https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d7c522a247bfa32fd3946d1b7091c887.pdf 1f6d04dae750cf4c649e3510afd2f75e PDF Text Text - -,. - ' ' ' ·- - .. Pogt! Six -----MmODLEPORTSOClETY , Record Holders At Stiversville ·.. • Mrs. Homer Grant and daugb·I .IJ:t~SM!II and family . ttl'&, Christine and Katberioe of Paul K. RW&ell spent the week Co.~lumbus left Sunday to Vl!H rc· end with relatives at Gauley lJtives in Washington, D e. Bridle and -.s aecompan· Mr. and Mrs . Carroll MeadoWIJ atd borne by his wife and daugb. anti children, Lmda and Ricky, l(:r Kayle, who had spenl two Columbus, spent t~e weekend with weeks thert. bJ:- aunt, Mrs Dea Hayes, and The lnnual pknic of the Phila· wrre accompamed baek to Colum· J thea Socaety of the Church of bus by Mr and Mrs Roscoe M:ea., Christ for the members an tttei.r d.lys who had been VJ.SlUnJ!: Mrs ram tiles will be held Thursday at H.lyes. the Middleport Roadstde Park at 6 p m Mr. and Mrs I D Diles look Mr and Mrs. Gordon Harris thtdr granddaughter, Ellen Jtvlden aud suns, J1mmy and Ntcky, Col. to her home tn Athen.s Wednesday umbus, artved Sunday for a visit a.nd stAyed over Thursay wtth Dr w1th their parents, Mr. and Mrs and Mr~ Charles JIVIden and fam· Rubert HarrL> and Mr. and Mrs C ily Mrs J1v1den 1s recovcrmg sat. M Hennesy. isfactnnly after major surgt!ry at Saturday guests oi Mr. and Umverstly Hosp1tal, Columbus \'lrs G G Werner and !.OruJ Jack Mt ss Julie Milch fi..I\J. Gall1polts nnd 811l were Mrs Bess Rupe and spent the weekend wlth' her par. Jaugbter, Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Rif' r:ts, Mt and Mrs Perry Mtlch. chard Rupe and son R1cky, Colum· Mrs C R. W1se and son Roscoe hus, J e-rry Darst, Gary, Ind, Mr. W•·re VLSLtors 10 Parkersburg Sat· ar~d Mrs George W. Durst and urday. daughters, Georgia Ann and Mary Mr and Mrs AI Harns have ~hrgaret, Wellston ; Susie and moved from the Grueser apart· Stephen Stewart, Mlddl~port Mr and MI'B. Edward T. French, nwnt t.o the Bessie Grogan apart· and children, Marc, Lu Ann and nll'nl. Mrs Lula Russell, Z<~nesville, ,. Bnail, visited Sunday wtth her fnrmer local restdent has been ll:randparents, Rev. and Mrs. E. L. MIter, The Plains YJ .~ itmg relatiVes and fnends here for the past three weeks ' Mrs 1George Hudson , Mrs. Ern· Mrs Taylor Grogan Mrs Cecil est Johnson and daughter Phyllis, G1ogan ami Mrs. Mabel Marshall Mrs. Douglas Circle and daughter, Cc•lumbllS spent the weekend he~ Lmda Lou, and Mrs. James Cor· Mr and Mrs George Taylor and ut'll were in Columbws Friday, three children, Columbus, were Mr. and Mrs Homer RoUJb, wt•ekend ~o:uesls of Mrs C M. Er. Clarksburg and Mi/;ts May Roush w1n and family Pnrkershurg have be-en vtaitlnr Mr Patty Russell who ll) employed :md Mrs. 0 L Roush , Middleport 1' Colum bus spent the weekend und Mr. and Mn. A P Rouah, w·~h her mother Mrs Annabelle Letart, W. Va Mr and .Mrs. 0 . L. Roul!lh joined the others 10 J~tart Sunday for a family party Carl and Jose ph Lefever, Colum· bus, ate spending two weeks with their grandparents. Mr and Mrs. C C. Chapman. Their parents, Mr. and Mr.s A C Ufever brought tnem here. Mrs. Stanlj·y Thompson and daughter Barbara of Crown Ctly were also recent guests of the Chotpmans. Mr anrl Mrs. Chap· Wt tb any slae man and their gnwdsons took tnl'm back to Crown City Friday C'JIIalln •llf)'f evening, Mr and Mrs George Moore AMI rou can llave have returned from Columbus cl<oloo ol4 ...... ~•• where they spent the wmte-r a~d ~ prmg with the1r children colon too.lltlmatlonl """"•nr ...... .. ' ' hport ....lrtj -,.MI11fadlon ' guoran,.... . ,. - .Methodist. Will Attend rrogram ' . ' ' ALFRED S S attendance on June 17, wa,a 50, the offering $7.99. The followin& Fatha·'a Day pro· gram wu pre~nted. 1 Song "F.alth of Our Fatbtr't" by •ll 2 Scripture Reading Pnlm 127 C. E Woode. 3 Father and Son scni.pturtl& by Ernest and Charl - a Taylor, Dins.roore and Phlhp Boyles, a.nd Charles and C!a1r Woodc . 4 Lord's Prayer. by oil. 5 Rccituti.on What' II\ I Got? Wilma Jt'lan At~erton. \. 6 Rcadmg "My Fathr r" by Terry Swartz • 7 Sung "My Faith J.oolrs Up to ICC" hy all 8 Closing prayer by the Gtove ' 9 Presentation of gifts by Betty SJ!!ich r C E Woode, the eldest father, and Uoyd Dillmger, the youngeat. Rev Grove .Ailed his fil'9t ap. pomtment here for the new conference year, at 10:45, Sc;ripture reading Acts c •-6. Text: Acts 9:6 "Man Wf .ltl .tis 'Nay, Instead of doing Go • • ·•y ." "Isaiah saJd Know '"Y ., thne m.n In the Here am I .;ctdi rw" "JOnah. rarl o11boft photp? Thl• old phokl· oraph waa brought to th• Sen· from th ~ LvnJ.• .. , ·~ -, . u? Attendam:f' ~ W'edn-:-sda)' ~tpel ofRc. ""*"IY at,tw It [ evening pr1 , r h.'1Ce8 w.as 21, wilh Wm r• Lu .• n ~ader. This Jhyes T''l' "ill> 1n wrek's leldt?J" is Th,.•-,a Henderson 'fhe M. Y t;' . . . • its nt:lt ~t meeting, Su1 • .,~ ~t'" 1.Jng Ju If t7 with an att.~>·,.~ ~~ t1 y-ou ,. "'l"'d adults. Scripture ~ .~n. John 8.3 1 ~ 36, by T8tJ')' S't~>doo+.. ~ p...a)'i!r Thelma Hend'E!rson, &.., iiJ~ "Wha\ a Friend" "Rock of Ages" and "Come Angel Ba.nd" with Margaret Ann Wlndlaod, planlsl. Bible lesson on John 13, and a 'N!ading "Letter to Dad" made up the program, ~e Vol. VHI ~ been dilco·~t~rtdJ tbe walls of an old {aouae ltel"' ,-.,nodeiM, How Old the iii!Mtt II has nat ~ llfettrmhtecl, :-. - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, July 10, 1956 • 1nner 1 used were "'Alii!'TI<a", ' J . ' BROTHER$ HAVE BAD LUCIC Alan Ray and Jon CutmingAAm, sons of Mr. and Mrs. RaymOnd Canniogbam, bave bew ba\11D,g a .. hard tUde for several day.s.' Alan Ray is · under 'lfeatmegt of 1 local J1bysiclan after be in)~d ·hia ,he11d wben be.. feU from a IWrth al their home an~J~:Jn is CODfia~d wlth a~ infected foot after :.,;tep. piD,g on a bee wbile playia• ia the yard: - J ' , ,. !~few lmp!'9vtd -C!'9ft!m~!l ·W!!itt Mrs. Edna Miller and House Paint Gives 'JO.U coiftplete Prote~lon • Greater DurobiiJfy. ,. .. ,.. _.,.....,,..,,....., ,..,_ . .... • ·- ..._... 0 1 - , maldmum ~~rotKtt.n ' C n - ,, .... ' ...... ..aiMt ....a.ture IINiai.W.a ~·.......... lifet..... "'"" - Pllm·- ~ . ........ It *~• ., -· ·" llllllc l'ftllflllll - - -Tho ........ 11iVo1i . ' <l~~.f!!}!\04. , oi~!Y of lltlo ,lift! ,I . 1 - - ,• .,.... .........1.. Ill .........1... ' Mr. ·a nd Mrs. Df.rwln Bryan Columbus, visited retltivcs Pomer.oy Sunday. ' ~~>... ~- .. " " - ' Mr. ~d MJ'I': WIUJ&m Konkle refurn:d borne Saturday uveniJli after In ClnclnnaU. , - $3.89 .-. ~. , ··Gar• .,· Housewa~ .. Dept.. •'•lai' Moin Ffoor · ' · · ) ' ' RACINE ••• 'Three Are Fined· By Mayor Fisher nerve. can be lust u ·'lorth,.anda when cr )'1111 atiU cllnf Of Wuhda)' , • • 10 lA)' and palna that go along with Ill smart and modem houaewUe knowa the· Uldnl our laUIIdr)' service. Call ua Jnil' let w&Qday work from now ont ' T1'i .. Lustre CleQttl9'1 -- ' ' Olil6· , -' -· '"' ' ' ' 5c ati Craftsman White House Painf . neat Rbbder, Single Copy • '' Mr. and ll(.rs, JQbn Walkrr and famlly returned to their :!lome, canton, Sa'urday after a W-eek• vl.Wt with Mr. and Mna. ' .. . '· Judy were guests of .Mr. Dick Hami• at & ftah try at camp nc.IIJ' Great Bend, Friday evening. Mr. aud Mn, Dale Faulk and Misa M.rgatoet Hawk of Columbu~ were weekend guetts uf Mrs, Gol. die Hawk. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Barr o£ Tipton, Iowa, are lhe gumu of ~~elat:ive,- in Pomeroy end Syra· cuse, DO YOUR HANoguv.... e:n. ttne new 1tructure here nea.rlq completion. \ Mr. and Mrs. flo!Hn fOI at y ' me William I IOCdTC...... WAJCM Clm~ No. 72 ew.Roadway Construction W ell land (at right) Is tiM> oldMt llv. lng member of th• Stivenvlll• Methodist Church and aiiQ. thf' mothar of oM of th• lartn, famlll•• In that oitclnlty, wtJII• Mr. and Mn~. J~hn Dobbins of Columbut (top photo) holds the dlttlnction of being th• only couple marrl.d In thm Chun:h. On July 14, a prcgram, "Forty Y.an Ago" will b• h.,d at th• church from 8 p. m. till 12 p. m. coml•tlnt of •lght quart.ts. Thirty-six penona will haw parh In th• program. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holter are spending two week11 ln Nebraska while he is on vacatwn from the A jltntly supper will be serv•d R H. Rawlings and Sons garag.e. from 6 p. m. until 8 p. m. pr• Mr and Mrs. R1chard Walter:~, ceding t ... program. On .al• too Co:umbus were weekend gue11t.s of win brt • la9 varl•ty ~of baked lus parent11, Mr. ttnd Mrs , Guy gOods, llnent, rugs qulltll apo Walteu. roDs, and numerous lttmt for Neighbors of Mr and Mrs. Or· the home. Ville Morrts anri family a.:ave them QuaJ'fel't wiiJ b• rrH:tlt fnom a farewell glfl before they mnv. Sptonc•r, Long Bottom, Racln. ed 1'hurs1luy to Mar1etta f1om •nd Rnant~wood, W. Va. their home on Beech St. -" ---~Ehzabolh Lcllm• was a busmeS!! \i.~ Jtor In Columbu11 recenlly. Mtss Sus1c Taylor hils been re. Mr ami Mr~ . Curtis Jenkinson turned to her home m Clayton, and daughters have returned from La. after being m lbc Baton I a t .llllpmg tnp at Lake Hope Houge hnspl!ul while ill v· · j E1 nestine Asbury who IS l'm· pncumoma. pin~ ed m Columbus .spent tht' _ _ J..._ _ _ _~ --~-weekend with her mother Mrs A:;bury an(l au1ter, Janice. A\miOIIDD OIA\II • • • ' i>'""j"'' Songs Mrs. • Three penons In appearances bofore Middleport :Mayor C. 0 F.~>her dn!'w hnes of $8.00 and rnsts each. Fined were TheOOore Smith. 40. or Pomeroy, arrested by O~ficer Nt'al o~ a c:aarge of runnmg a traffic light. Louise Stripling, 31 . New HA· vt'n, W. Va., aresled by Officer Dollie on charges of intoxication . Marga~t Edmundson, 5'7, , Vin· ton 0., arrested by Felice Chle£ Balley on charges of recklesS <lrlviDI. -- ~ / �I • • ... - - t .TueSCiay;JulyiO,_I-956;..:;..;;.._ ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _The.:.,:.::~D:::a::..:.IIY~,Set;::::.:ntf:;;ne::.:::::I•..:..Pome::::.:;;:;;rav-M:!...:.::;i:=dd:::::l.::!epo::::::.:rt!.:,Oti:::.::: -lo:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ -REEDSVILLE . 1'REA1MY'S"IIG" FOUR' #FRED S. 8. Mtlindaucl on luoe 2.f Wol'llltP '*"ieea wer. belcl the elooe ol 1> a. w-. "!OO!Il,.. ;.u.nilloeo at I GIN. MOll, PubUabed evuy arternoon el<:epl Sund11:, by The OhiD Valley Seottnel, Inc , at llO MeehrJQJc St pbone 398, editorial o(hce phone Pome1 uy sin ' o Entered u !tcond cilm mllllinl[ mallet nt the Pom"roy Ob.1o Natlons.l advertJslnt repre.seohtJve 34.' Lexmgton Ave, New York C1ty, HI, Bu~JOt'.U po.<JI or!Jce l)tfJre Bottlnci!J K1mLall. NY I 11 ao WiSH SOM"E Or 11-IAT RAIN woutDCOMf "G\tS wAY 1•1.~ EDITOit '(iEDNESb~Y 0 !i~ S1~:;D On 7 01) ll uu 10 00 BY CHARLES M. lolcCANN TodDy ..' " Inc . Uome :· 1 M~tlnee 2 00 ~ 45 Modern 4 ao M.y L1ttle Mar&le 5 00 Aunt D11u 6 00 NeW'i P1cture , 5.~0 Jlo.palong Ca.'l!ldJ' · No Hits, No Runs, One Error I d;ollv UvinC "Ond D\ltant June ~ '9(• .S. C. S. held IP tnontbl7' IDd "Admollltlon" were Nld mettiDI 1ut. Tuelday eveDinJ, lien }\'oode. lune 11. ,a t ' the home! of NeJUe hoaliu serv-ed refreahments Parker with an •ttendanee of a ke et'l!lm •Dd eup cakea .attd memberl •ad 1 vbilot. coffee. n....l... """'"' -buJlntlil u ....... ..,..,.. Joaet bel'f and pest~, (I.-2G Les Paul. Jaye P . Morean ~~tt.::l •' .. ¥"""' ',.h ... 7.::10 S~M~le IO·:>'J Foi>b.f Knowo Boot ·' ' PreB! -Bo-x Great..vt'i&hto o! 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'4'!'u1Hitht~ lll'W~ It ,1d !lid\ tl11i11'1 kOi JW l>.hd /I'MI'k IAII').t.llllflg 110111 Otl:tndo nnl1l nrt• l ' lO<k!! tlJI ,...., ~ ~~ hurt CO!Ill.l ont W1· tlHh)'l 1\t' IOIIIlll'ljb, hl'l' l tl'l a buUjlet. \\ • 1 ;1glwd Ill• ~hUT· k ~. If.,. SCHOOL'S NOT OUT ·fer Yoir lewspaper loy n.-..... ..., ·-ure r-ung u:r~#~~a~j Wetlfe mov· ~ '11ieire'e '&O~etlllent like the eolid ~·anent of OWDtDg an_plde t ~ CJty Detective ADd the_._ ..., time llb-tliio-pieiliint ttllle f;Q set~ moa1_for;,o~ t ' ,. man 89. Walk alow1) tl. To.Uy U.BuNen1 13. (:o'iel'l'l · · Wu~ tutr u . .A.it!l , OOWlt · l.l'lncer!Jke ~ -- ~, ===-=-==.::.::.::____ quarrel· orcan Snnbay ~hool ~le-nlc w~s July I 111 !lle Uock SprJngs [au part Wl!i'lt the ~lllfV ICW {.:OI))Illl!W\YL F're~clon1 Gospel M1ss1on ~t-nd between 75 <!nd IOQ peopl" eo:theted with wf•ll filled baskets Grace was fl.<~.kcd by Rt.:v Eddie Crlrflth. After tlw 1'uklng !Dr prtl)· en and .sona!, then Harry Picktlls on F"d My Limb.'' A!\~r 9Uni hy .,~~'~!IWWQS , w"" btou'bl;a~dby, !!CrYt:d ~'!bed ST. A heln\a.. SYRACUSE '~'""'" ' ~·· Ol&ritUM .cfeot JltnUor. w. 36. PtUy ·-- wa~ On Your Dial crosw. lDwe:;\ note 3& Slice ln_tormed , frl ,y; . . . -affhlnr..~·l agfl a J01ii 990 ANTIQUITY green wf'noh, of\•ni.f''ilr(i:;req, A.nd aeek far off tor puedite' .Before your fett Ufe'1 pearl , i.l cut. WEDNISDAV 1l •Ml S1gn On 12 00 Neighbors 12 30 Film II Flinty I •30 Femin.ine iouch 2 00 Af.ter•o;cri Fllm Festival 4 00 F1lm •' 4 30 Xljtt'toon Knm1cs 5 00 Mielth Mouse 6 00 News 6 015 Wei!t'her ti jO Sp...._, S 15 John .Daly 8 30 U!SheyliorHl '7.30 Tl\e Amhing DunnlngeT ~bo Sci-een Duectors Play· ,.., holts:& ~.::· ir ! , SUNRISE 34. Culdo'fil l11, forl:!hl.'~tl " lll'gl(ars," ho .suu1, ''rannnt lw choo~eu You llll' 3 ba ~eb ut! Willer And do ntlt a~k m .. where 111 thf, I,)Qtk. GQ wrlte · ~setla.ll." ~rouab\ a meulil&e, 8:39 Wari:ter Bros.- Presenfs 7•30 Wyatt Earp Pi 00 G E Summer- Originals h .BO , Du Poblt·Cbv. Theater fH)I) Jimmy WalktrStfow _d _ ( Eng ) hi s head ~ather.ed S~rts John Doly me -. 30. A £al:ul ll crky sighed ...aualn 11wl .~ m ote dmne r 1hey ali We.a~her ' ..... .,... ., .. :_._,..,..uuu.I.-.At•l••llll• a river Li11ll ut unt••• ' ~; roumJj! Aftrrnoon ~'lim Fl's!lval Film Rocky Johes Mu:~ ltery Mouse News ' CARMEL IUT THAn lOT ALL t 'Do )Oil \lllnk you t•ould br. , hnM,li.tll WJite>''" he .. sk erl 'I rlun 'HI" 1 ~~~·tl " 1 £'1 \ll':t.d snnw otlw• lh lng.R. 1 roYe!t•d n I 3 0Q 4.30 ~ 5 00 0 00 fl:-05 6 10 6 15 i•'rmmlnf' Touch ' FOREST ttUN 11.4$ Sip Olf - ._ - rmd p1111r ht•dt>vt lcd Hork\ fl•l t'l looked 11rnunrl the~~~~ rrwm ~·1, ~A·~ nothmg 11t all but n1 t' II• .... Fdm & lo'aney 11•15 Wl'l' lhlnk thn rP''•wijs u l'8i3t' trlJm ~''l~ 35 hllc:k ~ •n •t mtl Bus!! 1T:tt1 lwt• Why do )'t toot with learful 12 00 I 30 On ... returned from a vaeation tr1p to =·~~':!~!!"~ Ohio. It ... d ... , ~~u~~........ Junff •• 1956 • · - - h 4 • • t. . . . . . . . ., 1 . . . . . If . . ...~-. . . N~o~bville, TMID. Mr. aod Mn. 0. R. Farl1 of ;Mr. 1Dd Mn. JlinuD Sbatfer Pomeroy and daut:hter Mn. Sam •topped. bere earoute from Flor· BuekDer 1Dd chllllren of ~ idl lo tbeir bome iD Blrberloo tD C1Jit. hh.,.. witll at.ber bub. lneJQdlnl .,_"' btJ..mce, aDd c-.h item. io Pfoet!ll ol coUedikm 1-113Ht wtre peats Fridtty eveaiDJ td v~it tbelr 1ilter, Ml'l. Ella Bailey ~~.... _ . , .,.4 -----. -· -~ Mr. and Jln. £daDo Romb aad JohD David Si11oa who Ul emilauabter1. ployed iD Orrville fPeRt the week ecJ:r~.:l, . (ID®VtiD, ... iD" iiOct Oi ~i · · . ' . ' Mr. aad. lin. Shelley !kla:aeu CDd here ,t bl.s home. 1.100.01 ~e Bank .... .. Mr .and Mrt. Frank Cbedebn:tw and IOD of Nitro &pent tbe week Mr and Mn Paul Nltboltl Bpent Loa,. nd (inch•!'"" Jill '*I-~ - • ·-· •• 398,106-M Mrs. Murl Oun, spcat Sunda.y J"e'latlves. o! Middleport, SUoday ollernoon. with her sister and brot~er in law, Mr. Clem Grove of Coolvl11e et~d wlth Mr and Mra. Douglaa Sunday It Barlow witb Mr and Bank PI'SD.llel OWDid $1.6,200.., fUI"'Illurt!t Mr. Ha~ remain• quite pOOrly. Mr. and Mrs Todd Allen of Ath~ was l'le wedc end guest of Kr. Circle and bmily. and fixture, $1,332..50 17,.532.10 Mrli James McGregor. Mr. aDII Mrs. 0 J. .Eveu ar eoa. Mn. 8. G. Cn'tle vlailed MrJ 1,381.7D Mr. and Mr.s Garrett Reed of other aMetl ........... , . . . . . . . . . . . ~~-~ --and Mrs E M. Damewood. Flint Mich., 11peat the week-end Mr and Mrs. Ted Carson Bea. Mr. e.od MnJ, HaDIIOD Holtu, GJarrett Circle ef Radne Friday. wltllber broth* Dinsmore Boylee Mr and Mrs. Alden Sprina:er 903,218-8:1 TOl'AL ASSETS .. - . .. - -- -- Falls, P41., epent saturday Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walker were and children of VirgiOLa are Mrs. Robert W•rner of West and family and attended the wed. ver u.ua.nme wlth Mr. and Mn:. Hurman Car. the Tburaday dieninJ pelia of l~ndmg the week with her par- Carrollton &pent .several (lays dipg and reception for- her ftleee eon and Mrs. Ruth Tucker. Mr. and Mrs Virgil W•lker of ents. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Moore. wtlh bet mother Mrs , Frank 0twwM diJ D.... Of WMd.PIIt. ,..tDen1dpa. IIDil Florence An.o Boyle8 and Ricb:lrd :Mr. and Mra Jesse Baggy spent Planta. ~oz:.=Dial ~ ~-,;.: ·~-· -··· Spencr..r. Mrs. Erneat Jehnson and ftmlly Roush. Sunday wltb M.r. and Mrs Earl Mr. and Mri. Hiram Richa.rdson corporatioM . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...•. , .• visited Douglu Circle Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Shelby P1ckeru Wort on. the new church here Bostic of SommervUie, W. Va. and family of Columbus ~pnt 1be and son of Columbu.& spent the ~eposn..1 of sllte and political &Ubd1vi.tnoos · ·----- ·1a pro!P'flgjD.J nice I)·. Melvin Ballard spent Wednetr-1 weekend with her parents, Mr. $T78.1182 23 TCl"AL DIP061TS .. Mr .And Mrr. Hlrold swaru ol day night \fllh Sba.a Wvlls: of Ml and Mn Knms Roush .after spending two weeP wl.t~ weekend wttb relatives here. Willlamltown, W .va. 1nd Gt=rald Olive. Billy Burdine and s~ater of Par· Other liabilliUet .... 1 Mi!s Dianne Nye of Cdlumbus', her grandpart!nts. Mr. and Mrs Hanson Holter rdurned home kl'rsburg spent Sunday with Mr. Swartz of Mariett.a, spent tM week· 780,170.58 Miss Ruth Ao.n Carson who Is end with tb4tr parent!, Ml' Alnd employed e.nd Mrs Hema.n Canon and Sunday, ar.d Mrs Ralph Let TOTAL UABilJ'I1ES at Columbus spent t!Ie MfS. Hobart Swartz. daughter Joyce. Slella Grueser of M:inersvllle Mrs S. G. CI!Cie vi.&1ted her CAI'ITA.L AOCOOlfft Mr .and Mrs:. Billy Folli'Od of week end wltb her parents, Mr Mr and Mr.s. Leo Eddy and e11led Gn her 500, Edmond •nd SUiter Mrs MIDDle Orr, Bashan, C.pltal l5toet: family o( Wooster, fpent the week family Sunday Saturday. \ CommoD. Rock. total p£ 160,000.00 •.•...... , , •. , , , , , 18,000.00 Atbens apeol Sunday at the Foll· berger, New Brighton are VL!iitlng end with the latter's piiTCfltli and Mr. and Mrs Harold Holter of Mr ai\d Mrs. Raymond Snyder ~!lilllua . . . • •. . . . . . . . . , , , .•. , , . , . , .. rod-Robinson bome,. 13,!H8.2'7 Mr and Mrs Clarence Adams. ~lster, Mr tllnd Mrs. Grover White Long Bottom and Mrs. Ralph Sta- o( Columbus spent Sunday w1th Undi'VII.ded. 11rofib ..• , , , . . . . .... _.. , ••. , , . , , .. Mrs. Gertrude Hall, Great Bct:nl and Mrs Ralph Ballard. Patty, 10n of Pomeroy were rooeot Mr. and Mrs Homer Cirde. 123,!H8.27 TOTAL CAm"AL ACCOUNTS ..... Mr. and Mrs. Eber Hall, Brocks· Judy and N11ncy Stayed for ~ guests of thcir parents, Mr. and 903,2111.115 TOTAL UABlLlTIES AMl CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Donna CLrcle is VIsiting Mrs ville spent a day w1tb Mr. and longer visit. .Mrs Hanson Holter. Dt>lmar Hamm ...-uDA Mis-s Helen Haggy took a plane Mrs CllTI'ie Wh1te of Columbus. Mr and Mrs Douglas C1rcl" Bible School closed with a ple- Mrs. Arthur Stobart Aae• p1edled or llll8fl:ned to secure liabUW. Hr and Mrs CharJes Stobart from Parkersburg last Monday for :Mrs Eunice Halsey and Mrs Ada and Jo~ lorence Circle (a !Jed on Mr at PorUaod Park, Friday eveand for other purpt:lSeS • • • • ••• • 2'a1.11UO and children, Balhmore, Md, are r.bami, Fla to liJYllld a day with Tall ll( Tuppers PlaiDS' call d on and Mrs C. L Afnold Athc;ns >uoi.u',,r.d a program 11t the church I, Freeland S Norr1s, castti.er of the above named bank do 1ol· lload Tue.!iday rnornlng. Teacher& were VISiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs her aunt, Mrs. Jnhn Perrett and Mrs. Stella Watkins Wednesday -.17 ....r tMt tllte above AHBDIIId • tNe .. tile-. 1/11. • a.. ' ~elp drlv<e her up to' Sommti!IM'iUe Mrs. Ida Laudermllk, after visMr and Mra Loram Sterrett ........ ballef. Mrs. Wlallace, Mrs. Adria John Stobart:. Capt and Mrs. Ed Irelan((. BJa. W. Va, .to be at tbe bedside of ltlng her daug~ter and son-In-law , !l"ld son Wilham~ visited Sunday Sa)'re, Mrs. Helen Arnott, Mrs rua..AifD • · woa~~, Mr. aod Mrs. Henry Sprousro and with Mr and Mr.s. Edson Roush wnox, Pa., Jre spending thmr va- httt father. Beulah Stobirt and Barbara Me· Coon<tGlenn Ash and stm Johnny, .daughter Betty for several weeks Mr. and Mrs Russell Harrll! cahon nt !:heir summer hOme. EARL P CROSS Ntclde. und famtly visited Mr . .and Mrs --. -.::_ ~ -.:.;..c,_-_c---..,o~· Mr. and Mi-s. Fhmk Buck and Parker&tnag spent Sunday with returaeci hom& Mr. and Jlra. .Joe McPeek. Mrs. A. OliB DUeotoll <»Mr. 4lnd Mr•. P&ul Orr. Ill's. l!:bie CrOll's of Racine Romer CU'cle n!cently. guests tbl:! Paul Stew~trts of Colum . ... of CJII,k,. &..:oaall' ,. ...... Evelyn Be:rfford, Moundsville, Mrs l..ol:le White Is vlsltlq her spent Sund17 w1tb Mr. and M.r.s Mr and Mrs. Ge-orge CLrdc and spent tbe week with Mr. and •Mr«. bus cillled on Mf. and Mrs. Joe daughter Tbelma and famlly of George Baer and temlly ~ dAughter of Great Bend spent Sw ' ~ Beckwith, ParkersburJ, Sunday. Chi."les ParsOlU. ' Wnoster. Ml'l. Eileifn l.ee of SLLtton was Wednesday witb Mrs. Mary Circle 1 oro to al befom me lbJI7tb d17 rl. .tub' 185fl IIIII Mr. and }rfrs. George Grafton Mr. and Mrs. Harvey .Milliron hereby eenuy ttlal 1 am not an offlCer or dtreelor of tbia ba:nk. Mr and .Ml'l! Rflger Gruesrt', the Sunday g\letlt of her mother, Mr and Mrs Allen Taylor and and and )Irs. Opal Branden. and family, Ravenna are VlSitmg J.tl..:.:. Mart!l.a Orr. Columbuo pent Mrs Helen Dam•wood. ,pent the hoi d - R 1 M !'ILANK JlltlMit her parenls, Mr and Mrs Delbert th"l week-end w1th tbelr pll1!ntH, 0 _:~·:_::::'"_:>~::_:~_:::::'~'~Y~'"~~·~p~ey'l':.__:~Y~C~om~m~""~un H4Jirea FebruBr')' 12, 186'1 Teaford. l1r and Mn1. Arthur On', Georgia Uiddle . wbo h!Ui been Mr. and Mrs. Harley Carmen vislting In Ga:lhpohs returned Addison .sp:o~nt Sunday evenloi home accompanied by Barbara w1th W. and Mrs, J C. McKay. FJSher. Mr and Mrs. Paul Oun' and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs children spent Sunday anemoon Cal Orr werC! !'dr. and Mrs. Frank w1th Mr and Mrs. Warden Oun O'Neill and M1sa Karen DaYlson, ~md daughter BeUy. o:l Bisban. ' Mrs Worl>fy Davis, granddau. The Roy Sbeets famil)l , Hartford ghter Lmda, Mrs. Kennet!l Davt&· moved iuto the .i(nlghtini home. and childr'IO, Dexter spent 'lbun:Mr. and Mrs:- Leslie Dallas, Ro- day with Mr and Mra.. Arvil Hol ~ chester, Pn., and Gent: Stobart of ter and family. Albany w"'re tecent guestll of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lovett and their metber and grandmother, lfln, called on J4r, aDd Mrs. TheoMrs. D;Unlliy 'Beaver. , dore Ro&'e SuDdaJ', Mrs. Betty Roush accompamed Mr. and Mrs. Eddie GrUBth and ber husband, Howard to MaJi.dield Mrs. Jottn Beck went to CharJ• toa Tuesday to see :Mr. Jo~n where be iii employed. Recl!nl guests of •Mr and Mrs. Beck Who Is tn~4he Ho.Pf.tal there. Mr. and .Mrs. H· ..b Mcintyre George ArDott w.ere Mr. and Mrs. Rabert Cline and Mr. and Mrs. and family moved from Artbur, Orr place to' Lan1 Bottom, whel'tl Cb:11rlea .1ones: Ravenna. Mr. and Mn · Ralpb Durst and they bo,ught ~e Iorden plaoethrill llJl8tlie hlgh-poweNd. Mr, and Mrt. Ral~ Frank Five f1mlly, Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. ~. ot-mandiug the_:Roolre\ t Ir* Rigp, Columbus, visited ~heir Point. ~t Suirdey evening Wltb Mr. and Mrs, Paul Orr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. OU Arnott Mr, Mrs. • Tlwze...... feeUDg like the Mr. and Mri • .Gary Wplfe and St. LoJllS, Mo., bave Vt.OV· fo;;_lllY;-I Mro. ol pi.loUDIJ an Oldemolt~ Manche!ter - Wolfe News arnd Wea.ther Ill'' paltt • News ·~ Ill ' News s.-~HIIL~eotre ' ~ ' ·~~<Ill 11:00 & W•a'l .,. "'•'\ ,x,,-;;,., ~.:~If. ~--.1•-· ~..)'ighla , Sh ow ' _9 ~ijjbt ll.lO Spdrta .fl llif 1\ aifi.dJJil ·~eatre Whfit~ l kne \" 'llh.llu! hU~!'b J II 11.1 I so sl •m a~ to b1• mv 1~ il•lt ' Bu~ 1t'k quit to 111 C • nrgt W.uhtn~tOP: a s. u ~ri'S...~ ll;.;tonl - 1 tunU¥ 'a thl• way (No. 391): Why ae.lrch the future and the Si~n 2 '0Q man's cruelest enemy TII~SOA'I' 11·~9 "YOUR .SUNSET ,'!'ATIO.... WHTN-TV ClaoRnel13 Opportun~ty A l1ymn ln the ChrbdaD Sci· Search lor 'fOtll(IIITO'\f Guiding Ligh.t !Midday 1Mwtioee • As The Worl~ Tumt J<>hoay j::~rson ShOw Houseparty The B~.g Payoff ~ob CrO<bf Sll.., -~ I · enee HymnKl descrtbt1 oppor;. Love of Life 11 Oli The Late Shnw S1gn DU rr11rer ~"'dl'l~ with a mounlm q lui! or fatailtJCs, - 1100 ·--L dl ·• .,. ......... Valurnt Lady 10·25 Wea\hnn{ln iO ao Ten Thlrty ·rheatre or Cla~n slmuP t~ nt•ousl v Aothur strike it Rit'b 3 00 Brighter Day 3 15 Secret Storm 3-30 Edi• of N"l&ilt 4·00 ~ Kwtie'a Kitchen 4:30 Lueky 8 ~nc~ 5 00 '11be Early Show ti . to R.ui~al ~~er 6 1!5 ·J>ouilai EdWJi:rds 8 30 CLSCO Kid 7 00 Arthur Go41'rey 8 00 The Mtlhomure 8 30 I've GGt .P St!(!.ret 9 UU US Steel Hollf 10 00 Your E-RSo Rep ()rt er J0. 1.5 SpCK;ts ,Parade .. _ I ' WEDNESDAY 9 -30 10.30 11 ·OO ll 15 1 I :m _ tW UC!Itlll w- NOW,. >!Jaad!ines W~tlUU~Mit 12:00 Tonight 1·00 SIJ<n O!f and M.r11. El'llftt Whitehead. Riehlrd JlyerJ ud famUy have L L Lyon. and famtly. OOIIDI'I'I«* • ...,.. Dfltrk:t Ne. 4 -- YL.-. rt--a . . . . rHJ Racine were Suada1 iUUtfil of Mr BASHAN 8 00 Kraet 'IUloeatre 9 00 'J1h1s .is Yoar Life Y 3~ In*' }lay Hutton ShoW 10 00 National Press Conference BusinesS • after a loog lllnet•- Fu- orraq1Qlel\U tn .cbarte of the Az. boueb funerld bomr, are tncGmplete at thil time. A large numbw of loe1l frieadl MRS. A. II. BAILEY Aitendaaee at Sunday Sehool and aeveral frca a dla:-.nee JtMr. aad Mrs. John Grovel, Sunday, July 1st, wat 53. Otlettendecl tho Bo7le1 • Spencer wed· Debby of Cleod(... ing $11.38. • dlng at Cbelter, SuadlJ afternoon ,...nddaugbter La, W. Va., spent Thursday with Mrs J B. Marshall aud lt.mllJ 1o1r ...d Kr& Choo. n. the ft;Jl'mer'• slater, Mr .and Mra. Q( Louievllle. are vitlUnt her moo vlslt.ed ber r-t..taer at the home of Grover White and family. ther, Mrs. Anna Bail)' aDd ot.aer ' ~ ~ghter Ml':l Jlmmte Kllli a..t.r ttlS '-...;.Mr. and Mn. Harry Pickens of llUIDINT DIIS Hlrt8el Windlcad puaed f~•way at hil home :!le1'e Sttacby m~ 6 45 N"""- Comtn ' 7 00 l)r. HWII!on's: Secret Jour- I t-1)0 11 05 U:IO II . I~ h1at week at Roek.land wath b1s were Rrvccl to 10 ame mem- tU5. Sports Eye 6 3() s meetln"', In onThe next met: ttnar will • Tuesday eveninJ, .kllylbe1'1,held at r-· Romtn~es Comedy Time 4 00 of b)' Two foem• to lnaplre better eh&rie ot ~~ Pra. IIQ_.. Taylor, lhe bome of Helen Woodyard. th4 Va~a project WH expllined. ORANG. MilTS 'JbO' pri>oeodlr from the Alumni Th Jhnquft •moimtlnl to •l'lO were e u-• .....e h-'d ~ 1C. reaula:r • m "'tii!J Thunday e¥eDlRC June turned ever to the ehureb bu.IJcl. at which time the annual 1ft. ~~~~~~-:.:made b)r C N. ot lee eream aod 3 00 Queen FOr 3 n&y ' Substriphon. ratu De!Jvf!ry by carru•r where avlltlallle 30 ccnh per week · one year tn advaace at The Dally Stnlmt'! JUice $H5 flO• 1!1. moat h.'- $7 80, three months, $3 90 By motor route. wh('r;. • hrvai1Jble- one montb, $1 By mall one year $8 six rnoall'l.s $4 2:l· 1 e~ months, $2 &:;; one mDntb S.l ' ' ' x-··- Paul Nk:boiJ. ley t bureh Su:nda7 eveaioJ. Sbaroa aod ••NancJ Speacer of u. d M u. ld 1 -lh h I . ... an n nArO Dutton llr •nd ltrl. n~MCbester are VutlhDI -1t e om~ 1 and da•-ht.er1 M tb 1 8 ..,.... '"~ ,. of tbelr uncle, Guy Speaur \V -& a e Manor ~1 Keno called on lin. Ora Caklo • M:r 1Dd Mra J. M. Smttft and ~•tovn-, Mus· arrcved Monday wt-11 1n.W diUJhter, MrJ Tom PerMrs ~11m1e Buckley 1 pent Thurs. to vwtt her partnte, Mr and Mr& rln and buaband SundQ'. daJ at MDrnmg Star with Mn. L S Buckley Verna R.ou. Mr aod Mrs L 0 Hlalt ud Dr~ I a;d Mrs. Fretdd .loblliOD of ,,...n opent ol ll UJ o , ean , vu; te M.ooda7 ••d lin Rut. Ann B.1d 111n W1 ilnulown, W Va , Mrs T • .t tb th I -• •· -•·• ot AtheDI woth her br" u . teD<.~IY WI e r mu ......et•11l•a.W ..,.. :naune Durst of SttversviJie, Mr l:r1 Fr Po~ ~· Thu nua., lber William WlllilrnJ and w1fe and Ml'J Edward Webb and .aon aoees uer uwer IUelti • B. s,• Mr ond u . Tom .... were Wr.s Fraalde Webb of Genoa 1100 ... ..u 1 u1 .. araeltl and Mr and Mrs L W va .... _ d 11n Co!Hna left .,..,day for Norfolk. K Ri tcble of Portland were re- Copley ' of.....,.Rittm1n, an Pft'IOD r• Mr.' and Jln V1., to v111t Mr S1uon's daughter rent guata of Mr and Kn Law- ,h.mes Meecb 1o of Detroit .Kieb' Mn llyra June Argabrtte ttnee Ritcbie, ldr and Mn Bob Stewari. Cird; Mr. and Ml'l AN McGregor and Stewart Byron &won who has \vJJe. daua:bten of Vloeent weu Satur spent the put month with tlil Mr ud Mn y A Yates of day guesll al Mr and Mrs Paul l'llll.t!r Jln. M)'NI June Araabnte Cleveland spent sever·• da•l Nichola. 1 Norf0 fk t d h w. .. H E Kibble 1pent 1everal day~ ~~ re uren orne T11es- here the IUeJtl of Mr. and Mra. W.I.C,I. MIJTS Culft.-e T11me 11 00 Feather Your _N(!.M \i' 1 J 30 lt Could De You ;. , ~2 00 Camera Goes to SehoOl l 2 30 Cut rent 1 ::10 Tennessee E.rme a: at with Chu. D. !Alit Wod"""'"" eveijlnJ ~er ltrv~e Wllf 28 w!Ui ~ H·inderoon 1-nac: Tbtl wiek'l leMer 1a Mllll:rd S~lltL , ' TUPPERS PLAIN Coolrille. rioitcd her< Tllund&y wUh her <fatller C. W. &liCtle)' alto uDorrell Hel Mit. II. Smith 1tr •D;<~ ...... z:er, Mr1I .DtPY"' Wlber ud aoa of Rtv, J'reeland Norrll fWtd ._. dau~t.tr and Mr. ~~ 111'1 Mdt:e Crrdevllle ue hete tH pes~.a of rcplar appoiAtment Atn SUildiJ Kerw1a attended tht fuaual or ' her 111ter Yra lluiae WJuft l.ttad. ni,bt. AUtDduce at ._.., 1411. ft.o7 B~y ll Nitro r""otly . TDmmy HumDhrey BeUenlle Sebool WP 28, JUtrbll $10.11. lh'. aa.cllln. Seaman of Atbenli spe~l lut .wet with h.b arani Mrt Elt.bet 'Hutdl.iaou ef ~ speat Friday wUb lit. f.lld Mn. puenta, llr. aad Hra. c v Buck· t~ wlw I• JOO yeatl old atteadtd I aa tht '!ll..-tac 11.011. I:I!YNOt.D E. GREENI ,,- "Peter .. L. 0 . ' ~linf4·/a.T TM.-~rGwr Tit• ,PIOIUR-fGtn" ~ OP -T·NTO- 0 " s ENZ KARR and VANZANDT Phone 485 ·TM.;a- oltbaf'41oij~,;..,_,, M (): B l \ )tNT' . �• • The D~ily Ohio Sentinel, Behd·S9!f.~~1q,:, f. ,Tourn-i . .To ~4 0pen •lxleoo July l' ' ' ' WASHINGTON UP- An indig- Tebbetts snorted "EvPry ont! nant B.irdie Tebbet!s today blast I our p!aje" ts on 1'1e National "know- •l~all " en II<'~ who ln!!il!>l 1.-t:ague team onh· b <eaus'!! he de lNPhonal League AI\StaN are 1s c-rvts lo hl• tht-Je It I .. overloaded" wlth C'lllcumatt R··d !>Ur pr .~e me at "~! 1r one 11f our 1 flfj,w-; Jegs. Will'> the halt gam ". ,. ~ '• ' Un bea t en I n .L•t I t Ie. I RF I t a ; All"l.~tar G I Facts F1«tires I s,-c '' .. :r,t-~ ·\.lj\a·t'L'.~l;;: ~""'"'-!h!<!;.l.··,•·I:~ ~l,~ ...'t;J'I ~,.~ P,Ft~,,~ ' 3 0 I 0 0 0 ~ TODAY'S SPORT PARADE I I g RF ·I' l.nl"tl1P Aen·rh'J Haw_klns. PomPrny . ' ' • !':ieonor S. Schaaf, Mlddlepcn !jpclety '' ~~ . . ~· I! ~ ,• ••. >' ...... t ,;•·j· • '• ,, ::· .l, ' ' ' . . -._~ ' f' .' ' 1 son. ' l::dlto~·~-~P~h:!o~n~e~II07:2Q!t..:~~~~~---­ ~rletv H 0 3 0 2 2 0 0 1 10 H '1 1 Mrs. '1 lleN"e Dlltl'lcllft. t - The Citizens t~citional Bank OF PtfiDIJLEPOitT '" the Stat• of Ohio, At The Close- Of Busi""• On June 30, 1956 ,... llllhed Ia Tesponw to rail mad• by Comp.rolkr of Ultt CurreDQ,...., Sedloa 5!11. U. 8. ltr:wWd Sla'u~. A.liJSETS Cuh. balance• with other biUlkA, lndudwg reserve bal· ance, and Ctu>h Jten\."1 In proce!l!'l of Coltecuon . . . . . • 586,67!'1 ~5 Unl~d Statl!'s Govei'Uffil!Ut ob1lg.atlon.s, dlret'l and gu.r.ra.nteed Obllgatloru ol S1atee and polltlc!il rubdl~ l ~ton ~ . COTPOI'ate 8fJlCka I including 'ti9 7~ \Ill slOt k: or Pedera: Reserve BankJ . . . I rotns and dasc uunts 1mc.· tudmg SJitf lli ~~~~ r•lr:Jft ~ J P,;,lik prt'ffi 'Sf'S OWnf'd $1000 fur fl l d ~>· rind fixture& SI.OO Tal'AL ASSETS l ~ 2 •' Janelle Call, ,1 3 in Bcrbara, and ijarvey Hoffner. and OOJ')XJI'atlona l'lml!' .. . . t,XH,862 74 · ·· ·· of tndlvtdual~. partn~a ~ htps, and 'i' 00100 3,7:12,4'74 32 ........ 1 713,29:2.30 States Governme nt IIncluding . . . ... rubdlv~lons 31,611163 22fl,439 ~ a.nd Oa!thtprs c.necb, etc ) . , ..... 24,620 11 TOTAL DEPOOrr.s . ._ . >3.327 .866 13 TOTAL LtABIUTU!5 . . ..................... 3.327,866 13 CAPITJI..r. ACCOUNTS C.pllal Sloek: Conunlln atoek. total par . . . .•. , , Tommy SurpllUI •.• •.•••. ............. . •..... Und.lvidedPfofiU . . . . . . . . . . . . ...•..... TOTAL VAPITAL ACCOUNTS . . . . . . . ........ , · Begch Family • Reunion Held At· Lake A/mQ H 0 .0 ,1 . I 0 ,0 '0 0 0 o 1 0 o 0 1,7!0"00 l 406,175 20 UABIJ.ITIF.S 1 Demand deposltl of lndlvldual!l. partn~r.!>hlps, Ma1d~1 :~~oistt'tJ by her monnd'Ba1 bar~ S! Jie.s served Guests at lhll party werl! Dale a:icl Rqbec:cu Sayre, David Ashley, ' Nflla and Rog~ Stilell, Cat1ol Phillips, Barbara King. U11abl~ to , ntteqd but send1ng J(lfls were a U2200000 400,872 !U ..... . ..... . . RP~Lisvll lc . • ,. 1 REPORT OF CONDITION OP ther eup tnkcs, ice eream, koolade and mints A specwl ~u ... ~! W!IS DP.h. b.e·.. grl'at uunt, Mrs. Chloe Mtlls, 0 WOMEN'S CLUB TO MilT Sel'Ond Ward Women's du b wid n1e,.t ul the Wtrd lt t•USl' Thu r-.tby at 'i' p m for 1 m• •\ IIIJ.: u nd a notluck luOl'h . . The a ..... No. IUl F.ditor-Phone 6244 'fh e fourth lnrthday uf Debbae, daugh\t'r of Mr~. Manlyn M11tden, was celebrutl'd Sunday ,uternoon at the flume of hN grandmothet, ~1n Atldle Bltlers. Game!i were pl~cd and prn;es rrceived by Dale Sa~· n, Roger S. 1les anJ Carol PhHHps. Refreshmchts ~ cai·ried nut a pin~ an~ blue color scheme and 0 10 1 0 on Grendparent& are :Mr Harold Ra~on and Mr and James MeNenar cf Canlon kug tr CuJh,ma. Pomeroy Mrs W11liarn Harr1 ~ un uf Sullnu w Va . are gn·ut granlirn<~lh l' r~ The ltaw~n 1 aha h11 Vi• :i dJug'1 ter P~ula Ann age 1 . fourth' Birt·hdoy Is !Mr. And Mrs. Albert Ebersbach , Observe Golden Anniversary Celebrated Sunday By Debbie Ma·iden 16 o a •! -1'' I• ' "'•rf.' ..,),lo. '' I IJ<-ow•ngs fOI lhe teams l ntl'tt·d 1n tbe Annual Bend Softlull Tournament to be held at 1 U.lthtel Ftehl m M<Json on July t9 3 2 The R:.cine Bl'avcs contmucd 1 1nd Bob Wlnebr.nner both hid Andrew•, CF were held on 1 thHtugh July 26 1 0 "What's all the ,quawk ah<oul~" Thl•rP <. nothtnx J d hkc tu §E'e JQ Meie:; Ltltle League tour hits with Lou~s helping hi• Boyer, CF unbeaten \It nd<~y evL' lltll!!l at Wahama Htgh 2 1 own tau" with three bineles. Smith, 1B snapped the outsp• kt' n llllCHl -l llln l t'. ~o 11 w(luld shut up some of pluy lasl niw:ht as th~y took a St huul 0 0 111lh munagt'r I hi' rdlo r t•r t • p111g , I hOS t· know 1\ a l b" The Dodgers. <~nd Redlegs had a Kapple, RF 16-7 dectslon from tht! Yankee~ T ilt' Nattonal Guard team of 0 1 up hi~ neck ·The uul v 1 •asnn j · l'ht·\ h11\ t· n ! nv hasH; fo r loleanwhJie, wlld g •. m e~ .and it Cmally had tu Tyo, ltP: ;•· Plt·bant -..y111 ope n the meel or: the Racine rteld 0 0 Cmcmnali has :so many tJla• ·rv lhf' lt <~rgurm llb, Tt'bbeth we nt be called tn t ilt! to~o£ thl' s1xth Boney, the Syraruse ln4lana stayed hot I 11 'I hu tsday, July 19, at 1 30 P on the All Star \ t',lm ts lwc<lll~t>, on 30 20 Wlth the score revet·tlng buck to Tot1ts on· tbeu trail as they took an ~~ wh en \hey tangle. with the W· AB R they happen to b r th e lwst t)l;n 1 ' W'lo ~ a h I ter •.er,l ml baspthe ffid of the firth fram e. Ar· Redlegs Pol. t:, -J 26.0 Win over the P.lrntes, ld r' State Hospital team. 1 1 ers in th• league' m<~ H tn th " ll'ai!IH' than 'fcmplc Olhl-r games 1 on the oper.:nQ: wJul.: tbc Dodier.s won a slam nald WI$ the wmnmg hurle1 for D. Werrv, RF 5 2 The fans namPd fiw· ('inr- ,nn:Ht arul v.ho's tht' hest ldt lie'.lder tn I the Dodgers wlth Tom Ebersbach Ebel"'blch . P b:mg 20-18 4ffctir frum ltJ.e Redn1ght will t:HI Aunt flatUe's ~r~,;ad 3 2 players- Infielders ,Jo'mm Tf'm-. ttH l e.1~u '-- Hohwson' the loser. Stev.e Eblin had 11 pe1 · Gordon, SS-C legs 111 a g~tme til at was cal led >! Muhlleport against the Belpre· • 3 pie nnd Roy McM•IL,: n , ~·utih·l df•J'S · A.nd whilt I'm r.n the subject fee t nigh\ W\th , four for four, Hysell, l.J I':.~J kers. burg Merchants and tpt. :~Uer fiVe tnmpga oi play. F-rank Robtnson ami Gu~ Ut'll .liHJ d lhbtn<~,, n l'••hlH li s s.!l lll, re3 • whtle AucVews had three out or A. H1mm, 3B Smit h Upholstermg team ~ from 'rhe Braves fllV -Howara John- Lhree Arnold also ba.d a home Blackwell, 2 eatchcr Ed BnJIPy- to lh t· S l <~tl f•'tl lllL: to ht~ rook,. outfielder 1 3 Pat·kcrshurg sgamat Vanadlum. ~~.~ 11 come throu h as thtll! wmn· lng team wh1lr Wn.ll AI ~ ! •n, m 11 n wlm 11 20 h th~ }'l ungest player b 1 4 run Foa· th~ lo"fll Redlegs Ebers.. Mankin, LF Tt\l ee mure first round games tnt( pltch.f!J as ~e ~urled tl}e first 1 a~t· o£ Lhe Natwn :t l L c~gut' t' l' r s In ho th !ltw tip~. I m gettmg fed 1 0 baeh had lbree hits, whtle Johu 1 M. H•n'Mn, LF .lrf' on tap flU' Friday, July 20. t~re~;~ mni.n&s of pht:Y· Little Jima.ddt:d p1Lche1'S Bmuks I.:IWI't w ,. lll' :.t I' H· \.\.IV ,dl tho--: " other 1 0 Hysell had two homu runs and R•lbel', Lll ot•UJ Valley Eleclrit: Corpora- nry D.o.stic buTied the last three and Joe Nuxhall :wd li1 ~ t b.~,. rnt II h k( I' hli!JJJ~ h1n1 ,dl the • 1 Allan Hamm had one. Smith, CF tiun's team of Kyger Creek will rt·ames. Freddie Doyel was thE man T ••d' Kluszev.skt of 11w lf•~ cl t 1111· 0 0 ' The bot score!l: Wilet, CF •. u•et Plul1p Spo"n .No 2 at 7 .30 1,-, ~er £or the Ya'!i:e~g with FnmP 4 1 Spencer, C·P ~)e~~AII tlo .. _I 'I lL\ ht ·n hi! I~ ll nw <: nh·ead;y ~· \1 Follow,ng that game GaJ11- Eher11baeh tor.s 1n~ the l:1sl thre ~ hnlf;MI Pqs. ~B It H E 11 1 27 16 1 Tohls tla e< rX jll'lt ~ \~ ' " ' lh J,o; "'" "1111 lllur e th;~u any other 1 r:wlis Eu!(ll!lt wt!l Jllt'' 11 Ph1hn lt"'llhi~Calvert, IIJF 2 0 0 0 11 1"" s~~ocn lm a torw 1 1.A-<tgut• " 1 1 ~ vt~ytt' 111 th maJors I thmk lt'j; H¥"rl5, If 3 0 0 0 1 Spo1 n and ~SI of GaJ,lipoll.J will S IIJ.r ltl .m 1:. ovcrlond•·•l wttiJ ( 111- about t Jill' tlw hwl off 'um 1t I ,,,u:t I he Pa•kersbUry. .;.:,.!io "nine. Top liiltcrs in the game lor the- Jlo~n 38 4 1 2 9 Indians Pos. ~ AB R ('lfllllltJ pl.:.t\' CI'li lllll k' ~ll'k," nl) came .abouty wtwn Jackte Rob~ _ ____:_;· _ _ __ ___,Ill• Fn st round game a wlll be com- Br ~ ves were Roger Birch with tlel•nd~ 2B 3 t l 1 ll. Phalan, 28 3 ln~on made a Rtat .,lenl that plt•led on Munday, J~ly 23 Wltll fou r out or fivP ' lPaluthr'! tw(! i&:bertbHh, C·P. 2 2 1 ~ LMe, 2B 2 0 'Jfflll 1Frank couldn't hit tnslde pilche& '•t' r 1rht two games of the even· home runs, while Jim Wickline We~,r. 3 0 0 1 Si5son, SS 0 2 h , . So now, th ey throw him !10 tur in. Ill!( Hartford's ·HiJ:b.\w:llers Will had LJlree o~t or lpu r, an~ he had Bo~d. p.ss 3 1 1 0 Hubbard, SS . 0 • sitJe they hlt hnn T!Jey're not m~et the Mason &at Tails. two horn,:~ run!J. Bobby AAwe~ (9\c~en1 1e, CF ~ 0 1 Ql Jenkin'l , $5 1 2 I ro.,ling me one bit" '.f1he seco nd round wiU be11io on conHn1-uf~ hit) (lne play for tbe W~r,.-, LF ~ 1 0 f)/ Crow, 18 5 6 ~ Gcttmg back to lodny'tt Allthe same 6venin¥ ~ilh the 'in- \ f!fikli as he h,.d ~wo hits; in four ,._,._, ta :t 1 1 t B. Wln•bre"fl&r~ CP s 3 WASIIL'\i!([l, ~~ Ul' l'<~t'h Mtd Slar ~ame, T,bJxrts sniJ lt n.•r of the Natwnai Guard-Lakin tr.:pa to the plate. Tat'l' , 21 7 7· 2 4 A.rms, C . ·(JJ!UI'<'~ 011 lto d.11 ~ m~J " I l•agut' wuu \dr1t hO\ •' bl.•Cn out of line game meetln~ tbe victor of tbtt · little Jimmy l:.ouk~ of the In· -.rev'i fios. All R H £ Guinther, 38 5 All S!:tr g :HJH' l1 11 d Klus_zew:-;kl bee n named to Aunt }lattie s Bi-ead-Me.rcbant "lfch, SS 15 3 4 0 M, Winebrenner, CF 5 " e 'rh ree more s,eco nd I'OUn d dins h,id the hono, r of hurling !!' Oppont rtl~ _ A nH! I J(·~n 1 U!l!,lll ~ lh0 Htartlng ltneup If he had; _it ~am ~- Wlclclint, 1;1 3 ~ 0 0' Cund!ff, CF 0 0 v.ould havt made a total of SIX games w1ll be played on 'Fue11day, 'lf?l' first s11utoyt in tM IHtu• Wolf•• ll 3 2 1 OJ •• Niilion 11 1 1, ""<· 5 '1 P. Ph•l•"• LF 'od•ls - A·n 11 • 1 • 1 ~~~~:· t.• ~ , 111 , f<JVO" Rt:dlegs ln the '!i tartlng July 24 begmnmg at ')c30 P. M. •• h~ h•ld the Pirates to Only J. Wkldlne, 2:& 4 3 3 1 l.ouks, P 4 2 ed 1}5 nnd there never ~-~ ~ been - The semi-finals are a<""heduled thl"ft! "'t1'ertd hih In the easy Grah•m, c 4 1 1 0' Totals 25 26 I ~tnrt 1 og PL! t lll'r s _ 11 ,11 , p 11 , 1 <'~-" uwny playeJH f1um the sumc- club l•<r Wednesday J~ly 25, beginning wlt1 for thl!, SyncuR nlrw. Syra· Johneen, P-RF 3 1 1 OJ ('h 1cagn Whlll' Snx -\I v~ 110 1, Ju the opening oHh•r ~il nce the <~t 8 P. M. while the finals ar£" CUlt ~orH ln n•ry lnnlnq . •• Sargent, Cf 3 0 0 0 Plnt.s Pos. AB R • la1-;~Jc bl'guu BY OSCAft FRALEY in 19~1. Each rorlunulcly was cble ~cheduled for ThUJ:!IdJiy, July 26 thlly ttf,fld Jl'" Sh••~en 1nd 3 0 F'llt'fld htb.lnll;'h ]' r 11 1's Nl 1 0 a 0: Menchll\1, 28 Ill m<tke lt bnck. , ill 9 p M. A consolation game be· ~lbbs ~9r 21 hltL alelt Crow ' .J. ltfletk', CF 1 0 0 ~ Riffle, 21 0 0 ''I'm nnt t lklJJg nnytlung away United Preu Sports Writer ll;mag~·r s - ( <~'t'y S'l'lll;.d No·N 1 But in the case of Mantle, each Lween the sem1·fmal lQ.iers Will =i=t~FCF ¥•fer, c 2 0 York Y<~llklt -.; AI .IHII W1 l A! !rom Ut~l e l..<mg,' Tebbetts said. NEW YORK UP-It'g shehtly 2 1 1 0 The winnmli( team, the runner· Bodle, p 0 2 0 q; Dnls, CF 3 0' stun, Hnmk lyn llod g•·r, Nl. "lie Uaset\'1'~ to !Je In thel'e im.pcrttnent L\) second guess a leg mjury could be lt cnppling b'O' played on the latter nlght at up team, and the l!onsolation aame Le•~ RF 0 0 Sit(• <!nd ]',t! k D tlll•'ll'J ons Hut the way Kin h.1s been man who has won six pennan ts last. Mastel' Mickey's l~gs aNI un 8 P. M. 1 2 0 Q M. W•rrw, ~ and five World Series In seven IJU~-'!>tJO nably ht.~ Achllles Heel The tournament wUl be movt!d wmn~r wJIJ ull rece1ve 1 team t•rpenter, RF 0 0 flnfr!th SladJUm Wwdt,lll' '" ', l l'f t lately, nohody t'llll dispute 1 0 Q q. Nevlila~ ~S Total• u 11 11 · Sh1Jteen. P 2 0 r1ght to ht• In th t>r~. too" years, hut (rom here it looks like anrJ to l'lsk them uta tune wh~n up one night in case of rain. Tour- +rophy in addllton to ln~lvld!Jal fu:~ld luul IIIli' 31'iH f•·· ·l {'I nlcr 30 Gibbs, p 1 0 fJc!d 4UH fr·t·l, tlj:(ht I wi d foul Cmrlnnat1 Ct·nee<;.,~,:~llet~;~:~~~; • Casey Stengel will be makmg a th ey- are already In bad shape m.ment Dtreclol' is R.w.Iph · ~yrtr, trophltts for each member: of the Gloeckner, 11 2 o Gain Paul ngn·ed ...., ruave m1 slake 1f he uses Mickey doesn't fit the usual cloak of ~en- Wahama athletic coach. He Will te~m . !11J!f 320 ft•t' l ius on Slengel's shoulder.s. be assisted by John Cuttii RDush. Earh team IS permitted to have ~O~Qrea:t Po•· A8 R t-1' Smith, 11 1 0 0 with T~bbt'tl~. M~ntle 111 today 's All -S tar game !-it.IJ1Hl g Tiont•-1 p m EDT This year's lournament iii the 15 men on its roster wtth the Pulllnt, LF 6 1 :l Btsnett, LF 2 0 A lot of other great ball tJlay· ' Whnl's ull tht' hue •md cry It is true lhll.t thts IS a good {Jm~d ('.tp:Jt tl y ' ' llln ,Jt Jd nt 0 0 Knight, LF o 0 a.bout us huvinl( too many play~ ~how, and yf!t it actually ts a ers are going to be reshng hap· tenth .annual meet. The tourna. roste1· scheduled to be turned m B.tll•y, LF 29 fl'l3 6 3 1 t. Sh11 teen, 38 1 0 \!t t•:.~r'wr li'urr-r·:l ~ t M11s1l> qJn l'r.! lfl th e llllt•Ut)~' he lnqUiTed mcaninglt'ss cmc.shot <fn top of pily w1ule the All-Star game Is ments were begun ln 1~7 when on the night of the team's fir.<~t Mo~r·~ SS conlesltd today. c~rtatnly none they were headed by the lat~ L. appe~rance in the tournament. No Arnold, P 4 4 ~ Collins, 38 0 o " M,•:.h< nobotty·~ nutlced It, but whtch, many a physically ~ound fl) ,md ll· ~~ hu m11 1, lm: lw st 11'111 the en~· chana:es may be made arter lhal EbUn, 55 4 3 4 Kunkle, 1 o tleJ:~I ur• · .donul tl'i and mil d wt· s- ('i udiiJJ IItt happt•ll~ I'J heo In firtl playt>IH has heen mjured trajlJral- needs the day, oft wo,·se than tht> C. Roush, £or whom young man wtth lhe fra(!tle legs pJ m~·htp trophy of the tourna· TeamS' are permittEd to pick up ":P~rcton; 28 4 2 q BIMklel, RF 0 0 The club ly tn this "for fr~e" t•ontest l€! 11y Will I I ~ f;~\'01'1 1 1~ Jl '~ hlli . onJIJ •I phlCI' at tht· mnment. didn't d•l it with mirror~ [t did And Mantle, the most valuable and th e robust bat. ment is named layers~ wherever they choose. RoiMrts, C 3 3 2 Totals 17 o bnttcr~ 1t on nwnl liiHIIt! is 100 per· cent pieCe of ba~eball property in the ~----------~~----~ lf~d1u Bllo,tr\t ' l ' l Molllldl b_1 Bl)b 1\{'iL! IIIH I llt•l1 \\o,IJ 12 ~5 p 11!,: 1tl wht'rt he says ew1ry one of game today, l.~n·t a sound player ow· pl l:y J• r s ha~ ~a1 ned the right Currently he IS hobblmg back m EJrr to n•ptf'sent t he Nr.1tional League from a stra mcd leg hgamcnt 1't'h'VIsi On - NBC , hy i\l1 •! o\ll r !1 In the All-SUlr game. At a matter which kept htm on the she!( four tarn' 1\! IJ el~t'r 12 4fi p m fi'IIT l'~sl All Sl!lr ill'(' l!ffi--AIIItluot n of fuct I think we can go all the dlly!:l. He played five mntng~ Sunway ami win the pennant." day wtth the leg bandaged heav J f'JI~IIt' leutb ~(' !'IPs \~1 Q ily ami ran Wtlh an obvious httch 1955 Hc~ull ~ No~I H%1 1 Lt>liJ.\11!' hlected By Army 6 Arneril-an l.Pagu ,• f\ Weak underpinmna has been thp Estm1ated Rl•t·erph flum r; .11 r ~liJnlle r11se hi.!ilory ever smee l\tl - - All receJpls g:u to llliJIOJ lt·a..:u•· broke tn w1th Ihe Yankees. - ~ pool that htliJ·~ I•• fin :jll! I rtnyt!rs' was rejected for mll!tary servlrl' PNhJOn f1111tl $1110111)(/ lli!CilU!lt! of OllleGmyeh!JS of the .mkle. Chasing a Cly ball rn 1he By UNITID PRESS \!Mil Worhl Scr1es, he fell as H lnt•rnatlonal L .. ague ~ hut when he thr('•l' out o knee Turonlo 0 BuiTulo 5. In the World Sf'rles last fall he By UNITED PRESS Only jilll.ffif' S'Chodul-cd was only able to pl1y sketchily SYDNEY Ausl1 <~!in-- I•'• uderico Southern Association berawe or a to• n thigh musrht. Srarponl, 12 1, lt uh· outpoln ll•d f'hnttnnrH1ga 7 Nashville l 'rhis spring the a11me lJ~umenl KrvJn Jtllnt·~ 121 , Atu;trnlln 12. M1•mph1s 0 I.1ltle Rock 1 which iS bothering )lim now was tn1ured and her was out two weeks NEW YOHK - Wllhc Trny, 161 ~ Alluntu 6 Hirmln(I~Uim 2 Stengel, of course, doe~11't wont ~~. wa ~ tun~fun , )) ('' oulpolnh••l Only bltlmes BCheduled !9 be accused by rival managers J< 'J' I~ Luedt•P, 16:! 14 New llnvcn, •rrH'ft league Conn 10 uf favoritiSm. Bllt uslna .Mantle Hlngbamton 6 Sy1111cuse 15 would be an act above anl\ be· Itcodlng 2 Alll.'ntown J yond the call of comm,9n Sf!nse. Nlr:W OHLEANS -· K•"'lny T..nnr, s h 138·14, Luckt•g"n, Mh:h , outpotnled , I' enectody J Albany 0 .A lot ui 11.1")'11 l1ke .vliC.;- Dean, RaiiJh Dupn~, t:JO,s N'ew Ol']flun Ouly game& Mche(tulPd. r Vo.n Lingle )4ungo, ~phnny Allen, lval Goodman, Ted WiUi:.::-::: and 10, Am"':ican Atsociation Yog1 Berra wquld atte1t to that. ~ LoultNIUe 8 Indianapoli s- 3 Th1s Ali.Star bu,tnes!l, because of PITTSBURGH- Wilt GreavG~, St. Paul 7 Om.ahn 4 AI An-/ Denver 21 11flnneapolls 8 157, ••tttsburgh, 1nter-league l:'l"llry, isn't merei;v drews, UIO, St Mlnn. ]0, Wichita 4 Char1!'8ton 3 12 Inn. art exh1bltiun. It's ror blood and you can get hurt JUSt as badly lf1 it as you can 10 a regular sea. snn contest. Somcl tme!l worse, The l937 game ruined Dean ancl . overlooked, "l{uns:o. 0\j) 0 1z suffered a btg toe fracture Wilen 8truclr by a line drive oft the but of Earl Aveni\ . C'o min~ back tou soon, he altere.;! his I""' itchln& motton and ruined hls amous arrn . Mungo, m the some l(ame, relnjured u bad ~ide and was able to fire-bait 11 l.. gQIIn. 'I ., Tvesdl!]y, Jyly l'Q; 1956 ·: •11; \ ROOMS Of e :: New Furniture FOB I ;:: $299.00 I BAKER FURNITURE Mr . and Mrs. Wayne and family left last ~k a for 79,600 19 404,608.19 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPlTAL ACCOUNTS . , • 3,732,414.32 l\'IEMOII.ANDA AMdl pled&ed or ••slgtlM' to secure llabtlltlea and 10. o1her ,...,._ . . . . . . . ..... t W,fiOO.OO (aJ Loa118 ,. - """"' aro after d<edUctlon of , _ of 5,o0o,OO \ I, PaulS Smart,, Vice PJ'PS & Cash1er or the above nalddl but, d.ctj I aolemn'y &Weir Lhal the ahove st.a.!.E-rnent rs tru.e lo the best of mt knowledge and bel1ef. PAt:L S. SMART, Vke PruideDrt and Caahler CorTeet-AltetJt: JOHN H OC,WWNG HAIWLD E. JU.IB!!'ARD ROSE S. SEY'N<LDS Diredora ~~ ·•tp nf ,h1o. Count, ()f Mete ss: ., Swam lo .00 suboerm.& be(..., me thio 7th day of 1uli> 19116 1014 IIH::I'I:Uf cel'UIY llldL l a11J DOl an Oil c~r u1 utrrt""t L>l tu~ lNUut. M WADDELL, Notary PubLic !f OP Tbe Brlgbtnt Cor-~ My Qom;,.;on ..,..,. A....,tVlVl'f1\l"'loJE 22, 1958. Iii :aer lD Mldclleport Iii FP.Il'RRAL m~ POSR INStlltAN'CE CORPOUftON C!i BAKER FURNITURI! ;j I HIMBEJII'IEMBD OF Pi':DERAL R£8ERVI. SYSTEM Q 0 3 100 000.00 225,000.00 vac:::.t10n In FloTtda. - ~inor Leagu~ Results BtP!~~J.ostpolie. Zundel Reception Unf.il July 24th Fight Results I IT'S so l PAINT-UP . Allen Lott Control Allen won Ul •a.,!.nst one loss TIME., ~llgllllti ror Cleveland In 1987. The next ;yt•ar in the Ali·SI:Ir Jame he bore down so hard "aomethme snap ped". He 1ott htt eftectiveneu for good. Goodmln, a fine Cincln· :Do It now-- .. Keep ltupr QUTC~ natJ outfielder, tqmbled on his sboqlder Jn 1831 and tberuttet wq only averaae. Wiliams, 'llrho has had more thnn flit share ot reveraals, fractured an eLbow In the 19DO lilame ~~ra strained hla side badly ITANDARD tCI ctiiAM SOCIAL ~witH.-.., ice- cmrn at kPAINTS th, 11ocial will Ent..,..lso be EUB .chul"<h_ Frld•y bellnnlna at 6:30 p. m. Home·made lee mam, c•k~, pie and eolfee wll\ be SOld. AnolyzeCI House P,alnf 1"" ~,t~ ..~~"Drive· ln ' __, . ,., a wide ranp of '"""'"lui ..,...., ·-$6-29 DU~CH STANDARD • An•lyud HOflli Palrtt, CH.ra lnMfn' co.,.... ' ' N AU. TRlJTH-.WhiiiiiilOiJ4 hea better~i ~·1!\lf. your new Jlllck ~ Jl&ht nowP , When else wul!J you'l!rlye!mJXIe a better llai'~ " ~ps~-"""1Vf~ · your p~esent ct.f ~ worth ir!OI'II than It ·,vW "flU be again- and~ lluick piiees 11.!11 ~th!n e~ reach. of more peopl. ~ imr w~~ I I P: • 1 ' For the sheet fun~of_driving ' ' ., '' ' I'.!!!. YihtnWhlifl.,.Whtt.",lhat v~··-·• tho "Htdi~J~t~ yoii'' ' on polllloiY Obtain, Ill II I your •ntwer. Ont coot of till• .,...,......_•• ftnloh olthor ........... - ·~ '•lrittr or ,., any l'lplllnt j9b, pro,. tl~co• • donllll8 whhlo Rnloh In ontt coot. The ._..• .-, :'......, by ......."' P!llill . ' Joll' ohould cortolnly lit ' Hll-, oldiNd whon • ftnl . ' .....' ,.lnlli <!ttl~ \ , B.;,;.a .., I &ubt this "56 Ford wm ,... · 111!P1J11e b. 1,011 the culoentme of driving. ~ . :Behind ita giant Thund.-h•"l emziile driw · • Thunclerbll'll ,.-r are waiting 1for you now al your Ford Dealer's. Goi behind the wheel of this great road ear. Put it through its paces on any highway of byway. When )'OU return to )'OIU deale>j's obowroom we think you'll makH Fol'll the . aw"o that-'!Ford. .iDdeed. aoe• lint. I . r MIL.EW aiSJ.fAHT • . . , NOW/ A , , , ,, , CONDITIONING costs less than ,many • mediulil·pri¢e~ C.H,willl'out it• TRY ONE TQDAYI 'f.:7..:.""""' ' Gal. 'Porch and Floor En~;~mf $6.1 , ' . •Color ttyte- your howMio •lib bright d.etoratin . !!"!! ~mt· ITI!\t co!IP, • fit cltetrfulne•t IIUI . ,....."'~•ollty, . ;1 · ·,_-_ 1 IJJPPLY COMPANY ' ' -· LUMBER Wbfte a Ford V-8 is concerned, o~ly drioing is believing. Arid the keys to a Ford of drlvlntl P~'lre • • • ·· ,.,., ttetter hhMnt & lont lattlng prettcM"" ~Is full of fu• again! open. a whole M'lll 11'Qrj4 461 $Quth Tltlrcl ' ~BfAT"fV, ' 1·;, . > ' ~·~·- '· �- ,, • Page Six • r -- . WANT ADS I. COMMERCIAL RIFIIGEIATION New & Used. Purcbue . \Q as receJved. ..... ~l.i-Vut: mootb ror ~ equip- fast efficient repair Fif~ Relrigerallon, Phone 6253-X . centl Middleport, 6-13-Mte ~ -:-:::--~---,~--- RADIO & TELEVI~ION SERVICE l'boue 200. Cleland Applianl.!e Slvre, JJ8 W. M.aln St. PometOJ l"'dl n t-f! nr z u· nts JH~ WT.:ra wUI be cha rg e d for a dvcrtJ sm.s;: 1f no t paid fo r beiort> tbt> ' 5th of efCb Z-23-tf month i ollowme inserl ion •oREMA"i & ABBOTT T.V. SEJ\. VICE All makes Repalted bJ El.l rert Tecllniciau. Pbooe 8284 Y \rron ua Ad-,ertlslll&-----libould be reported unihedJa\';11)'. TJe llai!J Sentin el Will not be resP'-•nuble fur m.ure than on~ 1neorrect in """'"" '~~o \•I ' I'IJ~n'l . ~ f'i ,. I Barnes-Simpson Insurance AgeDC)·, ttct-.!1 Oi E vcc. u ~nn tf' tl .ilt regu I lar clus1f1ed rat" ll. Ubit tutrlc~ pubi1Sbcd at 1 c('ol per wo nl c:u etuJ 1\ttddleport. F irp • AuOOmobileBonds. Ph 1: n" 6315-X 6-20-tf ---·--. - -.::O.atjed Ad.ll r l"'t> eJ v~ u uy uuul 01 tel~phunf. j l\l e o 1-15-tf \ LO tll Insurance r.p~u•l aull Middleport. •:::oMPL.ETE lnsurnnce ll.l~ll ProteettOII, I.ife, A.uto, Fire, Polio. C...U Doll tion Mills, Middleport, L'blo 121 ) keel !=state ( I 1 !\Jol1ces -=----=- SAY I DON'T YOU KNOW'i i FOR SALE--Peat\1 Kirby Real EIBaker's w1ll gJv e )'ull th e beg! , tate, Rutlanod TowMhip. 31 nade on futnltl..:rc vr appl1anacrt's la-nd, bollse, barn and out Ct'S. 4 6-Ll builrlin.g~. See GOOT'ge A. Mein---· ht~rt, Administrator. 8-1-tf •!l' Auto :::.ule~ lU53 IHJI( 'K S J~ <·P I I>C'l uxc 2-doo r &-.da n, black vnth wlnle top, $1195 . B la f'ltna r'~ . l'umeruy , Ohi 0 7.J>-6tc I'VMI!:ROY - 3-bedroom bouse, 1!/:)2 VUIW VB V LC" t or ta llar•l Top , very large hving room , hot water h~·&.t. 3 block.s from Courthouse. J'!•r•lnm ntw . s 111.11t whltf' with red ltl ]l , $B05 Bl ill't lll ll r ':-., Pumcr,ry- , only $1 ,000.00 reqllll'e!.l as down Ohiu. 7-1:1 -l:llc Jl<lym cnt and move in tomorrow. 1952 CHEVHOLET Dclu"c 4-door Seda u , or1:in11l metallic ~en MIDDLEPOftT-tl ruom frame, single floor, good neighborhood. tl ni ~~. $695 . DJacttnar's, PomeConven ient. $6,000.00. WiU trade roy, Ohio . 'l-6-tltc fur property In or near Galli19M FOilD VH Customline 2--door p~J~ or Huotington. Stdun . Like ne w dark blue finish. $12115. · Elaeltnar '!r, Pomoroy, CUCKLER REAL TV 7 ·6-6Lc Ohio. Box 229 ?hont 101-Y 1954 PONTIAC 2-!loor 7-7.3tc sparkling dal'k green '""'"' F;;O;:R;:-;S~A::LE ::;--:; M h $1 295 IJiact LU ar 's, Pomeroy, • Y ome in Syr.acuse, Ohiu. 7·t>-6k Ohio Claude W. Qui\l.cn 7-6·6tp 1 --===========; 19f>5 -c~. n~t~u,-·y---H~rd-top Coupe , powe r· steering, $2595. Bla 1ttn 11 r':;, l'omeroy, Ohio. 7-6-61<! oUlCK •.. CONCRETE BLOCKS ,.Bullcl Blft.r Por Leu" - - - - -18 B I AlJto Services --=--= - - -·= ::--:;;:; I. H. RAWLING SONS CO. - GR UESEB BLOC" CO. J Mil" North of Pomeroy On Itt. 33. Cell Wm. GrueMf. Rock Sprlnp 24 Mur Wrecker Service. Day Phone 6227. Nla:ht Phone 803r.. X. DODGs-PLYMOUTH DEAL- ERS. Uti Superior Service Quality Merchandise Reasonably Priced :::omplcte WHEEL ALIGNMENT, b!l:anclni and broke service. H'Wkett's Safely Servic:e. <Ma1o Strfet, Pomeroy, ' 191 For Sc.ie ... -· ... --lt' - --,-..,.,- Ro·,f•n l lwl ~:nrn hJr-; kl'r s hrcdtkr ; 100 rt r11hlwr lwll ; side hill plo w; st't work hnr nt'ss ; Oliver 40 WliikinA pluw : rirlinll CUJI I\'H· ln r. Nurmun Thei n~. U.acin•\ Ohio . 7·10.61c Trevy-Finsterwold Funeral Home PlloolelU Dinette St·1. J.i~s ~ tovP . F'r lgalllllrl.', 1, - PhtAiit• ruv• ·t·rft l1vin.u: romn ~uit e for salt•. 5:H Syc:unurl' SL, Mirldh·pMl. Call 11242. 7-I0-31c -,.. ... Porch Val!uwe , r!)JI up Porch ~· aharlc~ • lams all km•ls. }' rN- installation . D11le Wtppt•l S-upply. 215 Unlun Ave , Pom('roy, Ohio. " • '< l'loLh awning s , Etoot.ric fl- 15-2l'ilc Jltgh Glo~S& Whil e Enumcl Salt>) pin! $1.1 5 l pin! .01 1 C}U il l't Pmnt $1.16 mEcK•n·s PLUMBING snoP. ?omcrn~· 1 Ohin. R~UTER r·~=='"'"""""~~-====~~-::J 7-7-81" - ·(1 1 I Wanted TC\ Buv .. G. E. Publle .Aei!Ollllllllt We lnvlle Bookkeeping Accounlll, Audita, Tu Proo blemo, Notary Publlc. Otrlee Phone 289-M !'•!!!eNy NaL Blat Bld1. 105 E. SeeODd St. Pomeroy, .oJdo ( 201 Business Service! t'' or f>xtl'rlor or lnterlor P•lnt!JtC, - - - ---- --.--::::('OIJtact Homer M. Br;1ley, Phone Hiahest Prices 11oid !or LogB-Tim3Rl -Y. Contract or hourly work ber-Lumber Write the Krieg accepted. 6-30-12tp Lumbnr Company, WellsOOn, Ohio. 6-8-ltl (14 I For Rent J'at HJI&-IJ:tellJIOD ~ $oeflold Bo1rda, l>rap t.dden, Clothl. ' Ciintcua Fiaher, Middleport. ..,live Pl>ooe• 6-X. ~ ; 11 ·1,., 1 - ----,.-.,-- METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES IF a.nd bath , P.fulbcrr) Ave. lnquir(' 378 ~cund St ., mcaU 111-M. Alto Conlon J1·oncr ~ I I L. ·for 1u1le. 7-2-lf "=-=-=-=--= f iaOO.M: ·· ·, t1: · FURNIRIU: O AJlART· UUiit.it\11 p<Lid 3156 N. MBiddle(lo:ot . ' 7·3·6tp or Trade will tmdc for Write Mr&'. F. D. W. Cave St.. Pome11!<1-X 7·9-31p ' Sergeant Moore .said tha.t y()ung men who qualify for t~s program have over UiO techl')ical l and adminbtrative cours s from which to choose. I :;-.;;';;;"='-"''"'...,.;'·-'--·--~--. ~ r Bv At CArl' Amazing No more messy ice .cube ttay{l wit/1. '!-, A pre-historic my1tery tar The fort ttMlt ecJft1ifta: of an ·more obscure than lhe pyramids earthwM ertelCWUJ'e' of about at Eg)'lJt is J't!Pre~et:~ted by tbe 12t acres JUJ'J'OUDtted b 7 emea.rthwo:-ks -of the earl7 Obio m.. bankrnents wmU three and a hall haiJitabl4 ~ oalle<l ..,., mU., In length. When we mnMOUndbuUdert. 0 u t 1 taD d I ft 1 aider Uaat tJ;i.ele earJ.y lncUia.tamon.,. t+. .. _ .....,worb of n.-... bad no metal l:aola and were ~ ~!; fol<Od to transport ·• ...u, In boo1; iilefectse purpcnes 1s tort.Abdebt kets that tht!'7 cOuld eatrY, we oa ~ 3~0 a tew IJlllqs JOUtb- mutt be bnpreued b1 the maiHit o,c Lef:l~ nltude of tbil ~ proJ~ TodaT the OhJo Hlatorlcal S.O:. eel The earthWOJ'k waUl foUow ~1ety rnaintainl Fort Andent ou the edge or the hilltop 'And in s 1e M aome placn are aUlJ Mty :rzet a til emorial park of 885 wide at the _.b,ue and riM w acres with a museum dl~Jaylna twatty-aix teet In height. Withthe tools and equipment Uled by 1n the encloture have been dlethese early OJUoana. covered the remainl Of circular ~ Fort Ancient bu teenJibidled timber houaes about forty teet in by archaeoJoeilt,l fnln aU over diamete1'. Remablt ot. man7 an. tbf 1iVOrld and each IU:mmel' .ee5 debt wahi.Ol'! fliin defendlnc man)' tbousandl of automobile th1J !ortiflcati.oo have been' found traveJI!'rs visiUnC thJs sa:ne and in burial m.oupd.t. ifnjorlng' OUtia&B in the beauUf'ul Fort Ancient State Memor:1nJ . Lltlle Miami River_valle,r, ~ ~ hu plenie f.¥11Hin. u;:- • . Serve.!·. ' • '' ' Gas Refri«'r~tpr • •• ~ \·, ... .Jo' ..... , !!lay goodbye to old· fubioned ice eube tray• fortW!r. ~o nicro ~q.of fill~, an~ 1pilling. ,.. 5ervt' No more pllllin~ arfd.,pryial to rem ave f!JJien ,li'4~ 1~d .~~!· The Gas Ice ~I'\"' 'C{ R~frigerator make.s 111.~ sm.1u i~ .o ll)el (or. Yoit .of,, ·.;,.l.llt00f1tkally. · ~- co!d ~t:e c:ul}e's ••. pla.;:ed Qlli ~et. Dty,. : ~ .• .J;"ead0k!ll1ae. ,~: :' • . SlhCN~1 J.ASTS ~GER.~&tfnY I<~B 8ame does nil tha.ft'OI'Ir. in the fMziDi-llnh.~o mo~r"or mv~·ing pUts tO ·~tt noisy WE oroutolorder r• . I'I'RDO'J'UaAL J D"lfl ONLY THE OAS OHIO VALLEY JUNK co. · ''.,•''~ },; . t- f . .,,, '~ ,''-' ' ;,; .. • ' ·' •' ,,,., .. ,,,, REFRlG~Tgi~!1ERS W~~;T qPi!MJ!~ €Cil$:r, aad constant food, ptQ\tcUCII'l .... "~ pf ·the- .,...,.;lt,r. · ~< '\. ' -.., .~ !~·.:· . ONLY THE'·OAS ._JtE~&Eb:rOit: ~··~·\o 'ib.-i( ~uA~;~·,·~ ...: ~: ... .,..... lliOll - .._.... ' -..:;.~. - · freWns unit-twice u loni .U.inJ. olb~ l·. I ..... ,..,...........,....lth " ' t .. ' -~. ' f' , . ' "f . ·•' · ·. ·:, ' ..:.{i.;_. 1'; l ' · ·ONLY THE GAS .l\iF$JGERArOR-lS ~ll MODEI\lll-o~t? OV"J . ', • . · Other rdri.Jeratorl . .' · · .., . '' . :" ; .t ...,._c_..,....,.. ' · ' •, ,.. ·-" ~ '• •'lf • •;; · ·,.;) ~.~·· -~ r ·, ·• I · -t·.r:1'. '~ i, ~. • • .• ~ ,;<t"f . ' :f.f;:,;;V/:·,~ Ann:u~~~:O~!••QAY I Don't Take Chances. On Eating Raw Po;rk! ly HliMAH H. IIUHDIIII, M: D• TRICHINOSIS ls probably one JoJ "cannibal iandwiehl!l.. ot raw or the easiest diJeaae.s to preveot. ground beer. Il you plan to eat Yet Jt'.t estJ.rnated that some 22,cooked i;rouodbeef,lt.nlntJL'a 000,000 persona m41 have tbLs a good ldea to ~(find It JOUr.telf atrength-dralnlng disease. bome. Trichinae are tiny worms, too ·Trichinae aien•t found In raw amall to be recognized by the beef. However, J'OW butchO'I naked eye, wblcb 1nfe.st the body's grlndlng maeh1De.IQ1cht. Mnhln m1J,8Cles. Acute trlehinosls not a amall ·amowtt ot•'aroaft4 port only Ja very weakening, but• Blk(; fi'ru:p .. a ptevloUI aale' lunt, 1nad• ,f>;tremely painful. SomcUm.e& ' tt verttntly, you ml&ht pt 10111e ot 'is fatal. thJs ml.x.ed 1n wltb tbt "beef. You UncoObcl Meat don't want to take a cbaiiCI 01 1 Virtually all cases of trlchlnolil eating uncooked ~t. In the United States have been Another War " traced directly to uncooked pork Freezlna' raw port II UIOVaer! or 8. por~ product. A few eas,ea wa:r of klllto1 tha t.rlehla.ae.l' have betp traced to uneooted l'rtez1na J& &t zero deartes ftb!'· bear meat. · epbeJt.I.Dd.lteeDt"' lt 1t thla Bwlne ~quire the· worm• b7 Jll!Iahue tor 72 houra w:W reli eJ' eating lntected rodents or refuse.u non-lnleetln. Hawaii, Canada and Engl,nd re- Most homt 1rt9e11 maJntaiD quire that all garbnKe must ' be temper.;tmi QllllDc betweea cooked before it 211'ed to hoaa. zero tQ 5 abon.. · 1 SJmpl• Rul• Bqt do~'' eat. raw port no 1!1&~ 1 Cooklng, you see, deatroJI: both ter how lonr it'I been trc.ID. Btl J adult ·worms and the larvae. Abel safe. Coot It tbproqhlf,. . that 1a' the simple rule tOr pre- QRI!IO• IJfD AlfiWII 1't nntlng tricbiuu~:~ii. T,A.: oaa a penon ha~ i, N&ver eat ~·~ o:t pu~UJ lin pnpaDCJ' ted without bllal co~~ed 'Mrl:, !18 •(lrf. y.J>l 1>111' pre._l? . ' 11011·! good qaalitJ' mea' from JOUr "ii Anlwer: Yea. Certa1D .qat. ~~\Ciler. , ·;, •, · lhe OtlrJ ean cause !'Ink pqr. D117 lit dulprou. oe<nr al cerlaln~ Cook II thorouchly uJitU l i l a - litellopolll8, Mailr' · · lbtoulhoQI. . · · -· 1111 IIIU llftl a · ·. · oi!OD>O of , \ • I l te:r,· i .,::'r. ~:~~lt~f EKecutive vtt"J lion "'Ill bl" ott-lt>('!"d in 1 con. 1h11 t the corrvtntlonl woutd v·.mtion1 lo b" twld 111 1he magi»- oren to qualified voten Of tbe l t> ~l al d islnt'! s vf tfh' .coun:)· on (}<_,tJIOCralil' party. J_u_l,_ l_tl _ 'fh e mf";•ini plate!!. for t.he ~l•ct it' n IJ f !he del•gatw are u filllow~~ A!'bnckle- Dtstrict, Beard'' s•,,re, Somh!lde; CIPndiB'nin DUr(Coo!l nuetl from P.:-..1!:1' One) lt lct , Beot le School. G,l\i,p olb lhrough the hox . Temple lipeared F'1·r ry; Cologne Distr .ct, A. t.. . C. t he ~la ll b114:k han rlto d hehind 1er- Dunham residence, Leoq; Coop'er ond ba ~ .... but cou l,l n1ah 11 0 play Dh·t n ct, C. E. Fry residentt, Le. It was Re rra's 1et·6nd h.t. Kalin t< !art Rural Route; Graham Diltrict fli Pd l 'l Maya on !he f!rAt p! l("h Cnmlllllnit y Building. N~,- Haven: Verr.on forced Bnra al Jn•cond Ha nnan Di.strlct, WesJ4"y Meadows whn e r.: mple hack-ha ml l'd hiS re~i den c<', Glenwood ; Lewi1 tlilfo ~t rmJndPr s nd th re· ~· to !rf,-. ~f ilh ,. !net , St at! Rnad G;uage . Pt. Pi t a. !olo runs one hit, no trrors, one I .~a nt : Robauon D1~tric1, . Callen's lfl l. , Store, Pt . Pl•asanl : Union Dillft•·it<t I Cloverdl'lle Schoo! , Leon and Wag1 N1tlonal Fifth I 2 ~ner District , Pearl Roush re.~ i· J Jim Wilson went 1n to pitch tor dPn:oe. Mason . I the Amertcan League. Temple .Gr>' ham and Wagg~:~ne~ Dlstrlctjj bl!at out a bunt dowri the th ird w1l l each elect two delecateg and l:ra!l4' liM catchlna: KelJ llatfqoted. two alternates wllile Le<wil- DiJ. Uu~t' So 1der or Brooklyn batted tr ict Wlll na\ne three dtlefa~es for i . Rt~bm sun aod t:ied to Wil- and thr~e ~lterna_te& . Tbe re••mJiam.• in left . Mu •ial hit ~ harolv !r.b 7 dutr1cts Will eacta ~lect lo Wilton, who joJggled the ball on e d!!legali" and one aJten;uKt ror but threw out Mwir.l ~ t hrst Tern- thr state conven!i['}ft It whicb D~ pie aoloe t~~t &econd. Boyer · drop· .ilo.::ntial eiHtor.s will be tr1tfted. PM ' a sin~le into centerield, scor- Tbe &tate ~eetint: il lt'betlilt-d iag Temple with the fourth N<1· lo be held 1n Clllrle!itog ~' Au· tloni.l Leaeue run. It was Boyer ·~ : :_:u t 10. Tbe County ~tlve th ird straichi hit. Tom Brewer flf L.>rromlttee allots to each or thP ~ b eRed Sox wumed up ln t!te J IJitriCis in the rouAty a IJwbber t)ull pen. Mays took a 3 strike, be- of deleg:~tet and .altern.i.tft pr0o i r;~ foo!.,.(l _on, a !il'Jw bo. ll. One p.>rhonate: to i~s vote for lhB.j :-un, two Ji:t3, no ~=-ors, one left Democnolle eaod1date for a~ernor Amefiun fifth ~t the last gpoeral elef!tion. Snider went to ct'nlt"'' field, May swikhed to rlch~. and Muthday si11 to left. K•ll was 1hrown out at fir!lt by MeMillan. Billy Martin Lhat the newly orrran::::' tov•l uf the Y1f\k,ees battf'd for Wilson Order of Moose will . , . . _ 1 ·m d al ~ o wa" thrown by Mdllilian. ~~:un shoot, Fridiy, July Ul,*'lhe K••enn 'lfi' lt!l lhr"'•-r: out " ' , , ..... ._ .. lJW"Tence Smith faf'Jn be • jnJ ·aks, lloyer wbo made :t sensational 1t 3 p. m. Prizes of Jla}lll. niving stop and got up in ·hma tG etc., will be offered •bd frtot- rfmake th ~ thow to Long. No r uns. ~N>Ihments ~rved. The public il in•1ited to attend. no hits. '¥' erTor.s. none left .· -- · ------.,..~ ,,~, .(·.; ... • J'~JJe ~Y~rtr . -; tJ\~ C~u•.I.H I ~tfli and a lternat Ps tu v : rgh~!a S!.tft~ Democrat ic cor.- a' I Why get i~e cu.J)e,s_· the Har_d W~yy . . II "With The Coverage That Cou.n h" MORNrNGSTAR Page~" l THE DAILY SENTINEL . 0 T· • M t asol\ Co. Democratie Delegates ,. ... AND .... IIIIP'nl LOCAL PAPER KARR and VAN ZAMDT Pomeroy, 0 I AOCIDIIIt . ~ ~ilv Sentinel. POJ!~rov·M~ddl~rt, ~~------------------,..._~- AU..STARS IN THE $'299500 You hne aom.thlnt To Sell, Trade or An· 1.2.1 nounce, Let A Dolly - - lt.-c•-wh• Blbl.. Ia Sentinel Diaplay Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. - They Get R~ulb - 1' Now I . - - - - .. .' ' Now you con ow11 a beautiful New Olds Rocket 88 'at a big Savings. Modern two tone Flome1Red and Vtolor White finish with Harmonizing interior. Pop. 4 door Hard Top Style with Hydramoflc drive, ' lc..r tone Radio, Fresh Air Heater and many more lFoctory .installed occessorin. Only 3,000 miles. Hurry! SAVE $553. ·4 LAUREL CLIFF Aadlhe Lml ~·....... and oalda Wrlta ~ ~ uu! .... II plala """' llbo lolo, lllal •• . ., •-II l)lal -·--·--- PEOPLE ADVERTISE 1956 OLDSMOBILE s • THJ!:.SIIIITB FA.MJLY ' < SELL LOCAL I I ONLY THEio..\s REfRIOERA.TOR,:.S'f$s lor baby JoJit- TO 1 Master Sergeant Gallie Moore ·· local Army recruiter, today an- I ~ nounced that men with a high sthOol educati-on may choos ~· thelr ' technical training before enlist- ~ ing under a !>peciat· program being offer ·d by the Army. ' .~ All Buslneaa Ia Local "'~~~:,~.~~?.~veul wm roorh epartmenU: 2 fuurroom. apartmcn\'fl, all with laundriell and garagC!J. 4.. N. Dangel. Pomrroy, Ohio. 1 &-14 -U APARTMENT t, S·lLOO~I with gara_gc, no·~ t Good Cleoli UHd Caft All lllalr.ot IIDd Modell Program Offers Special Skills Ttlesd'dY, J.uly 10, 1956 "' ·- - -. New Recruiting , Ent:tled " Reserved !or Yuu" , this auraclive progl'8m offers a wide ran~ of C?U~ses-cverything . from gmded miSSile operation to l flnanee, radar to weldlng, and X· ray to machine accounting. T~ , program also includes 28 co~,g· sc• MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL thwt are open to young women Adm!ttcd :Ray Zerkle, Pomeroy; with a h!gh school educ ation, who I Mrs. chester W Us, Ulng Bottom; ~lect a military car : er. and Mrs. Richr.rd Fisher Pomeroy: Sergeant Moore explained th&t Discharged: Robert Story, Ma·young men may qualify for .the 'iOn; Catherine S. Michael, MidONI OF MINI Hlroabinla Malden• · who returned to JRpan Jaet month after undergoing plaaUo .-. "R served for You'· program If dl -port; George Frecker. Minersgery ln the United States. Yoshle Harada leave.s a s~JI'i.ne in Hlro~:~h i ma after being married to~ they meet on~ of the following re. ville; and Elmer Hull, Lon& BotYNla&ibiLihl. 82. seven other ma.Ldens look on. The maidens were dlllfigured in the World War n ..... quiremnts: (1) Hig!l School Gratom. bo b blaat. ( Intcr11ativnaJ BOWtdpll.tlto) m --· ' Births: A 510n to Mr. and Mn·. duate or (2) Have a ~tat:. certificate or GED certifl.cate showing Chester Wells, Long Botto'm, the equivalent of a high scholl ed- [ ucatlon. SISSON BIRTH P' """ Mr. an'd Mrs. Ralph Sisson of Complll.e Information m.ay be s;IOn.sored 3 work shop at th.- at l h~ w :-;cs mr•e t ing Thursday. rl 1 ~·~ with Mr. <~lld Mrs. HcilPo.:meroy today announced the obta.ined by contacting Sergeant ~chuol lunch room. A covered Th ~ nl1'clmg was !lpened by m<tn . birth of a Bo/.& 'pound son at Hol- Mnore at the M~onic Building on dish lunch was served at noon. prH yL·rs b.v M•s. Ahona Karr anti Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Spent•e, Mr. zer Hospital, Saturday, July 7. WednesdaY of each weJt. The Wilton Stlldy Club met at Mr~ . Fl on nce ~ i cha P I. . fo llow ~ U ;, nrl ~rs. D e ~zJl Gf'oglein called the home of Mrs. Angus Van Me- , J·y u v~ ugra m by :\Ir s I•reda M1l - ·In Mrs . J enme Roush S~nday . tr.r recently An interestin~ p ro- ~ ler as~ 1 ~tefl hy memb c·rs. . Mr . and Mrs. Ralp~ Pamter, Mr gram was presented by Maxine Dun~ g th t• I.Ju ~ mes~ s.essiOn <md Mrs . Rllssel! Pamter and son Wells. Officers were elected Pre- lli scus.sw n.~ wc rl' held a.nd 1t was .vrrc Sunday guests ?f Mr: and .!ldent Mr~ . Irene Jackson, vice :ilso dcc 1d"d to a.s sJ~ t tn the ex- Mrs. Harry Brow!l,· M1~ersvJ!le. president Clua Phillips; sec.-treas ~wn sc of lhf' pre ~ l~ e nt. Mrs. Karr Mr . and M r~ Wtll.H~llman .spent . M xin • Wclb in atlt'ndin g lht nHs.~ lon s hop. Monday evenmg With Rev. and • 11. ~ • Th l' bu·t h d Jy~ of the foll uwin g :1.1 u. W~ber Thoma. Mrs. Lena Cray ia improved. W'-'tC ohserv cd Mrs. Let ha Wood , Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner spent Mrs. Estella Campbell is ill. Mrs. Stelle l,rsun and Mrs. AI· Mrs. Noah Boothe is seriously tona Kan. ~cfr e.~ hmcnt s ur i ~c ~untlay With Mr. and Mrs. Will ill al her home. l.'f"'illn , l'a kc and il'('- tea wert' lldlman . Shirl ey and Billie Heilma n and Jerry Diddle ~eturned Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wells and .~ crvcd . , 1 hom e with them aftr,r sev(lral wn attended the Apple festival at S('rv!ng on th e n• fre~ hm~nt Utica recently. ct, mmilh•e \~ ea• Mrs. l.ona Roc- d<~H at the Heilman home. Dale Cray, Columbus, visited cllc r, Mrs. Effi e Ca lve rl , Mrs. Hcl'cnt cullf!J's of Mr. and Mrs. his mother Mrs. Lena Cray. Mrthd Van .\1<•1 el' and ML" Del la J t.. Wickham were Mr·. and Mrs . Anna Shcneflcld anrl .Jam- W111dsor. ~lor Mrs. Dana Young o! Kcrrs Run, 1 Ps Rush were married recently at , '\1 1s. l!;c:hth Bing and ds:ughtet· McArthlll'. l P'wlli.s, Glenna Mayles, Shirley·!· .~ nd Billie llvilman, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mum Bctz cntcrtamcd the Jutm Wickham, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ladies Circle of the Pre.sby-lcr ian Altendann :~1 !::iumla.r S(·h oo! OrJ Ueilman and }, rank Well. Church recently. Refreshme nt s \ .!Lil y 1 wure 7 1 of f1~1: in.g $11.42. were served to 15 members. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Well and k ecunt gul:'sls o( 1\fr ~ . · Bl'llc Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White are Hilt were Mr. and Mrs. H. ll. d llughtcr called on Mrs. Mary announcing the birth of a son re · Gotschall , Col umbus; Mrs. Will- B11iley Sllnday. cently at McArthur. · \hJU Temple, Rlllland and Sgt. Arthur Martin JIUld Mrs. J . L. Rev. Wm. Powt:rs lJ; the new Warren Hilt and .famil y, ln dl AmL . Yi&kham attcnd'*1 revival•. at minhter at the Me-thodist Church . Su sie small dau ght er of \olr. ' Hf'mlnck Grove repently. Georgia Gray, Columbus, 11pent LlJHt Mrs. Pat Tnu :y ft ·Jl at her the wfekend with Frank and Elva homt' ap.d broke hl'r ank lr• Recent callers at the ' Painter .' Gray. · Lnwrcnce :-i millt and f:mu\y hr;me Wl'l'c Mr. and Mrs. Will Mrs. Clara Phillips spent lh(' h<i\' c r ~'hJrn f' d humc a ltt'r \ l .. :lm g: Jle!~mnn, ·Mr.· and Mrs. Halph past week wi~h her son Kels on t·dat-i\' ~s in Kcnos lla . Wis . >P ·Iillt !:' r, l\11 s. llonald Marks and and famlly at Waverly . La r ry Sm1th is vi s iting nt the )Irs. J . L. Wickham. Joo Strong lost the end of a ?Ps!{•r OL·Witt home tn F'ainnunt. Ka!hy Reuter of Chester spenl flnscr ln a power mower, Puul .Jacohs ~p(~nt I he W• ~l' ~.• ·rHI Mrs. Emma McCumber bas mnv- at the hom£' uf h i.~ pare-nts , Mr. a tb y recently wit~ Mary ijou.&h. ed Into the Bessie We1lt prope,ty <md 1\fr~; , P. Jl'lrohs. Mrs. Gcorgb Hu ff nn(j snn Allt:n havo rcluriii.HI lo their h1•:n e in St. l'ctcrs hllrg, rl :1 Rl'rcnt !lt\cst s nf !\1r ~. Fva Mr. and Mrs. John lhle and Tracy and .~nn M1 ~ lvin wer e \1:' . r.hlldrcn attended the Long- 11nd Mrs. W:ill inm Br:•d shaw anrl Brown reunion at Zane~tvillo Sun- M1ss Jessie fJ'rn,e y or \\orarrl'll una d!IY • .\lr. nnd Mrs. Hornet· Russel! and MW Phyllis Ihle who attcnrh: d rlaughters, Columbus . Girls State at Columb11s came Bctly Lou Eblin acromp::nio d home Sunday. Mr. and M•·s. Bomer Hu~srl l to Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter cntcr- Columbus lor a few days vi ~ il . eJ St. Joseph Hospital Sunda)' Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacob.-, , :\11'. for 1urgcry. and Mrs. Clifl'nrrl J ~tcubs . srm .Ja ek Mr. and Mrs. Clark lhle, daughh•r Phyllis and · Ronnie Heilman wt"re Sunday guests of Mr. and ~rs. Walter Heilman of Ball Rlln. Mra. Vista Frank of Flatwoods has been the gueat of Mn. Bertha Holter the pall week. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Heilm11n o( Bellefontaine were weekend aueatJ of their daua:hter Ml'll. Mildred Ihie 'lnd family aod attend· rt:l the HeUman reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Reiber ~oud ctaua:hters of Toledo were the r('('ent guestll of hb sister, Mrs . Lf'e Johnson 1nd hu.~;band. Th~~~~~,~~~~~~~E Clob Tloo~lo<~~. ~~~~~'~ - -·----~--------~--~ ltr. and Mrs . Norval South of Athens visited his parents, Mr. ~:r.d ~ rs W tll Sout h . Jan and Jo Smith are visiting \ [r s. 1-Lelen Scarberry and chi!· d'"t n of Graham Station. Ann l~llnbower, Patty Michael nnrl Judy Curd are at the Church . o f Chnsl camr 11t New Martins· vu le , W . Va . Mr . and Mrs. Huward Thoma and fJmily visited Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson and son. Daisy Rll ss~l\ returned frnm Ca nada where she spent a two wer k!S vacatiun. George Wm. Venoy and friend uf Columbw; are 1ipendmg a few d3ys with his grandpir~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Hn~ard Ru su•ll. Mr. and Mrs . Joe Johnson and family . Jl,lr. and Mlll . Everett Lambert and daughter Joan attended the Lambert reunion at Lake Ho pe Sllnday. .service. • Tuesday, July 10, 1956 • WOLF PEN ONE HIROSHIMA MAIDEN IS MARRIED as Refrigeration Service EDa.i· neer wHb Ice Cre.am M.ani!Iac.tucer. New servin.:a: •this Area . Complete equipped truck for btea Z eoe:nv per wurd, oae IDIel'tioo. M:.-.:Tm':lm ~blltJile bJc.t cents per word for t.hre• coo MCUlive insertions. • )"'W' . ment wlth loc•l aef\'kc. 7..yn. QassWta 1L41. I 3Ce!Y~ bJ' lU A. II.. will be publlsbao rile IILQlt 1.., The Daily Sentinel, ~-om_eroy-Middleport,:_O::.h:.:.:i.=.o_ __ -:-------~ ,.- o you UMi>bbledly ID• \eA. - ot; ' 11NI, ~J'..ta~.,.....,~ · . -- �I f • _ _ _ _ _ _ ___;_r::.. ,h..:.e...:Do=ily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:T. :.u.: :es:.:CI::o:!. .y':. .J:. :u: .:.l!. .y. . : ID:-.!-'.:_19:.:5:.:6:___' ITfeasurer Lam8 . · Syracuse Society .llr. IDd lira. Bob White, sou ~d Duckworth left Sun· ~ ott .a five day trip throu&h \'i8bia.ctoJJ, D. C., Maryland, V1riin1a aad Wiest Vlrginla arnvmg hme TlHll'aday evening llr. and Mrs. Robert Vanan Il'e announcing the biith of a son .June ;o Itt Holter Hosp1tal. Grllnd _pan,Dti are Mr. and Mrs. Roller1 )'arian of Racine aod Mr and ~· J01epb London Mr. and Mrs. Dawon l',errl'll and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Harold Crouch and famtly Kayff'rd W \'a., spent a week ~lth Mr ' and M.ls J C Ferrell. The Eagles Class of the Methu.. d:st Church held an 1ce cream ~O­ cia! July 7th Mn E. S. Mtt!B spent a week "nd With her son m Jaw and dau· _,;:bier Mr and Mrs Oscar Paller son of Rutland. llr.s. Roger Quisenberry and daqhten of Athens YL.Stled Mr ad Mrs. John Bowen and ?rlr. IDd .Mrs. Wtliam Holmes Mr Qubenberry is In Schnectedy , N Y., W.!1ere he is takmg a month's 1dvan~d tralnma. Mr and Mrs Harold ~lcComao; and !'hlidrcn, Mr and Mrs CarvJn McComas of Huntmgton s pent Sunda.t With Mrf [)(,ra Duck worth . Btll Eynon was here for a few da.~os w1th relatives pd' Mr. and Mrs Et nest Thc1ss and children of New BaUmwre, M1ch., spent a weekend wtth Mr and .'drs. Gilbert Smclarr ~ •• and Mn Mr and ~trs 0. R Br1Z£llldllle Smcla tr and daughter returned .:"1 • ard daughter, Mrs Hwle Helems, home with lhem for a Hsit • and children of New Castle, Va ., Mr. and Mrs William Cb~pman are VISIIIIlg Mr and Mrs. N. R. and children of Lancaster and Humphrtes and daughter Mr and Mrs Max Duckworth and Trra-;m-er Je<~n Lama presented U S H~:~ .-o ld , Homer J Russell son, Akron, VISited Mr and MJ.s th e following report when Mid- t E Stemer, local, and Letcher ll.arohl Duckworth. dlepurt y 1lla,;l' Council met Mon Crook, FayetlsvJJle, W Va, are ·' on a f1.~h1ng l11p 1 age H a 11 · Charlutte Blak.-. •e 11, Park"rs uay a t th e VII '" .., ~ B 1 11 f d M 31 Mr~. Jho Hyst>ll, Ravenn11, IS burg vtsltmg Mr. and Mrs Bill "'<) a liOn m( a uo... 8' Bay ' v· ~Jling Mrs Frances Bea1 hli and E n .p..:.l,Q4157 .enera) rund, al. $1 Y.M;n.and Mrs Gary Seller and o:n 70: neceJpLs, Amusement Ta_x family s Mr and Mrs Lawr ~ nce Lem1 $J7.4ll, Rrnt $75 Liquor permit daughter of Columbus .spent a SJOO, Cigarette tax $62217 . mc•n hi.!\C re tu 1ncd lo lhc1r home Wl!ekend WJth his grandparenls, O!"s report 24150 I may 111 ZanPsvJI!e Mr. Lemmon was m Mr and Mrs Sam Sellers . 15 c!:l:uge (J f constructwn or the new 1 Dorothy Anna and ~hl.abeth ~ , Iota recei pts $1,27831; lo cct• "ol at Rutland ' · l.d $2 !Jlfi OJ , l£>ss expenditures ~ v Cornell and Mrs. Mary McLaren $! 305 86 Balance 6_ 30 .~ $l 610 . Mh~ l.omse Pearc e , who h<1 s of Columbus have rf!turned hume. l5, p.trktng meters , balance ':t--al. br•·n here •wtth her Mslet Mrs Mr a:;td Mrs Bob Whtte and 5'3, $4 37607 , receipts $83 7 .78 , RnbNt Stephenson, r~turned h(Jm•• Mond:J,\ and Mrs Hester P1erce , ::~on James, Mrs Dora Duckworlh 1 1 1 .. 41 , 85 1 d R h o a "'"'· . ess expen 11ures ~nd tc ard ?uckworth vJ.~Ited tn $195769 , bala,nce 630 $3, 45616 Chat!e:st~Jn atTIVE'd to s tay wtth .luntlugton Saturday Mrs DuckSwrmmlng Pool balance 5_30_56 Mrs Stephenson until aft er tht worth and Richard 1cmatncd for s2riJ 15 recer 1 $I 771 22 Stephenson , het fun(>ral of Mr a tSit ' Ps · · • 101a1 1 v ·~2,034 37, less expeudtturcs $27 7. b1other Mtss Pearce wtll retu1·n Me an(.l Mr s Herbert Parke! 77, b;llance 6-30-56 $f,756.60; Fltl' fm the funeral W.ednesday and children vHHLl'd Ml and MJs l::qutpmcnl b&lance 5-31 and 6-30 James Rull.!iell, New Y01k and c. F. Keller and Mrs Vclmn ~it can s-134 04, Street Constructmn and :. .trs Margaret RusseJI Staggs of 1 ,\1.o.mtenance and Rl)pair, balance Spr 1ngf1eld are vtslllllg the1r b · ert tn Athens 5·31 $12,386.31, receipts, Gas tax ther, Roy Rus~ell Mr and Mb Otck Hart a and ~1,:.!7168, total $13,65(1 '9; less Gt•orge Muun~ and hi~ ~;tsters 1 expendttures 50JJS sp~OL Sunday aL Pul·lltind $1,228.09; babnce )J·~~c.o; Vwlet and Hett1e Munn~. Mrli. u. L:. L<~ruuure a V!IUUng 6-30 $12,430 10. state H.ghway ~u!IC'y. N J , were rP.ce nt guf!sts her parent!>, Mr ano Mrs Lnanc~ Improvement fund balance 5-3l d !\.1r and Mrs Harry Mills and !:)cott ot Newatk 1\11 and Mrli Russf'll Mtlls and ~ir ar.d Mu; t.;dward Blake of fam rl) aftor VISiltng In CmcmLottndge VIS!ted hl:s SISter Mrs. Q• n nJtr With Mr and Mr.~ Ha"Old Orvtlte Slack Munns (Adrwnne Mrlls J Mr. and M1·s George Schneider _J Cl'O and !1\1 s D<~llas Hlev111 s aud daugnter and Mrs. Albert I UIKIOy, and children. Ua!!;~s and Donna Duckworth spent a weeks VJ5lt Jv<.rl, w11l leave F'wlay for New V.:llh his Jelaun·s Ill New York. UTC Yo •k Ctty enrout(' for Coca.qoJa Mr and Mrs Harold Amspaku Pf nama, on tht! ea~l coast of thll James Buchanon, supertnten- J•::anama Canal Zone, w~ere CPO .spent lhe weekend wtlh ht•r m\Htt tr !I.Jrs Laura Letflllll tl~nt the First Presbyterian Blevtns will be sta twnea They Mr und Mrs rvtax Howcts.are Church School presenled attend- have been VJ.Slttng her parents, announctn~o: the tw th of a sua at .-1nce pms at the church S(hool Mr and Mrs. B. F Parmalee. M~;tg~ venera! Jluspllal, June 29 suv1ce on July 8 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bland and Grandparents arc t-.! ne.,;t Dowers Mrs Arthur Lewis and Miss of Mtnersvi!le ~nd Mr and Mrs l'':me Erlew1ne each have a re- SIJR moved today to the former Carson Hayes C'ord of fourteen years perfect Singer property on Pearl St. Mr and Mrs. Jack Bechtel and <'11cndance and Lynn BuchaniJn Mr. and M1 s Max Duckworth of ha!l attended · for eleven years ch,Jdren, Sara and Darrell, vlsilAkron sp~ nt a weekend Wllh Mr ;;nd her father, James Buchanon, ed Sunday m South S1de, W, Va, and Mrs Haroltl Duckworth. They ror ten CarruJI and David Lyons and were aeeompamed here by wert: called hPrc by the death o! and Helen Loutse Tnylor each Hrs W. M. Barnett lor a vis1t. Mr and Mrs Robert F1fe and her molber Ylrs .John Chapman have SIX year pms and Ann Lyons of Apple Grove, W Va. h:~s a five year recor·d Jan1ce ZlT- et 1ldrcn, V1rgmia and Robert Mr <tnd Mr;; Haymond Knder Ide has a four year pm and Mrs Crl' rg are moving today to their and A: I amldau~,:;htet are spendmg ,James Buchanon and daughter ocw home at the corner of Hamiithu Wel'k w1th Mr and Mrs. Cl.~oUc 1\"ancy, Mrs Dwtght Wallace and tl r. and South Third Ave Mr Ftfe Ramcs of Elemered, Ky. sons, Alan and Bruce, 1111 have on<! Nlil have his reir1weratwn shop Mr and Mrs Ru.~s~U Marnsun ye<!r records Mr!l. Hubert Taylol' in the busmess rooms formerly ocrup1cd by the Yellow Jacket and daughter uf Ashtabula who has a two year pin were called here by the death of Mr and Mrs. Gale Hysell and C] ,,b and they wilt Ltve 10 the h s mother Mrs Ralph Ros!l of daughter, Sandra, have nme mon- h:m~e over the store. They soiU RaHne VLSJted here lh records and so does Judilh lloctr property on Gravel Hlll to McDamel Sauer Six month records art' Mr and Mrs, Robert Rev, M C Lanmorc Is spend held by Dee Sauer, J H Grate, who sold their home to Mr. and thls we~k at the NIUarcnc Mrs James Sullivan, Margaret Mrs. Harold Sarient Boys Camp m C~lumbus Sauer, Sue Allensworth, Mrs. Mr and Mrs Kar! Kloes and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wetkms have Paul Hapton.staLl, Mr.s Joe &alley, eh1ldren, Raymond, Ruth Ann and moved from the Laura Sayre pro· Mrs. Ethel Lowery, Pat Lowery perty to the Dun Lisle place Mr. Three month 1ecords arc h.fld :John have returned from a visit and Mrs, 8!11 Hudson, Middleport, b} Betty Rae and Kathie Russell w1lh A/2e and Mrs Terry Gnllal:her and daughter Debby at moved ln the Sayre pl~ce. and theJr mother, Mr~ . Ravmond SIOUX Clty, Ia. While there they Mr. and MrtJ. B11l Btrlcher and Rlt•~ell, Leland Brown and ·James celebrated Debby's llrst birthday Mr., and Mrs. Orville Hutchinson Sullivan. Kenneth Sauer who Ia employed of folcd~ spent a weekend with $727 :53; Receipts gas tax $103 12 by the Continental Oil Co, in Mr. and .Irs. Herman London and ~}l'penditures, none; balance B-30 New Orleans, Miss., u visit ng b1~ lt:J' and Mn. James London. $830 6:5 pr.ren;ts, Mr anrl MJ's Lewis John Se'llers returned to hi~ Cem ~tcry fund balance :5..31 Sauer Sr employm~nt on the river after a i10~4 67, rece 1pts cemetery trus Mr and Mrs Charles BrulhU"' 30 days VISit. tee.&, :JM(I 00; total, $1603 67, le11~ afld children Suzann(', Ma 1y and Sam Armeli of Jackson, 1\ohch., ex~nditures $Mll.78; balance 6-30 A!:a spent Sunday at Lak{' Hope. s pLnl the weekend with Mr. and $1,034 89; Cemetery trust fund~ Mr and Mrs Joe Young Sr. rcMrs. Harold Duckworth and wa& ;,alance 3-31 and 6-30 $762.10; to accompanied home by hi& wife and tal receipts June $&,811 31; total son Mike. expenditures, June $5,338 19. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker Balance in all funds 6-30.06, spent a day in Parkersburg. $22,314.69. --------Mr anrl Mrs. }Jolly Friend and daughter have gone to New Mar· ~tlnsvllle, W. Va, where they w11 i make then hom e. • Jlarold Duckworth, Jack Slivers 11nd Otto Hartenbach attended <1 In Clncmnatl. GI've" Report To vJllage counci] MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY turned Saturday after a visit With Mr. and Mrs Joe Young Jr and children at Woodsfteld Mr and Mrs. C R, Young took her sister, Mrs Earl Braxton, tv ht•r home m Cmcmnatl Thu1srJay after Jihl' had spent the past SIX weeks a• their home. Fliday Mrs Brt.xton had the cast rcniOVl'd frum her b r oken ankle and Is n• luperahng mcely Shirley Asb , daughter of Mr ancJ Mrs Peart Ash ~ under the rnre <Jf a lucpJ dodor after she ~ptlle d hot grea~e on her hand Chester Wa1d , ChJlhcothe, was a Sunday guest uf ht s sister 01nd hriJth('r m law, Mr ann Mrs Ben l~t v•n at the home of therr naugh ter, Mrs WrliJam RuNon Bernard Srhramm, Zan{'S\'LIL", IS spcndmg the week wtlh ht ~ dau ~othler, Mrs John Ly om and her f11rnily Mrs Schramm who ~pl.•n( illl' weekend here, ha ~ Jclurncd to ZanesvJile Mr and Mrs. Leslie Ervm <1re on a two week'~ vacal10n 111p wh1le he JS on \·acatJOn from the N~w York Cenlrnl railroad Mr and Mrs Carl Brannon vh tt f'ri hls mul h~r Mrs W1lham Uran. nfln , West Unron W Va . Sunday and took her to Moore£Jcld for t he day. Mr. lind Mn; \Milbur A~hley of Dunhar are on ;1 Wf'~k'.s v<~cahon r1 rm the Evans' Supc1matket anrl ..re Vl ~ lllflg rdataes ht"'rP Mr and Mrs Robert F'.u lev Canal Wmehe~tcr, spent 1 Sat ur d.:-y with M Sgt and Mrs Janws Brewmgton and daughter Santini Mrs. Dalsy Ankrom, Carrolton, Kv , is visiting her niece, Mr~ n1 ewtngton and Mrs. Jol_ln Vro mnn and thetr famtlles M Sgl Brewmgton who u stationed m C.1Iumbus, wa~ hetf! for the week end. AttenJance ft!ns Presented S A f Ch h School or Cover your floors with Beauty for less than' 1 a romn No need to ask your budget which room getl the new rug. At our tiny pncc11 yoll can treat anJ room ••• tvtrJ room in your Lome ••. to 1 bright new Deltox rug. Come ace our widet wonderful variety of patternlt ri1hl l'br any decoradve scheme. Our Dehox rug• are as practical as they 1 Jmg arc good-looking; -no nap to catch and ' hold dust and llni. Built hard for wear, too-the woven--throush pattern• are rc• vmible· (two uoable sides ror doublo lire). . ' ' ' ' IILWOOD IITAII (lllt~lllrat•d/ll'<ll'• BAKER FURNITURE UIGHTUT COINII IN DLIPOIT A. N. Robert Hayes, USN, wa.s a weekend guest of hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hayes He was accompanl.ed by A. N. Ronnl " Sheets .who 1 v1.sitcd his paren Is, Mr. and Mrs George Sheets K:mnuga They returned to Norfolk, Va, Sund:~y and are due to sh1p cul for Cuba. Mr <tfid Mrs. Earl Rickman Mt (!('mens, Mlch , and grandson, Larry Burton, SpTJnlilfteld, ami Mr und \f1 s. Sherwtn Trimble, Ml , t:I : ml•nc, are VIsiting Mr, l-t1ckman -' Hster, Mrs. Carrie Cass<:lJ They wdl return tn Sprmghdd Wednesday where ~rs . R1ckman wtll , ass 1st w Lhe care of her daughter, Mrs Robert Burton and new son when thl'Y are retur~ed to the ir home frorrr Ctly Ho.sp1tal. Mrs R1ckman h.1s been In Springfield with her tla ~J J~ler and famtly .since April. Sgt Leonard Gwta;o.dowsky, A1. Hnglon, Va., spent the we ekend w.th his wife at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Rus5etl I OHIO Picnic Outing Is Enjoyed By Jacob • Family, Saturday J..tembtn of the Pearl Jacob& familY of Laurel CUff en;jayed an outing at Lake Hope, Saturday afternoon , A plenle supper was held and h.omt.'-mDde lee cream and cttke were served in oMervance ,Gf t~e RIGHT Now AT YOU~ CHRYSLER DEALER'S blrthttay of Mre. WilHam Jacoba. AttencJinJ were. Mr. and Mrs. Purl Jacobs, Mn. Jamc• GUmore and chiklreo, ludy, Sandy, Brenda and DennJa; Mr. and Mn;. Clifford Jacobs alld son, Jack, •U of Laurel Qllf; Mr. and ·Mn: Jame-s Lewlr and dauahtera, Barbara and Dianne of Mlddlc~~port. Mn. WUIJam Davl.t" and 1011 Jurry, Mr. and Mr•. Jerry Pu1U111 &nd aon, Jeff, M.r. and Mrc. WIJ· Vol. VIII '. ·Twenty' ~leigs Co~ty Yout4 , Are Winners In Co·op Test The lour· on Tuesd•y begaa at the Meigs County Truck Grower1 Paekitlg S~ed at Letart FaJll aad moved to the Fum BUJ'fau facill- 1 ties" io Pomeroy. From that point Stu,dy I the tour took the if'9UP to· Pomeroy High Se~ool where lunch was e-pportunity to fletved under the aupervilion of aa follows· Mrs. Geneva H. Nolan. · 1 ~"y;~~~~.,~uxaell J~mes Appeertng on the program tor I;; lbd 'J~;~bnny the afternoon wue Paul Baer, \' seeret•r)' of the SEQ Beef Cattle I f Neville 1 Improvement Association;• Mac Eddy, Buek\•ye Rural Electriftcation Authority; WiUlam Maxwell, 1 Roush, Jacks-qtl Production C~dlt Astlo-~arr. claUon; and N, P. Swa.ckhammer, Steele, M.al'lhll president, Dalry Cooperative Sales Janice ASSOclJUon FIREMEN BAnLE 8Eoaring ftamea arter a double·trailer gasoline t1uck explodes at a Cinclnnatllnte1'secbon., spewing guollne over houses and ears u.nd turning the area Into a blazing :lnlemp. Mra. May Barnett, one of 50 p!!ri!Onlf routl!d from their hOmes, died, ap· parent!y of a heart attack, Eight houses were rutted and ftve parked cars destroyed. (!ntel"ffGUoMlBoundphoto) , Doris Pt. Pleasant Nine ·· Wins Ohio River First Half Title Plans for the second half were drawn up on Frtday evcnmg when managers of baseball teams In the Ohio River League met at the Syracuse Town Hall. Pt Plcn~ant's Merchants were officially declared the champions ,f the f1rst hal[ with a t+:cord of S<!ven v1cl01 ie s II IHI one Joss New rules adopted at the meeting w1ll permtt each team to carl }' twenty players but teams will niJt be pcrnutted to add any new playf'rs after .July 15 The tradlllg ~:~tla.SoiJ, for players will end on thai dute EAGLE RI'DGE Mrs. A. D Tutllc, Mrs. Amy W-olfe and Mr.i John RoSe spen~ Tuesday in Parkersburg. Mr and Mrs. Albert Paynter of Portland s~nt T~ursday evening with M.r and Mrs. A. D. ~ttle. B1Uy Tuttle has been confined to the hou"Se with meuels. Mrs Jack H8JTi.s ot Boma~ Run spent Sunda.y afternoon with her aunt Amy Wolfe. Kermit McEIIfoy of Loveland, \ Obio Is spending his vJcation with hiS moL':ier, Martha McElroy l!.nd brothers Gene .and Virgil. Mrs Anna Tuttle- eallled on her mother, Mn afternoon, Amy WoJf Sunday Karm1t McElroy and mother, M111. M-arth! McElroy spent Monday: evening with Mrs. Amy Wolf. .Mr a~d Mrs. A. D . Tuttle ti.pent an evemng r·ce.ntly wJth Mr. and Mrs WaUie HiiJ. ' ran toJl of the bill he made Civil Serrice Employee Ass'n To Meet • Uniforms Service To Be Issued ·To Be ·on ·Friday ' tbe Yanl(ee baseball team are mentbel'l of be at tbe F_omero)' field bet~en !1:30 p. m. toniah~ s~ uniforQU can be dLSlrt· Funeral si}T'VIce! will be held at 2 p, m. Friday for Raymond W . Zirkle 66, Liberty Avenue, I w'bO Po•••· roy died etrl)' Wednesday morolDJ Mei&a General Hos'pi~ IJI. a' ~ettlement would ·' C®sumera ' · LuxuriOqs Brolt~r <. ' ~- ." ' ly.t" M•loO....ve Warmtt t:omputment lloomy Ore.~,.. .lutNICiftl ltck P1nil .... Efficient ' ' lnstanNtglc Surface Unit ..Maglc ' ' .._..lit ~~ J i Regular ~19.95 ' I Pt. Pleasant Ag. ·.Student Is High · Scorer In Tests 5 ' Breakfa$t Suit.e s . ' Exlf!IIS!on tabl~ a two tone grey, - v fiJllsll aod 8 upholsterell clialra - Strong, Sl(lrdt ConatrucUon, . · Complete 9 piece "Siilt..:.OO sate Fill','.. $p9.00' 'i',. -~~ ' ' '.' >" "in working •triJh!• el· SALE- MAGIC CHEF ELECTRIC. .RANGE-..SALE· \ ... 9 PIECE . in a large monkey. Right now he is wondering, "Wibo 1oa't a monkeyT" and "D<r monkeys baYe a talll.t for Jarden. ')eans?" League DURING Dtep WelJ Cooktr ttwWnhowert Of Steel Talks ON THE SECOND And THIRD FLOORS Ultra-Modtrn t-eatt«tcl No.73 __~P~o~m~er~o~~~·M~i~dd=l~e~~rt~,~O~h~io~-VV~~=ne~~=Q~Y~·~J~u~ly_1~1~,~1956~~--~Bwm __•__n_..w ___M __________s_i_~.~~-e~C~~~--Y-·.J________________• Sale J~trlkea · f.w narth Thur.de~ att..,....., or nltht High today In lh. Low tonight 64- federal Mediators ElBERFELD$ July Sale cancer ' ''' ' ~NOW Ohio; '•ir 1M MIMwNf • ...,.. er tod-ay. Partir cloulfy t.Htht artd Thvrtclay witt. a chtnce ., • 1----------------------~~~D:e:e:O~~~•::r:o~T~he:::·:·~Nr~87.~;.:o11._~~·;e~~~ -~~··;:..:08;;:A~re~·--------5::;.~::~~~~ 3 In case LWo !cants 11re tied for the second half, a sudden 1>eath playoff of one game will bt' playMr. and Mrs Dale Whipple and ed to dctet'mine who will r11eet Mrs, Meda Whipple ot Pomeroy Pt. PleAsant for th~ league Iitle. Pt. Pleasant announced plans to gpent Sunday evenmg 'fdth Mrs. play a tc!lm of all stars ~elec t ed Mart!&a McElroy and sons. from the other lea.gue teams in 11 Mills baJl ~ame at Bachtel l<'Jeld m MaNAME OMITTED Mr and Mr~ William Diltz aM ~lJn SOnlt' time m the future. Mlss: Bonnie Neutzling was tin~on WIJIIiam J1', and Ervm Km Intentionally omitted from the ucy, ColumblL~. were Sunfla\ Mrs Milton TutU " is help1Jig hst of guests pre~ent at the Bap. -r ul'sl~ of llr and Mrs C, R Mrs. Wm Kraekonbt•n;::t•r w1th her list Youl~ F~llowsblp Picnic: on house work · Young Sunday. lJam Jacobs and child?on, Bdverly and BrUtce and Paul Jaeobs of C:C.Iulllbld. 1\lrs. Margaret llyaeU of Columbus, who is tbC!t auesf of Mr. and Mrs. harl Jacoba wu unabl' bJ attend due to & fall at 'he Jacobs bom~ on Friday, nttne at Y '· Save On Furniture' Floo~ Coverings and Appliances tllhor o.lt.. pllltemoll'dJI'J N THI e -TRUCK EXPLODES, 50 ROUTED • • · Gropp Calls S~eial Meet • '' A Point Pleasant Hlgb SCbool vroeationat agricultun! studen recentty wB.!i btgh scorer 1n tb£ K'lnuwha Future Fa.rmen; ~f Am ~rica land judging contest held tt Elinbeth, W. Va. CLaude Knapp scored Ill ·tptal or :rJ1, points out of a possible 300 A team mate, l>or.>el Keefer, seor- td 211 . The 'event whkb Is sponsored 1 armually by the f'FA is a test ot 18 Individual and team skllJ l& ~ ln .:ognhing soil a«ordmg to of~lc•al cl,uL!sl!icalion and in reeil'mme~d ma treatment to give the ao\l ti.S IJreatest usefulness, A team from Wabam•· Hi&h scbool scored 571 pombi in tbe ••sate.. ct~ntest. WJ.nnlni team 111 the ~0\f' ~vent waa Ripley wlth a 5eore of ~ 876 point&. Tt t. Plea~lilll' 'eam U:l· _..,,~ 1• ~ , Ued 6'16· · - .*. four hou" nur flocMI wahed out Newtrt. · Th• six ' ltrl..... ..tu- anciiCOftre4 neerby ....... Sher- , Iff• <itiJIOIH"' ..... . ' � 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. 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