https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0234745b4aa2f59b6359a954ceebc705.pdf eccf6b93e8a58ba3b47270989fdc85c1 PDF Text Text 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 �.... ~ .......... _., .. .......- ...... --.~-~· .. ~. ' I • \ • . ' ' . - • 1 • ' The Daily Sentinel SAND IN · THE GAS TANK AGAIN On DEVOTED TO INTEREstS OF MEIGs-MASON ARI4 '· I 'ICHAIO I . OWIN GEN. MGII. REYNOLD E. GREIN. NOW WHO EDITOR ' Entered a.s seC'oDd class ma!llne matlrr at tbe pott 4ilfrlet u 4 Pom~:roy ' ' DID THAT? .. . Ohlo. k per week : one year m advance at The Dally Sentinel o!tice, '1S.d0; 11:1 m o nth.~. $7 80, three roonthe:, $3 90 By motor route where Jlvailabl e: one ffiLilth , $! By mjllil one year $8· six moot b.! 14 zo• lhJ-e:l months, $2 tkl; one mmth. $-1. ' ' · ' I' Measure Of Protection pcop\~ art! dom .~: nuthing t.JJ:e s You can't have e~·ery.thing 11hout tormH.Io and atomtc §tH'I· ur.lelis you 1e wllling tu pay for it. ' ''l's ht!cau.sc they assum1· lh f' ('Osl l'lvl[ tkfen se aulhont1e: have vnu lh to tllffli: Ull) lu Ia tou gl elll jJI'I' IJCJI'ed many mote elaborate Th1 s necrl nut bl' I ~ll' ea q• :.n d eumfortable---an d cost1y Mlllet·lals for ll n t•ff<'dJVI' lim llt- r lt••m to sht-l!t.·r Ill:!\' lie pnr. ~ helto•rs 'JII1e shcllel' descr1bell, chased for 11s iltl ll· :t• $4ll ac- h owev~ r. meets mos t needs. One t ..ndlflg to r-1v1 l tlcf!'n ~ol' aullwri - Jack, th•ot no uut:.itle exit is pl'(l· V11leLI , euultl hi' offset partlal1y be•. by Nectwn near a bas~mi!nt 'fhe sheltl'r 1s dl'SLgn L·t.l (or m. Wlf!dow or- t•xlt'rllll s!a1rwny ' . FL Jl;;!wn 10 the ~la>l' llletl t - pn·If the loeal civil defen11e direcf..•rnhly !h P mulhwesl ('O intr , b£>. c.-use thu t is IILI' dJrt-l'llon fr om I OI' dol's nol h~w plans, drawin1s "'h1 ('h I()] nntl n t's usual ly ,qJpi'Oarh. nr phntos oil h~nd hr can 8ecure 'l'h!S pat'lll'Ular ~ h e ' ll'! I Q JW>t t'JCrn rrom thr technkal informa. l an unusuall y slron,:.t" :~n!-(linJ;! plnt - t'lon drvi~lnn of r1v d defense all· (ul'm r.:. nchmed b~· bolt~ tu the mrm,tra.tiOn headquarti'J'!I at Bat· wuli and wed ged t~~Jmst o ltrn. lie I'II.'C k , 'Mi Ch. ~Me-r 1)(1lted to Lh~ f\o ,,r s:x fct·l A li tl lt> t:"fforl and a modPst WJde h~ 10 fn·t lnnl,l wntdd he l,l~h IJ II!I,l\' IIUW mig ht save a adi!IJ UIIII' Tho jol ~ t ~. nr !.tfi;• J'-, fa 11 ly U'l• of lli e!;P 1i nys. lww<'VI·r Ih• ·\ ' h1 .) I h.. d S l ~, l l3l~d. ('IJldtJ IJt• 2:-tiO'>;, IJn , SIX l !ll II r·;·nlt't · w1'11 111 'llnl.( t•nd -; buxo tl Wllh :' st~·~ I o·tH11d tw l nppt--d wllh r Jnpl.op :rpplwd 1111 lht> d l;li{OIIlli '1'111 11' '•)looUl<J h · !'be rnaltmt•h of lne hm~ sehold \O lllt' ll'l•~i hrar1n !' nt:.ty lJ~ puJ! t.dly t t•s~o n sih.le lor r1 J (• \ir:ll\ y !llH' Oill' r dultl I' IJh llle tX r.l pounds whtr.h llJYe thE! Lit· up a 111uf il~c tl1 ,ol ;n1d thmk na•;•· a suhlwll tke stl houelle wlw t .1 hloJW o1· a lu:ul 11 would , Slit• 111:1 .\ IN·I tnstjlfed U ho t:~h tu tueuk 1\ doJWIJ l'rr•pt•d y ( •Jt'Sil l ~ h u v e l m tit<' r:~ l ortes llkl:! sl· H tlort· :ll lea st thet• llmes " anLlba~e tl such a !oiWIIJ·I' wouhl lljj dll) iL!.:>IJ IJkt• ly Jll OV! dt> I nl bi iiNl.I!J itJ !rmpott~r) prull'l'lr un fLIIJll lilt! Shr will. lwNever, ignore hf'r /D ill :l llun ~ of rtn Ol l llllllL' f ail -OLII p:u t 111 ;dl lh 1s 1f lhe ove1·.stuf. 'r\it'l'e ol! l', of ('IJIJISI' d! ~liii Vll ll (1r1g !l ·1~ ton p1 orJounced. .... \\I hen ~ lw statts cnl llll !!: \bf' man 0 ( Ow hnu ~e Fatso, he;d beltP.f Tah u ~ the for::rl'l. thr- IIUie fox•U. that 11poil the vine,, n :t d1own on lh c mla kt·, even 11 he tws to f111ht tm way away rrom (Sol.omon'M Song 'l:1S). PitA Ylm ll I 111 d, fll'n nt m II H• dmncr t ••hl o· I he lunch .eoun· ti•r 01· lh 1• bJH li e may n o.t be. "f! 1o SJ11Vl' ))l':JJ'f !o !01 (H'I'I Pl \'1' I'Vd .lru] 0 \'~' ICUUir• tl Jll' \ 1' liS IO ~YOW I c~e I h:~l h.. 1s al'llmlly getting In ki!UW I1ldg•• ol oltll ltt!.dtW111J.:L rol ptdt:n t--llllt he w11t he i'lnly eul uh"~ Laulii r.at, and Lh!! Jn orth11 lh :1t w;• nu~ n 'nl'h lh•• -lto 111llfh un't be fooled U a man [,l .liHrl ' or !]w filii! I'~' o! l'hl 1~1 \1dl )U S! l'Ut down on hr ~ Cltce~~e~ ln Hu. nllm t· Anll n • ' . Easy With The Cutlery -- WASH MARCH Of. '· iP••nuro Put on Ienton Fat 'Chanp• of Heart'? 1 ' Wh.ltt Hause "lnftutnce• 1 _ Ovtr Agrtculture Cldtf. Sptclu~ to Cc"trar P~at ANoctcwUM IwA~fJNOTON-Do!plte ~ Agrl~uUure lecrtta'7 J:uoa' Tart Brnson t hilt hll luu "reversed'' hlmaelt on ftCenl poliCy dt-t j denials by <!hdons Ill llu:~ olepnrtmcnt, It's apparent thtt.t W)llte llouM preuur-. hn" brought abou t his "chang~! or heart" on a number ot JUltera. 'fl1ere have been sevem1 "turnabouts" In eonlltctiOIIr with known department standi on the soli bonk and, mol'fl rtetntly, aaothtr : • on the easing ot textile importa. ., 1 - Obaervera feel that BenHD will oonUnut to .... under White Hous11 "lnRuenee" to pll!lllt u DD1 OOP lawmakers and farm group11 betweea DOW' an<l e \ee llon ddy. They contend th&t puaap of th e nllw farm bJ1j wl11 only lncnu• th• pressures on the secretnry, ra.ther Ulan allavll.tl 110me of them. It aeerns obVIous, they aay, that Benaon CIUl be txpected to • bend ovi!Lr backwa1'd" to wkn farm votes by various mea.na. Hla erUlca 1111 that he may also "ma.nipulat•" var1oua prop-am• to ault bit own purpose&. • Credit Cont.Fols Would Be Unwise In !IUch 1tem!l as tugh ball be peanuts, pie, malls an(~ can~Y b:;~ he Cliln reverse the procesS which L! making a 'chore of tyini his ~ hues and •~ "shrtnking" his ~lurt.~ und trouseu 11 t ~:!Ollar and ~ouislline respectively 0 mJttlng . • cream and . sugar trom rorfee I~ ~an be a big help. blubber-boy will just quit, trymg to "diet" by llkippina menls 111ea kmg snacks and eating "just one good meal" a day he will be way ahi!ad of the gam!!'. That procedure will not me-lt off pounds even though the martyr th.nks he feels hunge-r pangs all during the day. The HUla extras &• e loa ded . Thr.ee mode-mte meals a day are sufrle~ent and allow the stomat'h to ~tart getUnJ back to normal. Jt doesn't pay to "11t.arve" and thrn gorge because that "one b1g mEal" needed to " keep up the rtren~tth" alio keepN the stomach Mretched to hundlto big-tlme opt'r· atlons. If ttte hungry man wants to take on some pie or ~lmllar delicacy while knocklnf off excess bag18ft! he should !flack orr l«lmf wht<re else 11long the li11e. If hi!' fpl s overboard he 11houl~ make Up for hJs indiscrtltiOft during the ••ext (ew meals. Middle-age spt·ead Is not an In· f'Vitable thing. It l! just an cxcus? for pampt>rlnt~ a la,twi,nlil ap. petlie. The 110oner it is cheeked tfl e beHer it will be all the way around anll we do mean all the way arounll. S.Cmery lenHit • RERF..ARCH'S GREAT VAL'tiK-Roeareh l.. lOOked upon by at lea8t one high ,..mrnen.t Dft'leltl 111 the Initial atep in natlonal economic growth. A..alltant but trtmendoui1Y lmpottant word, research." Aa a Clown·to-earth proof of thla tact, he polrtl out that ~ of the 63 mUllen AmericiUII working todny are eJtner rnakln&' or lell• lnr thlnp ufthqrd of 80 yea,ra ago. Convlnclnt: exampltl aN auto-. mobllea, atrplanu and televu11on. Dr. Rayrl'lolid H. Ewttll of the National Sflenc• foUhdaUOft hu made tenl.ttlve ertorta to evaluate the etr~t of reaearcl\ on pi'O· ducllvlty. He found that, between 11 and 22 per cent of the total output of rood• IUtd aervtcea In an:y one year cel.lld be trac~di"'\1~ to n t N dt~velopmenla in the Ja~:~t ~IS yenra. ' e IMJ)L\'8 CHOKJE- • ' • lndla Edwarda, fGmler Y~ el\Qtrman. Clf tlll lqUOW'.JII tbe dlctatfll of feminine Intuition when 1M~ htr IUJPOrl ot Oov. Avtrell Harriman of New York tor thl pftildtllUil ._...... &dwarda • • • . WbllLD ·I'OOD RUIRVB-Amerle:an afJ\'lclultunl o'belt\'tl'll Moo . .ve ~~:~ : • • • btliht for eatabU~ent ~ ah lfttiiii&UOnally• World rood. RtHtv•. \. the nMrvt 11 to ralltve clb.,rtl' rood dtiOitam& and &m1 to exc:eaalvt fhMltut.UGN . or prt-.: GtmUde4 . 0011ml Allombll< bu . . . . . - Ill. eo-open.tiolll to Jqett. theM or •urtouttt.. w111<11 :"lton"""'"" • of '"P' to ..t \ip tJit """"' ... prollttmo lpYOI"IW W\li Minor League IV UJ'IITID 1'1111 AMIIIICAN AIIDCtATION Denver 8 All S~u. 0 Only aame s~Jtedui~d INTIINAT!OliU LIAGUI Columbua 4 NavaDa 3 Rochester f Montreal 0 toronto 8 Burrslo 5 ~mpleUon of · 8WI~Ddld Jame Of 'May 20 Toronto 1 BuUalo 0 re1. 1ame Only ap~ tl!be'dulfct IOUTHhN .UIOCIATION Blrmlnaham 2 Naslwlhe 0 ' Mempbls 3 M.obilo' 1 II\ Jut; bt •lho Ul<'a IJloo. I otarted·111 tiM afll'l<llltoral thl wodd. . Howtnr. OI'I.Git operated' on a C!Mtlnutftl' Mill. the Ualted• 11a.W.Ij. IN JfOI')l• la1 a aum'-r e1 .....1.\N i"<o4 ' l!io• ·an ..... my new 1;!·00 Parson's Stud}> At1anta r'~Uanooall ,1, lt inn MOD.ttomti'J a ~.,., OrlUDia· e . . .AIJIM .1-ii,A;ti~J. JAI\qato..h It ~!!~Oorll !.l!ajllq 'Q Alliiato!Pi t · S<hl n.a.lHlr' c .!.l~fti' a Oel7 ·Piilot•"oohtdulii4 . ' -~ ~ ' Coffee 11ime Remnan!J Of Inlaid. LINOLEUM For Small Living Room and Bath Room Was 5 and 5.50 yd Matinee . s·e Qlleen For a ·nay , Modern Ro!:Jlancei ' NOW 2.9, lloal regu 4.od. Comedy l'ime ' -i:SO ){y Little Mir.gie ; 5:00 Aum Dru 0:00: NeW'S Pieture OhitoariWI c:eo.t per word. Q:25 Leo Pool ~:30 Jaye P / J4or,an G:e · Nt'W8 Cl'l'avan • '1:00 Dr. Hudson's secret Jour• tial ' uo Suo!• 111:39 l'alller ~<non Beot ' 1'1: 10 Presa se; ibm., A..,mio Jstl'alor~ 6-1-lf Heodllo.. ~1 • . , llt15 Greatnt Flehl.t ol Ciln!urJ', . 11:30 F,...!P lll.t4'lcl>e 12:00 Toniiltt ll:S9 Stan on 12:00 Film & F-ancy 1:30 Femhtloe Touch 2:00 Afterttooft Fi-lm Fenlval 3·00 Ftlm i :SO Rocky l'onet ~ : 00 ' Mickey Mouse 8:00 NprJi 5.05 Weat)ler ,.., 6:11) 9po>rt8 6: II .Jobn Do\7 6:3fll Wmv liroi. ht.eD.ta lt&J'II Sumqier, C)rlcl1<als B:sb Du l'ont'ea>. 'I'¥Jtet f :OO Jljn,my Walker ·~'I' 7:SO Wyatt G. E. ,8:do 10 00 ll:qO strtw, Hit ' 'I'tUiltre NeW. & 'Weou>,r s"""" · . ll:lO• 11:15 Clty Oeteetlve stan Off Sign Off Pray"' TABJ.E TOP · And SINK TOP Coverlnjli .,. ' STF.AM And MIXMASTERS Were 55.50 ,Dry Irons Now40. Now 13.50 Were 11.95 SET WELL PANTS ond SHIRT HANGERS 25c A PIECE BOY HOW WHILE THESE VALUES LAST! Pom@·1'9Y .Appliance & Floor Coverings l:oo · Phone 202-Y Pomeroy, Ohio 128 W. Main S.t ·• WIDNISDAY 8:00 Stgn On ., 1:00 Captain. K-a:nsa:roo 9 :00 Gltl'lr'f Moore 9:ll9 ~ G<ldhe1 JrG:30 strlke it Ricb · 11:00 Valiant La<jf '";' 11:15 LoY<> ol L!f• . !1:30 !leareh lor Tom"""' 11:411 O<!ldlne· Light · 12:00 , fM:idc!ay 1M~Uaell: . • ,, I 12:&11 A• Tile Worl4 Turllf · '· 1:00 Jebnny ,Cai'$OD Show 1:30, Housepart;y , ~ : 00 Th& Blg Payoff 2:'36 Bob Crm;by Show 3:00 lfirigbter Day 3:15 SeCret $l0tjn 3:30 &:lge Of ~~ 4:00 Klltde'1 IQ~~ ... 30 Lucky .J BIDCh., - , li :OO T~e Earir' ll: 10 ~onal ltepoot~!' 8:15 Douc:las EliW'Mda 6·30 CiSoo Jld - . '7 :00 A·rduif C:~ 8:00 Tlle ·MiHioli9-lh 8 :30 I've Got e Seeret: . 9:00 US Steel lloor JO:OO Your Etfso Reporier tO:U Sporb P~e 10:20 Weatherman 10.30: Ten Thirty Th••'"' 11:00 News ,11·05 The Late SMw 9¥" , '' 11:59 IJI;OO 12:ll0 1:30 2:00 4:00 4 :30 .WIDNESDAY Sign On Nelfhbors Film & l'oncy Femf'nine Touch A£temoon ·FHm F••ttVal Film .~ rr ~ Komi~s _, · D:OO Mickey Mou-se 8:00 ·a:o5 8:10 8:11J 8:30 "' ' Newa I' Weattier Sport& Jol\n OtJy l;llslleylra4 • 7:30 The Am.,adn& ounQtQiet 8.00 &:reen Directors hoqse 8:30 tlddr •....,d Show 9:00 Wed. ~ ~~ R-:1 9:48 stn.1r 1he8tr0 11:00 NeWI llld Weatl<er • ' ,, • Penlel elas$ ~ th~· First I lOth doy ol July 191ft ~ J '' i I " 1HRII Ba"t ot -r:i~~ . W~G th.e. . IepOrt' r Pirk·bellnnirlg ' Mld,i it 8:30' ._,_,'" ''"'P-1'" A~ I. "'Il! BOWS FOR IT"" . ; sttooger;fhan~~~~ : Ny~.enJi~ . . .. (7)-17, 24, 3t:StC"' ...,. SS:Z WilEN 1 ' M'~ il(s County, Ohlo, tist .1Cburth of Pometoy: . wJIJ , )Jold a potly, k- ~ re S~rd.a:v. at ' 11~~ c. P,.cop . 1 Judge qr the Pr,lbat.e Court · 11 :1o spOtt. PICNIC ~LANNID Texa$~~Sfem11~p$!m~l<•~ \ Play. !NSURANCE .\GENCY I Plf!- A~ll~ ........ ACCIDENT · ' I ~eol ~tctf:l_ Brok~r tn Mf ·•OR-f. OHIO ' NEI 6311 61S6-M ' ;9'1~5 ,;A$7··· ~ · . SHJIIEVEPOIIT - · ~· - · THE KAIUNI: OOPS havt liMit htadq..rtoro .... thotr owa boli Yard Q~ ~ II.IN!d. Wl\trt ,t tloaM\ men undtr Ula dlncUOft ot G. E. REUTER a..-t. l'llblle Aecoqntul Tom Blalkit, a· ClOP who ie~' the lhlpbullcUnl' trach llti Balallfo malntab!f tbl 14•b0at '1'ht bol.bl, tnctdtntaUy, ba.Ye 1roM. power pump~, ftrst.-114 kill. lltall ....... lalllo oUdlt. 11114. ' '' j 11:11 Hfl.art qf 121e Ci.ty. ~1::.1:::.41;_:·_:S::IJI>~·OI:::J.f~_,~,- - - ·~! '~ Slxn Off MOM COMeS UP Wm.l SOM!i SA\()QV llliSII,SIII! TAI<ES -· ,.UR,EMTIHE ' ~ l!t ........... _35c qt. Cueftltl' ((ult1J ~ -- Now17.50 30" . • SUNBEAM APPLIANCES DEEP FRYERS WERE 24.50 ~ Wide > • SAYINGS • ,. 1 \ LIFe. C••y•ltv and Bondi l.tn..e RUG WAX ..&ORDER Was $1 .19 & $!.29 39c yd ' 24" Now 36" 59c yd 85c Qt. HU~E Rubber.is:ed Satin Finish · Enamels, Vor~•b~ ~l,ing Comp®ncl .; ·';:, S;tf.t~J~c, FJow .Enairiel . FOR SALF.--Pctwl Kirby tteal Es· rbute, Rulland Tow~i p . 31 .acres la11d. houre, barp a·nd out buil:d'illigll, Geor,ge .A. Mein· 31'' FLOOR.. ~II Ki.':'d• Far ln•i~ Work =~~g :;:la~;asstdJ 11:110 11:0!1 w...- ~Of · · C~nflllleum No1r ·AI Save On Paint . - to race out on Jimalca bay ira cUI ' rootNI! .eheck These Bargains · BfiSIHE$S . 2:00 ~:OQ • TUESDAY ·...co· a plane COII'"'l a I!I'Opptl' on the alkte path lnU.. L&Ouardla. Airport. The ma.rirui eep1 hUmber 181 and thty:'l'l an what you ml1b.t c&U chun dlrprt--men wttb ...au llolt and naval. backarounda. A. lot. or them a" ex·N•"Y or cout a~ veterana: ot World War 11, ud aome ocean~plnC muten" or harbor captalnl' Utenat& ' Now that the private bo&tlti.C a..._ ta on ua. wlth awlnJiftl' Noma ud amateur Jobttermela loullnl up'-4AI wa.ten, ttle"' ar. 10me million dollan' wol'fto of lalllnl v.HII: ud "atlrakpOta.. tounca.nn..a1'0Ulld the Rud&oft and x:ut rtvara. Lonr Illud touad and the otber' artU wad~~' pati'QL Molt of thole who n~ poll.. belp an poor, tooUab am.ateur uamen, but oi\ot lft.'l. wbtlt there'll be a a1)' 10ul in a blfh·powered bo•t who IWC!'OJia dQWa to hid t,he. Meet elant bt4a bL Prlnce11 ba,y, lta\IA Jlland, IOII'Ittlmtl they Pt &\VI7 wlth u. tometlmu not. . -~·~~~~~~;,-:--:::=:-::.:_-~~~OI!~.~Pr~;..;!'"'~:-~t Ntvli . OUT OF !1:30 · CUrrent: 1:30 'hrmen!f:Er:nte • was dismissed. The shake-up was d:25 I,.e& Paul ... '"'""' Ford .Jrdered when the Reds were com8 30 Snooky Lanson " pt>lled to admit that bad living 8:4:1 ~w.s C¥"~\ru cJnditions were responsible for the 7:00 fiupmn'8ft r 1ots. Indicatiotlfl increased that uo GI'Olld O)e · Opey et'Onomic re!ornis m1ght be nee. JI':OO Sneat Pr,evle'f t'P!Iry tn other Communist-ruled &·SO Kaiser A1umlnum Hour Dreas to pr\!vent similar out- 9:30 R08ema,ry cta;one:w Show breaks. • 10:00 Dear Ptioebe 2. Pritne Minister A:nthony Eden L0:39 This Is Show 'Business rejee\ed 11 proposal by Soviet Pre- !1':00 News Jaie~ NikDlai A. Bulganin .that 11:08 W~&tlhercaet Great Britaib s tlbstanttally reduce 11: 10 'Pr"'::l6 Box 11 : 1~ IM'o\l'ie Museum } It armed forces and witbdraw ·., rt of its oceupa'bion force~ in 11:30 loreittn 1ntr!&ue GtJrmany. Bulganin had millde his 12:00 Tonfcbt proposal In letters to Eden. Presi. ! :00 Si&'ll Oil di!!nt Ebenhower, and other We!!ttrn leaden. Bulganin pointed to l.tcent Ru~ian reducUons ln firmed strength. Eden said :al-itain 'I'UISDAY started to 'hduce its Own armed forces immediately after Wol'id 8:00 Sign Oa 8:00 Captain KaWaroo W~r U and had followed up with ru~tber substantial reductloos. 9:00 Garty - · 9:30 Arrthur G<rdfnt a. Prenutr Guy Mollet won au1ilorl%atwn from the French Na- 10:30 Strit-e it Rich ti<.nal AfiSembly to negotlate fo r .1 11:00 Valiant Lady ~~x-natipn atomJC energy treaty. 11:15 Love of Life There had been strong opposition ll :SO S.....,., fill" To-.w ' " the measure IJy l'latlon11lists. 11·45 Guidlni Ll16t 12:00 r.l!ddoy lllootlJj• lmt Mol let won b)' a vote nf 342 to 183_. The treaty ts pa11 of the 12:30 lu the WO<Id Tumo 1:00 Johnny C11'80D Show b 11 movement toWnrd economic CO-'pel'.ation by Weslem European 1:80 H-ir<y t.•N•ntrles. Mollet's victory was the 2:00 Bic· Pa~ 1 'ast In a serie.'l wh1ch gave hope 2:30 Bob Cro4ry Show ~·I a per1ud of French political S:OO ·Briibter Dar 3:15 secret Stm;m .'ifabiJity. The B•d 3.30 Edge of Nlght l. Japanese P1emter Ichiro Ha· 4:00 Katie's Kttebea. to.rYama's government was wenk- 4:30 Lucky 8 Band1 ened by an electiun for 127 mem- 5:00 'lbe Earily Show iJers of the 250 . scat upper house 6:00 Art Llnklettet and 1be !Dda of Partlament. Tht! Socialists, who 6:15 DQug)as Edwards q .pose United States' F11r En.qlern 6:30 Range- Rlder .••Jicies and are against Japane."! 7:00 Phi.\ Sllvent •·earmament made substanhdl 7::W NQvy Lot .. ~r. 1 ns. 'Dhe lef.th.L gam ~ meant tbut U:OO Joe prid M'bel Hatoyoma woulrt be unable to get 8:30 Startlin~ T.ltt!atre lhl'Ough Parliament leglslatlon 9:00 $64,000 QueStiOn 1 luch would permit him tu amend 9:;JO- , Do You Trust Yoo{ WU.f :,1(' ConstUution and legalize full 10:00 YOUr Ets6 fteporler rr~rmllmt'nt. tO': t5 · Sports.Pande · lO:f! ' 1' . . 2 . cnston 111creased In Palest me 10:30 yt'fi!Jtlle~mu ovei'tleu A.dveaW:re. a.i the resu lt of Incidents un the ll ·PD Israeli border. Gen. E L M. Burns1·11:·o5 .... wopo*" . " 1 JO:OO Home • 11 :00 Feather Your Nest U ·SO· It Col.ltd Be<- You ~ 12:~ Carner~ Goftl to ~hool 12:30 CLllrent 1:30 TenneSIIee, Ernie' Tbe Good , 2~ Malinee·Theatre. 1. J'be Polish Comm1111ist gov. 3 00 Que,e~ For a Day ernment started a big shake-up ~ ·45 MQ.(Jera Romances in its economic leadership as the 4:00 cOmejy}l'tme r{'!; u.lt of the worker:s' riots whtch 4:30 Mx Lltl., !M"al'(lo b•"oke out in Poznan on June 28. 5:00 Aunt Dru SliOW' JLiliu• Tok:::rski , minister for the 8.00 Nt'Wil Pkturt :lll lomobile and tractor industry, 6t15 ' SpdrtrEy~ \"hat cnnditlons. · In the past, the credit mea wt1o grant con!lumer credit and tbe consumers who uae It ·h ave pretty well proved their ind·JVIdo.al 11nd ]omt abilltf to handle !heir O\l;R busi ness affairll on a !lound Va!is . rn tac-t. during times O( Jepre&SIOil , <!Ons unter CI"edil has proved itself sounder thpn jJ<binei'S credit. "' ~ Credit Is the tool which i! u!IPd for¢ that cona~mer cr~ll' t:Ol)· by our great Americaa middle alSl,s of a lot of lndivldul. Jlliins, t! Pl!>vtde;.li!!~.J~··auto. each one made by a"~UiiO ~iftl'n· mnbiles. wlshln~ .l~evis who presumably knows whai he 111 ion sets, and .01· ~e (lther d11ing. goods without whose mass mat·The man· who says that instal~ ke ls our factorie& would quickly ment credit is "too hlih" or " Un· slow down or stop alt()gether. And If .selectivl!' government ~O:!JOd ," is saying, in effect, that some pretty smart, experienced contr(JI over consumer credit is IJUslnessmen are \Ju...~y nufklng un· lmneeded, It may also be danl{erso umt lopns, and iaring the ous for the way o.u r -ecunomy runs c:oundwork fo.r their owll bant: today, arbitrary conh·ol!l over ere· C'hlef of the C(Jqtm.ision, United Nalttlnsa s 1d tl'UCe ruptt!y. tlit wuuld also be controlJJ over .;;~upervisory L~W.~ hun ev.en had Some sugge~, wh~tt people may _buy, hi.., wbat raeli Prime Minister David Ben·h~tnll ~hat autboritie9'= In Wash. amounts, and when. Gurwll bad threatene"d, during •II conference with him. to take '(ap, opriate ac.tton" aeam.st Jflrdan t~r alleged border violations. ~~~·rns sa id that he i.nterpreted this to mean that Israe) mh:ht make a retall~tory attaek . · Simil~tr attacks prcvi~sly ball ~rought fear of a 11 newal on a CUIJ scnle of the Polestlne war. 3. A f!lump in the mo1or ittdusti)· trtlcnsifled Brita in's troubled Y~=~~ · watua Ja and arouad flunomic situatlon. Organiz:M la·k aome' M&Y be atartltd to h~.~r blamed tbe Eden. ,~~:overnmenf 1\ear th11t 1ft 0.1'8 mila ot IUf:.. w·a ter.-.."' lor DR' iacreaJina criticl.l threat warmlnc up aow, andr tM 4oalt!ra art tomlnr or ,mflaUo,n, apQ. Qllt:mptoyment \Q the aurtac1. It juH IDI&M another jo'b for tbl fhere were Uirpat.s. or strikes no.t clty'a marine ~ . only In the motor Industry but i:l 'l'he ftoatti'IJoo-ahd JJOllee patMJ eu be thE' tllteel industry. 11 'blun~ ,'bodlt:l _of drowned pei'IOnt, which, when the . w~ dllll tbbt from rtver•, '· eome alowif, lnloabrlly, to the surtakle. ll'l.ahtnc HOMI ON PURLOUGH theM. O\lt OC U.. wat.r 11 a marina pollee Job. Pvt. JO@ Rice, home on furloug~ one that wu p~l'formt4 133 tJmu Jut year. : from Camp Pendlettrn, California It ill o~ ·ont ef & hii!\CINd. jobl; tiro aame ~ . was guest of honor i t a family , a aoater ,.. p!~ up. other mt.rint copl wnoJlarty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lloll• ollven ~ l>o walk... on tho boUDm ot H.( L. Dunha.m Saturday. Those 1 ~~ ~• • . , . .. . . , ror UNdo In a l!Atent. tncfuded \ Mr':" and .J.:tra~ ..........,. ltla!dap;~•~Dr'lla ... ot' Lewis Switaer, Mr .and Mu. Thomn~hr clttt'. ... er tht tS JUnk tloafrl that ana ln. an4 out of as Chick and family, Danny an.d . the pltn, JoO~UnC,.. lcrt.p, l'Ope or otb.Jr U.iiU Annette, Porter: Mr and Mr~. from merchantmlft tor- Mle~Jif • yar, U. huber oopa. Ww LaiTy Rice and C~ipper, Cheshire; bo lnV<>I'ro4 In~ t~ ' .if<' ' ' ,11>~'1, help out u maftY, ~rlvato Mtl. John B,lazer and f4mily, Rob· boat. .., trouble ,U\Il1 p~~ ~ couplt clo11n o4'tn4tn. lt'a ert, Nancy. 'Davitt IUid Rick, Gilli:r a btr part ot II•'"' ti ,;!.~""'! - polls; Jacqueline Rlce, Gary Dun• . .~. ' ham, Middt\!port: I 9tJPP081l VENJC&tl f!WiM taw roree aurpuae1 l(uhattan1" tlut 'thla one will do la a pJacti. wo .have If boat.. 11-.'d from 36 to 80 fut, and ''laC!~Lftl' u '$Ctob~r and another eratt With ahal• low draft, apeelftoally 1n,teade4 :DemocraUCJ n'&UonDl committee, Ia aatd by liar trtudl to bl.,. btlll *" l!eem&, cil.h pf'ov'e just abOut any. tl1ing anyone wants ptoved. LatHly, WI! have seen a small flood of statistics reaardlng .eon· sumtr credit, many Gi which are mtended to prove that tbe. Amer. ic!ln people a1·e too far In debt. · Statistics are certainly upful. <~nd it is difficult ' to see how mu· dern bus lnes•es could !Un~tion wj.thout them . But It Is 1110 .easy to look ·at a p),Je of l.iltalistl~ 'and .. . • Jl'ri. reportedly haa areat admlra.uon tof A4lat II. It• , ,_1011. but ahl II plctund u tHIIRI thlt lMr nWIU•IIIIWonalrt. twtce-rnatrl,.t, hard·l'llUIIlf H&rrlmu nu mort 111"011\1Dtli:l ap;,tt~• to, wom,ltft votera1 ' · Tht. ~en playe4 a very importatt.t part 1ft •Jtt•lftl Pnlktal: ZIMnbower In 1M2. f!lome Dernoot'fttic po~uaant, ...... not c:Mt)'t thOH on the tl1sta« aldt, believe thlt Sttverwoa. uftwtd U\cMiJh ht •Urt UtU. tnt.hualut~ aupport amonc !ht ta.lr ...._ NewspfiPeN and maaazine~t are ington shc.ould hive the power to flooded with statistics, only n ste p In and tel~ these tru.slne811men ~ maU verc~q~tpge of which , ever .tntl tl\eir eustomen ,bow much reach print. Statistil!lant. U mny be loaned on whaf and undt•r lf'llnor!'. - Commerce Secretary Frederick H. Mueller puts It t.hl1 way: ,..._ bll)d our modem 1\lrge of technoloiY and Invention 11 th&~ little I u .up- FeatheJ: ~our Nest 11:30 It Could :Se· You ••vare-, • • • • 9:00 . l~ly 31st GOING "" .\. 7:00 Toda1 j --·--·-------- - -- - - - ... \ Sian on to:oo Home , BY CHARLES M: M<CANN Vnlt41d fltre'S StaH Correapondeftt The week's good anti bad news \)0 the inter1uitrqnal balance &beet N:attuoal advertisiD8 representatlvt BottinelH-KuubaU. Int 34., LexmctOJJ Ave..., New York City, 1tl, Y. ·• Subscription raU:s: Delivery by carrier where avalJable 30 eeata Mo ~t 8:55 Sign On 7·00 Today 9:00 Coffee 'llme The News - lNTttU~OlR Publi sh~ every arternooa m:tept Sunday by The Ohh• Valle:r Sentln&l , Inc., :~~t 110 Mechanic St., Pome:r~y . a . BuUae.u ufrice · pnone a98, ed11Lif1.1l ufhce pho~e 3!rl'. . >' . l!IDNI~Y · TUESDAY PRES,tiT ~OCniQ"' I'Y WE'}tE WSAZ -1V ChanJtil3 \ ..! ........ Tuesday, July r TELEVISION - Co~DJ!lentary 1 ·Quolitt . tMrcha.liUst . . R.talonobly Pricecl - • l ,. . .' ' ,, '' '" "'.::Jt.t~.I..~M'l Naturol Gas offlu PhOIIO 289-'M . ..Pammy, 01110 I.~UI0 ?I"NA' · ~- '' 1 • snw1 fOil ;, mort fllll1' itHu tf1m<.f t ~ ftl#m t1um lltlf oJ~· ftltl: • famet1'1 Nat.1: Bllllk Blda. ! ., J • " .. 185 ;£. $eeoacl St. ~ ' ftema, ' Notary · Pllllllb. ~ ·,.- ~,.tg•• J:91PE ..INE. ollprOHIIicnl ,.,.. \, • ' • ' �I r •' • ' '· · Po~ Four :.Redlegs Open Crucial Series With DOdgers CINCINNATI, 0 . UP-Anoth.- the fourth -inn.ing rally , whici; saw er crucial series loomed {or the three morP ruru come in on RobCincinnati Retllegs today, th.L-; inson 's double, Bailey 's single, The •·on ag.ain, off again" trade one with the win-hungry Brook- Alex Gnmmas' double and sinlyn Dodgers who could break gles by Fowler and Jol'.nny Tem- involving Mel Clark of lhe Miami Marlins is reportedly "on ag:ain" loose in .t heir bld for Hrst plac<' r Jr . aud Clart is headed for the Louisany day nvw. Ted Klu szewski singled and Bail The ltcdlegs s[.hedulcd unbeat- ey followed with h1s 16th homer ville CoJoneiB of the American en Brooks I.awn•nce lo go a~ainsl l11 mak e the score 6-2 in the sixtll Association . A deal which wa s Lo have sent the world champ i on ~ toru ght in irln iug Clark to the Loui.sv11le team was the first or a lhrec-gamc sera•s , Th!' Giant s closed the gap to 6-4 first announced on July 7 while all at nighl. Sandy Kuu(ax, win on Wh1te'5 two- r un homer in the the Marlin~ of the lnter(lational ner of one game in two deci'Sion s. top or the sixth . It was White's League were in Columbus. How-, was ihe p'rubable l"hoicl' of Mao13th homer or the season. ever, when the Miami team return ~.~er Wa lt Al~ton . But Jhe Rcdleg.s clinChed mat- ed to Florid<!, the part of the Meanwhile, b~Jth the Redh•gs ters with four more in their halt deal involving Clark \li8S ~alcel­ and first-place MilwaUkee match - of the inning, afler Steve Ridzik led. ed vittories Mondav to maintain hit leadoff man Temple with a Clark was told on Saturday af. the two-.,t11me .'iprcHft between thl' pitchL'd .ball and Wally Post sinrelieved. ternoon that he was to go to clubs. Thr homo r un happy Rcd - gled . Dick Littlefield leb socked three more homer~ Bell walked to load the bast's Louisville'- Local s~"'rce~ ,, 4~~ not orr N1•w Ynrk (;iant pilrhing Mon. :mrl Temple scored a~ Kluszewski I know whether he WIUI bem.~~: trad" hit intu a forceuul at second. ed outright or he was going to day night fQr a 10-4 win. Rohimon then drove a three.run Louisvillo subject to 24 hour reIn all , l 'inrinna1i roC'kcd four homcr· his 19th to end the scor· call by the Miami team. Giant hurkrs fur 14 hi ts. inel u d- in g. ing rr.und tnpp Ns by t:us t\eli, The Rcdlegs now hav"lr hit 121 Ed B;~il c y and FranK ltobmson , to homers in 81 game..", six behind send N+'w York to 11 ~ sevcnlh the pace o.f the 11M7 New York ~ trail:hl ddeitl . Giants who !ict a major league Art fo'owl£'t su r vived a hhaky record. s lllrt btll setllt>d duwn to post his BY UNITED PRISS sixth virtory . lie g;1vc up one run W L Pet. Torunto . ____ .. !53 40 .11-70 in the first innin g wtwn Bill Montreal ____ M 41 .!168 White's infield our with the hases loaded bruu~t, hl home lhc tally. Rochester __ . '2 40 .IIIJ~ Follillll•r $t-ttlttt Down ~iami 48 43 .527 Columbus ____ 45 51 In \ht• fuurth. Hill Sarni doubled BY OSCAR FRALIY and Erl Rr{'sso nd ~ Jn>:Lt•d f11r an Richmond -- - ---· -- f4 50 .468 United Pr-es• Sports Writer t:11hl'r :·un . Arl cr I hat . barring a Havana ---- - -- -- - 42 53 .442 NEW YORK UP The New twn.run hnrner h:~-· White in lht:> Buffa lo __ --- - ----- :J7 .394 Ynrk Yankeel:l may be Ln a clAJis l>ixth . J<"owlcr wa ~ irl comm<1nd oll hy thcmselves, a~ the Amerlcan the way . League standings attest today, but son. Those thar injuns of t!:te TexThe ll!"'dlcgs srnt Giant ~ lartel" don't gel t!le idea that tbe bat- as League !lre 29~ games back J41hnny Anlnnclli to lht' showN~ tered Kansa ~ City Athletics are of the Dallas Eagles. Naturally, wi th four rum in \h1• fourth. _)ldd- the wurNI team In baseball, eagles are 8COUUI, and Custer is it.J.. two Ill liP.' in H1c f:fl h and fuu1 · The Yan~s . known var1Du.sly as revenged and lo, the poor Indians mun• til thr.• :1ixth to Wf<IP up !he ir the Bronx Bombers, the StengelAli that the BurlinQton, Iowa, vwtory . Antonelli , ;1il <" hin_t: stal" of cers and hy various other descrip· Bees have to buzz about i.s that Ja~l week's ali-star gam e, lhm t!ons in the SC"VCn other league t!Jey play a spilt season. When the Ltil~tl in lm ruur t h nttt•mpt to rit.ies, t•njoy P1e 1:rentest prosperi- first hal! of the campa!an ended, pitrh 1h~' t lt~ tancc . ugairL;;t Cincin- ty in lhl• .l{amc wlth their 10-game and lh!!y Htatted all <>Ver 9Jiain. nnli and · suffered his t\ighth loss lead . Ye1 the A's 26 games back, the Beell were .at the taU end of J)!ainst c i;: ht wlm . can lake duhloms solace in the the three-eye hive by 24Jh games Hr ll',.; l7tll honwr tom·hcd off knowledge that there are teams Proving t!Jat there IJt something in or,!!auizcd baseball whlcb &l'e for which to be thanklul, even in adver&lty. Jmagine If they didn't even worse of(. play ~·pUt season. Three of them , as a matter of Beaumont AllnCKt HExported" fad a l t h ou,q~ one already ~a.s Beaumont's nine Ia known as the · l'!;iven up the l{ho~t as well as the L~J ''Exporten;", and t~y alttiOit ffllnchi~e . Before K11mas City sends the were exported as they trailed dor. A's back to Philadelphia, m- re- pus Christl by 21 '"h aames In tl.e <~dopts the uld·time nickname of Big State League. Corpus a:oea un._ "Blues,'' they can take It from de-r the nickname of "Clippers" ljuanp, :Bakersfield and Okla. and l~ Ioik• In · Beaumont con.. ume City that being "only" 26 tend the enemy ¢1iti'IIItM ~he g11mes hack Is playi11g pretty good brudt haircut. baseball. .' International League ' Todays Sports Parade .... '7 Major· League Results NATIONAL LIAGUE W ' L Pet, Milwaukee __ __ 48 30 .fH5 ClnciDnaU _ ~ __ f.? 33 .586 Brooklyn · ••• • . 44 36 .550 St Louis ----- 41 41 .500 Pittsburgh ___ 37 ' 43 .463 Piiladelphia ___ 37 « .457 Chicago -- - - .. 34 .44 .436 New York ___ _. 30 47 .390 Ame.tcu Lea1ue GB Player - club 2 :1 9 12 12~ 14 l7l,iz MondaY• R"""'ltt Milwaukee 2 Pittlbutgb 1 Brooltlyn 4 Chicago 1, 8 Inn. rain Cincinnati 10 New York 4, night Phila. 2 St. Louis 0, nlgbt ' Today•s Probabl• Pitchers Philadelphia at Chicago----Ncgray 1-0 vs Kaiser 2-4 Brooklyn at Cincinnati night~ Kou1ax 1·1 vs La,wr.snce 12-0. New York at Mbwaukee nightGomez 5-I vs crone 8-1 Pittsburgh at St. Louis nigMFrlend 11-8 vs. Wehmeier 3-7 WedMIICI,Y.a Gemes Brookliyn at Cinelnnatl night New York at MUwauke~ night PittsburJh .Itt St.. ~ula ni.Jht Philadelphia at Cbleaao AMERICAN LIAGUE W New York ___ _ Cleveland ____ Chicago --- - -Boston ___ ____ Baltimore _ __ Major League Leaders L Pet, GB 57 26 .687 46 43 44 37 35 .568 10 85 .1151 ll'h 37 .543 12 44 .457 19 i .ab r h Mantle1 N. Y. 79 293 78 107 :Maxwell, Del 72 239 61 84: Kuenn, Det. 73 278 43 97 pet Brown Reports' To Redlegs With Sore Shoulder .365 CINCINNATI, 0. UP - Tommy .3Gl .349 Brown. who reported to t.b.e. Cln· Kell, Balti. &l 218 .26 72 .330 eJnnatt Red1ep with a &'boulder Skowron, 214 10 •.327 80 sore that be can not lift ~Ia right arm, It: heading back to Natlonlll L•aaue NashvHieof the Southern ArsoclBailey Cin. 62 198 3f 66 .333 Musial, St. L. 82 3t0 46 1C2 .329 ation. The Redlegs called off l"lt deal Scbndsl, N. Y. 56 196 28 M .327 N.Y.65 33 Detroit - -- --- 36 45 .444 20 W&llhington ___ 33 53 .!84 25~ Kansas City __ . 30 51 .370 28 Mondar's R"ulhl Cleveland 'l Boston 3 ChicagG at New York, ppd, rain Only gam~ scheduled TocL.y'1 Probable Plkh•rs Kansas City at Boston, two, twilight-night - Ditmar '7-10 and Gorman 5-4 vs Brewer 11·3 and Porterfield 2-8. Chicago at Baltimore. two, twl· light-nlght-Hmlunan , 6-6 and Wilson 11 -'7 vJ Wlghl 4-7 and Job a son 3-5 . Detroit at New Vort ' nlghtH"oeit 11-6 vs KuckB 13-4 Cleveland at Wasbina:ton ni1ht -Wyn_n 10-3 vs Wieder 3-6 Wednesday'• Gun" Cleveland at Wa1hington nigbt Chict~co at Baltimore night Detroit at New York Kansas City at Boston OUR An approxi ma te figu re of 300ll Furniture Retirem~nt ot lh c Columbus ' and Southern Oh •o Elt! l'lrlt' vUie for t-mplo)'ees PLAN occurred two weeks qo. Baker Furniture "I !lave been in only two since, and rlcht now my right arm above my said Brawn, a o:ombJn•tlon cr-outftelder. Monday night when BroWn's condition wu dlaeover~d . OUUlelder Jim Dy~t. who bad been aent to Nashville- as part payment for $15Q.oo / Aaron, Milw. 78 292 4'J 91 .322 Boyer, St. L. 82: 330 eel 105 .318 Home Runs- 'Mantle, Yants 30; Kluszewski, Redlei(B 28, Banka, Cubl 2Z Boyer, Card&" 20: -. Solder, Dodgert 20. · RllDs Batted In-JiaftUe, Yanks 'J4:, ·MUJial, Cards" 69, Joyer Carda 63, 1Wertz lnd~s 8S Sim})IGD, Atb· • letlea: 181. ~ed.legs With An AppUo,.ce Ohio people en thrifty ......._ alnce 1112, illl Hits-Mantle, \'"a.Qka 10'1, Boyer, cards 106, Musial, Canb 102, Mb· burn, Phils 101, Dark Carda DO. Pitching - La.W\'en~ 1\edlegs 12-0. sturdiVant, Ya~ f.2, Brewe·r, Red SGX 11·3, Freeman., Redlep 7-2, Pierce, Wblte So:t 13-4, \ K"cks, Yanb 13·4~~-------·· ..,,,.,,,,,,,,,~.,,.,,,.,,,,=:=::'!'- or piece of ed Mnr C. L. HHton, UIOCIIt.s vi~ c: ou.n cllor ; M.n. Berntct Dartt neord tnf !leeretary, Mra. J"ohn Uifhett . aulstant r~dln.ll Htretny ; Mrs. John Sml1h, ap.!11t~ ant linanetal le(retary; Ml'l. C1rl Matwx. {)u!J!I!Je -ntlnel and Mn. Hex Root, 18 months truttee. A letter from Margaret C. Kistler, lHstrlct deputy, eor.cern!nJ 1tatr councU meetine wa11 read by Mrs. Woodard. At the close of the meettaa: a social hoUr was enjoyed. prt:sidlng. Mra. John Tf'rrt\1 wa" renorled ill and Mn . Thomns Hendt~ll •• slowly tmpro~· lng . Mrs. Meda Gibbs was reported in dlstre11 bavlnt~lo!Jt fL grandson by drownlnM. Ofrtre-rs who wero:~ nGt present for installation at the last meeting were ln11talled by t!Je deput)', Mrs. Albert Woodard anCI 1nc1ud· Fife, lnt. Middleport , to Robert and Opal McDaniel. CorabtiJe RusseU . lot. Mlcldleport, to Robert D. and Glt~dys Fife . D. N . and Thelmtl Multord, sev· era] parcels, SaHsbury , t.o Ctcll William· @nd Darlene Luella Priee. Oleva .E. Cottel-eU, 17~~ . A .• i Scipio. to Ray t.lld Mat1~ret Ellis. ~~Y and Margaret Elltr>, .parcel, Se1p_1o, tq. Oleva E. Cottrill. . Olev• E. Cottrlll. parcels, Seipio, to Raymond. and I,.etha Cottrtp. Cleva E. Cottrill, pareels, to Ce- and Phlll!p Roberta . Car! Frfll and Evelyn Goee:lein, 3 .~ A., Salisbury, to Truateet. or .&alilbury Townahip. Dorot~y Cornell, 6.91 A., Sutton. to James H. and lk:tty J. Ty~e. Edlth Codner, Adm. Robert H. C~ner, de«a11ed, 11everal parcels Lebtnon, to Edith Codn«. J A. B. Cros11, Blanehe P. Cr~. E. L. CroP, M. K. Cross, Emm.a X Cross, Rose P . C1'<18S, 0. R. C~s Alice Crou Garnett Crou, L . 'L Cro.u, Beall!! Lee Cron, Blanche 1ell L. ond Clotlpe L. Blook'\'0011. c,.,~ B•.. le M. c,..,, Moria Wla· IV'\ \ Otl!!l and Mldred Spencer, pir- glnton, J. Gibson Wig11nton JeS~ie , _ eel, Pomeroy, to Helen Lel.lhei( F. PldJton, Clifford PlctJeon, aM Fred B.. and Verna Sayre, cor-\ Ma,r'ltn A. RGberts deceast:d &euie Cross Brady, Racine, to Fred rection , Racine, to H Ward Say:e. erl for trans Sutton 'to Frallch Sayre. · Frank ·R. Val~ dec~'>ltsed . ~ff1<1. l c -·----·~·--·-·----------------tor trans., ColufDbia, Dyesville, to Erma and John Frank Vale . Erma Vale, lot, Columbia, Dyes· ville to Nellie R. Vale. DOWN li.Of,mp ACIIIlM hata Jack McCoy, ctetear.e1, cert. 1. To .... up 11. .....,. 1. CbarJt tor for trans. , Meigs County, to Dan 1. Unit Gt 11. Oomo' D.,- William L, Paul H. lierschel oeme.o Work • •t B., and Jack McCoy, and Mary Me· . (pl.) l.lhltJdl .... coy O'Neil &Tid B ~ tty McCoy MorS.A II'OIIP ot t. CUp, u wool 15, A. 1 rlssey. ]J.Apex atop... p)l)lf'l'& 1 Mlibel Sherd, Olen, and M<~ry . ·e. Act ot ,..• Hostetter, lots 20 and 21, 0\ive,9. vtruda H.lil'lilolo to Donald and Eulah Mae ~ndon. 10. ConllteU... T.PJMut. ~vtm 1 u.. ' wv Jl.aody 1 Maqd' M. 13Fek, Jot , Middl-eport, l:l. Debatt bttwtta cit. Y... trdQ"'I 1 to Carrie and Alle n Knopp . liMUI , water lS. Mall I Fr.J E:ldle Lou antj Pearl Howery, 1 u. Whether , ....... lt.<)ID&m..l 3~. Storlea Columbia, to Wesley F. <~nd 15.CuWOC tDo1 ·featurt -for ·the ear H. Tum UIG• l ·~ou(Je ·E. Ca.oter. I. com 10. car. tor, . 37. Venture• 17. "811ppi4 Ivan H. arid fSylvln C. Carman , 18.-belh 11. M~·· , med:te&lly .&1. HJndu 101:1 lot 11, Pomeroy, to George F. and tlleanr.mt IJ, J:ncoun. 4i. Bever...-e - · •o.ProJ<Cnooo Biondena M. Conde. or n,ur.a, ltre<l CJH*., tl. Malt ~ultt Evelyn Goeg lc ~ n ami Fred Goeguplq'*' lein, .34 A. SaHsbUI'Y, tt Gail nnd n. <;rovOI Ad~le Buck . 21.-'lilo ·~ f- M. and Lnui!oe Cluff JOts, M!Jlt. 'h bmf'a cllepo1·t. to George W. Jr., nnrl Pt,yl-. 1 2T.IIefiMiae JL; S. Hackett. 31. Silent. , Tina ami 11. Jncohs, 2.4 A., Snlis'3. ll'rultlnl ~ .liw"Y , to Cti([ord and Mildred JaOllike ot . cobs . Sudfe and G<J,rdon Wolf, .12 A .. St. Pterted Middleport to Gordon and Sa11e ' .. wltli. & ; Wi1lf. wrer Addie Hawk, ad.·m .. C!larles Hen· · ry Pyles ·deeca s·ed, pal'(el, Ol'lmge ro Haf.pld nnd.. ll~ ~m 1. , Ge&i'J;:I' C. .Nc:uitf, cJe~ased, cert. ( to. ""'k Chlld : ·ror Irons., SyracuSe, to ChnriE's c. d. Radium , NeasP. 1111'1-l Clifford M. E•·vin. decnaseJ, cert . 48. WfJe.- { Tor tram·., Mlddl evor[, to NotHI awake F. El•"n . i&. To tend. .,. Dena ancl Gem·ge Hoffman, 1.25 paymtat A., Chfste1·, to Thf'lmn Snider . 4'7. lltlk ' Robert D. nnd Ciadn Eileen 48. Level8 ~~,~~~~~~~~ -tt.PorUco I 1 DAILY- CROS'SWO·RD Furn.iture --FROM Phone 197 rlc r~at ic n incl ude!,l 1.. orntv~ l 1 id('s. ro ll er s k ati n~t: , swtmming, bull .game~ , mov tn~ Jl i c t ure~ . do.111c:n:.l and h'e e n:a m. p11p , coffe e and peanuts we re fret!. Attending from the local division wen& numager 1'. ~~ . Hendrilt and grandchildren , Ro y and Sonya Hendricks and JuUHh Ann and Tom Clark: Mr. 11nd Mrs. Eug e n ~ Nortori: Ma. and Mrs. Harry Stov· er and family and guest; M:r. and Mrs. Albert Roush and family : Mr. and Mrs. C.:r i Stewart and fam ily; Mr. and Mrs. John Hensley and family . Mr. and Mrs. He rb ert Hoover and fsmily : ~1r. and Mrs. Willard ..Bo-:v ~r and family; Mr. 11nd Mrs . Wi,l liam Reynolds and fam ily ; Mr. . and Mrs. Charles . Hnffm · .., ~n~ 1 ranHJy; Michael Ervin, Wll~1am · Woodard , Sharon Wil~nn , EdnJ Keller Hnd Ethel Ben tz. · , - LAND Tllll\NSFERS $,e~~r~ty ,,.,,_.. 1 I · Baker Furniture I • a nJ ·I Social Gtt $10 ta $1000 quicklY. RelaxHave 45 dan before ~- payment charges frDm dtte of t.,.n. You ,eharga from Illite "' loin. Yau name it. We supply It, Flhncilla 60, Lbpei Atblet.J.cs fam ilies I YOUR Yactition Mpney Mantle', Yanb 'Ja, Yost senators 82, Boyer, Carda fJO, Robinson elpf OR MORE , Runs - Compa ny &nd their ThebdorU• Council Daoehters ol hall beon let fpr the 11\te nOance at guests . Amcrl~;a 111et in rt'gular aeuion ~e 1am11y picnic g\vt' n Saturda y The company leased the p•rk evenin• at t!le iOOJ' hall al GElid rucr Park near C'll·c le- and co n cc,~i o n s f or :."te day a nJ Mondaiy with Mrs. Thoma• Cook, councilor ......., .... I I RIGHT NOW i AT YOUR DON'T THIS ..... CtfANCE GET ., AWAYI ,,' ,. . .• .. • .• ., • Jo ,a I ..••••., If _ -"'"'tr # ....,. ...31t,'iAelilli r.r..<!,.•. i I NOW YOU CAN OWN A lldttiBliD IOCKif- A ONf.OWNR, lOW· MlliAOI OLDSMOBILI- POl LISJ • , IHAN YOU'D lVII WJIV~ '. ,, i (Gr. A.reb..) eo.. 'WI'rbkid D~\: CRYP'1'09VOTE - B~ bow 1o work 11: "YOUR 1953 OLDSMOBILE I AXYDLaA&Xa ti'no Uig to Spl'nccr: Trsov Sup~r 18 4 door We aold th1s one and t~Crvlccd it. One iCll;'lll uwncr. Low milaije, ClC"an ll:l a pin. Drive it and you'll buy it Van Johns'ln •·30 SECONDS OVER TOKYO" • I] lS'O I 3 Stooges -in "2 NUTS 'rN A IHJT" And Car\o()n: SUNRISE ' ' TO ' "LITT,LE ,. SUNSET tUD~EV IUDlNG . .. IJOOI>" . Julyl8 .~'!ATIOH~ NIG\ITS I ~usat- . Q:a.)lwnrd 990 StAB!ES" alsn On Your Diol 1 ' Geo J.fon'gomery Tllb Hunter "GUN BELT" (In Teelmicolor) I I 1 •buill• One letter limply tor &qotbV. p. UU. examplt A ll uted for the three 1.'~ X' ~ th~; t.wo O"a. ·et.e. fll;ftl:lt ~•ttt111. apo• . trophlu, the lllifth ~- f~t.kJII of the wordl art .all hints. J!l'fh· 4PY tht 00<1•·- " ' " --~ LAVot H A~~NVJBHJC JITHIAL RVj:A: -"1"' ..... ' V ' RVHT PAVOIIi .O INVKilA RX PAY!IRO HI . ' . A1/"P"'I- 'CION&lloll B.WW ~- . llo LOIIOPJ:t.:I;O,W . OJ· LHKOilTVSA .t WJI JIIIIIT' TAKII ..... . .. NANCY ' Tl"' CUR· ·IlK~ OVR Vllllm)Rms- WE HAVE AN . AIR- CONDITIONER AT OUR HOUSE IMIU'thttll ,, ~-~ ~~· ' .. ~· PRICES EVER • liLLY SUPER-FL~X DIPINDAILI QUALITY .. NOW. YOU. CAN OWN'A BIGGER, MORE POWERFUL CHRYSLER WINDSOR ·V·B FOR .NO MORE THAN THE COST OF A FULLY EQUIPPED "LOW-PRICE" CAR! • ' 6.70.15 ' tuii-TYPI TUBE TYPE TUtUtESS. X 15 _: $)9,65 , 'PlUS fAX AND SUPERFLEX TUBE TYPE 7:60 x 15- $18.95 plus Tax and old tire . ., BLAETTNAR .AUTO 500 E. ' St. • '. Till I.OOK AT Al.l. YOU GITI • Pt11hbutton Automatic •Trlntmtuton• • Alrloam Seat Cu1t1ion1 • 'HMvy·Duty 011 Bath FIIUr • Ctnt.rplane BNku • lndapendent Ptrldnl8mltl • S.t&ty Aim Wheel• • Orlttow Shock Ab'aorbera • su~rac:enlc wraparound Windshield ·qi-&ICMio • Fill!!rtJ.wopl Fondll'l o Eloctrlc -hilld Wlparo o Wh~o SktOWOII TirOl• TRADE tfol NOW... GETntEVEAil-f\i'I~AD' ... .. . ' ,. . J • .' ' ' ' '• $1795* . mu 7:10 . ' 65* ·t'( ',! . ·.~ . .-. .• "· • .ME'I ' '!OI!fle!I01 PLUS •r:.. _,.,.,. oh nnt cer ••• .. tilt -lor ....... c,mfllrt. ,aad • mlthty Altplono.frpt V-8Enlln•1 '• --------·-------~--:..- - - ;, • . Approximately 3,000 Perso,s Attend I Daughters 01 America Council Annual C & SOE Picnic On Saturday · ln!tQIIs Addif.if)ttal Officers Investigate Brown,. former Cub, PhlU,, aDd Dod&er who wu a member of Southern AlsoeiaUon All te.am thla ye&f, uld. he could und«stand bow come the Redle1s called him up, Anee- h1J lnJlltY The Dolly Sentin!2 Pomeroy..Mi~leport..:'c..Oh:..._lo_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ ..,Tueictcr,l, July , r?, 1?56 J. TooMuchForNew York Giants • ' Tlie Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-MICJO.~Iepo!::::rf:.:;,~Oti:::·il:::o::__;__ _ _ _ _ _ _-:::________T..:;Il::.:e~si:l::.:o::!.y=--,::.:u::;,IY:___:_17...!,~1;_;,95.:..;6. Mel Oark Tra4~ By Miami Marlins To Louisville • • \ I ..eavy Hitting Attack Proves .. - \ '· ~ ."'"' .. . ~ �. . ___.. ' Page Six _......._ . .' • Mrs. Neum<~n were visitors in Huntington. Mr. and Mrs u.-.rold Hubbard \is.ited Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan and daughter at Albany, sun. <.lay . Mrs. Ethel French ceturned hume Monday after 11 visit wit:h Mr. end Mrs. Warner Freneb and children aid Mrs. Bes.s1e CliffOrd, Worttungton . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp, Mr. <:nd Mrs. Paul Haptonstalt and r)uldren spent SUnday · with Mrs. Sharp's brothn, Mr. and Mrs. Ja('k White, Laurelville . Mrs. Blanche Haptonstal l entert..ined Friday wlt·h a farewell ~ uncheon for her great niece Sally ~}.!more who is studying in Wash· mgton, ·D. C. Other gue.!its were Edith and Billy Haptonstalf. . Mr. and M..o;. Lesti'r Kt·ider and son of Miami Beach, Fla., Miss Adeline Donad,ee, Harnsbm·g. Pa . family ;~re enroute to St. Louis, were recent guest s of Mr. and Ml-., where they will visit her Mrs. Michael Ha<'k ctt and chU· family including her grandmother ~rf.n Mrs. Krider, Miss Donadee who is 98 and in faihng health. :md Ml1!. Hackett are sisters. Rev. Fred Gardner accompan· Mr. and Mrs. John Lockwood, led h!.s mother Mrs. Floy T . Gard· B<lwersvl\Je were weekend guests ncr to her home at Eaton after of her parentS, flev . and Mn. c. lihe had spent the past week R. Konkrighl and sons. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Grubb, Mr . and Mrs . Harold Thomas Mr .and Mrs. Carlos Grubb and visited her mother Mrs. Mabel .&on Bill, Da)'ton, vi!;ited Sunday Walburn in Columbus recently. with Mr. and Mra. Claarlt>s NeuMr.!i·. Martha ijudson WHS taken man. Sunday evening Mr. and 1 to Hoh:er Hosp\lal .i n the Rawlings-Coats ambulance Sunday aftur she fell at ·her 'home and fractured her hip. Mr . and Mrs. James Lloyd who had been vacationing at Vlra:inia Bt>ach arrived for the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bl'uce Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chfforrl and families. They were accompanied homt:' Sunday by their children who had spent the week here. I Mrs. cecil Bradbury and grandson , Asa, were in Parkersburg Mond<oy afternoon. Sandra daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson h1 recovering fro.~m a severe sinus and bronchial infection. Mrs. Albert Schleicher return· s s!er, Pearl Lent, at t"ore§l GroVl ' Oreaon. Rocer Cover~ i.s employed at t.he new power plant being cona:tructed at Cresap, W . Va. Misa Beu Sanborn was a luncheon i'Uest Monday of Mrs. !b~na Brunker, Belpr~, w.bo wu vultini !Jere.. . Mus Nma Russell, MlSs Mabel ~y~e)J and Miss France9 RDush vtstted at Adena, Gov. Worthin~· ton's mansion near Chlllic-"the S•tnday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer and d rug bter and Mrs. Blanche Carpenter were weekend gues.ts of his mother, Mrs. Dave Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skinner and son Tom aod Cinda Farmer who has been visiting here since school was closed. Lynn remained witb htr sister for a visit. Mr. and Mrs Jamt>s Pullen and I I ' M·l .' ' I !!ll to her home in Clevl!land Sun day and wHI return Frida)'. Her .nother Mn. WiJljam Obllnier is improvlng slowly at Holzer Hoapita! after major .SUJg'ery. l E. Miller vlsite.d. his ditqbter Mrs. Norma Usle in Columbus Sunda)' when be accompanied Mr. a:.c:i Mrs . Donald Lisle and family tocre. Mr. \nd Mr! . E. A . Price ;md I daughter, Jean, are moving thts We-tk to hts new work in South I ..... • .,......Wh.,. that ~~ ......... , ..... ,_, ••ww. , One 1Ht ef ................nloho-1 . . . btorlor PrimOf. ., r.. .., npalnt Job, -1 olucoo • denlln1 whMo ftnlolo ' :..:: :;-! .'!.:."",:~; ... •h- -lnly .......l ,...._.......... tl.nM whM e lnt .... ~ MILDIW RISIITAN'f Retire! YOUit OLD Furniture FOR New FROM Baker Furnoiture A SENSATION for farm, ettatt and fair huildlngs, Counlry Estate "WhUe Creoso•e" Poil'll J comhlnes wood pr11ervat1on with lm· rnaculott whitt apptarantt. Brush II or sproy If ,e u one coat covtrt. CLINTON 4.1'l gal COMPANY 8al-Palnl Sen I.e I Phone 6007-Y \ LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. 95'3 3rd Avenue eze~-X Mr. alld Mrs. Ernest Lindstamer of Pompton Plains, New Jersey are visiting the1r son, Mr. and Mrs Robert Lindslamer, Linda Suaan and Cheryl on Broadway. They are also visiting Mr. and Mr.!L. C. 0. Richard10n of Tuppers Plains. Phone 6220 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Patrtck Lochary • Home-mad!! lee CNam, eake and •nn and daughtrr-m law, Mr . and :\irs J <( mes Lnchary and daught er , j'h ekend g uests u[ Mr :llld Mrs. F.dw:;rd Parfitt wcr~ i\~r. and Mrs William E Cla ar of Chilli. Luth e arH suno:t.1 .v L!tH'sts wt'fe Mr. cwd Mrs. <.:layton While and .\ 1r. and Mrs. H arold Whit e and daug ht ..'l' Ro.semat·y of Warren . . , · Mrs Harry P . Sm1th, Mn. C. Jo. Tnmpkins, Mrs. Jerl We,bster Sr., l\Ls• J,ydia Ebcr::;bach and Mu;s l ucn'IJa GcntLcim JT are aHcudmg .: wsc s meeting at the Lancister l'a mp gruunds th 1 ~ w\!e k. Pvt. Jeff Wil su n of Fl. Leonard Wuod, Mo .. aJ'Jtvcd Sunday for <I 1 :~ it w1lh h is par ents, Mr. and ~lr., R. E. \\' .ison, Shade . • Mr. ami Mr:; . E u;::cne Dcql of Springfield wen• weekend guests ol h n parcn L'i, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Qua lls anti farnily. I Mr. :md Mr!;. Wllliam Knight and chtldrcn ; Mrs. Roger IJd;ard and sons and Mr8. A. R. Knight an d son Vincent returned bOme Sunday evening · afler a wi:!e.k's camping at Bellinglpn, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kincaid, daughter Cynt(lia and tson Gary of Wyandotl, Mich., are guests of relatives ·here. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Might of Princeton, lnd. 1 arrived Monday for a two weeks visit wlth his sis· lcrs and brothers-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. WiJiard Ebersbach, UDion Avt•., and Mr. and Mrs. John SisI son . Hutland and his ~arents, MJ;'. I enlng to Mrs. Ray Se1denable, Mr. and Mrs Jack Se1denable and daughttr, Jacklyn Jean of Pomer oy: Mr .~nd Mrs . E. R. Kincaid, daughter Cynthia and son Gary of Wyandott, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Hnward Stewart, Carpenter; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frecke•· and children'! J~. Jackle and Joan, Clarence Rupe the 'l.onored jjuest and bro· , ther. Terry and the host and bost· J~eas. - '·- - -- - - ~ I AdcJif.jonaJ ' A~ys oHect:iv· .State F~er Degrees This Week Aid Is Given Fqmily. A contribution of ~ for the Arms family , Harrisonville" ftoad, was made Monday ~venlug when the Meljfs County Men's Fellowship of the Churches oi.Christ met In~· the- Dexter Church. •:::~:t:, 'Wilbur P~rce, Vice--president; presided and Fred I. Gardner, past. or or t!le Middleport Church wu leader of tho: devotional service opened the. meeting. LABoR Relations A receipt has been received for $500 which wa11 sent by the Meigs County association to Professor Lusby to pay the expenses of a student from Hawa:l ' to the Kentuck-y C!lrlstla.n Col!ege, Grayson, Ky. Refrf' o;hrnenL~ of pie, ice cr(!am and coffee were !~Crved by tbe host group to S'CVt'ntecn men. WITH FINE Appliances Baker Furnit~re BIRTH ANNOUNCED Or. 11nd l\1rs. ll eurge Mann uf Wc~ ley l-Ulls, Mas~ .. are announemg the b1rth of a 1 lb. son July 12. Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach is a grandmother. They have four oth· YOUR INVESTJIIII.NY HOLDS WH~M YOU GO c;tv•R ~OLD& . The CommiHsion on Finance the church Monday evening Over 400 !arm youth represent. 104 rural high schoola in Virxinia will be present for the conventiu.n. Sunday, July 22, bas b~en de:sla:nai.ed as yisitur's D,ay and all former members aod . parents of FFA members are invited to at. tend to · ~articipate in the special progra~ to st.ar.t at 1:30 P. ' M, ~ Amoni '\he awards lQ be an-' , pounced .at ~ ~pecl~l awards progi:am oit. :Sunday ~ening aTe th(• chapter .~.nners 'in IJI:!' Communitr. lmproV~ment Projecl. the a_n· r nounc~ment of tbe Gold and Sil· an'(~ ' with Fn·rl. Wbb:;, chat!-man of._t.he Com- TL!o ,i;it..dse sldrtWalal !If Tooi .TOdd ohowtlto ......0 Will. mls~;~on, presiding. Tile opening praver was given by the Rev. c. n. Konkright, pastor of the church. I!) • . • • 1 · '~' "• ~ .. ., · . · 3ay• '>., 1 .The Ice ·-CUbe• Ypq'Want ... $922,ooo "'"•d with oo per approval of tlie voters. . ·.' • • cert M'ddl I eport Man r·ID cd · , In Hog Feeding U..e ! Actual eounl _ ,ho~ed.437 pe~~nn~ vo~mg for th~ Jssue .und. 132_ Lawrence Boyd of Middleport .agaiOI!Il t1. The , votln~ by prec1nc~ was fined $25 and costs in a bearwas as follow.s: AddJson Town.sh~p lng ollefo-re JuiEe Cedric Clark of 48 for 31 against;' ~ddlson P~e- , the Court of Common PJeas on C'inct, 125.. for 24 Qau1st; Chcsh1re : Tue.!Lday afternoon on a charge of' .n,wnehlp 'l4 ·for 38 against and feeding uncooked garbage to hogs Ch~sbire Precinct, 181) for 44: The fine was suspended. · agamst. • MOOSI ·made_ . arid· served•. automaticall_y I,•. After the meeting, the White H0u8e said Mr. 'Eisenhower was informed that strike negotiations wiU be resumed this afternoon and "bMit parties are (jctermincd to mike every pOssible effort to reach an agreement at lh~ earliest practicable time." .Jdurb:.y Snyder, assistant White House Press Secretary, said he did not believe the meeting ~n stituted presidential InterventiOn in the steel ·dlspute . He said the mGCtlng was "a review ." Present at . the conference were secretary of Labor James P. ¥Hchell, Jatie:ph 'F. Finn{'ga~, _di· r;e:c~ of . t.h.e. Federal M.e dtatlon ~~Rcthahon Se,~ct:*- r~~·ury Sf)I!J'etlry ~~J)rqe- M. Hum~h rey; ~rctary of..Comme:rtr-ilinelm 'Weeks; Arthur . F~ Burns~ ehairma~ of tfi~ r.nut'CJI or F...ono. mic Ady1sers and Sherman Adami; the aesutant to the hoJsJaent. 't o MilT MEIGS GENIRAt HOSPITAL ·A muting of the charter mem- ·Admitted: Vra. Nor01an Stewart bent of the proposert new lode of Middleport . . Moose to be iMtltuted Jn Pomeroy Dtl!lehU'Jtd: Harry Brooks, Jr. on or about Jul)' 20 will b :' !Jel4 Middl ·tfPOrl; .Mn. Robert Stewart at the ha.U located over Parl«!n and baby 1 Sylaeuae: ..and Oren Restaurant. at 234 East Main Street Weara, Jr., Pomeroy. '" Pomeroy on J'ri~: July 2ll at a! :IJlrlb: A aon to Mr. and Mrs. Nor p. m. man Stewart., . Mkldl~ort.. ' I 'B.'G . .Servel ICE BE:RVEB I B ID Olda ''88".1t'a the car you've waited for ril'tt notA'~ , , • the amart aime to 1et it il '· . while tKe u)ue o£ your preeeat cu bM hit H ,...,,,. • • MMt wide-awab lollu.· Ill IIIDllll«' hich o J 1 v.-hile tb«oe aft 110 :r-'11 M plulell to He how Uule it tak.M mmy wecb oi pleuaat clmiq ahead. to cUive tlai. Olde:tebile borne. F..peclallr •fter you 1unpl~ itt,..,...,. For there'• 110 crMaptomilf'l with )lftWtr, mmfort. aad pet• fiDnaaaee ia thil one. 'l' bt~ yoU llep up to d ''88''. rou rate 1 Rocht ~JUte• aud .( 8111'91)· now ill the time to trade 1 : o aow LOW• •T i<?ned ice cube trayS. No~, let 5ervel •erve you modern.automatiC Servel way. , P'ltiC•P ltOCK•T .NGIN. La , ;., L. , ... !i!BRVJIIL QAS RIIIFIUG~ToR' BEE 1'1111 AT /{ODR llBRYJIL jl pl!IAr:pu·. , -.fOaM. " • ' " ·' ' ' .,:, i -~~ -· made by Clifford Hayes commander of Drew Webster Post. The commander roue o the credh for . winniiJg tbe awa!d to M. Thftrnton, who is cblld welfar" of the Post, ' "Cbild we!bre is one of The .... ;., ' major proArueri can •u<>~vna graMs," Commander Hayea· said. '.'and we are proud that our elforts have been bonored in this way:• ·Tbe citation was llresented to thl! Post by Frank Cheeaebrew d It 1 Eighth D!&trict COIUJ!'Ioln er. s er~;onally signed ay American PLegion National Commander Seaborn p, Coi11ns, Nat.onal Child WelfAre chairman GLorge Ehinger, National Child Welfare Dir· ector Randel Shake, smd by St~le Child Welf:Jre Chairman Homer YoUng Theodore Kohr. ~owe~ rested comfortably In a hospital . none t.bc worse for his experience. the freezing unit. TWice aa loDIIi' as any other. refri&Vatol.!; · Drew Webster Post Na.. :t9 of The American Legion here has ctted by Am e rl car, ,., LegIon . no Nat ona ea quar t ers n , n 1a poliS, ,Indiana, for outstanding service to children and )'OUtb. Announcement of tbe citation MAN,SFIELD, 0. UP- A Ger· man ahepberd dog bit o~r 11 piece of a 10 vear old bov'J ear Tues. day and doctor• ee.wed it back in pJact~ : after the fngment had lain In the ·a nimal's stomach for balf an hour. wear - iCt noiey - or replaell. Yo11 get years of tro~l>Je­ free S<lrvice. And only Servel baa a .ten-year guarantee OD · ' 1.. naughy of Brida:eport who has been acting as an a,ent in securing the local optioM. McConnaug.by in his first direct .1latemtru coneerniog the option· ing of laoda JD the area said '"l hore u ab8olutely no basie to lhe story that option.s wiH be pl('ked up in tbe Letart Fallil Srea, within the next two weeki period. AJI a matter of fact. to the best uf my belief and know. ledge there il no aluminum oi chemical plant interested in the area." "The publlilbed reports of acre.. age I;J.Ilder option and the .... ,.,,,,,~ purpo:Udly paid (or sut!b opt.io~ hu been a:re.atly exaagerated. The report of immediate pick up · of options in the area Is higblx correct. In all likelihood the right to eaerdte tbe optkmJ wUJ not be taken until early JJ67, that i.B, if thev are taken up," Mo1 Cormaughy said. "There is absolutely DO reiiiiOD'. for ·r ush on the part of ~ns wbo have graoted optJons," he said lrl an euluaivc intervieW1 "the many -stories now in ci.rcuJa.. tion ali t(t the type and kUJd of indUJtry that m~y settle in thil ~~fh.~'re without basil! of fact ot He pointed out, "It is necessary for tile aceumulaUco of a eertaln amount of land before a company becomes intere&ted. Tbis area vrc sents outstanding possibilities but tbe land ffiUit be .secured fint.'' Although McConnaugh)' refuse4 ~ divulge tbt actUal _:J~u:{ of ~·· he hu -under i~gatiYn The . j!~,,.ij;;j .'."•!~r tinel reveals abypositive of between IUIO and 1200 haviog been optioned. It was poioted out that McCon., • C 'linl "'leria} Ass'n National Legion Metgs ·Co W'deMens Ra}}y . ans . unty PI Cites Local Post 1(. I On Child Strvice Chesl er (horeh H0Jds Sel'Vlt.es. Letar.r-Fa~~~ been u·eifer Offered .," ' I d. I IH d T w ks •• For wo ee . . . loe~•..'i AsTop pme I was Wll:~ DEv·.•.m,•.·u.ulo. tonst:nlonw~!o!:n~~' Teleph' one Stri'ke For An Essay inves~iplion alrAMw assist~ were 1 1 • to Ib · i h I gave H J Co • •t' tbis tll8 . ~aster its 2'1 unties ""· .song ~::~~~~:h;~~ J. Jaeller chairman· Jn sOUthem.()hi0 The buttcf•t fiDJI~ it ' -- iOidoll; ...... ~-, M3Q. Slight}y JDJUf • ed TUesday In Auto Mishap . I tion, ~ontasted Edward J . ~on- • wMltdey .. "T' try as wen p abrood. ' J Tbeo Sm t , prom nen ayman · of Pomeroy_ wiU pres:de as of ooremontel for .t he occQwn. . Th::l dinner wUI oost $1.25 and <reservations quilt be .sent to ,ReN, ElliQe Brown 211 .MuiMrry Ave. ' ....... , ....... __.. 1a te r than Frl• STEUBENVfl.,L E , 0 . ''P Pomt<qy, v;..lfo .;, - Te Ieday, August 10. phone exrhangcs in six Jefftt·son At least 100 men · are expected t::o1:nty communities clos~d today, frq,m towo, village and over the lellvlng 1he area without.t ~l~phon<' service of &ny kind. , The exchanges are part of the ' (A)nsol.dated Telephone cu., a@:ainst whom a strike was c::alled Sunday. · , Off By 'Dog SeWP Back Into Place emptied. , · , l'""'' ahead - .te>itA CA.S t ;'" \ . ... A tiny flame operates Servel. No motor or movina' parts to • I Recent stories appearinc in n e•spapers throughout this a'""a and announcement~; bJ televbion and radio tha[ the loCal.un or an aluminum plant in the Le\art falti area waa imminent, were branded today as untrue and entirely rni.BleadinJ. The Dai.Jy Sentinel in an etrort to find the true story surrounding the optioning of lands 1a the Letart -.rea, .wd to c1arify the si tua- ToBeSat~ay B~ys Ear Bitten tee cubu the l1'1 doe mool ""IOmallo: te/rlpmtor mad. lodtlyl 1 Only Serve! is truly automatic.- freezes cubes, 'poie them.la a basket, stops when the basket ia·tuli, reftll.a the baSket when · CAlf moMy ud ajoymeat. Commoa letLMI ~,.. t,•, 11111..-t to aet • Rocbt Eap.t OLDSIVIOBI ,•, " lowhF-''~'altio&ouaaly-J<III . I ··r---,----· TOP', ·' ' . 1 Two a«ident.s, one involving 1 pcdest;ian, were reported by loco:l p<1li('e on Tu6aday. Pearl Brickles, PomcrO)t, was injured slightly wben he report· edly stepped into the path nf a car driven by 1'hetesa Svratzet, 39 Pom eroy, at the corner of Court and ~cond Street at noon Tuesa daugfl. day. w. Va . Bricklc.s was taten to a doctor'J sebedut eG offi<'e by Mrl. Swatzel. lie was reat 2 P . M. 1 ported to be sufiering from a Hom ~ witb bruised left srm.· Mn. Swatzel Cbarle · was .absolved ot all blame in thr. BW"o .accident. !••loire Gr.aA car driven by Goldie fran~ ~~;~~~~;d Hawk, 49, Pomeroy, left the road on West Main Street and struck 1 !<hl'"'· garage and a parked ear cau~ting slijj:ht damagf!. The driver reported . that ~e wall movillg ..vrest oa. :Welt Main Street wllen 7!be swvved- ·Jter ar · p tu misa anoth•r car -.thich was Duvt~, er {lmerO)' three grandcbilclren. ' pulling from the drivetray or a ~· Jl ~ . She was the widow or the late go:.s !ltation. She applied her brak· Dana (Rt~y) Roll~h, form £"r Pome· es an? th e- left front brake grabI roy policeman bed ¢ausing her car to hit )he i Friends. rna.,· call at lbe (u 0eral garaue door and tbe front of a car -' ., The Meigs County M.nlstc-ria.l county. home after Thursday noon. parked in the a:arage. The ..• •••ge '· -n-• . of th e p . T . A· "o<col) Til I Iad tes AssoeiaUon will s~sOf\ a County v • .., ..... .:u by Homerwide men's rally and 8\UIP tr on will serve the supper with Carman wbile the tar wbi~h was •.Iru<k ,., owned by Hartlid Snu'th, AugUst 14th at 8:00 p, m. al the Allen Ba II as c h aIr- Ia dy to Sa.lisbury Thwnahip Elementary group. J:lt. l, Pomeroy. · School, T·· school it l(IC!ated OR There will be group route 33' at ·~ Rock Sprlna~ . '• .,.. near tlee had by M.f. Norris. Mlflgs County Fair Grounds. Dr. Denman wi11 also be Dr. Hatty Derun•n, noted Christ~ sp,e aker fi)T ,the ()pcnlng ian layman and world trave'J.er wJU I of tht Meiga" County Fair at ' . h be 'gu i&t l'lpeaker at the event. Dr. p. m. tollowin:g t e S\lpper. Special services ~re being con· Smitb. All American Legion Posts are required lo submit an annual rc· port of their work for children· and yoUth. It Will on the basil of this rA'port that Drew ~e~er Poat No. 39 won the citation for outslandtng srrvtce-. during the past. twelv~ montha.· ' ' The only refrigorator in the world that IIU!kes and • .,.v•• ice c~bes- autotnatically, All the cubes you want , •. whea you want them. Super ~ld ••. dry • ~ '· and 100110. They never stick together. No more ·prying loose from messy, old fash- ••1• U!I tuYINO • waitinr ~~J:ame? You1J that worldJ for the aotioa you11 em~; bow the Ume for waitinr ie nYtt'.; 1 You"U find .U the h11ur1111 to hoW pur 1M time for action iA hflre • ;. • wb~ you try" . inveftlllenl iD dri{ml pleuun hip. .Refrigerator Gas \ ' Optioned Lands In Meigs Co. Are Not Definitely Committed Blanch M. Roush Funeral Servi(e I. .,"'"Ue Passed . • 1 i:h~ultiJiqi School Dlstdct was p,assed on Tues-: by 8 favor'abl'!t vote of '78.8' per cent. sixty per reilt wil,s needed to pass the issue. Another bond issue vote in the same dLX'ct one year ago for ln t e~•_:ch=i~ld~r~cn=·~::::::::::::::~Ep;.S;.;;S;co;';'";·;;;;.. ;~::~j(~::-, 1~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- ' WASHINGTON UP - Presidenl concerned b)' its economic e!feds, discussed the 18 day old steel strike today '··with cabinet members and other top ~Federal offlci,ts. Eisenhower, ·· ., ... bond la.sue"'., the amo~t .;f · prov ~ ~itruj:~ioD $8~95'. ; · } B00, d ~JJ.UQ . . E.L~B·ERF ELDS I , ~-L: Sb:ffe "bh ••lrOMi!ii.'MAolo ••IlL . . Ky..,er I'Atcal ~ . jewel htiUonl, lfiDd ceeiurlDJ ekirt, an overall proeperoue pretence. Prelerrfd ator.k 'for dl!d now 1nd moatltt to come. Ful~'• Le1icJ .Go1d ~ ei'utbe 'lfl'inklel, lVIIIhet beeullfgJJy. Muet&ld, ~ o".,.. · Plans were completed for an easy-member canvass and thou planning tO asWt Jn t!J.e work were Mr. Konkrlgbt, Mr. Hibbs, \ Bess Sanborn, Mrs. 0 . P. Kle1n, Mrs. A. W. McKay, Mr.s. John Zerkle, Mr. and Mr!l . Evet--e tt Davis, C. M. 1-Jennesy, Mr. and Mrs . Emerson Jones, Jome11 Euler, Charles Murray, Ralph Radclijfe, Harold WoOdgerd, Richard Cham~. Homer Cook, Wayne Gibbons, Mrs. 7 Specl·al Meeting On Steel Strike , the SteWardS of the Official Board o[ II ~a t!1 Metbodilt Church met a\ Funeral servil!'e• for Bobb:t' Robin,on, 28, who was k11led In an aulomohile accident at R~v,.,,_ 'Nood oo Sunday moruing, will be held on Thursday alternoon at 2 o'clock. . . The services will be held at the Foglesong Funeral Home in Mason ' with Rn-. Raymond Peter! of St. Paul's Luthei-an Church in New Haven in charge. Meanwhile, the ronditlon- or Car) Robinson, a brotrter who was injured In' the same accident , is reported to be the .same at Cam · den{:lark Hospital 1.n Park~roburg . He is in very critical condition . EI·se · .nhower Calls award a:iven by tbe We.st Association FFA are McDermitt and Charles :r:~:f• both 9~ Pt. Pl..,ant High ""~· Mr s. R1chard V.aughan and children cmd Mr. and Mrs. James Clifford and . son returned home Friday after a vhll in Akron wi :.. h nliatives. Mrs. Vuughan and children were visitors in Hunlington on !:iaturday . Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkin.s rtf· tu rned to I beir home at Lancaster today after a vi.!itt wilh her mothcr, Mrs. Addie Grueser. They were accompr.nied by · Mrs. Ida Burns Jllld da11g·h tcr Nanc~ who wtlj VISit tlwm . I Accident Victim Funeral Service To Be Thursday PARRIS ISLAND: McKeon and 1 t~· <legree which ;, the Church Finance ML ond M". Geo,ge D•bn ' y I Committee Plans• and chttdren of W.Va., I wo.:re rec~nt guests or Mr. and All Out Canvas ..,.. Mrs. Willard Eber5bach. M•chi, ---=--- y."abamJ HiCh ~1\0ol atu-i ver Emblem Cbaptera ~~)he iit~te will be presented the State associat~on and the presentatton Detree at the State Con- qf spec.1al award~ to those chapof FFA at'.JickiOn!s Mill ters by the Baltimore and Oh~o 10\o:innlng on FridJy, . , and the Cbea~opeak}!' and OhiO Tbe boys are Sam Jlo'ffrnan, Railffiads. . Brown., Dav~d Roush and The C. & O. award will go to a Tb<im · n. ROUsb i& ;a 1955 former F'FA !"ember . whO_ ha& of -;;.ahama Whllc the done outstandllla: farmmg m thO! ~ are atude"ntt· Ulere. last ten years . ~ori Gounty boys to - -- , . - - - - - ~ouths1dc, I . ~pt nt Su nday in Athens wtth their 1 coffee were served l,lurmg the ev. HOME Don't: put Off the thrill Of ov.w~lng a ~ - r· ' ' anu langeri Carne In t o d a u - - can e h UOU whu thle Je the rnontti to buu I .' ·.e n·ttne e I --I ~:~rM". Cluence - - IM_P_R-OVE . Mr. and Mn. A. R. Knight left Wll Monday m1.rning for Silver d~ath . Spnng~. Md., ttJ attend the fun. Mr and Mr8. HClWill'd SeldeDSble II Sauer Sr., ~n lctl¥e member of mlkeup pmes betweta roui- teai;U era! tlf Col Roy M. Wall who died ~ntertained a group of relatives, the Club. on W.maelday eveDbl&. 1 1n the MATS airplane wreck Frl- Saturday evening at their home, I ' ~ day eve mng. Mr. Wall was a fTc- P ine Gro\'1!, witb a party bonorlng nucnt n::;itor !Jere. t~eir aon Johnny on his birthday. Mr and \frs Fred Peet was taken to Holzer n •.spital for a checkup. · Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Hayth and neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Wes R1f fie and son Mark and Miss Myrna Russell , student al Office Training School, Columbus spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T R•tssell. M Sh'If1ey M.111s an d sislc.1· rs. Mr~;. Em1net1 Blackburn and the latter '~> daugbter, Mrs. Harol d h:bersbljleh and children picnicked ~unday at Lake Jackson . Mrs. Lillian McGhee a~compan1ed her sister, Mrs. A. C. Neal lo ht-r home in Russell , K)' .: for <I ::l,urt visit Monda)'. , Mr. and Mr.s. John Buckley (Winona Fink) spent the weekend yl11itlng his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bin g visited sunday with Mr:' and Mrs Waller Sommer, Pt. Pleasant. Mr. Summer is Mrs. Bing's ~rother . '[he Sommers are moving to St. Cloud, Fla .. in August. Mrs. Somrntr who baa been prlncipal of the Henderson School for 17 years will teach in St.' Cloud. Mr. Som· mer bas been engaged in farming t'nlil 191l3 when they sold their farm. .'' 'd bl PICNIC CAHOILLID IIAMII I'OSTPONID . J0 hn Se1 ena e The family plealc cif jho ¥olp All '""'" ln. the ¥ejp ~,~Wo ' Temple, Pytbi&n Slsteq wa1 caQ- Lettue were J)Ottpoa.S ll&t DJP,t Is Honor Guest ceUed Monday ............... of .,...... ol riln. l'l'eliden> ·!dill•· ... . . the death ,af re.lattvn of lo<lle Gutntller or the l ..iUf bat not ll'l • and the pleDte of t."w a dlte for tile rt1pl&7 ol tbe 11mN'. At Saturday Party .Ime~bera Middleport G....... Club can- but Indicated t!lat Iller -1<11101 ' celled by tbe of Mr1. t.ewi1 be played tbil W11ek bect.UH Dl. the POM.EROY SOCIETY FROM VALLEY FISHER ~ 1C~roUna. I ,..I · Wll010 re¥ waollho "Hhllnt'' • ... -"' .......' -~· ~ ' I . ' -~ 19$6. The' Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleporfj Ohio Tuesday; July 17, .. - - - - - - - -~~:..=.:..:!....:....:;.::.:.:..:.:.::!..:..:::.:..:::.::.!....:..:: ::..==~:.:.:....:::.::.::...----:---...,.---- -----.: ~---- 11r. ud llrs. Harold Wooda:erd hH daQCbtet have returned from 1 YtcatlOIIi trip which Included ! natreaf Canada; the Canadian R.c-ties· a 'tjslt with bl& mother l "· A: R. WoodgPrd, and · bJ~ -- ' ' .. _._.. h._ MIDDLEPORT SOUETY . ,, ' Theodore playfully approached food dish at ·t.be home of c . E. Lewls . .The dog ·~~~r~;~anapped the bdy, -'1 -.tof'. hi! ear. Commuter Train · c ash f e$ St8 t'}Oft ·25 Perso · OS Hurl , , · . JERSEY CITY, N. J. UP- A· 1 · R 'I d crvwded Pennsy vama 81 roa commut .. tram plowed into a bumper at the Exchange Placr Station today, injuring at lrasl 2IJ persons, two seriou&ly, poilrr reported. Police said 25 persons were ntahed in tllree •mbulances and three pollee automobl·les to Jersey Uty 1\'.iE>dical t:enter. 'J'he vtct.m:. '''flre reported suffering from thoek and body injuries. '!'he train wa!l en route fro m DIYhe&d Junction, N. J., to Jcr ~t!y City. It · reached here about 8:31 a. m. EDT ot the height of the rush hour. Police said the tr<~in's engtflcer "misjUdged" his dl .11lanre und struck thi!: bumper "with conaiderable impact." rlucled at the Chester Methodist Church for two weeks. 'llle pastor Rev. R. M. Grove is bJ_ing bv Rev. Barnett of Huntington. W. Rev. E. E. Banthart of Ches-. ter is leader and Miss Donna liolter IS pianist. meeting opened 'Monday , b R B tt b,.. hl Julyinspiring 16 · Y message ev. arneto a.,ng an largeg congregation of MYF members and adulu. The Chester Youth Fellowship led by Mrs. Robert Wood entertained the charge Youth Fellowship that night. A c!Jrdial welcome is ex~ended to all. Servlcese begin at 8 r. M. , or chemical pllcat would ed in Meigs Countywithin mediate future. .. ,; .\ ~ It revealed in t~ Senu.6e'r l that mapy Jolk • h d t d tiO a IIJIID e op as --:':"i: mating plana from M t1ga Countr 4-H Club .« F. F. area. Any •Uch A. boys or gtrls an eliJible tD aecwdiDg to win a free Brown Swba meat '"would be . from a dam with • 4001b annOUiltement made riC('Ird -tAll ihat l!; c~uwl tbe ~itive loca•tion .,.,, of one •nv hufnet-. .... II'I!A. ' • •. -~ - .. :~ lD ,~ hundred words of Cle o__ I ·.\; · 1 · thc_y would lik• to SWISII heifer. ·,··" Entries must. be ,.£..... ' 1 ' Mrs. Wa)llle L. Hura, Ohio btfore Augu.. lat. to be eUclbJe muat be qed · to sixte 11 yean tadud~ I .WORKERS' FAMILIES "" Noble Released ' From Meigs Jail 2Cars Damaged On$500Bond At-Bridge, Sat. Cnrt Noble, M, Middleport. released from county jail nn Tursdav on his ·own reco!lnizance of bnnd in the sum of $500. Noble ifi aweihng Grand .Jury 11rtinn as a resUlt of a shooting in Middleport several weeks ago. He is char~ed with shootinA: with intent to kill as the result of an ::ltt:rration over the non·payment of 20 ren_te fnr h9me brew. NDble allegedl:v fired a 12 gauge llt. 33. shotgun at Woodrow Call and to tile to . Harrv Morris 'both ot Middleport, · wowldina both. wa~ • If ruloo out tbe · bilituntrue .. tbat ODd a hu''- .-ropoSed Sdtool Piclura · no . Cl011ing o( the etchanges crealICE CREAM SOCIAL nd a nu:nbl'r or probleirla of an The Youth Fellowship o£ the MEETING ' CALLeD .' . emergf'n('y nat lire, offk-i:a1s of the Syracuse church on July 21 at 'l:30 A meeting of tbe , ,Oar~ commumUcs stlid. sponsor &n ice cream aoeial at tbe Racing Association will · ~e ~ · M!J.yors of four cornmupii'.ioo'!" Syracus.l Church on July 21 at 7:30 at the Wilson KobiiCt•' ~UfiD in , nouJ.~eci they were · m ' Pomeroy, Thursday 1t 'l:ab , P. < ,.:. 'I 1-::..:~·:___________ _ Jumbus t() <li!;cuss the '"''11<" L , Fr.ar.k J. Lau 11 e:11~ . .The gov· prnor's o!~' c.c said tluot no rl'<I,Ue'it for a meeting had been made. A strike began against the com· pany in 24 Southeastern Ohio counties Sundav. The excllRnges in this area, mo!'it of them manned by one operotor. C(;ntlnued in operation until today. About haU 01 !he compt~ny·s syl!ltem has Qtal tcleuhvlle!l. c;mpmy o{fici!.ls tied up ln a me eting in Portsmouth, col,lld no: br- rr.acht•d to isme a. statement on drvclopmen :s in Je£ferson county. _;__ _ _ _ _ _ __ ----- .(leuvy dam~q:e ...,., , .-r.oort~tt tl'l two cars whlcb collided On the West Virginia sido ~~ the Pomeroy.Mason Bridge on Saturday evening according to W. T. Thorn, Mfii!On town marshal. The eRrs dr!Veh by Bill Cook nf M11son and Tommy La\;"l'nder of Jlartford as the Lavender of£ tbe bridl~ ­ h naug Y is, a se employed periOD acting II an ~gent for Fred Li Lk' n .. , trustee, tn ta mg o[ the Op. tions. M_...gb L-...uDZl.lu f'& statement to.< · day definit,ely stam-...1 eurre.... , ru.niOt'l In the area • ~~~;:;;:::'! •::~~J.!~~:; l!i � 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. 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