https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/71316924fe67ed5a2d6dec37d6b5b92d.pdf e1fd87fc92c27fd71ffa050ba3d04b6e PDF Text Text 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"' ..... . ' �/ The Dolly *tlnel, P~Middleport, Ohio Widile,idoy; July II, 1956 - r RUSSIANS • • WARBL:..:.E;::._sc_o_n_IS_H_sbr-N-G--IN_E_N_G~LJSH, --T-U_P_P~E~RS=PLA:2.:1:::N:.::.::.:~='i:.~~.-=~~:.:.:pel1Ur:::.·:o:O:,:::.~,:.::C":::Ip~:::~.::::.::,=·:.!.Se.:::v:..:.:e::..n-ty-&v--en-.Maso·--n wunty """ • ,Yf$.ftil.":· · WIDN,.OAY . , 8:M Si.aQ. ()n , , 7:00 Today . 9 00 Coftee TilmCI 10:00 Home' 'W ..,. f !~ ~ ·~· • ,. 1'~--~-----""':'--'ljuo F>•ither :t,.... .N..t . · , United Prut Staff Corres~ndent 1·30 · ll Ccudtl <Bel You ' \ ~ : BY ' matlf•-r at tbe po.tt 1Jfftr• •t .., "lett:d fJI IPtaDd class malliDI PQm~ror Ohio, -. f(otiOnll edvl'f'tlslnl retrtllf'DbUve, 'Bot1\nf'll i Kunball, I CHA~LIS M. McCANN Threto oddly-assort'!d state-smen 12·00 Camrert: GoH TO School will hold one or this summe-r's 12:3() Current most Important d1plomaHc confer1:30 TennP.SSee Ernie ence~ next week' 2·00 Ma;ine;e , They a.re President Tito of Yu· 3:00 Qu~ri For a ()ay goslavia, Prt:sldent Carnal Ahde-1 3 45 Moderp ~omanc.e s Nasst.'r of Egypt and Prune Minis- 4 00 Comedy Time tcr Jawal'harhd Nehrq of India 4:30 My Little M'lrlll~ They are to meet for two days, 5 00 A~nt Dro probably July 18 and 19, on Great ~ 00 NeW"Sr Plotur-9 JJnom lsland, TJto'~: favorite re-.:- 15:30 Hoj)a1oog Cassidy s:ort ~Jn th-e Adl~t.ic Sea coast. 6:15 Sports Eye Their talks wlll be' poihted tn 6·2a Les ~lui Wardll oJ";- anizinJ the new "third 6.30 P. force" w~ich seems deatined 6 4~ pla)': t~n lilcreaslngly bi:C Part 'UIO . wqrld y.ffalrs. , ' ,( ' l11e. ilt.l' ~INI~• 4vo~ N•w Yoro Cll7, I&, N Y .~ fbbertll)tloa taka: DeUv..,rJ bJ_;_f~rrier .,,ere JVallable 80 ~nte IMit •"•~ oa.e JW :lD adviatt .at ~•.OailJ, Sentiflel ortCu. llft. 158: •ll mo1Ub-' $?..80; tbree mout&e, t3.80 By m.1tor route where aTtdlble;, oa.e montb. $1, Jly m1ll one JIP"Ir $8; Iii mootha, h .25; ll:llf>,JI(~ilb" S2.JII); ... "'.... ,. ~ . • I ·31) 2.:ftl} 3 :00 Queell 3 :45' r,1o~ern 4 00 ComedY 4 ao 1My Llt-Me 1 Mar••i• Aunt Dru Show 5 00 6 .00 I " . traHat CQuntrica \tlbil!h I 11:0(1 , ll:lG Greate.s~ Figttta. of C~ntuJ'I1 li·IS ~· M eum . us or-Ain ' lntiligut ~e WCHS-TV Channe·la'. once" - wilhTbe)l Rusola and CommunnJ.,.t China, oppose "«•lortial:-j and Nasser, e!Jpe. elally,~ oppoae the Western system of. detehae Bllhmce~ -thoui:h Nar. .tJ.trlT. ttAHt ....,1;- .oo....io• ond •Mort\' ''~· ls bu.H~:IIng up . his s-u.a~e •lr•.lrtllt Jatael. own Arab '.fito, Naner aDd Nehru also are alik~ . ln .,tbit. they "~ infiuence lar ou't!iilde- of their own- CfiUntrles. 1hall toll9w me all tha days of Tlto Is quite likely to become the mr tit.-: and I will dwell In the leader of a Baalko.n bloc of Com , .,~Ult of ttle Lora tor •v~r. milnlst ~untrl-es. Nasser ba_, tuade tPJalm ~:6.) , hims-elf the leader of the Arab PRAYER! Ol1r heavenly Father countries. Nehru ls the leading \,hen fobiJ ~hly we go astray frum statesman of Southrastern Asia , Thee, we ar~ besel by trnli!l atJd All A~ Revolutionists hardShiPB.' W~ find _qur-salvils ~11 The thrte men share alr;a the despair. 'flit!\ 1'bou' po,.t &eek1 af. ter us and brtng · us ba~ck to Thee, fact tha~ a:II are revolutionists. n:stor~d and ten~oPf(red~ to find Tito, a MoflcoW-trained C~munist re11t b e~ide · the ~hll' wutera . .G:ive was tor yeara a prot~Onal 1 uq more faith in Thee. Tllrnugh olull1JoniBJ. Nehru, arter 1 Jcsull Chnsl our Lord Amen, of M'-lilhandas Gandhi, la'o fl&ht British Nasser the whlcll I •m- · Mr. and Mra. Arthur Goodwll: pt_ P1ea11nt, Mr. and Mn. Henr)l J"redcriet of Westerville were a:ueds of Jfr. and Ml'l. Roland Torrenee Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Briekltl were Sunday pelt! of Mt. l,ftd Mr11. Russell Spencer aBd ~ and children of T.t~ ..Na..- a.nd Nehru have in 11:30 FQI'Ielcn Intrigue - ' 11:30 c•lflrnO». the tact that they are Ule 1 worid's leadlnl n-eu.tratists. 12 00 Tonight 12 00 Tontgbt V;ley favor a polit:!y of friendty 1:00 Strn Off 1 oo S)gn Off co-ope-raUon- "acttve ccJ.exbt_ _..::_ - - - - - - -- - - - , - - - - u;m('. Nehru I Ie.s. •10 ,;!o seek ijvely by the United States • RIJ!NIIa. , Sports Eye, •i . . • t; Les Paul~ & Mary :ti'OI'a Dinah Shore News CaravJg. Fllatt & 'SciUfg; Show ·S:OO 1l:Gn l:1ep tbemselyes.aloof ·•from 1 W•ot·Eaot ali,nment led res;p~.j I' Ill I N f:WS Pj~ture ,,(l(l F~m NevtraH•t .IJof,' Til!! ,th!rd for"" • m~lst the ~ -owl""" bloc ot so-Catred ·~ , C·l5 6,25 6 3Q 6.46 7.00 THURSDA~ . Sien On ., WIDNitDAv 8 OO 8 ~ . c 0..,.. 1onn K-•aroo 8. w ,....., 9 00 Garey Moore i'!.. BUCKWHEAT ... shire. Mr. and Mrs. \lilo Mr. and M.rs.. George Mts. Charles RUe and lo Hup.Urunon Charlea Jllfe . at Mr. •od Jilin. Fraat Budetln and cbil4ren of Pomeroy. ()hlo, vi&tt#d ber fatber, Allen Taylor, saturday ~nlng. They also eall'ed at the home of Mr o~nd Mn. Wamm lkJee Mr. .. John Chaney near BQhan, Ohio will be a Stanley hoste. on Friday evoenint, July 8. Mn. PaulJQe Rose vkited reunUy with Mn. Eldon Kroeut ... who is reoovertng from IUI'tetY. Bill• and • Perfect Posture l , •'lf: JUfe and oorr· ·~ ~rs. M:rA. Amanda Sntltb, ReedaviU• Ohio, bBS been helping her daughter with houlle1Wirk this week. Cap<llin Kanl- EMIRGENCV 8:90 Mlilu Godfre,- lilt patotlnt. Mloa Pal S.W!t, bill fololo .-( moecaai.DI: .R.unell Pridd.J. flllt ,.id; Waldea Beuaett 1ou1• aat t' Carl Adlrtr, Jr., utllft; 1011 lltD Mill« IDd M'ia1 ADD Blrilttt, Hoi~. , . 1 on1; Mill June Spenerr aad .._ · leatrlee Courtney, mllllc; JU~ · Prunt,- and Ada Cox, reaeatlol;: Jru.nae Som111er, leather bella aM , ltn. John Turner; batketry, Of tbat gtC'lUp Mlu Courta., ~ll.u Cox anti 11t Pru'nty are 1lltt workera.. ! Starting Thursday July 12 SAVINGS 'From 20% TO 33% SUMMER SUITS SPORT COATS SLACKS SHIRTS HOBBY JEANS WALKING SHORTS BERMUDA SHORTS TIES STRAW HATS SOCKS SWIM TRUNKS MANY OTHER ITEMS ALL OTHER MERCHANDISE. REDUCED JO% DURING THIS SALE.- GROSS I RUN The Pomeroy Emergency Squad was called to the home o1 Jenny Watson, 328 Condor St., Pomeroy on TueiKiay morning at 9:30 o'· rJock. She Will taken to Meip Ge.neral Ho•pilal by t-h.e squad after ravtnr JUffered a heart at· 1 lack. 10:30 strl'kt it Bleb 11:00 Valiant Ltdy ' 11:1~ LloVjt 'of IM_, 11:30 F-e~h lor fomOJ'II'OW 11:45 GuidiJJi ~t , 12:00 !Midday IM.atlnee~ 12:90 AI TM World :1\JTne 1·00 Johnny Carson Show 1:30 Houltp&fity , t'lyf; IQIDt ~~~- ~ ... ""'"' Mn. Clara kbulta, cloF craft; 111M IOIDDt .lrwtq. 10 1lntil Friday evtDiDIKaton Coupty 4H Th~ camp this )lear in thl! Club mt'Dlbert betWeen lbe aa:ea county ••• divided auto two age vr ten 1Dd tbirtftD rea:isttred at -uoups wlth t hll&e between tbC' the SOUthlide 4H Camp on Mon- !ljes of ten and th1rteen attendday for a stay wblch. will continue mg th11 week. Older yo\lth wall atteod next week MEIGS FlltiMEN TO MEET lmstrudors at the camp w1ll Tbe Melts county Firemen's .ndude the tollowmg Aaocaation wJil n1~l thill even- 1 Jerry Gamer o.nd )flies Darst, in; at 1:30 at the Second Ward 1 conservation offlcen, Mrs Lyll! Fiuhouse m Pomeroy Ausllll, crocheting and fell bean&eveaty-~eYen Mr. a.nd Mrs. WitTen Rote made Frederiet <rip 1<1 PnmOTOY. Oblo. spent Saturday evening wltb Mr. ODbus"Friday morning. and Mrs. Milford Prederlrct. Mrs. Evelyn Holter and children and HTII. Harthl. Kaae cllJled at thl home of Warren Rose on Tuesday afternoon. · and Mrs. Gea\d Suton and leo; Mill Hatdil ~ -~ Members In Attendance At r\Atlll --p ~~. ~~J.:..Spe•- Mr. ••d "''· Huold Parker of of eoo.tanCirclevlile, Mr. aad )fd, Doaald .illu.ltt and dauabter aDd Lee ltlu a:1d Shirley AtbauP, of Columbu were .cuutt Suadar of Jlt, IGd D.a"r Vaeadon Bible Btbnol "" Mra. John Arbauab. )(r,, V1vian Hoffmaa was takea held -1t the SuUcJn )(.. B. CJ:I~b to the Camden.Clart Holpltal ia wltb commeac:uwmt beiaJ Ml'd Sunday momiq 11-ftef SuDda)' arkeuburt Sl.lndty for oblervaSch.ool and wu weu attftUiecl. tJon. , Mrs 1M Taylor brlo been Ill Mr. and Mn. Dana Hollman M· -::elved word of tb-. birtb of a aoa t.be patt few days 1nd under t~ born to t.helr d.u.Jhter ._ad 100· Dr.'• ear-e. lJtt!e Wayne P..n1n f rU from a m-law Mr. and Nn. KeaoeUI An· porch twin& ~d broke two teeth derson of Columbus. .nd brulaed hll feu on 1bundly Mr. and Mra. Ricbard' Jones and afternoon •t the bamt of hll' aunt, chlldr-:11 of Akron were 1ueat1 of Mn. John Chaney, Baaban. hli s1ster Mr. and Mn. poo lAD• Mr -en dMn. Allton Til';« and don and family. • Mr and Mn. W. H. RtOR IDd ltr. And Mrs. MUlard Brook• ol children afsent t!le 4th of July at near Columbus and Mr. and lira. Rlpl.<y w..t Vlrl)nla. Rodney Road! of Coolville and The Ludr)' Clover Girt• ·4-H son l"rank Roads of Akron were club met with Saadra Bowen -1t guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W the home of Mn. Joba :Rose on Bragg. Thutlday afternoon. . Mr. and Mr.a. Guy Spen.eer oJ The B. 1: E. Boys 4-H e1ub met Constantine, Mich., were lllCitl at the home af Melvin Ballrlrd on suntiay of his brother-i.n-law ud Monday evenin&. Due to th11tunu s1ster, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brick. aevera.J. memberr w.efe -lbleot. ' SUTTON " rr --·---- THE , MEN'S STORE POMEROY, OHIO 2:00 T}Je BJr Pal'!«' 2:80 Bob trOJtiy Sliow 3:00 Brighter Da)' '3:~' Secret Storm 3:80 Eda:e of NJe:lJt ,.00 .Kaf:ie'e Kitehen ,;30 Lucky, ~ 1\aftch 5·00 The Ear-ly ~bl)W 8:10 RetlObtl 'fteporter 6:JI!S nouita EiiiWIII'd!t 6.30 CW.Oo Kid 7:00 Aftlutr G..U.., · "·0 11~~;ljtJ8'0!t' 'I'II•·<MllfiOrlliro . ' ·a:30 ·We :o orr.•J;ecret hne loni, 40 feet feet deep ADd if river deep•, you of mak.lng Jt .ntrr.o)Ver-but U aUII 06 bUllon quarts ~ best etrort\!!1 of 22,· COW11 valued at $3,- 9:00 • US Steel Hour •Y our E!iso Repotter Sports PanHie W-eat~an Tm -ThirtY Theatre 11:00 Ntwr U:Ofl ' Tbe Late Show S)Cn Off PtaY•r .. ' . I " ,~ !l:$ ~2:90 ~ ' EW 1:'0Ril-The funnlut ~ma.n I ever have met {, a )l.U:d~pme, ora.nge-ha~ted one n.a'me4 Vlrgtnla Martin"who c-.nc.· tJ.am~ <!own .an oJI'tr ot ,t,OOO :·t~ 10 out Md 'buy yaeaetf &ofl]tl new clothe•, baby" 'rom' ., hod ill Ult ven\Ung· machlnff b&.alneu. that complete llOfl' th~ corzoect. tborWOUid ·take a week, .so I ain' g~lnS' to today and tell you about the tlrhe into aummer·th.oater tn playing the part of DOt•ollt<y Blomle_., I ,got It corn'er ot N scRNct .IN ' YOUR UFE ··- - · • 1:3~ Film & F~H~£1 Feminine T-..ueh 6:00 F1lm t:SD Xar\(~JLK091icl!l 2:00 Attemoon Film Fe8tlval BY MEl HEIMER till Jlltl~ o'~t G·tnifirhll: tI · THU~6~v ' 11 ·59 Sign 12:00 12.00 , Film .t ' Fan<X •. 1:30 Femuune Tow:!i f Artemoon Flh]l FritJvat 4·00 Film and Mrs. ? OD 8·00 6:00 Micke)' Mouse ~ews 6 ·1;15 Weatheman · 6-1~ sport. . <J·IO SJ>Or" "~' 5:15 ~ohrl, D.lty 6j:30 8:30 l)isn•yll!l4 . 1-09 1:30 The' AOia.iln_c Donntnger a·oo 8.00 Stre«n Directors Play- ' 8.30 9·00 o·ao lt·oo Jo~n Daly Lone Ranger Hour •Glus St.. Tor>tcht !;pont. Tl)rllls · DottY. M&t>lt s~raw Hat T.he.atre- N~w.s -& WeMheT h .lO SPo~l , \, 'l ;~I"} ... Curt Fre. Mrs. EldorJ Kr"aeutStar SundaY. cr at Mr. flf!nry spent tip " , . 4.3ll We&tem. & 00 ·Mickey Mouse 6·00 News 8·08 W•4tli-r • Mrs. Norman 'Mlld Spencer, and son Vance evening with Mr. at Che- of Mr. ud ovt-.r the week Mrs. Ray Woodand Mr. and Mi'a. i'~~~;)JiO![of'Oi ·Atherul, Mn. ~ of or Njl... Ohio; llir. Now-tiMe ''"'• you and tamllr ot .•and Mrro. MIUard W. Va.; 8Dd c;, w. Taitt and Ptrt...burr• with Mr. ••d Mil. . ten. Well, tftete ud nnatly I saw a mild excitedly, 'II thla the 12 ~Uf pardon?'" '~"'. 1 "I o.lk about low-coot GMC ownership! With iiB new high-ratio cruising axle, a Blue Chip GMC pickup now gives you up to 17.8" better gas mileage. That's 3 canons' worth of bonus miles in every "atut promptly tell e~ver-and khocked aldewaya-a f11ie ' car tYui.t woa auppoaed to be puahed down one alate. Howev..1', dol'&ed.ly, I pt. back on1tap. "Later, I had to fQllke Lln~t~er quick chanre and then ~met lirlo llr.other•on. Who was actlnl' tn It with me, lllld we eauntered down tlle al.ale ·atnalnr ' duet. It w111n't. exactly auppOaed £q bt hilarious at lt'•t pa.:nt, but _people 1\ll'e w.re laughJnl' bard. Jl'lnally, wtlcn Wtt~t. on ~tare I dlaoovetfld ~hy. A! wry l.m.J)ortant ftap , 1ft m't dJiui waa: completely undonet-my. nine o'clock dap\ you mlrh~ eay. · 'ttt!J,1 wu no way tor rne to ftlC lt- an<l no way, ln t. theater In the rou~d, to keep my blek to a wall." In the mund, actora get o1t the et"ge Ia tl'le dark, with the etfn or Ule plattortn painted with phoaphorus .o they'll know where tG atep off. "That'• a good idea.,"' Vltl(mia aatcl, ,"except I'm nearllltt'Jtd--aJid J cou.ldn't see any phoBphorua. Bq the ftrst ttme, l, ~ a.tonr In panlc_.nd th~a. . dtM:,ld~ Jus~ ,~ hop ~Icily ur lhe •~It· So J did ..• and lande4 b\ tbe tap Qf'\ man Blttlnc ln the .. ,·. • 1 >~· , \ ~~~~~~::;,,;•.&. ~rl ~ • · I· I \ 'co..., • .,~,. : ' ' . I' ' ftap. t ran -round and • • • • "J GOT IN, FINALLY,.. Vlrrfnla went on now 1n N•w whlcl wa.i lalt eurnmer, rel'l\alaa u.lrd-ad entrance was 'the ~tt.•Uvody. ••we had to lle onatqe the alele--and thet'l ~~~l:~;,~:~=:t • i bally the ramp, SO, f Infelt larrar, l ao(. to crawl up it like a iloj-. and do11ia' beat)tltull:v-when. thll! b'r coi'M-. "Can. J: add anythlnrr ' ' ' couttl ~tluourh ••• 111111 lillla Mitttol wio lh~, for rt: .cou- mort wetka ~~~ _::::r.u;':!;:;: c..,.Otea'o ol!•r-l>ut . • ,I ' \ .. ' • .n · s - ., ' ' ( ) ! "' ' . u the two o'elook lbelr JGCatjop. In tbe ch4nce-aml wlien I ruahO\I ant·row." .. a bonus of up to3:. · 1~ . , in every • -. i "'"' of CD- ft,ap Jailed.. t~e ,. • fillin~:l 0.,:.. ~ ~ ~ ' - • And you get far better road speeds, toO, from an easy-stroking, unstrained engine. ·In short, from a mere $10.50 axle option, GMC now give• you the adv~ntages of ~ Centurr. lum.d-~lded crystal by I · JJ :.:ou'n sift hl!"tlDc- or ohoppinc a treat for yoqlf-..e ~.This · oharmer lot brolded b)r hand of pure cryat&l, llil8 all the ilwirllng, liquid "bei.uty fou\vtJ come to Npect of handcra!ted Foatoria. ' .~ijcai;,.!!Jo1 slru:e lirmd-molded crystal of this quality ,;.,,.,....;lillY dbrable. Piico? No .trouble at all, truly. Allll It'• ill OJIOII .iJck, p~~ to be dellghted l eo. $125 overdrive. Add this new gaHtretching ability to the auper-efticiency of a GMC 180 hp V8 ~ ~ ,~ ' · ~ ' lfnj~ {fi -, ~~ ~~ •• .!. ~ ., ' '• ' ,'"" -} of Hydra-Matll: Dnve*"-anit an lDiportan& . I " Iactl8ccar: .' . The operalio~ ol ~- I 1 . ·~· · ·· the level of..,. of. 61/0e alripped· !Dodel ttuck Of cour.e, you'd alwaY.~ have Blue Chip GMC to aro• ,oth.~r . now-with COlt s:,e::·:~l~:tr~.~"' there's no need to and tell us 'What colors yon' GM€. •oJJu••i m ..U~r«* ,......., i'lll ,ILAETTNAR ·AUTO SOOE. ~~· ' .....~ lit ·engine- to .. tf!.e m?neysavi~i}.4Vanta~ "~ ;~- ~. ' Gt .. ,,.., • ,. ;·· "}l.jJ ' Jh/! lit ' _ _.. -,_ _ _ _ _ _ _..., &t us, ~«~,for Triplt"CIIIcktd uud tNtch _...__.....,... Jewelry I '•' t ~l'' lH· ·~ ' " • ). I �• ' Pitcher • . !, ' ·IIR/'Ifl! Hilt>~'~'$ . Per,fomanc~ ·. · . i-n t_he ~ 1 and Siol\lii)s '- ~msel~.~ .w.,.~r~ surprised ;of anftiOdy' w,~1" ~:~~~~ ~~~::; p lay o lt' triumph over Dow R o u ~ n ·~ Ila w· n 1:.1 11 ~ w :.ry Letart b)'-33-2 lll,mr;' turr fur th t• l. t't:.rr l l(•arn ~ :1~ T)le big n~w.s of lht· t"I'L"rt lu g u•t l l h1t ~nd IJfU\Iflr·•l ~r11nt' me:.r ·a, fltal Btl ht!ler tu~:nr• d I ll b \ 1 ~til <' of t•U" IIt'lllt'lll fur !I t t• [ t' la rt ,.~, Gtbbs uf th1• Hro :.r d Hu n ' lt; ll ' p.. · J:us telilm '.s VLC' trlr }' OH'I Jl•rtf<>rd In his \IICtO r)- G1bb.-, f:.rulf'n and walked bu t thret 1 I 'flu· !Ju :r.: <;t•urt• • I clJ we Vu n Ml'lt'l" r Rayrp~ Cundirr of the k.Ja ~~~ ~~ L H. u u ~ h 2 h team rml-ely inissed gNtrng a no 1 E. Van Me-t(•r " hitler in the ~peninJ;~ gam!.' o f th l' 1 Ul dl n Kt·r . If ' VtnJ'riJ but his bid W3 S l"UlOE'll in 0 . Snuth 3h he filCh inning when BJ!h· Col e- t 'nll' man : p an or the C·Wl' team hnrnn.·rl I Jl Jtu us h d Off Ill 0 0 0 2 0 0 (I 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 10 l l 2 l l ) 0 l)lt' . J••hn ,on ' Jh Cl\ndUI, htmself hll 3 IH •m ·· run lD that game Olfu.l li •l ll,r.: le for il JH!rlf'<'t twu fur lwo pt·rl on n . l'Dre at the plate Mu rvrn Huus h ~l'd . two hrt.s in lhlt!t jr ,rrs to !lw . .plite. '2 0 0 I ~ ~~ ~e,.tuD &S h';> Jed 'nrlfl&. ; A bQes loi!ded single anr\ a kloubt. ' !fi tw o offil!ial ll r /l~ to ! h •.(Plate tntd41 Gordon Clark tlw hil · tl~J'_St1r o( the il!lllE' lwtwf-'en iBrold~ Hun 'lind Hertrunl. Larry Htsson ·ad~d hh ., hare IJ.'Jih a d6uble and a single in rour .tr·ips . I IJ (I v .r n 1\t r· tL· r . , r 2 v .. lf r1 1 ,. , 11 ·~ · ![:11 , •• 4 (I h " I 2 l 2 2 3 2 0 2 IJudding, :th 2 Boyer, d I Sams, lf :J Burrts, ( ------- 2 TotelJ ----- - -------- :l:'. 0 Muon Jr ~ ti ~, rf T.:~ ylur, ::! h ~ .'..ld<'ar la rrrl ~s t"und lfl , P F<ullilh , lh o. innings. ' ·~~,.Y,;";:~· ~::; llnV l'tl gum•! contet~t .sl J'oltnAo~ , I I 0 7 0 0 _ __ _ a ~ t 2 0 0 poor fle!dtn~o~ a 9-0 first mnln~o~ (lever threatened . Rot~r( lldush was lht> game'.~ with rOur for five in. 25 12 Hartford Lave(lder, r f J, Fields, 21! Gibbs, c: Kime11, Sb R. ID-11 s~ 2 Load! Rtta Haywdrth Stewart Granger "'SALOME" (Grut llbllul .Story) - Bilio- Lfox Barker Patrlcin Mtodlnn ·~ On" Th• Ml ..ltflltpt' · Thu~r·Fticl•r July;, 1f·11 TNE PHI'NIX CITY STOIIY It Dettror• Shlpt, l 'rldv-•, 8Uitdlng,IT CAMI FROM BENIATH ____ {) _2 . 0 2 0 2 0 lfr 1 0 . 2 o 0 0 J, RotJI!h, r( ----Tol ll is .. -··- OOl Hnrtfunl -- 2 0 14 0 0 0 ~~12 ._ ()0000- New H•ven S!amondo, rr --------- S. Rou~h. rf ··------ AI 2 3 Clnrk', l'h :.. ___ :. '·- 6 l,i~ · ~ ialio c ·--- -__ 3 fftftuu~ h . ' J" ____ ._ 6 Du rling, p 2 H Roush, 3b _5 G Giiland, d 0 Zt>rk le, cf --~-. ___ J Lilly, If •.• • •••• _ L. Gilland, lf __ ____ 2 Grcsa, .tf -- .. -· .. ·- -· · ~- 1 ·".•. • t ,, • ~ ' both practice that Hr.membtr . the San Francisco I)- lost out Iii .'the and Hnlsfted the lJ. S. Sht..n .o!Ulo'E. •ummer ttr•iin"""'"""•l"f'' to and com- T 48 37 Roc:,hester Miami 47 .. 3~ nty are viHlting relatlvrt in D•Y· ton while he lJ on vactlon 40 4$ .456 Richmond 40 48 .45& 35 • <111 .417 U11vana Buffalo Mrs. Charl~s · LeWis Is Hostess r. To ·tal}ti'St Ladies .lfble Closs ------- ·w Critirs Of Redlegs ~II·Star :. Selections Are Now: . streak, sc<ife "We · teurs ; ,.. I .~rQ. ama. •• t I . .. ' •N f n ~ A 1, It .. JA it • I. ~ptlal 20%' &1"1 '4 to tZ, ... tv $3..95 ,.1!11•'•·······----llii '~iii'"iiil.iOili~<ij<jil:•'~t , .4.,... I . . SUMMER,UlTS ~ .. $19.00 '"' ., . '" ·~ 97c: not even 3 for$1.00· ME~S.- KNJT' T·SHIRTS of 4amag1.n' $5.00 •. dition, the keystone- comblnatJon of Johnny Temple end Rny \ 1 0 Millan did the Redli!JI proud by J Cleveland's two repreaentaUyea 3 lD the American League ~quad 1 dldn 't do so bad either. Pltcheors 4 Herb Score ttnd Early Wynn each a 1 (l I 0 0 0 0 GJ. Roush. 2b ________ 2 ···~sterr pri1e was eont.ributed b~· ~ "~. He:r. Root and won, ~Y, ¥r V;nie Badgley. •A series bt r&ibes y:ere dlrectt'd b~ MrliJ. (.('~Wi11 , and ~Irs . C. H. Will, J,r., Mn. Badgley l~{! evenl11g but was assl~ted l'n. $1.99 and mints bY· Mrs. Arnold Ha)ie.l, ~:t·s. W.ise, Mr.!!. Griff Russell and Miss FLori~eJo Talbott. Thct< relr1!:ilhm~nts wl:"l'f plannttd 111 ob.<~~rvan~ of Fourtb or !uly, : Dtrlli of th~ nation. and al~o · the ~ii!Tetifation or the- birth· · of 'ill · pr~ent •at the pnrty. 1n411•idual cakes We-fe de· toa.<>.t glaSses rmea with truit juice tor a blttthday ..t~ost. · 0 fi. Ha,nAum, p, 3b ----- 3 ~i;tme~ah, .p, lb, U ____ 3 Tt)lor, 2~, p, lb ~~-- · 2 Ray Friend, il, p ---- I s.u, !b, •• 2~ ~~ .... -~ 3 Cnpenter, If, s!l --·-·- 1 . ,. Y•lu" t" "~ o-:; 0 0 1 I 0 0 I o 0 o 0 1 5 If o Smlth, ·cf ______ · ·-··- • Dr'own, rf, e ----- ----- D t 1 Totals ___ -- -- ·· · ·- _ 1li i' I'W Iluven 2 lf!d l>AV lnstotls Ni!W Gfflcets a~rl f:tmllv Po:1t1 s.marl Jtate pa,b , ttunal rDTf'ltl offer a wide ul and 1' i.$1l '"!lh fr ; f"ntf~ an •l mrmb''" of (lit> F1r11t Baptist Chu rch when · M~ . PomPrnv wa "- fla !l;tor. Mr . and \fr"-. RllbPI"1 Coa' .• an1l uro;;~.:~ay ~ rlaugbter Cht·holin~ have re111rn rtl tn ,q, A joint lmrtalla1.ion of orncers from M!1neie, fJild., where his mrithifr MrS. ~:;/,:;j of the Disabled Am~r!can V~ter- \idlt>d r.oats who I.J stayln& at a N ltb~ 1\Yid .th~ AOXJJI~tv Vih ht>ld llurne. ' ll:uo dav 'fh~n the two' groups met · a'1 1Jie!r "111. ' ' William Cartwriaht WM lplcen ; .4~qarp :J~~Il ~II& tb~ ln~tal1- to tb·e Wht'ran..c RQRpifal Ln Jlunt. lnll qtflf:er and Harr}: . · JI:ofrm&n ; nr~lon in the Rawllnp:coats am· .,l,tj "ln~taDPd 'aq" eO'rr\Mand'er of bul11nce MODdliY nigh'f. the ... Ver-rtn,.; .tobra Bacon, fin! Mr . .:Snd- M.n . R.ov Tho'Rlas and vid Mlnlti~l'ldier a'rW M!nrice offi- rtauJdlter Patty or Colo.mbli,.'l ytere rer: Hel:iiulrl Warner. ~~:ecrmd vtc'e Sunday4!1qt'l!lts .or M'r. and Mrr~, L. reCent commander; Le!l)nard Jewell. adju- L. Cunninlbam. dtber f!Uesb at the- Cunn1Dfha1n hnme t,~pti , O~.Jm ~ Walsp~. treasurer; Mt:'! Qo~pn . WAlre. Sit. at Arms and okere their - gri.l'lddau~hter W:1lter Kennedy Sr., cha.plain. <;Hfforrl Hesa and family, oBk Sadie Wrolfe was" in!tallert as HilJ, W, Va. . Nf'g'ht rommantlt>r of the Auxiliary; Minnie Holmes . OrsJ vice commllrl Reduced· 20~/ . Ute Cberoltee Indian Fair in ,_.,. ·autumn, and the tpbaeeG tentl;c' u( Durb,am, where ol sm.oktet, tobacco alledbaHN rhanl and a • 1 1 tour uf a c!faarette factory is n and par,. Badg1ey, ' ' 1 .. A- CASTLE· Bl!tl · . • 17,..00 . ' Alro St25 .",. -t ... 'l'eddinJ B.in1 · · ' 87.:nr . ' '~ ·I;~ Ji.!n~ .' . 330'.dd .u.o , ... u..a~7~···~· . Ia .,._.lnum U'OO';U;·54.5(t ·. - ··weaiioallllla . ." ' ~ 12.~0 . \ and ' 11-ltt~L u.er. mlllll ,. . . . llllDJ.'* • ·o1 ~ bat~ ifltJa, DD.e of wblch ,F911 ' Sutiltt'r. Joe~ ted. oa I! ~ lsla n d in ChartefloD lllrrbi::tr. • ' ' &ehing for "The Swab,'' oDe of (Fahioft ~~ Clftin. ;tv Grace Kelly'1 ~ movie~, It ill per~; ~*'" ~ . u. f open W the pubUc. native of. D~ ft4 ~~fa ~ Rlalork Sltel the IGit setttrCIJ iltm'' worlttrig Nearby i.s the 1lte of BiltmotJ with a~~-t' deftQ'n· Industries establi5hed to pr~rve en d1'l(l ,.,mern ..: Clarrs(« lbe Old World wool manllfllctllr· Corporatim•d . , . "* Mothers. Clrildr~ns Party·Held Mrs. Leslie Fultz wu a guest when Jl.lrs. Irving Karr Jr .. entt'l'tained her bl'id~e club at b"pr Syraruse M 'eCond tO M:r~ : Floe~ Crow .r.. : Dnr. '1~~ tfi:e eve11 lnr 'i , farPWrU s::i~t wu presented tQ Mrs. H. 8, KrPs~ wh~ i~ ~f)Vin~ to Irnnlon ~non . A. · sRilld colir~e wo~ ~erv~>rl lw the t,., thot~ n11mr<i Rk"VI' ,. PAINT •• ~nd ~iul Nease and Mrs. Fred - Store · cancer .Pamerov. 0~\o :. -. \ • ••r•lt•a'. " I .. . . I ' j ' 'f u ' IY UNITID PRISS w ~ '"· 01 SO .&T'l tlh Cincinnati -- · · 44 30 .ee&, ~411wa~Jke!! - · · 11 lb-ooklyn. ----- 42 81 . Mox ·Ward·._:;.,'< ;<.:: . -ls ·/!ft)Sffss to .' .!'" '" > $JWilfg' f .'J ·• .568 2: '. A • •1):• se~ond TUetclty't .et¥1tt. lor •~rved .... . Olrourfrlenll•· . ~. at New Yot·k at St. LoulS nlib't Lii.ou• · lloslph ------- iO 3$ Jiis 1010 Dojroll ----~~ Iii G .447 IT !.eltlmore •• •• 33 ~ .434 18 ' Tu~ln , .l~l!>IJt. N•'I\'o61t 7 Aln,ffi!an 8 AU =-• ;!nar At t:•·~~: ~\'l;~~~r~:.-4. \ LOMA LEADS by gomg or . conung ... ~ Le'f'iS, RACING SUNDAY WuhinKton • • 31 ISO .383 22\fr Knnll Cit)' .. 28 4& .:sea 23 ~=~a.;;.. . I aM Miu CAR Cleyei<md -. -· 44 II .H'J 0* .. . Eleanor Rob.. Mrs. Geofge Parker, STOCK , 28 .887 . 30 .D89 8~ d ' ' Y:,tl'cr.o' 1fnt Ubi4a I Of. a tu be annp11nc- Only game scheduled Thwnllay't 01mes Philadelphi.a J't. Cjndppa~l r\Jilbt nrook1yrt lit M11.,aukee nl1lit Phtsbur~h Chi~IO J . N~w York --~- ~2 ChlcaJto - ·-~· 43 SHIPMENT htisitaf)s ciMt't ' ~: NEVI dll•· evening Nrlliunal 7 American J All Star Mo reautar b'mf\!1 ~c!it'e~U\ed TNII(o f'rl:lp,~lo ~..... New Yq_r)t at MUW.U ' hliht AMIRlGAN . '' ,,MrJI,· New York ---- 30 41 .423 12% Y~ ' .' I In 40 .437 tH'i PtrHadelphla _. 32 43 .427 12'rt - G'nmet U ::!•~ I 1 St. Louis - - - · · 37 39 .481 8 Plttsb~Jrgh ·· -· 35 37 .480 B -- -- · - 31 Everett daughters, Karen Mrs. Lcwis·_H. Sauer Carolyn: :' Mfs. Gale "helping ~nd'' was played by Mrs. Hapton~ j ~~~~~~·:· ' I ' ~ It ...... ,! I . DRESSES $14.95 Mercedes Condon D,ress Shop Seeoni St. Mrs. .;~;~~~':;! ftii;;{r•k ""nd "" I Pri1e for hia-h scorE" wa~ ('d to "P.frs. Rol!;ind N"eotzling ond :,ri"tiftJ.st · tot arid aon11 and 10Jir Belinltoit • l!"ftlni~ Dane; M'ond•y . ln., '"" • 1• potluck hmch was served. NATIONAL LIAGUI .' 1 "1':4."· dtr; Fran-ees Warner. ~erond vier cominander; GOldie Mouriling, ad. lutant; l,. aura, Watson, treaSurer: HPien Batey, S/i[t. at" Arms; nn'd llk.ttie Woodard, chaplafn. At the ciO!«l ol the meeting a \Yill"'m DalleJ. . Clt'land · ' Major ~gue Results )'{o Sotltb REMODELING~ YOtla Htotillf S,.NntP.· Colem~~ . ~. l. r~sorta to the Eiat, a~ tlOrb)' _ ....,._~c~lf41D I recn!at~l faclUUet are Ullm- i&ill~ udd fa.. Ited. ,J. ·, , · IDOUI. Cfad~ . • and mtTwo mites IOlJth of As!i4d:te II nollu b10Qolii tn prt(UJijja. lhe Biltmore Hsn&at1 111.W:Ubded by an estate of Uum tUn 12,000 acns. Btiilt'attb! tnd.ohh41alt eentury b)' Geor1e W. VdderbUt. tbe manlion followa the Unf1 of a French chati!&ll. Used q the . or SEEu~roa ·· aunt, Mrlll. ..overloota" alve ealiiJ urinJfd.. r rn o tor lata 4 Ia South Car.Qna. the lovel)' chance ~ atOP, port of CllarlnkNt b well worth a n d enjoy _. r.~tia(. ODe~ri~a·s most cltlne " 11 t a 1 J1Ut9rie ~let. nQitli .Pmrt Mil& Cbaplblll acr018 tbe moun- of ttif itm "!# -\be · JthJ . talns and "hney1. Cea~IIMJ ~ pf tblt el"a As])eville, Nort}l Cuollaa. II atUl ...... ~. ~ opf1l ~ne of tbe inert famous IDou!)taiD W rb . • . James Ward. Mrs. ·Lu- • ' No Kr. and the fnttre Y1ew Mrs. ly UNlTID PRISS BOS'l'ON-IsUC l.oeatt, ll9'h.l Cuba ~utpol,nted Wllllur Wilson, . 147~, - Boshm iO. ' 1ltliton eau · ~ ·; ,.~- , Fight Results Chi~ago . _... ly iDI akt1b: of the mo11ntaJn PI!'-'Pit. kH, 11t1 ol were Mrs. • ~ut, the Jadbn Reten-.tlon at Cbe-ro- :;nrt )ti'J_, OevJd Da1'14t Jr. 'f"Kay 1yltl leave here Thurflday a'ter :1 • 011 the family , Sedonia SpenHr, d•u&ht~r ~ Mr •nd Mrs. Sktney Spe~r re. turned to her limn"· East Mal ~ St , Monday enning from Holzer H01pitc.l 1nd lA" convlli!Vin& nle&- Other .ttnctlom In North 'Cfro-Una are the ' C(IIIJ Girde•• nortbeut 'ot Alllewlllt; a eOo aeh aatara1 rflod¢ellllrou fatden; ~1~ and ~ and the equaUy Clfll •ad .tlldy Gnat . . . . , lloptalu Qll: Ute w•t· I In the middle of n~::b ltate tift ttl. rolli.PI PiedJJoot Plate-au, which II made lnvUinl bJ 1 ellmatl ud k111Wul IODJ·leaf pJDII. A n~ber ot Wll~,:~~u~:.~~;· 91 (!'0) 71>-33 14 2 00 1 01 - 2 5 12 J.etart =·-....,' bJ eodl AtlaatJc N'eW' , 1 14 D 0 ~~~ In Mr. •nd Mn. Bus · L,lgHt Wetuhr ind•'c.rll?kJe .Cttpt, · , worked one lnnlna: and shut out 0 t!le NaUonals)n thelr .'ltlnl!r. Score Totals ---~- -- - - .... ~ 84 COf!e~ 3ervlnf lee ·C'fttlllll, Cllkf. aU the way, 4 33 - .MJ.'~. ~)'.i4 \W.I!I the hosteJIIl for trf..w cOIIar·•ttl"f fancy and Pl•in, ""''",... •o $3.95 NOW IS THE "tiME TO BUY YOUR SUMMER. . AI'PAitRL Mc- 3 -.6\ "~" l(cr;.o .... Get . .........,.--. •~~at HanGWa~~-­ meat. 81111111 moat¥r ~ lad1ultl . . . . ,.,.. ... tl ' loea. You ....elt. we.-.,.,lt. Flnldll!lq Olalo people .. t11rJft;J lerml •IDee 1111.. - · ' Birtbdays ol Mrs R. S. Whh:e, \ln. Jam~s MI.IJTay., BJ.I.~ Mrs, Vir.tO!' Grhntn· We-/e o~l+rv~~: "Ms'to ?l:frs. 1: M. Areher. .~· -, · 1 rack of theu, va'lt.t~l to $14.95 a 4 4 6 4 '''cpl.IOQ "~ . MEN$iSUMMER PAJAMAS 1'ed Klu~:teW!lkl, starter, hit 11 pair Tl.H!s· upenmg devotional .service includ• Od lli'; !;6r~'i P'i~·· >M ~orlilfiW• '1-lldlng rram the Gos'J:l .of Sl. ~W~~~ an~ ,.. ptayei by n. L. n. C{orgted With J'OSt'S )Joy Friend, e --- --- - I • ' Anklets,· Reaular Jf~ , a" a.,.c patternJ '. w•lu--; ·"" ae .. bllrt AI R H l. Hannum; e ···· ---- 1 1 1 . .. .I - ( weave, V•fuea to S2.95 ' 3 • , ·l ·,'';·? IOYS SPoRTSHIRTS , . 1 McMillan and Temple alw bit a. 0 total of four singles and play-ed ' .. '~- t Shod. tteev., N,-IDn, B~ltth, n\eth 0 doublts that h!"lped Wreck the 0 American League'1 hope,. In ad0 Q 1 f. ._,., M.ldlllt:por~, i'1rsl Mrs. Jumes Murray. p: st president, pre$lded ·(of Mr~~ . Ctar~fice Cfa't~ fretldi)UI,\ al'l.d .the MENS:DitESS SHIRTS , Ch.lareb. d'*Y evening. 't "1¥ ' ;il! . ,.., .., :Ot ,~h'e it .a...... North and fl.lutb Carolloa poueu maD, hum for the tGurin1 motori1L Both are 2l8· Soc l 11di811' Bible ·Chii:S ··~' All H•b Reduced ., ...,. Llll McJ]lblnnPv'-1 havr ,ll11t returned Mls's Cora .JtUpe, M,.e. Diles, Mt& Crdm I trip 1o c lncinna.tt Arran.cenl'e"ntl ot eUmme'r nQ... K~ll,e MatthewJ, Mlu 'Emma Mat· Re\r, and M."rs. Chlll11!8 P~,m~erO)' N'a were used throue:hout tbt i h~wlii, Mrs. ll. S. Willie, Mr1. trnme of Mrs. Cbarlti .fte!l"js,, Br.t\1· Charles White, Mrs. J . M, Ar<'h@r. ond family. Newark, arriVed Tue~ .4,v for • vi.dt with "r. and Ml"!l. bury, when she tontll!!rtaln'ed dir ' '" 'MENS STRAW HATS 1 Patton, arid t. 8 bdt ~ :111.99 . .. Some l<l"ft on the r•dc. Yil'llel to $35 .00 lturl~ J~·e · eighih fnn'l~ aq.f Wynn'] the- mnt.h. . .,, . wft. ' Billy Joe halt dozen '..-. ' ' Mr!!, Nan Hoorre and d•uehtPT Jtllzabeth left loday for V~r1in l a fif t~ Ch Whel'fl thev wUJ V\~J t ber broJher, Clapde WaJ))inJton . P. J . J.onlJ;.tri[h, Drt.Sdu, i ~ ~. 1•1ting Mr. e'nd Mn. K.enTI'Pih '1"· f,\hlnnrr, llDtl ' f!on , Russ•ll. 'MJ!" ' • ~.. E.re'\:ri:~.d· othn end Mrs Horaee McEI'hin- . 56~ ,MT 44 41 .018 42 47 .472 Columbus $un1m8r wlt1f•''lrld colotl, MIDDLEPORT. SOilETY • .. ·'I .' Toronto .~ro $3.95 Ken ve,t11rJ ' amateur, bal'e•' r'ec'en.t H&.s~ the tO J SUI.'h Ill! 1 2 "' ' o0 o ,. . ~.s. C~arJes ·Lev.'la ' MENS SPORT SHIRTS' Uctlcs,•i pdilive poiSe. 009 a<.'<::ephng ll challt!fir without a n\iscue- besides taklnr: }art In one R H dOuble play , ." } 1nd aboUt · ih~lr 7 0 Ro11ab, If --- --- Brood Run 2 Adull Tickeets Admrt A Car ih ~ ~tt\ s poiHt or A! It H 1 D 0 ~;]~~~~;;;;;;;;;.,! Zel'tqe, p __ I Ktlling&worth, _._ M. Flelrll, ~ _1 I l '!-matel!rs. &~vndly, they ''tourna·ment tou.h," a term , oncr rt'Served for tl)e con11tantly- j playing pros, be(oause noW days Thrrd , t~e Pmateurs have adopted 770 0 J '· By \JNITIO ·Pi: ISS 't. · ·,-_.~. W 'I L • p 1 •· · · ' c· Montr.eal M 31, .~75 th e rto art! ro many tournaments 0 7 ---- - 3 . "{, Sa e C"O:nti :n-·u·es~ bu~lrn_g I ar e 1 13 __ __ 3 \ A 1k'er, cf Jlt)ffmnn , If .. , l -·-·· • The Daily Sentinei grtR.· A~f'f:un_ ~iln ~olse . I 2 0 2 1 Po'".. · ~•m~tou,. '"" bpve ~'!Uz. ~ted, ; tb'llt ' -the- 'T'hc.rtt are three re8,s:oris First ls the trf'mendous number or par- ' 4 frnm ttw Totals as erop of Bobby Jon ~ei . ''Actually there We fine amateUr gOirer~. day," said lO"nl(-hlltlng Thomson, 'l hut thPre. ls shade of difference between ;,. , ..·' I il nd the prl)s." 0 0 R H PARADE ,, t& irwayll are ankle deep tOOay In a rcgttlar l 2 2 1 1 ___ 2b T! "s simply that the R H The Gnly othet· extr a bast• knock OJ:, tbe fame wu a l.np!c h}' Dt>n- C'· WC - ------- - ---- 000 01 vtr Clbbg, Gibbs wa.s 0111 at th e Mas on ----- ---- __ 012 31 platt:, howev ~ r . a.s he tned to lb'ttch it into· o homr run ~road lwn AB G. Clark, rf --~-----2 ' The Bt()ld Run-Hartro1 tl t•ontest Ohlinger, 1b -----. 4 was a pitcher's clw•l hetween Hesson , c _ ____ _ 4 lcllb~p.., and. Jerry Zl'l"kh· for three ~nn~lfl ·. ~~tll , the Hartford defens ft . Clark, ss D. tirk,IJH.p ... es f~1.pm With Ulll"E! f'rrur~' tlnol G. jo.l\nMUJ , 3b ,x:ve 4.t 11 Mill S. in t?te flll!l] rw,, el"l t o fold up •• • HI -~ Ftns te rwald . pro galt's rourth leading mone-y winni:'r . Not t hut Sandl•rs , a fine golfer, hod be t•n !i'o highly ' toUted. Nor t~ 11 t fi n sl~""rwald ('otlld be e)[pett· Leroy Darl : n~ uf N1·w HDI't·n ·•'·n hn1n tori•d !\le l ~nn Br 11 w 11 ~ fift h 11111in)!: - -Meigs Little ·· League L: eague ~i:tand' 1,U-~~~0•~"1 t t' "'1 .~. ·.... ,~· ~!·: Jfl.gS . . J h)' ' l to Pa'i--bUjtlpg by Jmr;c-, T••m • ' · r' W ...L ,PH; and :!lard. · Br aves ·-'-----~::: ._:~__ . 4 ' P t:()Ot) Jndhtns ------------· 3 · 1 .750 Whlch explain& why so many Dudier.!l ------- ·-·-· 2 2 .®0 ------ --- - 2 :J .ood "dart hones" ·get au the way up P1rates _ ______ 1 3 .2SO to the quarter and s-emi-Hnals of R<>dlegs ___ say , the NatioMl .Amateur, while 'i 1.1'l kee~ · ------- ---- 0 4 .000 back in the old d&ys only a hal f F~day'a SchtcM• dozen !lad a -cban.ce, And why, a11 the pros .sttua:gle to hold th'ejr Pirat es ::rt . I lead, the amateurs to 2 brett every flO ·often. at teur ;Door' Sa'nct'!il$ · r.¥6n · · nadlan Open In a ~rudden Roy hrt, for tht> of anrl 1'i'lW: 11¥0RK '~ UP-'.'Dle · pr?f:0~ 1 \lu din g a 'ii og le , two doublk, Jun 1ur . a triple. Gat·y Roush won '¥~ctun ~s in pl ay 09t"k t' ach h;!ll th rt·•· ~\'I!Rifl g as :\l a.su u 1 Nr•w ll uv•·n te:~m Onf" t'ulumbt a hy h"t:! w:.t, 11 hunw run ll rt rUOJ·d ly OSCAI FRAt.IY .... IHeaiie,sU::Jy; July 11;, .,95' - ----,---- __,-rh :..:_e C>Qily Slinti!t'IJ.. el2tn'eroy-MiddlePQrt. Ohio tlCKING UP_SPEED. · • • Br'Atcn(Mclvir TODAY'S SPORT ' smooth out you~ vacation with' LONG DISTANCE .. Air Concliti~~lng , · Heating.oncf t, • • > ." • .. " Aall!orlzed Servlee (Ia ",All < . / Mo.... of Oil' oad;GW · . .. /r, I!lll1l&fft.,: f. . . . -1. �I ·---•• fi1_..'&atel' 2 Cln1' It« W411'Gt 0D1 II _ .eertiaR. Ko;d:D:.tm P.b~r&e ~ JULLDOZER FOR HIRE. Pond.ll, The IDDual pienie of the Middlebasements, landscapina, etc. P. port BuJin.esa and Profet~ion~ M. Cowdery. Long Bottom, Ohl"- Women's Club wu held Tueiday 7.ll-tf evening at Salley's We. Mrs. COMMIIRCIAL REFRIGERATION Wesley Fry, prHident, wu In :-Jew 6: U&ed Purcbue your equip- chrge of a short buJinesa mietment wit.h local service. 7-yra. ir.a: when she dlseta~ect the proas RefriJ:eration Service Eoel· pused school bond issue ~.which neer witb Ice Cream Manufac-- ~UI be voted on July Z4. · .t urer. N1tw servinj this Area. Tentllive plana were m•de for bomplete equipped lrud: for fast flfrlcient repair 1ervlee. 11 hamburg fry to be held' at the Fife Refrigeration, Middleport, Rnad5icie Park In August." Miss Freddie Houdlabelt and Mrs. Ph.oue 8253-X. 6-13-25tc K annetb Me&lhlnney were in -tADlO & TEL.I!:VISJON SERVICE charae of tran•portalion tor the Phone 200. l:!ela.od AppJlaDce picnic and Min fioud~Sbelt .dlrec. Sture, 118 W, Main .tit.. l'omero, t•:d 11mea and prizes were won by Urs. Fred Hibbs. Nina Russell, :1-23-tf ~rs. Fry, Mrs. Orin Smith, Mr~ . /OREMAN ABIIOTT T.V. liB McElhinney, Nancy Reed, Fl'ances \'1«..:~ AU makea Repaired bJ ~ fl.oush, Helen Waddell, Mrs. Lit· pert l'ecnruuana. .P.booe 8286 W lic.n Steil!, Nellie Zerkle, Mn. E . MiJdlepo.tL e-lf.tt S. Schaaf and MIS.!I Houda~elt. • eeeta per word for tJlret. • · IICUUYf lDiertiOu. -- I IJt(lll-ttD• lll.ODUI tor 20 eeotl l"'tU n\8 ot '2 c:eata pe.- worn 'WOJ it ebar&ed tor advertUiinA tf no Plld {(If befer• the '.Sth ot eacb month followi.bg UisertiOD_ ~n ' in .Adv~rtlsJna- .oibould b. report.OO- Unra;ed•at'!!J. T:t..e Daily SeatlneJ Will nut be reSik'llSlbl• (lol!' mo.ll'e than one 1ueorrect in ..t-. ·:.ro f11 'l'b.Jnka lAO f.p«laJ Nu tiO!I O{ Eventa ;~nnted at regl. lar clusifled ral,..s. Obituarie, aiubHsbed. at .1 C('>lt per word. * •;AarJed Adl r~cl!IVed by maU u. • t:eJ(opbuDt {Uvea care.hLI u.,o. at:..zr - ------- ILl :"oool ICeS lnsur_o-:.,c: _e _ _ 1 1 s.rn... simpouo wur.... AI•~~<>· Mrs. 1 .LU 01 Aliddleport. Flft - AutJOmobile- SAYt DON'T YOU KNOW'i" BakcrtJ will g1vc yuu the bcs'. · trade on !urn1tt.:rc vr appliao· w., """'· Fire, rouo. ca.u Do• Millo. .lli~dleport. Oluo. 4 6-11 ::Ollie~ ·-----. :· · iiSI . Au10 . ' __ - 1!21) keol Estate --,-c-::-- 19~3 BurcK Sl• ci~ Deluxe 2-door FOR SALE-~1111 ~rby Re11 El· Sedan, black with while lop, t-at.e, Rullabd Towo.sbip. 31 $1195. BJ·acttnar's, Pume.roy, OhJOo .ae;r~ -land, bouse, barn. md .out Hi-tile building11. See Georte A. Mei.P.· ----- --·hllol1, Adminlfflrat<lr. 8-1-tf 19:J2 FORD VB Victoria liard Top , FOR SALE • My home in Syr~, Yordnmatic, !:imll rt while wilh red . _Ohio Claude W , Qui11~n '1-f-.8~p / tOJI, $895 . Blactlnar'<S, P.umerJoy, Ohio. 7-6-6lc - - H~52 CIHWHoLin Deluxe 4-door S<'tlan, orginal mt•lallic green finis!"!, $695. lllnctt.nar's, Pomer oy, Ohio. 7·8-6tc 1954 FORD VB Cu:;toml1n ~ 2-door Seda n. Like new dark blue fin. ish. $129~ . Blaettn11r's, 1'omf'T'Oy, Ohio. 7~6.f3tc - -- - -- - - ---- J!l54 PONTtAC 2-Qoor Scflan, S!HlTkll ng flark g:ret·n (inl ~>h, $1::!.05. Jllactl.nar':., l'omcroy, Oblo. ) 7·6-6tc - CONCRETE BL6CKS "Build Better Por L_.. GRUESE& BLOCK CO. p....,_, I MIIH North .. On Rt. u. C.ll Wm. Gru..,. Rock Springs 1L H. RAWLING SONS CO. • nour W reck(lr Service. Phone 6227. Nllfht PhoDe ::omplclc WHEEL .U.IGNMENT. b•;ancinll and brake •ervlce, Hackel!'! Sdety ScrvJcc. Welt ' ~a la Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. - --------19) For Sc.:e l'ublle AeeOWtlanl ' Invite We Baokkeepblfl Account&, Audit•, Tn J>ro. blemo. Notary l'ublle. Offlee l'bODe !89-M Pomeroy Nal. Bank Bldg. 105 E. Soeond SL 1 goon used upri~ht l'ittntl, A·l condifinn _ Cuntaet The nuthuu1 l'urnilur.., Cn., 6193-J . 7-11 -3\r: mYERs r,., ""''· 3o, '"- s. Lll)'llUIIl, "::::;:::;:;:;:;:;11 '• Dush;~u - Kt·r.n RIJiUJ . 11. .Pomeroy, Ohio -- (20l Business Services ~----,-..,---- -· -.- VACCINATED TWINS SHARE ONE TOOTI-I 6.3 co~' ~~trlOO,OOO ' ',GET YC!UI POUQ SHOTS AS _~N A!._YaU .CAN .. : WHITE PAINT CONTACT YOUR f)OCTOI ~ ·, OR PUILIC HEALTH OFFICII NOW! gal. ' THE NATIONAL FOUNOATION FOR INFANfllE -. PA~ALY \ IS ---~ ' Sauer; Mrs. Gale HyseU, &(n. DoBzld Lowery, Mrs. Adolph S•ehtM, Mrs. Carl MaHo", .~rs. Claude Ashley, Mrs. Wllllarn Robson, Mrs. Robert Birmingham. Plan&' were madl! l(lr 1 an -. ' _\ .'Ebenbach H"RDWA~' p ' Phonolft I no' 1.' Mol• "· ' CO ,....,~ . 1 ' . Phone Heorl Guild · G. E. REUTER X. DODGIW'LY MOUTH DEAL EftS. 3:-t)-tf -UNVACCINATED 29.2 IGiti-Ptl 100,o0o Mrs. Denver Rice entertained a group of friendi wittl a p1rty at her home Friday evf'nlng when Mrs. Dwight Wallace g1ve a de. mon.!itration of TupPerware. Gam· c!S were played and prizea won by Mrs. Gale Hysell and Mr.!l. Hlce with each Juest roce'i.VIag a gift. A dessert course was Jerved by the hostes-s. 8 T'L. Sa ~-.J Y ,,e · CllKI lliiMne 2U ;==~;;:;:=.;::;;:::= - - ~ ---_ ---.,-·---=- . Social Planned Superior Service Quality Merchondiae Reaaonably Priced Funeral Home ---~ Denver Rico . -- --· j M,.,,Gueau were Mr.s, Fred Girdner, J. J . Da~ls, Mra. Lewil H. Tr!DYy·Finaterwold ,a B1 Auto ~rv1ces KAY DOUOW o1.New York City posea prettily tn PaJlJadel ParlE, N. J,, after wbullD& the ''Misa New York State" 'Utle. The curvaetotY 18-year-ol4 a.a :t w1p compete In the "MI_as Unlverae'' p&J· eant In C&Jlfot'llla Ju17 12~22. She has red hair, blue-(t'een ~~ ltaJidl a·-t~· and mWurea 37-22-34.. Later' lt Wall lt!!amed' lbe .. marriid·ad.the mother ot a 10-mtmm-old BOI'L (ll'lternaficHMII) Is Hostess At • ' ·• Demonstrotlon BoD<t.. Phouo 63l~- e-20-tt COMPLETE laaiaraae. Protl!ld'- UILIC . HEALTH Slh1u REPOiT JIOM . J2 SlATES .foNO I!EW YOlK CITY IN 1!55 lei!! cream •• ,,,, to be he!~; Wedneo- day July 15, when the Sacred ' Heart Guild met Thuradar eVen-1 Jng, In the church blt'ement, iOIIN ,.;MATUII1.Y In 8L Francis hospital, Plttaburgh, Patricia I. Bowea: ua,b&ppily ahowl her lone tooth to her twtn, Kathleen. The 1 toOtb wu yQJted te.ter. The twi.JU are the f1rst children of Mr. 1 u.d llrl. Kenneth Bowen. flntemotttmnl ,.,...,,tJII;IltoJ Baptist Mis~onary ·Society Holds , July Meeting At Middleport, Park ) I FREEl Prayer by t!le pretitdent, M.rs. The Lovejoy Circle of, the B. H. 1. ~lng the busine~s s~ssion M~s. GMrge Horak ope~ed the ~eet­ lng. It was decided to servt buf- s.mborn Misaionary S~c1ety of the l.hles1 wa!l .named re11dmg chatrfet atyle Rt the ice creaJII soclal l~d Chalrma.n (or the agctal "'~' named as follow&·, ltn-:·~~·:JII· on- and Mra. Mary Sehaet•r, .Mid~ dieport; Mary E. ,-\ndrewB, the country: Mltst• ~Ut •htt Lena Guth and Mlaa Ma.rgartl~ Glln", Mulberry Ave.; .Mn. E. ~; Fo1lrocl. Lincoln Hill; Mi11 1 Blf!~ ,Conde, Monkey Run; and- Mfr. John Goeu, Union Ave. It wa adeclded to cancel tbe Auplt Bie,ttnll. The meetJna closed wtth .prayer after wbtcb relrdhmenta were terved. Firat, Baptlat C~ureb_ had their July Jhetttn, · ti~the 1 lQadside Park ~~ a.fter' 8 potluck supper feu turing fried Chickeb witb all the trim· mings. Mrs. L. D. Diles gavt the trace. : : ' - ' . ,. ll~Wh<l b4. tnovf;(\~ Paden.p\Y ~~ ~rs. J~Q. Ri~wG s name~, to Mrs Raymond ·. Luman, chairman, presided at the meeting and Mr' ·c.. H. Wise Jr. was ieade1· of thi! 'devotidual .iervlce. s·be h::~d .1 medit.t~tlon ."~e Storv of the Bible'' ·by Walter RUS.!icil Bowie and two readings "The Master I~; tomin&'',·nd ~·WJJ.at Is Prayer" •nd i~_(l_, .tl:•.-Jioyt Rave the open· In,.: ptlljfe't. f' · During the meeting Mrs. Hoyt Better Health Cfub ' also «•ve a ·abort talk on tht' re. Annual Outing Held ecnl Mousepart)' beld at, Granville • by Blptlst women or the !>tate .Members uf the Laurel Jtftd preJented. each member and 'B~tter Healt'l club and their aueat with • souvenir from the mUiC'j held their annual outing, li:ouaeparty. A round-robin letter Monday evening at Bailey'&' Lake. WIJ written to Mba Sylvia McMaater who bad returned home that Swimming wu enjoyed, ' "·'' man repiacmg Mr11. Charles N~l­ dh;tnbute The -seci'!!t Place ~ wor,bip l)~ok , at the local hospl· ~ · and cluHcs. .Present wer~ Mr~ . Luman, Mrs. DJI_e.~. Mrs. W1se, .Mrs. Raymond Gnmm, Mr:-~. W~lham Mi.l ler, Mrs. Clifford Stumbo, Mt'll. Clemts Fox lind sons, Rex and Kim: . Mrs. Owen nr<~tton and sons, MtchHel o.nd 1\hrl'.: _Mr~. Juhn Lyon1, Mrs. Charl "s \\ibtle. Mrs. J. 0. Leonard. · · . :, .. ,., 'II l ,. ~.. ·~ •• • ". ' " S.CHOOL'affOJ.o·ut;~i: .. •· I t'or exterior or \Jlterior palntl~t~, ('Ontact Homer M. Braley, Phone FIRIMIN ARI CALLID Ro ~enthnl cnrn ht1~ k c1 tdll'eddcr : 381-Y. Contract or hourly work The Mlddli!!port Volunteer Ftre ]()() n. ruhhl'l' bl'll: !jlde hill 8Cl' Cpted, 6-:J0.12tp Department Cllled •t ftve plow; se~ wm·k harness; Oliver o'clock Tuetday afternoon 'when a ;o walking pluw; 1ldinlil cultiva· truck waa reported on ftrt near tur. Nurnwn Theis,, Racine, Post Oftlee en Mill Street. Ohio. 7-10.6tc · 1~~~~~~.d~·•m•p was reported b)l the DineJte Set, gas slovc, l<"rigadalrc, day (rom Holzer Hospital. whleh a plcnlc supper hvina: roum Plastic cove1l.'d Duriq the meeting · JU.ite for sale. 531 Syctunnre St .. CHOIR , .. ACTICI PLANNiD •, of Miss Donna we:Jman. a Middlrpnrt . C~lt 6242. 7-10.3tc AUTO IALES Cboir prat~ at Htlth Methl)o celebrated. The next dlat Clturc:h will be held &t '1 p. m. will be ~eld at the home ~~~~~~~!!!'!!~~ A pubic hearlna on thf!i propoe;· Porch Valance, roil up porch •d budget for the year 10&'1 wUI 1 bt held at Co. Supt. of School• Tlluril'da)' lnatead of Wednesday Lawrence Smith wilh Mrs. J~nteel ahadcJ. Clolh ~:~wninj;la, E 1cotrlc 11 orl,tuall7 announeect Gllmore as ro-bosteas. lana Ill kind~:~. t 'rec lnslalllltion. by Sall1bury Local School Dbtrtc:t. ~------~--------Dale Wippel Supply. 210 Un· Edw. Kina. -President lon Ave., Pmnrroy, Ohio. the Board 6-1~2:itc Eldt:~n Weeki, '1·11.4tp -- --- - w•• METROPOLITAN. (23 I Lego I Notices ~ IF or You llave ao~n•t"ln To s,u, Trade or · • her-Lumber. Writ.e 1hc Krinll !!I!~ LurnN.r Company, Wellston, I nounce, .Let A Dolly ~Ji: Ohio. G-8-IU Sentinel Dlaploy Ad · ll41 For Rent or Want Ad be Your Uuldera, Cloths. Repreaentotive; - They Get Rea~lta Hlehtuil Prk-em Paid for Loas·Ttm- 2 five room 1partment14; 2 .room 111artmenbl, all with dries ~~nod eereg:e.l I\. N. B~tt~e.IJ Pome-roy, .Ohio . . 1 - for IJie or '· btb.r trade for Row: "r!l. Write Mrm.·. F'. n. .; .. •Hudsbn '18 W. ~Y~ St., Pome- to)', Or pllone IM·X 1171 '1·~1.p ---- -Help Wonted (V'oMA.N WANTEU fW' baby 11itUn,:. mUI3t Jive iu . Phone 3342. 1-9-81< fur girl to handlt' depar tment and read Da ily •.$entine1. CIOrk. ,.J 1-lto All luaine•• Ia Local TO SELL ' •. ~······· ·=·::rrr · ... ,... _c...~. 115 I, ........ II. Ploono 61 ,.........,.Oh.. ::=t::::::=~~;;::; RODNEY DOW:NJNG t , I .j ' , ' INSURANCE' AGENCY '" Plro,-Oo. ....llll . ' Uh.~ .. :S- -· ' LOCAL PAPIIR . Tfll.,. ' • / THAT'S lOT ALL ..' "YOUR ~- ' '. l '' S!J~RISI ,. .'' ~- "FO ·..- '· .. '- I· ' i S,UHSET S'!'o\ti.ON• 99o ~- - ~ •')~_' ;.· ' .-. • IQT THE w• - ~ ADVERTISE IN MAX WUO -' -. PEOPLE 3,Jl0QM APAR'r·MI':Nl' and bath . ·' WII.b garagP. J70Y.! Mulbcrr~ · ·A'!Vf. liiquire :na Sl'i ·nnr:l St., or t(.IU 1tl·M. Also Conlon lront'r 'I tOr ule. . 7-2-tl . · l6 For Sale or TradE! - -- -wiltlll'B · Dtte '7-20-&6 LOCAL -------- ~---- w..- • •• 1 j �• • • ' ' • .-...,.;;;:--..,......----------->-------me-' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport,_Oh'--lo-------- ______ ...:.:'!Vedl'lesdoy, Julv.J2.i.:1~6 Victory Foramila, May, Musial Boyer and Redle~s Report Broad Run Community ·· Celebration As Successful ' C~ar~ and . HerP.hel I••. ""· ' H,erdmu! ~ f'~ • ,!1 ' Pli,nty of foOO and home made cood . appetite~ made the ·b asket dinne'f a great s.ucceSB. • Those receiving prizes (Gr being the youngest and oldest per. ~on.s present were P..aul Eugene Ha.rris II, two months old son of P~tul and Minnie Harris; and Mrs. Lena OJiver, 83 years" and 4 .nonth.s. Wben Mrs. Oliver aecept.••d her prlze sh' remark~d, "Sixty· JOt years ago la.st night 1 cut the ~lub that broke my neck" mean· .a, 1hat her wed~lng anniversary ia July 3. During the 11fternoop the crowd ~l.joyed vii.itlng and watching the Iainea and contests . . In the con~&1 \when a dOllar's worth or Qf>nn es were thrown away, th.e Yln11ers ere Linda OrdJ. 19 pennies ' ·l rd 'fbillp King, 12 pennies. ~er of the big boy's slick r;aee'·r~ I,.a~ry Lueteydoo. Bryan Yonbr wo.g. the young boy's uck ·race:' ,. ,it. Special Group 'HILDREN'S SUMMER WHITES 1-30FF DUnON'S THE SHOEBOX DlkJ'Q' STORE 11'illie? Hey, He Sure Did! Middleport, Ohio MICIDI!IPOIIT, OHIO ' W•1hlngton'• Griffin. •tldlum to w•tch tht Natltntl LeiSI'II All-Starr. ttr.tl;:h t~elr ..mtstery over their American Ltttue rivals to six out of &he ltst ttven cont.th, 7-3, on the lont Nil. good pitching 1nd IU'Jt!trb ... fenslvt play. Hr.re, ,tha , Am art. can's Billy Pierce (Ch~Hto)• Is l-anniRQ l..d4ff INtter · ~ohiiJir Temple (Cinch1ftlti) to Qpfln th.e 1•me. (ln.,.rnatloMI). •• ' I&Z '5 STORE Starts Thursday MID Ju 12 ' . •.. ~ l . 381 39. l 40I .1 31 3 fs ) I I ·I I' 4~f' 4 1 3 .1-- 11 44_ ~I --'-- 2 . - DACRON$ • WOOLS Reg. $37.50. $29.95 DACRON$ • RAYONS Reg. $42.50. $32.95 Reg. $47.50 • $36.95 20% OFF ON ALL OTHER SUITS , Adam Straw Hat 1-3 Off Adam Felt Hats 25% Off "d, ·' 15 SPORT COATS Reg. $24.95 Now ,ii$1.69 or 3 for 5.00 $14.99 - - ,.OTHERS LONG $LEEVES ·>, 25%~FF linen Weave • SPORT COAn $9.95 ... $5.99.$7.11 ·slacks Over '$4.95 .. 20% Off ' ',.,. MEN'S SOCKS' • ' 3 Pai11 $1.00 --'t ' IARLY FOR.· liST CHOICE. NO CHARGES NO ·~YAWAY'S AT THESE ' CES Z MEN'S SHOP . FOR LESS'' ..'' ' . · $299.00 · ': ·aAKER ~ . '• \. F\IRNITUU ·. today 5c Industry And Uni~n Officials 5 Make Moves To Break Deadlock na ..•·. 1--t~ns~~ N_~e ~~~ j\s'K~y Clue Publico~~~ . ' . DyPo~'ln se~r~bFor. Baby _?nT~eBroder II d.-t....... Festival Sought ®tec~iv~,; ~• I w , wislBPI\Y. , N.'Y. ' UP-'Th•' ..... wben tbey .... NasriU .t;loun\y c.hiel o,t. ed Mr.&: Shirley Glllsber• 3 who r'eve,led today that the . ransom lJhoned the WeJnber~ers that P.e- !!,Ole" ,fbF. "tbe 'kidnaped We1nberg~1 t~r could be foLind .. at 114 Mam .b aby •was aig'ned ''Yout baby stt· Sl., Stamford, Conn. 1er." . . Two lUle~ployed Queens, Long Stuyvetiant 1Pinnell, the detec· Jr.Jand, mel! were an:ested Monday : 'tlve chief, said the no~e lett in the ~or lurl~~ Mrs. w;mb:rger ~~Ida • ' .fnflnt Petei'a carrlage . on July ~ se rea. ezvous or er c I ; ~ '<S:th waa "well written" and "ob- ~:hey wJU be ~ar~ed wit~ at I ;oflously prepared." \ ,empt~{ extortion and ~lYlnt t ' "1 think it's a .real grown UP fBlle m ormation about a kidnap· peraoo who wr:ote the note," Pin- mg. ~bllh ·~~ld be _selll7~eed to 11 P~111 ~ ,.ell ~id. . yeara In prtson. • 'J, ' Plonell said however, that the Miss Gtnsber,. or Brooklyn. ad ·cbild'l: mothef .Mr.a. Betti Wein· mlt~ed to havmc. been . a mental ~~. ' d b h "t pattent in two 1nstitutio111. She 1 berger, had ntVft" b~ a a Y SL • wa t be arraigned In Brooklyn ~ ·even lor ,tJtelr, other son, Le· . s 0 .... of t ,yts, ;a~. But be utd t.he fawjly i~lony court . today 0 ~ c,~rges . ... i~ )a,d '".b.i~~ maida who alSo car.ed'for ~~rn~g ~~=. tnformatlon m a ktd· 1lle._l!hildrfln. . · · Police searcred In vain the \ "Fr~lilrly there'l' nolhi'n~ en- I• irst Methodist Church wbich oc. ~ ~uragi.Pg,'; ·Pinnell Jl(,swcred c3~1.2a the 114 ·Main St. address !' 7 , ....::: ..,. ' • f d Th h h h d 1 \j.:'.. :wh~n ~uestioned abou~ qthe,- as. UJ" .st~m or · e c urc · a a· -~· ~<'Ct:S ..of :the e1gbt-d:.~y"pld •bd"~ · rea~y been aearcbed,obce beiore 1, ~ • (;(lq.. • • , ~ il r~sult of • hoax c.all. ). PiQ,tle~l refused to guess , whe·~ ~ . · the.r lhe wrtter of the ransom note ~ wa~ a man ·.or wo~~n. He Sal~ the I ll.ate;·ovcr 35 wardS..ltllen:gth, wa~ examined by several ha~wri!_ing ! · exper:ts Who j!Lsgrte~ as t11 the ()C ()OS ~ ag, lmd ~e~ of tJle \yt1,ter. , . • ~ ~ n~ -ttetmiv.ea. ~~ef .sttd the : ~q!e eontained ' .~ uatruc,tlons ~o . 'I Plans '1:r * blile aod _ . •• bltel. 5Ueo 7 io 15, j Report Js 'G•Iven L al ·Li CJub On Conve DllOD ximately a 1·' "IJIJ? ., $·L·~ , ~ Jll1f~l~.a: ·u~ tlona~ t11E' Welaberger Mme. But- he ~a1d 1fle note o~itted any l.nstructmns ~or ~eoovcrmg or pickmg up the "'"~b)., · . . . Durmg_ tbe cour'e of t_he _wvestJ. .atla~, Pmnell said 1 poLice got the 1 lmpression that the pe;rson . who ~· ')idniJ)e~ tbe baby knew Ll was , lhe Weutberger baby and Ml JUst any baby. . . . . :: Th~ G·men officially JOm.ed .m t.b,- hunt for the baby_and his ktd· ( na~r ~ednesda.y ~lth .~e a~nouhetme;n.t tll~t the organJza1i~>n_S • "'.full 'resources' would. be mobl· hzed~<ior-the searc:h. . N~au Co~nty p~Uce, said there wou~. be no slaetet;tilJg of their .JnVfltJJation. ~!1~ (nvest~IJt!ODS ,. ....._wi)l•tie &I!IPirate' liut. .t!Oo~dJ.pated. r Davjd Holman, 11n uaele or ~rs. 11 'Weli;J)erger, ,jll.id '\be. fsmily had i ~ not · ababdone~ M~e ut · g~ttln&. cnnveritlon hi!ld In .Miami, Io'lil., (rom June 26 to June 30, was given to the Pomeroy Lion,.; Club on Wedne.&d.ay noon b~ c. E: "Curl:y" Baum, state secretary. Baum told the group ficveral interestlns facts concerning tbe irtlclpttion in the convention by rht· OhiO Lions Club members and reported that the state bid won ar. e.ward fGr a float entered in tb.e r;.arade and had alsG won an award (or· the "Welcome Room" art up tn Miami. . Officiating at the nleeting was ijev. C. E. Hoyt, presiden• . and ,Ernest cOvert first vice president. Otis TreVy,' who ~pre8e'nletl lbe club · at ~be Miami convenUGn -also t~pake brieDy oa the conventlon. · ' . . · ou.eti-1 were Jtonald L. Sprin11er " Ghorj~e Weaver, I.k WowJ,uy, Ed~arK. Peters and r.t:ilt HoUdashelt. , lbe montb.old IJIJ)y b1ck alive. '';'lie. Weinberlera ·re··~o~ful" ~ }lotman, a former M.i.saaU Co®ty · , ' i' iaaiatnt district attorney: .said. ~ ~~. 1 ~ J•'J'bey haven;t left '~!.:bOUBe ex. nl . --~.', ' ~ ~e,~pt, to 8111Wer ' ~'i'IJt .._telephone . ·<alit,' oln . " ·· the kL.dnaplor. .. ·. "EV,~ time t~li pbon~ r1ngs •• 1 1they <have a gll!am ot ibope~ ~· ~ "Th w 1 be J'fr (1 t t to I .. L~ <J.._ebyn brgke w~"l wban • ~ ·- \ 'II be b ld "Jet tue U111 &e • .ul appt!nlf ;Fun.eral .serv CU WI e < 1 d GeSn't Ia.t ~es1 the Frlday at •2 p. m. · i1l tbe N0-'· ' -J, ' alter 'tna ""-.; 1 1 famUy. Tbey are boldib.J up very L. Allen Funeral Home, 2256 W. ·, \· ',:wciJ." . . . ,' . Broad st., ColumbUs ror Mrs. The WeinberJiet.l COiltinued to Harry (Ftedl Wildermuth) Brad· 1 ltlllow every bope and tlp, no shaw '66, who died iUddell.ly or a ,'m •t1M wbat it wO/ In tbelr des· bekrt •ttluik l.t her bome, '136 Wil. ··SH"r&Je efforts to tind theirs~. son Rd .." Columbus. . ,l Mrs. Weinberger, whO bad al. il~!ir sole aurvlvor Is h~r bu,s.. ,. · , ' · t<adf· bei!D crueUr deceived by 'It band, Harry. 1 ) ~'leut four ' talse ·tJPs from cranks· · FriepdJ· may call et the ·f uneral "or atortlonitts, agilln left their ·home from 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 P· m. white nneb.atyle home ln a blue Burial will be made in Wesley , 11nd .wbltt .l!&tlon vtagon. W~dnea. Chapel Cemetery. day 111-otDm.t, · ,. · • lJolnt ,t,,,.ot MHo MARRIAGI LICINSES " ~;~~~~':;· ~~:~~!mother re- A marriage 11 cen¥: h a11 b een l"l\ter•. ap. granted in the office of the Pro· or anGtber hlte Judge to LouJa x.,ee, 23, U. S. MarineS and .Janice Gillilan, 1'1, Racine, clerk. ; t· F"r'eda Bradshaw Dies udd' e y 0£ Heart Attack s I I "I r ' ~ ' 1' ,\ ". : . ' ..., .:)$ . CAl'S AJL. _ t 'I' ~J 87 •• ut:f W e, . ........... ""' · ·· in 1i&ua~ To Be Saturday ~tnke began 12 day~ ago. tion_. " . . . . . Fmnepn 111dicated th11 alter· Federal Mediation . Dtrector noon 's :~euion would be the lint Funeral services wiU be: held at sept F Finnegan sa1d the talk& 1 8 series tbe Chester ltethodlat Church wvo ld begin at 4 P. m. EDT at 0 "There have to be more saturday at 2 P. m. for J . B. the Hotel WilLiam P ron here. Tbe l meetings if this thing is J()in& to Hayn, 77 who ~led Wednetdey at , m£d!ator ~~~ he and 1m ai~es ~ be settled,'' he .said. But he ad~ the home of h11 daughter, Mr.!l . . w" uld partlCopate ID ttle se~Jon drd no addltlonal joint talks bad Frank Cheesebrew in Middleport. aimed at 5ettling the contract been scheduled A member of the Chesler Meth- dt;"a.dlock which bas idled 650.000 : · , odist Church .and the Grange, m1ilworkers and up to 90,000 I Industry representatives a,reed Hay~· last activ" day was _o_n Me· i workers ln steel-dependent lndLJ&. I to the meeting of sides ~rier a monal Day when hP. part1.c1pated l ines washington conference WJlh FinIn servlcrrs at Chester at the Suns negan W~nesday . USW Preaideat of Veteram; ceremonies. D9ubt Early Setttement I David J. McDonald gave the un.1 , , . But mediation officials doubt- ion's approval Tuesday. - Cites fnd•trv Offer Survivmg are h1s Wile Lucy F. - 1 to whom hi' would h:avc been J h 0 A Stepbena U S Steel married 54 ~ears &J of A~gu<"t 14. vice. president. and chier inAlso .survLvlng are tux chtl· dustry negotiator IUld newsro.u Rudersmi~, MauJ.l!on, Clifford •·we- have never had any nluo1 lf1yea, &hddleport, ~erll Chee.se. tance to meet with the union." He ~ew, Mtddle por,, ·B dah . Waugh, , • . 8 aid be U "hopeful that some one olumbua and Bl!ulah Piatt. Co- · of the.o;e days the union will rectumbw. Three brot~. Claude -,:, ognize the wonderfuJ offer tbal'• of KlnJI8bury-rd, Emerson and . . .........., ad d · " Ward f Ches A sia 'M: 1 Many people tn Meigs County U"'=n m e an ac~ep1 1t. C D B.o b ~eL, B t~, C r~•: h,;; vr reported seeing. bagworms , McDonald said Jt was "hlglr ua t 0 llll ngbil:ac a 1 ·• an I he ir evergreen lrees and ; re time" for the steel indlJ8try ex8'd ~ ![~a f-a . d wund£'"rmg how to control the sit- eeutive "to devole tbemaelves U. ~Wlf gd 1m In d ea~"e~ a uatlon according to c. E. Blakes.. the problem they have created, ~-' ·~ gran ' 'M n J,... ,., c~unty Agril·ultural Agent. and enter into collective ba.rg,ain;lfber, .a.uotsl on, a 1 1liter, audr ing with us." I Flay's of Athens an dJ. brother P.l Blak~slee ha~ sair; tbat an ean.y The indu1try has offered a fiveof Phoenix Arm. . I sc<.rcb for tbe b;.gworm sttould year, no sinke a~ement wbleh ~;'!~d,Hmay call_at the Ewmg be made before t1 makes too mucn provi.1e5 for an av-trage annual unhl noon Satur. p:-ogress on the tree. He m:orms mcrease of 7.3 cents an hour plua . that if folks will look elruely, they other frlne:e benefits spread over wtll be ~nducted by m;.y find bag worms hanaing the term of the contract. Grove ~if>ted by Re_V. "fl 'lwn .about one-half inch or more Union officials w;~nt a shorter Hoyt. Burial wl1l ~ ma~ m un branches of the tree. The bag eo1l.tract witb increased lmmedl.. ~- !""".;\ ..... · - · " 'o 'eaitiy -~ied-• ·it-t&- made ate .~IU. "~"''lll· pf neewes from t.be tree. · . . Magic" SolutidD ... - _.. I I i'inn~.n SJid the government • If_tb~ ba;warm is not con lr oJI. 1 has ";no mag1c wand" Wil;'b wllit,b , d unmcdi.ately, 11 wtll eat. along to setUe the di.spul.::. He ~ j '-be branch and lbe tree Will bt:l ed the Mt!diaUon Service would e'omc brown. The County Agent ''help in every way we taD." But . \Jiirns thai it JS too !ale to do lle added "tbere would be no im.:aucb good when big brown Rreas posed 50lutkln. appear In the tr:ec. P&rticipatlog in the rene\f'td A bill . f . · To control the bagworm, Blakes- joint neg:otlatiun.s today will be •.1 . of In ~rmatwn has been lee recomm~"nds a sprily eompot~ed McDonald, (or the striking steeJ.. II ed Ill lhe afflce the Clerk of of two ounces of cilber arsenate workers, and repte&enWlva of Cou~ ~Y Pro~eutmg Attorney J . of leJd or malalbion added to the Big Three $leel prod.ueen. illB._0 BrLen agamst Lawrence Boyd !hree gaJI<~ns of. water. Tbe spray eluding Stephens; R, Heath ~ M!Bddledport. h d ilh ( 4 . should be applied as soon as the counsel for U. S. Steel; ..Job• ~ ts c a_rgc . w ee mg worms are :~een. Morse, couuel far Betblebem. <:ertam hogs 1n hl.!l possesion and and Thomas Patton vitO pn'S.. owned by him, raw, uncooked gar· dent of Republic St~el. bage co.n trary t? 8'tate law. . With F.iiuleg:an will be AN1I<J. .... The mformatwn was acQULred tut Mediation Director CJ)'d6 · \ from 1. C. Hartsbaugh or the Ani· MWI and llpe'Ciai "1.61I.Gtant Robert mal Industry Division, Department H. Moore. Agriculture, State of Obio. Tbe neptiltorl!l ' last mt¢..-t"oge. lber in New Yock, where: talkl Jo- 1 I wiu Report Bagworms Cor: Infest'mg Tfees .. Jn Meurs County 1 ~ ····e~~ r.an~·-m~e); .at Al- Report 1s GiveJt 14-t'Rl f ~ R"9afl and P•~.:.rA,jt~a;~·~'1 ~ vA>·Ml>ort On,..tbe 1Jon1 Intern~ ,~ mean du stry conduct a 11urvty of the t•egard to opinions on the holding Jlf 8 Broiler Festival in the future wt>re made on Wednesday night at !he regular meetin11 of the -Mei.R County JuniGr Chamber of Commerce. virgil "Boe" Brown wu ap. p•Jinted to mate the survey and will report to the IC grpup at a later d•te. In Wednesday night'l!l meeting, I be J@Jffes also voted to donate t:100 t th M'ddleport P rk AI."'t. 0 e 1 a ..;ociation which was reported to be in need oi runda. Frank Jennings was appointed <!l\alrman of. a picnic committee a' the meeting. New officers cond!lct~d the 1 ~E"etlnTghof the groRouy~ for tMboerfiran" 1me. ey were ger · g , presiden~· liichard Rosenbaum, (irst vice' president; .Jack' Seelig, st:cretary and Frank ;J(1nnings, treB surer. . A state Jaycee meetina: is to be held in Man&Jield on July 14 and 13 and wa!S announced to the memben: .. Present were Bill Childs, Don Betzing. Richard Rosenbaum. Rl· chard FDI.Irod, Fraqk Jennings, VIrgil Brqwn, ~chard Karr, ft.o. ljer r,tor.P,D, ~k\Soello~~. Unjtrd "t.eel I \I ... (or g~neral public in Meil" County in I If you like JOUI' •h•pin"Qeubtl;-trJ row after~., 9fr~·<;~ 11rlpe. lopped with Ill ugcl eoJlar .of while ~~ ··:reg~ej ~ ~Jaed Pretty that 1t~yt Pretlf ln!Mqicoit~ ~~~~- ~ ereue-reli•t•m: IYXJJD', ~lon hr )(ptoa ~ ~lUJL ·• ; ~ · ' Altematin.catripel!l of red and tO'UI, red u4 AUow ,., :. . T'ITJ'SBURGH UP- Top nq-o-1 ed the rt"Sumed necotlatloM B• Hayes, 11 l liatonL the Steelwork- wouJd an early settlement. er~ and the nation'& bade jn-1 Finnegan said nothing he bat • sl.t duwn toli[ether at a heard the past two days hu Funeral Servtce . fint hargainlng t.ahle today for their ebal!ged hl.!l feelln~ that "tbil Ia j.oint meeting since the still an extremely serious Tlie Ring 1 . ONLY !BEST CARS • FOil Enters r. tal . Mr. llnd Mrs. BHJ DaVis, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pullins and I!IOD of Colllmb\.18, Mr. and.Jrltll. Sttve E))jln 1md children, Mr. and Mr1; JJm G;Jmofe and chUdlen ~er . b~llday ~uest{ o( lhelr parents, Mr. 11nd )oJrJ, Pearl Jacobs. · Mr~ and Mrs. Cliff Jacobs aad son spent th~ holiday ' at Lake ' later•ta 01 J'iMI "· ..... .JfiUOff Are. t,o.. Prldar.' ton1111t iators esume nut! AII·Ster Geme In .. Wllhlngton, Willie's blast ltnded In the left tleld stlndl1 Boyer makes the trtditlonal "handy" tJ,'"fttiRtl while catcher Yogi Btrrt watches, (lnternetloMI.) Attendance at Sunday School July I waa 71S offering $9.68. Mr. 1nd Mra. William 8l'ads~aw and Jesare Tracy of W.arren, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Russell and children of Colualbus, Ted Pullins und family, Mr. and M-rs. Ed Rus- Alma. . ~~~11. Clay Eblln aM tamill', Mr. Mn. Maxine Michael &Del Mrs. and Mra. Clifford leenhQWl!r and Marpret ."-Jien spPn! the weekend d<'UIIhter lru:l. Pat Tracy were the ln Columbua. . . holiday IIUellts of Mrs. Eva Trac:~­ Mrs. Margaret Hysell b"acl 'und 11on Melvin. miJf~rtune ·to falJ. down the base· ·Mr. •~d Mrs. GeorJfl Marlin and rueq.t e:t~pa at the hOme ot 41er IIJIUI apent the ·holiday 1Vittl Ear- sill~; 1 ~S: 1·P.' .JaCpM." F~uilite- · :Poweli .and fMlmly and Mr. ihe '"'• auffeh!d Do brokft~ bones. ' MtJ. Oivllle AUen. Tbeir dRu•. ::Mr:' ~~ ~s. Clitl. Jae~11, aon returned ·home with them J&~,,)lr~ ~ -*•· Jamea .. GUmorr vialtina relathcs here. and ·family, · Mr: lndl Mn. Ptarl JaEdna Schaefer spent a day cobi: apen~ satu;d;r ar~ernoon at paft week In ColUmbus with Lih lJ:Opfl. Tbe)" wcrl!' .joJpetl by daqhter" 'Mra. Vern Story wh.o · Blil· leobl and~liiriilly, BDI Davis a patlen·t tn Mt. Carmel Hospl- ~d famuf: Jerq PuJUna and -.·Wn!lot *"d Piui' Jic~,'Co)umbus. , B~ver1y Jaeobs' of Coiumbus is vbltJ~ here. llwl'l!orlce Smith and bmlly wt"!l'f. ret>cnt 1uests of "Foster De Witt at i'iirmont. Tbey were aecomP.an:ed hom~ by their son Sll THEil SHAAP CARS •.arr, , wbq had a pent the past ,scv· there. )955 MIRCURY 4 dr s.don, R Mra. Arthut Wise anJ H. white \PH ' tlree, I"Mily nice. Bates FriCIIU' In 1955 CHIVROLIT VI wlttt O¥trdrift. Ill H. LIIW miiHtt 1954 PONTIAC I Star C~~f 4 "'· Ft.ily fCIUI,_.ect. Jilin. 19Q CHI)IROI.IT BelAir H~rd· The ciNftnt and nlcett a- IN AND WEAR DRESS \SLACKS .:1''1 LAUREL CLIFF r. l'lle dera.bowen Durth todaJ anit •l&bl and tll:rouabout ..teo moh 82 to 110. low Single Copy I 1; SHORT SI.EEVE SHIRT! 20% 0'ff NBW YORK'S "JAY, HEY" KID Wlllre Miyt : romps In with a plrictl-hlt home run, .coring Kan Boyer 1hetd of him, to push '. the National League to 1 3.(1 lead over the AmttriCJn In the four:fh Inning ~ ~r_d__ ,,._ Ohio: P1rtly cloudy W)th UtU. chante- ia temperatures todq, p night and Friday. ScaU.-1 t.btmo ~~~~~~~~----~----~~~----~~---::---:---~~t-7:-::::7.~--= -~--~--==----------------------~~w'~ Vol. VIII No. 74 , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, July 12, 1956 •· ·· Jbebw l'bolle 3111 ' .• ' ,. .• I Parkersburll. · M"r. and Mra. Robert Davis aild l'<'llild,ren of Langsville spent FJ::l· bar mother, Mrs~ E\'il day 'l'rncy ancJ sister, Ebtin . MEN'S SUMMER SUITS BY ' MARX .,Mol!. REGULAR, SIZES. - -- - - - Det!oted I Mrs. Ruth Goodnitc received a prize for- bavlna- the largest ram• A CROWD of 28,14J fant fills ..' • • ' doo ud boys; llr. ·and"lfril, Aiti• : m:ond_GriDI. · ,. • 'f'WatU Rl.·usb William Do.rtba; WII'Jltr Mt•.;~d Mrs..J,i&J'o , m an 4 • • . • Clr.u4i~ ~ ' ,. .... ~ ·~ ~ ily prese11t. The .seven frorn her famjly weN ber son and his fam· ily, Mr. lnd:,'!"Mr.s. Ray Goodnite a.o.d JGanna; alSo her daughter and children, Mrs. Minnie Harris, Sherry and Paul. Tbt% · following boys joined in tbe ch_ase (Gr the greased 'Pig: Wtliam Roush, Wamer Roush, Gary KiOg, Jimmy King, Cttarles Yonker, Bryan Yonker. Lew King, Philip King:, CbRrles He1'dman, Htr.Shel HcrdmaJJ., Rqger Luckey· doo and Larry Luckeydoor. Tht pig was first captured by Gary King but he wat unable to bring In the bacon. No 100ner had Mr. Pig broken loose than be w11s ,llrabbed up by Jimmy l{h;~:t who made good on his boa!l.d\ll'bll th~ . ba~ket dinner that he was gbh~B to catch the pig because he ha'cl h1m a_lrea~ a,uld; \·. ' . ' . Due lo tb~ good spirit, good Cu.rr and J;Qod attendance the hope was ex(ll'css"e d thllt the Broad Run Cflmmunity July 4th celebration will be en annual event. Those in attendance other than thooe pre· ,,iou!lly mrntioned weL·e: Mr. and \trs. Douey Roush, Emogene and Roush, Agnes Ro1,1sh , Mr. 1\:irs. Ed King and three children; Mrs. Suzie Edwards, Julia Edr Whrds, 't'omr,ny .&wards, Mr. an~ ~Irs . Harry Ord, Mrs. Elpha R. Young and three grandchildren, . ' Bobby, .Jimmy and Ronnie; Mrs. Jaek Ord, Linda, Beth and JohnnJE'; Martha O~in11ar, Anna Olllin- • • enttn e :et Itt' cream, pIus • e • " The, July fib Jodepende.,.. Day 1 . ~· OIJ'<R: lJ~- lt. M l!rlilltoa~ Broad Rull ger, Mrs. Cl•y Gl'lnatte!l, BerDiea· L , ,.1.un·• . i· ~ 1 .....-tt! 1 .._~. 1 1 • .,..,_ 1"? ~ ' 1 _ , • 1UI!'o1ll- · 'l"••~ '. - . , Johnson; Mrs. Doril Yonl:H", Cbu. t:e~:u~~~ ~!~~:: 1800 Raymond, Bl')'an,' Son)'a, apd Na· KttUOD',. ~ ~~1:· ~ atten;ded It bas been reported. thall; Mr. and Mrs. AI.h Lu~ff· .. ~t{. CUrkl.~:n~~lir.. ·k Yr cclebraUGll or tbe C il h I . • ond JudQI; Ill'• , Rill!! ., II.O<id.91to, aoa IDd d.alllbttr ,. and ~famiuu; ~ ' • 3 I c r:n. \Y l SMkl~~•.wav~ ,,..l'den.. Ei· ..nhewer ~ .u doubt of bis A ~ """ ,Mttntioft, by an- '"'..PCinl' the* k1••1JJ e ~:md....._ TM,,ftc. t k ,!lf ~told I;OP .c on....-...,nel , . .'1h ~ty.. buri that'\ht! faela 111 "better . shapt~" now .tfJII' when. he flrat. • .P~osecutor Files I Folleral Semce • " . , • • J;'l T0 Be 0ft Fn'day Metg~, ount JIf Jumor .fair ·.lnfonnation Bill I ' · ' Lj~ vestock EJtlnrs • &ught ou Lawrence Boydl Funeralaervices for Albert Cole 87, a lif~ long reaidE-t1t ar Orange ' c Township until the past seven yeal'SI, will be held at tb~ Christian .cburch in Tuppers Pla1ns Friday at 2 P· m. -Mr: Cole -~led at ~anca_ster . -l~airfleld. H~spttal Tuesday m&ht. He had reended witb .a daughter, NQDa Awlld, ·Lancuter, ~or the past seven years. Surviving the 4ecea~~~e~ art two ~o-; ~axl of Long Bottom and 01!rald o( Lancaster; three daufl,btcr11: Ola Campbell. C(ll\i.mb1u; Jol!ie Hwnphrey, W&:'tervllle and Noila Awald LllnctSter. '· ~- lltltvi,tng · are .... . fdil(er t.ena Keebaugh or Columbus; a brother, Homer Colts, TUppers Plain&; 16 grandchildren and 21 p-eat grandchildren, Burial will he dade In !l'upp,,ra Plains under the irectlon of the Arbaugh Fulleral Home, New FOOtball Co·a"h Nam~..J 00 Al .M3fJetta • · lJ ' . . . '. • • Dr. John w. M90r~. veteri,naru\n and c. E. Bl"akeslee, County Agricullural Agent, were making a tou"r of the homes Of 4-H Club members interestf:d in exhibiting !ivestock at the Mei~P~ County Junior Fair today and will oontlnue their tour 00 Friday. Vis.ited today were tbe homes l)f EJ~nor Well., Roger Rose, Dale Hart, 'Don and ViriJfti& ·Jo)mson, Jackie Cummins, Karen Theiss, Arlene Thejss, Cbarl!s Holler, Rev.(:. .E Hoyt I • Named Ch8JrJD8D • Of ' Bat*'JSt Gr·ou·p . d 1 The Rev. . E .' Hoyt, pastor ot tht! Fir.lt Blptist Churcb Will nam· ed chairman of tbe ehuicb <roup· ina; committee in thP Pomro-oy, Central and Rio Gr1nde Bapli.J>: ASSDCiatlonll, when he atteilded II meet inc. in Jackson Tueaday eve• n.iii.J A 11 pt!'c'lal meetilfR ot Mr. Hoyt'a committee . is set for Juh· Z1 at Rio G~aD~. . JiarOid c. Laugbead, Granville, was in charge of the meeting Tuesday wben ministers ahri kc)' !ayleaders of lhe churches in thi~ area met to discuss regrouping 01 cbur . ches in. the Am~.rican Baptisl MARIET'l'A, 0. UP-Anthony Ware, 31, wtio cOached 1t _N orth Hartfort! High Scbool near 'Bel A11, Md., Ja&t seuon, t.oday wu named .Jiead football coach and phy~cal education director &t MtrJttta Hl.gb School at S6,3Sb a y•ar ~· A.&s~lation. Miss Eliza nare, 1 native of Shlnll!'1on, W. Church beth Snodgrass, RiG Grande. Area Va. 1 formerly coached at Lum~er- misiso 11 ary• . was also present and port and Spencer, W, Va., 1cho'ola. to It th 0 par1 1n e" progr•m. Re sUcceC'Jd8 Fred f'i"era~. who di~ la.st · Churehe.~ rep~sented lncludl>,' PurtMnouth, Ironton. Wellston . P9miroy, Racin•, C'"-shi;e, Rk TO DIBBlE , Grancre and cher, ESlli Mae Blackwood; 1:00 James Sheets; 1 :45 Jack and Fred Morris, Robert Hollida", D&nn~ ~ • Hnlhdlly, Richalii RifP-, John Paul Muntg!'mffY, te'()'""C Perry,· 3:00 · Robert • • Goode. Sher· Paul Nelaon, man ustlce, Charles Smit" ~· ~ld Bolin, and Wayne Pr~ 4::00 l. :arry Gray, nandan Tackett and Patricia Blakeslee. Nece£sary tests were 1(\ be per. formed with the various planned 1 llXhibit~ on the tour. Blakeslee reminded that opf'n class entrits muSt be made •with · o\Jh!n Hill, "Secrl!tary on or before 1\ugust 1. He addf'.d that entries_ after that date will nC't be accept· eo. lGarden Clubs To ::, •• '..,_ , . . 1 o - Wahama To Meet Gallipolis Nibe Friday Evening Mason Coon · ty.. Schools To Open 0n September ..,,.,.... ""July ~~our> bef- tho Tbo ieadoo School 10 Mason County will open .on September 4 and will close on May 24 for the IJChool year 1956-5'1 according to the 8cbool calendar recently adopt.ed by tbe Mason Couu\7 Scbool Board. As bas been tbe- custom Jn t!le past teachers wUl meet In a county.wide meeting prior to tbe openin& of the schools. Tbe d:tte !ol" that meeting bas beea an· nounced as August 31. ProJram: for t~e term will be set up at ~t time. ... Holidays to be observed during the year are as follows: NOftlD> .her 1 ilnd 2, West Virginl• Education A.Sisociation CQaftlltlon; November 6, Election Day. NoY. ember 22 to November ~ Ttianb giv1ng holiday; December 20 to January 2, Chrbtmas ltolidfya:; Apnl 19, Good Friday\ ' WOfk8h0p Au·· ·g. £. U 1 Glil'den Clubs or W·igs, ~allin <•nd Vinlon Counties, D!strij:t 11 Jf !be Ohio Associa'\on of Gfrrdtm :::: lubs, will ha\'P. a proeram' pbn· 'lmg workshop al Rutland Metbo· diiH Church, AUi{Ust H with the Rutland Garden Club ·ll.s spoDSurE .~ccording lo the an~ouncement milde tod: v b~· Mr~. Rof!!ert Reibel. Regional Director. Mi's, James Jackson, f:wibgton . T'n.st Jkgional Director and · now JJi.:striet Pl"ogram chAil'man, will 1>r in charge of. tbP workshop and !11 club program chairmen and !heir Committees ll'f asked to .be ttresent Other inter~sted per50n!l will a1so be welcome. The host club wiU fq:nish 1 bever1ge for the noon luDtb and those attending are aake4 f,O brlni lunches. Thi>. will be .,U· ·•.b.~· •ck sesmt~n. •J f!: · ~ M '" .• .j{;, . otrlke 1. began .in Pittsburgh Ml)' 28. Finnepn atepped into tbe ptalemated d!Bpute July 8 when he lew to Pittsburgh Jor separate uploratory conferer.ces with .the I~Witcy •od unior. repreaentativ.. ... A buebaJL game between mcm · bers of the Wahama Hlgh School baseball team and the Gallipolis ~igh Scpool baseball team will be payed at Bachlel Field oo Friday CINCINNATI, O. UP-Produce evening at 5:30 it ha11 been lnEggs, Irregular pricel!l at (arms 1 nounced. wbites md brown~; A jumbOs 40The Gallipolis team, coached 46; A larae 38-40; A mediums 34.. by Hobe Wilson and others, has 3!i; A smali 25-27 ' mostly 26·2.'7; B been formed in orifJr to build up large 30-32 mostly 30.31; FdB hasebalt in the Ohio school and C..:ioeinnati, Whites and browns. A to insure talent for next year·s large 44-47; A medium 39--41 high scho,_ol te.Jm. Chickens, fryers about ateady; . The Wahama fearu witl be fryers 3-3~ lb 22-23: he~t~ over 5 Corabed by Chet Oliver and will J~ 1617; hens 5 lb 1516; bens lnc!ude boys from the high school hght type 1314. Butter 90 score 68. who pla)'ed durine- the pasl year. ~~--~--~~ .- ~ , ---------~~--- • M"rs. Evelyn· Sedgwick, Rural J{"oi.tk, Oarwin, was taken to th(' Mei!l& GellP.r"l flosvital at 12:15 P. M. on Wedneiday by the Porn· eroy Em~rgency Squad. · The Sq11ad aJso ·answered a call late on W<!dne&:clay ~v~ina . and took Sadie conde, Tolrrdo .. a visit. or in tOwn to tbe Melt• Hoj:;pital. ....,_ .--..~.. bi~ORCI , &OUGHT Su.it (Gt ..divoi,(e lw been• filed office of tbe· Clerk nf by PrisCUia · C: Schuler, Jame1 L. S<ll~ler. bo'1> nf ' • · ?f Hold Trl•CounJy Mid~~~.:__ I Market Reports , MINISTER AND WIFE BATTLE 1N COURT . Emergency Squad I Makes Two Runs • Larry Holter, Cbeuter Rose, Bill C•rleton. Wayne Davidlion. lim Iugraham, JGyce Caraon, Randall Roberta, Ronald Ritt'hie, Roger Kirkhart, Jack Westfall, Kenneth Hq:er, Larry and Cbarle~ Collins, A.eith and Ernet~t Vineyard, James Caldwell, Roger and J.,.arry Rit· ehie. Scheduled to be visited on Ffj.. dli.y are the toilowJng : 7-1~ Rubet·t Kautz, Richard Ko~ lu.tz, Stephen and Teny Horc. :van; 8:00 Paul, Larry and Gary Smith, Gaul boy.:s. Er1e ahd Martha Parker; 9:15 Antta ColllM; tlr:OO Reid . Hart, Cl<~rence and o \maid Robson, nonnie Sedgewick E~rl and Vtrs:~l Reeve,, Bill and, Dana Murl'ay; 12:15 Mcilton But- .&.ttonleJ' G. S. HWer lt.ll.d BeY. T. G. Nortboott. SINU.TICJHAL TISTIMONY 11 ~!klnl t.M divnru ~ttle b•'tweeD a m!n¥ter and hia &ttr&ctivf!, M-year..cld wife. 111 & .-eh.arpl: Rev. Tbomu Graham Northcott, a "!n~Uona" with .:.UOther Jllirl.llt,e:r. K:ra. Phyii1a .at Mill ~Jil.a; .~u· §!lpd!l:!y@,& woeJllw ' ' � 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. 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