' pace sine" June 1 that'S" topp~d 1 only hy the Brooklyn Dodgers' 14 ratt :;.lnce that daie , Anti, ir• the tast week th~y've taken. f1 v~ ()( elght game~ from t!1e Ml1wa\l1 kee Braves, St. Louis Cardln:.~l~ anct Cincinnati Re<llegs. ' The Cubs mad. ! it th ree o-ut uf their la ~t fi ve with the Braves last night when Vilo Valentlnettl ; and Jlm Drusrtnn collaborated Ln a four· hit, 7-1 t;rlurnph. 'rhf! luss knocked t~e Brave.s out or first place anct enabl e-d t h ~ idle Red - I legs to take over t he top rung hy . l1"t, ana ..Mrs. Ray Woodecard i'lld'fomUy 'P~nt Sunday in LOa:afl Wil h relt~.lJv es. ThtJy werb li.L'COJn· Pon1ed1 borbe by their daughl4lr, N\ncy wbD Sportt the pust two M DA'""-· Kd~, I H·... •l ~S~,. "r!,:t-~' ~fA, ~i ,liP~ .;~t;! 1 ~t:'~~~ ~·:~· ~~· 1 • ~',~Ciitj.§JI6n.6t}/?(Jttioq Class 1 ~~~·~ ·.-..:· ~ I • • 'ul'lled to "" home fr<>m )le~ lo•pltat loot w"k ~ l~vl"':' POMEROY . ' r11e: f•nd .~~ M.ttser~ ~a'tmJ.I·.":"!l'-r;:.l~.-'_____. WI •s,ooo WI $1,000 - WI -,..I 2 prizes el $51111 cft!J · 40 prizes 'Df $21111 Wl 100 prizes of J10it cosit 300 pr~es of $511 Granll IIIII ,if.$100,!10!1 ,•. ;. �• f. ~~~~S~~~~-~·~~~~~~~::~c::w:_______________~~!Th~e~Oa~l~ly~·~~rn~i~ne~t,~P~o~m~e~~~M~Iac~d~le~~~~~-~·O~h~-~~------------~~·------~----~~~----J:F~ri~i~uly~ ""ANT' ~ & ns -~ I 1::-1::-:=-:-U:-:1 ·-·~ -:::-- RIIOI.IITION OICLAIING Nl· I nonted To Buy CISSITY 0' IOND IISUI ANp 1'0 SUBMit THI QUI$TION OP m.btol Prl... flld SUWCHERH IS~~ TO TVHE,_II..ICTCems Mr-Lumber. Write ~. tbis Jl.._&e OWJ.eil - . . w1U ....... · IIJ 10 1!.. Lumber ComplJI1, "' Jllbliebfct ('U, . . . bas requeated the Clerk to iaaue .., .. recei't"ed.. Oblo. hl.s cerliheate as to the est.imated hre of the Improvement to .be ~~~:;.;,,,, llk.- ( Rent constructed wllh the proceeds of • eeatl pill' word far threto - . -~:.:.._:.:.:.:.:.__ __ 1ne bonds hereinafter referred to o.;~d said Clerk has certified to 8pecw-pn• moalll for 25 c:eftla UNFUBNISHED APARrnii!:NT, th1s Counc1t such estimated bfe as rooms and bat!l 146 exceedJng f1ve years. and ha.s fur. ~ rt\e or :z cent~ pe: woro W1l1 Ave. Call 389-J ther certified the maxtmum matur be char1ed for advertmng tf oot palO Jur Defore tb~ '.5Lb oJ el(:b Or.e 2 room furntsht>d apartment lty of such bonds as twenty·five IQODtb ioUowllli 1n3ettion and one 3 room furnished apart- yt-ars 'Crrvra UJ Adwertilln&-Sbou.Jd be ment wllh batb Utthtiel!l fur· NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RE. reportedl unb;.eda;t-Jlf. T~e DatU' mshed Call at the Home Res. SOLVED and hereby determmed Sentmel WIU not. be resp.mstble taurant, Mtddleport '1-l-3tc by the Counctl Of the Vlllage of for mure tha.n one wcorrec.t LR for reat.--l:neQIJoa IMdtn. Pomeroy , that 11 J.S necessary FOR ..uuo. Scaffold Boards. 0,. ClotU. THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUC C:aro ot J'banu anG bpt>elal rt~ Clinton Fisher lllddleport. TION OF SANITARY SEWERS ti~ oJ: l!.:venll pnnted oil re&li P!:Jone 6285-X. • 11·1-d & SEWAGE DISPOSAL WORKS 1&r dulii..hed ra~. Ob1tuanea to iuue and sell ONE HUN publijlbed at 1 ceat per word. 2 ftve room apartments, 2 fourIIRED EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLroom apartments, all with laun.:-aar&ed Adl recel\l dd DJ' ma11 or LARS ($80,000) of bonc:b of satd dries and garageM- .1\.. N. Be.na:el, telt·~hone pven ;:arei.W. att.wl V1llage. Said bonds shall be dated Pomproy, Ohio S-14-t1 tloD i!pproxtmately lhe first day of Unfurnt~hed 4 ro1~ and 3 room Apfll, 1957, and shall bear 1.nterI l l Notices apartment:; Chmtme eegle, PSt at not to exceed 6 percent per Phone 18J 6·31Hltp t~DDUm Sa1d bonds shall be numA public h ra rmg on lhr pro. ' bto~d 1 to 180, tnclus1ve, each posed budgd fot lhr ve;~r Uf5tl IJ·IWOM APAR'VMENT and bath, bond m the amount of $1,000 WJII bt held al the Olliu• of th•• with ~iJrage. 170\la Mulberry and shall mature $4,000 on March Clerk on th•· Alh1ns l{ n.Jd b} the Avt• Inquire 378 Serond St, or ~ klk nf Bldfoitl Lutal S<hO)II l'all lll ·M Altm Conlon Ironer 1st of each year 1958 to 1962 , In· chLSJ\'e, except that $8,000 shal• 1.11 ~ 1 1 w. for sale. 7·2-.tf ~~-~ mature nn March lsi each year Doylt S.u "'<'to nt : 3-ROOM FliRNJSHED r~om 1963 to 1982. Inclusive An.-! l'•cSJdlill ot lht JHJdl"d MENT, u\lhbte6 pud.. be 1t rurlhH Jvlln S !!Llllc 4th Sl M8 1ddlepo:-t ch rk RI!:SULVED, that tt IB necess ll.Jll' 7 !.li l~5ti ;ory that there shall be annuall) l 17 I He:p Wanted lt~v 1 ect on all the taxable properl> 7 o I tc 1n the sa1d Village of Pon1eroy a SA VI DON'T YOU KNOW? direct tax outside of the ten m!ll Baker's. Will g1ve yuu the bes~ \\ AITRESS wunte~ Apply in per· son at the Home ltestaurant, hmllatwn, to pay the mterest on trade on fuJJuh.:.rc 11r apphao· M1ddlcrnrt 7·~3tc omd to rellre sa1d bondH, and br. Cl'S. 4 6-tf 1l further c ~- - · - ~RESOLVEO, That the question All lkdmrul an~ rcquo."~Jtcd to be: \lUI Bus1ness :::.erv1ces pu~ent ala !iJ~u .. l me<:<tmg, t'riof 111~utng bonds In the sum of da},,Ju!y6, B00p m 73·31[1 NEIGLER5 tor bwldmg One Hundred Etgbty Thousan~ birch cabmets, and repair wor·•.tDollars ($180,000) be submitted to Call us Guy Neighler, 72f Broad- the electors or smd V1lla~e at the (51 Personals way, Racme, Oh1o 6-8-25tc gtmeral (']ectJOn to be held at the • . - . - · asual volmt.: places Wlthm sa1 rl Fo1 rr;om and b()a rd w1ll p,1y, Will I'or extcrtor or mlenor painting, tN contact Homer 1\f Br;~.l(ly, Phone Vtllagc on the Slh day 0 ovcm· ho•lp free t.:on1Hrl mr o~t fo~thel 1956 · and be It further 38l·Y Con tract or hourly work ber, 1 lldz(•l"s. 2 12 nnlr·s from H.cedsaccepted 6·30..12\p JlESOLVED. That the Clerk or v rllr un IU No l:t4 Lucclla !hi~ V1llagc o( Pomert~y be and I'll((', Hccdsv!l lc, Ohto 7.3 3 tc l,lUlCK SERVICE oo Watcb 0. he Is hereby directed to ccrtlf:\. -----· pall'ini by Factorr Trained a copy of thts resolution to Lhe watchmaker. COIJ..lNS JEWZ. Audtt11r of Mc1gs County, Ohio (!S I Auto ~otes LERS, f"('meroy. t.a.tf Allr.~L 1053 uurcK St~ ~~<I OL•luxc 2·d<I(H COMMERCIAL REPRIGIRATION Chas W I..<>gar C\rrk St•tl<~n, blm:k. wllh while top, New & Used Purd&alle yoor equJpApproHd $1l95 Hiaettnar'li, \'umOI"y, Ohl0 ment wilth local service. 7-yrs. E F Robinson, 7 6 6tc as Refngeratlon Service Engineer with Ice Cream IMamJfae- Plls~crl Junr 25, 1956 Mayor 1952 f'OJW VB VICtoria liard Top, turer New serving thia Area. Jo'orrJ.,matic , sm1nt white with red Con•1ptete equipped Wuck for 7·6·1\c 11'lp , $8H5 Ulaclt na r ·~. PomL'TOY fasl cff1c1cnt ~pair aervice Ohio 7-tl tnc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENt Fife Refngcration, Middleport, Actmlnlttntor Phone 6253·X 1052 I 1t1:VHOLI 1 Uduxc 4.door 6-13-25tc Ett•te e~f Thomu D, Ga-vin Jr f-ie•lo~n o!!gln.ll tl!t'lalllc g:recn D~eated fl n1 • '1. $\1US UJ,Jt•' t rJU.r 'IS, Pome- NEIGLER & CLEEK GARAGI Call on u:~ for car repair and weld· Nll\tcc 1s hereby g!vl.'n that roy, Oh10 7.fJ·8tc lng ecrv1ce, RaCine. llhlo. 1"homa~ L r.avm who~e PO.!!t Of.tl ~ f1ce Address Mlddh•port, Ohio, 19B4 VOHU V8 t'mllomlm"l 2-tloor S• do~n J,lkt• new Jn• k blue fin· RADIO 4t TELEVISION SERVICE has been duly appomted as Aff Jsh $12H5 B!nctllt!H 's, Ponwroy, mrm~lrator of the E~tatc of Phone 200. Cl{Chtnd AppUance Thoma:t D Gavin. ,Jr lalt• of (HIIIl 7·fJ.\ltc Sture, 118 W. Matn St.. Pomeroy Middleport, Me~gs County, OhiO, 11154 I'ON'J'IAC 2-d ttur Srdan, 2·23 tf dPceased srurkllng 1lar'k .;1ocn Clnl&'h, n<~ted this 30th day of June $1295 Dlucttmu's, ]"'('!meroy FOREMA.I'( &: ABBO'IT T.V. VICE AU makes Repaired .. -, . ..,-,. 19011. Oh io 7 0·6tc pert Tecllmciana. Pbone Jobn C. Bacon 1055 BUI CK Ct·ntury Hard-top Mlddlepo~t. ==~~~ I Judge of the Probate Court Coupr P<•~'·r tltt'!'Jm>g, $2505 ...: Meigs County, Ohio. Bla tttnun;, PomcNJy, Ohio 7-fi.lJlc HOMES BUILT .to meet your _7-6;;;;;;.;;;13;i';;;2;;;tJ.;;;3;;l:i;c;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; needs. I have plans and ex· p('nenee Phone 907·M. Vlrgrl CONCRE'I'E BLOCKS .48 BI Auto Serv1ces 1'c11ford, Syracuse 7·2·61c "'ullcl ~r Per Lttt"' GRUESER BLOCK CO. I. 11 RAWLING SONS CCI - 2t 120 :S Mil" North of Ptlmeroy aour Wrecker Service. Day Phone 62:.!7 N1tht Phone 6039- Barnas-SimPfj,on lneurance Agency, On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Grueur. R~~elr: lprlnp X. DODG&-FLYMOU1"H DEALMtddleport Flte • AubomoblleEltS. 3-6-tl Bonds. Phona 6316-X 6-20-U :Omplclc WIIEEL ~uJGNMENT, COMPLETK lDIUrnnee ProteetiOD, ba.;andn& 110d brnko aervice. Life, Auto, Flre, PoJI.D. Call Daa • Hackelt'! Sa!&ly Service, Wert Mills, Middleport. Obto. !M.aia Sliect, Poml'roy, Ohlo. ................ -.- ... .. •.lw11• -·- ·141 For - I - --------·--- ~ l:l·2_•_tc_________ ~· -- -~ Ill ' Bl Insurance ~~ (9) (21) Rea I Estate For Sc;.;e l'"M Sale ~0 -·--Acre farm located 1n Lebanon Township, jolnlna~ Homer Icenhour, Portland, Ohio C~l! 3il7 Galllpoll! or writ~ t.o Box 31 D. RD 2, Gallipolis, Obio £1...30-at p New Outboard Motur, :\ 1h H I' John11on I' hone 410 X 7 2 31 p !fr-!1} Dcd"c 'I ruck, gnocl t•onrUtion Radro, llc11lt>r, b1101light L. C Reed, 7 1AI mi N uf l'omcroy on Route 33 Second h ousr llbO\'(' Stille Put k 7 2 6t p 1 HOOM --modern con HOUSE, vcnlcnees, 3 acrea level cround, $6050 A l s o UNP'INJSREU 'J.'hfcC p\(ICt• bathl'tlOill CIUifll US('tl, IIOUSI<: on Chlldren'l Home Hdl J'omeroy C111l NO-X. J. F. Hand· ley 7-2, 8, 6. ?.ftc fh11t $30 00 tnkt•s It Joe Vodh1h, Phunhing, Phorw 46-M Pomeroy 7·6· 3tp COUNTRY HOMI 'DR IALI FOR SAM~ Pony Hnrl harlll"!i'l!, Model A F(ll'd Trn(·k ltl At'l"<'" o!)ay, 2-wheel tNletor Lnll t , feed pinder, single .and double trees, pony and ho rse cellar-s, Jnd log ehal~ Art Hes8, 1\t I, Middle-port, Ohio, Lcad1nll Cl"eek RGHd Phone 6923-Y 7-6~3tp ~- -- 2~Bath, Acroo 6Youngsto~ room" and ~~~E Hardwood Floors, New rump, f'ull bMcment witb Fw-· fWICO and stoker Nt!W hott water hc-at('r 4 ml11('s from Pomeroy on llarrit~onvtU& MICf. Georie -- HAckMt, P~ 826Y 7 3.Jtc Valance, roll up porch tbadet Clolh nwnin~. E'ectr1c \fana ali kinds. rree 1Dilt&llllllun Dale Wippel SUJ1ply 2111 Un JDn A\C, Pomeroy, Ohio. Porch or 267. ·--c- - - tl lUS~; for sa le, furnished or un· Route 7, Cheater furnls.hrct Hoad Call 6037·X, .Middleport. Oh!o 6-lil-2~1· S.Z0.8tr on 1111 Jo'" ns nad Gwrden !"OR SALE-Poa[i K!Joby R•ol Eo. 1at~. Rutland T(JWblhlp. :n Hose. J<' rcckr r l'lumhmJ.t Shop anr..s ian~. hottee, bin and out POmt'rOj . Ohio. 6 JO.till.! bruldJngs See r..eorce A. Meotn Now Is the •time \u 1 orNdrl' !h at h11rt. AdmmlstratQr, 8·1·1f flew swPcper rnr 111{' home COMPACT g 1 vr~ lht· ul ll tllale In .~:, do:W: HOUSE for sale, $li!KJ, lO~ off i , 1 , H I~S~Y~"~·~·~··~-~C~atii~809~:~X~.~~7~-2-S~t~p: I\ 1 for old swc"p~>r Gen e'.s FOR SALE • My home lD homeyour elflclt'n<'} H1g TnHir-rn J\.ppllance Servlcl!, Pomeroy Ohio Claude W QuiUeD Call lftt,.M &29·8lc ~lOUSE TRAILrn,four LEIOAL IIOTIC• Aaron H... ,~ wbbse pla<o of residence is 20& <::ondor Street, Pomeroy, Obit~, but peraooal aervke eannot b e • obtained on bun tD the State <If Ohio and hiS present addre.u 11· Pvt. Aflron Hysell, U. S. 523696U, Battery A , 82 F. A Bn, A. P 0 201, e/o p i& , San Francisco, Caltfornu1., w1ll lake notice that on the 28th day of June, 1956, tbe- undersigned filed her petition agunst ham 1n 1he CuUit of Common Pleas Court of Meigs '::ounty, Ohi-o, Case No 12437, praying for di \Orce, custody of child and other relief, on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme l'ruelly S:ud cause will be for heanng on or after the 11th da y uf August, 1956 HALLIE A. HYSELL Plamttff. WEBSTER &- FULTZ, Attorneys for Flalnhff ro(lm.S good condition Cal) Middleport 0013·Y and bath, Goods al t.hc , of the late George C Olno. Charles 7-2-~tp 40" bowl, suil· Quote tnfl 7·3·3tc FOR SALE OR RENT 7 room hoaat, 3 bfJdrooma, w1ll to w111 •tll")ltllllc, Aulo. malic cu hoi waler boatbig ayalem, 101, Hllb. SL, I'Omeroy, Obio, tall .U turlbor lllltll'lll.UO., Superior Service Quality Merchandiae Reasonably Priced Trevy·Fin1terwold Funeral Home l'h-IU G. E. REUTER Puhlle Aeeoanlllll We Invite Bootlteeplng AccoUDII, Aatllll, Tu p..,.. blem1, Nolary Publle. Offlee Phone 288-M Pomeroy N1L B1nk Bldg. 105 E. Second SL Pomeroy, Olllo '6) 29, (7) 6, 13, 20, 27, (8)·3 6Lc j RESOLUTION DECLARING NE CESSIT'Y OF BOND ISSUE AND TO SUBMIT THE QUESTION Of Broa d Run. IY THIIR..SA OHLIMGIA. Tht&e ~o.dt.Da" .... --........ ~ with ~Bertha ~ :r.rlr __ ""-" ... ...z_.r .._ were, ,....... .........,. •·•u "" ,_.,. Theresa O_hlipter, ~ •Dd. Robert O!lJ.inter. FN.nk R.eynokk Ud ~ In ~·-~Nel8on were. ~ Wednflll. day on bt.DmeaJ. Several bum Broad Run atteoded rlhe bald games wbk:b we!~eo. beld at Woa ~ama Monday evenmg. Mr and Mr8 Dorr.ey Roush •ld daughter Emogene w~ odJ,ng CD Mr and Mrs. Alva Lucloeydoo and sons Sunday . M.r an dMTs. BUlle IJewne and daughter were recent ruest. o! Mr and Mrs. Leo Clark and Mrv. M:r CoNI Ohlinger MBr and Mn> Lawrence Clark, were shopping tn Po.meroy reeenbLy Mr .and Mrs. CecU Martin ot WeJt Oolumbta were cUling on ~r and •n.1rs Raym:rnd Roush end daughter Mt~ AH111 IOOU$b and Fraooet~ SUCH ISSUE TO THE ELECTORS and tmlayJUn.t'O'T were in Pomet"oy SatWHEREAS, this Village! Councd Mr and Mrs Job Bll)lesiDg were has requested the Clt>rk to 1ssuo~ oaiJmg on Mrs Alta llowdl ard the estJmakd hlf' ur the equipment proposed lo he acqu1red With th e proceeds 1 r thr bonds herem aner rei erred to ~n d sa1d Clerk has c~rt1f1ed tn 1hts Counci)l such estimated lifr a1o bemg not l~ss than five year~ and m fact ha.s further certified \he maximum malurJty of surh bends as five years hi s certlftcate as to NOW, THJ<~EFORE , BE IT RI· . and hereby determmcd hy the counc1t of the Vt11ase of Pomeroy, Ohio, thAI 1t lS neci'S~ ~ •·v for \hi! purpose of PUR SOLVED CHASING MOTOR VI!:HICLE Olt MOTOR VEHICLF.S SPECIAU .Y F.QUIPPED roR STRJ•;ET CLEAN lNG AND/OR STRET FLUSHING PURPOSES to Issue and sell Frf l~n Thousand Oollars ($15,000 OO J VIllage s 81 •t bonds shall be dated approximate· ly the 1st day of April. 1957, and shall bear mter est at not to exceed 6% per annum Sard bond~ ft,all he numbered 1 to 15, mclu ,., bonds of sR•d ·• 1 '" !.lv~. each bond tn th e amount of $1,000 00 :.tnd shall mature $3,000 00 on March 1st of each year, ll15fl to 1962, mcluslve And be It further RESOLVED thal It Is neccssMy the1e shatl be annually lcvrPd lin all the taxable property m thr "il ld Village of Pomeroy, Oh10. a rl1rect tt.x out.slde or the ten mtll limJtalion t o pay the mteresl (ln and to retire sa1d bonds, and Ur .t further HESOJ...VED, That the qnes\lun Hf ls.!illlng bonds m the sum or J:o~1fteen Thousand Dollars ($15, oon 00) be subm1tled to the electors of 5a1d Vtllagc uf Pomeroy al the G('nc-rAI ElectiOn to he held :~t the usual votmg places wiihm thP V1llage on lhe Bth day of Nov· embe1 1955 , and be rl further RESOLVED, That the Clerk of 1 his Village of Pom~roy bf' and h~'> l!:i hereby dtrected to ct-rtify a that copy rJ thi~ resolutwn lo the Aurlitor of Meigs County, Oh1o Altc.!ll Chas. W. Legar, Clerk. Approvcri E. F Robtnson, Mavor. Pafl...oted June 2IJ 19MJ 7·6·1tc r NOTICI OJI APPOINTMENT family Mr and Mrs Rllehard Rowtland <'~ldren •and Mr .and Mn. MariOn Rou. . . b and daughtcra were recently callmg on Mr .and !If~, Doney Roll'~<h .and Emogene Mr .and Mrs. Rtthard - '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,<~ ,, i~~:'l~;~r~,~t·~.•~,-~~~~~r.F F~News·· Society-( iav w1~~~ '..;:coav, · • bit -dpatoolt, lb...il llro. llr. ••d II!M. Leo 01"11. Mn. Mr. and lin. Willie Johnson Wllilm Broolla. be fJevln1 IDd d wpter ,; ere •~)tnt Sa&urdaJ- evchlDJ wJtb tlr!rl. Mr. and :Mn. Bill 'Ibomll w,rt Pa rkrer. • bu.!fiJ!.ed~ldt . .r • "'lulliiJm! Con Obll~er. vltltlna reeea.Uy Jo A.rao• uil 1 011 o!-'Z:.!:..0 Bri..:;e .....11 11 _.,: llr. and )(ra. !ftd B0u1h had Cleveland. m&&.l' \N._,.,. ,.. JS tbeir JUeata SUDda)', Mr. and the •~kend wita Mr .~ nd :y Cb 1 " d Mrl. Charh:a Ruaell .aqd th!L. D'"'". •rd I ou·• anot• ••·n" ,,.. ra. ar te a~oore an arand~au. dr oil be W V ~.r '"'Rictwd Nitro' Jbter, Diane, 'Mr and Mra WUlard en, F ans e, a., lrturned L< .,_home al•-~ Gooderham of Huntington, .Mr the patt week at tbe bomc of her and ~- • ·slle Sm"tb 1 M Parents, 14r.- aad Mp. Hermu ' hi• •··e •m·-n~ aua. I.A: t o asoa, Ilo b o·ela-tlves.j.WO.. lfr. Tom and .Mlsa •MolUe Job.Dson Mr ':'berea Oh. n.. 1r t.r.tl of Gallipolis. Mr. and Mn. Clyde B~ardner ·'d "1rlmm · - e , Po-·\o., Frances Hoffttl.ID. , Youngstown rtttumed home Friday from Ott• ifldd~eport :~~J:'I; uM. " !pent the weekend bere wJtb Mrs wa, 0 ., and wUI Jpend a tWt Mr al'd J.ht, \\aJll&n• Grace H31{man. She had come to weeks vacatlon before movi.ql 'f and rJOnl ol West adwMS . ColumbiJs to attend the -edd!Og their homt: ln Oblo. vis:ltlna: &lr. a,d ;\b. ;{."'I)' of Manorle Hofman. Mr. and Mrs. M1• Brown an~ t Una:~ SU'll ... , . Mr. and Mn. w. H. Foglesong children, Jentiostowb, Pa., are 1'1Ur. ard !ln. Plul ar.d daughter ·Mra. Evelyn Proftttt 'tl!ilwg bet parents. Mt. fi!Dd MinersvlUe ,, •·r,. <· '•·n;:. ..tn wue recent visitors iQ Cmcmnat 1 Mrs. M!lea Brown aDd M"r. IQ<I Ruth Goodnlte. and attended the b'all games. ~rs. Richard Krautter. .Mr. and Mftr. Kenneth Mr and Mr& James Pauley and Jeffrey Grimm, son of· Mr. 111d ad family of A.ll.la•:ce, O!\io cr.lldren are spending two weelu Wrs. Claude Grimm, Na~ l'1a.. Sunday ruests of Mr. and ln Florida. lll spending a vtslt with b1J .,_nd potrents, Mr. and Mrt.. Homer W~an':..":'r~te~~'! l:am ~ Vacationing at the home of Mrs ,lobru;on. sons. and Mr .and Mn. Rosa Flnk are her daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis M.cDial,l ling« , . dfamly t.on-in·law Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn .nod dauzhten and Carl sehwan: ewnlng with Mrs. Bull and famUy, Falla Church, Va Jre Vi51t.ing in Florida with Kh MBr. •bd Mrs. £ldoa DeWayne McDermott of Cbe&t· Schwarz' di.ughter and other re- Balle•• ...... ..... , ....n 1o11 ..,. , _...... - · C:.Untv tn JfH: e " tt!rtaitl"1 friends wtth a Fay "naere are two jltrts to the &lll MIM!<· Fn ,y V.·n Adr.aln Lsrt!ley Bank protr•m. the A(ftlgt! R.e. was r' ,.. ,~ n:P ao.:l-T Ga!DN wren. ~-e progn m and the- Cort~~ei'YI:Itp~yctl ii- , l 1 ·t"mhmentlt were .eT- IOn Retervt PfOII'am ,.ed oth~t J(u , 1- preMnt Weft' To date, otrly the ~rt>age- Re. Mn Albtrt nodoon .. M.t\!J LieU'~~ dt('ltVe pr"gram h11• been se1 up. HooW!h, M.rs [)clu& Miller. Mnt Jack ;rt I• the onl) part o1 the Soil Bank Jo~ ltuht.-r. Mn. Canon RoUJh. Mn. program which tlll fundffinUI& at Harold Zirkle, MN Everett RouAh thbl time ~ Conservation ~st'!(Clark MtB N. BaMwin M111 NEll. ve program wlll be fltBrted w the wn Roi.LIIh, M.rs. Juhan)' Rousb :Mrs next few months. aon RoWih, Ml'l. Jahnny Routh, Mrs T!le Acrea1e ReM-rv~ Program , 0 J DQ6tic and LlilrwrP,nee Roush. lrJ "all we have ln. think about ngbt AUXILIARY now a.nd then OJllly in relt"d8 to 1'he Leg;on AuxUiU,. he1d t!.eir one eomm0t1ity That commodity l~r.l Wl'lt'ks mooting at dle: lbll A ti tobacco l.;IM! an·d ••<•·'"" w Ul • IU. ther.e Vl heJ'le are withspeodtng .bJI mot her Mrs. FIsH Oldaker and other reJ.athea ~ of M'ISOJI Mr:t Bertha Ket. •tler and Mn. Beithll Cluk aDd Larry wen tallilll on !fr. ,.t,d Mn. Lawrfft!e Qark an.1 family T~um- Mr. and :Mnr. Ray Goodnltt and daUihtAtt and Kn. Ruth G<Jodnite apent .S..turdey at MBlnusv'Jie vir Mr and Mrs' Horry Ke&l'Dii: ol itlng Mr .and Mrs. Paul Hania Maoon werae CBUing (ln Mr. and •n.t family. Mrs. Henry Ohlinger Mr and Polrs Dallas Wallrer and Miss Doris OhUnge.- was calllna: chlldren of Maa:m were visiting on Ml68 Julia Clark Saturda.y. Mr. and Ml'). Hllnk Fetty and JOn Mn.: Esther Roush. <Of Pt. Ple.aosaant, Mr .and Mrs. Ger~ Mr and Mrs. Eugene Hesson and ill:d Clark aDd sons, Mr. and Mn. fam1ly and Mr and Mrs. Catll Loonard Fields and daughter&, Jan· GibOO were rooent guests of Mr lee, Sandra and Denver Gibbs were and Mrs Goorgc Hesson all ~unc on Mr .and Mrs. Wwr· 'Mr and Mrs Ja.ck Ord and clrlld- enee Clark and femily Sundlf)'. rcn were" calling on Mr. and Mn. Mr .and MM. Leorlard Oldakler Harry Ord and family Lllnd Mr .and Mn. R:ch.. Mrr; Wialena McAllister 'lrd Oldaker and cbildren were oalfu1mly were calling on Mrs and fanill)' recently. Kaylor and famtly. Mn9. T!leresa Ohlingl!l' -spent Miss Betty Roush of l"omell'oy Thutsday with .Mrs:. Bertha Clark. MJb Linda Clark was ea.Uinf on wali vtstUng her lll(lt~« Mn. Alta Jan'ce and Sandr.a Gibbs Mondaq. Row~h Sund~. Mr an.d Mrs. Artie Roush and Mt. and Ml"ff. Harry Grimm end ramlly WeM- reoe11t guesll of Ml"'!!.la;:~h~~;-~~re recent goosto r>f Mn. Stella Grwnm ! I The Cberokee Cbicli:·A·Dee, 4-H M:r and Mrs Harold Ohlin~ Olub met Tuellda;y evendng, May 23 <~nd children were visltlmg Mt-. and at 7.30 o'clock at tbe homo of BerM n~ Joe Ohhnger. nice Johrmn. M1·s Fannte Weaver is spending Those attlendiDI the meet:lng a f-ew daft~ wtth Mr .end Mrs. Ted were. JUII.:ia Edwa.rdB, Bernice JohnSwant:t and children of New Hav- 30n, S!rlrtey JobiiSIOn, Lew King, en Kenneth Roynolds, Nelsorr Rey· .M~ \<Ind. Mm Lltchfteld and nolds, Jmice and RoD Roush, San· IC-Illl".dt:n Wft"C' recent11 v.J~:litdng dra Glbbe an dthe Wader Ml's. Mrs lva Hudson.. Frank Reynol'ru aod as.;lstant !bead· Lew King h1o1' returned home er .Mn. Clyde Clark, couneellors' from Rober ~ltal where be lin. Edwin King, Mr&. Cl!ay Grin. ~as a patient f~d pqj$CUL Jtt' stead f j ~. lSI bettEr· (; The roll ea1J was next then the Mr an~ Mru. Her~rt K.Jng minutea of the- Previous· m-Get!ngs were calhong ()O Mr. Clilit.ford Khag wa &read. who h" been !!ok. M!SS Janice Glbl>, LJ •pending a few day with her grandparenh' Mr and Mrs DwJa:ht Gibb& Mrs. Garnet Cbapman has as Mns Carl Clark ami U.nda were her gueaa.,, Mr. and Mrs. Lester calhng on Mrs Thomas Bum&ard- .;hapman and children, Mr. and nC'f and family. Mrs. Ray Melton and aon, and Mr. Mr and Ml'll'. EI'\Wno Gibbti of and Mrs. •Melton's parents of Ray H~r'Lford wm-e caUlng on :Mr lind all of Dlianla. Other guests In her Mrs Ral•p h Wea'W!!" -and Sulkllti, home Sunday were Mrs Leonard Thursday R1wh, Saadr~ and Milton Ray, Mr ond Mm Delbert Roush and ~r. and Mn. Daniel Welaand and family of GtcyS.vUie were recent- Brenda of Huntington. 1 ly vb.Wng Mr .and Mtw Elwood Mr. and Mrs. Leater AdklM, LETART, W, VA. . Jual Oft RL 7 AI Five PoiDII Servlllg Slarls AI 8 P. M. Wllb' All Refreohmoall Al10 Jnolrumonlal Enlerlalnmenl and Talent Show. Strlelli" Slag STOCK CAR RACING SUtiiDAY, AT - ·~···­ E'tloi> Woob. Clolit f ty... ~ of ,·am Ia v.e~ •.r :U -:! f>I,.,;.,,: : I ....,..I A~ 1tl 8EO~ ' CLAYBANKS SPEEDWAY West 01 Pomeroy On Rt 124) Adm. 1.25 -High Sehool Studeull 50e- TRIALS 1:30 I I DAILY PRAYER. "l lmg I I I 4 H .... ....,. ne"'• 1 WHEN'l-oOit c:.\'*l IS ON·THE SPOT, WE'RE THERE O~·TiiE·DOT . , ·I· Your c•ll any.tlm...-fPom •n~wh•rt ltrlngt our tawwtrvc:k &o ~our •ld , •• but fHtl Hope you never ha.ve an ~~CCident. 1 but if you do, juBt eo!! us. Q\1< tow-t1'uck will be di&pM:ched,..prcmptly and tot otbere swlft1y. PHONI 6104 ' JIMMY ...PARSQ~S,Inc. Your l'rlendly Ford Doller 4tl s. Third Avenue '' . N~.::.~~~~~...:-~~~,:.:;;~~~~ (6> a.1~.». m e. 01e. • !J.,~ ,, · ~ ''I .~ J" I I i:l.ll.,l •• Othtt' miteellaMou.. lttle1es .lllbury Loool School Boml. ""''' I euT WHEI'i ---- "T wee.,j I 9eLDOM ..KJHf"'•.. I 2 11ketrle rl!frtaeratora W.ater pump 2 ~11!0trlc stove. or tev;:' ra • Lo make A pectin rolutiOn it atir· drawn for the next tl:uee com· bacro an dif h6 J& also ra1smg: Bernard Baker Lt8led [ ed into swt't'tened crwhed ll'ult pr~nl JW'OO wheat, !nJJ moot be W1th1n h ~wheat On Honor RolJ Of OSU and t!.e m ~eture l! J.adcled itlt! 1ingtmmthi Th«-re Mr.!il Pe-arl Wanth Mn~ Fred kou.&:t llll'reage 11.Uotment ~mg uver h.is I Je lly gla!!!Jet to IJf,and until "»et MN 0 C Muntgum4:!t')" M111 Oath- wh~t allotment will C"atlse h1!1 to. Bernar-d 0 84lkt:r. Reedlvllle. bchre sealu:~ and rtortng ln> th& 1 pefrlgt rat nr .or fret.~er The Jam. ~l'lne l-~mbleton Mrs ~Roush bacco ta be m ~hg1ble hae: bee annotmeed as :ne 0 Mt-;~ Wtlhom &!.ISh Mra Freda If the grower qualJf1~ tn t1ns re· 'ltudents makinc the ~ or ol ba3 tM flaV(ll" and color of [reah Hat1, Mr.s Evelle.tl Rowh , Mn.: r;pel"l, he- gou to tbc A S C otfie8 thfe ...~h~ :tar~ ~urui:e;s~~ CSpr~=: fnul plui an IO.lrtU-11\', jelled W• f'1anda~l Smtth Mry,:, 'fhehna 1here m PI F\'Jea!o&M ami s1g~ an °Q "tii>r.cu u · r •Y> ture that makes 1l sprnad w.elll . It Capeba•1t nd Mrs 11 C. Roney agreement with them uarter keep& m lhe refri.,..akr a few' BOY SCOUTS In the agreement !\e eertifleS The pnnouneement was made by montln or In the freezer a6' lOng Boy Scoot 'l'boop 256 met M! the that he wants on tile program John T ),Wu.- • lf:oe'fet::ry 9 f the u a year, but beea;use lt i.8 unCi.ly Dutldu\g recently Bill Harrah cause o fone: of the followwg r~a- c-ol~l~ S~~e~~i~a=~n~v~~!g! 0:J cooked. lt won't keep on Ule.d ~ was named Senlol" Pat!r.ol Leader son.s or ro m eh! n ~1£ To ~ve the jaJil ~ •ur who Wtll be assisted Pf BiiJ Frey 1 He underplanted lilii. acreage in 3 tlo or belter, ~st. use it J!Omptly a~ open. also Rikky Abel was named asaisanticipation of parltetpating inr.ng tbe contamer. taot "'""" the 19!6 Soil Bank Prog.am Two _ .. about w.lng ·~· typo Those" w!Jo att.eded Camp Arrow· 2 He underplanted due to 4rdvene oc.f ·am U It'!. to firm wben opened head gaw a report of t.'lrur actiVl· weathl"r condlti~ fJJrJ ttem:ne l'tirTlne wUl t10fl.en lt. bt$ . 3 He plant~ all hL. allotmeet but U IDe If It tendlto ~eperate, lflltlrrlag wUl Other~~ present wl,'l"e Eddte Shein, due to1 natural caUBes such as bl nd t i ~ F.rey, Jack ~'her, J,lm FTy,l flO'}d~. drought, h.tlH, etc pa:rr ot ~·or ;ama~ ~anelll eoler H-·..-co Joe nd John Peytun Julhlng Me-~ t!le acreage WGS destroyed and I f.BIId ~ vor, use fuM .ri.pe but Olung and !l<!aaer!o Burl WaUace Will.Jiot be harveJJtOO nd > a8bed Rrmcwe '"'!~··~~l .and Jack F 4 He wan~ a. on th e program and I Ueber Jame" uf Hartford Wl'l 11orted .a w and :: ry , w111 .,gre-.e 1o destr~ part cf hH j token to the Schcekf..l C1rn1c In and IJtelmi from bel'riet riad 1 MElTING orop by p"owmg, mow ng, or Msar~n at about norm today af_ter ~md pl1ll from peechts G .of An Execu.tivC' Board m~ting of chpp1ng ~uffenng a foot 1njttr• a• a mlflf' bJTI&s, lih to 2 qua~ chew. ... the N~'w Haver~~ W-omen's cllub wae Payments For Tobacco Placed In w~ll"<\1 he ope.-ated near Pome~ov hiVT eo, or 214 ~~ 1 ~ held at th p home o[ the prestd ew.J The Acreage Reserve Program: I The P omernv Emtr~~"i!nn• S1uarl Her~·s ~e= 5 e>.tpil w,U M.l':'l Paul P<>well on T!ltlr.iday ev· 1' If 1n the agreemi:nl th ~ grower ar.~wered a eall to th~ mim and 3 cups er ' d -~n 1,. enlng f"Utlln'2 proJect& were tf.llleu... oeertJfles he und:rplanted due to lou\: J me11 to !he Chnrc 11 wa· 1 package of ~:~~to sed by oUm officerc: present, Mra antl.ctpahon of ~tmg o'l\ the pro. ~~ ported ~h:.1t be had nugnt b11 Icup ~~ler ~0 ~ ~ and .now Bob McGI.othi!n. Mrs E L. Stein. gram ()r adverst weather rondl· :ego under a coal car crU£ ell rru • mtx wit'!a oeeui0nMI19 Tnm HOffman and Mrs Bob tions, ha will NCeive 18 cents :! Tho extent of h1s iroju· ..-s was l~ st..aod 29 gu~ the poW'dered Job !on pound times the yWld '33 determ- r:!lkn~wn II pre,., hm? ~ttrr ng the~=~ 1:riiC to a SEWING CLUB rned by the A S C CouJI(y Com· bOll \~n~n boll 1 mt~te . Add t~ The Bond Sewln• Olub met 84 motlee He esnnot '"'clve 1 tiD to tb~ lruil and the home af Mro; H F. BryBIRt, than $3<M an acre. pect.tn 90 ~ nand Iotir 2 minu~ Those enjQymg th" tfternoon wene • sugar m "( ure . , r fi'· Hre A B w~m MM F A. If the tobacco gr-,wer a;rees to 1 And wften he ••~ con'le nHr, L.a~le ]am J~to Jeily ~_tiiiiiiJiM, ~~ Battey, Mrs. N . 0 viem, Mrs L. destroy h1s tobacco or Jt has bM'n 1 he beheld U,e city, and wept to about a hall tneb ~ J Ruttencutter Mrs. Hugo JUbl.mg, 1dc!itroyed by natural cau~. hi:o ....,. it. {Luke 19:41 .1 rttn Cover 'lind Let sta.nd.auntil ) M'l"'S Henman iA.)•n<;> Mns. Lloyd payment will be 18 _cerl& a pound PRAYER Lcrd, r~rgl\'e Thy 'lied (may ~e 24 to anffi~wf: Roush, Mrs Do.n Smith Mr.s. Ott<!' times the apprised yu~kl or til nor. cnildren [or thl"tr lm•e cf self Tnen ~~ wtth l¥Jt P ln ~ Roush, IMirs. P . J Wolpert, Mrs: mar ~wid of h1s farm wh1ch ever We pray !or tbe redempt 1on uf cover Wltb metal hd. P~t J L . Stewart i,.'ld Plfrs N. p SWI&Ck· ~~~ the s maliler- 'ftle normal yioeld persons. We pray that the nat ron· or refngeratnr prompt Y. !lammer lS based on the avreage yteld of 1.,. 111 seek Thy wtll and dedJtate [ · • Mr and Mrn. Bob Johnston and t!te thr. e best years smcc 1950 themselves to be used (lf Thee to ] faR\IIY .nroe Vlding Mr and Mo"Si Maximum payment beN" IS al.oo pursue tb.e thinJ! whtch make H. R Dague of Charleston W Va. $340 an acre fOf peace. Redeem Thy world, 0 several days this~ . · )-lop~ 11,~ch.',~C.0~~ 1C~~. God, beg 10ninJ wi.th me. For lht' ·±bit lS the l:ut week before I • \· Leah Ann MI'NICf", u vi't~ hw . ,.ac: "" •- ~-.. ,._, ...... Redeemer'! sa1i:e. Amen. ' our olH Camping sea.rtln beg!ns. grandparent~ Mr .a-.d Mrg. H.arcy The max1mum amount of tobacco Be sufe md check your proJect .Mllltr of Mlddl-cboume, W VD · lar~d you can put mto thefacreage eirclltar with y<'Ur"leader. ~tr 'Mrs H L. Dyer l'nd Mr-s: 1''· A t'tlierve u; l,lz )'Olll' aUotmeat or NEW TV COVERAGE. member It should be completed Batey I'C"CCntllrY attende:l the an- ftve ac~. Wh ichever IS the larg~ LOS ANGELES UP ....:.For tbe or up ~ date II\ order to be eli:nual Part MatrOM p1Cllic at the The least amount y~:~u can. put Uli- fir.st time m tbe hiitory of the gtble to attend either of , ~ horne of Mrs. w T stone. t.o rreserve is 10 poe.· cent of. your T..tts Angeles Rams, fans in Sop.tb camp& Next Monday'!a.ll th~~ t1' Recent guests of Mr and Mrs. allo~ment ()T lh an acre, whichev- er.q Califonua will be able to ]fen wtto are 10, 11 or 12 ~ A D. Hume wooe Mrs Jack Gynn, ar IS the largest .. wateh the. National Football Lea· old and who want to attend ~ MiaoJ Mary Un:lerwood! and MM. Sign Up Date & Additional ..... g:.~e Club in aeUon in all -(If It's yt~ung ' camp should ~iater ~ RDymond Grea-thouse and ch.ihlren qui,.,...h: . ~IX road games thU' fJD. Tbe t!ub soon afternoon as p.i)sstble. 1t WiU , of Hunting.ton, W. Va.. You ~ve until JuJy 31 ~ ('()me !mnounced Thursday a new exten- save a lot of time ,it your leader Mr: .and Mrs. Duke Shaffer and to the 1\ . S. C offlt'"e And lft&n up si've rJdio and televislOJI. crwerage or aome o~r persa plll regWer IMr and Mrs Ernest McDamft1 All for the Acreage Resene ~.am which w11l permtt fazu: tq hear and bave the mo?-':J f,ar: the whole . of EAst ~11:, W Va Mnf. Margaret the .sun Bank Alter you've s'ig'ndd Rnd watch the llall'll in adton elub. ~ you n•t )fo~day. " " Steph~ IUHI Mr and Mnr. ThoDWII up, you cannot pasture 'Y?'lr land, wlule on the read. Stephan .and ch.ildrer. all of Whee). mow It for hay or crop ~~ in any Regional ,.._..matlo'ft ing W Va. ~ ~n ~nt guests manner The land placed m Acre- must not have been moiaturecf afte~·: of Mr and Mm.Milt Stephana .age .Reserve must be kept free of June 22, 1956 . Tomorrow Janet ~~-;<lf~""~, ;~ Mr and ,.,1m Bob McC<ly of Noxtous We ds. Affect 08 Yo\JT Tobacco Due· Coy w1th their Chillicothe. 0, were recent gu~ If you've been u~ lng your IIM!m. ln order 00 f.IJrth""t:' ~lain the "Out of a Pot of Mr ltirltd Mrs Olsen Sa)'T"e. 1 l and to grow your tobaeoo, you 4creage aeserve Program. and ans- Mitchell and Mll'J 101 Mr and Mrs PrOOe Hutr and must put your bei.1 land tn the- wer .any ques!Sons eoneefllinl the lhew demonttratioa Tommy of Chesapeake, Ohio weft!: Acreage Reserve Yo!! cannot put program Y"U mtlht lrave, t'IIIO ._.. nnd W.aldea Rouah weekend euests of Mr. ..and Mrao. the atde of the hiU lft ~e if j,:ngs haVe been scheduled. TiP pe~;:h :wlll 0. J Boitic T!lmr son Tommy, re- you haVIf been gt"OWing your to- ftl"SSt one wid be <&.t Hannan killi '""County H iua;r.cd fur ;.-i;;.:t Wlt!"l the B06tiCs bacco along the creek. • ~~ Th~Y. J~lf 7. ~t.. 8:00 tl;\e. 4JI ~~~;:~~~t~~( Bert Roush was a recent medi'nte tobaCC() land )I(IU put iJn. p ln. 11ie tecOnd- meet!~ "¥Ill 1JI' •n~a here ectl patleotl in HOlzer hasp1t.al t!le Acreage Reserv£' cannoll be put Friday, July 8, B:OD p. m: -at the county in the state ~t J.lr and Mrs. Charles Lco!;t.er viS~- tnto the- Conservat ion Reserve ;}~MOe eo. Board of EchleatiOn Bldg gu~t It Jacpoe's ·lijll. lted relatl.\"88 in Spencer & Evans when lh1.9 pro~::• am get<~, und JWaY· in 1't Pleisa~ . • • . ' • • 1'topfcll ,dty'. At' tlitlll W Va owr the weoloemd Ab'O the l:ind pl.ared m ReseTve · • _ '" .. ., • • , ~ 1 I Estate 7, lll:J8. be hosp 1ta Hart£ordMan ... . I H rl Jn M• M!nLnp Today FllWkY Middleport . --...... ... You hove To SiH, Tro4e or nol,ln~e, Let ·A Doily $entlil.., D~ploy Ad or Wont Ad' ' be Your Rep,elentiitln. ' ' lnulb • -They Get lurt.'d DOH .ad a frat- lw.ed vC!rta ture a:. part or ~eb on hOm~ bra~ and will De 1 plalient al th" ut1hz.at on uf fruit 1 f t • I FRECKERS .FARM Acfmlnlttratar With the Will IF bome, \lad p,...,.,.e 'ltieae IWde tNIII be- \ I Ue\lllng Mra. Geora:e Adkinl, Mr. Emer)' Mrs 9ertM Kettler ot Wheeling Fry, Mra. Ercell Adkins, Mr. John· spent Wednesday with Mrs. Bertha ntf! Fry of New Haven, Mrs. LoU· C11u k. lse Adk:lna and Sue were Jueatl Several from Broed Run atlttend- f M d If Ed -eU the funel":rL ol "-. lele ... A...... o r. an 1"1. Fry, sunda)'. Annexed ••~><13' nvw::ru !Mr. and &a, Homer Rickard· ol l•tata ef Lillie E. W•lll, Df'ce•tetf at the Oak GroVIe church ThUJ"$. Columbus were recant gue•ta of Notice ls hereby given tllat day mor.nl.ing M~. Ro\Mih. w.ae tb6 M r Ernie aDd Miq TwUa Rickard Rernarrl V. Fultz, whose Po~t Of· daug~te-r of Willie Balib of of Oak Grove. f1ee Address is Pomeroy, Ohto ha11 MTS Harry Oldaker and ~~:I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rouab were bt-en dulv annmntP<t as Admlnls· weroe recent. guests of MnL .i b 1 Ull nesa ea era in Point Pleaaant 1,.11tor with thr Will annexed of Oldalasr Mld cli.ldrlen. 1 Mrs. Ne~ Clark and children Fr-Iday. 1h(' Estate o( LrliJ,.. E. Wells late Chapman o£ Melg~ Counlv Ollio, deceased. Mr. and and family and Dated th1s. 2nd day or July, 19D8 after· M• .•od "'-"' EdiM" Mrs. John C Bnron were In pt. Pleasant .ltu~11e nf the Prnt'late Court MiM Aa'ne& Rou•h wu MeiP!~ CoUnty, Ohio. on Mrs Dorsey Rouah 7-6, 13, 20·3tc The~ was quite a lll!>nded the: festival whleh COUNCILOR INSTALLED \Tr~ t..nwel! Bmg wa~ lnstHIIeot at the Verrnon school house as Counc1lor whrn Chester n of urday nl&hl spOnSOTe-d by t!le olub ~- met 1'uesd;~v ev('n\n11 w1th Mra Mt an dMl'8. Hoyt Clark of GallU obl'rl Wond. Cr.t~nc\lor presidinJ. UpoUa were calllna on Mre. Bet. Thifh··four mrmberg were prestha CJ1Tk Saturday. rrt l .rffa Mne Kraeutter w .t~ reo. 01'1 Mn. Iva Hudnortcrl 1n St. Joseph Ho!ipihl. Re. ~ Mr .a nd rrr>~hment.s WN'C ~erved by the Clarence klleh,' n comm1UN1 ad Mrs. I....eo ~=~I Mr. and Mrr. Durst daughtem and MT. and Mrs RODNEY DOWNING ntas Grtmm and family "'"" D<lrl.o Obllnaer who t'mptoyment Jn Parkenburg INSURANCE AGENCY book ke•per tor the Guard Clca.ne1'& Will$ borne for t!MI .,.,..0.111 Plr•, Autemctblle, Health end, retnrntng SUnday ~nina:. ACCIDINT Mrs. Cl'l\' GriM\t"ld and dtutlho Ll'?, C..uolty aod • ..,.., ter Bernlee e.d Sbirley MnJ. 'fhe.. re!l' Ohlinger .and ftobm, DoDild G1mm, and G?'"don ~~1 Real Broker 1Ke~th Rolj>h Reynolds J.tw and Pntl In MIDDlii'OWT. OHIO spent ~unday even.ina: with 61:16-11 I'HONII ollll Kine Mr~ Bertba Clttrk and family. :;;:;:;:;:;:;~, The J'.road Run LutbeJI&n Sunday ;;;; ec~l were -on 1 pllnle S~ they motr-n.d to 1he Mlddlepcrrt. Park and h.a.d tunch then ln the afternoon ll:d Kina: toot th.e bo)'i ond flrl• to ~-ml•l pool 1 Min I•erris OhUa:e· em1 Jack Stewart ~>rKnt Suntta) ~ltl>fDOOD at ,_._ somo~thing PUBLIC AUCTION To be o•ld ot tile a,......., An- Sebool ot 10 A. 'II., SaiUI'dtiY lui) y . (One JIUe •re ea.U, frtit eolor eut •.Yeit. 'nleY I"' ckf.. Mr. and Mn Norman WaylamJ signed to be D\ade UP l1f' -all hue lroarnrd that the!r &OO·Ifl·law, quantttle:t .If ooed:ett aft\\ llillit Robert Powrl!, Columbus Ia a t •ept eiltter lrt the refriP,Nforc Gl' patient at Mert•r lloo~pllal wh~e freoner They can )lJ' ld4e at ,.ar he w llll taken hy the C'olumDUK time o fyeat from frtth or froleG: li'1re Department Emt1rgc-ncy fruits l)r. from ~ Jl.doe ~ ~uad ..-.fl ~ r be fell from a 1ree oenfliltet at hi¥ home \ Str;kw~ t>la~~ilf Mr p 0 _,ell •he bu»banrl or the I)Hchet prow.d •ucdlufuUor former Norn\a I.ouue W;,aylaod. lng ~ed Jam with fruit peetht Wl'.ll picking eherr.es whe.n a lim!:! 10 t 'SU by home HODotnllt11 ~t of the tr~e bf(tke H t! h:i s a ftae· the U s. oepntmeat of Agrleul- I / am:l fanuly were catlmg on Mi s Berry Oldaker end n I Injured In Fa1l FfOM Chery Tree Sl.sh.."t" eltts Also new nemes were within hla acrea&e aiiGtment of to• Bponsored by M;elgs Couly Coon Hplera Asm. ,/ ' To Be J(eltl AI · eventiiJ--:- Lf!w~ t...rsehBik a¥teMly ljlhl)l1 bu.'fln.." '>& ~oo wae held To Get On The Pro,ram: arwl the group exchan,ged ~t The tobacco growt"T" must :•~!i lrn;;;u;;;t;;;RI;;..dii;ge;;;,y~u;;i;;te;:d;r;;eic~en~t~ly~wil~tbr~laiUa'~es~.~~-------, friends. :Mr. and llln. Kenneth Clad!: ud ~ Mn,. 1$ .$109.5:. ' ''' '' '• '~ ) '*1•-- • .. .. ..M1 a, 881JLTS �, Jqge Eight -. . • ~ • April 1 to be marketed by Jul;y 1 _.L#.., Last , ... feeders repor ted lnten· Ilona to mark•t only 49 percent • •.. 1 - •' MilTS • The younl J-- . . .- and boyo ela.. .Mr. Ill ..... Mr• . Donna Glue:, .Po• vljlled Mr. .. ·l ira. Harry John10l1 Wedllelday. . u - F ...... )tl d I •• r .... ............,rrp an I r. Lelart W· Va., V.~o~~ '·lted .nu-s ... . "I ..,. art WIIU Btu Wl!uu.Q •- ciaf. ~ M . .~ Ju: 111 J 1 < r. m'4 ~ ' ,ewe ' · ~~ 1 '.tnd children. RuUand vlslted •nrl Mra. Herman. Cart'"'Jshl od Wednesda)l, o:o• -. Co.m.mJtlll!lemen ew..W:ltb l• •d Impro·-·t me'"'w.-. Seven w.-... from Ohio met &t the hom.e .ot Dorothy Blake p ....u .. ung program ()r tbe 1M7 tJlte- toars will take •~ ~.~_ WednesdJ,y W _, .... . , , tl -. ""..,..... left New York City, Mo .. A···, June Attar 1 abOft pro-am the eve· Ohio ,row,.ers of tomatoeB for Prlces for top quahty ealtle on.u s ...oDISei'Va on ""-AP'Ol>ltion ot v,.atersbed.B', • d.._ ... ........,. no .~.. ~· s C~n:~C•vu • · · •• • e""'!'te, to Finland,lk\m.l'nnc:o, Plnl WU epent Jn pllyiDI( ~ proeeadng an rapidly gaimng a probably wilt 11iae dur ing tbe suman d no ......'6 eon....-..... pro- tnet, Kentucky blvegra6W &Wlzer.I.IUIQ aamu. x:atleto•l reputabon fetr hLgh ratr months, says Lyle Bam~ il"eti!S last week by tom-in• the ex.. state ag rtoo'tural ~xperlment &Dd Isreal. ' Turkey, lrlll Dt Jiclous refreabmertte of sand. )ields. Oiuo State Untveraaty exteneio~ position Sll'e n-ear Peeblee. They tolls 8.Dd the hydrologlCal In t h - -··tries tboy wiches, nunch, ' dou.hnutJ and wor• roo 11 -•-d " -d .,. repor•.• E. C. 'Wittmeyer , Oh iO Slate .a-icultural economiSt. u:u • vtn IU.mill on ment station and - k -th L - fa-• CIU'! y were •erved lo PhylliS' •· •-• d 1 .. ""· · .... .. •. .-.u IJUo Universtty extensiOn borttcultur. Barnes n otes that the number -.: e u e . Spec!al traiDB will cany Intoernatidoal Fann Youth Wthllams, !Martha He.Dry Mma. _ bt, reports Oh10 now ranks sec- c:f cattle on feed throughout the Two years' eff(lrt already have ed adj r:.c fnt l.o tbe tri.te .acde~atea. They are scb- LeWli, Janet Nlebitlson:"' 'Shirley ~nd only to Caltfornta m per acre Untted States was down about a gone mto development of the 2 ,. s.rea An airfield will be developto retUifn Jn November. O!JVer. ,Mr. and Mrs. Bill WilliaMs ' 10 tnmato yields. Lut year Ob1o percent on Apnl 1, compaN!d to a ~"'ClCre stte, .Ea.rl K. DeVore, gen... ed adJaeement to the site to acan : ~ry Jane Dend.son, SHOWER GIVEN Judy visited relativttS at Nitro crowera produced an aver age ~·t-ar earlier HOWever, there weu eraJ- program chairman, said COn· commodate pnvate passenger to Flnl•nd; Hazel A mJ&Cellaneous 11hower was r l! centl,v. · ~ tour .;;tllips hav.e been completed planes gwen in honot •t Mrs. Gerald )'leld of 11.7 toll.:i an acr e com J6 percent fewer cattle on feed on 195 acres and oonserntlon crop A oon-profll Col"pQAAtkm, Harold Leon 'w~e!re. nooto' Johnson, June 27 at tbe home of Visiting at the Lewi,s ho.Ql"i ()11 -pared to 17.3 tons for Cahfornia Apnl I than on January 1 thiS J rotat.ons ·~1'nesday were ReV. Wdiht,'- Mr~ . -'i'' 8 .. arowers. ye-11.r In addthon, the re has been A • 1establls;hed on 533 acres unde r the laws or OC!o " by w11._. 1 and, WlUiam -Mrs. Ella R•·"ard. .,)l totaJ o 102 acres of pastu11e bas cultural, bUSl.ness, and B Clr anp Mr.s lam~ Cunpingbam aD ~ 1-, 1 'Wittmeyer crecht.s high ylelda l{'Sf. mterest thiS year than last been improved and 890 l"'d8 ()[ al leaders, IS ro:wn. c ctville, to Turkey, Ra)l Mr. and Mrs. WaJter Blake and 5()0, Jimmie of BurA6tt Addition, { ~ in this sta te to t he adopt ton o1 Jn feeding hght weight C'attle or • hedgerow plan~ ~ee ponds The Ohio State ' College Wrtght Focht, W.ayneafteld, to Iran ~ns returned home Sunday eve- f't. Ptea.sant. ~ , good cultural practu:es. He cttes cal ves These ractors pOint to a . ha.ve been built, with 3 more plan. of Agrtc ultlJre e.nd Extem;ion Ser· Paul Henry MiUer, Sunbury, to nmg from Co)umbu.s where they practtces or growers in Ohio's 1.11e In pnces £or top qual 1ty of· July u the ttme to enJoy fresh ned before tbe big event Septem- VI ce are a.mong the Iraq and Ed Pickerlng, Jame&town. spent the past week. Dana Lewis, Olga LeWis, tMtl.~ Top Teo Tomato club to proY e ·fermgs-tho.se gradmg chotce and small fruits in OhiO Ohio State ber 17, 18, 19 .and 20, 1957 ThlS year's W()nld to lra.el, Mrs. Winnie Speara of pt Piea- Ma,the, Dorothy and Tbehpa his point. The dub annually re- above Un1ven1ty Consumer Marketing Of the 33 conaenrauon and land test and InternationalH. w. ll&n:hfieJ.d , state 4-H club .sant visited IMra. Katie Ba~ Sun· Shaffer vis1ted Dewey Shaffef at cogm2cs growe r~ wtth yields m The economist ~ xpects !he price lnform e.twn Specialists flag atten- improvement pJ'III..Cti(!&; ', planned, I Mac hmery demonstration Jieader, aald the 7 Ohio delegate. day, Holzer ffl)lipital Monday, the top 10 percl'nt of all those differt"n ce between top quality of· tion to the midsummer availabtl- work on many of the-m now is well I held near Oxford England were pan or oa group of 63 DYE I'ICNIC w1th parhctpatlng ~enng s and low quality animals ity of chernes, raspberri es, black under way, .with 16 farn& invol·l cr 10. ll , Donald • delegarea w~ ~.'U't the U'ntted A group of young peo&~le enMr. and Mrs. Isiac Lewis ana to w1den constderably th1s sum. bemes, blueberrtl!s and currants ved. Exposition headqll8rters Will Conover, · will be States ibis week to vls'lt rural fam. Joyed a picnic Sunday at Lake son Dana, Mrs. Katie Bass Vii!~~ n•t!r Large numbers of grass cat· Tht"se fruits make wonderrul pies, b oe on the R~l K Webb farm Am edcan Uies In 2Q foreign countries.. Alm!l, Those who att~nded were td Dewey Shaff~r Tuesday at tle Which jrade g()Od or below cC'bblers, muffins and jams and north of f\!.ebles. the The JFYE *-'j,.t, • - d by Ann Williams. Phyll' . . ..,., Holter ~QSpital. 11 10 ... ..,.... ,.-........... '"" ~ ....... Tom I!Odwards. Alice Schneider The event WI II eom bme Ior the may hold d own pr Ic • s o f Iower j e II 1es. Th ey arlO' excrllent ma:reBlans t he national 4-H Club Foundation. Janet Nitho.ISon, Janice Ni'cholso~ grades. !!tents In salads, milk dcssert.s. tlrst time a WOI!ld'!i conservation t, .• " 1962 and the Coope........:....._.t:t-._...: 00 •--· Ph 11 . ll.nd Ct.era WilliamS attended the "" ~ Y. 1s Vll:IMeter, .Mina Lew., · • 1u,nera1 services of •Mr. At kl ns on CaLtle feeders intend to market frozen dess~rts , or alone, aerved eXpos1Uon, world's national and to bfl held o fthe ...... U.S.~...-~.,.......,... n-artment of ~1 .:' · I' '"'· 1 1 ..,. .M~rtlla •Hury, EJe-.nor Howard Weaver. Tuesday afternoon · I h e1r Jvestock faster thts yea! with cream and s ugar 8I.GI.t' Pow ng cont.t>sL<J, st&te .and tom of the zee 1n th-e , and !aDd-grant collegee Shirley Oliver, A1iec ' national yout~ da)l, -al\()' a. compte~ t'lands The Zuider Zee Land un1ver6itieS, Supports tbe ldea J..enn. v Smith, Red Tucker, Earl Homer Johnson -t'alled on Fred Durtng th e Ume of pt'ak suppl)l, commercial products SEE THESE H,~=~· exhibition d amatkln authQoi'ily 'h understanding~~ lbe. ~.~ •. of R b r Lewis Mllnday evening CARS. THE \1 ••• 20 "' uaa.&ll o Ill II)SOh, Tommy WJUiams, BJIJu Mr The average y1eld or tomaloes fnod~hoppers oft ~ n take advan- M ore huu• oountrlei' ex ....... t to approx imately 21,600 u ..._~ AM IFYEs, -~ted form Ch Fr ~ · an d Mrs. Stan 1ey al\() •chil· lEST .. :_· ,.-.. -~~ a n, ank Caru.hart, Joe Fox , d' H H · u for proeeSSID\i! ha.s tnC'reased more tage of somewhat lower prices paru.ctpate_. the sea . Althougb still .under watfrom tbe U:nited States ta .. r'· en, li Ven e1gbb: visited mr. -.e Jtmes Sttwar.t, Qakev Killings· nd Mr D L ' ~ d 1956 CHEVROLET nod freez p or can these small I ddll 0 a than 60 percent in the la.st 9 years 1on to t h e plowing mat. 1 e r, lhe S()i! cooditions a.nd ' siz.e~~ ot PIrt In home an,ll fann ectivitles " '" s ana ~'Wl s 1Ues a)". ' dr. H•rdtop with Po•-gllcle Wittmeyer poml..'l out In 1947 frUJt s Thts 1s onfl way the mar· ches, eonhnuous WBgon touN will Iwlds whJch w~ll be used for Jn other countries tor 4 to 6 mon- wort.Jt Kenj'ly Greene, Larry Fox Lik• new • 1800 mU..L already ths, and youth from thoee counREUNION DINNER HELD ', ,. g-..owera who were members of kclmg spec J al L'l t ~ suggest to len- permit vl.s':itors to view so-14 and plowing ma.tche,s 1955 FORD VI F•irliM R &. trle& come to live wltb American Mr. and Mrs. Will.iam Powell, Mw Jean Lama enfertalned the Top Ten Tomato Club used gthen the cherry and berry s es- water c011.8ervatlan practicefl .and known. F .O.M. really nlc•. {.arm families, NPw Haven .called on her mother 1'!1eaday evening with a dmnei , about 600 pounds of 3-12-12 ferti. son. 1955 CHEVROLET VI corn applies to the state'~~> 69 Mrs Annie Russell Sunday. I for Miss Gladys . MtlleJ, Wru~hing.~""' hzer (or equ1valen~) per acre. Most berries have a relatively Denver Blake, Larry Fox an•u to n, D. c , an d Mrs. Harr1ett Ster•,,...~ with R & H and DYIH'drlvt mcrCJal corn countries; for Ll!at year they had boosted ferh• short holdmg pcnod. They arc BOUT POSl:PONED 1 I Joe} tobacco, to 35 counties lizer usage to 900 pounds per penshable, In othel words. If the HOU,.YWOOD UP-The sched. Jack Smith returned from a two tE-It, Pomeroy. They were 1oined I2-·19J;3 CHEVROLET Deluxt c1pally in Southern Ohio) acre of the aame anal}'sLS ~led io round bou~ between rank- weelu campmg trip at Ft. Knox for the evening by Miss Gall Rus- , homemaker has no plan for using dr. R & H P. G. rM - nice. acreage allotments, tor lightweights Cisco Andrade of Ky., with the National Guard. · Sl?ll and Mrs. R<Jchel Borton and · Within a short filler tobacco to 8 1953 FORD V8 Customlln. In the early ycll.r.s of the club, hu;gc QUilnh!les Mr. and Mrs. Jame.!l Cunning- sen, Gallipolis. The group had L~ Angeles and Baby Va~uez of d,. R & H A r .. lty tolld car. Whttmeycr says, only about hulf l1me, she prohahly ~ hould buy Ohin countries havl..ng -acreaae al- Mexico City bas been postponed hom and children, Pt Pleasant worked together at· th~ West Vir.. • lotmenta. CHEVROLET 2-clr. R&IHI its gn;~wers (ollowed a spraying cnly small \IU<lfllittes and plan and Mrs. Dana g1ma Ordnance Wt.rks dunng fro!'" Jul)l 27 to At1g. 1 becausE" vJsated Mr. A team of Ohio State University program Last )lear 9~ percent or ways to usc th em within a day LeWIS Wednesday evening \\-!orld war n and enjoyed a re?llmm11tatlon difficulties encoun JULY -4 BIRTHDAY .exf.enmon S}l«'iallst.._. wa6' expJ.RJn· 1950 BUICK Sup.,. 4-dr. Socfonl the growers produclnJ!: htgh )IIC1ds or two :Margie Cartwright, MinR I.e· unton at the Lama home MiM tered by Vasquez. The hout will R & H. Mr and Mrs. James Donnelly bE> telee.ut oaUonaiQ>. sprayed to control foltage dtsease WiS and Ann WUUams werr. in Miller 18 vl sitln!il her mother it Handle chernes and bcrrte.s lng d'(tails of the g()vernment's acreag t reserve program to coun - Ct•lebra tcd on the Fourth of July 1947 DODGE 4-dr. R & H and fruit rot Pt PIPasant Thursday on busi- Silver Run wh 1Je on vacation. carefully Slm e m con Lamers so Ohto tomato yroccssors soon they ma y be spread out. II they ty .agricultu.rn.J a~ef1tS this week, wi! h a part~hone>riog the second 1942 PLYMOUTH 2 door run1 will enroll growers 1n this year's are piled too deeply the weight W B Wood, OhLO Exteru;·wn dtr- ~ bi l'\ hday of heir daughter Unda p.-rfect on July 5 a d the fourth birthda~ '!'l.op Ten Tomato Cl ub The Ohio of the fruit may damage that ector, announced today. O,.EN EVENING TIL 9 P. M. State Umvet'Si!y Agn"ullural Ex- which Is nn th E bottom At ditrtuict meeting!! in Wash- I 0 ,1 t he 1~ son Jimmy, on July 4. ll ndon ServicP 11 ponsor~ the prolngtQD C. H Fmdlay, Wooster and 1 he ne ighborhood children enThi:! fruit, I{ ll is firm rtpe, Zarrosville the ~tpeetottst.s 'were JOvt'd games and were .served ~ect in cooperation With the Ohio C'\nners' ll ssoclnlwn nnd the Bal. should be kept in refrigerated stor bringing agents up to dflte on II'ICW t'<Jke, ICC cream and candy favon. AUTO SALES tlmore onrl Ohio ra1lroad. Local <oge, covered luosely With wax'-'d regu~ations of the program _ Ill Each of the birthday children had OIHn lvtnlnt• Until 9 JM"n, paper, p r ore~sor s mtercsted should wn· phase of the SoH Bank Act design ~ a cake decorated 10 pink anJ Phon. 6045-J At Tr1Hic LIRht In MI•Wopcorl tact their cuunty agricultural ad to reduce crop llklrpluses blut> Thl• guests were Marsha, Do not wa ~ h OL leave th1' fruit M1ehcle and Momca Hackett. Mar· agenl!l for add1l1Una l mrormation W(', , until just before prep11.ration M:eanwhtle, O~hlll~o"~'r.,';':~::·~~~s t h:~ and Jimmy McKinney, B()bby Wittmeyer wg~ est ~. to M ' rVf' MOisture ha stt•n11 mold· (l( (ltller fedora.! a weri!' H1ct> , Mtcky, Cinda and Pat Dufry. tn~ and hrcakd own or th e fruit m ducUng simJI.ar meeting wtth slur!lge ('()Unty person'Oel , -spoiling out Io. MEIGS G!NERAL HOSPITAL cal reHponSJblltties in admmiBterAdm!tied · Oyde Spenccrt', Pomelng the program. roy and Harv, r Hornbtlck, PortIn the oountles, Wood .!laid, all land, age-ncies wLll cooperate ln a uniDt~c!Jarged · Tim NeutzUng, Mid. fied educational program detsiiUl· . Sue Lehew, Mason: Hered to inform farmen; of provl.cnons man Porrieroy; aild M&r)l ... fXII' ~ of the So~! Bank Acl 1 Hmdy, The sessions now m progress follow a meeting In Columbus la ~t A reumon of the John Dill fll.m- weoe'k ln which USDA offietal~ hom Jly was held recently at Forked Wlldhlngton discussed re.:u.Juli01Hc Lake. A PICDIC dinner was served with Ohio and Michigan perso-nnel at noon. EARLY AMERICAN Farme1111 who want to pa.rtl.cipa~e FURNITURE Pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Wal - Jn the acreage reserve progot am rho Evll.ns and ~on Dame!, Dear- this year must aign an agreem r.nt IN OUR MAIN STORE hoi nc, Mich., Mr and !Hr.~. Dallas with their county ASC commlt t•J(!"S AND Arn ott and daughters, Carolyn and by July 20, with the exceplion of Peggy , Man.sfteld ; Mr and Mrs wheat, in which they S'lould check. ' EARLY MATRIMONIAl, G~ville Watson, Long Bottom, Mr . with the county ASC commlttet> beFURNITUR-E ". ml Mrs Hartl Carleton and ram- tor ~une 30, The-Commodity Slabi· lizat1on Service will a.dmi.nl.ster the 1 R IN OUR USED STORE I Y. actne; Mr and Mrs Georje program, with n86il!IUonoe of olhf!T' S!Htber, Mr. and' Mn. Carl Dill feder&l agencies lncludt.ng the Ex~·.d fam 1ly, Mr and Mrs Elsworth ~nalon Serv~ce. Dm and fanuly, Mr 11nd Mrs. John Obi{) uou1uers ~·V8 Cullomline 2 dr. Sedan. like new dark blue finish. On The Bri~hlest Col!ler D'II J w~o grow corn, i r: and John DtiJ and daugh- , _,·-· : or tobacco may parUclp•to In Middleport Mtss Esther. •, 1 acreage ll"e6'erve (.ti'l" tbeir stock on by JUI)' 1. c I aU: emen have experienced ·' · prof1ts tbiJI past year a.nct ..am crt!dit promises to be even tighter than a )lear ago. A $1.25 per busbel support price on corn grown i. Utsade .aliotmenta. .:md Q"''eater •· eompllan('e with a.llotments w1ll m.::rease the cost of corn as a feed crop, For these reasons, Barnes pn-dicts, cattle feeders w11l n()t be willJni to pay .such high pnces for feeder stock thts fall as they Wt:lre a year ago. -- ·cb · .,,..,.I • ' ... ~~JR~~1J~~S:~~~~Ri.~--~;:~~~~~~;-~==~~~e;B~en~d=Ba~n~n~e~~~·M~aso~~~N~e~w~H~a~ve~n~·~VV~.~V~a~.--~~-----=----~--~~~--~F~r~i~~a~~~·~~~~·l~y~~~iJ·19~S~6~ '· Ohio ,Ranks ·High See Price Riore '~":.!~~ ?::"·.:';~,:·:•t,.:~ Qieck' Prol'l'r.RQ 0f Development . Seven Ohioans To «IFTOM •.,... . .. 1...: T l y• Jd For Top Catt}e and Mr.. Geuree lobnaoa, w oma 0 Ie On~!'-World's Plowmg . Match .S't F . Co ' • CL~ I e o,rell'n untnes llrh / OY a .. In The .. Dn·m·g Summer ot fe~d ....I~ ~-,R __ , •" ,·~ ... •. . ...__. wuton ... p:ll"'l~ ~ ...:1e evenia.c. : ......-. . I ' " ' , \- . • at ' ' ' ' ' ' ·, • ' ' ' •r· • IVe • Let '"' Go Shopping I 8 ti. I Explain Acreage . :n' ch"•PI ..... I ' Buick ' 1954 PONTIAC . . . . . . . . . . ,295.00 2 dr. Sedan. Sparkling original dark ireen flnloh. We've oervleed t.hlo ear Blnce new, ;;;::::':===== I Speelall dr. Sedan. One loeal owner. Low mileage. at "The Friendly Bank" 1955FORD ..•. -............ 2,195.00 1953 BUICK .. .. . . . • .. . .. 1,395.00 VI SUjler Rlvlen Cpe. c1o Sedan.'Modern V8 power w"lh turbine D,YIIIflow drive, Both ls excepllonal eon. ...uoa, !:!" BUICK ................ 1,495.00 CODv, Cpe. Power Slecrlng, wlrulowo & lelia, Low mUeage. New blaell &op. t9$.2 PONTIAC . • .. . .. .. .... 795.00 ~edan. IJ.l'dramalll: drive. Original lwo &one .. .... .. • ... .• .•. 895.00 Hard Top. Fordomalle.'sniart while wllh red • 8-10 ln,h Table Models Middleport, Ohio V8 Sunllner Conv. Cpe. Like new one owner ear. Cholee of two aharpearo.Fordom11Jr. , Special Dlx. 2 dr. Sedan. Sparkling original blatk with while &op. to.ur WIIJ!I'ka. Jpeedinj by the 'State Highway Patrol , MeaDwhile, the .shqifrs depart. ment re'ported that Walter Lee Ueramen, SO, Racine, was fined $2G and costs and sentenced to 25 day.s ln Jail on a charge of r,cttess operation or a motol! vehicle and resistkll arre$t. Hersman's bearing was conducted in the court of Ma)lor Howard Fr)Dk ' in Raciue. Sheriff Charlee Rus~U also reported · the apprebenSton of Donalo C. Riffle, 20, a Marme who walli reported as being absent without leave. Riffle IS from Rural Route 2 Racine _ ' June 30. 1956 Sedan. Orlrlnal melaUJe green tlnlllh. Directors: John B. Downing Paul S. Smart • H. N. Swift Rodney Downing llertha B. RaUtburn Harold m. Hubbard Roee s. Reynolds Offleen and Employees: Joh,n B. Downing, President Paul S. Smart, Vice Pres. & Cashier Harold E. Hubbard, Ass't. Cashi.,. Rose s. Reynolds, ASS'!. c..hler Gene .Grate, Ass't. Cashier Luella Jenkinson, Bookkeeper Marilyn Fultz, Boo~keflper Norma Q. WUeox, Secre!lry ' MEMBER FEDERAL RESER\(! SYSTJll'd Member Federal Deposit illlllt~D« Corporation . .. "" ' ' ' MinsbaU, , Not vo,t..; ' Demoerats Hu; Ashley, K.lrwau, Polk and • 20 in'h Window • ,, ' " 18''-.21" Get• 1-8" Electric Off ' ' ' • ' DON'T MISS THES. SP~C:IAL PRICE$! REFRIGERATORS ~~--. cu.,FT. 80 lb; DEEP FllEEZE ' .. : : . •.•.• ..... '$299.95* 12 cu'. n. 2 ~r. 80 lb DEEP FREEZE. ....•... ' ... $399. 95* 14 CU. FT. 2 dr 13Q lb ,DEEP FR EE%E •• ' ••••• J •• $469.95' 11 ' ' . - \ I ' Pl"i' Your Refrigerator and at the The Middleport· Pomeroy Jto.. tary Club had one · ~undr· d per cent altendanc~ when they met Friday evening at Heath Methodist Church for the1r w ekly dinner meeting ' NOW - ' ~i:~'Y;;,!~'"""'· % Z1" S.lf Pioplled LIABILITIES: Capital Funds: Capital Stock, common Sur Ius · .. .... · · · · .. · · $100,000.00 lln~vided Prorits· · '. ·..· .......... · · · · · ' ·. ·..·. ·..' .. · 225,000.00 79,608.19 Tot:tl Capital Accounts • 404,808.19 I Total LlabUltles . . . . . . $ 3,732,474.32 "' MARTINS FERRY 0. UP BelmoDt County Sheriff Cloyd L Barricklow t.oelay predieted. a "~II:" within a few d'll.ys tn invrati,atlon cl the Independe~e D~ &:botgurf111u.rder of a 23-yMr M. R. PAnERSON old mother of four eblldren. was elected distrlct governor•on•oe•·l Barricklow cancelled all "¥tea~ 1956-67 at Rot.ary''S ann.ua.l ttons fOii,. his deputies and ~J~ealted lion in Pblladelp!aitii •I ut montb. othera from vacations ta an lege Enjlish department tor a move to 'trJOck down the He has headed the Marietta · of Mrs. Je~n AshtoD. Goff mher ot year• and Wu T~e Victim was found Tfuu'ada.y Dean In 1948 He ha' degrees ml)l"ftlng on the fleor of the lr:itch· Wesleyan, Brown an4 Yale en in her home five miles.· west of vers1ties, and tr:.ugbl formerly at here by be , r 6-yea.r-.old son. Bruce. Coon ~ etlcut Coldege for Women, Je,Dkim, Moe· Lawn Mowers $3,732,474.32 Deposits: Payable on Demand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,451,073.83 . S•vlngs and 1'me Deposits . . . . . . . . 1,876,792.30 Tolal Deposita . . . . . . .. . . $ 3,327,866.13 Wl'thm'' F"'w Days Cleveneer, Lausche Signs New Laws Made ~y Legislature COLUMBUS, 0 UP---Six bill._ pas!ed bY the rl!cent special aes!ion of the Lfgislature · became l1w Ffld!y with the eignmg of ! he measures by Gov. Ji'ranlrP" J Laus<:hf •• The btllJ mcluded rl!-enaetment of the 2-mill lax on shares and working btpltal of fh:\&nclal institution•. Alsq signed Into law was 11 ~em­ Poruiy' a.miU levy on tbe!e psets to re-imburse tbe atate treasttry [or $10 1iillllon ot the $12 mill· ·lon ·given l'ocal governl'tte!f\8 (ol' IOlie 5 re.Sultirtl: from an rOtif.o Su- w-em.e Oourt dfeJsiOD ' o.n .. .. , inltitutl.op. assetS. ,-: Judge John ~eon, prei1dent was In charge of the open meeting and gflv.e. s veral ~umm ous readings . Don Stivers, chairman of the Loud ~llirt contest, spoke briefly of the i'Uole~ for the ~ntt:st which wlH be held dn July 20 wh n the Pistrier Governor will be a guest of the local Clot-.._ Met~odi.Bt wOOlen wtki prepated .and served a fri. d thiCken' dinnerwere Mra. carl Mattox, Mrs. E . M. Wood, Mrs , Emerson -<l()DeS, Mrs ~"'red H1bbs- M'.r~. H. E. Bush, Bess Sallborn and Sharori Jones. ICE CREAM SC!~IAL The Youth FellowshiP Df Umted Metbodtst Church of PoO'Ieroy wlll soonsor an 1ce cream social at the ~ 1ty Hall, Saturday, July 7, be· glnninJr at 6 p. m. RIDING CLUB TO MEET A meeting oi the Me1gs COunty Ridmg Club will be· held' 011 Tuedsay evening, July 10, at the fiDSn~ial Ro~:k Sprlnili :o ~r8.J1ie Kall at 8 . . • -. =·Senate VoteS. , - ~· :;:.m.:~::·::.:: W'$ ••.appat't!l!tly meaJJinJt sag~ less." · • • , Jnvest•l1ation · ~..... h>......,ll1r secretive, especially tone~ &c· The ..u.. Of FOreJl»''l • • · , , Uvity tn'volved in foUo:Wlii1 - up every Up, suggeruon. ai eronk <all ~celved by the authorities and th• 1 ~ parents. It was kDQWD tbJt at· WASHlNGTOr• pP- fbe tempts were bt!lng made to make a"te Rule$ Com.miftee to4AY .~:1't'·~~· -· ' ' ~.ooo to fiPDte ·• DIN* Ohio Education ::r:~:;:m.~ ""~ 011•• li,<fiiii""·'• Tbe 1nqttley. appi'DYed the May Be 1, ruu ·Senace. wiQ eoodueted...,. D.u;.....,tor """ 'J'he Harold Vin- nt mtno eomm•nded the stud, to <~<""'· wl!etber the aid proeram • if b,. be the Senate t'Ore!gn ~tiODJ Co• mitter. committee ~ R.. ·c.,.::1'<' c . e COLIJIIBUS, 0. UP State Beard of Educati~n olficlll8 iadi~ cati'!d today tbat ,• Harold S. Vin· cent. superintendent of Milwalltet Pubhc Schools and a lonner Ohio &l."bool leeder, may b4l btred u Ohio direetor of education. still Is ne<ded lltd, If ao, W~ ~ :. beaue4 in tbe ~t ~ 0 __ ...,, The 'lWlet Committee t<!r" &e.u.te-~uae eODfere~ Jatiii .Frida; uu 1 ...Gl -~~~ ~~£'r'l loreip. dd ceiling for tbe ~ menl year wblc.b began :H The board's personnel commit.: urda.y. 1 tee, was expected to aubm.it Via· _. ----'----'-..,1 l· . cent's name along with • two Divone Suit F:de.l r , ',~I. . others when the 23-me.nber bNnL • w.L v..:-, • Co~- ~ meets here Monday t.o c:olllider: .au. P~ ~~ .• candidates for the j~b. Suit fOr divorce bali~11iled - ·• Committee Chairman CbarltmJ iD -the fJfftce Of the 'ci~f~ f • Of.:,• ¥ Kyen said his comml\t~. ~ un~q- Court& by,oleult Joae,. .~,~Jl ..!~: ordet'B to provide thr~ ~ or more Millard C• .1Gnea; both of• ~ .. nominthons from mort' thaD , 40 1R D. . ,' 1,.Ji,(: 1 educators sc:reened by• the ~up. In tbe auit Mrs. Jonea ~ dl~ ,•\~, Vincent's name WU 1aot ,amoq gross aeglftt iDd extreF,~e·· ~tf»-Y- i( " the s1x "finalists" iQterViewc!d 'f -- -' "'~' , the board last mootJi •b1it' -M1ers MEIGS GIN~L HOUiTAL ~1 SJid the committee · Conaidend • DiscUrged: Ray RfJWib~ ~ sr,r~ :.,... Vincent an outstanding -ehoiee. CUMi and Edqon Joh~n, · ~- ~ - I Break Predicted I ' ~--!.7,001.00 CHEVROLET • . • . . . . ... 695.00 OhiO · eo~:~,lre,flmen voted on the a'~nistratioa ~tal rate raise • 20 Inch Portable • 20 inch WhHI S~nd ASSETS: . ·~- - · , Cash and Due From Banks "";, 586.675.55 U. S. Government Bonds · · · · · · · ' ' · · · · · ··· · •• • Municipal and School Bonds .. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 1,32..2,000.00 Federal Reoerve BIKlk Stock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • 44)0,872.51 Loans and Discounts - · · · ·- ·-- · · · · · · · · · · · ~· •. 9,750.00 Bank Building , 7,ooo.oo, F.lxtu~~;ii.oo·:: : : ·. ·.: ·.: . \,406,175.26 Total Assets . .... . . , . . . . . Shotgun•MOfder · WASHING:rol'f UP-Here's how bill: . ~ Yea---All, nCP,Ublh:t~iil! AyrEB, Betts, Frances Bolton, .G.E. FANS THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK cenlury Hard Top Cpe. Power St.orlng. One careful OWDeP. l ~ a~ birth~ j"fiddleport~Pomeroy Rotaryfdub To ,Be H~ Of District Oovemor ltow, CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION of 1955 BUICK .. • . . • . . . . ..... 2,595.00 • lf53 BUICK .............. 1,195.00 ' . HOT BUYS fOR THE HOT.DAYS . 1954 BUICK . • . . .. . • .•.... $1,695.00 FORD """1 ii!,\Mollowen·<r[S!'<l f-l'&tetl BAKER Furniture FORD .. . . . . . . ... : . . . I ,295.00 1 ;ronee <SIAMIH !WIN IDYS their motber~ ~ WE HAVE •• ' tol!ag!l! I John Dill Family Reunion Is Held At Forked Lake one of a I METROPOLITAN 1 lTAK~HOME Two Men Held or Questioning i Fail To YieldAnv. lnfomlation MaY · Jn Traf{'IC Cases On Fn"day f, 0 ,, .,., I WESTBURY. N. Y. UP - Two penooal contact with cal~ pos.. m tn held for que.ttonlng in the log aa the kidnaper. ~ 0f8 Peter Weinberger kLdnaplnC case , have failed to g1ve any helpful in· A flUID who ap~ared to be~ the formation about t-!te three-day-old 1 year ~ father nude an ~ppar~ crune police JlUIOunced today . en&ly futile attempt to dei~V« a I • f maaUa packet to one ·~!J calle r ~ __ .:..1 Nauau County Del:.ctllve Cbief Friday •ft•nooo eaJ1I Stuyvesant P innell alao annoWJced He went on t!ie m!.ssion ln tbe ,.. . .. re flned and one that • mysterio~ coded me~age Wetnbfteer'e 1t.ation wagon, at· " m.n c Five · !'CCeiv cl Friday night by .a telc- companied by dct.ectin, but reo forfeited bond Of $15 ID beuinp vision newiiCiJt.er ''lneaM nothl~ turned aUII i.n post. N1on .of the I condiH!ted in the court «:~f kayor to ut.'' .. ttlll packet. I E. F. BObiDJOn on Friday evenm~-t The chlld 'a weil :o do parents John MtDonald, presa secreta..,. I, Homer I&aae. Sa)lre. 87, Ral!'mc, .Morris and Bei.ty Wetnbetcer for the NAnau Cour.ty P-ollee Dowas lined five dollars and I!'OSti waited at tbelr bom ~ here for a - partment announ.ted •t 8:10 a. m. ...n a cbaqe brousbt by the State pect:ed word from tb~: kidnaper who EDT that no raru.:om has been ll.1gbway Patrol of maklni a left snatc~d tbe four-wHik~Jd eblld paid and none bn b ~n left where turn ,without due care He was. from its ciUl'lage (1ft a patio the kidnaper might pick it up. found a:ullty by the court. Wednesda)l afternoon A telephon• ¥cDonald't aonouncement daah- • Sayre wu involved in an aetl· caih r e}aimlng to be the kidnaper 1ed. hopes III'OUBed by a cryptic tele.. dent near Raeme on June 24 iD told the f.atber Fr1day Peter is phone meauge to a t l,evla:lon wiuch the c1r he was dnving col· "alive and well " new.:eatler tbat eon tact with the · lided witb a car driven by Mrs The. abductor failed to pick up a kidnaper might have been made Bette Seiple of Racine. Sayre bad $2.,000 ransom Thurt.day but mad :~ and r.aii80DI paid_ The oOrlglnaf ~urned IDlO a private r~d from a new telephone demand" for $5,000 ransom oote, I ~t,befllde lbe emptJ State Highway 124 w~en hi.S car F.rida)l. PinncU said the parents blby caJTIAge demanded $2.000. A that ol Mrs. Seiple. bad mat.e no new rll'l501'0 "drop" Phone eall lo IIOR'ls Wetnbergel", Willi'am Reev es, 30, Hemlock by 10 a m EDT today. the baby's father Ftlday morning :rrove, entered a plea of guilty Alter qucttiou2ng" the C.wo m 11 bro!lgbt a defY!and for $5,800. to a char&.e of Intoxication and L'Iroughout the night adthorlties WeJDb cg..,r s:t1d, Two my5tertous telephone taiJH was fined $15 and c011ts. and sen- announced they Ud "no connee!enced to 30 days. The sentence lion with the actw.l kidrtapln£" ~ a New York newt'paper Fri,day One or the men wn re~ sa!ddthe W~ w• "w .!1l Thand 8u1 pended on good behavi!Jf~ .IAv:~ll H 1te, RullaQd, hav • made a "crank" pbone call ..me an was ?"' ng 1.__ e ·~~~3~; guilt to • ~rge of to the. parents. Tbe otber was ~ew York Posta atd II woman tete; ~ ~ Jmon 4ve1fue and picked up 'W!llle drhting in the ptHlned ·~,13:~ a. rn,_ EIY1' with tb: 0 Sl.O neighborhood 0 fthe Weinberger message the baby J1l: all rlgtlt. 1 The baby Is w.:.ll and find" The ·• house. · A cri:ptic: tel-'C'hone message ume voice 16 Jqiputea l&terJsaid. "M. W. P. F. O.K" was retftved ''witl you please ma.U lts;re Mrs'.b)l TV neneast.er John K. M 11c- Welablll'&ef get.' my JlUICISlge, 11111 carle')' Friday l!!ghi jun bd.;. baby Is eettiA8 meclltlne and tho he broadcast a mC~~Rse from formula. Everything U; OK!' We:in~f ft Sl)'ing the tldn•per's relayed the me8SII' I 'bu\ heW denDnda would be ~ PiD- wd they bad no way of knowinC h!fll indiel:tej! ·~~ ,..... ~- f6 lf they weR 1111thenUe. _ • " oJ w, SELECT ON EVERY BEST '~'::~ USED CARS Reserve Details · At Dist. Meets ,.... - .MOTHER PLEADS AND PRAYS .FOil H.R IJABY'S ...... _, JC/ LJij, ;;;.} � 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. 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