https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7726a222abbbb3c1c75c5cf5c5ec478f.pdf f06f3bb8f0a1b85007d86937697e2070 PDF Text Text \ • \ { · ,. 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 ·---- �M(s _ ' •••'• 'aue9b Mrs ond Miss ery . '. �' r .. • ' . Tfie Daily sentinel, '• First~ l{edlegs Drop Out Of. ~ATI, 0. uP-It m ..y top pltcher wHh & 12-0 mark, 1 long· time before the Clncln·j•tarted !or Cincinnati but wa.s in· aaU :Redlep iet bil:ck In Ant effective .and left in the eeeo~~d plllee uDless the pitchet'1l get l:nning Cor a pinch hitter w~lle ~ ~oltgber or the sluggers whackiog tbe ball ag&in. ---•. • Charlie Slack I •. DEFBIDING "'"""""'_ . Signs To Play On Akron Team 1 &tart tiaiUng 3·1. The rtgbtbander esc11ped defe'at, since CineinQ.IIU lti- The Redlega were one game be- ter tied the score. ReUefer Tom !lind· lhe hot Mdwauk-ee - Brave• Acker was charged with the klls. in the tight National League race, Stan Lopata. rocked Lawrence bat a few ba!Je bits m the right wlt!l his- 10th homer tn the ftrst places and a couple well-pitched frame, but the Redlegs tied In games could change the picture In thelr half ur t~e inrung with a run on sineles by Jotmny '1\!mvery quick. , pte and Gus Be1J s.nd Ted Kazan· Lefthander Curl Stmmorus down- ski's error on Sm.;>ky Burgqs' ed t~ Redlegs m Frtday mght's grounder contdit, 6-4, glvn~ the PhdS' their GrannY Ham~r blasted 8 twoieeOnd straight ~td..ury and knock· 1run homer Ln the l'econd tnning, ing Cincinnati out of first place. his first si nce (Jpening day t 0 Milwaukee dropped Brooklyn in J put t!te Phils into a 3·1 Wad. a double header to take. over the lead. a.u Homers Cincinnati had its work cut out Gus Bell put the Redlegs intQ a in the tblrd game of t!le se-r1es 4-3 lead in the third with a thrte.here today as Robm Roberts lac· run homer, his 16th. The round ed J'()bnny i<llppstein The Phil· tripper came aft~r McMillan and lies' ace canied ~m 8·10 mlirk into Temple !J.&d walked Ule game. while Kl:pprdl!m aimed . for his eJg!Jth wm agnlllllt four Hal Jeffcoat aJ.so was Ineffective sctbacks. when be took over for Lawrence m the third He lmmedlattl1 McMillon's Error yie-lded the tying run on Mllrv An f"rror by old reliable Roy Blaylock's double, a wild pitch McMillan, hiS first sm~e June 3, and Lopata's sacrifh:e fty. Acker helped. the Philll Fnday nighl. came In and held Philadelphia In The miscue occurred m the elght!l eheck untU the eighth. inning and bru,ke a 4-4 tie. The Phlla won the game ln that McMillan's fumble o£ Brooks Lawrence, the Ieegue'" inning on H amner ,s groun der an d singles by KazanSki and Stmmons. Rook· le Don Gross gave 1.1p another run in the ninth Dn a single by Del Ennu, a hit batsman and Ham· ner's second hit of the- night. A di.sappomted crowd o[ 16,2M watc!led the Redleg-. fall out cf first place. .. . ' ............ CONCIEH ILCK$J ' I H lgh School athlete and more r~cPntly star eent@r of Marshidl's fast breaking ~asll!ctball team, re· ·tealed -on Friday that he would play witb thfj Akron (,ottdyears of 1he National lndus1nal Leuue D"Xt seasun. •2 0, ! Sunday 'Afternoon 'i Time Tri1l1 1 P. M. RICH 2 Sportsmen's Strictly Stock Guar11nt.ed Purse lf• Mil• Track M1rl•tt1, O~lo Fairgrounds I l 'I i ( .,' :-!s~~~d~~e ~s?cl~¥on I h PI! IIY will Haat 8 p. UJ!t w 2 ll ~v<Jnr, 50 49 -----·-- 46 13 42 Buffalo ACCIDINT LH~t,c.-....,._,.._ ' 2 I D l • .•. 0 CP 1., 1> , t •I'' 0 ':0 jj .• • 0 . :i .• • • l , . .. . . " / 1.. ~~a.~~HDrive . - - ·ln... w 4 4 2 2 l D -- T.revy-Finstel"4tl~ . , Funeral Hom• Y'S SPORT .')71 38 56B 39 557 av OCSAA FRAI..IY 42 .523 United P-. Sports~' 40 467 NEW YORK UP- Fe 1 I' 40 .462 ley's Iacts and ftgurea: . I 5U 451 3ti 53 .404 Fight Results •- Don Zimmer, the Brooklyn fi elder recovering from his ,. ~:,:~ serious beaning, Is such a t tompetitor that he r.agea at ager Walter Alaton when :!I.e kept on the be.nch. 1 I • ,•1\. • Hudso~ • I• . Alston recently visited BY UNITED PRESS STOCI''· ' ' ,, NEW YOHK- Ortnndu Zultwl: .. Zimmer 1:111 1/4 . Cuba, olllpomt('d r.udw1g In the hhapit1.l and, io an atiempt I tg hlburn, J:lR, Erll18h Honduras , to encourage him, said: 10. "Don't worry. You'll be Coal Co. .~ N. W. COitiPTON, 0. D. •" OD ' fa(l, saw Call 6352·M qr 784 Chestnut St. Middleport. 7-13·3tc .' Has Resumed Eut Coarl Street, Pomeroy Offlee noun: D to 12, 2 to 5. !Close at Noon FOR SAL&.-.4ilt>am table 3 card ljlb,lea. 13 st.ools, rdnk a~d dr1un- 1 board, back bar, s!iowcase, Coca cola rnach1ne, })fer · cooler 2 large. J:"U!I heating stOves floor I· M.ASOH, W. VA. Thun.l Operation For ! .!I SAii.E OF, ·!. .I ......i... I c ll"". of~; ;;;,. ,,,. ~,, '" ..... ',..:...·~_..-,,,. i . · --" ~-~ ." ' i'f'·V,.:,·. ~ ~ ' , UM High HP Pureluk Motor Oil 1nd PUitl o.... ll'le, Premium ar ugul•r whldtev•r pu norm1lly VM for 1.000 mill.. If you haVI bttn Ulllll I 10.W 20 or 30 grade oil, you will burn I • , ...nne u• ltd on. or Hth - ar we will crlve you •rtY oUw:hlch mAY have to be •ddtd In • 1,000 mile oU chanl' I I'J'RU~ 1 BJ'.AMII . .OH 10 VALLEY JUN'K CO. . -~ IBOJ< -JiftAUl -~••e ,...,od ...... ····•·· ······•···· Mor~epower Combino~ion lUlU> If WIFH BUT PHIL WILLIAMSON BIIIIVII In 2t95 ... IDEAl FOR old iU'hioned. . ' •kltchoncabloo!o • "'•ivlng ·~t .. ("\ • bookceu~~ • window .. loiiai .,.._otlng .,...._ ...,. ••• arty niimbli ol ho.,. prof-1 ' . . WHT HOT OPEN BILD·A·COUNT . A. · \ ' ForYour TEilRY · Handyman Purchases? • • !+, No .Down Pay~ec.t1. ~ liHit $5.00 me)~thly:. I • aamson 46 W. Main St., pOMIRO~, OHIO · . as I THE POMEROY'CEMENT BLOCK C()• . 41 Years of Continuous SeP-t'ili:e· . • Porch Valance, r()U up .,brc• sbades. Cloth a\\!nJngs, E!ectiic fans aJICtods. Free in!.1wllation Dale Wippel· Supply. 2ll5 un: ion Ave., Pomeroy, dhio. · 6-l5·25tc ~ot FURNISHED APARTMENT rooms and bath, utilities {I , • • · e t - ''I • ,. Phoflft 82 • ;-rl;r· . ., ' ..,. .• I' 5 ~. ,v ~ ··· ""'" ~,roy.1' 1 \1, I z I (¢ 1 7 . IIOUM!' With Venetlan blinds . lot wltb _ 4 1n11 4-ear garaJe, ps.id, FARM-45 acres, niee, clean, aDd pets weU... fencf:(l. , 7 acres of botkua. Ne.; 7-rooni frame ho-use wit~ barn furnace heat, arlults. No A !so furmahed bedroom. Pomeroy 111gb School. Mrs. Fre4 Langlot7, Ptlmeroy, Oh1o Pbone 302 X . 7-14-61c. 3, FURNISHED APARTMENTS for ren~ne +room, and two 3- room. Utilities psld. CaiJ 63587·13-3te '* '!01' :•..,.. '"' Use Less Oil .. or Both" "¥ou'll Burn Less Gas .. " 7·1CHSte X. Off•r IJIOod until July 31, 19~. Atk yeur Purt 011 d.. ,... for ....u•• • .. - WE BUY 1000 • Mile Offer · A FEDERAL LAW IHCREAS~S THE PRICE OF TIRES $3.00 Per Set eotn hu§k~r Jihredder~ bel!; side hill pJow; st>t t.Rork harnt'.§s· Oliver 40 walking plow; riclm,e' cu1tJvator. Not·m11n Theiss, Racinej '1.()()-ft 111~bt>r II 'I I For Rerit Try Pure's-Challenging With This High . ~o'ienlhal .. Olrio. / 1.11-.~!c ----··--- ~ -- Brothers ~ If CoQd UJ;ed upril!lht Ptano A 1 eon.dl!ior;~, C'unl._ct The JtUUard t.urni1u~e Co. 61Q3J ' . .8PTOIIliC'lKIIT ' "'" 4t.lt-.~n.. ....,.. I• I 1. i,IOi;,,....,., p· '.'I' · 1 I • .). INSURANCE AGEN!:'Y o o•· !-,'nO •O -o AB.JIH I ----,-~=-~~::~~~::~~::==~:::! 41 . ---;:::;l'~ = -RODNEY IJOWNJNG Q ~· :n • nootf. L Pd. ~2 39 Mon!rt•a! . ------ m. n t e omeroy y 11, ac- 'r·Hontll cordtng to announcement tod1y Rorhe!o.t cr by Wilbur F. Hanning, secretary, Mln ma Columbus ~. :~-~· ll1chmond ·~· 1 l INTI:'iRNATIONAL LEAGUE BY UNITED PRESS .... Iori... I 0: 1 • 2 ' o o. • I 0 I 9 , ~rowmg family and must con~>Ldllr ms rc.~pon:->J bJIJtics w1th Uwm. 1 The Slat:ks expect thetr sceond l AND of GAME TO MEET AFISH mef'ting thfl Meip COunty 'lto Rl• .S. Coli Wot. - · a " o I! 3 t ' O! Slack had been wt•tghinJ,; o!!cril from the Good,tl'8Tti and the f'o•·t W.ayne Pistons uf the Nahonal Professwnal B:~sketball A!Rlocl&· twn He said lh<1t the great~r se· curity the Goodyears offered was the dectdmg facior Slack, who was one of the na~Jon's top rebounders j:(urmg htt colleg 1ate career. wtl1 begm a long tuinmg course, prepanng him for a blgh'ly techmcal posttton w1th the Akron Goodyear Rubber Co. The six-fmc• ball 'pla,ter remind· ed that he was the fathc• of a chtld souu Dunng the pa.~t st ason, he h·d Mllrsh~il to Lis first M1d Amclt· (:an Cont'eJrncc champJOJl!iltJp In h1s Junwr year with Marsha ll he wun th <' 1 e!Jound title for nallomtl mo.~jur L"utlcges w1th 538. :; Ap IIHI •!I .,o; 0 t Charlle Slack, former Pomei-oy I I ... "~ ......_'-"'- teoo" Co•. I MIJ., Notflo of . ...,..,"'! GRV£81& ILOCI&: '!"""" I,.. r.a.rge and plenty other buildingu. eated on good r9ad one-. from one , mile from from StatE Route 1241. QW'..,. 'IIIII trade for Uon, or ' ·. . ' ' . . �- - _____ .,... . 7 ·:·· .. -·r The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohlii PogeSix •• • •• • ' ••. I ,, ' ' '· ) • -~ .' \ ter, IJnda, ~uenfed the funer,1l at lAWD J!one.s ot to1U:mb.u, Friday. ' Mra... Dean Briakef\ BU. Mr. 111d ly Carleton, and Ill'. ind Mrl. ' H. A. IIHnitl •nd .wn ot Pomeroy, •pent S1,1a:day evenJna witb )lr. Cbarlle CtlOWI)' OC ~l;ilte, Krt. Doual~ qirtle and dauab- \_er via.lted11ft; "And Mn. Erne,.t I bn~Jan and · f•'DHlr of CJ1esh1re :a .! fl!w days -last week• . e ' ' '· ' ~~ - •• :~ :;~~~ ' • :·.:. . :.= Ohio! '"'"' .....,, - •:.:;:~ • ..,..' . ' • In .....th. hrtly c...., ,.,... Ny with .t.owcn. Qol In ....,... ' T - . Hloh - ' Dnotet~r•~ ' Larry Smith of t.l.lRI Cliff ill vlsijiot Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smitb ...., nerth, f5.70 MUtk. ' f I Ohio No. 77 VIII and family. 1ft low 111!1 ' I . ' · BoHom New Phone ·Syste~ l AT =~ ... . ·. . . . . ~'rided.- BROWNS' Tractor Sales ·:;t;~: ::;.:=;~:-:;::;;i:!~;~~l!. ~ ........ro,..u, o~..:X. .A0ti0111~Col:;~, ;t.tc.' :.;.! ·:<:;t.;,:;J; ;~~~Jf:f: .~ no~ ~··d . Suilunoned To Special Meet BURGH UP Federal • 1'!\ey r:tl1ed indllflrJ negotiators m~~ took-~ a flna kaad todaY' lnlO a private ~~ ~= ead to uae I jna: IDd IUauDOln>l.L ·-r~ in rf(orta to --. CD • tlv~ of the United Steelworkers nationwide 1teel .trike. ito 1 1amilar meeb~ thil after- ' - 1'-1-· west UJl ta now, He Lon& ' J.U f1 E~S BARGAIN :n; I BUYS! -·ON RE'FRIGERATORS UPTO . . ON YOUR OLD (Cont..i:oo.ed on Paae Two) Local Ch REFRIGERATO~ AU. .........., PRICES START AT . . Attends Meetmg Norris, Pastor. 9,30 A. M.; day School at $279.95 ~u...l!':! M.; Preachina: day Schoo! ·at 18ft. Upright Freezer $329.95 day 10:30; JDJ 8:00; day 7:30. • ONLY TWO LEFT {f : Sc_bool lOi Ford hay balers AT AREDUCED PRICE i .' · · s 8:80; or Dr. '' . ' '' Milk is the drink for me and you..• It's first for flavor, nutritipn; too!" ' tbe - eo·AND. rHI I'RICI WOH'1 sro,. rout '. ' .. "My IMiat fri~Ad ja mil~, you an. '.• It h.a'-• •• And ., ntiac 01 IIIOCI con h ond '*'•'11•••" Ohio - .. ( -· ,., ••• · 11 1 HIod Bur~al wlll be ln t h e "Gr1•veW c"me.trry. ·~'be Rev. Sher ey 0 c J LeD)leJ w111 •nnd the Rev. . · . olfuutt- at the servicU. Mr. Rus~li was a ' qlesman for tho Riggs Mercury A(eocy, M.hens f h deatb He wP..s at the t.ime o u . ·Injured seriousl,- when he f.ell 80 ft. iil. 1954 when be waa e.,:aployed as boilermaker for the B~bc-k ••d Wllco• co., on the Ddls "'" -. .... Bottoln Power Plant job. He WO! a member of the' Cheshire Baptlllt thurcb, SiLoan l-odge, F. & A. M.. and ~rder of tfle "Eastern Stars, CbesJure; Ohto l'lew caseS of polio M' :W%. • vanel Commandery, Kntchts Tem Th• gro¥P dl'cuiOed lurther pie and the Couneil ••d Chapt>r waya to aid 'and rehabUitate those of Pomeroy. po,;o patients for wbom IM ~tine came too late, " PLAN PICNIC f.ll eblp\el"' reaf(inned tbeir be . I bel lo ''"' oeporale Man:h of Annual plcnte ol the Homebuild· Dimes in Jloulll'y 11.1 tbe· only fund en Claas of Middleport C!turch rai&ing activity of: the NatioDal <Christ will bf; beld Tueaday Founda.tioa, wlthollt whle1i tbe .lng at 6:30 thin , Plorl ual DdiUP~kb.eld Salk vaccine would aot baVe \case of rJin e a a r w ""' been poalible. at tbe ehu:reb. ··~ ' RiPIey 'MISS UNIVERSE' CONTESTANTS - .' 'i ' ' - n.o:u •:.e...:- The victim ol thO a.ctdoot. :·~ tD meet with tho )D - n vLved by hit wife, l)ella lite; foar la the •ftew:nochJ. •;-"'~ ~... carl Lt~ -"wbo wu 11.oore 111d the separ.ate ~·sup_r!_Jil! -:-.~:-:;:-· -were- illi&iated by the".... -.~-_...,.-~-"' Jlellll\> ...,h Him; &n-1, ~dl C!llrl,;,. tJ. T!le'iiSW't 11110,000 -~ I• J·n, governor j · ~q .an, Jr., ClifUJn, uti • · ...._ 1L'le basic .tMI indUJll'J' bave Wea S. Air For•.:- AD4 ,three,. n. IJttlte l1nte JuJ.J 1 .. at fpur Mn Howard Boswell, Letart; llri- on • tdl at .St. John'a · Lee -.. New lbveo· •nd Both sideS 1ti11 were ho n& 1: He was a meml)(!r of one or 'he Anna ~.,, • firm to their y,fdeJ&t )lepara\ed · ~ Episcopal Chllreh in R1p 1ey. old Jackson Connly fsmilies aud Clara Jo, boml!'. ··-' -nuDill which triggered lbe walk· · J The parents, who also lun•J¥1! rveast t lh induatrJ' &ad ·rhe Fifth Judicial ~treUJI Court hl~ father was the late Leander are HarrliiOR RobiJm)n, Jr., of lb =~t 1 Ill~: o1 about . over whichr he preslded mcludcs :Miller, a school learher. tart Rural Route and MJ. Clan Jo. Qr. , Moso}t County. I He was educated In Jackson home. ... u-.._ a 1 i' ~ b u doc Counly schools hnd The parents wbo abo IUI"'Vive 'l'!le co,mpanles ...ve Ouo:::u•.., • attended Ju4ge •Miller had et'n n u rris n · Robinmn Jr. of lonl-term no ttrill:e ·~at West V1rginla Wesleyan College. 'treatment for a' heart , condition turin!l the past three yean. b~l He reccJVed his A. B. degree at :::~rt :Ora~ Route •nd Mrs. Ctara Which provide. fOE" tn anDual a~ ~ 1 age P'J lnereue of '1.3 c:eote an. hAa been able to , continue hl_li Ohio University and his law. de- S•·Ats f Pt. Pleaur:t. · bou.r plUJ t.ther beaefil• .IPH84 work He conduoted court on Fn· grie from West Virginia Untver· .... o · h art t•·ck .sily in 191'7- He was elected to a over the !entth ol d pn"or to the latal e a ..... wahyleh caused liis dcalh. mljllbo t~m as mayor of Ripley in 1822.. at ltllt U mont!ll. t 1 1 a(!er He ha, 5erved in the West Virt Tile un1oJt tnalstJ tbe MIU'tr had been A s a t; e in tbe Repub:LU.n Party- m West [!IIlla fj'-•nate and as a jUdie sin~ · ~! tpo ~ side bftte,. 11136 and 1940. . t A trade pUblication en 11l v ti "Chem)cal Week" has announced tnat two companies are considerms the Ohio Valley as a . Bile (or olammum produdng plants. Th '" d · nal s.aid thot Re· e wa e JOur , vere Copper and BriWI and_ St. Joseph Lead are the Compao1_es that are considorlng the • location of i.lummum plants ln lbe val~ey. " ,.ld that the The magazme a 0 availability of coal. as_ a fueljor trl t 1 tb, tn•D p:·oducmg e1ec Cl 'i - s • r.if)al attraction of the Ohlo Val· ley to the aluminum Industry. _, . ... ' millio":": I h~cn party ~ Sify Police JnteJi Char!1ed Theftls S h Y th ~ ear . e '£.. or..Mi.,ou. . ' (l'o 'Ex-Emp' ;_yee d~~g~~;s ' 'W Renor,~ ..a..:.J i ssing Ioi d~T'' 'a· Market v.raUtia and had his .,' ' );I J_ c--.. , A ' fiftee11 year old-. ReDdcnpn boy mi88lng sinee Frld~y after· r.oon wU still tb"e ub)ed of a search by police t{lday. Dtnny Mayes who was empl(ly· ed in ttie malU~g ro~m of the J»t. Pleaaont Reolater wao .•eenc '"1 wben be lift hi& wo\·k there Fi"l· day, \ the son of 114~· and 1415- 1\Qberl D MaYes o! Henderson. . l'OUn£ M'ayes was r~ported t,o ha:Ye been seen hitchhiking ln tbe rarea. :Ho7· ~ver. some say he was e:omg o HuiJtington. wh.i.le' otb:; ~aime~ be \vas go1ng ID the e oD 0 Cnarles\on. h d Po~U:e _6aid that the d?:'ount!d $1:Vtn bill poeket and 1 tuc idea .t.h.at be- miiJbl hthave m~ with foUl play. They eorLZH rhat be would return as soon fB he spent ttle money. Th~ parent$ have said that bhe~ have contacted "all the pcoPl .. wc can thmk of" but nanny has no l,ecn fonnd. 1928 Other , countie5 In the ell'- CUJt ·whieb be served are Jackson, Roane and Calhoun. • Immediate survivors are his wi· dnw Freda Rambow Miller, tbree · Mrs Keith Simmons Jame-s Robimon both of .. d M" w M Oliver St. R1pIey an · · · Starline ' of A'bans· two brothers: R;vens:.Vood and John of Ripley; · · u~ H F Po•t and f1ve ~1sters 101..1 s. · · . . Mrs Ray Kessell, both of Ripl~y, Mrs. Edith Wolf, Mrs. Glen Lilly and Mrs. Russell Kessel, Charleston. -persoos F"med'l"- ..............the.....-, Two Jn Tra£fie Court tm:!,'::!, ::., a::e urda _.,. Heanng•S Sat y .:.1:~ ::;:r'wor:: ~~= an beur. · 46 were I~ ',_'r;~~ hearinl~ Ethel H••Ll.-...1 . .J Mayor UUJ.HU·q of PomerOy ~atutday !~f~ *:~ Di v n WIQg. V· e8 I' 0 0 uJlaDd eotts ama y 1. Opol, Clc:m, f"dlercd smnm er ur Is forrcasl for thtJ lucky two of c }" Th1nbne Rnom ~ .:1ncrs • • . d g• \1r Cond11Lvu en- Pnz~ rawiiL vcre maLle al thr stnrr. JuiJ 14. The pr:ze drawmg clunaxed A 3r 'b 7 Week Summ ertime Sw~ep­ takes in whll h ~0 or the_ <.r E rhlnhne Room Air Conditwnen; vere gwen b~- A & P Super 1\tar~e:ets tn tht5 ra~ t uf Oh :u . Lucky wmners announce? b) ' lle store manager s G T. \\llder.nuth of the store here at 116 W. loJ m St. Pomeroy and B. F. Par· n~ee Lhe Mid'dleport st~re aere: Mn> Edith Lanmns. Sp,,ng , -\Venue, Pomeroy a.nd. Mrs Robert ' Sebrnoll, Pearl Sl., M.lddleport. No ._,urebase of merchanJlise "':as 1 nPce$N.ry to enter' the prlll!' . awa'rds euslomel'fl signed their name ~nd adress to entry blanks 1 d.u.dng tbe ? weeks and_lJle luclt-Y ti~Utll were pulled durin~· a publlc dnw!Ui lD the &~ll. t ,. , OD -. VINEYARD ROCKET WARS-Otli-~IL A&P Announces Winners Of Air Conditioners · • Two fined -.ope maD torlelted bond in ·ne court of E. F. • vemoa E. MiDbone, -· ..-ur · 1e, wu fined $10 lea • 011 v1l lUI lllJIQW .. a tharge holf (DRwf~....~ Yoa :~lia :notor we- c e para.-u A Mldleport man, ~as ia Meigs tr. led ""'"""'iOD. of State JlilhWIJ ave ...... tounty ~il after bav1~~ be811 ~r· rel!ted by Pomeroy pollee_ on Sat· ~1!1ba Hud5on 20, ChaW' da on a warrant cbarg1na theft Road, PornetOJ, ,'118 ttaed lin~ ur EJgene M<;(lurg, 44, wu appre· dollars and ~ for driTtDt 'Wi~ ~ended alter a warrant had been c.ut a driver's lreeDH. .'!'be coati SlPC'd by Rayman Barnltt, Po~~ MARRIAGE LICENSE A mariage license was issued 111 6f the fine were suapeacled. ''"' on a charge that McCh&rg .!_, William C. Toaey, 35, Cine...,. 1 $124.62 rrom ~ ,,_ lhe office of the ProbMte Court (JD ~Dl:wf~~ ·:~~a son, operators of J Saturday to Fnmit Knotta, 2:1, Rt. land. forfeited bond of''$15 po!lted · ar Market in Pomeroy. last Friday for his appeara_nee fa lRe Midway rurmcrlr employ· 1. Vmtnn. a labotet' rmd Llui-a co\trt on a ehal'le of apeecltng. Bo!lls, 29, Rt 1, Vinton. dKaC:t:rrru::"dnver by tbe two c . B%nt~~h.~ren~cllo n over the week· d George Jelerson, 50, wali ar· E';st~d fur dr:vwg whrle UlloxLcat· cd and WLlHam Reeves, so_. Pagetown was arrested for mloxLclltion. Bllfh are in the county ]aLl. of • . ETTNAR AUTO CO. Morn· Star ! You're 'way ahead ol them all loraction when you drive thla And ybu're aw11y ahead Jn VCJiue, too-for, belleve It or not, you ~D oWD' thla bll and brawny ~auty for less than you'd bavo to PlY for 43 modelo of the three omall carol Hero'o tho perfect way to break the 11111&11-car habit. Drive .it-price It-today I / ' . ~lviag tht dece•Bed are b!r hUtband Cheater aad three cbil· dten: Phvnis, Dana and Roy, an '"orlladne. • · ,_ . ..AltO aurvl\'lnfl tre her paren""', alld Phebe Fowler Clark ~f 011 ver and tyrio ~otbera: Bill Cllrk of Pumeroy · BOTHWAVSI t!amoroua a<>' tetter .•• pital Parlt.-abura:. • JulY 12 to ' Furlertl aefV'lces · wlU be held ·iue.sdly ·at 2 p. m. in the Ewifll ·Fun.fral Cbapel for Mn. Chester Van-. Mefhl, 42. Racine, wbo diN sun~l~ in St. Joaep~'s Hoa- tliD Office From cAJ urs . · c. VanMelef Will Be .Tu man .,. will be out THI ; IQ.& ' Wod ..sdii·.. •!,..':&"~ <t'Pl\!Okb!-1 v ec Cite&h\1.• IIOjll...·ehllrch ·· r . 8 - •"~1:~ ,. ~ , R~;~wliD~..t:;oalS }o'unerill llom_e . "(:·UDef . seM"""', ·• - SEE US BEFORE BUYING • (. • ·ifi..: QAII. 'a "-,;,;;..ftit!bii ., -, by / Mrs · Victor CoWLg, Cbapter BOttom . an of Mei""" county ChapCh.lrm 1 ' or new serv ee tr-r' of tbe National Foundation for month for ru~ lDfantjle ,pAralyai'!J met July 12 : 1 f~· ~':,! It 1 P. 'M. 1n St:udent Unlon at no m 11Jai~raity with ltbbert Dauber, :lJ!J:'~~~~p~~:.nn~. ~tate Representative for the Faun· COjnpan)' will ..,datiOn to dillcuss ' the latest infor· d f '!a.~.;;:.--------;:.,- matiort an" recommen a IOns on th(l Salk vaccine. , I . Mr. Dauber re-emphasized that acdne If u lt is a safe, e ec ve v · ~ ~ againBt polio and tbat eyery per· .J.. e!lgibl~ alte group 0 In t"• \:1\.Q "" " d ' shOuld be ui-ged to be vaccinated . ~-.:1-·y 1f aU l'lvrnlable Vacicne is WLe t2Kiil this ye:~r, it could I reduce the M.l'reacltU>g. Prei Mettlodltt TWO on~_!l'ucEday evening. ·\ ~h Tl,. fun,.al wUI . be eon~uct•d p OW • l MediotDn Chid 1 - h A West Columbia m8Jl Wll ldlled F. Flnnt!Jin ha~ Sllld ~~ bef aerlotWJ' iDjuftd that if the UlliOn IDd ..... ..,. ... , and bill ~of .., automobile ae- representatlnl did not work out cld a ruu VI Va. Route 2 at ]lav- some appoacb to .et.Uement soon. '\ ~n e.,.i, SUndaf morninl. tw would tome up wit!l "IUI&!Ne Bobbi RobtDIMI 28 of tbe fJp. ~us" Gf bla owa. F1 ~ eomm~ty' Mar We... Finnepn 1pent the weekend ln. ~urn~• died at' a.m. on SuD- Wu~ ~':!int oa ~ :!_~ daJ mornl:q to Ute Camden.O.rt. tlon to · . I'EW'f Ho ltal James llit.chell. : ~ c.rt 3'1' remaio1 tn Br tad bli aides, Clyde Kilpl ·u!at ((lndltion at tbe bolpltal. tnd Robert H. llaore, returned : enll was reported br tM State _Pituburell today .. ~ were p ll..ce Detarbmbt ~t JU.pley tbat i remain OD t~ !lidelme OD a in wiueh th! !..O mea w~ "fl,aod by" ba1ll while the Wllon tho e ear f and ~D~Aqement repretQt-tiftl ridlng evidently weJrt out o ~· ~..:.-• PMloa acberlnLoo.fo · [or trol and ldt the lna:bway. me1 1n "'~ EDT -y 30 be reportedly ov~d 10· a. m., · se!eraJ C:~e• for a tHstance. nnnepn chose not to "~0: Time o( tlle lt:c:ident was plaeed at called Ia tbe lnd!lltry reprl U S tivea-Jobo A Stephen. o . . 1 :·cc~ing to members of tbe Steel, Robert :Hone of Bethle= fam 11y, the surviving brother In tbe mc:::n :eu~wl.tb Ute BliJIUIIOM4 < erash wu given little cbanee for reeovery by doctors at tbe ~ltal I the ........ D W ral Sundly He WP atill listed 11 • David: 1. lleDonald. US P • ~~in"" tn ·critical roruil.tioo thia. ~~ent to a tinl11lr eonlerenee. He ~ •. "' be read7 mornmg. • · abo told both ed'·•· ._ :,nd IIM3. fl'lends may call at the rer.i· "dence and memorial serv1ces b)l .MasODlC Lodges ~~~ be held tberi.! llli:PIII~n ~ Jieat Plan ' $209.95 ALLOWANCE I all . . - abo ealled both tid•• to med!aton in a joint ldlip at 2:30 p. na. EIYI'. tbt• they would not haw to pay extra caDst.ruetlon ehllrges, - but if .t.heJ delayed 'alintna: for service now tbey would btve ~ p~e copolns~~~' ~on e.!larcea beJon tated in tbe tar 111 a . 1 lm.ih•e! Bottom wlh continue to 1 Edith I;J&rre Runell-f ~urvLv~~ provide servicfl as 11 Ls now until elude his wife, the ormer . ~o? COolville can cvm~ in •nd eut Mulford, whom he mara"' 1•• . Mr. Ma sur. l""9· llSBeC1• tbem over. atited ... , une son , Rlchkrd . It waa brought out ln tile meet· AmanuH; one granddljlU~hUm, Ce e in ' that 11 several parties Ann; two brothers, Jlhlllp of Day-, w~hed to keep Unes between their Lun and Jtardmg, Ro!!ev1lle; flv~ bou&ts they were f~e to do·11o, as .sislerE. Bernice Jean, Maxine an long a& they dld r.ot ,ct m tbe ~:dith Mac, Roseville: He1en and capacity of a public uUUty M~rceUa, Columbtis. One Jon, wa& ,John Michael, died at birth In Only one cha91e in the REAL Tho ......... wllh tile ....... aeiQ!laloro tuiO<I • meet wltb Ltae 1 John 'E. RWI-.Sell, '4:1, Ch6\lh re, died enroute to Holzer ,HMpltal su!¥iJlY evening in the Mld~leport EntCTgencv · Squ.ed •mbulante .Do:. R R Pickens had been called w"tten' Mr. Russell bad a heart attack and the squad was called to bring their ~non tanka. was born lp Bradbury and w , the son of the late Max and tqm ....ea ~re told that if they ,...., ,..,. . ed ·~., M8D•Js ,Kill Early SundaYarr.:;:,:.: BvJ Heart Attack ar~:bacrJber.s of t.'1e Long Bot· Aped for tbe 'neW service • iUnion_And Industry He:ads Given ·-JOhn E. Russell .Bottom·Area Fatally Stricken , rnoterl•" Long BottoiD Ezehan&e and used 1n the- new eonatr~cUon pro- •• ' ~ JllDess' _ 1 llr8, Ethel Hubbard. life IODJ of. New Ba~ died at• ber hOme ou SdndaJ afternoop. aftet aa extended i11oeas. • ftllldent ,. lira. Hubbard bad bftn a patient In tbe Boiler ii:oopltel lD Gal. Upolil for t~ pUt five weeki ·,', wUb a Mart C<JndWon but bad been retpmed to hir home lpt 'W«<oetday. Funeral serwk!H wilt be beld pD Wednead&7 i.t 2 o'~lork at the New HaVt'n M:t-tbodiBt Cburtlil. Burial wtJI be made in the Gd- htm UilllC:tery t.l' the Foglei!ODJJ: 1Fune .at Home. l Mrs. 'Jubba.rd •• , t.he former F'htl Elliott and wn boM in Nnr Jfaven ,D MIJ 14, '1904, She WP the dtu;bt.er of d:e ia(l' Georp 'anr! Ta~ . e Elliott. Sl•n•iYlDq an her ~t~band Law· . u•ne.. Hubb1rd; a a 1n. Otnny; twt)' hrothe.rl: ROJCOe EJtiott. ll~ l'tlitt, VI: Va. 11nft Ch11'"'-e11 Elllntt~ Rand. W. Va. four aisteh:1 • Mrt. 'L. E. Reynold!!, Marmet. W. Va.; ~n. Jffly Hill. Letart Falls., 0(~ 'f!'l Floward Johnson, Hepil~llf :W. VI., ind Mr:l. llntb Foli!y, Col! umbu111, 'Ohio. In additioa ot bP.r p&i-eal.ll, .libEl we 11 pTeetded In dfalh by a dau· ghtl'l', Eile~>itl!' · ... f'rif>l1ds 111~ caJl at \the re•ldetlct In N eir11e)oan any time• . � 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. 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