https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9ea84930852bf3f17ea7e7e7b43eaba4.pdf deb7de00f7cc4456296e943c85927aff PDF Text Text ' • J ~ ,J• '.ll' .. .... \ The Da ilv Sentinel----.~--"'~-,:W"'••=H=,::-:::,.=~:=:,.:-:::••=~-::,.T=~v~:_~.. l~~~..u~_: ~~~ "":'" Mrs. C. E. W. DowfJie Is Hostess --M-rs_._D_a_na_o-=liver .Garden Club Monclay Birthday Honored •• Ttt P':.omeroy .. lf:n. C. E. W _ Dowuie auisted JIQ. G..,. 1'\'ico eotertaineG 11oe ._...,. Gardeo Club lion· ..,. anernooa at htr bomt, Hiab IIi -- E q:bteen members ud five auPll Jfrs. Patr1et Loc:bary, Mrs l.uJ,.kl Fultz:, Mrs. T. A. Downie l(iu Klthryn Bengel of Cinon Dlti, and Mra. Harold Brabbtn of l;barlettoD responded to the roll till with an Am'ffitan h1Stortcal event. :lin Wlham B Downie. pr$'1t dent. presided at the meetlng 'l1lt! J'elignaUon of Mr,- 0 R Faris was aeceple'd An invitation waa rueived to attend the State Guden Club conv«:ot10n to be held in Athens, S~pf. 6-7. A ~ommittee composed Of Mr11 Edwin Cbarlea, Mrs J . 0 Roedel, Ills. LUlie Coates and Mrs Tbeo. do:re Eberabach were named fur the picnic to be held at the Eptsr:ctpll parish house, August fl. 111'1. Theodore Reed Sr, .f4rs. Charles; Perslnger, Mrs H B Smith and Mrs William Down1e \";ere named 1.5 the program com- At Family Dinner son. - Miller Foot .D efender ..... Orthopedic Shoes The Shoe Recommended By Foot Doctors WIDTHS FROM TRIPLE ·A TO D . SIZES S TO 10 Stop In For The &I FOR I $299.00 BAKER IQ .. SALE ROOMS Of New Furniture ~ July Clearance Now In Progress FURNITURE j Marguerite Shoe Shop Pomeroy, Ohio I~="""""""""""""""""""""""""""""",.,~,.,,.,..,..,...""..,1 yeus WWWD IP\Iber, 100 of the · : ~ former B&rbna Nelmt)'er ~er. MANY A 1\.IP 1 vlatllOd <OiaUY.. lo tblo aroo. :Ur. NIIWING'fONI Collll::;<Uf......U. ••d lin. Ftoher ..d daualoter, st. ter drivtq " ....... """ ~ ..,... Loull, vlalted :ur. and lin. C!Ju. paDin.. SamUO!' Youlonlir ~ to Nelmeye:r al)d 10!\t Lawen, u:G " " " ' tllllf ~ .to a¥lld two Mn. Franeea IIIWkhu and aon pUler v.&!W!lew. lt ~ OD- · Eua:ene, Tbe l'labe... went on to IJ Ave ~· frOm 1'b.omt.. , , • mittee for the year .Mrl. John LJetwller gaye a de Sunda y July 8th , the b1rtlklay mobatrat10n on how to m.1ke cor- an ~ tver sary of Mrs Dana Ohver bile& from artificial mater1al wa:; obse rved With a fanu ly duv ad presented several of these l"er at the home of M1 and Mrs conagea to the club to be sold u Allen Eu:hmger a money makmg project She alsQ l)Xhll:uted a flower arrangement Twenty four famll)' rnemben o( gladoh, shas ta da1s 1es and and fn ends were pre ~ent Sh e asters :teeJV rd a decorated b1rthda} Refreshments were served h;. c:.~ke a nd othe r glfi.s the hostesses du n ng the soCia l Those present were Mr and huur Ml s Oliver, her four ch1ldrcn Mr t~nd Mrs Cecil Hysell, Pom eroy, BIRTHDAYS OBSERVED Mr and Mrs Byron lh scll, Col. umbws, Mr and Mr5 David Me Mr.~ Wilham Morgan en terhnn Ghei!, Columbu s an d M1 and Mrs cd w1th a dmner Sunda} nt her :r;1chmger Also her s 1ster Mrs home, Athens Rolid, 1n ob~I'Vance Della Cml~.s and Mrs Clarence flf the birthdays of her son Roger Curtis, Columbus, :'rtr and MMl and his daughter Kathy Presen[ Elmer H aye s and dau.~o:hlcr Mere wPre Mr and Mt·s Ro!O(er Morgan dlth or Km1.1s, Ill , wen• fnend~ al'ld chtldren, Kctth and Kathy, prese nt 1 Ml~s Willie B Harrts and the hosGrandch!ldren present were Mr 1esa. and Mr• Gerald Kelly and Denn1s ar. d Darla Paul and Max Eichin. gc r Mrs Slw ley Diles and dau ghter Judy Ca llmg on Sunday afternoon were Mr and Mrs Aten Shatn of Pomeroy ilnd Dtck Dotson of Ma· YIE ARE .HOW AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR .. THursi;loY;·l'-"y .12, l956 ~. The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio '" The B~tel& Cor-~ ~er In M dtlleJOrl 011 e _,_ :leanor S. Schlaf, Middleport Society Editor - Phone 11078 wcllle Bearb• Hawkins. Pomeroy Society Jidl!!t!!o::;r;;-~Ph~o~n::;e:,:6:::244::;:_ _ __;:.;;;;_ _ _ __ RJding Club Pla?s For Show . . . . .. /United Meth~ist ...... .At County Fair On August 15 WSCS Meetmg Is Plans were made for the club gl ound at 1 p m, Members were ueld On Thursday show to be given at the Meigs to take a lunch an.J nt requet.ie~ County f 111r, Tues day even t ng • ~. t A ugust t Oil• w ben tbe MeIgs \.A.IUn Y · Riding Club met Tues dil)' everung at the Rock S Jlrmgs Gr11nge Ha ll Wiham B. Downie, pres1dent, pres.'d ed over t he meeti ng A meeting of the Ohio Valley Horse man A&&odation waR announced for July 17, at the SalJsbury Tllwnshlp bu.ilding· ctn the fa11 grounds E. J Hill, attiv1ties cbttrman, announced a trail r1de on Sunday July 10., startln( from the fatr ~ack •oft drmk wtll be furnilhed by "Go ye into all the world and the club after the ride. It preach the gospel" was the top" Rdre&hments were served. I. er of the devollons led by Mrs. he clo!H! of the meeL1ng bv Mr. p Sm1tb when the WSCS 'cu.d Mrs E J Hill and Mr." and Harry <I tbe un 1ted MetbodHEt Church . _ W1ham B Downie, president, met TutJ.Sday evcmng at the POMI.~l l)OY SOCfE'fY 1 church Mrs w 0. BarnJtz, president, pre6ided at the meeting and Mrs Jed weJmeT sr . assisted by Mrs Glen Dill, Mrs. -c. F. Tompkins, Mn Dwight Parker and Mrs E. E BryAnt, presented the program the top1e of whJch was "Seatter the Seeds 1n Brazil" Dur1ng the short busmess ses. send two 11 &n it was vote(! to girl&, Janet Struble, daughter of Mr. and Mn. c. J Struble and Janet Carpenter, daughter of Mr · and Mrs. w R Carpen(er, lo turl'i 1IIChool at Sabma in August It wa1 decided' to have a receptlon for the Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Drown and famtly, the date to be announced later It was also de. clded to ask the Youth Fellowship to present the program for the re· cEpt 10 n Mrs. Ge.rald Wtldermuth 1ecre.t ary of supply wort, requestd fta f Ch t boX f • gl "" or rJs mas es or Kor.a and Alaska Gifts for Korea to be s;ent by August 1 and for Alaska by No"ember 1. At the close of tbe meetina:, refreahments were served by the uostesses, Mrs John Chase llnd ~Irs C. E W. Dowme. Mrs Earl !-'!.:~- Wll 5 8 contributmg hostel!$ Mrs Ethel Lowery of ColumblU was brought to the home c.f Mr. 1 and Mrs Fred Letfhelt, Rock Spnngs, Wednesday, for recuperatLon from a slH'ious tllnese. Sbe was accompamed here by Mr.s. Glen Dill and Mra Fritz Buck who drove there for bcr. Miss Virginia Fisher ot Charler.ton was the weekend guest of ber :111nt, M!Ba Nettle KO!Chler. Brenda Boyer, pre4Chool dau. Miss Nettle Koehler and (Uest, ghter of Mr and Mrs. WUiard MU& Virgip.ia FISher visited m Boyer, received a miniature cor- Gallipolis Saturda)'. 111e from Mrs. Edward l"rencb Mrs. Dan Hy,ell CJf Ra¥Cnna Wednesd-ay evening when th ellt- w~:s tbe JUeat of Mra. Carl Moore, tle girl and Mr.a. French recited Tuesday~ the Booka of the Bible at the mid· Rev and Mro. Roger Bi.Bbop week Prayer tervi« and Bible clallll· at the. Middleport Chuuh of have returned borne after a weet'.t Christ. vacahon in V1rgima. The Loy•l BereaM Class had Ml and :Mn John Smitb have the record attendance and flfty- returned home after a viAit with two were present for t!le sen1ce relatives in Meeban!csburg and Mr.s Webb HaU led the devoUonal Columbus service and Fred J Gardner, pasMr and Mrs H R W.ller.s and tor of the churc!l. conducted the d~ughters Melind~ and Suella art! Bible study class and introduced ''Jslttng relatives In Toledo hls mother, Mrs Floy J. Gardner, Mrs Howard Roush of Follana.. Eaton. bee, W Va, is the guest of her mJaw and .suter, Dr and Mrs Sally Schaar will be leader or mother, Mrs Emma Davis. c. E w Dowme Mrs Harold Brenda Boyer . Honored For Redtation --~ __ ,..;..,_ .. ~·~···-~ lllllet'ests ' . Ill fte lffdfi••Itluort Are• /.) .... I )~ Vol. VIII t.a .EEK:END. . .S..... - Matched Sets ~you do it Marine Corps SgtTo Face Trial Mo~day PARRIS ISLAND, IS the iuest of her brother- Wool:Oo.t fun 1so.- ,;,. ,...., l!l) VAHK ~ etDEbl a.. If JIIOI ....,, ... 0 ............ ......_;.,..... ............... cfdne .. do lito job. """ - .. WEEK-ENDERS by IIIG YANK- .. and"' JIIIOI!.!*rl. - Shirt $2.95 Pants $3.95 ~ W' , •• "" 10< - \ t{ t...,tloly Maclllno Woollable. _, "'Somon...., ... ...._ .,.,.., --- I F..... be' Pte.,.nt all8fthwe•.._ RIT"M!NG FROM a olobecl~ I cMiry ol St... J -•o ~-ru• ~. Ice ' 1hlent nd D11llea and Senale GOP ..... , Jdar l' 1mate ln the ~U:it'k~ Nix::·~ ~~ Wltllam Knowllll4 (tllht). Nix- 1 lltlc•l cunpalgDt. 11 was~lbatan'a alrport ~So- ~ re.fft~~·m~""'~~h~fo~,.,~..,~~--~~to~_:l~f•:te:ma=t::-:=':1_ _ _ __ ,.,_ ELB'ER begin January commencement on May 23 and, the be closed next sprina: guest of her parenta. UUCif u•11 •• ,, s2, o.oo, o·o·o - SHIRKS ••••a ........ ,•••.\ . 'f ,I " .. ! I Ten-Year 5%' Convertible Debeature' H I I I I • • __ j J I . .. ' T1 JlOINlA.1 ' .' ..,,' •' ~ IOIWALII'S EARNIIBI c,.rellftf ltvenv• -......:=~ ' 1,989,698 97J1l.m 12.987103 13,<76,816 17,104.1~ 19,224,708 22,690.75,) 25,361,96! 24,117,379 ~.P91. O,.ratlnt llftllll Maln"MfUI ..!Hi""' s 6,.46.1,603 8,516,P98 9,P91,651 0.951,6511 •3,8P9,251 15,548,()96 18,151,11'6 NORWAlK TRUCK liNES INC., lon3 • leader Ia tho S5 blllion•a•year truekia1 biduatry. IOOD it apected to be the leCOD.d larpet motor Common. carrier iD. the tlidted Statea. lnuoll\• a.r.,. .... s 168.993 ~.766.999 19,615,771 22,286.970 295,789 427.601 566,110 759.139 936,389 95d/84 1,070,463 1,127,229 1,208,539 $19,273,806 Inc•"" r.... s <70.?30 $290.730 238,865 910,083 387,245 1,5d8.784 71l,IJ1 9n,452 487,1~ 567,191 ( 97<,806 l09,152 1,417,951 726,101 ),061 ,550 592,260 727,1Jl _1,861,603 384,691 Subject 1o formal ICC apph>Yal. Norw.U. will acquire Sblrb Mo1or Esprot~ Corp., whi.b re0011t)y ..,..U.d ud wu ~8"'1 witli Boyeo Molor Linea, IDe., BeU Truok Co., lac.• :Vintner'• E:ipi'OI, lne.1 and P.M.T. IJne.. Noi'Wallr. aow b eperatln1 Sbirb nndor lemporU)' outborl17 .....ted _hy tb! btentate Commorco Commloaloa. · .. . ' ' ... " 'Jhlo pYOpo..d oequioitlon will ~"" Nr,:wolk a, ~!1 12,000 mn.. of l>iP,woy· opor~: ri(lbta ·m lbU illdllllt!';'riUi lorrilory. II will abo p)'e N..Wallt o to~ ~ 4,At ~. lnlok·troolon 111d IOIIII·trlileni &.1110 oaplb,O.. ~(4~ f. lllillalo. •, ~ - ·' PS7,884 $1,208,6<19 AI thiiWII ahovo, Norwt~l•'• Income tJefore fedorol taxe• ort Income for "'' flvo YMrt enllfM DtceMitor 31, 195.! hat av.,.totl$1 ,201,669 per annum, or mor. than 12 tlmoa tho lllllaiMulll •111•uol t....,.,, NCIUINr,..nt of $100,000 on thlt $2,000,000 '''"'· .....,_ t; ,Senate Group May Incr.,a,se,FOfelgn . .lN,D:.JIJho.tnir- .. d.Ki\11"•.....-•,~;vfl a..,.,.. At tt..wn tty tho Pro Porma Consolldatolf lalanco Shoot, capital •tock ancr •urplut • .,.• ...., It "''" lhen $3,000 por $1,000 principal omouot of lho S% Coovortlblo De- •PIICI• $1,0QO per $1,000 Dtll•ntvNI lplua acuuld lnleteltl loha F. Emathanoon, fnWidor, lo p..,,;doot and Chal,.,.an ol tile S..nh Chatleo Hob. E ...utlve Vioo Preold011t, joi..d tho company Ill 19!1; Robert G. Boyd, Vlee. Preoldont- Trallio. hoa .._"With Norwalk 20 y•ara; J, Otio Ford, S.cretory an<\ General ~.. jQlaecl &he oompanr in. l!}Sl; Robert E. Burrill, Treuurer. hu ~Hl:tm wltb the f/, OFRIING CIRCUW ON REQUEST eom.__paay U "'"" Other oflieen are HU\1 1'. Archer, Aelittant Tre•aurer, IID-.1 )bthnr • B. KoU>e. ~ptrollcr. , DiMdora. Ia ad4ition to the •bove, are Dode E. Emllhau.en; Kenneth 'W. Atutech lol!ort L Dv1 O.lbert H. Gilho...o; Peier J, Schafler1 Charlo• A. Woo4ward, 111d 1 f, BoliO. ~Ideal of Tho Ohio Cotap~y, ·. .EWiof Tfaue D.ebeii,IU'U ll•vt "'ll~ffl. *" IIDt ken ,.,,Uitii'IH! •11clv IAfl S&'IH'Uitt A~ ol 1"-'. ., rAe C(lm~JM:r i, • oontmN t»nifJf' nt/ ~~~~ fltUfth .\y Ill (1'~)'., Dch11uue. " ' •WIIloriu.!i hi Ill• ltau"~ct• CIMIIMI'CC t~~t.; • ' The"Obto e Qlnpany/ ttoiYUTNIIft8 .'. Mttm.... "' ... Ml4wMt ..... - [bdl..... II "·High St. Calu+a If, OhiQ "CApitol I -4431, FRJE Clll • The Ohk. C....~ - ," ~ ' ' .~"".•. .. ,, . 51 N. W-• ·SI., CoJ.mbuo lSI Qhl9 · :, ·' . · · ': , , ..,. ,, (~ - a.-~ , ~.l Pl..... oond me tho cbeular ..,;.,.._.,.., .. !i" tlon ollau1 Norw.U. t.L ft-'--~--.>- ~-- ~ ~,. ' Tnlct ......, Lt... I~ • .., ,-,.'"'co.;.. ' ... ... ... ' • f~ .. ; ~··' /' ,,. ..... ,- • L- Three Are Hurt · i Both Si£1es Decline Comment As Car Hits Tree On Progress In The Session North Of Ra~ • UP- Top ne~~:otia-~ want anyone If& mdulltT)' and the [a.~oe abotlt - Three persons were .seri sly mjured Thunday afternoon when an auto dtJven by Maqdy May Snvder, 31, of Route 2, RacJnP went out of ~ontrol n brakes fall M on the Wade Sayre Hill, northrast nf Racme. .1 d t•·· Wh en l he bra keli Iale ~ I'"'" ;v-...., Chevrolet cruhed mto a tre~ and lt'IIS completely demoltsbed •~· ~.:otdlhs ict Metgs County Shertff Charles Russell A t.asing motOTI5t RUASell Clme nf Racme Route 2 C3Me upun tb~ wrecked autn and f'xtriC11ted the njured !rpm the wreekage He then hrouJ,bt them dtreetly to the ~lt:lgs Genera I Hospt t a I· Mandv Mae Snyder, according \o the shenil's ceport. •uffe... d ' •nd 'e• lo rr for the steel 11. 'mted Stcelworken unmn tn~ again today to b 1t on a peace foa·mu la for endmg the 13-day strl.ke uf s:;o 000 baSic steel worll:en Both a1de.'l deelined any com , ~'n t 111 they mrt in the1r second H gotJat1ng &elision .!Iince the cont ~rct talks collapsed Jut J'une 30. 1 hey met f or t wo hour.~ Thu-•F d 1 d t d' eetorI'MlAf. f' era me Ia tan lF '4 rema1nerl away from the Dl!gotiillltmg taM but •ere "stinding by" In th ' e t they were asked to jmo t ev n lis 1q \be ta " lleDonald ..id the .. Industry a,iUI mtendl lO off~r its article. oJf bident~,.._.. icreemmt< wrK~w ·u aa or nt o Jri.s ma.tter I James Laven.ler ~~ ~ Takes Own·Life Joh1..,.A. _,a U. I Ch h y d .Corp. .....vice prejudge ...saidn urc anc ,.....,......,.,! '"'··''·~ ..,:_ indutry'a .,_ apok~. ,. S. Steel be W.Q Stepbeu, presiclelltt, to ol , . ar :.~ before ....~....... helma Snyder. 8 months old bit J•mes Lavendec. 42, of Point Stephen. sald lie ...,I'll !o . . lh• •nd off her tongue and suf- Rock C.Ied on Tbured'ay evenma: the pubhe tbatel'l!'f}thiiJI bl! ftd bia fered chiD bruise& o( R~lf mflld.ed guns bot woun dI sure auociates ''lrW 40 Dora Scarberry, '72, a passenger '" Holzer Hospital sbortlr after ~ur po1rft' to n.e:~~;;:;~f m the car suflered a bnoken leg he 1ng found by h18 wife m • 'The ulan arrd WESTBURY, N y and PO!IStble of an eye ac· 1. ,urehyar~t.near h1s home. •eaeataUns were hunted , today for a. -.ian rordmg to the r eport ,i.avendrr, a veteran of World la Thunda gray" whose bou. .•telephone Mei&s General Hospttal today IJ '\\ ;.r u, had served lD .&be arm, for lrlagered a futile search tbrougb r~portl!d an aa resting comfort &even. years and wu despondent F F tltl'$e llttbway staf;Lonll for the kkl- rt.ly. (.ver Jlnl!e< hu release ., Jnne"!~d naped1Welnberger ba:lby ' rom • The c-::p.nk -=a.lll w~:~~~ , laeed ~ \lP-:1 toss I 8 traced It to • oo1n telepb~ ot •, tf:anhattan subwa'y station. · The man told the operator: "The 'baby wtll be lef.t jn the I 68th, St Independent aubway station He ~ung up alter the terse, cryptic reesu.ge, . New York CLty ~nd Transit Au· thorlty pollee converged on tbe station within minules They alHO ae~rebed tbe adjomin11 lr!terboro R11.pid Transit subway atation and other officera f'hecked t~ 188th St Brooklyn Manhattan Tran&it subway statlon on Queens, Long kldntp~d Island. ' ~der~ llediatl~ ur "'--·-•- Recovered By' . ' _ • 'M • e1gs Sheriff r A truck taken hom a Gallta CoUDty coal mme on Thursday was qu1ckly recovered tn the ~ve· rJng or tbe same day by the shcriff'• department of Meigs CoiUlt)' Frid Junior Conkle, Galha .County lwas i.pprehended m the t:ucll: and turned over to the sherllf o£ Gallia County. 1Je wa.s taken near Hobson at abaut 5 40 P M Tbe truck waa reportedly own t'd by Jllhn Vance and was taken !rom the VICinity of the Ed Spencer coal mtlle m Galha Coun ty spencer IS a re,si~nt of Mld- nnt1ced stltillf on a J.l•ar thCll' home and then later !.~d mi.Ssed him She found htm in a cht~rehyard near the1r home wherE he app arently had nbot IJ,im self Fnende took tum to Holzer Hospital Immediately He died : h.~e at 7 05 P M 'Mae sheriff'1 d, partmcnt reporlt>d that h! \Jad du:d of wounds mfltcted by a 22 cahber automatic plato! The body IS at Stron,e and Sons Funeral Home tn WJlkesviJle wttere fdends may cal) after noon .on Saturday Funeral services will be held on Sunday afternoon at the Baptist Church in Oak Hill, W. Va., at 2 o'cloet. He Js survived by his Wife, the former Betty Mae Beane; hil mo. 1her, Mmnie Ra1der Lavende.·; A ~lice rad10 alarm described the man Is 40 to 50 years old, 160 to ~'70 pounds, wearing a hght lf&y IUit and llght gray hat with a black band, and havu!!_,.,crllJ' !lair and a medlum eompw... ll. dkpoct New Jersey pl'lliee were abo no. , -·- - , - - - tlft.ed because three Jntentate bus 1 1 ternuoal& are located near the JIBlh st subway .station on Man• hattan. . --------_ CINCINNATl, 0., UP-ProducP.: EQs steady to firm; pr1ces at IN HOSPITAL Jvms, consumers • v~Jtes and Ml'5. Lewis Sauer Sr. is browns, A jumbos 41-47; A large C!eveland Cltn1c Hospltal for I--L39-41; A medhuru; 34-M; A smaJI se.rvation. Her room nllmber ~ 2a-2'l; B large 31-33; FQB Cln· 611. cmnatl whtta and browoa A large BilL.. KHOOL TO OPEN 45-47; A med1um1 fO.U. ,. 1 ... UI Chickens, fryers tbout steady. Earl Warnke, Band lnatruetor ,Daily vacatiOn BiDJe Sehoo w r,•ere a.a~ lhB 21 •22 ; hi!Ds 5 Ib 1 o 1~en Al Enterprise EUB Churcb • d lb Middlepot1, was oiH' of trio Mo d Jul to to 21. Boun and o~r Hhl7, ben&, un er 5 ~ trombonists wbo were ~~~ b: ::~m a m. until 11:30 1a.t6; light type 13-14, old in a speCial number in l1 o m daily On f'rida, July 27 will 1 rousti!Ts 9-12. the Elms Pop \be a. picnl~ and Surlday ecnnmetl· Butter 00 score!' Me Thursda~ rueht vers1ty :lummer ('emenl &ii!'J'VJCel!i at 7:3Q p. m. ICI CR~AM SOCIAL !l.and Direetor The Racine Ameritan Legion and several guest JACOIB CITED Lari'f J.aeoba 18,1 Route 2, Pqme.. "Yil.i hold an ice eream soc1al at sen ted t~e second in • roy, hall been cited to apptefd' In lhe Lea:ion Hall on Saturday ewn- four Pop concerts to be t!l.e court of Mayor E F. Robln- InK. July 14. Plenty of home ma~e sumtner The nex.:t conce-It is son on a charge of dlsregardlnl a :ce cream js assured for the affair stop !dgn. Bffair for July 19 -~- _ _.,.__:::_:::_:..,--------- -- - -- -' -- - - -- - - - 1\tarkel Reports Its pared by represenfativl!'s 12 major ltHl produeera,· wOutd about II$ '""" . . per maa dariq b~ fi,ve lie JZ 2-3rd eenta per man bov_. Posalble lntenllfied .covernmeDt action in tbe atrlke deadlock wu b1ated ThunO,. bJ\:.Comme~ Sinclair Weeb.. If the lda• enough" the covwtQ .. h•ve to do IIOIDeaaid. thia does not mean be use of the U1,iunctlon "' the Taft-Hartley Act steps 11J top executives ot the steel warehouse mdustry said 'J'bursday they have railed their steel prices from three to four per cent beCJ.\Iie of the nationwide 11tt:el strJile. The l'ltatement came from 13 of 18 membel'! of the ~ucutlve of tbe American Steel Association boldiq meeliDJ here. - . • ' plf- br too Lt. cou.... Goo.., W. 1 trLci. !''"Ji:i:I nen.s Melerhoff ' of GlenVJ•w and Chief 0. G.-ab, air 1t1tlon aec"rlt, officer 1ft. Itt 1 pect ..., ctebrl• of !' ...v.. Warnke F,eatured prnduetivlt)o ,.. laduslrf ilal4 oler,of eo~t 0n TCUDUJUDe ,... .......... hour tbt Thursday l"•ra. Tb• lmm•diat• toe..nu. · man.qemeat olicia1a hid, woul4 ....•• i ."ooiii1 . four floors the conf~...cbambu at thP Hotel William Penn. Cb1ef atumbllDg blocks iD the way of settlement of 'the strik~. whieh bas ~ ost the indur;try and mill workeni more tb1n a baU~ Oillion dollan., appeared to bt a w1de divergence on the lengtb and Immediate ga.ms of a new coo- The mdustry 1tuell; by U.s offer "' a Jong term, no-«trike ape. meat which provides tOI' an IIUUlal averaa:e inc:reaae of 1.3 eenta an hour plus otbez be.nefils 1prea.d over the term of the eontraet,. which the companies said muat be •t least 52 montlu, ~ IIIUon rejected the offer aa, Jag tbe eontnet was too lone. thi waae iDcreue too 1m1:all ~ the anrl a b1other, Edgar Lave.nder, otbel' benefits 4elayed. McDori'ald maintained the. worbq ~ eD· NQrfoJk, Vtrgtnia. IHII'II to I ..,l•lloool ot '1:1 e<llf; m bour CH1 tbe 'baais of inereued ~ Nome..._________,____...,._,,...~'':.'·,.;;'r,...~ to a.n)' atlwlionl tblll," •teet.voriera Pre11dent DIVId J Me· Dun2ld detlared Thuriday when he refused to po.u! for photogra. pher1 with industry official&. "H se!ms t.c) me the mdullf.ry hu no lbtentlon or de&Ire to make aa agreement at this time," MeDonald uid. The •teelworkers, he aa1d , " want to ma ..•e an -a.a •••••• meaL .. "I don't PITTSBURGH ·"'· ~ T? t, ·a}~'lfa<vail, &·[~!~• N'ew Yotlt''lelephone·operator wlio ,t,-L--I.'T1mll. t;OiqJ . •- '_ Levered -------J Truce In Steel Strike E'Yery civil defense Ora:anlza. hoD bas a place in the exer~1se, ~lnce any mass nuclear bomblng would affect al1 cJtlzens Areas omitted from the target area will have vital ".IOOd netghbor" rune· tious to perform just as would any t;:lty tbat ~eaped bombing In .a.t r~al atladL • •J • Civil def~n~.e control ceri~~ neryw~e will 10 tnto operatilht:~ with the asaurilld sounding of t~ ilrat aler' Ol\ ~t,j.ly 20. F\'om tllilt; pdnt they wUJ carry on just a• , it 01 real attl(:k had bHn made< M: the Umted State•. The clvil del fen,se exercue wlU bt u realistic 111d complete u 1 practice •uval or maneuver wardeM TillS COMIINID OPIU.nON--tllq lr<a ChlooJii to CleveJ..,d. to Now York aad fro"' Detroit to Plu.hursb to' Ballill!oN - OIICOilipa- more , 1!o111 10;000 oltloo md. ~~ . hi tho ........ lllduatrial Olllpln ... World bhtO<J. ;' . MUUEMEI" Boy Selected For " Forestry I'Ria, $1,000 PER $1.000 D111NTUU CJ!Ius •ccrued ln,.,..,l :-- - - , l..,..•" ......... '"""""' ....... .,.. 11 b t Cinl defense orl;amzatJOn5 on ('IYll defense tralnlna exercJ&e, the local and county level wtll ''OperatiOn Alert 1866" whtch wUl c. S. Cashman, mana... bave a major role to play .10 the be conducted Jul)' 2.Q-26. ger of Ohio Statf' Fa1r, Will be The tralning (exereise, developthe principal gpea.ker at the July , ed by the •Federal Civil Defense meeting of the SouAdmtmstratLon, t4e Department of theaatern Ohio Regional CouneJl Defense and tbe Oftlce. of Debe held "t the cambrian Hotel _I, fea.se Mobllizlltlon, Wlilltmulate a tn Jackson 01\ J•1ly 19. ~ fintle massiV!, att,:ck with n~clear t~\ecognized for his • •• • .., ~ea10ns !cted ''Plnst...millta~~ ! her dllllitr ~· ' ·· ~,.w~ guo:.:• ..;,....d ......ting ' , """"!' tli..,PG!fwl" ed at'op~:f even!Plg His talk • Puerto RlCo and· t& Canal ZOne. beuc f Ia )iromottonil nature WAS~GTON UP-The Sen- A total of 76 areas wdl be the th ~956 Ohio .S~e· ~air. ate .Appropriations Conumttee ap. pre-selected~presu.med targets and 1 e '"-1. ll ilm the Way today to- "'ach of the areas ma:v mclude a Following the . di~ner t-'lert- will ~t!ea:;dm':talling $3.4 billion number of cit1es or smal~ com· a Trusteea meetmg 1n {he' Ho- 8 ro rtatlon voted by the House .nunihes AU of the na11on s .other TOQD1. ·A socl~l hour f~: t:e foreign aJd program. tara;et areas h~ve been aas1gneri ar the Colomal rest· E f tbe Senate group's support roles m the exercise starting._ at ~:SO ven some 0 t 8:18. The most ardent economy ad~oca es, In addition areas oC up to 10,000 at 6 so p. m. !ioucb as S~n. Allen J. Ellender siJ,uare tmles dowowm~ from the IJ.La, co~ceded that tre !:louse- Yttack dtlea, tneluio'·1.1 rural approved fiJure probab Y wGuld be commumt1es, lie withm tbe fatlmcreased. FJiender told newsmen, cut pattern of the bomb blllsts however, be was ~~ 1 11 f~ the and tttus w1H be assumed to be House figure and lower 1f pos- 111 danger of radioloa:lcal coDtam.t· Sible; • natJUn, AdmJuistratJon senators sueh Thlls will aive every local e1vi1 as Senate GOP ~eaQer W1lham delense or2amzation iD tbe .aatlon .(!' Know land Cahf anq Repubh· t t t play a direct e~n Whip SallonstaU, ·~~ o~~o~.·:.rlo: Alert The exld t tu · ' . Masa, lllld tbey wou .1uppor tent ~ 0 wbtch they do partlclpate, some increase. Tbey woultl not aud whether or nQt ev,acuation predict, ,however, whether t~e and sh~r dr1il11 or other publlc \:ommittee would go aU the way m participaUon 1eaturea are to be m~hn& Prestdent Et.Senhower's scheduled will be detetuH.aed by request to make the 1 approprlition local civd defense autbormes. match the $4 blllion ceiling which t;ongress authorized earlier for The f1rst 36 boura of th• exer· else-from !J.O:OO a. m. {(EST) J~ly foreliD aid spendmit. 20, throUib 10:00 p. m. (i;.S!) July Z1, wil1 be devoted almost en tlrely to the Immediate problems, decisions, ,tnd actlons r~uired ~t local and State control centers. Problems involved include the assesmeot of the locJI! effecta of the 188umcd attack and the local ~.ounter measures t4ken. Condilio1n bt'!vond lou) capabihtlee would be taken to hl&her level!. Local levels may close after contph!tlng this Dbase of the opt~ration. However, the ue.rcle WJ!l contln~e for an additional fiil! days, wlth sueceslllve phases to cover State and Federal levels A'l levels of cJYil defenae will be actlvllted at the start of the ex e-rclse and there will be major pro. blerps which will be handled at ull revels. ~11\l • Mlttbew C. MeKeo•. the drdl instructor who marof reeru1ts lDto a creek aa a dladpltn, goes to trial by a:enmartial Monday. of the recrutta were drown~ ed m. a general paruc II the pla'Oon vee red lDlo deep water on tbc moonless, windy nt1nt of l••t Aprtl 8 McKeon, a oatlve of Wnrcester, Mass, and a veteran 0( eight •a•s In the Marines, is ' ... ' <allrged w1th manslaughter. It conv1cted, he couJd get a man mum penalt.)l or 10 year, m prison and dhohonorable discharge. ' The trar:;tc march tobched off a national debate ae to whetber the peacetime tramtng mothodl of ' ' t! proud and eombat proven Mar~ tne Corps have been too rtgoroua. __,_ _ _..,;S:;,i:.:;ng~le:..::Copy:::!:.!._..:5..:.c Negotiators AHempt Nat'JOllWl"d 0peraton AIert . u T l h , ak . S h J I dF r- Next Fn"dayy' :. oax e ep one :O:':.'!":."ce~~~~~n.''.. I . Head s Spe er. . --. (' Ct n e 0 Calls Hampe - nng' • SEOMi At eet Ing' . Kidnap Probers · gener~t members~ip ·-· '' . F. Obi0 S tate 'au the /'- vpcoM._ ,... the '· ne:~~:t on th~ famed U S. Marine bpot tra1mng .:amp wbere a ~'·•••ar··old ft.seant..:.....aqd, ac:eord iu: c:*Jimandant, the entire \l>!·loc Cor»>-Wlll be OD trial itn.gedy of Ribbon Liquor ·Extend NORWALK S C. Ua- - fl!•"l•n•• atte..ntton wtll foe111 I ,;M,~,.~,~K~~·t_h~ry~n~B~e!._ng~e':l~'o~I~C,~In~c"'in~!:.B:"•~•b.,b~ '·~n_lo~f'l'C..!b~ar~le~st~o-n_i_s_•_"_o_a~~"J""""'"",;;;,;~,...~~~""~,~~~~~~,~~""~ BAKER FURNITUR.E!1:1 nesday the devotlonal .eervJce ne:r;t Wed· \ n 1~J O,.,.,.,,.;;,_:.;;:,;:,:.;:;:,....{ Po,neroy-Middlept)rt, Oh:,::io~_.:.F.:.:ri;:do:;Y~·.:J::u:.!.ly..1~3"-'..:.'9.:..:5:.:6:____s_us~n_.. _no_ne_3_98_ No. 75 . - enttne . \. DO-IT-YOURSELf~ ' • ._ • ••• • Cr•rw of Chlc•ea (rltht) which celllded In miNir with MAj. Mu Oli""'"' let ~~Vrl,.. elr 'ho hMI'II .. for Gl..w11W', Ill~ naval • air bi&e'M 10th tnnl~- \Jw (nne died In thl crtsh,' hla plane ~hlng thrH houiH while Mill. Ollnter Wll able to cr•h-lanllf his let 11nct escaf*( with minor lnlurl ... h!Mnt ~ , • �• • ' I •' PoaeTwo Friday, July 13, r956 "rnv-MirldiPI'W'Irt. Ohio The Daily Sentinel • iloltS WAV'I'OU!a1! N.OT SUPFO:SED 1'0 'FE.'E L.IT.' DIVOTID TO IIITEREST$ OP MIIG$-MASON UU, aiCHUD I. OWIII IIYNOLD I. GIIINI IDITOl I GIN. MOl. '---, Pubt11bed every afternoon -eaeept Sund., bJ Tbe OhiD Valley Seatiae&, Inc., at 110 Meeban1t St Pomeroy 1 o . BU!lneu ottict On -~ United word · "Thi! eucefllful of the larges t and most efficient , operation of this tnonendous genelectrlc power plants in existence e rating and transmission system were dedicated In the hiJls of the oeveral months ahe .. d of the oriOhio Vallt'y Many dignitaries glna1 fast schedule i.!l a majer ae· looked on as the go vernon of In- oomplishment and !s a ·credit t dlanll 1nd muo unYeiJed placquea your entft orcanl:t~~tion." Back of thh is a storv-a bi& A spokesman for the builders polnted out t~t the project'll destory, !u\J or algnll\cance. These two plants ha\'t' but one mttnstrated that prlvatt- enterprise eustomer- the Atom1c EneriY \can do the needed jobs and adCommisaion. They cost $385 miJ. ded: "It 1J' this eontribuiJon to hon They were built by 15 t41.x- the principle or priYate enterprl&e p~:~ymg , buslnes.s.manaaed utility 1 operatlnJ In 11' atmosphere ot poC'ompanieg which banded totether Jltlcal freedom and maximum and resourcefulness io do the jub Tl-jpy we~~e ftnaric-1 ftexlhlllty t>,\ with priv:tte fund , not a:overn- that will go down as tbe outltandment funds. ina contrlbutlon. of thl.. pbnt , " '1':1e moral Is platn. No job js The two proj~cl11 were put on the ltne three months ahead or too big for privat~ enterprise In S<'hedule- and the kllowaU cost the power field, Tbere is na · was bllow orlginol estimateS' land no justification (or ta>:·tallng, ~~rman !;ttrauss ol l~e~E~oclallzed federnl power aystems. thl.!l Demoeratl~ deputk!a have bol~d of ni•0~ '¥...,.; :n ho ral)lmed thl'oug~ l • t)'t * ....... I '• I A blf, ttatUII4UI brownettt eUt down ancl UII:J thl pllnilt ~tow ' I about ·(J.t~ Lt~ng. I 'UIIt Holiday uted l~ ilnr•tt lft Ktlly'i s·tabl.. I in olher da.)'e. He lookt at the browneue lmpiLIIIvtiJ lftd Bla)'l n;, ' He play• lt tine: ) t .... .• ) · 1" · - SO THIS IS St:ND.A.Y NIGHT In a COrtltf of M&Ah,tttn.. A hind· with no p~ ~It ~ PJ, 'llkiQ! aloud a plano IU1d lleltnlnr to the old, otfbtat eona:t that no rad~ wU1 fu.r· I tul of people, preaumably Illilbln &hem. the baek 4 1 ~ • l , room, dim and varut·looklnr. 4 dQMft tablet wttlt: rtd checkerboard c:lothtl on t)J_em are emptr. A\ '\h• ~ • mM 1 N141 b eArly edition ot a M'on4•)' tabloid ant ~htdtl Mt.nU.'t batttnl' averaae. , You can't put y ..ur ftqtr on theM peop\t, You ean't 100~ a~ Ult blot1dt and aay llhe mll'llCUrtl lq a hotel tl~rblr lhcip, of ~· u\e twarth.Y younc. 1'\t.l'l for a dock•w&lloper. Out In t.ta• iuburiHI now, 1.Junior exec:ut1Ye1 1~d their wtv~a ftlvll ftnlltl~4 batllteu.. ·n.,:. ind art "ltttnr In the aummer nJ*"t on "'' 1101C 1awn. ·a~ YoU cU " ' them and hear Lhtlt olhop t~ alld ICJIKIVt thtft\ tor. ~t thtJ art. Thut, ho~et', art tbt oft-center ' onft, 14 ~ ,1lt~'lt1 Wilt lido oal..n ol a late I!UIId•Y· Tlliy doo't '"" muo/t: tlltY JUII itt il.~ . alp thetr drink. and Hlttn to the ttahi. Yount plahl~t. ' ·ftrft6rt'OW : they will 1a ~ to roiUfti drunka or playln.r \h• ~11.-rt'n•t or .-mna 1 10mebody tht ~ aro61tlyn bfldr*-bUt tontfiit 'they 'lM · ~\Y Cacti ~UI}d a 1rand pllliO 1n a dlrktntd lln mW. •• ' I I I - - ~· -~-- - - --- - - - MIKAN MAKES ----- frQm II bi,IDrh ot 111w ~~ieh Fury 10·30 Uncle JohimY Coon.t 11 :DO Captain Gallailt 11 30 Mr. Wizard l2:00 OaptUD" Z-J;to · 12 ·30 Down 411 ttle :rarm " 1:30 Baseball 4:00 ~ance P'arty I 5,00 . I 5.30 Roy Rogers tl. 00 Sporis Eye 6:1D News Picture DQ~n You Go 7:00 Julius LeRo8u ,1 ' ,. e .oo People Are FUnn;·.. 8:30 FeStival or Slars. ·' u,oo 'g,iJo Encore Thtatre Adv~nture o( 4fli da)l's before an ~JtCtlon. Nnt day, 10 Turldah DI!WIIPIPpunll;ll who er cormpondents were barred ~ S~ Off , cD.n't run all fast as he· caJ.. Hmp on his busted 'tlbdy rr.'Dd built-up .' :fbeatre ' .0:00 Saturday Nl,;h.t Jam~. '' 10:30 Ellery Queen 11:00 News .& Sports 11·10 Owl 'Jlbeatr9 2:00 Sign ~- :;:g speec~e.s ~ ~for i~:: 3,. • 1 ? ~udfather, cbmpa ntun~ wh~ lfHtrl ~ .~;g.o !' vF!i~~~ ·.~ Ho~ym~ner~, I HJNGTON WHTI!o.l Ch- · . .• I poa.ea, I. aa.AKISLII· Publie1tian No. 308, Farmera Gaa Tax Refund b a small 'Melga COunty farmer~. will be 1booklet ·publi.Jbed by the United Treasury Department putting their P"aiD lnto the bins State! Ud• weet, so tbey 1bould be iure I which explam! the refund in de. that 1be bini are thoroughly clean· tall. nrd ud sprayed before refilling MeliB County farmer& w1ll have ~ to control gr1ln weevils. lns~H:- outltanding opportunltles durin&: tlcldet wbtch may be ll!led pre- , the next three months to secure ~ vlell.l to storing whett include the Jateat information on~agrlcut.. 1\\flthol)'ehlor or DDT. tural research AJl.d pro1res:s. On Storina wheat a• dry .,s pos•lble Jul7 2'1'\h sheep producers will 11 one of The means ot combatting have the opportua.ltyJ to bear tbe weevil ip. wbut. U leriuu• trooble summary of 1 five year pro1r1m ~. be, been eneountered in tbe pa:st in ero&s b~diDi work w1tb sheep ' 'the use of pyre.none whelt pro.,.t the OhiO Sheep D17 to be atai· tectant at harvest ume 15 effective ed at the Ohio Aglcultu.ral Ex·Tilis may be mit:ed with the wbt;at ptTiment Statton at Wootter on ,IB tbt truek or blD ia fUled. Coa' , that da)'. im~, ruD. ttom 1~ to 3c per bu.ahel n. s. BeH of tbe •tation and ·' 'Storlng wheat u dry as poaai- Rlllpb Grimshaw with tbe Ex.tena.. !ll• ia one. of the meana of eom- ~on service' wlll preSent the aum¥,1lttina. weevil in wheat. -U ser- mary of the a.tudy on breeding iOuB trouble baa been encounter. practices to increaae profits. io: the paa~., th' ,U.~. of • pne~ · on Aua-uat 2nd f,nd 3rd the '' P,nne wheat protectitit at hatvest Ohio Nltropn Field Day and Is elfeetlve Tb.b may~ tnix- Equipment D.emonstrstlon will be ed with the wheat u tbe truck or ptesented at Ob10 State Uruverbln is filled. Cost ba& run from aity Plumb Hiill and will give tbe \S to 3C! per bushel. ' late'st researc:b on WJc of nltro1, u weevlla 11 re not cuntrolled be- pn and the methOds of applica, ,. ore plteing the Wbrelt in the bln ~tun. t't la poaalble to use a fuml&ation On AuJWd 2nd at t.he Soil and Jtb arbon blium48 !l'his niater- Water Research Station of the ~1 Ia~ flammable 10 .nust be qsed tinlted States Department .'>1 *lth eautlon. Tbere are noit..flat" Agrit:ulture at Cos~octon, Ohio, ,. bJe mixtu,_ earryi.ng earbon 'Yill be held tll~ Soli and Wa~er · ~traebloride wfiieh are used at .C~nserv.atlon .F.1eJd Day wh1ch %: to 3 time 5 the ~arbon blsul- Will permU Vl!litOrs to. see anrl de rate. · bt:ar the research stud1es on run Details rOD the prevention or off water. soil erosion, and mea~ontrol of &raln'.weevlls 1s con~ 1urement t)f the Wft of water btlned in 1 Dew . granai-y card which falls on tbe soU. avaiJaPie from tbe County Ex· Details of the annual Dairy Day tcnsiOI!: Oflice. scheduled for the OhiO Agricull.ural Experiment Station on Au· gllst lOth have not been received · Most Meigs County farmers ~:an yet. lncretse their farm im;.ome thll as Meigs County farmers will be ynr by Jakini adv.antage on the parth::ularly interested 1n the refund of federal 'tax of gasoline spedal Field Day at the SouthU8ed on a farm. Blanka for fUing e~tern Ohio Su.b-StMton of . the out the card with name, adre.ss Ohio Agricultural Expertment Stalnd thti total 1allons of 1asoU!l1l· tion at Carpenter which is schedu~urchased for farming purposes led for September 23th. Research from January 1, 1956, to June 30, workers have already visited the 1936. This blank properly filled farm and plan on making thL~ out and Rubmitled to the Oflce of Fidd Day one of outs~anding inj)lrector of Internal Revenue, Col- terest to all of Southeastern Ohio umbus, Ohio, wtl tecure the N!· farm people. . . .... ; ! fund of 2c tax per gallon on a:asollne use-d only for farming purEleven' completed lactatiOn rc· po:ses. It is necessary to submit bills cMds were submitted to Ohio tbe elaim for refund, but State Umvenlty this week by C. "'"'"':" be retained In the ~. Jones, p.rod~,~t'1ion tester for the auch tasoitne Meigs Dairy SerYice Unit. A:s eat!h cow in Dairy Herd Impro"Vement for farming work completes a 305 day record th.Js is .reported [or' indusJon m records at Washington, n. C., m tbe Bureau of anunal industry. Tbe June report by Mr. Jones shows the average production per eow to,be 728 pounds milk and "••••!? Wl'Oft• e:-eo WEST SHADE El1•· . •· e . l;~ .. ~~·-,millo. . ' M!i'idi·~m'!f~t.:. • ·~ \llitotn"u ..... ~ 111o ,..... , • ' A· ~ ...... 11a1 IIIIPPO<fsti by lut 10 lbat J01i · ' ( ~ It! \lllo 001' pi'MI.,.\tlillaodldatt Ia U>e tmii' IIIO'• health II*'... _ , nia nillillllf m -lo<IIOD. " ' ~"'; ' . ... ' • IICIII MUSCLES FOR EARLY FEED Cattle Feeders .. • To Meet luly 28 PULLET GROWER At London Ohio COLUMBUS. 0 ., Juty lS· What does t!ll!' year a.liead hold in store for Ohlo cattle feede~? · I · Aad tJae Lord an:swered '£hey should get &Omc answers to thls questlon at their annual meetlng and barbecue schedy.le !or July 28 at the Madi~ son county fairgrou!lds Jn London. Jamea rH. Wara.~r. Ohio State~ Ufllvei'!ilty extenslan speelalist in animal selence and as:soclatinn secretaiy, In announclng pl.am for t!le meeting, said ~ discussions would concern !!iuch subjects a.s proapett'ive reeder eatUe supplies, prloe ouUOC>k, and poqlble eiTects (If drought on DlJmbers of cattle going to mflrk.et. I;;,.;;;.., , aad Mlda Write the YII>IOill P,d . . .e It; plaiD upon leta, that; he ma1 run readeth lt.-(Habakkuk The Bo17 Bible, :;~::~~~~~ nadll)'atbandf.oreJ eontaina the writiaJa and ' vjalons of JDOrlal 1elves,whowal"ed with God and who their God-guided wli1do;ns-enable ua, even 81 we ean1 run tbeae daJiw Hia love and In it uuiJiilll~l eopa)1_. hapP.iJt. = "-OOMS Of e ~ New Furniture I FOB =I $299.00 BAKER I FURNITURE Oto The Br!Pieol Cor-~ 11er In MJildleport BAKER FURNlTUIIB I Your Pull& wiiJ go ro the laying bo1111,e early, . If you feed 'em Master Pallet Grower. Prepare them now fqr early prodae. lion. Feed lhem rlght and yGU'U hove real beauties .. pullelo developed for heavy laying. MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL Bail oul of Btoiler slum,- ••• let: &ail fot b;J. pr broiler profits with PROVICO BROILER MASH. lt't an anchor to , windward and smqoch sail.ina •ll'tbe way r..... 8modor to MaJkcf widt PROVICD BROILER MASK. PROVICO MILLING 6- FEED t:O. ' ~1. Rl 1%4 ' N. Second St. Middleport, 0 ~~ HO. ME / • GS \ a merllum sized b onl); about tlalf as large aa medium 'Sb:ed lemon, they about C:flual in the flavorina ·~~rfl .or slrfni'th of the juice they yi F:trmers ra)sflng -.• north-we.~~~;t~rn • All sizes· 'Chest& Upright Elq,.,_l··l SUGAR .RUN Flour ·MIIi ,. • MEIGS · .,.....,..,.,.fiiJIACt(...._ ... ....,. E"U IPME..,T C0 '";· _... Mlilf., .-. ..,I •""""""' w-. Alt~ougb -atch Soybeans S()ybf*n~ in Obio should watch rnr !ligna of manganese deftciency during early .summer, 2 Ohio &lronomlsts warn. H J . Mtrlerik.l And D. J, of the Ohlo APrleultural riJ~nt 1tat.ion say you coa.n when ,~~J':::~; Jat!k rnadJanese or the lu.\'81 bf.. lei~· Of m1y be. If· on tbe d'll'fl! • Hay .. S. tation And Past • ·rd Day Set FIe I of '* _llio_.....,... wM Sl M P L I C IT 1 c.,...., • • • • e• ;;t;l I ..._... .a Uon on cro~, &Oib and Ierttlizere, the book hat been on the at• tton'• "mDst-wa.ntet'" lilt for 111 e 1 Contahliat miK'h tueful tntorma- bulbela. EIUmat.ea lor Ohio were UM~lO,OOO bu1bele of eorn u oompared tt) 220,9M,OUO bulhell listed In the revised produet.lon 1\gure.s of latt year. Tbe June eatimat~ for wheat I Hii;h herd this month. of over 20 eows was Clarence Price, 916 pounds milk and 41 pounds butter.: fat. Other herds high aycrage milk t'lroduction were C. !'of. Hea(tl"" 744 pou'ndi and Roy Holter. '139. ·oe·alt••..,.l Jn buttetf•t Cbar}es Theiss herd At least 4 out..of-~>tate "I aven1ged 29 pounds fat and the •re slated to appear on Headley herd 1!1 pounds p~r cofi. gram, Which will .start et ln tbe' berda of 20 eows and un- in. ~er ~e EJrl D~ap herd was lOg!1 witbt9'72 pou,_nd•'miLJr; average with Jaml!!s F. ~~~son · herd 968 p{\unds anCI the PaUl Kllirr herd With the 984 pound& mUk. ln butterfat production the Dean ~erd was again lemon and tuah with 34 pounds fat average produce '"Per cow for the month and the N. !lave plenty G. R011t. G~oq. .and Karr herd11 tan&Y, refreshing hot summer days. all averaalng 32 ppuhds. SpedahstB In Marketing InforSIASONID TRAVELER mation for Cons11mers l~&t Blirbara, fourt mcfnth old daU· additional lJSf'M for these two pog'lter of Mr. and Mrs. Gertld An- pular ~ummerth11e citrus fruits. thony is 1 a.ea$olted traveller af- 'J'hey .suggest tha-t lemons te'r enjoying a' motor tTiJ'l of 973 make ldea! garnls,bes f,.or~ei':bi.;:I •njlts recently. Mr. and Mrs. An- ntads, fish, meat and vr thony and daughter accompAnied as well aa flavoring bia parents, Mr. atl,.d Mn. Willis cakH, sherbebr an>id~ ,f,!;~,dl~~:~j Anthony when tMY llrove to North FreSh limes make d C'll!'OiiDI thru. the Smoky Mouncream, &herbet, sod~. and punch. UIIn&, YisUed the ' Cherokee ReserAlong wlt!l tbe fresh fTuit, v-.tion and Cumberland Falls and eessors also produce c&'llned by Ke11:tucky on af!d lime Juice In 6, .a. 1._2i'r and 32 ounce cans. Fr-.zen ll a~ avallflble in 6 or 12 t!ant. The latter are readily ll"ecop· slltuted ~ addiAJ w<Lter and often make eeonomtcat bu:vs. espf!clally If th~ foo,l~l,opper is looking for convenience. If the fresh fruit is ·~.;;;~, ~~~~ c\aliats say the .t should select. lemons -- .·.cc--, ,,:.c· bave a ftne teXtured waxy appurance. A· to the amount of juice a. or lime contaths is lt.s wolght Tbe heavier they are tor j!j;ize, ihe more juice they ylel4, . '- De.,....,.., cultur<> cut • lPOI eorD croplodo7 at D*'t tJwt 3.25 billion bushela sad • wheat t!top of some 922 mUlion - --c-- '. 1 28 pounda buttertat. WASHINGTON lJP-'lbe yearl. It rovers TeRan:h expertmentt In llifOD.OIDY over e 5(). prodiJction In Ohio In 1966 waa . yelr period. 38 million bUJheb w~ile the The veteran aTgonomt.t beaan Durlna; the past aever•l montfui esttm1te tor ~ was 40.8 mllllon his car~er in l811 as 1ft ntenaion prior to bb reUremtnt Ju~ 30 be bushels. The 1956 trop was tpeclahst in .alb at The OhiO bad been revlaing t~e handbook million M!&hels. StAt> Unlvenilf. Ten y,... lat>f to bring It up-t<HI•t• The new Af.lk Ufqnf lc~l 4 be beca~ne the ftrft eountJ agri· edition wlll be pubilshed by the chairman of the 1gronomy depart· 8 p • • D iultlllal q:ent ln Wa)'DI!' couaty . .tation within the next few ment, spoke briefly •bo.,.u..tcl1hi 1,.•, 1 0ARDaM TIIAOTOII In thls poet he wq aet.lve Jll form· moDthl. aOJevements and b.ls ~ Inc the Wayae County Farm Bu· In addJUon. he ha8 authomi s pre1n1ted hlrn with a by reau aud in eettlna: up tbe pro- ntemlon and 4 st.at!on bulletins Bachtell still !rae no cram lor ezt.enaion acUviUe• He p tbe joint author of a book plan• for tbe fiT5t few mootbs 011,... _ _"' quite tim liar to tboN used t.oda1. Utled. '"''lmely Soil Toptes ." ha8 his retirement He- it 5eheduled ~ Bachte-ll jolned tbe e:1.pertment wrtUeD mill)' artlelet far populaT appear aa a speaker tt 2 of station etaft' in 1926 ~ aupenls- and trade m•gaJtne• in the agrl- station's field days.. He' and Knr. or of outlytua: experiment fllfmr. eultural fteld and has been In de- Bachtell Ukt to travel and have beJd tM• poRtion until 19t8 • mand as a 1peaker for meetings vulted 44 of Ule' 48 state1. They he wu appointed to the ag. and on radio JtatiOIII around the !tope to see tbe reJIIIJntna 4 at state. least by the end of the )'N'. He .alao fieurn he has a Jot. Among Iarmer• Baeht>ll •• lhbin< •• eatch up on. •od. known (Well lor his flft'orts to show ever poulb.. he1l lend how to get hl~er yield8 of .to the pennant race of tbe ore';__:·-~:-"· meadowa. He reealli that land Indians as ' a vi5itlng fan. . · ,_ t41ns: an Rre were com- · mon at tbe start or bis eareer l • Today. many r......,. point with '<' pride to yieldS of 15 tons. I Agronomisl.l at the Ohio Bachtell was one of tbe pioneers ......_.. ,.._ " u...._ -.. _.., · 'f cuUral Experiment Station wlll In advocating t!\1!!. g:rowing of stag• ' hay •od puture fteld day t•mo - lby wlt b 1egurneo. IU • ro· laTA - '"'01AN&ACK t6 ..,.,. _ , _ ,..,NOACK ...._.., •-• 1C ,.. • ' at Wooster Friday, July 13. search buUdin or 1934 de&CMbed :~~~~~j~ ..-r~..u- .,. QuaHty Ia ,.,,........, •• ·& s.cond PMM~ 0. · Dunng the morning aeslion, bow timothy could profitably be ••lllflll. fH ,_. vJs!rt(ITS will tour tbe model planted w1th altalfa. The same principles apply jWit as well to-ture ~perlment farm and t..alks on be5t C!rops Ute for d . pr odueUon. Spe'Y1 bigh. m1lk Tbe retirlng a.cl.'onomlst was clahst C F- Rogers will honored laat montb Wll ha testi"S1lo Dur-abiUty " monial dhmcr given by departAltrrnoos programs will be ment staff member.11 of WQOateT held at the station's agronomy and Columbus. Alaocl1te d1rector center 2 miles 90Ut!!east of Woos- W. E Krauss and G. W. Volk, t.Alr on Route 2M) DemonstraUon weed t!ontopics lodudc trol, summer flmnhlng for corn, ~ton ha.y yi.eldr, and Egg Production meadows stands tn J~mall Registration tor the will begin -at 10 a. m. Registration foz the Moster Mix will begin at 10 a. m. EST at the agronomy eeoteT. A Wayne c::oounty grange unit wiU :serve lunch. l - ,....... o( terviee muks hlm 11 an ouwtanding eon. tributor t;u. l.he •tate'• vast urieultural mduatry. Many of b1l ef. forb hue rotuJd useful applica· Uon by flrmet• in' otbtr atatet tbrouihout the nation. vme '' I smnl:td~.· I h1l Oblo P<oducllotl. pet a.mtaitdnr about bls researcb to ureer. BKbtell modeftiy feet. aarlculture Ohlo. that compillnl the r~~~tion'• Ar;· Born on e Med1 01 oounty farm, ronomy Habdbooll: b one If h11 Bach~ell bas enjoyed a career tl:\.lt most ut11fying .~.ccomp~t.s. ;d w· - Hs· TV - -ch 6n- I • ~ ~ , ·~ anne . I I !~~~of~~~~; tbe 1 t.at~on, at 1ut c. tl:tO -Pr.,. ·Box , forbids J!:Ublle ll:HJ ~lit.t ~btl 6f Centurv poiiUeal mOetlnp· and aeo,to>\ot· 11:~0 F-.nlnlli1fUe 11tlofti except durlna; t~e pertod 12:00 Toment - 10.00 ., , , Myron A. Bachtell aMOelate pro- roaoa~y Klndbook b oae of County Apicwltur•l Awent SATURDAY 8 155 Sign On ' 9 00 · Howdy Doody 930 Buildina: America ,. from tbe National A.,ser0b)y < buJldlng on the charge t!ial th¥ fRIDAY shoes. insulted Parliament S:OO Sl.fn on·' SATURDAY The people he fir~! were atrict.On J_uly 2, the National A.asern- 8:00 Captai-n Kanraroo ' c~~~ll v. - _...;.-.: ly foUJ'-round prelJmlocry.'""'ople bJy strJpped follr mem'bt-i·s of the 9:00 C8.Tey Moore 9:30 ..f'"""U'o - ........... , ' before they hooked onto him, and I OJ!posl\im;t Republican Party of 9:30 Arthur GOdrre, 10:00 :!~~ :.~uk·~v .. • ActivW~s <1esp1te a fast vogue u il: result of t~e parlfamf!ntary lmmu~ity. T~ls IIQ:30 strike k Rkh l0:30 ..,..,~ ...... • geH!ng canned , they'll wind up as ~lkt!'s tbem liable to .Prose~ution 11 ~ 00 Vi1lant UctyTa'le.t ~ Texa, Ranrg:ers BY ROBEP:T C. RUARK 1 nnnahJ w a friendly feud lh3t ureluns. Whether m.ale or female, en tbe t!harge 0 makmg 1nsult- 11:115 Lov-e ot Ute • ll:OO 00 Bit Top I certamiL niake no friend , \V in('hel! ;\ 11J with h1s ·they'll nil wmd up..8s the edi.lnte' i .lil agams:t the govern- 11 .30, Toinorraw Lone Ranger part u( l'a!lslen · mentbt. e . lJ:~ G'u1~ .l'.ll .."U .., Big Picture w1th this piece, ut wilt eudeavur Lrolh~·r-ln- !aw, Ben Dm nie anL• GmJfrey dircctlv and i{ll\iredly T e pppO.!Ilbon groups IsSued 12 00 MM'H~l'&.y. ¥~~. 1:00 L1'l Rascal~ to keep one I ~\11! thmk Al'thur l'r ctl Allt•n latN Jid with Jack '.'US resp~n~lble ior more em· a statement Tuesday accusing tbe 12 :SO Art tile •Wort~ on....-.~ ·' 1:15 Baseball Prevl('W (jtodfl ey 1s a f!:OUd guy Nu matter ]' .. nil) At the l!il1t!, Gud(rey was Menderes .lilOvernment or headjng 1:-00- Jbhn 0a. S"'".-:~ 1 25 Baseball Game -' " 4 45 whom he fires , or for what 11'a~ofl wl'lkmg JUSt over $39 each ami plt, ymcnt than . Jesse Jones, the toward totaiital-ran r 1 · ny rson bow or 111 what manner. t·1·ery- week, that Js ~A and possibly ,the 1. Marshall The statement sa ~ ~·hat since . ~:: ~~ T~::ds & Coun;.ry CrO$I ' And 1 am not a Gndfrey fllrt 1 know somelhtllJ;: o( the tra\ll'dy an- on one mans lme, one the la11t electio 11 1 1954 th · ..... ..-w,r ........ 5.00 Stories l)f the r.entwoy lie always got up too early 1n th-! of t;orlfrey'~ ft.mlly history. wh1t'h man's hrams, o~e man'!! 24-hour eroment h11d ta ke: a series :,g.;:~ 2 ; 30 / ~b Crosby Show mmmng for my tastes , and 1 don ' t ' VI will nut @ 1ntn, somelhin~ ot ~ffnrt , nne mans talent. lth'hle constitutional frt.eps to deprive the ~:: ~~e~~~ luok nt televu.;iun anyhow, du l' to hls work for !he Nu1• y and s tnni'· u es a ~rml-pro o,nee. m. .a w 1 e, people of free electiOns free or- .,, ~"" ~uu 5.30 Sa{prday News~ ' •htre- thank the Lorli --IJdng th1ng of l1 1s .stl'Ugglt• tu ovrrt·••mt• If hr makes an eJ•ror m JUdgmtnt, gantzatJon, freedom or ex res.slon 3 0 ~ge.of.~icht 5·45 •·or," ,.,1-u•r>:' 1 iJvt!. :: n accJdenl hnnrl~eap which wuukl Jl's a natwnal !'Vent. •nd fi'Hdom of opinion p 4,00 Katies K.itehen Bob W~;~a;ner S~ 4:SO· Lucky 8 Etaneh Iu \'1>:.:;,11;-;;""gton , 20 yeors agn, i huvl! tli '> poscrt of lwllt•r peopl t: Why ha.o;n't he the right to fire Vtterll'l Le•ds 0~\tion fi:OO You are 'l'IJJet,e knew Godrrey when hi' had tust thun thuse who lcnp on his luwk lhto ones he hired out of flab and OnlY 6!) members of Parlia- 6·00 The. ID&tly Show ~ . r nduated from bemg "R f'd c:od· with vinlhct ivt' crws t11uk to Rtf>arly eatina:? lt's done on ment were !JpOJI.Sors o( the state- 610 Regional Repurter tl30 Beat the ClOck frt'}', the "Warbline Bomjuist" and 1 know someth.m& of, hi~ old 9 hn·gt•r scule daily in the slave ment. 6 IS Dup.i1P"S Ed'Wa:rt _.. I 7 used to prop up my a baob thl ew him which ltl'te ' hlm-;-the arl But the stotement was s!g"nal My ,Flic, a The GoverfiQr or Moryland who drank to the do~s ~;wd they'll thruw Jl gt•JlC Je s. the br.9ack:astmg and lty 8 tou,lilb polltl!!al flghter-Gen 7. 0 Mam~.,,. . 7:30 Sta.ge &bow ~T''"' L_ . - I to. excess when he uppea.red puL· 1tnh(ldy to tl) l' dog• 1! 1t pl ease ' 'I'V llgc>nciefl, the 'l;ponsors and the l!Jmet lm~nu, leader of the }>eo: '7:30 Phtyl!to~ ~'lftars .1 ~ :ely . :lwm. !lt>sb. pedd]!!r9. Yo\} just tlon't pie's Republican Party and pre~l- f!:OO 'Jibe O:rusader f!.OO Two for the Moll 1 knew Godfrey when he WaR I know whe;:;-tlus --gijy~ame hPlll', but you're just as dead. 1 dent of Turkt!y for ]2 years until 9·00 Undercurrent ti·30 Russ Morgan . :::~ P~ntomime Quiz bu!tling a mangy bPar for 11 fur rrom, how he I!: OI uo lJwtt!, afld h,1slen lo add that I neve!' have /the Democratic sweep or 1950. .!~Op In Washington, and wht·n he wnnt work went mt o It Anrl I he, n. fired , flO thts ain't personal For years, the Republlean ParHl~hway J>atrot' 9·~ Gun ~moke w_,_~~ l'anked_- just_- undt"l' Areh Mr.- ' dislike reading a fl ork Hf b!ltl b('E'[mg. ty was the sole political party in 10!00 N;ewt , 13, \Vhal do they Want or a man Tur\tey, Menderes and Bayar were 10:15 SPo/toS h~ lll OQ Higlb; Jtjnance who hn~ sold a thousar.d products, memQers of it. They formed, t~e 10:25 Wearthar:rn.n ' K 10 00 entt T1tW'led 8 bi!IJ.on people, plan DemocrJtic Party In 194~. It ook 10.30 Dateline: Europe Tbe La~' Show ned thousunds of shows, e11ployed th.em but tlve years to unsciat 11 ;00 Newa . 11 4~ ' 'I'Jie · tat~· J,:J.te Show indHet·tl~· hundreds of thousan~,s Inonu. 11.0& 'I'h6 LMle Show . ~\ ,:· . people '! A ln(ln who has worked An unstable .economJc situation · 8\in Off Prp.yer, . Stgn Off Prnyer ' EV~NTS ~'ll'c!er uni! Iunger than trossib1y ha!J been weakening Menderes for t~ -lr' all'b&dy lfl the world, if only to a lone li~e . ( .... · ~ ~· an-~11 ' " ' • "Clean Eltcllont' Mea1ure billontoe S.crolary Wllso" ,•cbifV(! cnsulll perfectwn? Dlssens10n In the ~oeratie , . .. l : : . ·t · , •• , , · I ' He gets m u hlissle wlth n con- Party broke into the open la.,t Oc-~ FRIDAY lA'NRDAY·~r~ Doomed lo b• SidtthQcbd ,. Ovlt ..,_ tr,,l towt•r. H11W many 11m(•S haVe Lo~r when nlne rebelll?U:II D"imo- ll,:'-' SUs• On ~ 2 1 28~ .S~ On . ~~~, ..... ··:'' BP"fdi to Cettrral Preaa AaaociatiOH 1 yo:1 !wen ~top 1 1od bv a cop'/. cratlc depu.ttes were thrown ou~ t, 2:~ PUm &.Fancy 2·31) Bt~~): ~t ·~~~~ch~WfdJDNOTON-Del.., Secretary Charlea E. Wlloon'a talent He'~ got KOtne pccuhnr fnends, ~ the patty antl 10 more. re~tlgn- 1:3 hqlindne- 'l'~ch 3:30 Film ·' , W ror rubblnJ' eon,.... Ule way wa11 never eVJdencell ln l1ke n1~ t'hec.l<ed youT relat1ves ~ from lt. · 2:00 ~emoon },Jlm\ Fe;stivsl 3 45 Film Fpmties •· ....,. torm tbUI hla .nc:ent "phony" remark aboJt tne,·ea.le.t hltely, upDJ't rrom friends? F?"iiJn '!finiate'l' Fuad Koprulu 4·00 .~, m 4·30 Gabby Haye 11 • • Ai1' ,..,.., H11':~~ been liiC'k. You haven't? Ul!iined hl& post o~ June 19 in 4:30 Abbott 6: Co9to!Uo 'ihi1i~-.··;;..~;,~,.;, who II)' Prelldent ll!iaenhower, It re ·etected, Tl·ritalile.? No1 Gooc:J tempt:r all 1 Plft'y 'tUspute. 1500 IM~kf!IY Moose 5 00 Satebrusb ~ Saddle .01 m11Ce It a ftrat order or bush\eijs to get li. the time" T~ opposition members led by e:po !Yew~ ., ,,. : JMW DtfenH eeeretery, have attn not rul e ·~ out . . Ioonl,l have boycotted meetings of e·ot;' ''\\teatber 6:00 News t~ pOUiblllty that Wilton mtgh.t nslgn bt-fiJr-e On h1s back ls a we1ght. He's I the N11tionat Assemhly 11 J $~ ·'· A.ug\Lit. Tbey polnl out, hov,(lver, that tlus 111 not ~actory . He J!lans it and PliYS for 27, . the day the "'en~~~ bJ~ e:t&~ JOhn Daly 6:1 Film UJcely beea.-ct tt would dbl'upl the admlm:~tJ oJt and runs l[ and 1s the bo~A. curbh~J poJIUeal activities wts 6·30 .,Ri 'Ill· Ti 8;30 Ozarlt Jubilee tlott. team ,lull at the Ume when JJOUda!lty Ia Has a1 bos!! got to burn clown the pa•ed. .1 : , ~n b-""~ Sen 7 00 "rande Ole Opry :00 m01tneecled. fActory to keep th~ hund!i happy No na 1 1 m a ~aeant 1 in theu· hunw l!ft>1 V.1hat 1\appen~ l on~ eleet.ol\5 are due 1.3o ~ On tbt phul lldt ot the tontroveny, Wi\.110n's tn lb.e h•' lplf the bo~r~ quJts" can In Turker until May, l9~. But It B:OO . DoJla~r -.se:eond 8:00 T..aWTenee Welk Nfld.rk and Ute enaulnl' t.ealed re~rts from looks a~ if there may be explosave 8:30 The V~ . . Mn&toN or both partlfl ha.s taken !lOme of the the h~p gd up at 4 0 m and be development&' betote th n 9·00 p Jk T' 9100 Mao:nueTade PaT~Y unfavorable apotllcf1.1. away hom SecretuJ'Y or Arthur <.:ddfl'cx.? e . o a Jme ...., State John Foater l;)u~ .,nli the groWJng ""-u• .. Can· Jull~' La Ro." " Frank ~;30 Straw Hat J'heatre ' ~SO Llyo Wre>'Hlni: "" ~hove the lhmk111 g into a 11.00 News .and Wea~ :.J·: . ·<' .... · • • ~·· 1l ..., oem owr the Jon&'·ratlp etrcat of M~. I 'I M U:lO Spor.ts lOu T I•t t ""~. r o lht•ll .own und se I ffil · r. and Mn. Everett Spencer 1'Jltl Holl.ywood Offbeat :..,~· .~ . ...,a e ~ . tlot'111'1-.l~ "ot'oot ..•o'wl'i.O. howtr'l latut lllneaa.. i: \ • t: P" • • • • ~,7" (Jf do! lu i~ of l Om~nodltleS and daughter of Columbus ealled 11:48 Sltn Off !2~ stin Off : .. CLEAN 11o~:~~ ' a1r spuwcl! and ktcchn,lcat e~- on Mrs. Jennie Rouah and Mr · ---r:-t >· ~ 1 rtdteuloul, 1 lUll 1pon10red by ' 96 ho loo s a ter the aud Mrs. VlrJII Rou.3h. Mr. and Mrs. Alva · Clark called Mr. t~nd Mrs. ~otJiL~uailey of 1tand a c;!banet of wlnniDI approval . Tbe 1£ lhf' old man savs to hell Mr. and Mrs. Grover Wi.ck~am 11n SunCias. , Athens eeHed (ln M~.'Mary 1:}alley 10-e&Ued "olean tlteUGnl" bill. tl ll!ld 1·ettres " Rockford, Ill, are 'lrislting their · 'BroWI) and Sunday ;md lu&er called on Jint IntrodUced It~ month• ap niter th11 lobl:\ylng at tbe RUJ-. CurU.s of Minersville. . · ~· b one or my good b•other James Wickham and Wife-. , althOUiiilh distantly I<)Cift· Mn. J1ck Ritchey and ehlldrM ' Miss Mny Jo,R.oU.!Ib is !jPendjog 1 u & dltpil)" of blpartJtanahlp, the biU qulcJd.y · p.l,cke<l · ·, In thi.ll' piece I am not almlnl of Clevelanct.' and Mrs. Clyde Well HeatOn, Braden- Uul wcq;k . w1£i1' }tf.r and lib's, LiT· GOP tnd Democratic leaders now are busy mokt' uny new ones. calle(f on Mrs. Mary Bailey S11uSunday with Mrs. ~Y Roush, ' \ht)' M.ll "~hnlct.l dl.ll'erence~'' over l.l;le legislation ay tht lftln.lnr job won:t be Anllhed thl.t year. And next -' ' '••od T.u('11a 144, It win bt all forptten. Wtt.n thou JNaltitt throJIIh the ~ ma.tora jumped In to aupport the 1:1111 orlgtnany beeauu Wlftrs, I will be with the•. {IWIt har413' IHmtd politiCally wiJte to be C>ppoaed to "clean' elecl1ons" aloh 412.) ~ wu tfY\n1 to curb lobbftn« taclk:•. But now the PR,AVER· Jo'a'her, we tban••, .. d ill4 IUIII of Ult lcjtll&ton haVt loat. inlfrttJI 1a t.hO WhOle rlu:!e tor Thy watchful care. Wt! ' fmd joy In Thy pl'ellenee . and peace in Chrlat Thv Son. Help WI E1'l:l ON JIIL'I'OH-atc:ond only to tht cue.-.1\f In WutJinf'" to he faithfUl io Thee durlni the- ~ QM PtiM .C Ptnldenl I:IMfthOWtlt tl!l fl)tcuJe.tloa Qn Ide that now is so that we ma)' aM ~~'~ther ~ wW play In futuN GOP JOHUt:l1 1•nter into blessedness of Thy ~~··• l""l!!t -atlon aa p.,.ld..,t l'lllll Stalo, !t.r.gdcm In hea.ven. For our Re· ~~"#or (110 OII!Of .....u..·~ 1110..., W!-'llr&t VIIWfd deemel'·~ sake Amen. .u 1111' • - - 11o would olll<lallf ...... lbO -ri!m.;ll. - - .• • ht tiu Mid the nilrMUon. tad --~ pladi\tl~ tor aevtta1 ~hail With hl1 ftn&en . He Ia youns and dark and thln an4 there 11 a ... \acb~ air or eterance at he 11t1 at Ult p&nd and doOdlu wt\h the ll:eyL You take your gln1eralt and tit 01 a bU' ltool at the pl&hO lnd he beiJin• to play, tonfy and quieti)', It Nev.r .lwrtr. . .11 Mlttd. You relax. and 1r1n; after month• or <laoophoay an4 ca\trwaultnr on the radiO, of rocleln' around the clock, •te., G:f1. rtc~tlhum, )'(tt.aj have come to thll rl&ht place. 1 Two ud·look14J l:lrunetl draw up 1toot1: 10, too, & bub\JI)' ~de tnd a swarthy yOunr mu In blue•and·~ktd Jlm1::" A JO\Irll walt.tr with 111 undei'IM& ·,Jaw drlltl over &D4 Jlutljl'a lltU• .tac:lli I, of fdlqut on the tlanQ; thea ht ~akti a lit Or wtrt"druni tmt~' trom a povket, optnl Ut•m. ud lleJIIDI to Pll)" prftle, t117 bulfi 1 '' I~afiS RUARK REPORTS On The Defense 0~ Godfrey And His PubUc •• 1N A LITTLE WHILE the planlat tomes ln. prylnr open an • ano..'ttt'!*' -- I Eighth e.venut. Week ntaht• at tht1 Umt, tht llttlt ..ICY.~n t1 crowded, beeault ll'l handy to tht thtal&ra and to the big drar, and for 110me nuon thert't a man here pla)'l ftne cocktail piano. Not Ule kln2 of plano you ftnd In a Welt Sldt bar. However, thll night, tbl1 part ot tht city 14 (ll.llet; the theater and movle•goera are l:li.t· i: ' home In Queen• or Jeney or Tur:kaho~. lool!lfll at What'• 1111 Line' or the lAlly l•te thow. You come a:tr Lhl warm ttrtet and Into thft C09l. ctllarWI'Ih dampne11 of tho little ••loon an:l_ a h1hdlul '()f rtlulars are at the bar, looklnr at H~ ll tme What's MJI Lint~' just u If they were In Tenafl:y. of them. Theae are New York people and It 11 just u w~ll the television panel~te don't hear t.htm; alttlr.r thtl't qut~tly and with almost dlaintereated cynicism, they (Utll eU tilt 1011l1' vocationa long before the panel. .' They talk abOut the 1how In low volcee, but the talk La 1trange· ••• all about fat Jack Leonard, the comle and a Broa4way favorite' aAd the 60 pounde he's loat. Cerf, KIIJallen, ef al, may btl ~quarl'~ to the Bro&tJway mob, but Leonard th'y undtt1tan>1. He 11 une Qt lbtm. be~l'{bistler 7: the part)' .aftd now llota t!te'ir 8:00 . BiC Story- . Jtata ai: tndependenla. , 8:30 Star Stite Curia ~ Crill• 9:00 - o.t•alcade S~s Qn JUne- ., Men'defts rammed D:~ Red ~·s COn).eor ,thr~9 - tho ~o'tlonal 'Ast.,bly a 10:00 Tru~b or .eonse'Q,u&es law h1 mit- pr;ar:!tlealtY any lO.so U,f• of Riley cri Ot· the eovernment • pe- ll:~ Ne}Wl ~IBNt. 11:05 We~ • I II 91,U1day ni&ht. an. bovr 0"' 10 mtclntght, In a lltUe down.to.Jn aaloon on tht We•t Side, in the " ' jult "ll 1:30 Tertnfitl• D nie 2:00 :Matfne&;Tbeartre signed to erush all opposition. 3·00 Qq~J!a Fot :r- 11 Day On the surl1ee, it Look8 as if ~:45 ')flldera RonJari(w. 1:00 Comedy Time Mendern' postUon b secure. Hla Democratk Party. whlcb 4:30 IMy L1tltl.e Mllrtifl came into pQWer ln· 1950, has 5:00 Aunt: •Dirv about 4M of tbe 541 se-at1 la tbe & 00 N ainJI&.- ehamber Parliament. : ~· PJQkaro \ But the opposition partieS', e:llli Sporta Eye 6:25 Leo Paul however l!lmall, ·~ow no dlapo(l- 15:30 Jaye P. Mo'l'lan Show tlon to be crushed, and there 11 e:4:1 NeW3 ·cama:r. · ,. , ,Jrowlng dbleDSion. ln the Demo- 7:00 Tb~ Hunter 1 cratle P1rty 1t!lel1. A n·ilmber or 30 T • Big Story ' NEW btfort- 11 :00 Festl'ler Vbu~ Nest. Staff Cerrespond!nt ment of Premier Adnan Mendetes hu been enactlng legislation de- per week: one yeu In advaace at The Dally Sentinel office, 'l&.GO; ali month.r.. $7 .80; three mont lui, 13.80. By mQtor route where available· one moath, $1. By mail one 1ear $8· ~:b: mont hi $f ~­ thJ e: IDoatb.l!l, $2lkl: one moat h. Sl. ' ' ' my new f'..W An ex.p1oslve political s.~tuatlon 1 ~ ·30 It Cou1d Be You iS devetoplni in Tl.ll'key. 12:00 Cam'ftll' Goes to &,-.b.ool For some moottia . tbe pvern- 12':30 c~ National advertl.elna represeataU"Ve, Bottlnelll-Ki..mbaU. lAc., MlJ Lexma:ton Ave., New York: CitJ, ttl, N. Y. S\lbscriptiOil rata: Delivery by earrler where available 30 Cllltl f•ent FRIDAY 6:33 Stl'l\ On 7:00 Today .._ 9·00 Coffee Time , GQID- --r.v Chqn~tf3 11 00 Home It Could Be You -----------·'110:00' By CHI\ILIS M. McCANN ll : l~' HoU)'wood ' Otlbht ED.tert.d as second class maiUn&: matter at the Pumt:.rOy Ollio. In the latter part of May, two ws~ The News • m. pbODC 398, edifonal OffiCi! phO!.t .TELEVISI~N CoQUDentary • F,!.ida~,~~~! 3, t 956 .. -:·'t.: '.El=-' -·----_;..--'-~--- -,.- -~The!!!.~Oo~l~ly~Sc~nt:.::lne~l,..:.'P::.ame:.:.:::r:.:::av!::·::.M~..:icld=leport!:::.:.!'~Oh:::.:.::io:,__--:1;-.,..---- -r---IUGS INVADE Veteran Agronomist Retires After 1Forest Heavy 45 Years Serviee To Agsiulture ·' 1956 Corn I ,Freese" <sTcx;I(ED! " ~ Pomeroy Ooio 19cu. ft. upright $379 20 cu. ft. C.hest $349 ,i"JqJ at llhlenvllle, 0. �,. ·- ' ~· • I / I rhe Ooi ly Sentinel, Pomeroy.M idd..-le.!::po:.:rt.:c.'....:O:..:.h:.::lo=------------- • · Page· four .es. Cnt Redle . s ~ · · ·· . . . tf' n' ' .. ·r·v·a·~ (• way. The ileht-hitting Philadelphia P!UQ1es, of all people>, turne-d the Utbl~ on league·leading Clnr in riltl Tbursday nl.~:ht with a Hve- T~ysrrts New Haven_LittleteagueNine yi~!;;;,~.t: . ara e · .'V ' .· .... ~ ~. Uftltt«""'fti\i;b Spdrh rWd.,r 1\f.'• ' Friday, July '1'3, c . • · I ' · • . l9S~ The Doily Sentlne1, Pomerov-M141dlet»rt, OhiG I New ~- ~t'\v,_n ,flJIU'~ 1 • E J uLY- $ I. F. Gtodrich' nre on Your Car ta · We ~ell .... UN·OCO POWEL• 'S SERVICE STATION MIODLEPORT · '· THE S p o R 11 PLUS TAX AND Rc::CA........ABLE TIRE .$_ r- ' ,' I, ' I , .,.. ' I 1 I 1 r.:a~ben of tile Pbllatbu ·Society sp ·ke or the hnpnrh'. nee of ~ ~~<! uf the Midh•·pOrt Church of Chrilft, lt'hool lc·.r to bit m~ ?~ July their famili es end 1~. enjoyed 24. The !)1enle eo.nmiilee Jntlu~ · I Letart c. EN . ,T.·E8J ...... YOttr CROSLEY Deller Fal1s. . At H In The Building formerly occupied by.N\cill) C Sh o ee ... .. . E -~ ' - New .;, •j . firt$fOnt I 95 UP liN lATH CAMI • S.lurday Only Bill Elliott July 14 Tex Rlttlf' - as low as .I COMti!DY •nd CARTOON ' $2.50 Foreman &Abbdtt "\ ,..~ .6(,6/l' to . ' 1953 Olds. Super 88 4 dr, 'I''·'"'• '"ld tbil one ·and eervlced It, One Local owner, Low MIJ.aje, Clean 11 a pin, DRIVE 11' AND YOU 'LL BUY IT 2195 1495 1495 rfght n~t to ·~ . trad~-ln allowances But the good buy you'il get on a '56 Buick i~ IWil the beginning: Just~;, curtail)"raiser bn the fun .you should be hlVfnl r!Khl how, Why ''wait till next year" when you can start enjoying the fun of a years-ahea<l transmission today? You've heard about Variable Pitch Dynnftow•-.but have you ever tried It? ' · · Do )lou have any ldea.ho~ great getaway ·can be wttlljust a ga!-savmg nudge of the throttle? ,. -~\ 1953 Pont. Cust. Catalina 'Pooul'ar H1rdti:Jp with - ,!r:1U Le:~.tl•er interior, Hydramatlt, Radio, '. U.tlor, Good ilrea, two tone Green l~i nish th1t Sblnea "'-.. ·l951 Olds. S1Jper882 dr. 695 395 E1cellent Motor, .More Power than most New c.rt'ljlllk H)'<lromiUc Drive, A GOOD BUY- I 1049· \V~Iys 1fa ton truck · ftt nln. ~~r~ . ·When· JOU. en own a bandy ~u~lt: Ll~ thll Little IIW oo' 'l .iUio- RilndV 4N.%AHDt • \ romeror4 I) ' .' . ' ' I MODelS ........... ........... ' A Week _ .... ... . . Ever Lad the thrtll of glvlrig her the gun and switching the pitch-like an airplane pilot on take.,olf? There's a new kind of zoomaway that gives )'QU safer passing lna~g. Think your present CIU'has )lOWer? Can be-!>U! ol>ine see what a mighty-muscled 322-cubic·lr\ch !!Jriclc VB can do. When you buy a '56 BU!ok, you find the :·power pack" Is built ri!!ht!"- ln. Included In the • .' ' regular price. · Are you to tlate on how Buiclc's engineering whizzes have improved the ridiP up s-e tripla fiA ;,• . . . The big buf$ ate On ~ Mil>~ ~ fW '. months and 'PlO!iths to oomji,.f!l\1"11 tfjiJ . be dl¥0j 't!Je ~ewest Buiclt"r.~ tlt'etn'a,ll :: .-the best Bulckyet . . . ._ ·.' " ' /. . ' . . . '. . ~::,. ~ .. ..,. . . . ~ I ; . ' . 'i: . ' ' .. . '-1. , And th~sa fu'\'1~ twist ~~ .~ef~ ~ .. . .. . :W,edding Vows . . : ·Are Exchanged ' B,pt~~S~pder.s ., ' 'plenty... 11.yqu act now, . ·,~· 1 ' I ,.. • ··,'· · ..... • ·eOL'UNS '·' . ,So co'!'e !n .~ !efJ ~~ ~ ~ji @ill · 1 allowll)l~'fWiiJ~u, "ve ... JEWELJtY. )'0!1 ~ ~d~~ilt. ~~how; ~'!II Bl!lclt .prltti ~ · · WhM.)'Q)' see )iQw ..., ~t If tp. M..'- They've practically abolished bad roads. Today you lind a new kil!d of stabilitY Jlid!ik,.._yqu cj.n llei!ll to tlljo~ .lf&l and handling alonl{ roads that reall)l' \tlrtvmg:•t ll$~nrt\ere's neve~ b¢n need renewing. . ' · , tn~gJ~,,\)lt hest ~~~~ ~; ' ~,; , So why pustpone i~e eX!jO)'U)!lPt of thiJ '· ~~~~t= sort of ·fun, and contfort•.and shel!r l_·r · lloodtjlllll... s..,.. ,..., !=.,l'iltl~ driving delight? · '•' .~ .. ~ '"" ...,"' s~ . .. .' ·~ ... ·· - . . II',, Pomeroy, Ohio , •• I Deluxe Speecl . n~cr~tte .tel. 4 •• ,.... _.. ~._'Ca!i'l. , .•~ilh • Hlevy gaus• 18" bowl \ 'ti Adlulltable Might mlo. • ~If Alll(ulllni , '!"" tcrol)tr bufl. • fREE ICE CU8111AY ,.;,_"/' . Pam• ray I . ' · Ohio GET -THIS BIG NEW 1956,'C»:Rv~ L£ ·r ,"'. _... _..... \ ~ $9.95 RWJ~o~~t v.s 3!! •CruN•fl•.; • YOUR CA~ Sf"IOULD COVEl THE DOWN PAYMENT .. ,. . ......... PRICiO'~ ICI-0-MAHRUSIID ' • .$1'1:11......... -t« f~t IHNt fr.&. fOil tnt IliON IIH . blll4hs . 18" Huffy PICNIC lUGS SALE with and Mrs JllaDd· .,tel, Jan. .. Eloctric lalfmower Reg.$77 NOW $~. 20"Mojet Reg. $119.95 ·., NOW · • Con-lettl ap1gol • AlumlnlJm Uner. • Unbteakabl• • F1res con•trudio.o 99 \ • ' 1 - --- - .. r"' --· . ·( '. ' :MITO· I l·tO. ·:. ;on49·~ ~.:. . '·' Dealer Store , 'J.-l!Odna(ll~ In Center Of Town - Miclcllltpoit • • ' • .4-qt. copoclrj> eMabUNrn In 15 to 2G • Sturdy tripod feg1 I . $27.95 ' IJlls B.it'e fitS emplo,Y,ed by .the BanJror A'merh::a in Santa M'Onie:~ !~d :M~ sanders is I pilot lor the They will make thelf home · Monica. During a l'E!· Mra. &Inborn • ' CRW(I.IZRS !! ' ··Mr. -.l)d MrS. Max Sa11born Ire llmtomu:tng . the marriaJ!e of their· !oS-ter daughter, Betty Bate, Santa 'Monlea, Calif., to W1111a~ San. dera, Kansas City, flfn . The cerem~ny was performed iD ~ Ve. · JIU\Y ~ve mil~ your,~lt 1:11' ~:;· out 'of dife-but the old bus 1$ $till w . 1 ·-- . ."l•'.l Y'f>Ur 4dvaritage. These great new 1liil<*f· , NOW! OWN THE YEAIMHEAD ~R OF AFULLY EQUIPPED . tht IIIW ~ ELEml( FAitS:· Braziers ,. GIRLS'· $S.OO'Oown $2.50 THESE I,.UCKY FIVE AND MANY MORE GOOD CARS! ' BOVV.:,9-~ 26'' SIZE $39.95 ) ......_, ..'· 24" SIZt $38.95 • . aeautlful Bur:andy l'n.ii -<!ream rinlsh with hltomatlc drive. Cle•/r _, ton Radio, ll'reah ._Air He1ter, beJ\' Pia11tic S!!st Covers and New tire ' $~2.95 20" SIZE " 1955.Doclgecust. royctl4d per·week ... ·· . APPL:IANCE .·· MI,DDI.\EPORT,>O~ . M11 Come In And Look At I Bicycle' leo Genn "PAitATitOOPIR" tTechnkolor) . ALLEIIo.l APPLIAIIo.ICE f"'llll -·--·---- -aha- ' Or Any HOME APPLIANCE Woodard,;">~'~'~·~E-Id_"_" jlllllllllllllll226llllllllltl.MA~"!INIIIIfriii.IIIIIIII~'III"IIIIPIIIOMIIIIIIIIRIIIOIIIYIIII OHIO Alan Ladd mit. ,. Mn. and Albert W;]J Mrs. Henry ' Dailt>y. "RETURN OF WILD BILL" Ne'! "-r,c:uoiJe Paint - Wltether It lie A-- REFRIGERATOR, TV fl.,;' ,/.' f, ,I IT • CROSLEY I Gmld Wildermulh. ""· Mill.cd V<~ n Meter and children, Mr~> . Donald Hauck, Mrs. Cllarle~ StraUllS, Mrs. William Kenn edy. \ . ... ON THE T MI,DDLEPOftt Racitwe.S4iflle Station ' MAKE YOUR CHOICE .. Mr, and Mrs., Clare rice McNeal were\tecen.t gueata uf Mrs', J. D. .C:~<>ottr RoPSb, l'h• _pat..._,., e .. the best and 1ervice the rest Oliver Bailey-Owner Racine, Ohio Phone 3143 . -l '* ..,01-lll.l wit h Mr. :111d MrS. Will Hellme. Arnold, , · Mr and Mrs. Grover Wlckhs.m, j Jiev. Waller f'r01t wba pen! "' •n~ Mn. Jameo Wlctham ,_ fok ~~ ·Joe ~nd · Mr.., Will ~~~Jn. ..Mr•.· )C(){rt1 JtptytO. · !(~litYiU.i·f' Mar)' Bailey, Mr. and Mra. Hom er p. cIA ·L ·, . KELLY·'TI·.· ·1·s $9.99 P'"""" b•••· '""'~ •• "'"' w••k 'f . ' :\tn. Clermont ~rno!d Monday . 1r.tv,:let'n ud Arthur XlrtlD aa.. Mn . M::ry Bailey •peat ondl7 tendea the funeral of C!Jrmoat 2 6 00k16 .. PLUS TAX :AND RI!CAPABLE · . ~ II . p.tcn.ir su pper at the MiddlepOrt t'd Mnt~. Ch ilders. Mn. . Mlnme .Roadlide Park Thursday eventna. Gilmore tnd Mn. Lt>o ChJid!i. Tt'.e bleasin& whleh preceded the Mts. J. 1. Qavll wu b6.11~ on Thursday afternoon for a. Tu!)per- i upper, wa• given by Rev. Pred I. Gsrdllf'r. Arran&ements of sur.lware party on t.be biwn of 1 mer' floweu on the tables werr Jolly Club Pi<nic ntl-iJhlwr,. Mrs. Wllllim ft.obe:on. Mra, DWiiht WIIIICf Wll the de· i'rom the gardena of Mrs. Mlner 11:.. Held On W ..Jn.,odav. CbUdtn, MrJ. Edwarl! French ar.d monstrttOr and .PHI•• were WoQ Xrt. Ro0l'rt Relbl'l. by M-rs. John Bacon, -Mft. Carl The J olly Clllb mt"t rot Bailii!~·· s lt'atlox and Mit. Betslf Klnl. )!n. !~e 1 bel , prf'.dde nt, announc- lake, Wedn~day .,,·~ning ror a Btadbury. the Ice cream 110e:a1 to be h~itl pirnic &UPJ!ft. • hv.•l."thti M••rri11 homt:J. Wolf Pen , thi~ Attendl11g were Mr~. Wil bur ev.enlng and p!.rn• were made t" Jltend the •ocial for the btnetit of 1Iannln1, Mrs. Roy Mayer urul da u t,htt"r, Mrs. LilUe H <~uek, Mrs . ;c.--,---, TIME GR!)WS NIGH! a: Puts ANY Now . P,i~~.Ii~o · -.. •nd dau~thtel\ Billit Jean and Sharon, fllMller Middleport ref!· dent!, have bees vl•lttng her lath· er, Edgar Sayre, Racine, and famUy, They have been residing in Antonio, I Kent Ohio, for aeveral years and ne ~nroute to Al'izona, wbere they will make their home In a trailer. )' ..A Lawn Partj I'OMt'ROY SOCIE'fY er. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoppes a .tu .a. ' :., l\RDDLEPORT S()ClETY ·o . ' . ~ S. Sehaal,,Middle~'<~'! Boclet)' l!dltor - Phone G079 \'$1"~~etll'bs ,HaWidho. Pomotov Soclotv Jid~lto:;::,::;;r-;;;;!Ph:=on:::•;.0:,::2~44~-...:...:.....;....;.._ _ __ 4 w•v ' ·. ' 1 .sAfllY TIRE 1 • Ad~t~inistets 1:~~ 2,~~ ~QSS B.F.Goodrich Eighty Persons Attend Picnic • 01 Church Philatheo Society . ... ts,HqsttJSS F.or .. ~·.Appi'Mimaftlf ,1.~ ·' ~;,w "the ..Af'itt!'i f ..lnjlj: ilfl~ rfraw.Je)' Mrs. J. J. Davis The Daily Sentinel "+ An cxpenenced tHin one safe blow wtlh ·lit• N'EW,-YORX" UP- Floyd PaWr- 1f'um or ,Little Lt>agucn handed tlo Fedclie Boyd havin.- the only con was "anx•ous and ready"•,to- th~ y 11 n,ees of the Meigs LitUe extra base hit a long t.riple \in t he The Yankees tDd ~~~~~~ the Middleport Uttle ;!c.y to meet Arehte 'Moore m Sep- V · ;~b'Ut- a 21 -2 trouncinR hut night last lnn1DilOJ;oeo tied for first place honors. today, ternber for the varant heavywel~bt 011 the Pomeroy fi!:!ld as Ule Ma,1s .a result of league plly on I'Wl rally i11 the ninth inning to : WI)' to ano:Jther victory after ch31tLpiorlship of thl' world. ~ur. Cuuntian.s .scored eight runs The box scoe; Thursdav evening. I .150 take a 7-4 victory , I 1~t;e11 klng a 2·2 Ue in tbe eighth The promoiional powe1·s who Ia th~ verv fint innlr.!l, <"nd never Nlllw Huen p 01, A6 R H E The- Yankee~ , who had . tr-1Ued . _..it~ a slnglt" run on Wall y Post'~ 11re seekint:l to set up the match \\ ! l'f' threUtcned. . The Phtls, w~o w~n their lint double , a saerifieil and Tlo'd Klus- frll" Yankee Staoiium the week of Lf•ing phl)'W!I from thl'ir hason L. Jttush, 11i the Ind!•nsdby ,one •f~ul~l ,~tm~,~;:1Doa~ers ---------~-- 2 ., 2 .lloD 3 2 2 0 I) into T.aurs ay s 11 VICtory of t~e y~:ur In Cincinnati 1:ewski's SKrifice fty. Sept. 16 W('re shaktn UJJ W" en CJU!il.l' Punv V·Uj.l\.11.' uf Litlle Lea· / 2 o the Senators by a after six lusses, cut the Redle&s' Pattersor, suf',.rPd !I bone rractur;- !lt• ': a~e I he New Ha\er. team Pto- A, V•n M.l•, 18 3 while the Indians wer• 1P lrtteJ ------------· 2 .2 .880 But {he Phlls bour.ced back with 111 his l'io!bl han d h£"~1in~ 1'omm:l' vo·d t [l have too mu<;h experience leadin& marein to four percentage G. llc:ueh, SS-P 3 2 Polnts over the rum1erup Milwau- four hits and two walks in lhf' Jaekson ult .Junt.' t,;. There was a [eated by the Red Sox · f t' y t<nO.: pUJ St' or .1e rm,mger BlJ· of 9-7. kee Brave&", ninth off starter ar.d loser Art quesiion \l'hetht·r the ht:nd wo~ld hes us the:or had 14 h¥1:.' hits, in- iismondo, P·28 Rt dlegs ~-----~-~--· --- 1. 3 .UO 5 2 2 0 The ked~s appeared on thelr Fowler and rdlefer Herschel Free- he!IJ in time to 1wnn!t tnd ning. 1 dudin:.; fo ur home ruru. Yonk.,, c 3 2 0 0 Each (If tht- league l~aders · - - -- man . But that h ~ tte was seWed when Laois SismGndo .Wit th• wlnn. Crlmtittd, C 2 0 0 0 • won five gameS" while Jostng Yankees ---·-~-~---· ·, i Fowler edtt>d after giving up liTe C"~!R '1·as rt>movt d _Thursday. ing h'trler fGr th• New HnMI l.lrJc:lt, SB 5 4 3 0 'The Red so, atrengt!!enfd Frldn'• Schedult a w•IJc and t hen u sl n11le to Frankl , p tt eady _For T( •mlng nlnl!l .,.lth lany Van Mat.re •nd S. lous'h, l-F 3 2 1 0 position in the- leagUe iD. DaumhDitz Freeman came in to · a cr.?.on ts _:cat1Y now 1m· Gar\1 Roush aiHa cDmlng ln. fi. if. lotJ,h, RF 1 1 0 0 p11ce with their vJctory ,. Wlllk Richie Ashburn to load the , any .type_of tramttlP' C'!"C~pt punch. combinotd trio v•w up ~nly Senatol'!" dropPed Greta, 2& 2 1 0 o the tuckless 1ng.' satd l>(lnc 5 fl~{·!ahst Dr. H. bases three hltt to th• Yenkiff!l. LcJitlt .l. v&ft . ....... p 2 1 1 0 farther ,ihto tM cellar. · L("slie Wrn gt·r. " ln ano1 her two Bobb~ Bow.n· went ell the Middleport Little Lettue 1 0 0 o HoWei'd, i:F · Blaylock Seorf"' Two wet>k~ he wil l he rEady rur full for the Yenlctll, 1 nd destrYtd 1 0 STANDINGS 2 0 0 Miller, ~F Marv Bay lock tben deliv.ered troin iflg." much be-tt•r outcom• ' as five W. L. Pet. . . 2 1 1 0 BroWn~ CF a freak douh\e over third while Speaking dr.ci.'il~~ly, Dr. We,t;~g.:!J' errors helpe• c:ontrUiute to his 0 Indians 5 2 .714 Rep Sox · 3 ~ . -'2,11 H. Roush, RF 0 1 0 trying .t 0 .avoid an Ins ide p!tch, added: 1 do wnfall. St; Roush, RF· 3 0 0 o Y~~~---· . ~-~~~~~~rs~--scorln1 two runs. Stan Lopata 1 ~ 0 0 "There UJ no doubt that ic ean L'·ading hitters for· New Hi~en l. Ro.,h, R~ another 42 21 14 1 '·l't' r'e PaiJl ZirJie with three Hll:l· in tolar• Bridges he ready for a September IJout." Patttc>r.o;un , hi s hand st ill sWot: . t 11'P t!ps incldding o fou r ba~er, Del Ennis ' grounder at Ytnh'-'-'· Poe. AI R H E . Two more runs came l('n ·but "able to bellr ,·eal 'hard while 1.. Roush, A. ·van Matr.e, pressure," corrabor:~ted ttle ~-'doc· ''to:J<oh, snd •SiAmondo all ha'd tw~ 'H,iiiTtt~ Rt= :1 0 0 1 1 Elmer Valo alngled. - 11 ; 1~ . G. Roush., Sismondo and Shel t(oh;, 'lt'F ' 2 Q 0 0 Rediegs starlt>d a prema. tor's ::~lalem r nt. ''It's a little suft'," .said the for_ dc,n Roollh a]J had home rum, Gil~, ltll' 1 0 0 0 nlty of their own in the For the Ya,ikees no batter ha4 ~. P ~. 0 . 0 0 bQttom of the nlntb after two mer' Olympic champton in ~~~ sort 1 1 1 Ct;l•n:t were out. P!nch-!tltte'r Bob Thor· -spok-en manner. "But t~e hand doesn't hurt at a]l ond I'm pOsiWith PsttP.tf!On's hand iettinl ,lit...,~, ·c 3 1 0 0 niln tripled to scoil' Smoky Burwbo had walked. Johnny tlve tt will llt' all ri ght. " medical oklly'~ there wu only oni; U~18 2 0 1 I Patterson said he "never was more hulld]e bcfo~ tbe alplbl W · r, SS 1 0 0 1 Ijlt~:::::• at also walked btlt Post 2 0 1 0 a third strike to end worried" that the !land wouldn't of 8 Moort- ' bout--and AnCient Wefrr, LF he81 In time ,t o p·~mit to train Ar('h \e faces tha._t one. T!)e 1'91&- Cal,nrt,~ Lit 1 0 0 0r game. prolteriy for the bout . which will do vetflran meets hmi-htWnil: ~~ 't& 2 0 0 1 Left-bander Harvey Haddix waR produce an internatinnaJly · reeog- J~ mes J. Parker at Toronto on H.mr.IM'Ir (F 1 0 0 0 tredlted with !tis ~eventh win, nt~ ~ucces.c:;or to retired Rocky JuJ,Y 2~ and, if be comes tb'roilgh Mcktnil•~ CF 2 0 0 0 il:70Joi IS-24.26 slvinl wuy ror a plnch~hitt.er In Marclanno. th11t as expected, 't!n! chan\'pton:. sti~, IF 1 0 D 0' the ninth. ,shlp bout_wlll become a c,eTlJ: .. ~nty. . T'fal& 24 2 3 S ' Will Hflal Stronger Willie Jon es, hitting safely in 7:10•15-26.11 "I've never had any read hand ;_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;_;~,.:..,i;Q~==-4iF5:'~;;;.-~':~---·-=-, his 18th stralg!tt gnme, singled trouble,"ha.sPatt.,.,on "and tllls l\e , .r homf! Philadelphia '!! first. two doctor ass uroed '"id, me thllt ntna In the opening trame, but a broken bone will be stron~er af• t'louble by Kluezewskl and Ed ter i t knits properly than It wa ~ S:00x15-32.56 \ . •i,J IIIley '• 15th homer tied the score orlgin~lly. It hu something to do · ~~ m tbe lllt(llld inning. with tK• calcium dopo•it w~lchl'. ,'• lorm.'i around a break." Manager Birdi-e Tebbette 11ehe. Apparen.Uy Ln top physieal con~ ' ~ · r\r"\ · '1'1 duled one of basebnii'B top pltt:h'"id • 'I\ for tonight's cortte11t With the dllion otherwtse, Ace Brooks L•wrence, who he would ' wtth rour day• or hlfi•• and !hen ._ · bas won 12 games without a -de. go to Greenwood Lak-e, N. Y., to , , feo.t will !ace Curt Sltnmoru on the 'mound tonigh t. Simmon,, ha~ ''"' oymn.,tum ~ockouca. T!te 21·year~Jd ·New Yorker ff won three al).d lost six a:ames, hos won ""or a1 bounl•, 21 b' · op knockuut!t. .. . . . ·-- ___ . ~':""~_ ,.;_~w;:;_;,:_;,;;;:,;,::,;;;,,""'""""'==~~~. ~~==""'""'==,;~=""'"='"==~~~-~~~~!!J!!!~~(li- r. ' 'CINCINNATI, 0 . UP........J..ate in11lne rellies, practically 11 trad e mvk wUh t~e Cincinnati Redlegs this seaaon, t'an work the ot ht"r n I 13£ I•.· ' ·.~ ;-. ,MeigsLlttle .., Frldoy, J"'ty - ' • ~----.:....::=::::.......:..::..:._____ • 4~ '\ ' ' ., 1 ' ';,'· ~ L ,r. ', '· .. .I �-....-·- -.-:-- .,.. ', ' ' ,, l , ---~ ·- J' ' the ~ilv Sentinel, Porr~rov-MIC:Idl~rt: ,__ , --OfiiG - Major r~u ...........e Results • Phlladelpbia • • ) :n P;th bW'g b . st Louil . _ Pil tMJur gb at Chlea1o 2 Z7 .500 tw, 28 '·39 _f94 ~ew 7 Bo.ton . ----- 4J 35 .53f: I U"'t .' Dttrolt ----- -- ~ 42 .4M 1'1 ~v~ u.ll Nu tleea of l!;vel'!t.a ~r\Jltt:l.! oaL rei!JI! lar classifi ed rat1-11. Obilturie• • ... -~ ' , Baltimortl Ww hiDrt~l'l ~n eu City . 34 43 .442 18 31 51 -.378 23'-7 28 49 .364 2-1 New York ____ 30 4Z _41 7 l Zlf.: Thursday'• RHuUt ThuRdliy'• ltsUita Pitt.sburah 2 ChJcaa:o 1, l st He• York 9 Cleve land~ PitiJbUrj h & Chlcaao 4, 2nd Detroit 4 Washmgtoo 2 nigbt Milwaul:l!e 2 Brookly n 9, lsi , twl- BalUmore 4 K.aruas City 0 D'ig'ht lla;ht Botton 3 Ch icagu 1 nis ht .Br Btkl)·n at Milwaukee, 2nd, night To•'(• ProfMl»le Pitc'-ers ppd ., rAin . Chica jo at Boston- Wil80n U.S Sl. Louis 5 New York 3 n ight vs Parnell 2-2 l'hiladclnhla 7 Cindnnali 4 night · 0 '!1roit at Washington nig htTodily'l Proft•ltll Pltetit~ Fo.rtaek 6-6 vs Ramos 3·7 or Pas. Pithbura:h at Chicago-Fr iend cua l 4-9 11 -7 vs Hacker. 2-8 . . 1. Kan.•x• City at Balti mo r e niK hl Plliladi!lpbia at' CmcinOati-Sim· - Ketlnn IU vs Fo rn i e l e~~ 1-2 mon1 3...6 vs Law rence 12·0 Cleyf'l.and at New York ni~ h i Brooklyn at MUwauk ee 2. twi- 8c'Jre 8-6 or W\'1U1 Jl).4 ~ Slti rdi · night doubleh eader--Enk i n ~ 6 6 vant 7-2. ., · D;d Newcombe 11·5 vs Ct·onr- 8.5 laturd.r('l Gtmes and Burdette j-4 . Detr Oit at Was hington New York at St. LouL, niKh t!i. •: Fl!l City at Baltimore Al; tonrlll S.7 v.s Dickson 6-7 f'vel and lit New York _'_ __s_ot_•_•<la _,.:y,C•~,_G c_:: ""::_~;_'_ _ __:'_:C~h~;,;:•~go::_~t ~ - - ::w.ra Ul 'l'banll:ll ano , ME7ROPOLITAH ' AUTO SALIS ' At TreHic Lloht fn Ml..._r:wt 2~5 N. 2nd Aye Mlddt-. 'o ,, Open Evenln~ia Until 9 p.m. Pbo<io604W !bAlLY. CROSSWORD Mr. and Mrs, Don Landon aa.d sont; , spent .abe weekertd in Akron the guest& of relatives, Mrs.- Vivian Hoffman was ielurned rhm the Camden Clark Ho.q,itaJ., Parker.sbUT(, to the home of her son, Dana. Mrs. Lena Keller of Marietta ia spending several weeks here with friend&. · Mrs. Norma Dean, Cheater, spent Su.nday with her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Chevalier aad ram· Brothers Coal Co. MASON, W. VA Has Re sumed ~!!!!."!.··· ' ....,_ca. -~•t Nn ... ,•• _ k SALE OF 115 &. l.eond If. PMM 61 Pom•ror, Ohio House Coal All Business Is Local SAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Bakcr '.t will give yuu the beat (fade on cu. ! I -, - - , fl1rnil~.:rt! lit app!ian• 6--tl ----,--,-, CARD OF THANKS Our a pprcclali oll ln uur FOREMAli "' ABB01'T T.V. friends and neighi.HII'll [or VICE All makes Repaired li)"ffip ll thy, ruod lUltl praycrs: pert 'fechniciana. 1-'booe Hook..~ pnngs fo r tit ..: UIC of c!IUrd-.. 1111d ., nl' m• nish' rli. Your _ Aflddlcport, ldn-dn f'.:~ s wtll ne ve r be fm ~ou e n . l:j) l\tl's. t:. L . Arnold und family ------ - - - 7·13·1\j Bar'!-<W·SimJ)6l)n lnauram::e ~cncy, (lj !; 1 Auto ::.erv1ces MH!dlcporl. Fk.l~t • AullomobUe· Honda. Phon lil 6315-X 6-20-lf (20 ' I Insurance -- L H. IIA WLJNG SONS CO. - 2' aour Wrecker Service. Pbone 8227, Nl&:ht Phone COMPLETE ln8urnnce Proteetloa, l.lfe, Auto, Flre, Polio, Call Doa DODGIW'LYMOUTH DE!IL-I Mills, MJddlvport. Ohia. X. EllS. :::0mp1eto WlfEEL ALIGNMENT, b.:;mclnt and brake 1ervlce. HaekeU'• Safety :icn·t~e. Welt lllaha Street, Pomllroy, Ob.lo. ,(81 Auto - -..,- ~ales '-=--- j952 CUEViiOLE'I' Uelux 4-d()o,· Sl!daJJ , !'ower 11lidc, s p;trkltn g mc lalllc ~;: rm• n lin i.~ h , $605. JJiaettnllr's, Pomeroy, Ohio . 7-J2-61c 1051 BVIVK Supe r 4-duor Scdtm, .mper Jn cvl'll' y wuy, $796. 6l1wt · tnar's, Pnmcruy, Uhto. 7-1.2-ti t.c 19b2 lNTk:Jt N ,\Tl U~ AL LWB, 2 $31)0. Ohio. ~P - axk , 8 . 2~ x20 Blac tlnar's, - - - - ·- - 1960 FOHU VB ~ Focdomotio, 2·t on, lirc!<i , J' u m l! I' ~" • Y . Sunl mn '1 -12-H\c Con\•. r " 1 1 rqu;pp••.t , !: choice of two ~ h lli" Jl L'IU!I, $2Hl5. Blaettnar's, Pl.llncroy, Uh w. " 7·12-6tc ... .• "' ~ ~ $ ·19M Cllt;VRUJ ,E'l' J..l.l ton i'l (•kut >, one carefu l t•wn r r. $8M. l\hu·ll n.ar '&~ Pomc to)', Oh io. 7-J2.fl h· JiJM ' , PoNTrAC a ·.r yllnd;;.--·2.(10;11" d!!lux IH'da n, rJ a wl c11.~ twn-t on,· blue finl11h , $99:i. U l arttnar ·~ . Pomeroy, Ohio. 7· 12-tlh· . _______ ___ ,_, :.: S'I'A'MON WAGON- 19M t'ord . 4 door, Furdom11 th: , rfld iu, r! nek. h !!altr. .1 putH J: ht . lli"W II rr ~ :,l-4,000 artual m ilra. Phon r 2117 01' 836-Y. 7-12-:U(· 121 ) r..;;(Estote - P'OR SALE-Pearl Kirby Real Es1a lc, Rutland Towll8hlp. :u acres J.and, house, barn and out hui ldines. Seo& Gooroge A. ML•inh art., Adminlstra.l1>r . 6-1-tf l •"tHn i~ hi • d 2 ~ •story brick, S. 2nd. A\'c. Also lol on Gnnt tmd Oliver (or sale. Mf!l. Muude Beck , n88 S. 2nd Ave., Middle. port. 7·12-3tc Superior Service Quality Merchandl.. Reasonably Prtced TO SELL LOCA·L PEOPLE ' ADVERTISE IN blemo, Notary Publle, Olllee Phone 2611-M Pomeroy Nal. Bank Bldg, I 05 E. Second 81. Pomeroy, Obto Jo- t Spi n~ t Plano 13ll rp: ain Jl r nta l rr. turn Spi n~t l'tllll (l l :r .~ Jl ll ll ~ t h l l' part~ e~n •ave S2illl.t}(} ~· n tlw beautiful piano. 1 ' a .~· $4 on ..,.,., ·k ly. Wrlt t Sunnn r r~ k Son ~1 1 1 ~1 r Stgrr, Jackson . Oh w , fM dr ta tls METROtoLIT AN AUTO SALES Attorneys for Plaintiff. ~6)- 29 ; (7) 6, 13, 20, 27 ; (8)-3--6tc ~- - - - STOCK CAR RACING SUNDAY AT • DAILY SENTINEL ' "dpwn and rem nvrd H't l"h('.~ h i r (' TWP. Pb one v. 1> • •Jrnnmws. C' h.c~ , •••• or l'omc roy HiO.Y . ,,~=--- c,----­ v prigh t r :&Lin, 11.· 1 Conlact The H11tl11td Co., 6103-J. 7. l1-3tc "With The Coverage Thot Counts" ' 31.1lonpel tO. llleb•or of- 1ft, .....,. · (Hart.) , ('abbr;) Uchtly 'I'"'IIZ'" ll<oletoa , ' H.Oblmt --=..'. A (jA il'/- ... • . ' ~. '-' ~. ", or pact . a.Bolkeaa) . ·- UlutliJ; ~ • .. 1n The · Lowest Prices • 8.11ttoaol • . ~, ; ,, '.." ustfl ~. ~ ' ·cLAYBANKS SP~EDWAY (One MUe w..t Of !0111,101 0111\l, lU) Adm. 1.25 -Hlp SehooiJitUdenla 50o- TRUIS 1:30 ·- ' ' ..1953 C'HEV. ~10% door , Black t'lnlllt • NANCY . •·.!' ' EROLET ncl HEATER • 6 cyl. ' • -· ' 'l ''I ;,, •, ' ~ I ' \' • ~- •, ' ' ."' ~' H., Rrdlo, HNter end Dlf S.P Cover, - 365 1948 DESOTO Custom 4 door . ( . . .,... 1095 · .- ~ . 1953. PLYMOUTH Club ..'Cpe . ' ' ' Bleck Hnlllh· """", le•t Ce-.r. GeM ltubli;Jr, c~ '"-'"" ond Out, Ont , .... -.-ill Tltll ON._- v..., $8~.oo · - ' , 125 .., 1946 FORD VB 2 dcior , Blut nnlm. motor run .wt-..,.IOOCI/tlr~ •••r- ,,,. -. . ~ 949 95 ., ppJ)GIE 4 door ' ·~ J!t·'c,tll' ''· Tiru like· ftttW. ri~ ~ matori edril ·Condition for •ht..~r~.~ , .. '1'2$ . toed ·:- " ;;.l . ~~ i Sedon , : . .. PoWer Gllct. ..,.. SAlllt<T~· AND ' .,• HEATER . ;. .•. .,. 445' 1949 FORD VB 21cloor lltck finish • good aoUd car' throughout, ' A CrJptp,.... quooaaoo' PZJ'qVPXH NZLWl YOXA; ·wZJt1: lXIIW JDPCSSOW , I!CNZQ AXW-NZRLZB, Yllllki....,.e CrJptequote: HE HAD A WONDERFUL TAL-. I;N'f P"'·PA.Cic,Qr~ THOUGHT CL9SB, AWD RENDJilUNO..• PO~TABLE-Jtl1CAULAY. PEANUTS , t.1.-in1 alue -finish, LOti of eox&r.s, lnclutfinv Radht'• Heater •rHI Dlf Trens toM, LOOK THIS c.,- ' ~ncl ' ,.; • 545 1950 FORD Cusom 2 door VB. - how to worlllli' 1 . 'DilttdMt.ltd by Jtilll r..tura·s,-a•lcate Ltght Blue -Futt•h, M.•a•o he•ter, u-.rec.tional Sltnels, Spot liM:, Lots of ather extrl8, tire& good ONE OVER ' 1 rt BIHII ·finllll_ ltedto, HMter. Other •ldr.IS. Vt~ry , Bl~~e flnltit Rftlio, Hut.,, Co,.crs, A Low Prl~• _'~ ,_, -ll!Ocl>tlol.. tty-011. l'rlcod to 1011., thl• - ' low llliure- -- WZRI! , QV!'_l, H'{~J 1951 FORD Cuetom 2 cloor VB 1954. PLYMOUTH Savory 4 dr • ' . I Priced Below Book ·Price -~ 'vo'xA'PWD powet -t il• Trtet~, ..... ~ HMttr Seat C~i's·' llk• -~ 15000. Mfu.l Mllet, L:oatl one owner f=•r, CIMft. •• • MW pl..- These Cca.ts Are All S~rp - · I S·T·R·E·T·C·H 1045 - - a• &:XYDLBA..KB ' . ....., le LONOr&LL'OW •. r - - -~--Ont te~er elmply 1tand1, tot DOther. II! thilexample A Ia alt4l lor the three L'lo X f1't the two 0'1, etc. linlle letteq, apoe,· trOphlM, the kn,tb Slid· fonnaUon Of 1l. W&mlt are. &11 biaU.: Eaell dJq tlll Cod• lttt'ft are dUI'ereat. · , · _. ' It· - DAmY CBU"roQtiO:i'£ ~ , cAlls ' (alibr.l, , -~· 1 • ''YC1fU~ SUKlt$1 .. , .. ~ c· • TO· , , tbr . BAD TRADE? ••• C"AROS ARE COI(r!fJVP!fRS a.l' ~·­ ............. • I• "vine ma ny fact~ tha t could be t'lt!!d asf() whll't mel!tclne ha:s arcomplbhed on t ~ ha tr or us Wll. In the hu;t ~ yea rs more progretm- '!las been made ln CDnquering dic;eoase ln prolongH1t U(e than in the l'D· ti re prt:vioU8 h:atory of rflilh..:l ~ i:~ il1tence . It was don f' by free me n working in_a fr ee system. FoR rr, our rf/e ·~-~ · ,,~ Partle-u larly noteworthy gre85 ~" M~n m.sde' In chlldrt:!n. Of every 1,000 vlvtne bi rth in 1900 182 ACi'tJ/I'TIES .111A)' ;vo;r BE 7"/{E O#LY REA SO!'/ ... - · - / J,..t-1-1. , dlllloj-.) ~·· · · '• In 1900. the frh tcst kU ler wna pneumonia. Now It has bt-en ali i but defe ated, with the de-at!l rate down fr om 152 per 100,000 to 12 Jn 1900, tbe ililrviVOJ"s of pneumonia could count on paf~ thr-el! months' wage• fur hot~pWt bilk Today the disea.He is !>ften cured at home with anUbiotk:f at a comparativefy !:mall cost. - ' GE#ERAI:. MANAGER, h'IIO~E IIFC/!C 11.1'.00.Wrl I ! l'lfiWK "TtrAHiflANE. <ST.I.DUIS 0/#Jtp~• - · ' •~tr.~(l LfoOd ._..,.; I ~~ G~n ftnllh, T1ui., Radio,. HNIU .,HI Dlf. · New lilt . C~r, lful ltWMcl c.,~ MKNillcally · OK, Yt'J, Geotl -tl~ I l l THIS Of!.-. , R.H ..... (Ven.t 11. Snake sc.rr......., ''' ' DROI INTO MEIGS MOTORS AND BUY ONE OF THESE ___ FINE US ED CARS ' SEDAN, ........,. U.Jiaftllall ." ' . ' Telattta,.ttuwfl' 29. Jlowd 3li. Rubotf 1rith ..,...:1 RNtr 81. Q,.tulty adomed II......... '\........t '' 2T. Un· 1.='~~- ~ Middle~ ' I ' ....... \I eontederacy ot · .tate• (Ger.) r ao. .n. ~ T he ht!ad of , a ph.armaceutlcal • company te lls of some of the m In the current IBS\Ie of The Ex:c~ang e J,fagazlJM! . ln 1900, 1 ife expe-ctancy at blrth wa1 about .... yean. H1)w It is around 71 years, and l ome e x:pe rtA expect it to re•eh betW~ten 00 and 100 years- by the end of thia ctntur)'. l la;~::ara:e:ro~a~:: w:; 11. l'rOIIY, ,. ~ Your Friendly Ford Dealer 195J CHEV. 'llO 2door . . 1955~ ..::. ·#<. . 9t.. ll.ll't... of ""'• JIMMY PARSONS,Inc.. 1095 V-8 , = . < I' You "ave som•thlng' To Sell, Tracie or An· nounce, Let A Dally Sentinel bisplay Acl or Want Ad be Your Reprasento_tlvt. Get . Ra"lts' .tow-tt'uck wiH be diBpMched promptly 1.-nd · ' grM. th.ere swif.tlY. PHONE 6104 FARTHER PL MOUTH 19 ancl H,,ATER, CHOIOi OF 6:cyi. H CLUB SEI)AN, . 7-\2>31< .:.· HOUIIe - -- --and Otlthu ild inRs to he tnrn ~· 1opel . .. .aPtiL ·' LOCAL PAPER 210 4 DOOR never 1ha.ve WEBSTF.R & FULTZ, Publle AeeoUIIIIDI We Invite Bookkeeplnr. Arrounts. Audllo, Tax Pro. )IOU rlaintHL THE mE Ho\)e an ~«ident, but it<yoo , dci, jta_ eall \1$. our' HALLlE A. HYSELL. ' G. E. REUTER Good Clna Uotd Can All Mak.. ""d Modell , · 10. J'Ua.mtnta 11. Writtnc lJ. lnCtte tabltU 11. J'&moua U. Ma.n'a nam• com.pour lO.Partof lt. Male . a camera 4ucenclent \!. &ittroemely lll Plopert1 ' 11. Paddle·llltl 1C.'h:&Jler I proetu r;;: 11.....,_~ Tuton ll.f'lw:np (~) 20. tlalten\11 12. Diltaht4 21. Tmlblo RA-rch A nd the r es ulta it ID produred In th l! Ia, t half·CLmtury or fO ttrt superl&ilVl' by any 1ta n dlltd, In the ftrgt · }·ear : t~ay is Iet~s than 30. At or tlle century, dlect annually or 23. En~· I. Jib~ read{ larvae 8 . .A. bottk · 1f. lome clup 2,, A rodent. EON-THE-DOT 481 S. T~d Avenue part ot ann . T. Http t. Lonr-eatt4 MAKE ¥OUR Trevy-Flntterwald Funeral Home I,~::":;;ci'~h.... 211 ' ' I 1. Tennlnal ul hands" IS ON-THE SPOT, WE'RE Mrs. Gordon Chevalier aa.(l moAlter the reception at the home ther, Norma Dean of Cheater atLEGAL NOTICE of the hri.de's uncle and aunt, tbt' A ~ t·tm Hy~;ell, who~;e place ·o f couple left on a trip to Lake . : ended the funerai of Clermont residence is 205 Condor Strt•ct , ~: r t e . They will re..ide at '" 448 Arnold, at Rock Springs Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayue Brickles Pumeruy, · Ohio, but personal Duds Avenue, Dayton. hr~d a• guests Monda)', her niece service c annoL b e obtain ed ! Mr. and Mrs. Wallis R1nd and son on ·him in the Stale of Ohio .and Jimm)', Three Rivers. Mich. hiS present address Is ~ Pvt. Aaron Thoae vl!Lltlng .Mr. and Mrs. Fon Hysell, U. S. ~2369642 , Battery A ., Halsey recently were -Mr. and Mrs. 82 F . A. Bn., A. P. 0 . 201, c/o P. Gilbert Wilson and daughter and M.. , S11n Franciseo, California, will ,\Irs. Harley Gilbert of Athens, hkc notice that (In t.he 28t-h day Mr. and Mrs. OlVil Watson of Silof June, 11156, the undcrslgntd ,·er Ridge, Mr. and .Mrs. Everetl filed her petition against him in Watson Iamlly, local the Court of Common Pleas lira. FrOst and daughter Court of Melgs ~ounty, Ohio, Case No. 12437, prpying ror di· Rushford, ' 'orce, custudy of -child and other relif!f, on t-he ·&rounds o'r -g ross n r.gleet Gf duty ~nd extreme cruelly. Said cause will be for hearing nn· or after 1he 11th d-ay of August, 1956. I . ""•" l WHEN YOUR CAR ily. For Operation A~• 1. w~'l"""i l 0. Jioalhert. For Manganese . . Deficiencies • York at St. Loui s AMHW... Le..ue W - L Pet. Gl New York -- -- ~ 2fi; .87 1 Men and ln1Ututiona !~ ulfi· : Cbic.JO ------ 43 31 .!SBI 7'r:: ~ttl)' judged by rl'lul That 110 tr ue ot ffil!d al re~':lewtland - _. " • 32 .M9 7 ~ 1-'hiladelphia __ 33 43 .434 lPAr Chicago _ 3 1 42 .125 12 \ CirLCl'l~lab Brooklyn at MUwauk!'e •. , Natlenai Lll&fue W L Pet. Gl t incianati __ -44 31 _587 Mi!wau Y.~<' .. . 4:2 30 -~ ~ llrMkl yn 42 33 .560 2 •' "{ ;, pubUSht'd at I r.E';\l per word. '-'barKed Adl t M•eived b)' IIUI.il or tel t.>~JbO.nt i)VtJD ca..:etuJ at;..n tloa. -- =..~ --- I ~· t"!i\'nON• . "' .' ·On Your Dlol �\ • \ { · ,. I p·~· ~I I ;" w -IANNOUNCID :i\nllouaee~~~ent bu been made of lie marrl_,e of Clyde Hovatter ' 1«mer lol:!al relident. and Jean. cue Cuwle,-, llieblands, Va., OD hly 1 1\.'faqell, Va, Mr. and Mrs. . • ' Mrt. Chester Erwin, South niece of Mr B Er wln and a pupil Hovatter visited Mrs. Mildred Ho· Fourth AvenuiP, presented her of Mr$ Elizabeth A11ne Webster. -utter and family, July 8. Tbey plano pupiLs in 11 ret::ital Thur&J\fter the recital which Lnclud.. The Cu b Scouts of Den 5 ''niet 11e mUlDe tbeir bOrne at Rich- day afternoOn at her home . The ed a demonstration of the flrst ·::~&~..__________ 11'tudenU were Ka~n Thomas, Deb- lealilons by some of the younger Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs . Elza Gllmoro Jr., the Den ra Grue.se-r, Diane Wilcox, Marl· children and more advanced &o 1ue lb. K.D. Amsbary l lyn Swan, Christi ne nahr , Sandra endmg wtth the most advan~,.~ )lo~her. ·1 f h •· d Carving ships from soop wa.s • OU~. of Miller, Judy Wildermuth, Diann" pupt s, re res m.r:nw. were se_rve t he P'OJ·ect of the atternoon7\af.. • WI McComas, Maida Roush and Je8n- by MMi r!:rwtn who was ass~sled • From · · 1 b y MIll da Rou h ' J e'ilnnet t€- cruo ks ter which outdoor games were l nette Crooks and a guest ptanJS Off ICe WIL!! Carla Jane M11ler Itutland, j1layed. to and Mrs Carl Miller, Rutland Refre ~ hment.s were served by - ~Arrangements summer flow- I Bruce Simpson Barry Boyer, - - -~ - - e_rs _i u the ho~nE' included n•se Ron me Collins, Joey Gilmor_e. Cllaltlr Ne. tile floetene Di8Uie' No. 41 zmm <:s. prtuntas and buttt!r-fty Gtorae Alvin Hoffm RD. Mrs. · Otla&PO&T o• conmoN 01' bnsh ond the tahle arrangement more and Mrs. Donald Collins, as'1'1..was whil-e roses and petunias and :: istant Den Mother. ·wh 'tc t11pers in wrought-iron --c•odobb" or POIIUOT. The guests we.re Mr~. Carl Mil- \ lTC 30 1956 In the Slate of Oh ... At the ciOH ef llutlrwM on June ' ler , Ru-tland; )fl.,;. Cash Bahr, I .......10'10'..... sAl . . . . . . . . . . . .., c:...lroller . . . . c.n-... Mrs. Grorge Chi lds, Mrs. Gale I '' Miller , Mn William Grueser, Mrs.J· rrJ Rl $ · Mtll ard Wi lder muth. Mrs. Walter ' .......... UIL V............ ......... r I l • Aug. I J uiY 12 ' of f .. j ' ·I A""' """'h. cr""''· " "' L. W McComas Mrs David Mu. Oh· ' Big• Yfnk's obllpttona. dlrect and To,~ . Dung~rees If: cE·aranee 46J.l:J B46.75.R55.3fl IJII~~O:ted' 'i-*~ -~Di. i1AciU41DC "p ;t.l' ..-'·-) ........... ....... -- .. ---- ............ ...... --.. »-Do~UI of St.atet ud politiealtllb41villODI •... --. . . . . odw - · (oerttfled &n4 ~ ahectl, etcJIHI..81. . . "''''fAL ~ • · · · · · • • •• • --· ·- 4•611 •8 II' s untmer -.- -... ... Coa>llaJ(O) Common , etodr. iotal pa.y UOO,OOO.OO , .• ••. , .• MERCHANDISE 225,01)0.00 TO 14 .73 ~_.67 Undivided proflta · · ·······--······--················ L, TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .... ............. "" TOTAL UABruTJES and CAPl'l'AL .ACCOUNTS . . . . 4,051 ,tl3 1.48 MIM~.t.NOA oth• pu.rpo~u .. -- ·· ... --- · ......... --· .... . . . t ,4 I4,595.oo LMal ........ aboft 1ft after dedactiOD of relel'VV ol ...................... -- . ... .. .. . 29,478.38 I. lohtrt 8. DMtH. eub.ltr Of the aboYe-named b.nk. c1q .oiellllllJ . . . . W the abon dltemtD• Ia true to tht bert ol DlY kaowl141fa Md belltf. ROBERTS . COATES, Cuhler. DRESSES. SPORTS WEARS SKIRTS• . Ia) ~~~ • OFF ON "-ttt pltdp4 «lllltiD.. to leeUJ't UabWUe1 and for _.,'*Ia. Parents Night .. Held At Camp . . . . . Arrowhead 20% 330.735.67 and other articles JUNE'S ., ........ Dress Shop Swom to and •ub&erlbed before me thL~ lOth d11y of July , 1900 and I b.:lrcby eertlly that I am not -.u offlcer or director of this bank. Parents night was obseTved at Comp Arr~whead, Huntington, W. Va., Wednesday eveni-ng. Each troop presented a stunt around the camp fire. At.tendlng from Pomeroy were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coates, Mr. and Mrs. J . w. McMul'ii"By, Mr. and Mn. Charles Swatzel nd daughter, Cinda, Mr. and Mn, Richard J-cnes, Dr. c. E. W. Downie, Mn. 1'. A. Downie and rim Allen, Mr.s. Ray WoodgcR-rd Mrs. H-ank Young and Mr. and MrH . Harry Miller. _._,...... ' . _ ....... •t: ' Busy Girls 4-H Class Pknic .Club SeW!ing Is . . ' .. Held Thursday .Judged Thursday l2<r:m The Golden Rule Class of the Hrst Baptist Church had a picniC at the Portland Park Thursday \'lith their teacher, Paul Smart, giv:ing the ·b leulng. Guests •vere Rev. an(! Mrs. William · C. Harmon, OOOb& Ferry, N. Y.1 who hav~ bef•n \ojsjting Rev. and Mtl. C. E. Hoyt. Games were enjoyed rturing the evening and the bospilality c;:ommiUee mcluded Mr. and Mrs . Jamei p,,J!en, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eaggerly as contrl.butors. The Auiu.~t meetlqg will be corn roast wilh Paul Smart. Edl· sun B<~ker and Russell Batley in charge. Thirty-two members .ad th eir famil ie.s and guests were present. ~venlng • Mrs. HowaTd Nolan, M-elll:s County Home Economies Agent. judged the se\vtng . project of the Busy Girls 4-H Club at the home of th~i:r council~, Mrs. JalJleS CrisweJI, Thursday aUernoon. · Mrs. Joe Wllaohl, Jr.. also a oouneUlor of the -Club, WIB pres-- ., ent lor tbe judglne. Articles iD ' the project will be di'sp}B-yed at the County Fair In Auaust when the grades ,will be placed on tbe articles. ' Later In the afternoon Mrs. Nolan went to the homr. of Mr.s Ted ~!ley Jr. where llr.!.. James mgton, CoL1neill9r of the Gfeen CloV!'.r 4-H Club, and the girls dJsplayed thetr. proJects of sew. lng anrl Cooldng. The second project lnr.lud ed demonstrations of · sandwlchrs, salads and summer bnve rag~. ThS m-ember~ will give VISITING FAMILY • t~cse prg.je-cts at tlie County Mrs. Robert ~ - Stivers (Salle Stanley} and children, Robin Sue Fa1r when they will roecelve their and Robert Warner Of . Oce~n ratinis. Beach. S11n Dl cga, Calif., have vi~­ itetl this pa ~>t month with he r PM'· ents Mr. 11nd Mrs, Warner St,anlcy. Brew. Mrs. Slivers and childrl'n have BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT traveled 6000 miles through fourRev. ond Mrs. Joel Myers of lt>en states on their vacation. Mr. Rush5ylvanla are announcing the Stivers who was form erly director 2nd st. MAMIJ·ING D. WII!B8hlJ1I. Notary Pu'b)ie · - ~ CommiM\on .,..,.... Deoomber I, 111118 basement. It was also vote)! to have- a rummag-e sale September 8, 7 and B, at the parish house. A cookie recipe was sold as a money m•klog project. Sever.l· new hym, nals we'-re sold to the members. A social !lour cunclude-d the meeting --,--- 10% 100.000.00 ...... .. ...................... .... .... . tw~ ;:~d:;t~ote!:C:~~ ~~: ON 51H,742.71 6 'oos ·o•"' 1'0Ml. WBIUT.W ·-· • · • · · · • • • · · · · • · --· • · · · · · · · 4.611 .895.81 CDITAL .t.CCOIJIIT8 I ed SA L E • ELBERFELD$ Held At Parsonage ' linger and sulan, Mrs-. Jame1 Twe.nty-ttlree members of ' the Thom :1s and Jimmy, Mr~ . Wood- I Fedente.d Clrde and Hve 'guutst pauteed ••••-·········--· ·············--·· ···· 2,1 09,23312 row Wil cox and Linda, Mr-s. Mar-~Mn. It, B. Bernhardt ; and ' ·aon· ~ of.._ Uld Political Subdiviaiona •• , . :.UH,7ft5.tn' vln S:-van, Kathy Morgan, Mrs. E. John, Miss P.h-rx Vlrghl.ia R.!l~el, Other boDdl, Notes, and Debentures . . . . . . .... ·- ·.. 1,742.50 S. Schaaf, Mary Brown, St. Albans. MrJ. Vlrgtt Cad:lp~ll and · the "tor,or.te .toc:ka Uncludlna: $9,000.00 stock of Federal ~~-- _ _ Rev. Waldo iJ. Bartels, enJ,~ ll, &Merve Btn!O , ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . 9,000.00 picnic supp~r on the lawn at the Lnans and discounts (inc:luding none overdrafls) _ 1,371,793 211 JUNE~S p..ll'80nage, Wednesday evening. Bank premisea owned$HI,000.00, lurnilure The supper WIUI 1erve116 buffet and fixtures $13,000.00 _•• __ •.. . , .... , . . . . . . . . . 29.500 00 style an dmember.s weTe seated at Other a.et.. ......... ···--·., .......... --..... , .. --. 20000 small tables. -~--- ~ ~ Following the &upper, th& group tui'AL ~ ············--········--· ······ - 4,951,63148 adjourned to the bouseo for a LtAaiLIIDio • short busines.s session with Mrs. D-wtd dQoeltl ot irldlvldulll, ~ and # 1 Louis Reibel, president presiding. corpctraOr!M • , .. , , , .... ·-- · .... ·- -.... ........ 3,087,926.37 Prayer by the Rev. Ba.rtels openlbu depoalta ol llldJ.-Idu.ab, pu1.Denllipt. and the meeting. ~t vatted ._..., ' '':-c~ c· A88lml ~. ' .No.• Federafed Ie n·c 'c Su p per I Cull. w ......... wttb other bub, IDeJ.udiDI reae"e balance, aad cllh HeiDe Ia ~of eoUectkln ... , . . . . . . . . . 1,2 II.4:'i6.b0 .' •I '• to I Pom••Y National Bank ' • I II·be ' " ' 11 ; ·t -, ' .e'/', • lb 5 oz birth of a 7 daughter, of Child Wetrare of Meigs County Deborah Elaine, on Monday , July is now associated with City of San 9. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs C. W. Gregory of Ostrander, and Mrs. Myers of Po1·tsmouth. 1'he Rev. Myers 'fA& a former paStor• of tbe J<:nterprlae and l!Jornlng ~JULY I i \,._.&. ( Star EUB churches. ' 1955 ,FORD .... $2,195.00 Ve lunllner Convertible Cpe FordomaUc Ji'ully equipped. Chmce ul two aharp can. 1955 BUICK .... $2,595.00 , . Century llh'ltra s,.. O)lptOow • Power Steerlna. One local ~!f, One careful flow Drive. own~r. Twin Turbin ~ DynJ.. 1953 BUICK .... $1,395.44 ., t.'' .. .. '!t' • - 4 dr. lotion, 8 cyl. 2 dr, dl11:. Sed1n ' :wo tone blue fi r. ish Wtl'Ve .serviced Ihi.~ I' IH si nce new. - 1953 PONTIAC .. $1,095.00 Samso ' 1954 FORD ..... $1,295.00 fOLDING CHAIRS Flawl es.~ Db1. I cyl. 4 dr, Stdaa ftydram.o.ti o drive. Shows W:C?od care .19,4 .PONTIAC • $1,295.00 1 2 ,, ...... Splftllnl OriJinal 11art ereen flm~h . · · 1953 BUICK ....• $1,195.00 • ljoocllil I dr lodon SparkliD4 orlalnal black with whH~ top. 8b'1>Wl aood ,::·are. < I 1 ortgin;~l 1951 CHEVROLET . $595.00 Dl11 2 *· Secttn $1095.00 1953 CHEV. 1948 FORD . ... ' $295.00 ~ 101'1 Pickup - -of the \' . c~, Rtldo, H..ter, One _owner Shorp . I 1951 STUDE; . c· . ·$a9s:oo· 1~,~54~·~H~ - rv~ · · ...-., , ./ , , Ot~k YOUR ,,• I ' . .. " - ' . S."'"!IIH foldllfl .,.,,. from $6.91 ' " T·RA.DE-IN .. .· F~RNITURE ON tiEW F.IJIIITUIE .. . ·I ed .tbe kettle of beets starting to IRJI ~91ft the ~Ye top. A~ sbe l'ndeavored tO' grab the overtuminp kettle the Realding ciontents spiQed over bel' a,rms, buruing both buds and arma to (be· elbowo. ' was treated It a local ph)'. otfjce for second degree ,., 1 Wayward Monkey Cliptnred Af~er AWeeks Absente $399~00 RIPLEY, W. Va.-Judge Lewia H. M~ler, judge of the Dtb r ,Judi. c:ial Circuit which i)Jcludes M~n Countv sJnce 1928 and RepllbUCJD liomirtf'e for lbe state Supremein '1948, died at bis hotno ;&~;<k~_.,, after suffeting 11 he~ , · The veteran jurist president or the w,s ~t judit'inl council arfd "lield- · at')' riegrees froM Mt>rri• College all.d Ohio Weideyan· lt'ge, among otben.. · ·... . . 'AI ton Pa~ OM owner, N•· ~thtt Jeb He.ter · , MANY MORI! montbt ca."rt Itt"' fln'-t!J ,. eYehlrtv., clqn ' , .$1341.00 Smart ·~~~.•;n~( ~~~~.•t! needed II-' u.empted the re- towm of 3-MOO wir,.dow l)bio~·· .Midd1 eport hlcb winds of the list with windows to of 'Uiil.4fl . with rportls.- The llavlnt a cost of It·unnece.aB· •t •tM top or the and Eishth ' ·buildlna: to CMmplon 2 ftor, 'tiiiOr.- ..........,........... the J\Otar. $1345.00 . . HtrtiiDftt lvort ovlf' ltlue power ll!ltJri'Pt, pe'wtr 0Ude~ white wed 'tll'ft;, &h..W, •,.d~t, IUt' 'It ton Pickup f\nl(~ l"llr, aport ., CIWWI OM owner car ' New d•ric t-lun hNfw, Ndlo, IHt tho Many 41Jmayed t.J the building 1953 C:HEV. 1953 PONTIAC · . ......... .,.. tMinr 9~omolan, MNI4r 2, $1445.00 mclailic Extra go<l'l tlrc.s. OriSI;in~l mctuliic green llnlab. Pickup Ofe urtful owner. 195.*, Jo« sruoE. :$ 6t9.pc) W.S H,.. Rodlo . ond H••ter f.u pcr in ewcry way. li..... Ylctorl• V•l ~ and whitt, redloi ~Mater OYer Drl.., . , , s- '- 1951 BUICK ..... $795.00 Super 4 * · Seda• ,.... VALUES ·" 1955 FORD $1'8 95.00 1954 CHEV. 1953 CHEVROLE1: . $595.00 '1952 Inter'l . . . . $395.00 -' ""' . 2 to1t LWB " ·Wftlt•no£ ~pedtl Good b"" · 2 sp. axle . 8.Mx20 t ires ' 19$3 CHEVROLIT . $895.00 1951 CHEVROLET . $595.00 ' "' USED 4-Door, RIICI oYfllr Cream Belair VI Hitter, S11t Crt~ll:rt, SHARP- TRUCKS ' Choic::e 1955 CHEV. 1952 CHEVROLET . $695.00 Dhc. 4 dr~ Sedan J•ower .J\itlt' Sparkling grct>n tln \.s h. The ' i • VI Cuttomllne 2 dr, SedJn Like new dark hilll' - ~lnl:o~h , to,P. t ,,·,}j 1953 PONTIAC . . $995.00 Dj'ballow drive. Spotless wh\tl' with red ·~ 0 lolve tho parking , problem at your hou1o with ••• • ' 19$3 BUICK , ... $1,395.00 f -- ---- · -~ ·' ~ BUY FROM BLAETTNARS FOR A BETTER BUY! • Die~o. Depl. of Social Service anrl iR their reprc9ent.atlve ror ; he pennemular area of th at dty. Ileo ...,as unabl e to acrompany his ram. ily on their vaction. -r ·---- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 13, 1956 lavender