https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8d7d838bb0beab4d564927fffe9f6fe5.pdf 2e240498fad2ebd68164aa7ccbbf9c30 PDF Text Text - - _____ .,... . 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• . �t " . .. I • CHESTER 3 FURNISHED AP.UTJaiDITS lor reht-one 4 r-Oom, •n4 1wo 3- On DEVOT!D TO INTEREST$ OF MEIGS-MASON AREA aiCHARD S. OWEN Eono• The News Published e\•erv J f!N nuo n enf' pt "iund Jy by Tht" Oh m Vall e-y Sentm~ . lnr , at !Ill Mt o~. h.. rnc St , Puml' tuy 0 Bu ~ tiH'!lS uffue pb.on e ::198 u l lhmal ufll-t• phr•·. t 31n Eh' end as se('un d cl nss Pomt roy Obw ·n ~u lu'l'e m Jl!1 r at the post ')frtce 1t Uri:J~ Pre• St•H C9Fr"porulent 'the tan~led Cypt Ulti s•tuatu) n ...-- h.as entered a new phase Bntun has been ~Jnable to find a bas!ll for renewed negottations w1th Greek Cypriots, wbo demand tbaJ tbe taland be g~ven to Greece TUrkey h.as Jl!.'jected a British rropo..al to gJve the islanders the eventual nght or self-determma hon Turkey obJected because 1000,000 ol the Island's people are o( Turktsh origin It does not want the Turks to come under ihe rule or the 400,000 Greet Cyprtots--or ut Greece - ~ N1tional adv ert1s ~ng repte..-;t>ntat r\o.e fi ,lttt m Ill KtrulJaU, I.ar , 3"-' Lex.:ngtott Avl', New Yo rJ.; Ctly 1U N \ Subsct"lpiiOI'l. r:Jtcs De]LYt• ry b y carr!! r where avalbble 30 cl'nts ~er week ont' vear 1n adv :u~er a \ Th u Dully S('n\tm•l ufftcf', $15 00 111. mo nth ~ $180 thu•e mo1.t hs, $.1 00 By moto1 rou te who•re availabl e one m ol!~h $l By 111J t1 on1 ye11r $8 , Rlx months, $-1 Z!), month ~ .· --------·---·---$2!it. oHL f' moot!! $-1 News Outlook of nf __ _ Mill· ~-~=::~~~~;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~:=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ can smelt a flnk before you eee \.l.et k i'utlLumeBt IlLLI (11Ltl n < \fs of us JHd«<sWASHINGTOII - - MARCH OF EVENTS !..:.. . j I, l l \ o t' • I "" I ,.,- Forcod te Labt1 Dlctotor A Hottfo! DtiJI-Thtory ~ ~ ~ Bpcc4ld to Ctmtral Pre~• AHoctatfo"' rwr _ , . . W Stalin or AB'IONGTON-Why dld So\ let Communlat party boas Ntktt8 Kht'Uiihchev make thnl nnw famous JpHCh aecualnr Joseph al1 aorta or h c lnou ~ Ct Lmc8 " I art&lnly, klli'Ullhc hev mu sl h..tve rcnl!zcd he W()UU be asked WhY' 1 tte dliln't 1top !to.ltn, or, at leu· t why he went along with the 1 "mtdJ:nln," Certainly, he must hnve 1ealtzct1, too, that h!s 8Jlecch wu ~tn1r to apllt the v.orld· W\fle Communl11t party 1 One theory 11 tim\ Kht ullhchcv v.IUI ttylng to protoct h\rnsclf 1rom blntlmtall by oll•t' J .'1 In the Kremlin For, according to this theory, Khrushchev was among thOBfl v. ho ('onrpiJ't d to murder S lnl!n- it he didn't carry o11t mcch R. rnucdt:lr hlm:>el( Thill thccn mn ltes a ~reat d!!<al of sf!n..!le It Khrushchev 'I n ~ n•r~ponslblc tn any way fur th. late premiers death anti If thta h•rt him tlper. to blockmu.ll ll) otht:r~ In the Kremlin who kM ..... ot htf dee d l'- hat coultl be betler fr om hi~ vlt:w point thnl con\lnclng lh1 p11rty thnt hfi had t1one tt a tovor by C'l!l ling rtd of the t.le.tpot "J Firat, or C"on rMI' It Woft necem'l&ry to convince all that Sto.lln dcftnUfily was a de:~pot Thla he It dotnJ'. The n f'x t l!ltt:p m11y bt an out-a.nd-out at.!· Nlld kl, hcfte mission tho.t StBHn was Indeed d(lne away with ID ru• " However, no s ttclt a.tmlaalon could ...-ome until the Redl wel'fl e<mVlnce4 that th e elimination of Stalin W811 1ood tor the party. ~ 4 e • 0 • • Am PROite-.A aweeplng r~appr11.1aal of A.merlca'a av\atlon NpliUona and llylnJ' control.t mlly reault from th.~tc tragic airliner collill01'1 over Ute Grand canyon In wl'llch 128 pt!rrona dtl!d J'or IOft\t Ume, there have botton dema.nds among ptiOta for rev1110n of thtt 1piWtllit Civil Aeronautl~s board ruh~ s tor rommerclal avlaUon aa4 tbe traaedy polnta \IP their argumt:nta Muy ariatlor.c loadertt feel tl'lat the nation 11 now opero.tlnl' lt.l air laaea uDder "horae and buggy tegul11tlona which have railed. to kflfP up w~ rapid tncrea.!M In air travel With twknna ot planes tlylng over the countr:y, Ull air expiJrt• ) fl!d that the tlml haa ~me to put tn more modem trafftc eontrola ud .triater aup•rvlaton of &ln:rart fttH dunandl are a\INI to ran (>ft aympathetlc wa In Congreu, wbtN- HoUML lftd Senate Ln.veattrattona Into the AriJOna accident .,. eqectta io develop much dlAConcertll\&' t..Umony. I • • • Thr~pronged • 1'1BL AND l'OLITICS-The 1Utl llrtk4, •vtn If of abort dura• bave l.ft Impact on thl!l poiiUct.l race1 this au.tumn Rt· tearful that the 1trlke In Ut• natlon't bulc tndu.try tn othtr ko:y indUill'l.el 1uch aa thi automotlw treate terloua pockets o1' untmploy~ RUARK REPORTS - On Ml'n•"ons 01 The Law L , And Strange BenOVIf;tS • "• ROBERT C RUARK Nov. ~1111 rake an hones! church g o•cn ~ ,tue ~ paymg fellow ILk~ me w ho ~~ J ll !o;! stll lng there, obeylB,IC th ( luw~ 11f the land and nut run n l n~ uvcr lllll'f(ent women and ~ tu l thl 11 "Oh," oay' the cop, "one of them forgetters, hey" Smell hc~ llleath conductor It wouldn't !it.irprt~e me tf he wasn't une of them mormng dnnkers, attacktni slrceh:ars the way he done." him. He'll be ta\Jung habea11 corpus any minute" "I would ltke to talk to a lawyr-r," 1 uy "After all, we hive an actionable claim 1 was just slttmg the1e mlndmg my owa 'businelis Pnd the streetcar BJ!e&bd up and h1t me tn the- " "Oh a dirty tallrer" the sergeant says "Go out and fria k t he (ter for feelthY postcards Th1s here vice dodge has JOt to go Fur ail 1 know beam the whtte slave racket. Search the luga;age compar.tment , too They IS prob· abl:i' 8 broad 10 It .. There becng no broad in the l•tgll'age compartment, no reelthy vtct'ure!l In the glove COBIPltlment H entuaily you are allowed to a:o in-e • Attnk His Cyprus policy Is under at· ta<'k by Greeee, by the opposJLton l..1bor Puty 10 Parhaml'nt, and now ~ Turkey ~ VIOlence In Cyprus conttnues, fhough Fceld Marshal Su John HHrding, sovernor and Ctlmmand· er m ehtt'f believes he has the ex tr£mlsta on the run The Greek Cyprcots say they Will negotiate only through the1r leader, Archbishop Makar10s of the Greek Orthodox Church, "hom Brltam deported to an 1~ J,md in the Indian Ocean as on 111 ctter to violence The Greek government is l·kely to boycott <tOy appto~tch by Eden unless Makar10s JS retutned to Cy prus and a spectfJc d&te ~ set tor I' 7 00 Toda7 9 00 t:oftee Tlm' (O 00 Home 11 00 Feather Your Nest 11 30 It Could Be Ymrr 12 00 Cam.er4 Cots 00 School 12 30 Current 9 00 10 00 1l 00 11 30 12 00 12 30 1 30 Te~ Ernie 2 00 Mati.hee 'lbeatre 130 2 00 3 00 Queen For a Day 3 ~~ Modern Rom:mecg 4 00 Comedy Ti"fte 4 30 !My Lit1le ~a:rg1.e 15 00 AuM Dr.u Show 3 00 .... ~ wonl Cort~e "Timf' Home Feather Your Nest It Cpuld Be Y011 Parson 's Study ' Current Tennessee Etme Mahnee Th.entreQueen For a Day 1-16) ForS(Jie-Jrode Busin~ss 11 00 1! O:i Ce-n-- 11 to Jl 15 News WeS'tlhercaat ~ Bol' tMovte Museum 11 30 f &reign ln'ilrigue 12 00 TDnlg~ - I 00 Sign Oft ...... 11 00 Valliant Lady TUESD.U B 00 Sign llJt 8 00 Capbin Koog.uoo capt;a,sn Kangaroo Garry Moore 9 00 9 30 10·30 11 00 11 15 11 30 11 45 11 15 Love of Llfe 11 30 Se~ .for Tom~~trow 2 SO Bob Crolby Sbow SAYI DON'T "~lOU ° I Tile ftnt KNOW? ~ b'.ade ODi fgnutcre ur e~s. 4_6-tf CAN YOU USE EX'i"RA ' MONEY' m-eet thoS"c moJithly payhome, car, 'J'V, Makt> $35 81 sted 1n any way durtng the Hl· ness ttncl death of our be-loved husband and fatl1er, Raymond Zllkle Spectal t'lanks to the Pomeroy EmergeJ.cy Squad, D1 Davt!l Dr Heweston\ nurses in Melgs' General HoiPJtal, Rev Guy Sayre fo1 h11 consoling words t'he slngets, all <Ionon or flowers , the pal\bt'arers and Ewing Funeral Home Mrs Ray Ztrkle Paul Zu kie Ch ester Zirkle 7-16lt IH5 1]13110 299.714.06 Ill 17,53250 1$0179 003,218.85 386,5<881 Commg from out of town for •he servtqes were Mr and Mrs Charles ~Hiott and ctrildren, Mr 16) 264,%5&.90 127,Tl.652 and Mn Gene Comer, and Mr r.nd Mrs W11liam Lucas, all of Rand w Va , Or Edna Gettle.s, Mrs L c Sumervllle, )drs Cary Hard Rayburn, Mrs John Brown, Mrs Eunzce Bellet 3nrl George Love of Ltfe Se.u'C'h for TOlnOlT'OW ,. Gu1ding Light 1,588.35 780.170<511 --· t!OOOQOD S()mmervllle, Pt Pleasant H. RAWLING SONS CO Wrecker Servlce. Mr :Jnd Mrs John Epling Col· 'Lmbus Mr and Mf.ll Bo:~od Allen, QP8Uinont Mr and Mn JameB -f:ilne Bcverlv, Mr Hnd Mrs Carl W1cks and bu; mother Athen~, n~v and Mrs C P Hmton, Ru~h "tli£' Mr and Mrs Peter Chula l.J)rame. Pboae 8227. 3 00 Bngbter Day Secret Storm. 3 30 Edge of Nlcltt 4 00 Kotie'JI IKllcbell 430 Lucky 8 llaneh 5 00 THe Early Show 11 00 Art Lmtletter 6nd'"tJie 6 15 Do~lcaa Edwards WHEEL AUGNMENT, :J 15 aad brake serviCe. Sonice.Weot ohio. Mr and Mrs Robert Rtchards •lld !<'n .Tack, Mr ani! Mr~ Ralph Jlenl)tttl, Harrv ~ ~I.!!. Mr and Mrs •S B Runvrm, Mrs Laura Co)lo, Mrll Ruth Rtrhards, Mr and '\trs .Tohn Evans, Stanlev Fvan( il'1s J<Bie Mtlh Mrll Beulah Ward 1\(rs DalP Russell, Mr antl Mrs f\nnalrt Robmson and son Gene Mrs Leo Mosman Soles glide, sparkling $693 imzsh, Pomeroy, Ohco ' BUICK Sllper 4-door Sedan. in every way, $795. Blaet· Pomeroy, Ohto. M"'l' 11nd Mrc Kcmb.11ll SllltOr !\ev. W:nTen Wilson Mrs Anna Zndm:erman Mr and Mrs Alfreri ,\rnolri Mrs M' T Eohn'! ami Mr ,.nrt Mrs Miles Eohng or Gatl1 unJI&· Mrs WI1Jmr Stewat t and \frs.-EJ;Ien Roush Ma!lon and Mr~ Marv Aum1J1er, Rartcro~r~d_ _ __ 2 sp axle, Blaettllar's, Pomeroy, 7-12·8tc FORD V8 Sunhner Conv f u I I equipped, sharp ears $2195 Porperoy, Otuo. Wf1TN-TV Channel13. I Bank app)i~JD- wtsh to thank those who as. n DAr Lv• cROSSwoRD I 11'r. and h J,..,,, ....,.., or coiWft'lolf or 2 00 Btg Payoff 2 30 Bob Cro!lby Show 3 00 The Bi"lfh'ter Day a 15 Secret .Storm 3;110 ~· of filrht (21) U.048 2'1 :i ! I 8i ROOMS Of Hew Furniture = FOB $299.00 ~ lAKER --· TOTAL UABIIJ'I'IES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Aaaem plf:(!pd m .-lrned to .aeeure bbi1Wes ... ror otl1et ...,._ •• 1bt11 of ObU., Caunt.Y ot atvap,. .c Cor-e OD The FOR bart, 1r ON ·. "'iH&OW~ RUGS I · I I BEDFORD -- IJ laieUn• --- river 27x50 Axmiaster & Velvet INSIJRAN<;K AGENCY Fl,, A•tomolo\1., Hill.., ~~~ Lift, $4.99 .t:cc'loe,.t ~'1\""IIJ! oi(<j Iondo Reo! Broker 17x50 u•• OHI41 G.Uon Chenil~ :$1.99' , ) Rogenthal corn busker shreddet . 100 rt rubbe~· belt; slde h1ll plow, ~et work harness,.. OHver 40 walkmil plow, rtdlng cut~va· tor Norm•n The~s . ltaclne, Ohio, Porcb Valance, •' ' 7-i().6tc roll' up lJOrch 1 bade.s Cloth awninp:, E'ectr\r: faru all kinds F'rft'! mstallatton Dale W<PP<i Supply 21~ Un $Uperiqr',Sti'YNt n..oi(:.V. · ~.et!l ""l1" •"!.J " ~ 6-15-Z!Itc ll4I S0NRf.$E \::=:¥; ion '"", Pomeroy, Ohio. , Realonal:ily'IYriceCI' ~~ • ' , C< ~ TO ' . S~N.$A , ' M~~~'l.\1, .!> ~ "Y,O~l '\tl'~ ., l<t~1110M1'\ 24 x89 Mond.·t;oomed Rugs / $1.99, lll'El fUliiTURE ' ON THII ' tiiOHTIST COINU IN O.H 1q If. I D DUP O,.J. , B~tesl llw<au lo ..., - - w- ""' li>U 'llfi dor ol ~ 19118 "''I aer l1l M dleport -< 1 hereby' perllly tbat 1 am not an officer or dm~elor of thltl bank Ill !lAKER FURNITURE Ill PRANK CLELAND, Notary ....... 1~;;;;;;;;~~~~;;~~~~M~y~C~om~m~iU.~Io~n~e~>p~~~u~~~~~12~.21~957~------------------f!i = Walker ih, .,_ m.StUII rua •MD S. NODI&. nt••· IMII• and W <tate, CHEVROLET ¥z ton Plokup, careful ow'ner, $89:5 Blaett Pomeroy Ohzo 712.6tc 903.218 85 1, Freehmd S Noms, cashier of the above named bank do sol· ,...,. IWdl' thd tbe ....... .tat.dt . . . . . ta 1M ...... ..,. IIMWio Oo~~~:·:~~oss -~-~;'~ =~ FURNITURE 12:1,04112'1 TOTAL CARTAL ACCOUNTS A•••... acan•• ' Clermont Arnold Artdlur Godke}' seU-determmaturn Turby, long silent, JS gettmg "Pepsodent" says the conductor .11ereasingly tough It ts qutte wll "Subvorscve" 4 00 ltitie'''S' krl.Chen Img that Bl'ltaln keep Cyprus But 'lht slur IIJ.(hl goes tl'd whu~ h Jam a Colgate man myseH ' 4 SO Lueky 8 ,Ro.nch 1t cs dctermmed that Greece shull 111 e ,mN ~t up Ynu stop You stup the l'Opper saul ,Book hhn Cut G 00 .The Early Show Itt& not get It and that Tu1 kc~h ('yp lcdulld tht> hnt twnm ~ r II 1s 1111 £1 vag:ranc) ' 6 10 Regional Rrporter rwts ~hall not be determined b> •not mng :,uu h,l.Y L' h~ nothcng ~~' , ,.. a 15 DOOI'las Edwaro.. 8 30 Range Rldor s11 ungt 1 than { o'kt• t:o dt cnk, (ltld So we go away to the ~hltlon U.c Greek Cyprt.ots 6 SO Robtnrlrood 7 00 Pill! Stivers you dun 1 o1lll to mol\ tluwn no and the m.1n demands what I am "'Wtlal do you aim to do wtth Sltu•tlon Looks Hop•leu 7 00 BIJ'rp.s &r: A-Llen 7 SO Navy Log t JII U'n~ dumy: m th1s nt:'W Sludeb11ke1 lillY 11, 8t beat-up heap of your~ 'l" the lt lo~;~k.s hke a prl'tty hopeless 30 'NI.ent. Scot.lts 8 00 Joe ahd ~abel 1he ltghl 1 h~n ges Ynu actl'lcr how whL c h has just been tOWI'll mlmon ol the law 8a)S "You stluallon ut the moment Bul Edcr. 8 00 Charles Farrell 8 3J1 Startune Theatr6 111 What ts my business'!' ,, l genll y l' hw 1 Rt ghl Or;t the ulil cHn't leave It here Yt'U re parked Is a vefy hard-headed man under fl 30 Vic Damone 9 00 $64,000 Quest100 h .9. poljshed exterior So he de t rhouse 1 ~;m a wr1ter" I snv JileJally" 9 00 , Studio One 9 30 Do Y-ou Trt19t 'Yt>ur Witef You loL>k ornund uflf'r lht> lni. No .... rch•r never owned no car" "Ma)be we could 'phone a gar· c1ded to )l;o ahead alone, flppar- 10 00 Your EIBO ftep()fl{er 10 00 YGur Esso Reporter cl shock .md ttw1e ts n strt"el 1h1 man says 'frisk him Looks a.','le and get u towed away," you f'ntly, and to see what happens 10 1US SP9JU Parade 10 15 Spol'ts PoradO Eden announced hl, new pohey 10 25 Weatliermn r ~ c eunductur ll l t'r~l l y m \h(' lkt> a mar~Juana husltet to me" say 'I'll be elad to pay " 10:2!S Weatherman h31 k sent of v(] llr la and the P'fl lhng •o detect any manjuona "Don't Ibother me w1th your in the House of Cnmmons He said 10 30 Stadime l'~ayhouoe 10 30 Oven~eas Adventlll't Mla hchtnd thl' tonrluclor Is tolnl JLcrOtn or ntom bomb aecrets on trouble~. Bud" he says, absent Br1ta,in had determined to proceed It 00 Up lo ll>e fu\riut• News ll 00 N.ews hH!I my person, the oppo-sition v.11tsm•ndedly etaslng a rape-mu~;""der 1Vith the development of mternal 11·05 ThO Lt!e Sliow 11 05 Tlhe Late Show u., come!'! thP cop nnd he ~ay s \\1lt..s a vmy little chorge f•om the blotter. "I sug- f.ttl government S!jln OIJ Prayer Sign Otf Naver He sent Lord Radel•f(e, a high· ~:ew• what hliQllll ss hnvt• ~ou )!;L,t I suppost:' thcs bum wtll be .:~ s t )OU ra il a good l1wyer And gPI!mg yoUIMelr d o bU~red by :m ~~ rP~mlng for a lawyer now' th,e scram, see' They•a a law against rar.klng judge, off to Cyprus 'lt on.ee to prepare the bazm for the lum ut t church ~ucng, dllt' s Jlii\HlK s, 1g eunt Sft)S "You know you lotterinJJ around here" . prnposed coqstitUuon slcedcar? Whut dutn g - - - -- - ' - - -- - - - - MONDA~ TUESDA¥ Rad~hffe, caUed "SOlomon" by In 'h t' P:lclf!C nn~how? I 1Nj9 Sign O'ft hUt trlends fs Brlbnn's mo~t sk•ll 11 59 Still On Anrl th e <lr<•ctcar JOCk'> <••I< ACIIOIIS 1 4 IeWI>II ,~. 12 00 Ftlm & Fancy 23 ...... ed nea:ohator at the mOflJent Hll 12 00 Ftlm & Fabcy oul hoppm~ m1111 nnct he says ......... . 1 30 Feminine Touch 1 30 Femmi.ne rouch 1 It ill 'eon. 1 mon:h' has been called In to belp solve fur\hl'lllHilt' wh11t fiil vou me~n lor trJ.cted) e Deck r 2 00 Anem'Ooo Film Pest\ val a 00 Afternoon FLim ~klvai seVeral comphcated lntelnatlohal rUIII\Lil J.:' tn!o • mv "'hide" Where t Of beoa •vor 4-:00 Fllm 3•00 Film disputes 1 ~ yottr llrf'n ~ t 'l \\hut WMI your 9 lrt:land a cabin _ 4 30 ltUC'~ .Jones nadciilfe w\11 eonsplt first w1th 4 30 Kzt Canon mollll'l ~ tllll td• 11 n:tmt' " 10 A Scotch. I VnJratCtul ""It ft 00 Mickey Mouse 5 00 Mickey Mouse l<'1eld Marsha Hardmg Then Qr. man'l eap petaon ' 6 00 Jliews "' 6 00 News Anti ynu snv 'But I wn~ just Btl Will talk to Greek OyJ)rlotlt tf he 12 ft,ttlnuo 7 Cuckoo It 6 05 Weather 6 05 Wea-Uter 1'8n find aQ:y to ta1k to He W11l tJT g hete wn1tmg fot the li~ht to ' a Pointed •rc.. 1 Ola~tal 1 6 10 Spor'tt ... 6 10 Sp?rt-s A;ul they ~ll)' "Oh an obstru r R~> back to Londoif to report tG 1& Man • tnow , tr. 6 HI Johll' Da1y 0 15 John Daly lwmsl, t•hl A Commumst maybf'? Eden atld start work on the con lllckn&m.e t AftJIOoo ~ l'rle&4ow C 30 Twilight Theatre 6 3!1 Wamer Eroa Presents· tl1tutJon. ... A lhn• ut t~l 'lw commumly' Also, lt Parachute SPqn U. BJunw hltiNiar'• 7 00 TV Rea.der's Digest 7 30 Wr&tt Earp 'll' s gnl a mc nn sort or face It seems posst!Jie Edfn may find " riJB't<r letttr 10. A hanflDI U. Norwly'• 1 tabbr ) U Sun rot • tcl'f!en ., e&pltal 8 00 G E Summer Origmala WhcJe ~ your li cense'' a wa,y to ~reak the deadlock IC 3 ~ Vo~e of Firt;!stone 1T Otrla Ia C.lttu Gf IS. t3, Ol.rl'l nam, 8 00 film F-a\r 8 30 Du Pont Cav Thep.ter HardiDJ can ... mash the ~xtremua You pat ~0111 pucltds nbsent ntcknamo nature ntcknam• u ~climent Fltm Jt~alr 9 00 J1111my Show 9 00 o~g:amzatlon, there might be a mmdedl,t~. 11nd " ll) Bul the m11n 18 Oatircll· •• Biblical ~ If. ~le ot tG l:ait·ftOrth· 10 00 Straw Hat Theatre 10 00 Straw Hat 'Dtieahe ~ulck and radld1 cltange Jn the .ut mf' 4 !1 11ln t hit thl' mllft like htrd city l ~ w'x lfthtteo• eut (&bbr ~ 1~ 00 News at Weat.her ilthtude of Gi<Mce and Greek Cyp.. 11 00 Newt 6: Weather \~ h<te 1 ~ lh t' m 111 ~ ll cl'nfU' t.o go 20 River tLI.t) 2J Whtatb -..: ture t1' I:Yenlnl'( 11 1 0 SPOJ:It& 11 1o Spor:ts rlt.ILi-I:JJd Ma-lt'ios m11ht b~ 11 0\. JHI hlltlll~ hOII\J!Il tiL>crnt 22 A"ttrn flour Un4.) II Jolt _J {poet ) 11 15 ltoy11l Pla~lwJuse 11 15 Crty Detectwe taken back to CyprllB to neg~Jhate thurch.gomg dnes paylnM 21) Chat II Lotty at. Matalllo DO Erbium II ~~ Sign Oil 11 45 Sogn 0!1 29 Percolate ....._ moun'-Jn roolut (Q'In) ' Ohn' ~a~ ~~ I hl' cop No \ ll.'t'nf.: • ·- - - - - - .c:._ __ _ lhroua:h. h~)' l\olak.i' ~ uoll' nf that cundut ' Tht hl1 v•lc•z andattnu oover the riches of faith and Abe PRAYER We thank Thee, Lord It I wr> T11av n!•rtl II Itt coutl whrn he aolloll( 1>11 ·~ ..... _ by 81 Hinder juy of selt-a:lvlng se~'vJce 1n Hts that 1 bou are w1llcng to manifest IH' sue htlll f< r r,J!Iou ~ Jy att~t km~ 32 Read ... ~~'!'0. tii!l . ' iiecltl~ !hom •••· il.ame .\tnen. 'fhysetf to us, nnd -to offer Thy tht• ltnnt of ~ ~lref'IC'!ll w1lh h• ~ 34. Swiu river ~~ •••1k, --~---'''--~' ' gu1ld111g help as tn the days of 11 ar ac. E•ciam ... P:ftA.Yiil: 'Out Fatht:r, we would W~lt lrt the lodr: be Df :\i:OOd tlte proJJbct.s G1ve us ears W bear " I h{ \!( en~e '" at honu Ln my lion of be dietp or THy fold lneline our d...... k vou ~ nv 1 fo1 ~ot hestt•tlon ftearfs .to follow the pod Sbep- P,r-... I~ he ahtilt .....~ Thee and the Wtll to foilDw Thee ihiM~•rt: wtalt, I My, ori ttl• We ask tn lhe Mnstet's name 36 Performed ~crd. help Ul to fohow His lead· L•~ !i'o.im 27:1t.J Amon 88 O!rl'a ~hat wefortb to dl ... ' nlcknam& ' tO Si&'n ot lht Thr Walk In Gardc•n Club met lntlnlttvl!l Thu• s1111v nftt>rnuon at thl' hnme or t2 Of &ncleD\ \trs Ht.•! h RL!-:I'S Scandinavia. M•~ Dana Howt:'ll o~~pent thl' 46 Realon• P"' ' .e n dL1 ~ ;~t tho Scvr. n Dhy ~a M.,an 4\1 Ran at Ad' t 11 1 1~1 t nmp at Mt Vernnn til Small talamt. :\1 t s St~cy hns moved In th r 02 Mieter proJHt'lY or Glen" J.ee , Dnrwm lSp ) Mr and Mr!i Guy tee raltett nn 63 Houubol4 M1 tmil Mrs Hoy M11Jer ol Ch !> pot I! 1 Sunday DOWN Mrs R F. Bur!lon and Mr~ Ro\~ 1 Pneum.&Uc ion I Om ~petlt Monday in Park lube er s h;.ar~ 2 Perala . .. . ............. 3 PTon'/' wus llawal! qu1ck sa\P, 7 16 6lp Strtke lt R~ Valiant Lady 1 30 Hau.separty 2 00 Big Payoff ~~ Holiday J'Delt» of Mr: •na Mrt Dtck Harl'u at the tr fllhina camp ..rna.._._ Till M'rl. oofjj Bftc, ud il'allCliftr ,ol 81. Mieb • .,. vbltlol DoDal.t Lil.lt ud watll 1Ith' mqtherFr . M"t, DodiOn~Lit- c:hdcre.o wert w,ebnd iue•Js Qf Thelma eu,, aile ' tn P(lrUJDd were Mr. and Mr11 M" and Mrs Earl Harde-n, New z1e Biddle, P.tnnie .Adama, Ia OJ. Wilbur Hicrrla and famUy Steu tl'meutown borne, Glenna Mllbo1~ and zna ~nvllle.. Mr. aad yt, Rolland! Mrs Ahee F1anapn and 110n Htnnum ~tended PomoQa Guna:e or .. 0 111 , p~, Mr. a'!ad 11a ot 1n au vlslt1 n~ w1tb MI'J Della Start at Tuppers. Pli.Jns i't<!day nJJht, I ltarrlLJOn ~q~d 1om Klnpbury iY of Colum!hll !1r and Mrs Evereu MJihoaa DJd.d& d d 11 ght eor Mr '-Od Mra Henry Dailey and we• e JU..,!Itt of Mr al!.d Mrs Lawrence } _.. •n C j ur and 11, , Eldl)n Will v11ited Ow16h! Mzlhoart, July 4th , Ulrry Baler ana Mrt Eva ar l'lrs .., Wtll's bruther and ltatn tn Mr and ... tur!l Kennt"t h I)av b h5d ar Pomerqy, law Mr aod Mrs v ar ian McCul '1 S 'ol.eek end gu..ort• hh Al!ltt r aad ! ' toufjb, T•Xedo chcldren from Midland, Pa ~eY and Mrs M C Larimore Mr and' MNL Rlchal'd PhllltpB ~ Murl Ta)'lor 1\ad the m lsfo~tune hou• rtfUI.'ned home after a wettk. of AthenJ called on Iliff and Mrs of 2ettinw hiA anlr.le hUt1 frtday at tht Nil8'en.e Boys Camp ln W ll •am Diddle and l(n Craee •-tr and Mn ru~ior Hunt were Colunibd'J' Jniil>Mrs Larimore vu . Oth.'r "all~ n n('ar Buffalo, W va , 1~d Rll' parutJ at Newatt: sa•urda ) Mr and Mr 11 RuaMJI Millo!r ami Wllm•u fftl!d~ and mother Mrs 110 n1 , LexJQJlon Park,j_ Md , 1pent 11 Mr and Mrs Robert Harden and Mnt Velma Taylor spent Wed· e~tal.e m Rutland J.enna Snv~i of Co1umbu)'t visited weelt: w1th.. ner parenta Mr and !Ons 11 pent a wePkend With Mr nesday here E L r4 ushl'r i!nd B M Lusher.• Mr. and~..,.M.rt. "'"' Jlirpe& Tealord '-" ... M,rs .. Walter Crookt and IU• par. 11 1~..~ "sr!l. Herm an Ki, e•• 1-nton '" Rural Route 1, Kenova W Va vs ents Mr anA MO. Dovie Miller or • Mr and M n~ Carl Kearns and • Watren Roow and Ch!ford M'or· tber LU8her Huntington and ,. # d ( AL-. ur d "'n r ts lhrcshed f~;~r Ptlul aQd Arthur Qll ghters o ... , on , ,.. nn .. , • and u-, Ronald Branth and Vtddle~t1 M ~'. Polan Huntmgton • .. .~n~• Mr an" Mrt., Clarenee Will of F red Mor~art of J()hn,.town Pa Orr :.t!ld Charles lhss~>l ~ !On •pent a ,..«~kend with Mr Jaeksenvtlle, ~ 11 Fli . v~1trt.d biJ aunt " 1 ~111! d '' l"l1 "' u 1za be t•" "u•kworth u 'and Mrs Law~ WJntlatch and Mrs Ella White Mr Will 18 a f<' Mr and Mrs John Gilmore and Mrs. Maule SPrin.a:tr d h ... ~ t wo we e•·· Ln ttred coast aua.rdtman and had nCif aug ter .!If"'-'' • '" 'teen n;:, a:Uilf: for M years F 1lt lda ----R... rv• Oldrlct l'to. 4 Ganry tMoore 12 00 Midday IMatiJiee 12 30 .ru the World Tunut 1 00 Johnny CIU'80n Show II 45 Guldmg Li!lbt 12 00 Midday Mati~We 12 SO As the World Tums 1 00 Johnny Ca1'90n Show 1 30 Housepart.y Two Civil Suits Filed In' CA)urts Not1c:es we WCHS-TV Channell Arthur Godfrey St.Ttke tt Rich tov.n Prcc.' d fql" PhQne 500 J 111 00 Dear Phoebe 10 30 'l'h1s ts Show Siign On . S octety S:vra-· J- = FOR SAt' OR TJI!'DE Rooms and bath 1. fi block to e1ther s~houl , 3 Hl)pqtes wu~ to Baker's wilt g\ve you tbe be•t S1kn Off Prayer MONDAY SUTTON / ~ . Mrs Roberta Lee cave I party .tor• he r JtaMdauthter Jane In gram Wedtlesda)' afternoon G•JD ,ett: '¥el1 played and ref~!n]s Sulh f1Ie-d rtrcntly •n the offl~ trawbJ.rrieB and 10e cream and of the Clerk or Courta ol Melg"' reAd Thir& a.nd fourtfl. regroe~ -ool Did with cup cakes were~n­ County are as rollo\14&1 wUI be wnferr.«< al' the next Jo)jed by Sh.lroft Holter N'tncyJ. Joteph Grpt:IU' r , Rutland , Y~ meeting July 24, at whlc~ Ume 1 sntabert Karen and lr s McKay, "anly and Ros•e Man ~~~~~-!~:_---~~~~the annual lt\Bpectlon will be held Edtth Rose and Mary:IJ'et Ann •-taley ~ ~ "' tr Rutland, Clyde C Mallhone. 1 ·All members are urJ!'ld t.o attend Caril'ton Da1e Kaut: 11nd llonns Holt~ d T,easurer of Metgt County, 2. five room apartm.e~t s : 2 four- were chosen u prt~ and pr • Mr and Mrfl Ja~ec T~m an 111 Avery Goeglem Rock Sprmgs rOO!ll apartments, a w1th laun· cess from the Grange children of Columbul ~llittd be11 ~()ad, PomeroY. Albe rt Goegleln, drleB abtl ga ragetN Bengel, ware terved at parenh, Mr and M.rl, RalpJi Lee Rur11 Route 3, Pomeroy and Pomeroy, Oblo .ti-14--tf theRefreshments close of the meeting tll the Tht>Jr aon, James, bad &ptJnl tJOme- charlrs Goeglem Rural Routt- 3, --'-"' Ume with his arandparents re· J.oomeroy Action 1s a&ked con· IWOMS ff,)J rent Phon e 205, i>om• tlfty-one preseht. , turned home w1th them 7 t6.flte - - - · - -- c~ninit the lUlie of eerta1n re:ll eruy ' 7 30 Grnll'd Ole Opry 8 00 Sneak Preview 8 30 Kazser Alum mum Hour: 9'30 Rooema.ry crooney ShoW - -- - - - • r 7 01) Supe-rman ---- - · - - - I tll\1!1 oT 2 CfutS Pf'" =" 45 Modt>rn Roman'cc.s 4 00 Comedy Time 4 3{) <My L~ttle M.lrogle 3 00 Aunt Dru Show 6 00 News Pzctu.re 6 15 Sports Eye ti 25 Les Palll & Mary ~d 6 SO Snooky Lanson tJ 45 News Car.avan 6 00 News Picture 6 15 SpDrts Eye 6 2.1\ Les P-aul .& iMary Ford 6 30 Gordan Mao(!Rue 6 45 New:s Ca.ravan '1 oO Wlld lliiJ H1ckok 7 30 Star Showea.se li 00 Medcc 8 00 8 00 9 00 8 30 to 30 2 e~rH.• per word, 01111 ill ae.rt.Jon, k ·rn-m:1m rbar.._LJOI.._ ' eenta per word foJ- tbre. tOO aeeut..lvt 108 ~~~~ ror 20 rent• TUESDAY 0 55 :;;,li'ft,On 7 oo Today 6 i5ll Slgo On uom Utillti•• pald C-411 6358- Cheater Grtnae rnet in re1ular X ' 7-13-3t.e .,ellilon 7ueadiy t vtnfnl 1- with Eledr tc wallpaper Muter Divtd :ll.<tblentz l!realdin. · ~ or re nt F 1rat a nd ,econd dqreea were> C:hnton F111her, M!d• conferred or(' QJlf oaJJdfihtt.J! •n.d Ph 62M-X. II 1 tf (lne appllcatloo for member was ~ Channel3 ,, MONDAY Now Pr1me Mtmster Anlhony Eden has dedded to get thmgs started by drdhng a constitution 8 30 Robel} MmrtgomM'r wl'l~ch wopld &~ve the bdander.o; cn 930 DistriCt Attorney ternal self government The rtghls of Turkish Islanders would be 10 00 Ernte Kovacs Show 11 oo News Headlmes safe guarded Tbe new eonstitllhon would so 11 05 Weathe~ast mto effect only wheR vwlem;e by II 10 Press Box 11145 Grewte:st ~ of G~..k Cyprl•!s ended The lareer question of self tflllf determlbJt&on would be lefl open 11 30 Fore1;n Intrigue Eden evidhily dt:cJded that he 12 00 Tont!ght had to come up With somethmg to I 00 Sip Oil get thmgA going I BY CHARLES M McCANN LhOII \ l lJ.:h l Enlh.tnw.nt Lflg U11lt~d Pn se. 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L' d IIJI Ltd , • h l ~o; )IIL tltd t 1l< It t!:( W ' lor 25 leuv111 ~ 11 1 1 tftt I qlll n t'" t • •It 1< I ' J!L , p ~ ~ •nl JLl yto! {Onlraf' f hOUil{t Il l) ut'"' ' I t " ' sh ••l s lj11 , I I ' " thl o tr g h lh• l~!l8 s r 1~011 Unt f:r!IVl' ll! .t II III !I IH I J! t >m 'tl '~II t 11 !Jo I Ht<;C 11f JJI!H SS Ill hi S flllllll y They ~~ v 11 ~ ., dl ) 1hnrn" s 1 h1 1~ t xpectt;d to ~ tep out l'ruh :Mutr.ly low ll t ll.,. J'l•1.ilc 1\J<rnh r d ly ut the close of t'l JR season or the (11/I]Jlii S~I O I I s h,\1 1 s I ' I ~ lllll D t Wlt\ of Ill' Nt•w WttJk Yun \'tCw Su !cc l1p 111 h•s Jl llfl<HIItt d kc cs tnd F1 11 nk I nne or the Sl II 101111 of tight h s l I Xj l t',l l)lt ~ I tllll ~ ::II ;)' tulkl•d W11 s hcn~rn1 1 cth ld•• ~ ~tv lh 11 ~ I'II~~J h l c S1Jr'Cf'!l~ ll \ ll Old khrvshchev 'bpo••'f ~ Slo!Ha lo Savo Hl•nollt. WSAZ-t~ REYNOLD E. GREENI I GEM, MGII. t&IVISIDN ' The Ooi July 16, T956 Pao4Twn thtf' .! ' ' • I' ME~ lt\tt.PM.~~T / , • P._.roy, Ohio ' •' QO. • �' • I I • I · · Page Four Pt Pl~t And Coolvilie 'l Pt. Plean.nt 'fi Dd Coolville ,Jon Ohio kl.Yer" League ba.seball game& yuterday aftfrnoon &s Pt. Pleu-ant bandf!d Pomeroy a ~ defeat and Coolville plastered Racine with a 11-3 shellacing. In the Pomeroy-Pt. Plea.sant pme Austin and Viers outpitcbed Charlie T~eiss of th~< loca) nine u Pomtroy was be-ld to .,nly five hits, and Point ~11.d only seve-n off Thel.ss. All five of the Mason County nine's runs were scored Jj; the .second jnntng as they put together five of t-!leir seven hits for tbe big inn ing. Pomeroy st'ored 6ingle runs in the fourth, six th and se venth ' \ 050 000 OOx-.5-7-1 Austtn. Vlen (7) Rac.ln.. ~nd Tucktw-. 120 000 000----S-6-2 Coolville 002 700 Ob:-11-10-4 - - 8attwkls: Ashley, L. Wolfe, (5) uul Arma D. Speacer anct V. s,._ cer. BY \JNITED PRESS W lnnmg. Wolft• came nn to p1tch in the fifth and fini t;hcd lhe game. Uadlng hitters for Coolville we re Ju nlor S p e nc e r H11rt and Dick Spencer, who all !lad two htts . Bob Ashley and LaiTy Wolf(' topped the Racine hillers with two hits each. The Kure by (n.,inv•: Pol'l\eroy 000 101 lCJ0....-3..5-4 Milwaukee -- · C.:i ncinna ti -- -B,·ooklyn ~- .-. St. LOUIS __ L Pet. 47 30 .610 46 33 .382 43 36 .644 41 40 .506 .P:ttsburgh ___ 37 42 .468 1-'hiJadelphia . _ 36 44 .430 Chicago - ---- - 34 43 .-442 Ntw Vork ---- 30 46 .395 Saturday's Resul .. Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 2, lat Chicago 6 Pitt.sburgb G, 2nd 10 in Mdwaukee a Brooklyn 2, 10 mn Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 0 St. Louis 5 New York 2 S"nday'1 Reeult1 <..:in. 4 New York a, 1st 10 inn nn. 4, New York 3, 2nd. 11 Inn J.hlwaukce 3 Pitt.Bburgh 2. hit Milwuukce t Pittsburgh 1, 2nd &t Louis 9 Philadelphia 1, 1st l'h iladelphia 7 St. Loui& ~. 2nd Brooklyn 10 Chicago 8 TDd•r'• Probabla fltchera Brooklyn at Chicago-Craig 8·4 vs Jon fs H3 New Yo rk at Cincinnati nightA.ltnnelli 8·7 vs Fowler -'-9 Philadelphia at St. Loul5 night - Haddix 7-3 vs Schmidt 4--4: Pittsburgh at Milwaukee-Kline 8·U vs .Buhl 10.4 Tuelday'l Gam" Phil~tdelphia at Chieago BJ"f'oklyn at Cincinnati night Piltsburgh at St. Lolli& nisbt New York at Milwaukee night AMERICAN LIAGUI WLPcLO& New York ____ M 26 .887 Cleveland ___ 46 35 .34:13 10 '"h CfllC<IJ.(O • ___ . 43 35 .&(H 111,3 Boston __ ___ _ 44 36 .&MI 111ft l:; tl iru ort• ____ 37 44 .467 19 U~ltunorc ~--- 37 44 .437 19 Washlnwton ___ 33 33 .384 2M~ 1\a n .~IIS City __ 30 IH .370 26 5aturd.ly'a RMvlh New York ~ Cleveland 4 Hoston 4 Chicago (} Hal tim ore I Kansas City 0 Detroit 6 Wuhington ~ Sunday'• Ra1ulh New Yurk 2 ChicaQo 1. ht New York 6 Chi. 5, 2nd 10 inn ('loveland 10 .Boston 7, ht Un11 ton 3 Cleveland ). 2nd K11nsas Ci ty 6 WashingtOn 0, 1st Was hington 7 Kansas City 3, 2nd l\al1imort.' 7 Detroit 2, bt Ball 1m ore 6 Detroit 3, 2nd Toda~·· Prob.lbla Pitch•'• ChiC'ago nt New York- Harsh· l' llltl 6·3 vs Mcllcrmou. 2-4 C!c vcl.and at Boston .. Lemon I $2.79 and up MOORES Phone 38R-Y Pomeroy ~ - . I ' --- hl 7 vs SulilV<~n 8-~ ~ehedu!ed Only Rames Tu•td•y'l 01mt1 C!C'vrland at Washington, night ----· Todays Sports Parade Leaders Major~e II Y OSCAR FRALIYl Player-Club 0 .A8 R H . li"ct. United Pret Sport& Writer Muslal. St. L. 81 306 46 100 .327 NEW YORK UP Boxtnc's Bailey, Cin. 81 193 32 63 .326 ~ff;\!et~'1:i::~e Sr.hndst, N. Y. 1\5 193 28 62 .321 tt.g the heavyweights. U Boyer, St. L 81 a28 80 104 .319 Allron, Milw. 73 288 48 92 .319 Probable thac tue w••.scotoed ... AMERICAN LIAGUI mer Olympic boxen wiU aol\lt Mantle, N. Y. 79 293 7~ 103 .365 !ituation in both classes. Rocky Marciano threw Maxwell, Det. 72 239 51 Bt .351 08 hea.vywe.lght &ituation wide Kuenn, Det. 73 278 43 97 .a46 2 with !ll.s retirement a~n-d~~~;~~; Kell, HaUL 64 218 26 72 .330 Moore, finding it an _e f)kowron N. Y. 85 21-l 33 70 .327 5 near-impossibility to make the Rome. Runs- Mant)e, 'l(anks 30; 8 pound Jlmlt figures to toss In Klusez:ewk.si, Redlep 23; Bankli, 11 Cubs, 22; Boyer; Cards 20; Snide r 12~ light heavyweight tttle when 13 gets" a a!lot st the big one in Dodgers 20. , tember. Run& Battt!d In- Mantle, Yank.<; , 16~ Which lay.s It in th~ lap of 74; Musial, Cards 69; Bo)'ft, Cards Olymplant. 63; Wertz, Indiana (52; Sim~son . Major League Results NATIONAL LIAGUI In tbe CooJvilJe • Racine game ,the Cool vimc boys climbed on Bob Ashley and Larry Wolfe for 10 hits, wh1le Dick Spencer was holding the lolier s tn on ly six S'afe h.lows . Coolville .s helled Ashley (or ~:~even big TUn&" in t~ fourth . .elief FreeiDan'-- Wins TWice .}0 ·B< BaHerlet: Tttett- and k-..lrotcl frames . George Npssdroad led the loca) batters with two ~its in.twol trips to the plate, while far Pt Pleasant Hindu He nderson had two for two, and Emil Thorhas had two out of four. Monl;fa.y, July. 16, 1956 The Daily S,ntine!!._Pomerov·h\1~~:..:·Oh =ia:.___ _ _ _ _ _ _..,.. - - - - - - - - - · - - - CfNCINNATI, 0. ~ .' nati Redlegs falling into oblJvion. 11ut when theJ bav.e a firemaa. OD call like big Buster· Freema11. • Whl!n the RedJep dropped three stnight to PbHadelpbia last week lhe doubters eould be heard say· ing the bubble had burst. Free· . man was belted otU in one l-ellef appeannce against the Phils a& CtncinnalJ dropped out of rtr"at place. .. $l50.00 I ' . ' IH 15 MINUTES c- .....,•. 1o, u.l .,.. T... 11!0 ...... "- It ·'- pu wt"' ,.ae,., .. •ur .-,u_. -TAKE .'""'"'lq p"""' - ... ...... -'IT ~ IASY'"!' tenM. &:.... up te You '*'1•,.........1... lt12. lt. Wo '"""' lt. ...m. nqtlce. 11-iE NEEDLE'S GOING MAD!.'- IT'S EITHER THE ~,. THi; ....,.,.LD ~~ A D0G""TCH $~S. oo W-WI5.0PING it I ' ,\ City .Hall. ·Pomeroy, 0. ' . ... Wilbur F. Hannjns Sec~etary ,. ' •M t BASH AN Citizens Telephone ' ~ ~I Haw.t Meies C·o fish and Game Association July 17-- 8 P.;M. ., . •• • 'i .. • ·~ kicked him in tbe left ankle W Brav.a 1ndlan1 4 4 L Hints for-Hot . -~ CharJ ~st on Pcf. 0 1000 1 .~ Chicago at Baltimore night Detroit at New York night Kansas City at Bo•ton night ,. •ret .' . ~ • .' ) ' ' ) -- ; ~~ I ' . 1~ -~:.;,. ... ' • l< ' j ' '.. ., HOTIIING TO BUY••• JUST FlU IN TilE ENTRY BLANK ... • .' ' You You ean Win one of the more than 200 eleetrlt apPJi· ances awarded each month.• May-SI!pt.' 1966) and still win the GRAND PRIZE ot $10,000. Enter as often as ;n do It Oi\Jy In a Bula:' Only with 'vw~Je' Pltclt OynaSO;"• can you switch the pitch llke an airplane pilot does. Only with Dyuallow can you get a fa(ety..,urge ·of extra power that's smooth as a soaring bild. you wis_h. ·~. Over 1,000 big electric app!iane,e ~ri""" such as color TV set.s ... dishW.Shers ... electric ra11ges ... food freezero .. .refrigerator· t.ee~l'8 ... automatic washeri ... air con· ditioners ... black and white TV sets ... irona ... electric clothes dryers ...vacuum c.leaners ... electric water ~oaters ... steam irons ... plus modern HOIIII/IOW61f wiring installationL Only the newest version of Dynallow gives completely smooth, swift aece~· eratlon - even at the &rst 118S·sav1Dg, inch of pedal pressure. · · Trying I~ believing-thla new 191111 ... Dynaflow if years ahead of &!IY otl\,er transmission. All~' U's j~t 01141 of ihe great ~ew feaiiiJ'efjt~u·re· ~~ · If you re still drlvlri nillder cal'. .), So why wait for your present car tO · beoome another y~ older-and con· siderably less vaiWible ~ trade-In w_hen you · can take adva~la .. Qf ~ ' _, ________......__..,.__ --·•"'4;::!!: -.. ( • ;j*.~' . "-• ·~ ;..a J: ~ ~ ' ol,; < '. " .. . ' \ ' 4JiG iJi~~~ ~ }i . .. ' . . . tbl$ Is a great time ~ ' . ~o: ~uy: a· ~•ilck I& really an under- And' Ill ' M)' a~teinent. Come .see· the sensible, :~-to-eirth prl~s ' of Buick's tre~clo!ll rufie of models. Come heu ........ '·. ; tile ~ lve -can giye you. ' J(.l ~deal-for y;,.;,: Pleasure. C01j!e ·. ';_,ck,aw'up a -chafr...We're ready w~· . • !· ' ,. - ~\.~t' '· ' - - J · ~~are. • - ..· , .·:·Mi.,,..,.,_. v...J~o lllliJ. ~ ., .,. . .. ' ..... ~lhiliA'hlldl ,..;.,;: li .......,.,,., ·' t' ~- '.-~ s.•,., .mw~cn~~~­ ~;. ~~·• ..~ .· ,......, ""r-- ........ s,..w. ,.· .. ' . •• :fit " ' ·~·. ;... ., $pt>nt Fr.fl\l}' with Mr. o;.nd Mrs. Thomas Me!Xay. Mr. and , rs. Reed Eynon of ·;.tornin g Star !'lpe.nt Friday with only Mr. and Mrs. A. H. B.1Uey. Bo~ Mr. and · ~~· Donild Thal!llell present. retu'rned frlifn a · we.siern trip. was ca1led Patty, Jud;Y and Nancy E!ldf. of the Long who .speJit the past week, visiQng. for Saturday ev.. Mr. J,od Mr;s. Grover WJ.'ite and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B"aila,rd re. 1 '..,; an agreement to , iurned to their hom~ at Wooiter .\ ~ Telephone Com· Sunday. ~ ·~pany l!ome the Long Bottom was. slped. Mr. and Mrs. D,ean Earie)1 in~ · · . A rf!(.'()mmendatlt~n was made ~un o( COlumbus are vijitint ~er . to the tr:ustees of thf' Long Bott1m parent., M.r. and Mrs. Tbe~ EXchange to permit the present RUse. iWUtbtenders to Uve tn the prqp-------erty as long as they wished and SATISFIED AT 103 . paid the taxes on tald property. WINFIELD, K•n. Ill' !1!1• A(tet wiJ,.i.cb ·. tlnle the- property elty's blllest citizen 0 . A. C~e,­ WOuld be sold and proceeds cU&tri· said lf he had his tlre to live ov« bule'i.,equally among cemeteries in again he might do sOme thlnga the Long Bottom Exchange area. dlf[e.rently, "but It proNbiy Pte-siding at this me.tl.ng wa.s wouldn'! bave tteen for. the be•t." Franoes Amltewa pr~ldent of the He made' the tema'rk 011 his lohd outeoina: Long Bottom Exchana:~ blrtlnlay. He retired: ft-om tbe real He had formerly been opposed tO estate buslnes~~ only tir mo11tlw. rellri!Ju_!g~ing the territory to any ago. ~' • • ~~111pany. Ct~'t' Houtn;er 4-~ lh~ra • , Driving l HOI/SI! ;l ,, I MilOS LITTLI LIAOUI STANDINGS Ttam LUCY JUBaLI Raymond Zirkle Funeral Services Held On Friday Phone 197 MEETING attesting to his wallop, 20 wei'e Brave.. at Indians-at Racine. by knockouts. rlow~ver, he has loBI. four bouta - all by L'le kayo route. Up to the advent of Patterson, Olympians were regarded by boxing men with a jaundiced e)le . Fidel La. Barba, former fly. weight champ, was lhe only Olym. plan to ever win a professional boxing ch.amplonfltllp. ~tleraon changed a lot of mlntls, but In a sense, t~e Olympians will bl!' on trial when Anthony an1wers the QODg Friday night. .........!CAli!!' !N ~ .H1SlOP.:V CF ' SJJpd~y w:uests .ln the . borne of Appro~ · aU'Il fUty ~Jellbera Mr•· Charle• A~M. , 1 ~r ... ll lhetr ' llb.ot;. alte-l)~e~. !Jle ,. jln: ~ Y""""'ll!1< •nd;ljn.'itld Mn. ~olr ~~ ,...,, ;.nnu:d pi nie' o4 lhe . Mtt~~t twQ dapghte? G( · ...,~.o~•m are i 1 rO\Iow•:l Mt. an~ ' 1 WSCS at thf" homt! of· M'r. and \ VitlnJ' her rnothe~ · YnJ C. 0 Chevuil'er, Jtf Succus; .• ''."'' '" ~hapman. lin. Rolan(t Eanman. and fl.maly Tu;,Sdiiy lin. Wnynt' 'fh omu . Koben Hill & ufrered a h8art at· of Flora . Ohio; Mr. and Mn Olan A famU y p1cnic was enjoyed at w. Vo. the twuu.• of ~: r . and Mrs. Floyd Utck and ll tn a CoJumbu• h0i1pl· Holte-r of Mansfield ·. D\ck Spencer and· fam.lly ·•re tal. Mft, Hill is also a pali"ot and Mr. -.nd Mr11. Junior Spencer 'I'hom11 ~ s.~· ur·J 1y cvcr.ina:. ·~:':It'."~ vacation in c.ti. and 10n of Columbu!l. and Mr. and f< with Mr1. keb;er't moth. Membe rs uf LIJe !lome Demon· there. Word bas been r~ived lhat Mrs. Evere'lt Wabon and fBm1lY er, Mn. Edith Holland .. 11 pu~n le at atraHon Club h ~d Mu. Cbarles Siders and daughter of Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mr•. RUMtN Heu the Maddleport 8'otubide Park. Th£- Massar reunion wns ht ld (Thelma Wihlon) of Eall. Llverpool, ·Mr. and Mn,.. Robert Diehl and .J" ID Anne were· in a bull aeci'-'nroute to visit recentl)' "l the Forked Run State -visited ft'len(J& hE-re ~ntJy. Thi• ehildrt!n returned home .in Mill- dent whU' bury after 1pend ing 1 week w1tll another dau ..hter in Texas. Mrl Park with tbe follcowlng relative& Wll Mrt. Be<J~'I flrst vtslt to ber nil her parents, Mr. and M'n. Chris Sider• 11 Jil a h011piiai with a It!& ilttending. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan native town in 40 )'f.-n. injury. M.asPr of warren, Ohio, Mr. and ~ROther formtr resident. llr1. Dlebl. Mr. aiid Mri. Ferrell Niday and Mrs. ~ Mauar a~ son Harol~ Msude Chan.,- Charlton of Jf"ew. Mr., and Mn. Bruce May and • dauihler •pent a wetlt: in Martins- two daughten of Gallipolis were and wlfe, ReedavJtle, Mr. an ell. made a brief vlalt here -rue.. .,m~, Y,-a., the guem or hi9 bro- reCf'n{ KUI!Jt• Of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Mr1. Dan~ Masar , James Edwar(l~ day d tPr an dbsenc<' of fl(b'·C.ur · and famal,. of ChiiiU:othe, Mr. Yf!lltl. Shf" Wll aCCOplPJinled by ther whom he had not seen for llcrt Canaday · and Mrs. Elbert Conkel and fam- boer eon Ralph Charlton ind wlf.e 1;. ten yean. ily of Wav..erly , Obto, Charln of AlliancP. and Irene Layne ' of ;! Mn. M. E. Rathburn left for Radford and wife and lwo IO!t5 East Liverpool, Ohio. ' Columbus where she wu joined and Mn. Ida a..dford from by Mr. and Mrs. Milo Clapp for 01 Mr&. Mildred Santee of Gtlli· Pomeroy. ~rip to Monitoulin bland, Can. Mrs. Etta Spencer teffived wurd Doll Kibble of Eaet. Uverpool polis were tlere: recently t.o vis1t \ Mn. P. A. Jividen ! pent a few of the death of her son Jake at wa• a visitor hen Sunday. her parent&, Mr. and Mrs. J . S. d.1ys with her 1ister and husband Edge-rton , WI!. He spent the pal l Mrs. Ru ah Moore and family of Marks. at Canal Wi11chest~ r . winter 1.ere wilb his m~tt.her and Cnlumbl15, ~pent the Wet'k eod Gue1t.s Sunday in the .,i&eHel#r home wn.e, Paul Ward Mr. and Ml'1l Flo}'d Thomu wC'rt> brother" C lllrlcs. Hls mother. Juke 1 and Mhw Petrusha Slonumao of ~ -.~ent guest& of Mr. and Mrs. 1(awk, JfaroJd ,lbwk and G~ahline Pltiir Taylor. Woo~ left fo pttend tllt runerat . ColumbUs. Mr. and lin. EuJII!n.e ~ ~ , 1 1::.11~2:· Stevens and daueht ~r Jan~, MT. Mr. and Mrs. William Reave!' ,and daughters, Akron, visited Mrs Aud~ ll Uobertfl and Emte Deet· and Mr~. C~ Ward or Cbt~~o '-Jma Rupe last week. t'r of Columbus •pent the week shire, Mr. and Mnt. L. F. Dye, . , Mr. and At~. Leland snowdctl end with the former'll parent11 Mr . Joppa, Mrs. Lucy Burdfn Belpre ri .cl)ildrd returned home in snd_ Mrll. G_eorge Roberts. "I..emoyne' Helzer •nd family of 1 U~tle Hocking, Edna It. Ste..,art ),_ ~ ·:~. - ~inesv-llle T:iter vlsitinl[ 'Mr. and Mt. ind Mtfl. A~U H~lter &pt'nt and Leona Smltb and nice.!. • ~ • ' 1 ' ¥n. IOJ ·Snowde.n. sun~y with Mr. find Mrs. Wor)ey Funeral servius were 'held on Sharpn DuttDn, locO\]. 1 - ~ I ··" ,.,. ,. Mr.·ai•d Mn. Carl Morris and .&)awa el De.ter. . Fr;day at the Ewing Fgl)eral ltt!lative& of B. L. Edward• '·l ton visited in Columbus recently. llrs. Uslie 'Jn. Pj~l llo m~ for Ra)JIIond Zi.rkle of 1\fr:k, gatbefed ait hit home Sunday td · Mra. ftot;i Barnes retl.rned from ~Wk •nd Ja¥ Cbe!lt'r , . celebrate his ftft)"-n intb birthday. t nve wee'k · visit in Akron and 1 8 tent Sp.~untay wtrbJilt . .llad . h. Pomeroy. Pallbeare~ at the ~1ce1 W EJ:r(' Those present .-ere Clark FACuy11 hog 11 Faltlj. ~_!larlelll i9pe:nee'r and lin. Etta Alht"!1 Stholl, Lloyd J enkins, Ed· wards and family , Hubert Can L11dy Canaday, Orient. Is ~pend- Speoncet · J. L.he Rom ine, Charles Qpillen, r.m~, ,~lfe of Columbu!l \nd Alfrtd ing her v8cation witb her mother Mr. and Mrs. DwiJJ}t Theiss. or Clytie Bo)flea arid r~ Manley. Caumiffial' tnd· tamut, local. and .sister here. Dorca 1 spent Stlnd•r with Mr Relative§ attehi'ling wert! Mr. Mrs. May ColliN!, . w~o bJtt. . Mary Brown. St. Alban• !1 visit- oir.d Mrs.. Arlhur 0". and Mrs. Ray Van~e, Mrs. Earl bePn , a rpedicaJ pat~nt In .the St. i::ag Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller. Mrs. Locie \ihite returned bnme Goddard and Mr.'J.. EvelJn Walker Jo~ej>h Hospital, Plltt:erkbUi1J re. Mn. France~ Larkins spent an Saturday after vil!itiDJ relatives and' son al of Portsmouth: Lucy turned hom!! Saturtfl:f. . evening recently wilh her sister, at Wooster ttnd Killbuck . CL•Opt'r , L.iU\a Cooper and Ora !'lf~­ )lr'. and Mrs. Rot Flc)l: ~f ~ Mr. and Mrs. ~die GrifQth F:~rland, MaSon and Ora Cartmill lumbm1. Mr. · ind tlrrt. Nne lbrspgnt Su11~ay wi~ Mr . ..nd Mrs. ,..f Hartford. net.t ancJ family of Coo1ville, Mr. Arthur Batr. Officiating at tht' service was and Mrs. Berl BOrnit of Mtrletta., . Cuy Sa}•re, ~iddlepu~. Jlur- Mrs. Ella Osborn of K~oo were , · Mr. and Mrs. R.a; ti.licrtt a.nd Rev Continued from pa1e ...one ia: wa~· in the Adam~vllle Cemc· JfUt'ds of Mr. anti Mrs. C. A . B. tt (Nnily; Par.-:ersburg sptnt Su~day trr·· Mas0n. nett. brought about by the meeting In w!th Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robciis. which Coolville agrffd to do every. Mn. Na\hari H"y&tll and chilt!llng pos~lble to keep up the swit- d.. en are visiting with ber parchboard at Long Bottom until bet· ents, Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer of I , ter servlee came Into the area. rumero)' . . . ' A lew belligerent and provocat,lv · Mr and M:rs. Paul Balcer and rtinarb wtre paRsed during the son, Killbuck «pent the weekend course of the meeting but MaiBilr With tlle latter·• f!!ll'"ents, Mr. and l"' quickly controUed this by startibg M:l's. Grover Whitt. '.,/Jj "Me have no desire to get in an Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Whittaker 'r •r with anybody," of Aleiqmdet, ty., spe.nt the wePk ; • fot the Cit-izens end witb Mr. and ¥re . .Chas S[K'n· I , Company t~e , _ - . DMie B o f e l ; r other than ~ : cer . ' Com- .. Mrs. Murl Ours and Mrs. Inez r - • -;. •• • woulil ....., lb;lll! ·t l £ 4 - ' '!001 dreoo "W.Illil ~ the Ohlq (';.rstn 1pem Sunday with Mr. anJI "'~ .. p.... -~ l1dt ...tiler ... Hjliil;l7 ; Harold· ""Ml~ Rlit'mlJhd Frank 'l;beS\Irr .. .. ,.;.· Mr. 1'and Mrl': Glenrt- Lau•en ol .. UP-Tb~'s log into• secoad bue. , )f~Mll!aD : 110 use worryina about the Cinein· waa replaced .by Gr;imm,L . · · · . . .... REEDSVILLE Rutland .News Noteo By Sweeping TWin BillSWiday In the ni.chtcap, p;oay Briq:u-. .de11V4"1'~d bis tint ·l ilt aad·drove 111 hil first r ~n of the se»011 to wiD ·ht 11 !nnlnf.l. · · .' , Willie Ma,ya blt a twe>run homet in the ·eia:bth lnlni tr) tle tbe score at 3-all but Ted ID!JHeWJkl O;lflled tbe lltb ·"lUI a ~~ ~ad nwved UJ aecond ~ DOD )fuelltr fumbled th~ biD"' Bel~ Jtkeb: er Joe Maraanerl ..,.~ed " 'i'rank But the 228-pound Freeman R.ob~D and· au lnfie14 Qut mov· proved quite a pi":cber in Sunday'S ~d the .rUilpert il~al ~-, J\ri~- 1 pa~ir of e:dra-lnnmg 4A , dectatnna ainglfld _off Sttv} Rl~k. over the New York Glaata. He · · '· · ' The Giaata a11d Kedle&a. w!Dt\ up was the winntna piteher in l)oth game~ add kept the Rediq:a with J 'lll<lr ·thni-.;.m~ ..eeriea·." ·(dlill~l in two games of the teas~e·lead. ro•ler ~ New· Y-ork ing Milwaukee Bravea, Wlio also JC?Jma,y AlrtqDeUt. Athletlca 61. Patterton Moor.'a Opponent Run&-Mantle, YankS 72; Yost , .s wept a doubleheader. u ·man IDto ·the Floyd Patterson, who won the Scnat-ol'll 62; Boyera, cards 60: Big' Buster gaiaed bla aiJ:th win: bu WOD Olympic Robinson, Redlegs 58; Lopez, Atb in the opener, blankina: the Glanll "heavy mtddlewelgbt" crown at Helsinki in. 1M2, wlll be letics ~8 . ,,wer the" last four in.ninta after :reo Moore's pay'lff opponent. And now Hits- Mantle, Yanks liYl; Boyer placlflg Joe NuxbaU ·who retlr~d Tony Antbony, 8Jll)t-!Jer 21-year ('ards 104; AshbUrn, Phils 100; with a sore right Bide. FreemllJI w})o was Patterson's teamate Musial, Cards tOO; Dark, Carda 98. simt out the Giants for one framP Finland, is making his bl& move Pitching _ Lawrence, Redlegs in ' the .~eeond game to pk:k\1p bia In the- light heavywelaht division. 12-0; Sturdivant, Yanks S.2; Brew· seVenth. When Moore st-eps down In his cr. Red So:~ 11 -3; Freeman, Redcampaign to step up, an • ,/!.. near capacity crowd of 30,000 legs 7·2; Pierte, WMte Soll 13-4; enced battler named C!luck watched Cincinnati 1et a key Kuclt:S, Yanks 13--\. ' ser out of Lansing, Mleh., b~ f'lilk in tbe fir&t game Wben Giant Third Baseman Daryl Spera· the number one· favorite "'";..';::~::~:I him . But old A~bie's ~-1 " CHitiiTINING HILD 'wtll make neeessary another ellmJohn Bernard, ipfant l(lft of Mr cer 111iowed Alex Grammu to ination series, ruch a& was con- and Mrs. Donald Duffy was chris- ·reach first on an error.lD the lOth. . Grammu. moved to ' ducted among the heavywelg~tl. t~ned at Sacred Heart Chureh, at when one of J;loyt and Anthtny wilL atlempt to prove Pomeroy, Sunday morning by Rev. this weet that be belongs front f'r. Turel. Sponsors were Mr. and knuckle baUs eluded Mu. Joseph P. Daugherty, Colum· Surnl for a pa&&ed ball. Bob and center. A lankey, 6-foot. l-Inch bus. other& attending were Mr. man .then Slnsled t6 wi~ the Clndnnati took a .3-2 puncher, his fir&t blJ c~~~::!•nd Mrs. M. R. Ro11, Corning and rome II" at Madiaon Square G ~~c Duffy family. Mr. and Mrs. :he fourth ' when Job11ny on Friday night when be· enpgea Daugherty and Mr. and Mrs. Ross singled home two iup. ' .' Tony JohnS(.In, a ~year old Iron- ~pent .the day at the Duffy home . Giants tied the ~ore ~n tJte when Bill WRite borD.el-ed o(f -.J~ muscled brakeman wbo lost se-ven '. ' Pirate.~ 2 2 .500 JUaclt:. Jackie Brandt alltl l).~>qun'e~ :. . 6£ 38 boots. Dodgen , 2. 2 .500 !or the Giant&, who Just their ·Iifih Olympta., On Trial 1 4 .200 ai.ralght game. The big question in eonnec:tlon RedlegiJ 0 4 .000 Short!top Roy MeMlllan of the wlth Ant~ny, a former Golden Y•nke" MondiY'• k"edule Redlegs waa forced to reUre from Gloves and National AAU champion, ia his chin. He haa won 26 Redlegs at Pirates-Field No. 1 the game Jn the thlrd In:.~,~::~; out of SO professtOI"II\1 boutli and, Dodr~ers at Yankees-Field No. 2 !tJ okie Ed Bressoud I I ·J.tole' RedlegsKeepPa~WithBraves.. _ · · £n~M·Mt· R COMF>ANV / ~~----------~----------~--~~~~~~~- Pt. Ple... at - ·., The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiCJaleporf, Ohla Win ~hio River Loop Games ' ' ·'• ' . . ·, �r , ' '• .--. Page Six ......, -_,....-.--------- The Doily Sentinel,. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -------------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---------------·------S.Jnday guests of Mrs W!!I Iarn •ng guNts or Ur and Mrs MIDDLEP~RT. Robson and her parertb, lltr and Mr.s Ben Ervin SOUETY Mr. and Mrs C/uenre Murray wm-e recent YISJ!ors m Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whtte and end were acomp.amed home by ~hildren, Akron, are v1siUng his her parents, Mr and Mrs. Harry aun.t, Mn. R S. Wh1te . Bal·t:y who wtll v1~1l at the Mur Mr. and Mrs. W11,L.iam Watten ray home lD Bradbury for two .Jnd daughter have moved to Le- weeks sao~~e, W. Va. I ' · Mrs. Homer Clark and Mrs. lrlr and Mrs Mart} Summer and Jaci; Baelmer were viSitors In daughter and granclchJidJ cn were Gallipolis Saturday Saturday gu~t!' of her bJother ill Paul Wmn and Mrs Wmn , Brad· A m~mg Will he held Wed· bU") nes1ay 7.30 at Heath• Methpd1st Mw; Marjory Hams who IS em Church for Senior and Jumor played m Wa1:1hmgton, D. C., at·· Yrmth Fellowships who plan lo rtved sunday for a two weeks' attend Lancaster camp th1s month ~ 1 ,. 1 t wtth her parent~. Mr and Pilrents are also asked to be pre- Mr~ Robert Harris Today Mr and EtDt. Mn; Gene Harns and children, !-Iulchmson. Kans, atTIVed for a Mrs. William Ault and rh1ldren vts tt wtth their parents, Mr. and drove to Marietta lo meet Mr. Ault who is employed on the Sohlo .\ h s A R Hecox and Mr and rh.c rboat and who returned w1th Mrs Harns Mrs Helen Terry wh() has been them for a two weeks vacation . M:' and Mrs Charles Scmes and tn Sprmgf1eld has r~turned here eh1ldren, Columbus, have been il'ld u; occupy1ng the Tewk.sbary v;siting her parents, Mr and Mrs apartment Mrs Fred Y'.'lutlock, Kent, has James Wh1te Bernard Schramm who has bet:n vl~1tmg h~r parents, Mr and spent the week wtth Mr and Mrs. i'ltrs C E. Vance Miss Patrir1a MrElhmney , RN Jilhn Lyons returned to ZaJ.esvtlle South Charleston and Dr Stanley : unday and was accompanied by Jus ~~:randdaughtcr, Lmda Lyons P1nter, Charleston were weekend guests of her parenl'l, Mr. and wh.o will visit there. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Zimmer· Mrs Charles McElhinney . Mn. Aileen Ca~to and dau.(hter .nan, Wellston, and Mr and Mrs. Arthur Chrlatian, Dundas, were Of Cht!shire WCrP Saturdny evpn. • John ~lftOK Mrs Chadt', McNamee recf:1ived .vurd Sunday uf the .::udden d~ath 11 ( her 1Jit'C'l', Mn Chester Van ~1eter Nease S:c tllement Parkersbl.l!.~t h o~ptta! Mr and M1 s Ben Ph!lson t1>ok her mo the r, Mrs (iomer Lewis to the MethodJ.St eamp ground at La ncaster Sunday , 106,913 79 322.790 63 ODIIptiona o£ States arul pollt,1cal iJUll.d.JV~lOM 25J, 155.26 other bonds, not.ea, and deben.turca • , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,123 g~ "'ftlalln ojlllyl And rev-'"'" cr..,..... -.d._ ].o;ms and diScount~ 183.36"7 Bank premisel!l owned $3,00000, furm.ture and rrxtUrt'li $1 00 afl~~·~~ Othey B&Jeta . . .. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · colon to.. lstlmallon• 879,!itl3 88 ch..rtuny glv.n on --- LJABILITIU . ...... . . . .. . . ' Depoeita of 8tatll6 and politico.} 6UbdlvlsJOns •x.,.rt repairs; 28t,tm5 58 latltfaction guaranteed. 425,353 5A 60 ,229 07 2.~16.16 01b8r ~t.s !Certlned ~ offl.cere dlcclu!, etc.) TOTAL DEPOSITS -----·- .. ·-----···---775.4944{} Other Ji!Jbllittes :Jlo 621• ·"' L TCtrltL LIA!ULITIE& fnot lncludins nbordlnat.ed oblllatlone ShO\\'n below) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. , 775,908 02 .............. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS "'" ....... " " .... ' ... ' " .... " .................. . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... , TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 33,755 86 . . 103,755 06 TOTAL LIABJf,ITIES AND CAPlTAL ACCOUNTS . 1179,503.88 Tbt• bank'• ('a_pltal eons.'sU of oomm(ln 1tock with total Ill' valut of 8i311,000 00 84.09063 84,800 63 Secured and preferred Hab!UUC!l \ Deposits seem cd by pledged .. ~ sets pur~>uanl to rcqulrCm('nls ' of lnw - 63,fi99 59 63,599:59 ...... .. .......... TOTAL AtmtoliHDIIAIII 1110Cftt cw•1aa WAJCM ca¥11- ...... fJll) Sec!urltle• •• ahown •bove ere altu deduetlou ot reaervea '>l ••.•.• ,. - ----·------ ··· - --·--ITATI 01' OHIO, COUNTY OF MEIGH. H: J, John T Wolfe, Alls't Ca~h[('r the 11bove n11mcd bnnk, do ~O]('mnly ...., tmt the abov• .wtement la true to the but nf m, lmow~M~• \ ;} - bollof, COLLINS JOHN T. WOLFE, As.s't Cashier c:ornet Atta•t: CHAS HAYM.\N .' JEWELRY W. B, CROSS J. W. WEAVER JR. . ])]RECTO liS • OR.AC!: ltRIDI.B., Notary Publil. libb8cribe11 and lllWOl'n to before me thli!l 12lh day 1){ July ~Y Commts~lon Ex~mcs August 29, 19:57 Memba- ol FP.rl.Pral I>ooOBit lrv;urance Corporation I' ' ' ... Mrs JunJOr Hoffner and family of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reibel en. 1 rtamed with a showell Thtlrsday ~ YetHni at t.heir bQme, Umon Ave b'lOOrtng Mr. and Mn. Paul Rei· bel, Athens, recent il.ewlyweds. Games were played during the evemng alter which the honored e:uests opened their many gdts .Refreshments were served by tl'll hostess to Mrs. Leon McKrugbt Mrs. Henry Reibel ancl granddaughter, Donna, Mrs. Marlin Wadc.ell, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. Robert Morrbl, Mtss Mary Vir· g-inia Re1bel, Mrs. Dale Sm1~h, ' honor Friday evening at a stol'k showE!r held at the home (If Mrs, Paul Winn, Bradbury, w1th Mrs. Clarence Murray and Mrs. Mack Stewart aB n.uistlng hostesses. Game were played -and prizes won by Mr Albert Rou.s!J, Mrs. Wilbur Haning, MrS". Ernest Barn. hart, Mrs. Mllton RusseH, Mrs Bud Russell. A pink and blue eo1or-.scheme was used tor tM!' party and t)'l:e gJft~ were placed ln a dec.orated b 1 1 1 ed b 8 81 k Th :~oss nc opp Y e or · host"''" "rved lee ,,..m, cake and coffee. ' " d · \h / . orPmes rt-.!ngwonu:-mg e day, mcluded tbe elec- dThe guests Included those DllJilu e .above and Mrs. Griff R!JII51l , frJ<' rottsscr1e won by Leo Valen. Mrs Elwood~ Lewis, Mrs. ))ale line, Galhpolls, $5 whic.h Ronnie Barnhart, Mrs. Dell Hysell, Mrs. Corporation ' plant's family picnic N••l took r•om th• top or a g, •• , " ''"' · Gene Evans, Mrs. Carl Ebersba~ for thetr employees and fami11es. ('J pole; fifty doQI' prizes; the' Mrs. Wilbur Pierce, Mrs. HarrY At one o'lock, Mrs. Elizabeth baby crawlmg contest by Jimmy, Salley . M11yc.s, man11ger of the plant cafe. ~ ~ar old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro.Sending gifl'l bl\t qnable to at. tcr1a, and Tfny Bums, well known h1·rt Schmoll; the raw egg to1111in1 tend the showel' weTe Mrs. Wilbur! to al} workeu by hill m~ame L'flllll"sl !Jy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowley, Mu. Jack Harrison, Mrs. started to serve one thousand Mills for the married couple con· Robert King, Mn'l'. William King, fned dickens, one thousand hOI· 'c~ t and Robert A~hley, Marshall Mrs . Vlllt King Mrs. Cush John· d~s. baked ham, baked beans, pu· Ctol lege !JallplayJ•r and William ston, Mrs. ~arl~ Wilkinson, Mrs. }:I~OnJaa~:~· m~~~is~~~ c:cf:ee~r~:~· ;,",~:~1~n:o~o!J~~~ ~)~n;Bc~h~h:~;~~ ~~~ha ~~~~~~ ' l!~;pe.~ar~ol;:;~:: The food was served conlmuous- ., .. ly as the workers came from the Movtng p1rturr~ fl)r the ch1dren pJ11nt 3.'1 the Shifts Cb;mged 'tiE'fe planned and thC flrSl aid Added to the menu was tw!!nly· s lat ton had one pahent, P. K Rus. f.ve bushels of pop corn prepare(t 'i( Jl who cut hts fmger on a pop by C. H. Wt~e . ,lr., chairn1an of br•ttlc T.nud speakers kept track p:-Geurement and "ch!ef ' of th e of Just children with one Slmall popcorn machine and he also di S· hoy bemg p<lJ.l'Cd f1VC times lk ~rlbu.ted hundred!! of t.ll day sue- cordc>d mtml' wn.s also broarl('a~t kers to the children · The comrmtteo mcluclctl C J Plans for the picm(' had bet'n I lhtvl~. gt•nrral chair1nan, . Jn~eph ;;terted we('ks ago and for the li'1·nderboseh , .~ .1fctv, C. H Wise Jr pas t week worken had hern bw>v pmcurl!mcnt; P K. Russell, foml ; 11 lh11 gruunds. Larg11 sand hoxcs Charles Bradb.ur,v, adyll rccrea equi pped with send bucket!! and tifln; Joy KeY!et , JoOQ commiLteJ', ~llcvt'ls, were prep.ared for the M•les R1chmund, regi stration , L smaller chlldten. games of aJI S Sotsson 1111rl Olan Neal, gro\lnd• ktncls were played and a lar)l;e It B Ingle~. children's recreatiOn; number or ponit-s wert- available D D Humphrrys, games. - - - - - - - ·~-- - - - - - - - - - - ~ Mrs. Ronald Sm.lth, Mn. Cleland Hemes. Mr.s. Denver Tboma, Mra. ErTtest Rhodell . 1 Mrs. Lawrence X...ninc, Mrs. John Terrell, Mrs. J01eph Struble, lr.'frs. Amanda Kaspar, ' Mrs. RohJ:I'It Arnold and d.augbter Susie, Mrs. Roy Smith and daughter Linda, Mrs. Cla'renee Swaugel' tlnd MiSs Lou1se R~ibtl. Sending gifts but unable to attend were Mrs. Willard Heines, 11 rs Julius Sauvage, Mrs. Georgl!1 Buchanan, Mrs. Donley Rcibel :tnd Miss Myrtis 'Kay Parker. Mrs. Max Davis PM Club Outing ' Honored Guest Held Re~ently At At Stork Shower Tuppers Plains Mrs. Max Davis was gueat of I --- - - ~ l, R an ecept1on 1 Tuesday Even1"ng For New Pastor PI M('tnh('"~ of Heath The PM Club and thelt IamiHes held an outmg retently It the Elberfeld Farm, Tuppers PlaiDS. - Store Pomeroy. Ohio •• County Deputy C. N. Jones t'On· for ~he n?xt mc('lint;~ ~lnr<' It w!'! ductcd inspect ton 'l'hursrlcy even- he during safety week 1ng when Rock Spnngs Grange met 1n regular seasJon The sec· At lhe close of the mc<'Ung r(' ' ond degree w!ls gtven m full form, freshments were served hv Mr During the business sesswn the- ,,nd Mrs. Wayne Sloan, Robert r.ommatton of a delegate nnd al· S~uan, Bertha Gill, Rieha.rd · Gt'n· ' ternate tO the State Grange was n.-imer and Michael Evana to the held w1th Mrs. Howard Bolin mf'mber~ and four ~uuta,' Mr. and 'l.'l('oted as delegate and Mr11. lfrs. C. N. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. \\o'tlllllm Morgan alterrvtte. The Henry Bener, Chester Grange. prince and prln~~u to reprPRent The ne~~:t meeting will be held Top honora at the ClaJblllb Speedway raeea oo Sunday afternnon were taktn by E1.11ene WU&. ougbby of Pomeroy wbo "on --e t'Oil.lclalion race aad ·the ~ut fg. ture after having qualified wltb the day'l fasteet tlme at 18.1 aecoads. Track officlal1 announced a reduction in tbe price of admiaion fvt adults to be effective the remainder o1 the year. Adult prices ' • "',; I ' Chur~·h, the mm1~lcrs of the lo- col fhurchc!i nnd the•r familie.s !lave hccn invtted lo a rf!cl'ptinn fnr ,Re,v. and Mrs. <;:. Raymon Konkright anrl ~ons Tuc~dav ew. nmo: 111 8 o'clock at the chunh. Mrs D·uce Lloyd. Mrs. E. M Rhtke, Mrs . Fnrrest 8a(',t1eJ anct \irs . Carrnll Swanson will h,.. on 1h!'" rccep\lon lin e Mrs. E M s.. the new hnprov•• .• KNEE. ROOM •••••••. , Let us de~onstrate the world's most usefuJ .vehicles ~. ~ . ·' Accident Victim Reported To Be "Very Critical" "' 11elp Is Sought _: In Landscaping ol11er have the .for tbe open house wh.h;b is pl•nned · August. Nra. Natbaa · Blgp, ~ft(cWnt of tbf: P'l'~ ill also active ID t~t plans. · li reported that heavy dut)' ~u~ent Will t:le ori ~and to build 1the rO.d and 111de the laWns. tf Carl Robinson, 37, Letart. W. Va., Rur:ill Route, remalud in very eritic.al et~ndition thi• morn· ina m Camden..Cia~ Hospital In Part:enburg . aceordiDJ to mem· ben ot the family , Robinson was injut'f'd In ttl automobile a~cldent at Ravenswood e•rly Sunday morning whicb took the life of a brother. Bobbie Robinson, 28, of 11ear Wett Columbia. Funeral aervit!ee for the latter hne not as )'f1. heeD eompJeted but frienr:lll wete adviSt"d that they may c1ll at tbe Fog~OD.i Funeral Home in Mason •l~r 7 o'clod: this evebing. I _u. / and ELBERFELD$ $25to Wheat growera e-ligible to vote In the referendum art all of thD!Ie who will bave more than 1~ acres of w!leat. for barvest on a farm In · claimed t!Jat some 11957. Quotu do not affect tho~ 'pla~es whieh flew farmers who barvesl 1~ acres or "Mre tM r.•me opea 1 Jess of wheat ror grain. In tbe Russian protest. Stephens Wd that farmers with · Reporb ~tbat some American air~ more thlln us acres planned for men are in Soviet hantls have befn harvest w~l be ooUfied of tbelr dilttiog Into L.lte ~tate Department wheat allotments. fOr years. MoodaY s. note aaid Quotas will remain in ef(eet"'ln arowers approve the qoof..lt,s in the 1907 if at least two-thlrdll of the referendum vote. Price 11,1pport will then be available to farn\ert w!:19 have compiled with their farm wh'.s&t aUotments at a level between '7ft and 90 percent or parity. Farmen exceeding the larger of the £arm allotment or 16 ..cres J{ELP WANTI!;n: 7 a. m.' Satur· Will be aubject to a penalty of 4a day, July 211 at , tbe Bradbury percent of the parity price for wheat on the e:ttcESll production. ~ sCh~t. ..I 1{ ' It more than one-third ot ~e Board: gro~rs "'tina:. disapprove · the qpo~. they wW not be m effeCt ifo\fll,.. ~ .prlcl! ·~~~will be ~vaUe.ble ~r4na: .tci termers ~o ·'hflYe coa,p!ied , lUI Deal" J a, in, w.lth· the,t f fprm. ~eat"'atlGtmeDti to grade the sc:hODllot at liO pel' eeftl Of P·i~. . plAyground, b,ylld a . ~oa~ a ad grass on the p)aycround surroundmg the Dewly school, ~u.lwllch"1 Bnd coffe~ will be &Cbool teach· Au·. l\1rs RObrrt Costa a.nd ){rs E 3, Schaaf arc plarr!l1ng the pro. I!''Dm wbtch will also obse1·ve the [ifheth anmversary !ince the lay. ing of the corner ston.e. • Revival So Mason-Couny farme-rs will vote 0111 the wbtat markettng quota rei· on July ?iO In the office in the bua terminal Pleasant, aet:ordlng Stephens. e.atrman AgriculturaJ StabiCommlt- Little League T~ Meet Wednesday At Pomeroy High - n Mlll'k~ting Q~otas ' Bradbury Scnool With ROOM F9.. . el . Mason-Co Farmers To Vote On Wheat wUI be feduced to oDe dollu because ot the f¥t that a scf.l'clty of at>cldents ha.s ,fept the operaUo11 of the tracll; d'own. aeordlDJ .to of· fic;lal•. \ \ A prO.(!ram was presented by the lecturer, M1'8, Amos Leonard who 1equested that members have an r.~;gina] safety slogan or rhyme ' Parktrsburf, fini.ahed third. • Mary Mt"Atee, ANS ' Oomlq In second Ia the lut t~aturt was Bub Rhode• of Parl.ersburg while Gene Shum1D, IR, O N · w iTH EASE ' I' ' I COMMITTEE TO ME[T The church flnanre rnmmiltee £>nd thE! stewards of Heath ~eth.o.. d1st Church willll)eet tbls evening at 7:30 p.' m. at the church to make plans for the .aonual every ;E;ddie . Guinther, president of the Meiga UttJe League, announc. ed last nl~ht that tbe meeting of the league woui(l be h~ld Wed. nesday evening 11nd· not Tuesday evening as previously '11:ated. The meeting wUI ~ held at- the Pomeroy High School auditorium, and pareDts Gf all the players are partlculari:r invited tG attend the meeUaa. Problems of the Little Leaguers u well a1 a finfll financial drive wiU be discussed at the meettna. It will aet under way at 8 p. m. Efforts are being made to get brothf:r, Charles, home from Hawah whert be is stationed with the U. S. Air l'oree. ~not her ClNCINNA'I1, 0. UP-City otri· cials today epnsidered tbe ~~· b1lity of pUJ"Cbasing the Cinelnnat.i Redlegs Basebf:ll Club as a bull· ness enterprise. City PIIUiner Henry BeUmatl proposed Monday that the etty 11tould seek lesislation aUowllli it to buy the club bec~ui:e '70 per cent of .the team's attendance iB from o~t of town. A;so d~cu~ed by 'couneilmea wa'-· a p.JiPRoHl ~J- 9,-fo!'Be ij j~,, city traFfic~;.~ ed the purci;Jase ot- 17, .~~ ~ the U.nlon Tftiit;.l'lal RalJ z •fda •• tbe "best po&.ibiUty" in solvlnl( the pa.rkmg jam neaNbe ball park made especially acute tbls year by the Redlegs' penn{l11l drive. ' Railroads nc oone.iderlng aba.n· doning the land which has on It a st(l:am ej1gioe round~ouse 1 lllld approacb tracks because ste~tm en(l:inf$ are goi9g out Qf ,servfce. The land Whlob str~tchea ~orth of CrOsley Field would ·jwovl~ .parking tor 2,oo0 ~ s.qoo tars, Howie said. He estimated the cost would be one tcr two million .dol· Iars. He adnlitted there were • DUm· ber· of drawbacks to !tis proposal. Because of the h~h cost, the parldng area Wtluld~ not be self supporting. Ramps or 1fDdU"pass· es tor t:arB and Pl'destrlans would have .fu be built becJuse the. rail- Ricklll'd Is Named ·•.P~EUB. ·.:~ 1lisr: President Paul _Rickard or Letart Route was named president of thll . PI Pleasant District of , E.vangehc.al UB men at a meJhng held' 11 the Union Church ne:ar N'ew Haven on Sunday. · ' . ' It's Not Too ' l.ateToHave I )' Those Winter Clothes Cleaned At Robinsons stored for the summer ," It'• gOod rMilrancii aitd gOod 6uolneto to oWh a •ehicle tliat ". will ·help you get. mo.., work dollfl ~ day in the y<oarlhat'• a 'Jeep' 4-Wheel-D_rive ·vehicle. On the highway, it Ira~!, at road opeedo in 2-wheel drive-a oimple ahift gives lh,e eitra traction !lf 4-wheel dri.. for rough travel, on or off lhe roado. With power take-off, these rugged .Uieles Ioperate many kinds of special equipment Thete's a 4]eep' ,~,£!• t!!at will §II fOUl" opecific n<e!l• il!ld IIOfi'O you best. --· ·TOQAY . \ ··~ Gilbert Wise, 68 Former Resident -Dies At Gilbert V{lae, 68, former rest· dent of Pomemy, d1ed a( his hum• 10 Bellaire, Ohio, llll Sunday aCt cording to information reccwed bere Funeral services will ~ helil on WednP~day ai.ernoon al 2 o'clock He Js su-rv!ved by hls wife Lilly Hawk Wtse; two sona. O'bo o: Bellaire and Emerson of Athens, fwo atepsons, paul Duffy of Bel· la\re and Harold Duffy o( Sacra· tntntG, CilJf.; tWo su;ters, Neva HOwell of' Downington and Ma· ~le whose place ot residence is uDhowu. · In addiUI'In heo b survived bv 12 IJ'andch!Jdren and rive great irandcbild.re~~·~·---'"'--- .'', Laundry \ - Tri- Lustre CleanP.rs MW- stao~J. ~ PI•"'!'" ~l~, cepted a Wayne Sloan ptir or the 1be Rock Springs Pomeroy Council Plans Black Top Of Student -Te;~ive Report ·011 Tour Of UN JameJ.J. IJenderson, New student 11t Wahama Higb will present a report on hl.a Nation',: tour to N-ew when the Point Ple~ant ~3 Of Orld Fellowl!l and Lf>dgf! Nn 210 hold an nic on July 29 The picllle will J1e held' H~rmon F eH m Pl Pleasant 11 a. m. with members o.rr,~~~~~~ tn Pomeroy, Buffalo, and ( ,,;lie invited to share tn the plans for.the event. Hi:!ntlerson recently placed In euminaUons a:tven over ctlunty and thur. won the to T'f'J)t'~s~nt thP Pt P]r ~- IJnl f'n the tour of thr New Yot'k City 1rea. Other students who took the exam h1Hf1t1n are invtted to ll.ttend th(' pienie. ---:--:-:--:- IMIRGINCY CALL The Middleport Emerl(enc~ Squad was called to tile home or Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ge<~rge 'casto and Racine Man Char~d · .-J•I. B & E \t.le1 · npt1 family at ~ Robinson's Tbe dec:eaRd.il ~ lurYJVed by his wife, the ~ - Della llae Bol)bie; and lli nzmu · one ' ' three Jtepdau ..,_.,., Linda Rhonda· Wo IJ,rotbers. f.t.r1 0{ lliddttfor( .Md Harrison Jr of, Letart Ro~ three J~Uitera, lon<>rl.l :y;t, Enuna 'BoawelJi, Leqrt Route Mfa, ~ita~ Fry•. ~ew Haven and. Clara Bobin801l, h Pleasant; hia ~' ~ RobHLSOD St>y I.eiOrt Bo... ' and lin. eta" Other officers elected were J. A. FWrell, tre ..,urer; Oris Bu,m· garner, vlt!e pre11ldent; 0. L. Uev· ing, aeoretary; Harold Bumgarn.er, POmeroy Village Council moved promotional director and Ra;p to blllCk top several streets in Thompsoti. song leader. Pome~oy at a meeting held on Ferrel .ha,d: aerved as., pret~ldent Monday evening in the City H•ll Worrl; was ex:peeted to start In of the groUp. 1 the neat future on streets in M:on· ' or the d&y key Run, Pleasant Rldee. Lincoln Principal speaker waa E. W. Enocb, \11~1!! preaidemt Heights alld Lincoln :f.lill. It was of the West Vilainla EUB Men'y expected that the Work would grollp. His remarlu to the group complel~d within a moldh . \fere eoncernl!d wltb rnan'a ever The Chrlsty Blacktop Company present opport.unitp to wltnesH 'lf ~arietta will be enea~;t~d to do lor ChrJst \ritb ·Hi• feUowmen . He the wark. added that OdJy 15 per cfnl oE In other action, the council tbe men 81'(!' 1ttive 1n the ehureh moved to pay $125 toward ex while the rem11inlllj 83 per cent penses of village firemen att-end· shourd be huaY in acti\'ities. jng .i convention of ti~emen in Devotional leJder for ~unday's Cleveland in the month of AUIU&I All bills wore voted to be pald meeting waif Harold Bum&llfner. and the mayor's report tor the w•s aiJsted by Paul fuckard. meeting of the gruup mOnth of June w•s acc?ted by Wesr Col~mbia on coun.:•:il:·---------------21. in Bellaire. Remember ne 1 now•••you can Methodist a·t .• WANAMAKER FIRE RAGING AlthOUJb a relliiH DtW. CGmer ~o raelng Willoughby drove lite a veteran aa he ballled dow1 t:Oe day's honora. Swimming, horseshoe and other games were played after wMeb a p.cnic supper was enjoyed. Mrs. Other r.ce resulta were as fot. Lewia Sauer Jr., Mrs. James PuJ. lcw.s: • len al)d Mrs. Francis Andenon served as the commltlee. · Slow Heat-lit Gu;p U,Sell; 2nd Dana Dut'!t, Pl. Pleaunt; Srd Max WAttendmg wered Mr. and · Mrs Barnes, Vinton. . A. Gibbs an 110ns, Mr. and Mrs 1W1lltam Anderaon and aons, Faat Heat-ts~t Jack N~es: Mr. and Mrs. George Hobstetter 2nd, Qr;ne Shuman; ~ 3rd, . llub amd daugh(ers, Mr. and Mra. ~II- Ub01fu. iam Hobstettrr and sun, Mr. and Mrs Wayne Swisher and sons, ConsoJation - 1st, WlUoUe:hbJ; M.r. and Mrs. Frank' Wilson and 2nd, Bob Venoy; 3rd, Gleba thildren, Mr. and Mrs. Lewi 11 Thompaon. S&uer Jr., and cPUdren, Mr.s. Wanda Beck and sons and Mr. Slow Feature-1~, G11y Hysell: and Mrs. FranciS Anderson and 2nd. Daoa DUQt; 3rd, Walter rhlidren. King. :::::::::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _· - - -- , - - th~ In theGenheimer county draw'ffi;b;;•;r~c~a~n~v~a·~·~·------·~ lngli Grange are Richard and I11rT~··;··~·~·~··;·;;,Ju;l~y..:.'"~·---....;;;;.;'";'~ MI!IGS GINIRAL ~OSPITAL Admitted: Mr.s. Edwin Sellers, l'orUand; Victor Genhelmer, Pomeroy and Fred Klein, Pomeroy Caldwell. D1sch1rged. Cecll Reed11ville; Jrmnte WaUon , Pom· el'Oy; V1ctor G~nhcimer, Pumeroy; Thelma Snyder, Middleport and Mrs Evelyn Sedgwick., Shade. e Claybanks -· • July 16, 1956 Rock Spnngs Grange Inspection 1\'o"d ann Mn Car\ ,Matlox " ' rn-cha lrmrn of the rPception and Conducted On Thursday Evening ~~·d:;~;..~~~~~i~ Is in •h"•' or MEMORANDA Pleqe4 ...... (lbd 5ecur1Ue•loaned) f1)0olr. valual '&l u. 8 . Govel'nlnent obltpUons, dtre-ct and suorante..S. pledi{ld t.o sec::IU'e de))Oliii.H a11d ot.ner llabliHie& TOTAL 'ld Mrs M11rtm W.addi!IJ.. local, .t· the guests of Mrs. Frank Bran· I C!QIIII ...... , ....................... , ................ •I 30,000 01 trndtvklcd proflta o1r d .son and Mr. and Mrs, Gene Al k1re of ColumbUs jlnd Mr. and ; . . Mor:~doy, Reibel's Entertoin With Shower 1 Willoughby. Thursday Evening For Newlyweds . Is Winner At More than eight hundred P••· sons gatbct'l!d at the Rt}Ck Springs Jo c:trgr01md.s Saturday for the see. ond anuual Ohto Valley Electric We Rx any 1lze D . item 8i . ... . . . . Un.ttecl state& Government nbliJatrom, d.trect & guara.:n.t.eed corporatlollfi Mrs Fr&nk SchwartzwaJder and More Than 800 Attend Second • • Saturday AnnuaI OVEC PICniC or Cllk, bllu.C411 with oth« b&DU, fllclwllq rttenoe balane•, u4 cub ltem.1 In proee• of collflctlon (St!hedul• and ~,ery at tbl.' Wh tte Cros.s Hospita.l tne past week Mr and Mrs. Hugh Fergueson M1s A J Gloeckner of Columbus or AT a&aiOI partnerahlpc~, I Logan were weekend guesl.s of donburg Mr and Mrs Pearl Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Dolan of Mrs Manon HoweJI of Colum· Columbus and Mrs. WJUiam Him bus was the weekend guest of her Mr.i Jamts H11rley relurrled ITielsbach of Washmgton, C. H, 1nother, Mrs . Walter Wldker an~ flCm a Yl~ll m Zanesv tllt• Sunday. ere Sunday gues'I.IJ of Mrs. Frank hu~band. Brandenbure. H1cky and P11ula • E. Morris Mr and Mrs Jue Youn~ Jr and Faye Thomas, Ann<a Murray, a . e gue~ts u{ their grandparents, L·l uldren , Woodsftcld , spent the 'tommy Brown and Joe ,Kennedy, fllr <~nd Mrs Robert Mol',ls Sr, we~kend here and thl· ch1ldren rt:· members of the Federated Church \; h!le thetr aprents are attendmg 1 Ht111e<.l for a week 's vmt w1th ldt Sunday to spend a week at B natwnal poultry convention 1n th ei r grandmothl.'r, i\trs Robert the Semor Htgh Church camp be· ! 'lnnPapul!s, Minn h.e1bel and (amily Sunday a fam· '~K hdd on the campus of Heidel· Mrs Robert Btrchfteld and rlofrs. lly d1nner was held h.t the Reibel lx rg College, Tifftn They were Anna nell Monre of Ftnd!ay were f .. rm celebralmg Mr Youn,i's · .1ccompaJ11ed lly Mr. and Mrs. Vu· weekend gue~ts of Mr. and Mrs bulhday Othrr guests were Jane g1l Brown <; lt•brl Freem,n. Connie Fre('· Yc. :,fng, W1lham Kttchen. Chtlil· Mrs. Byron Btng of Cleveland "• an who has 'been lhe guest of l'Othe, Mr and Mrs. Charles Jnd daughters, Mrs. !Jelen Smith l1 c Birchfto]ds for se'l(cral week& nradhury and famti.J: of LoUUI\IIlle, Ky., and Mrs. Mary rf'turned home wlth them and The elgh !(•enlh birthday of , Armstrong and d<tughtcr Slljan o' Guy Freeman :JCcompamed them M;~rdyn SUC' Kmght , daughter of Cutumbus VISited heTe Sunday home (or a v1sit Air and J\.11~ E~!l Kmght was <.nd attended services at the UmtMrs Albert Mees returned borne eel~br<~lerl Frtday with a pit:~nic at ed MethodiSt Church Sunday alter a we('k's vh:Jt in [ ukc Hope ..,ttendmg were Mary Ph1l Globokar who 1S employed G2l 1pohs w1th hrr son-in-law and <::: trol}n Miller, Kenneth [\t'urray. in Mansfield spent the wellkend daughtor, Mr and Mrs. Harold F.rwm Edward K1tchen and Sue Kn.lghL with his famtlv Emmett Wilt and Mr and Mrs Mrs E~ta Br.>oks hos rclurncd ' PLAN PICNIC hmes Will and dauwbtC'r Becky 1 tu the /tome or her son, Edd1e Ro. he Ilonwbuddt!rs Clas~ the fJ)(' nt Sunday in Columbus with , mme, aftr-r a month's v1sit with \.Jtrldlcpolt Churrh or Christ will .be former's daughter, Mrs. Mac her daughter, Mrs. Mlll'y La~hey, ha~·c a ptmic Tuesday evening at :.tt"Fa..:and who underwent sur· rtuUand. Pflrtland Park. In tM. Stat• of Ohio. at the Close of 8UIIIMII on Jun'l! 30, 1956 Alllft'll 'flmt deposit• Of lodlv,lduals, Mrs Goldie Hawk left Sunday f1,r a ViSit With relatw~& in ColLimbus in a .-- The Racine Home Bank De~~c!t.l of indJvtd~~~·.P~~n.~l~, ~ POMEROY SOCIETY .11r)ant Bank No. 524 a&PO&T or 1'1111 TCYfAL ASSETS . .' . .,.. Carte, 20, released on a hearing flf the r. Rat;ioe BD, ~ boni:J fol· in the t!odrt of Peace Percy l. 3 p m MonritY ••d Dr. R R Pickens of the Jones Mem· 0 ~1 a 1 Ho!lpHal was called to treat the patient. MASONIC SIRVI~IS Ohio Valle}' Comm•p.dery 51!r· vices will be held Tuesday even· · St the Rawllna:s-Cnat.a: Funeral for John E. Rulllell WM was sir1.eken with a heart at. at hiii born.~ on Suuday. Ministerial·· Association ·· Plans RallvJ � 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 16, 1956 clark hubbard miller robinson russell sauer vanmeter zirkle