https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1838e5a62bcd57eac922212712d3a914.pdf a36b477ab368bae83d36796452cd0c92 PDF Text Text I • I .. Friday, July 20, 1956 ,' The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Mrs. Max Folmer The Dailv Sentinel • ID.IIIOJ' S. Sebul, Mlcldlepc;tl Society Editor - Is Hostess To Nifty Stitchers Phone G070 •. MJDDLEPORTSOClETY • . ·. Kn. John Bowman i5 a buaineu f'11tor Ia Columbus today. : Nil& SUven. who hal been vls"\1181 tea.tivea in thil area, left ,..._.da)o fm ber bame I.a. DaUas, ,...... , Jlithael CbP<b, 3, is reeuperat- (q It tbe home of _,. parent11, 11:.,. aad' Mn. W~lllam Child*. af~ ter be w.. an overnight patient at for Crestview, Fl:a ., wher~ they will spend tltree weeks w1th Lt. and Mrs. James Roller and daughter, Krthy. Miss Hartley, a senior nune at Holzer Hospital is <ln vacat.ron and Mr. Hartley i5 <ln vaca· lion from the NYC railroad. Mr. and Mn. Conrad Scholl, BooM, Iowa, anived T-hur&day for a visit witb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Saxton. Mr. Scholl was director of the Summer Orellestra clinic at We!ltt:;rn Stlte College, McComb, Ill., this summer. Bober B.Pt.ll when he fell and Jajured hi• throat. , MT. and Mri:. Del stiles, Kent, Uftl bel!a vllt.UnJ Mrs. Della Caraahan i.~ tbe San~ boJne. t Aile David Wolfe bu retur11ed M.r. aad Mrs. Horace McElhinr,aJlG Field, 'Fla., after being ·h ave Compl-eted I t.w.o week'a ~~ .tlue by tbe death of lllll Wcatioa when the.J Vl511cd Mr. father, William Wolfe. aad Mra. Robert Warner in· Dayton 1nd Mr. and Mr8. Clarence ~ Mr. aod ~ - Claude DurJte stratton, Otkwood. Mr. and Mrs. and eblldrea, Pittlburgh, and lin C~ D. W.amer, WUmlngton , will llorJ err..Now Wllmlnatoa, Po .. arrive here Saturday for a !thort +bo '""' ealled here by tbf vlsit at the McElhinney home on ieatb Of Mn. ~ H. BlUer St., Leading C~k Road and will be returned to their bomee today. • Mila Svlvi• Tovey, Detroit, I• accompanied borne by tbeir 110n, tbe bo111egueat of Mr. and Mrs. Charles, who bas be-en vl.slting here. Wlllll Anthony. Mra. Rensslear Johnson and dauMr. nd Mrs. . Homer Hartley lftd daughter, Nancy, left today lhten, Loulalan-a, are visiting Mr. \o ney ond J . B. Downing Me. and Mf'. Mrs . Rodney Downin g.'"d Lucy Payne, daughter of Mr. and Mr~ . Bt!rtram Payne, Charlcstun, IS also visi tin~~: here. Recent guests at the Downing homr.'i includ ed Dr .and Mrs . C. H. Salgleton and Mr. and Mrs. Payne and family of Charleston. ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS' • e-nttne ·. 1951 CH~VROLET •." ...... -$595.00. 1953 PONTIAC ...•.. ; ... $1,095.00 Dlx. 2 dr. ~dan. Nearly D.ew tires. SpoUep m.talJle finlsh. ll •x a tyl . 4 dr. St>dan, llyl!ramatic drive, Ongmal The evening was spent socially and in sewing, and a. dessert course was served by lhe- ~mtesa to Mr. Lawrence Smith, Mts. Jack Warner, Mr. Albert Brown, Mn. Janet Korn, MI'S. Roger Blt~hop, !drs. Selim Blaroewicz, Mrs. Homer Walter, Miss Kathryn Mitch and guests, Mrs. Emm11 Davis, Phyllis o.nd EfHe Bla...ewlcz and peggy Folmer. Lynn Bradford , Grove CHy, is Mrs. Roger Bishop wlll entertain visiting her grandparents, Mr. the· club for t~e next meeting. and Ml's. W11liam !:!radford. A/3c Larry Lacey, ~·ort Belvoir, Va ., spent the Wt!ekc nd with his wife, .Sally Wilson). Barbara Scott. who has complet· ed her freshman year at the Hoi· tzer Hospital School of Nul'8ing, will ·Tt!turn t o school Saturday a(THESE CHIAPitiS MUST GO. ter a three week's vacation· with THIY AR~ FI~LING UP OU._ he r parents, Mr . and Mrs. Paul LOT, MAKE US AN OPIFIIt. Scott and family . Durin~ her vaca· 1947 OLDSMOBILE Hydr. Dr. tlon Mr. and Mrs . Scull and their R & H really clean, aU 1100d daughters, Barbara and Carol, vistiree . ited relativl!s in Indiuna. 19'2 PLYMOUTH 2 dr. Sedan Motor fine, all11ood Ures. Mrs. Virginia Eastep, who bali 1941 PONTIAC Clb Cpe. been in Columbus vlsiting Mr. 1941 CHEVROLET 4 door and Mrs . Frank Eastep, ha! re~ R & H, good Ures, motor fine turned home . 1937 OLDSMOBJLI Mrs. Walter Bunce , whose son Run fine, g'ood tires Larry is attending Cam p Arrow· S H. P. Johnson head and Mi~ s Jeanette Crooks tor, ltkt new . wh011e twin brother, Gene , i11 a 16 H. p, Johneon councillor at Lbe camp. visited tor, like new . .. them Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . Wm. These were traded in -··. ·~: Bradford visit(!d their grandson, Bruce cooncillor at the camp, Scott-Atwater& A·l••~'.'·· We ~ave a~w ~it~h~!,~~ and ..:..ere accompanied by their the New grandchildren, Lynn Bradford, motors in stock. Jennifer and Jimmy Loh~~e . Meny Mo~ to Choan from Mrs . Lorin Staats of Athen~ visat Had Miss LoiH Cecil Wednesday. Mrs Fred Schroath and children Clark~burg brought her mother, Mrs. Clifford Erwin home 11hursAt TnHic Lltht In Mt,odlop<ori' day after ~he had visited them . 295 N. 2nd Ave Mlckllepoart, O. Mr. and Mrs. Raymnnc'l Grimm Open lvenlne• Unttl 9 p. m. arc visiting her s.ister Mrli . Ar· family, Tullili, lon 11 Qui<·k and , _ 600!5!-Jil!l!!il!l!!!! Oklahomfl, - ... , , Hosle~:~s gifts were presented to Mrs. Max Folmer when .the Nifty Stitchers club met Wednesday e'V· enlng, at her home, Nye Ave. i.m. ....., HawklDI. Pum!l'Ol Sodetz E~,di~·to~r~;!;Pb.!l:o::n::e.,:6::244::::.._~-:~-:--::-:":":'-:'. )'0,"· . 1wu tunc !lrccn fini sh. -~·-~~---- 5c 1954 PONTIAC . . ••.•.. ·:· $1,%95.00 1954 FORD . 2 d~. Sedan. SparkliQi oria:inai dark green linilb, We've serviced tbis one since aew. . . . . . • . . • $1,295.00 VB l'USlllmlitl~:.! dr . SCdan. Like new dark blue finish . 1953 BUICK • . 1955 FORD ............ $2,195.00 • • ---- - - · - ---------- I 1953 BUICK . 1951 BUICK • - - - - - - - · ----=---- - -- - - - - - --'-·- Ua$h Victim's · Funerru Set For $695.00 .••••.•• , • • Special 2 dr. Dynaflow ·One owner c~r.:r~tl:'·l~· condition·. Dlx. 4 ttr . Sedan. Powerglide. McLaiUt Green. TRUC-KS · ~' ' ·. blason, 1 'n ton Pie.~up. Orie 1~.~~~· ~ lite new truek. 1'l Lon l'ancl. Or iginal green fin ish. You probably know the owner. I.. 1940 DODGE . A KODAK • .... · ... $195.00 l lh ton Stake body. F'our 11carly new 7:50x20 10 ply ground grip tires. ,u ·p~mer.,y Ill POMIROY. $1'1;11 1111 ~~CAMERA '. I j M{),!t populfll_,f!'lP•hot camera ever built! lllftple, sure, lmort-Pio wo~d~tr Yr. the world's most popular coMero. Jut! load, aim, and _.,oot f01 tJand plcUtret by tul\. e• ~Y' flath . Gel 1:l big, thorp bktck·arid-whlle ..- colo' pic- , lure• f~M a rOll of ftlm, Comt 1.~ f~~ for hiU. detallt. , CAMIRA . . ftAINOLDII I$4. 25 $7.45 ,. Mr. and Mr11. Carl G1lmore and daughter returned home Tue~dAy aftw al'company ing Sallv G1lmo~l' to Was hington , D C., where .'! he 11> l'mployed in the Ju~t i t·e Bmlding. FoUl' Aie' Fined Cmtnly Home Cloilrlretl Are Swim Pool Guest• .•In Mayors Court · .7 Frid,ay Evening Children from County enjoy ed t~eir swim 1\t Municipal Pool guesls or t.he Prellb)·tcrlan . · dcacon j and ' later enjoyed a treat) from Mra. McKet" owner of the Dari.Dellght store In Mawn . Wedne~~day evening the Rev. Ho· ard Ruppelt and Mrs. Stella \tins tok a of from the :1 I Ian Churc~ tn the !.katlng rink ror a party. W a .. !t8 a !/(tNlt time CIN~AT/ONAt. 1955 DODGE to JJqY a BuickI _...,.. ~--· . 81 m f•mli ur. Kldl cn't N~n the beaut1 C.O:er~ K!..ter k~P• tht!m warm-Radio kee~ own ful upholatery because It h~ ~ clear plastiC ~l'at them quiet. Why buy a new one when you can thil like n•w car 1t a b~i anlna11" Trv 1: today. $2195 ,- 1953 OLDSMOBILE _,., .... ' Roeket Old! . It hll !'. powrr to !>parr wHII 1i·~. iJL¥ Headl will ulrn wbea )'OU pa11 lht! p&ck In thll owner car that shows the bf'llt o( care . Bnghl V-1 ..11n• and amoocb hydr1m1tlc drivfl. A one Interior. Ser It now. spar.Jlftl lltbt blue Ual;h with blrmonhlna $1595 1953 ··PONTIAC Fr ·~b Air JUcb lt'rtl.lll'le leather \nt~trior ' t,l11t'1 clean 1~ a pin. CIear tone Ra dl 11 • t. raaae h;rdrJm.atic drive 1 nd deep tread tlrea. It'• a one local owner ear Frilky u 1 younl oo1t. J>rJve lt and you'll WIDt HI w·atl'r, nual • , h tl that s Fres lUI $1395 , Ra ~and V AN ZANDT ' ~~··.. ~ ~ , YOU other wise folks? Then, brother, you can't do better thanjoin the happy band that has boosted the 1956 Buick more flrmly than ever into the top three. of America's best· selling cars. ' And the time is ripe lor action right now-because your present car is at the period of its highest trade-in worth right now. So, with almost the whole summer and nearly half of '56 still ahead-the sooner you select your new,Buick, the more money you'll save.and the more fun you'll get. . ., ...,., ...,. ...... c....., (1ft You get things lilce Buick's walloping new 822-c'lbic-inch VS engine- ~th the absolute smoothness and switch· pitch performance of Buick's terrific now Variable Pitch ~· •• • - - - - - - - - - - : - : - - - - - - - _ ; . . . . ;....;,..,...._ _'": __: I .. ~litE to huvc your good Dojudgment backed up by lo" of ·You get the ever-1~1 b,'ii;yliicy of the. But may~ Buick's big sizwd big new l!uick rlde-matchlesa handling reputation have led you to think of and steering- extra roomineSI, ettra Buick in terms of big money. Then, solidity, extra llixury. sir, just listen to this: The beautiful '56 Buick SPECIAL picWell, what do you say? Win you come tured here is priced real close to its in to see and sample all tl)ls bounty? two smaller-car rivals. And dollar lor Let's make It right 1000- right thit dollar, no matter what Buick model week-right lorliJi/. you choose, you get more pure auto•N... -A<I.,....d V-Ie Pjl<l ~ lo lhl mobile lor your money than you can.. ' """' 1Jrno11ouo BIIIM IJoll4o .,.,.;. it to ......... 'ftoddmat•; Su,., ....,Moftil • get anywhere else. .,...~ .. ., • AIROONDITtONINO aoo~ ~e•w ~ow Ptuo• , . : I .• ......... ...... llttN, dllw.!.......u ...... t-ltrt 111-,.ur,...Wd:.ttt.tMUIM ... .. PRIOIDA.IIIIi. OOND~TIONIN. . • ' ' . .. ... ~ . /~'LION . : 'OMW •:: .~··J ~~·-< .......... . ~MIN.II;1!_~!_!!fP~ ~~I __IUI~' .tut(IC !lU ~.~~~!'!i!~.£!':~~~-~··~·'! ·~-~ IP*! - ~:~.:_7;:'.:··1-r~·~'~· ... 'AUtO, . .., , , .. CO. I. .' , , .. _.,. . ' ' . ' b11rld w:ogram. At the liame time, the director expressed his thanki and appteciation to p-arents fpr their coot~eratlon: in the past and Jl'l)IiR FJNI(D P ·1 exprefiiied the hope that the spirit F.our · ·per80DS were .fined and In exhibited will continue in the fu. two forft!!ted appearanceture. the ~"- of Mayor E. F. ol. Pomeroy on Friday All school students who have 'tom Barnhart, 3~. and recently moved into the Pomeroy WMte wUe each fined five dol- are aaild play band instr ume.nts or lai'il &bd costa on charges of iD· those w:ho wish to take up ·the toxt~Uon. lnS'trUment.al lllu.sic .itUdy Of WQJlam J. lrlke, 21, S)'racue •hould oontact t.ht! director as soon · wu fl.ntd ton dotiar.s and costs as p05Sible. aad .enteoced ta ten day in ·for Ulll!llfe operation of a motor \oebltle. The ten days jaU was sus· PLAN HAMiURG FRY pended; T!le Auxiliary of .the Middlepot1 . ·~ t'raPk J. Pretenzer, 28, Ports· Firemen's AssocJ-aUon and their · mogthJ R. l. waa t·i ned fiOO and children will have I hamburg fry ::. ~o~ and se-ntenced to tbrte dil-ys. Monday at the summer lwme of In .jail tar drlving while lntoxi Mr. and Mrs. Sidney -T. Russet! " elted•• Flftt doUar o£ the fin~ was D.ear Dexter. They are to meet at auapeoded, . · 2 P. m.: at the V~age HaU. ·l:iewia M:. Wolters, 54, Clorks·l urg, forfeited a $15 appearance · MEIGS GIN.RAL HOSPITAL l*\d wbile Betty Jean Preienzer AdmKted: Mrs. ·A. W, Vale, ·2$, Portsm~th, R. I., did the same Pomeroy. Wolters had been cited Into. court Dltcbarged: Estil Collin1, Pornfar apeedlng while tlhe litter ·had eroy and .Mrs. Norm&p stewar:t and '. been e~ted Into eollr\_for an In· son, Mlddleporl. . De,tb~ Mrs. A. W. Va\e. tollc:atlon c:blrJl'. T. L Hewet.son, 79, father of Dr Olficlals of, the Meigs Couoty thf; home Health DepBrtment have ann(JUn· of the'" latterln Mason <In Friday red that facilities of <lepU't· eveuiq aftCi a.n,Jllnea~~ of- &everal _men¢. will be eloaed f~ aU pur'~~ p(J8et"·'Oth.er -~han· the atlrlirniatra. · · Funerr:.( ~ceS will be beli:J at tion of pOlio .rhots Oll the dllte!o 10:30 AM ori Tuesday morning at announced aarly this ;Week. I::-' the "Wsrd-Holteman l1'uneraL Home Date-s on whi-ch poti<l vaccine in LancRWt with burial to follow s-hots a-re- to be admini.stered are in the Amanda Cemetery. as follo'o'l!l : The dec-eased w~s bo{n on July 10 Fir~ shpt.o ror children (IM" 1877, and for years was Clerk of through 19 years of age and the BO'IIrd of Education in Lancas- pregnant women, Julv- 23 ;;nd u . ter. He Wll8 a member (l( the 9:30 A. M. until 11 :3o A. M. and Knighta of Pythias and Masonic 1 p . M. UDI:Jl· 3 P, M, Lod , Seooll'd S'hot8 £Ol' children- one ges, Survivol'(" laclude tile widow) through 18 years of age, July 27. Mrs. Ora A. Hewetson: one son, July 30 and Aygust 1, 9:30 A. M. Dr. T. A. Hewetsoo, Mason; three until 11:30 A. M. and from 1 P. daughters, Mrs. Jessie Hutch.ins,, M. until 3 P. M. . Columbus; Mrs. C. V. Thomas, Col' Oficiala at the same ·time reumbu.s; Mrs. Miles Turner, Lan- mi.nded that a parent's coftsent caster; one brot·her, Charles, C<IL. slip must. be signed and shown umbus; five grand~:hihlren and be 1ore any shots e:an be given. two gr~at grandt~'hilcJoren. They al_so !laid that the schedule Friends are usked to omit send· ing flowers and may call ot the as ,a nnounced "'!:QUid be strictl)' foHowed. Ward.Holtemon Funer;d Home at - - - - _ __ L&nca~~tter after Sunday after-nOlKl . T A. Hewe~n. dled at ·:montm .· ;...:. · I I l ~uutwn~. 1 · w.n aide of Mulbeny "A•Io\io'" -SIAMESE TWINS SEPARATED IN SAN DIEGO -'-- in 4jood nelghbot'' and ei.O : In· civic. pride. entire ii;N In which he ts ~~ ~ - ._, grubbetl of and e~ned up on the by hhnntt, although It ;.. on hl• property. Hia ..._ of dvic dut.j merits the p!~:,f his neighbor~ ancl tke ci'fi' fer an un•lfilh ges.turt=, ·. · . The 300 pie~a All-Ohio Boys . Band, under ~he direction of Dr. Louis A, Pete of Ashland, Ohio wm again be one or the m.ajo; attractions at the JQ06 Obio State Fair. Members or t!tf! band from area include: Robert Brown or Pomeroy; Stephl"n Coats, Bruce Bradford. Gene Crooks ali of Mid· dleport. Harry BameJ, chat1er member of the Mlddleport...P.omeroy Rotary Club wote a "loud shirt" for 'the first time Friday evenJng at the &nnual "loud t~birt" contest beid by the club with Don Stivers as ohalrntan, Mr. &rnes, whose creatim1 was -the ins'piratioa of Mrs. C. H. Wise >Jr., wore a beige tbirt with leopartkkin collar and cuff, red lie and pocket and a vivid picturt! of a bathing-be·a uty and a poodle on t.he baCk of the !ihlrt. He ~f'iv f'it t.he prite and the judges Mrs. 0. P. Klein and Sally Schaaf, news reporters at thi! meetin g. awarded the Rev. Howard Rupprlt secllnd prize with Represptl<falh·~ George Meinhart and Emmett Shuler tieing for thi;rd prize. The contest was !held when 1hr chJb mel 8t the Healb · MclttodJSI Church with Di~trict GO\'i!tllor ~e rie Pattersmt, Marietta. as · th(' guest speaker. Other gue s t ~ wPrl' Fa:vr. Wilson, WilHam K-niglht, Pt. Pleasa.nt; Rev. C. Raymon K(lnk· right., of Heath cburch. Methodist women wOO prrpared and served the ~eak dirmer were Mrs. Glenn Lambert. Mr!!. Earl Knl~ht , l\0:5. H'erm<IIJI' Hatfrlnx. M-rs .James weber. Mii'IJ Bes Sanborn and Mre. John HawklnA, Jr. Th .. ~ .. was a fiurry ot activity ·Before I To Workers 11-te YI'J Admit Union At Phili•ps , porn I ond, he mentioned two Rota ry roles that many other dubs -do nut ba\'e; required aHendance and classification principles. He spoke of the fal !'te idea that Ro.. tary is an ··exclusive" club anj said that H is an ''i nclusive" club . Judge John· Bacon president of choosing members from every the cllLb presided and spoke field of endeavor. briefly of ~ targets for RotarIn talkin-g on the 1.hir>d target, ians wbkh bave been JoaugunJLed by Paul Lang, president of Rohry the speakc,r said that ill his opinInternational, and endorsed by ion notary International has more poteutial for lasting WQJ"ld peace Dr. Patterso-n . that any organiz.ation even the Judge Baron introduced thf' United Nations becaiiSe two of spesker, Dean ol M·arietta College their rules are no arguments (lver who commended the lo-cal club for politics or over religioO. ThoSE' totheir civic activities. He gave a p1es are the cause of ~ore wars brief outline o( Che founding of than any others accordmg to Dr. R-otary in Chicago by Paul Harris. Pa-tterson and .the Rotary club.! i.il a y.:>ung lawyer, and us-ed the three 99 countrie-s follow these rule! and targets of President Lang. He hu do not have friction between recently re-turned from lnlerna· membel'!l. tional Congres.s at Lake Placi.d , N. Jdeas expressed by Dr. Pa1.ter· Y., where men of all races, creeds son included an empbas-is on symand classes wnrked together with pathy for -all ·h umanity. a responiiibility for fe-llowmen , the Golden one goal, Rotary. The target~> <~rl.': 1, Keep Rotary Rule of doing 1mto others as you simple; 2, :\fore Rotary in Rotar- would be done by, ele¥ation of iags; 3, Learn More About Each standards in business and conduct He conclu.ded his talk with quo Ot!her. Dr. Patterson agreed be-artily wi-th the idea of the f1rst lahons from Tenny,son. A meeting target and in di.~c uss ing the sec- of t·hc Board of Directors, Club office.rs a-nd key commit!~ rrten was held by Dr. Patter911n after the. dniner m~ting . The club mem· hers were urged to attend lbe distri<-t conference in Marietta on March 3-4 and to bring their wives lo the conference meeti-ngs. Th~ Utility Workers Union of Am ?rica CIO-AF'L Frtday won a victol1' at the Philip Sporn Plan! 1 wh ert wor_kers balloted secretly on the questwn of whettter or not a un ion was neect2d for the purpos.. es or bargainin& wHh management . The ~sulta of the vote were 81 for; 78 against and 3 ballot& voided. The election wall conducted under the mlpervision of 'a re-I presentative of the National Labor Relath:ms Board. A sevm day period mu.'ff. now elapse for , cer.ti_fication after whtc:-b balloting will be made for local union officers. ~ed Geltz., Natio!Uil Representatt,e of tbe Unioru: said today be wOI,IId caB a spl!cial meeting at an early date for election of sudl orril'en. Dr. M. ft . Patd:er.'ion, Mari t>tta, District Governor of R-otary lnlernMion~;l, W!l8 tile guest speaker when the Middleport-Pomeroy Ro· tary Club. met Friday even-ing at Heath Methodist Chur-ch. Boy Loses Part Of Right Finger While At Play Tommy Quilltm. you ng snn or Mr. and :vir~. Gcllr~r Quillpn of Ol-iver Str~e t in Midcllcport. sllf • rererl ihe loss nf o po.rtion of his r ight index fingrr 1llld l;~n·•ralion ~ to n1her< in ;~n arrirkn!' <•n F'r id av 11Uernoon while pl11ying wilh old er children . F.rnl'r):!rn ,•y The Middlr p11rl Sq uad !ln!lwen•rl lhe cal l <rnrl ·~k lhr h ~v t.o 1I1P ,, [fwc nf Dr .J. J. navis In Middlport. From thrr r h(' was ta l1<'n In tile Mcig ~ General Hos:p ilal. Memht'rs of th~ f ~ mily wen' unahle to tell how lbe accident happefl'r:d . Ohio Farmers Vote Against coL!I!:a! IO~ry ~~:! .Monkey Run Is f --n Oft9a.A ' J. -..heat fanners -once more failed ~ with 54 7 per cent fnormg the l)t% nation and vo~d agamst Uae 1951 wheat marketing quotas. JI.W-~ Tab111 · 'I atu:m'll sbo'wed 1 dose cooFiremen ••;-~ted ,.._...es of test compared to fonner yea~n .,......... witb M.7 per cent favorini ' tn~e approximal.ely $2500 lo the home oontrols. A two tbinls majl:riQ' of ~- aDd Mra. Lewis Smith of was needed f<1r approval. ~ ~ ip Moutey Rua ~ -. JQ9ni.Da eaused by a fire Nation wide, wteat fal"'!Min wbieb . . . . ill m .out.buil.diDg J voted to continue martetio..R ClOG~ and ~ .to tlbe house.. . , trols for anotitei- yew. All lltate& Tbe outbuDdjag is JocatN · must bonor the national vote. about two Cl" U... feet from a_e [ . . bouse OD tbe tltebea llide, apl'ead The rote In Ohw was 4,766 for to the kitebrn, and tbert through controls and 3,1M3 asains& a tbe walla to the attic; Water dlmbigger margin for the coot:rols age wu beavy. tban expected. Tbe bouse. a >two dory frame Last year, Ohio cast DDly a g buildmg. was OttUpied by the per cent favorable vote. Smitbt liicf their four chi.ldreD, It wu brought under OODtro1 in Approval of tbe rontrols melDS about fifteeo or twenty minutca. that farmers can re-ceive prift It .,.._ reported tll:at the fire supports at between 70 Mid 100 1f1d diatcweretl by PatnJlman Ed per cent or parity. Fannerg witfl stnWII!I \Ybo war oo patrol ill the more thaD US acr€8 of '11f)Jeat _for .neig)J:borllood at the time. An ·h arvest next year were eligi.ble to alann was turned itr at. about 8 vote. . A. M. 8Dd the Sntitb · family Those exceeding the allotmeota aw.atened. Tbe bouse was insurcan be penali~ . ed. e Sa..._...J.:. """""' F'Jre I , ' tJ:te THREE OF THESE HATS ARE IN PRESIDENTIAL RING "·· ··"'.'"'','" ..' ' I ; -~----'-~ Locru Editor To Appear On Meet The Press BLAST VICTIMS FAIR Paul Hub!r of Pomeroy am:! Kennl"'.h Carter of Harlf-OTd. vir. tims of the expl06ion at the· Philip Sporn Plant. at Gra·ha[tJ Station on Rr.ynol-:1 GN'P11P edllor of Thl' WedneBday evening wero repMl · Daily St>ntlnd, will he one of three ed to be in " fair " conditi()n this lJAnellsts on WSAZ-TV's wf'ekly moTn'ing a-t Holzer Hospital Jn fcalure, "M<'et The Press."; on Wcrl Gallipolis, ncsday evening, July 25, at 7 :30 ---on Channel 3. HAY!S-YOUNG IIUNION Greene. along with Vic Sherow The 82Jtld Annual Haye&-.Yftullg of the Gall ipolis Daily Tribune ReunJon will be ~!d r at HoJliday and Stan Spaulding of a Waverly Schoof Groun!IA on Sunday, An· paper; will Interview Mi~ae.l Dl d, 1866 ICCOI'dJu,. to Jesae Salle, Democratic candidate for 1 ~<f . Gove.111or of Ob1o. . .,.... tt the co 11 fere.~tC"e room in the Penn..Sber.aton Hotel, witb ncaotiators goint iiJ' 1lnd out, as the bargainers met in their fi.r st Sat• urday u-sstcn In the attempts to -;;dlJe the 21 -day r.trilte of 650,000 memben of tbe U01ttd Steelworkers . Tht ~urmng metling startP.d at 11 01. m. EDT an hour late due ht a hudrtle or the industry 'n@lotiators in tht U. S. Ste 1 Bid acr('lfs the slreet from t~e bote~-· .fohn A . StcJthen!l, U: s. Steel vice ~resident an~ chief industt)' nc:gouator, zpologJze'lf to newmea. for the delay. "I'm al£o Wt' have nothing to ll&y" he sftld , "and I 'm 1189 ~t'J"ry that lhitl i1 the way it'.1 go1ng to he m the afternoon, too." Hopes that the penonal allen. hon of Presi~nt Eisenhnlftr would !!pr!erl a contract settlement... were dimmed Friday W"ben negotillt.ot'll reported "no chance" in tbe aitu.Uon. But Federal Hediatloo Chief Joeepb F. Finn-egan indieated be was not neeesarily discouraged by the report. ··11 •s a normal part of bar.(Cain. ing procedure that the parties don't report all that ·goes on behmd closed doors," Finne&an com. mented. USW PresideDt. David J . MeIk-la(d 'also coufirmed an ~mpha­ tic Ste-phen. statement that •'there wu no 1oew offer on the table" during Friday's tMgotiatiOTtl . · Dtvelopments duri'ftg the past ~ had feo observers tO bc!:liew bllr,ga.iQHJ for the Bic Threeu. s . Steel, Bethlehem -and Reo public- had modified their de.. mands Cbat the USW accept a J. yur, oo-strite eontract. A t.llreeyear pan had been believed Utlder di.IICUSSion. I • 1-., Local Boys Will · Harry Barnes Appetu' In Band Wins In Loud Shirt Contest At State Fair _ Tht>y met fnr 40 mm-utes thi! rn om .ng then receN~ed until %:30 i P. m. EDT.. · . 1 h~y fhd not bother ~ven to giV~ ~ "no commrnt" to reporter~· 1 lnarY objectives,.rebearsal schedul. es ' abd various other topics l:!e iiiscussed. All students aret~o bring t-heir iMtrumtnts to · c meeting. , . . · ~. R_eserve Band meetutg WlU be he_ld 1D. - JJte- ~41\~tlull!. on Ul_e · same -dat~r at · ~30 A-. M. Th.u~ group will also include · s~venth Se-nlor b.Jnd membel's are re- grade studeats WIIO were lll6truque&t«"l to attead thB meetin1 and mental mu&ic students last. school •' · nbealsal whtcb ·W:oodgeard has Y~b ~eo~lest in _ thi~ group nt;ed ·terinttd. "very' bnporta.M''. Prelim- .not . nng m rumen · . Woodgeard reminded that rigid attendance of band students lo >eheduled rehearsals during the month of August is an impOJiant fact.or In the success of ttle f·ull ,. 1JN 1 gotJ.ation!l. High School Marching · T. L. Hewetson Polio Vaccine Band OrganizationJs Planped Funeral Service Shots Scheduled,> ·Will Be Tuesday For This wiil ' Sgt. William Mason has relurncd to GertTWny after ;1 monlh's ,.i~!t with hia' sister. Mrs Walton ManIcy a-nd family W-h ile m the state~ Sgt. MaHon vi~iled hi~ neph~w . ~­ Sgt. Virgil Manley and faml ly at Waco, Texas. I_PRC?WNIE 1 1 MANY MORE METROPOLITAN Auto Sales CAMUA 37, secOhd vlct1m of 1: . J song Funeral Home ln ' 1 -In ch11rge of tbe ae,rvJtes wJU be · Rev. · Raymond Petei'J, paator ?f _t he St. Paul's LutbeliD C.b~:-~fc.b I, tn Nt:w" Haven, .purial · wlll be. ' made In the . Lone Oak ~emetery in Point P~ea11ant. · RPbinson ctkd tn 1 Clark Hospital 4n Frida.y !lit 9:1S f, m. received in the accident . . t!u~ r bad died oa tbe of the accident a.nd · Thursday. The decea•ed was born on iU.'ill 28,919 at Pt. Pleasant. was in ~he armed forq.es from 1941, . until October, 1948. BroWf\ and "Sonny" , Slawtet. Friends may caJJ a.t the fuo1~ Tha b<Jys are, ttuct,nt& at Rut. b(lrne thlJ; everiing after o'clock . l.and School. 11f..t' ton Stake Body. Extra good ur!ea. lfZ tun Pickup. New dark blue finish. Fully recondttJOned • PITI'SBURGH UP-steel stt'lk: n_e gotiaton a<topk.d a poJicy ol j Silence today amid •pe-."UiaiiOD they wert' mWng .IOOJe headway l 1n their d l. ,.a• v~ aeu '-dhto!lct ne· venswpod trdiJc aecldent ' last Sunday took, tbe briJtbet, Bobbie, will • Sun"uay at 2 o'clock at 1950 CHEVROLET •.• 1951 CHEVROLET •. :: .". ·. '$595.00 Bargaining Sta'Jions Continue As Strike Enters Third Week The Good Neighbor F~ineral ~~~a for i .,.;; : ,.,. ··- 1953 CHEVROLET .. ......... $895.00 1953 CHEVROLET ......... $595.00 ema1n . 0 11 KIIP • 8 cyl. Dlx. 4 dr. Sedan. HydramatiC drive. One of cleaP.. 1 est urs in town. · $695.00 1952 CHEVROLET ..•.. · .. 9f Brown 1952 PONTIAC . . • • • • • . • • • $895.00 . . . . •..... $1,395,00 Vf!y- Supcr 4 dr. Sedan. BeaUtiful Turquoise wilh while lop. Shvw.'i good care. Fair Entries Win P.;a ise • ,' •••••• $1;39$.00 v..a SllllPr ~'iviera Cpe. Spotieu whue W.1th red tOp. ExcPptionat lo ever.y wa-,. Dyn~ow drive. VA 1;om ·. Cpe. Sunliner. One careful local owner. ~ · urdor.1atlc. · THE THin pr!nelt~al coatenderl for the Dem.oeratte WaJte:r F. Georp (DJ, Georj:'la, at the teat:imonlal Gov• .A.varell Ba.rriJ:aaD. New Yotk: aeorp; Adlai di.Anet went. tlleJ.r .1· �Saturday July 21 -- 1 upon N"OTIO TD INTIUIISTS 01' Ml tG~SON AliA I JICHAilD S OWIN ""-Mila. I IIYNOLD a ' GIIINI IDITOl Pubtlahed evm Jltti'IIOOD UC!ept Sunday by The Ob ValleJ hnllnel, Inc: .at 110 Meebante St Pomeroy 0 Bus nest off ce plloae 388 edit Dnal otfic~t .PhO:.oe ,97 On The News n June 13 1952 The ha reee ed he n Ss ng Sehoo~ p soner The Sa e HaU.oD&I adYel'f.tlial repre.~ntat ve Bot lne U Kimball. JDe Jtl lnlqt01 Ave. Hew York C ty 18 N Y wjth hla :pa ents Mr and Mrs gned by Sl.llleeriptJ011 ratu DeiiY~ry by carrier where avaUable 30 centt office $15 60 rc,ute wber• aYalbti1t one M(.Oth $1 By ma I one rear $8 sis moo b.t $4 215 tlireJ: moatba $2 CIO: one mont)~. $.1 a bl.lY ng p Rack ltW SOFA OR $Q,A IJD BAKER ,URNITURE New Yo k C ty Cor~r In M1ddlP9Qrt On The NOW THEREFORE BE IT OR DAINED by the Cou c I of the VJ Iage of Ru land Me gs County re&t D Bact el and R<:~bert W~ll~~=============~ aon we e a Lake Hope on a plcn c Thursday :MI"fJ Ha ry Hoaglond ond Mi.ss G Act! Sauvage Co umbu who eeme to M ddifpOJ"t thi• week fo Ure fu e :o of Mrs Le\lh H Sauer re u nl!d to he I ne rhu sdoy The) were guesh of bt'Jr et!e M J n on a Wh t n&ton Oh o hree fou ths of all of the mtmbe rt e ec ed here o rmg SECTION 1 Tha s 11 v to ssue f t mur gage wa e Wllrks reve ue bunds of he V lage <~( jtutland Oh o n the pr ~fpa amoun of $QO 000 o pay pa of t e cos o( cons rue ting a wa er wo11ks system of the v lage nc ud ng a ex,enses ln c den a there o Sa.td bond• sha be ssued under au ho ly or Ar t rle XVUJ Sec on 12 of th Cons u ion of Oh o and shall be secured by a mo gage and a f rst l en on and payab e 'P rna I y from the g o s enues and p opert es of a d wa er Wll ks syatem a d all ex ens on m provemen ll eplacemen s and a terat ons at a9y time madt>t n res ~ect bhereto after prov s on onlv for the reasoneb e opera ng and rna ntenance expen ses thereof ln rlud ng a franeh se sta lng the te>rms UJ;IOR which n ase of !o closure t1re pul'Cbaser may oper at~ the ~~~e I!Jid bv be coven •nt M' .said v J age o m11 nta n eert.alo rates and colle certain <:barges for the fac Lt es and .<~er­ \IICU afforded by sa d ut 1 ty 1 rov ded, however that nothing 1n h 8 ordinance shell be con rued as pledg ng the genera ted t of the V llage of Rutlan(l etgs Cou~ty Oh o to the pay cnt of sa d honda or any part hereof or thP n crest thereon SECTION 2 Sa d bllnds sball be ued n he p neipa amount of .000 tor the purpDSe afore n d Thev sh I be dated Decem llflr 1 1955 and bear n e est at fie rate of four and one ha f V41h%l per cen per annum pay ble June 1 856 nnd sem ;r,n ually thereafter on June 1 and ecember 1 or each veor until the J)l'lnelpal sum s pa d {hmeea by tl!e COUDODR to be at ched to said bonds Said bonds lutiJ be numbe ed from 1 to 88 elUSive all of said bonds to be IDf the denom nat on of $1 000 ch exc~pt bomb nun\bered 11 8 )5 17 18 21 23 37 40 43 • 81 85 69 and 78 of the nmn,lnatlon of S500 each ag regatlng $80 000 ln prlnc pal moun Sa d Bonds shall mature ~ their consecut ve numeracal rder on December 1 of each or the rot ow ng years in the fo~ ~ow ng amounts GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channel3 on A ved Ft day fo a v s w h he A hen~ were ove n gh gues s or ) e parentJ Mr ond M s I nbc F lay M t.aby IIQn M s Macus 11mes Ha ey f M s,~; He en G enn Porrn M eh~ Alnn -~ -------'--'- my new york nny BY MEL HfiMER ftQ4AQ .. ~ 'WOR.I.~ ll an uneuUu!u about ado N vent oua &Dd ou.ldoor men whea U'l4:1 luck of tbe draw plnl UMm to ll nJ' I.P a tty That \UI,..IIll• wp,a U\t Ant thin& I no ed &odaj' about OUver MoalafU• Buuchamp ). on W'heD he dropptd by to lAIII ~ tr&4lnf ,....,.. nutl OD the Chln!B'• frorau.r M4 .eutuna teak n Burma U• had on • ...,...... au t the Jacket wu ttgl\t ac,o• bl1 lhoul4er• and he eJwcked U abbolllmqt.edi&tely and ,rrowled. 'Cu t stand ooata" tf rqu can tmo.cl.n• 10~ fi'OW!1Jl4' ...~ aa Dll¥1h h reby awa ded nnd a)lall be so d nd de vered to Dol &t 191)hord Oho !.he tnce Of Mot.ch•111 P"tfor"' ·~1 - ~ $~ End Ttbl~t- l c;:~., Tab~e 1.--.- Table L,mp1 Che olt 8 ake Jan s Ch dR and Paul ne Z rk e who p an to ~nter Ho er Hosp tal School of Nurs ng n x mon h w re n Ga I po b F do)' ro the p!lys ca exam na ons Mrs D~ a Carnuban lng lle wel!'kend w th M and Mrs Elmer GrueS€r and rami y n Po nt Pleasant Sunday Mn~ Gruoese adhe lion Keh wlcelelae the r b hdays w h a tam ly d nner Mayfair loCCIQL NI'VI' Yort: IJijiUWC. ot Pho&oll'IPI\)' wMee d1111ot1 eom~ liD over U\1 world uul Wt•twM~.L U\1 a 11 liU 1 next to rou miJht be a ao.u t.U ' " ' ' 4 .counteu. tt man. my tnend eo. d. belona:• J dlmbLDC Mo~nt Evehal or looklnl down the '"'• s • 30 • 00 CEI-g,JEX .......,, •oo TILl BOARD WCHS··TV Channel& I SATURDAY '"" I ng e s ••w '•·-• ot •• 11tipb&ftt 1\1111 In ~· Conro 'f'oday I what he meant wne &a a ruaon&bly &ii!Y apack;lw ott ce but 0 ver N lton looked a. 11 M VIII Ued up Ul .,._ ~bolL. He wu a ru.aa who 41dA l kLonf lndoora J atarted W()rkiq' lndoora. thOugh 1'1~ satd At er achool In lu.tMx I joU'Ied a Vadtnr comp~ny and wo ked tn Ita London otf c• ror th et yean. ,.. qu tkly aa J c"'llld man•J• l~ I got ou.l J went to llurma. J"nel\dll 11 4. 'Now l •t.•n. wo k 1.0 lfle Ra.n&oon olf\cc• or IJlt company ...... whert. l rqt lhen I p on pUy wtnt deep ln\o U!.• ~k tore11.1 and worktd u a to eat ••lltut IU.Jhl Ltil\1' ~ ,, UnJ "' l..ak U'JOI. r y 500 y 530 ••• • • • • 01 NAILIIIADI Celote:.: ,.,,! Jofut em TUt Board conH.ala ltapl.. or t..aHhead• ancltntulockl paneUil ~vc:urel)t ~ ~ 400 4 0 5 00 COMPANY 41 Years of Continuous 5erv ce Phones 82 435 Poi!MirGJ .,. ~ 600 6 Ot! $1 000 from 1958 to 1967 n ustve $1,500 from 1968 to 11'74 nclua ve $2 000 from 1975 to 980 nelua ve $2 500 from 198 1~ inclu~ ve $3 000 frorfl 986 to 1988 nc usive $3 500 orq 1989 to 1992 nc uslveJ. an• 000 f om 1993 to 1995 mclu Ye provided howevc that of th S SUI! l"a U n~ ar J 1966 st.al hf! abe orlnpart n h n numer cal order on said any In erest payment 63 0 6 30 7 00 8 00 6 30 700 7 0 uoo •oo MonPy "30 0 ,.0 IXPDIID ITAPLII of several smart colors Come m -see samples todalll ' 00 330 "' $500 Pel' Mont11 The Pomeroy Cement Block kok Hll 30 " n Goes with any wall finish paint wallpaper wood paneUng, rpa 110ncy Celotex Fi:!i$ Plank and other types I Eas ly rapidly put up-right over existing ce li~ stapled or nalled to furring or framing of new celling Chq~.ce I BILD A COUNT BUDGET FINANCING For All You, Pure: hoses 12 00 12 00 12 30 w t6e /~., ••felllll Itt ltw-ctst, teut#"'f cti11111• Apptuiftlett Cu ef ftl• loanl fo c. lne If 10 It 14' w 7 " SUNDAY ... . ,_ ....... · - - boO&UN l &4 ~ .,-nlltii .... .................... O!Wtt MU10" B u ~ AT THE 8 00 ""0 10 0 5 Auto RtJTLAHD Sates ~ WHTN-TV Channel13 110 I JO 100 I 15 I JO 3 110 3>0 4110 Ran h Magnolia Templc Pyth1an S1sters Meeting Is Held ' ij 6 8 9 9 30 the wktn«t 4. d~ CCIII.lAf!! WP served b M1'3 G~n Hri~ ~nd Mrs nd P::~ k an r • BE SURE AND $EE US Ofrh a The E' FOR 5 10 2 10 30 11110 pen c was he d Sun M and Mrs B and Mrs Robert back and ch 'dren Mr and and Dob Codner and family D<Jn Hay Say e Mr end Mrt Ebe1 man and Ch.artes Baker Rev and Plckell..'l and son Mrs Paul Sellan arut ch odren M and Mr11 Cl,-de ll'll om 1\IIII~J•r lo lbe 11l•Jllbot'S Taylor Mrs l!:dtth Co~ner lftd @l)fi o ~~Of~ 1J11J. N!"~ ~eo ol dL\ughter M and }4n J,ack Cod Datyo.u. ner aod chlldret Mn £ffL.e llatre \ ALL OF YOUR OF AUTO NEEDS! and o uA a prem urn of If ca ed thereafter to ma u y Council resolu on determ ne the l.m•<i!J~t. of bonds t(> he cal ed and 4ate of 1'edemp Inn and noof anv sueh ~a sha be t· ~•••• to the on ne a!l'en and to h rr. narter nomP.It to he o ~t~na o c'haser shall be pub shed n a new~ ~~~~~·~':u:genr. u at Oh ool ac ea th rt on , . !I " '·" ., M 9 Rohet Sa) e Those at ch ldren M and cb df'.en W lma par f l!alled on or befo e p~crnnh~· ' 1 1978 p s a ore 2% or pa r collod f.h'""''"'~ and p o o December r Ho r 0011 Hal Mn Bernict Dars at par and ac fl~~::d~~::;:,~!;.~~:psapremumor UST RECEIVED TttE COMPLETE STQ(:K OF THE CAPITAL AUTO PARTS OF CHILLICOTHE, OHIO WHfCH HAS BEEN RECENTLY PURCHASED BY US 5111 Ma,nolla Temp e P,Yth an s ers ll'et In regular Res-<~ on o Thursday eve-ntni a the nAV mo en ch et p e!!ilded a he m 1.1'1: ng A commun ra on wa r ed coo cern D.lil he G 11nd Tp p e !e~Uion whlef w I be held in To ledo September 26 29 A~ the close of t.h.t< meetl'ng a 1amP sotlal hour was enjoyed were played and prl.tes •warded Tro be WE CARRY A GOOD LINE OF Rotlood he Mayor and Vllag<." shr. J bear he f-acs m le s gnature or the V1 age C e k pr nted o hographed thereon Sa d bonds shall be prepj~ed ssued and lelivered under th d rec on of I e Mayor and VIllage Clerk p ov ded n th s ord nance SECTION 4 Sa d bonds Maple Furntture Far wlth ~er Mrs C 0 sy1 Cle k and sealed w h he cor '"l)tale sea Each of he lnterel co pons at ached to sa d b nds f¥ _feei: one 1ear ln advuce at The Da ly sen lnel ttz IPODtM $7 80 three months $3 eo By motor MmODLEPORTSOClETY is re upo• Slfaday John. SeU.us A Room Full Of Gent.il•ne but ~eruss en , nd the extens ons the e o ~nd Ia seeu ed by a mort&a&e an~ 11 !ranch se sta n11 he erm s upo.fl. wh h n case of foreclosure the pu cha er may Opl!ta e aa d u I >' wh h I 11nctlue extenda for ' (.1 od of twenty years after the De of sae of sud utlty f e osu e Sa d bflnds sha l b-: Dwight Hobaelt and son frpm Chester Jill ca.lled Sunday ou M s Ethel Hoback Edward Se1lars spent lostcurr.,nL payable on > out of the ve1,1u9J of t11e water w.;trk! .attendance at Suf).dll)' was 42 $26 21 f l:atered 11 •ecood clua ma.ill41 matter at tbe post of!le• at PoalvroJ Oblo Mrs Mabel Marshal Columb1.1.11 Ia steytns w th her granddaugh e s In Po t and wh le he pa enti Mr and M Da d Yost a e n Columbus w th ~e " son John who 1 a s g al pa en at uru vers ty Mrs Cha tte Pe n a d Lone I Boggs or the M dd epor1 Depart men So e etu ned oda.y t om Those leni'ng fi"'1n ftaclne on Sul'Khty Jul7 22 to attend .... baseba ll&me betwee,n C netfll)l;tl nd PiM.sburlil"h ue Mr a lid flrt io a 6 ctt a d A"C:n8 Rofer dd Bub James Spencvr V rginJI 4r;ne Gtone A Dl' t Larry Wolle uane of and J ames Woll M Em na I.A.' lbelt Mrs 'P.J.eoo -e Lehew of Pomeroy 11nd Mr and Mrs W lam Thuener of Syr IleuM> w l spend Sundey In Columbu!i w h Mr ad MrsWl iamLe. hew and sons Mrs No a E ken of Dayton Is the gues or her moth~r M 8 Tbomaa Tho.mas and ot~r re aU es M Wa d W nd-on left Friday Mun e- fll a v ~ t with her h o he n law Mr and Ms G I a ne Ruth Leithem Sh wen .a h 11 me to attend the un ra or M Ba. ne s mother M and M s Ca Hy5eU and and Mrs Harald Hy.!ell and ecen ors IP whlob and that t 1.1 tJ sED CARS to Salew MrJ Jen'k ns and th ldren: ltr Robert SwansQtl K~ Neal Dtck Bod me Jtmmy Batey Paul ~ Thompson Paul \V IIOD l>a.rreU M.ltthe 1 DCinald 'B01c!l ''i-"":;t'-.;f,.::;...-_.;;...;,~"'<--;...-~-::+~:;.,;..~.::Or..:..;~~~;;::;:,:::;~~:,f n n n the fill P of rP RI'IHI ))tln1h hal h de 1"'"' ' ~>:;!r~:~ ~~ P' rat Mor "a(e W•fP.>' ' " ··:• Revenue Bonl'ls and bo h and n e P-t of M If -sht~ll be M ah e n lawf\ of t:h,. n e~ S 1t •.q "' ~ lbe Pl'ovldonl ~ovlp"' 'ilt¥lP Com)UID1 Oln.:!ln ..,,rjoa "' ng Inc or C nc nna l Ohiu up vn tbell' payment therefore ln acco dance w th th r written or te to pllrchrase sa d bonds wh ch u [er now on f le w fh counc u ht>reby accepted SECTIQN IS Out ol the p o c eds from the sale of sa d bo ~~ $4!IDO and he accrued nte es om da e o date of del e ha be depos ted n a sepa at~ fund des goated u the Bond and In erest Jl.Elt rement Account hereinafter sometimes refer ed t" as lbe Bond Account and crea l!d by Sec on 6 of h s o J nance) for the paymen of p n cpa and n ere!lt dur ng con uc on of a d sys em The ba ance of sa d proceed sha be p aced n the t eaaurl to he cr d r:;! the 'Proper fund and de ros t(!d n a bank o banks wh ch ~ e membel'J of the fede a De posit Insuran e Co pora ion n a .!.flec\a accow t o aceounts and 11 ha be usetl only for he pu poft of pQying to construct ng he Y&te wo ks system for the v 1 age and all h ngs nece a v and nc d n a thereto !a d accoun al be kep con nuou I se cured by a p edge to M Y age of d ee obi gat ons of he Un ed S n es of Amer Cll hav nl{ an a r ega marke value ex:cluswe of accrued n erest a a I mes least equa o he ba ance on depos n sa d account Any balance cma n Rlil n sad fund af ~r he omple on of he m provflffien fl and ~he pavmen of al cxpen es n cmm-P.ct on the e " h tllaU~ transferred o be cf ce s n clul g of h S nk nJ£ F.und u Rond Re remen Fund 0 be by them p aced n be Bond A.,rcouilt and shal be appl ed on y o he paymen of the n erest and pr ne pal of the bonds here n au hor ed and for no o he puroose Th T ustee appo nted here n II ~ereby des (mated the depos tary p a emcn be con fo he mon es pavab e in o the Bond A<'t'ount under he p o s with he proceed of ~uch una evenue bond then o be i~ns of th s o d RanCe sued n wh ch e en he v age SECTION 6 Upon compte on 11y p ocure he e f cate o an bt he construct Gil and commence 1ndependen eng neer of good nent of opera Jon of the water puta 01;1 1.1 sfac o y o he 'r wor):s system bu.t not later than tee sett ng forth an es rna e o Marth 1 19M the en re Income tJ e amount by wh ch he annu and evenues of 8a d water worKs net ell"D ngs of he v age wa sys em shall be set as de and de worts ay&tem w II be nc ea ed pOb ted by the Trea JJrer n a by reaspn of the expend! ure or spec al and separate fund wlllch su h proceedi and the eupun n s herebv created an:l de.eiJnated amount equal to &uch estlma. ed n as the Water worb System Re- ere&fle of tbe 111nual net earn ng.& r('nUe Fund Said Revenue Fuild of the water works system may be d aJI be admmlstered as fol OWl added to the averaee net earninp (a thert sha11 f rat be pa d of 11! water works ay11tem for the from said Revenue Fund the rea two preced ng yeara and t s sonable c01t or operatioo. and theq deternu,ned that the average maintenance of said water workl annual net earnlDp for the pre .,,.tom; and (b) there .l!hall altO ftd na two years lnereased in rrom sa¥! fund iJ]to a such case by Ute amount of such beroby created and des'4: eat nated ncrease in annual ne nRt~d as Bond and lnte~ edn ngs sbtJl be equa at least tel rement Account (ber~ln o 1 50 times the greateat amount ~ometimes referred to P th" f money which w1.1l be requ rell Bond Account ) all of the nat for prinCipal and lntereflt pay earn na• of the syatem clur'Jna: the mentA in any one year on all ot li en4f!r years 19M ~ ~m and the bonds to be outatandlng imme 9~ and thereafter lroJU month diatCJy fter the tssuanee of such o month sut!h amount as wiU be addlt onal bonds nclud nJ{ t)\e necessary to pay the pr hcipal and t)onds 'Previously 111 ued and the nterest requ rements on the bonds then to be ssued then and bonds on he next ensuln~~t: Jnte ::1 that event the v loge may s st payment and bond maturity 9tll" ad" t onaJ mortgage Tevenue " e plus an amount ~ual to btonds lim ted as afo esaid for Je O% of the principal and lbtere&t reQ ~ produc ng ex ensions add barges of said Bonds Pttl there t ons and or replacements o th~l' s a su olus in sa d Boud A.tcOUtlt water work!. SYstem n a. parity add l o-n to current lP'fnc:~al w th tllf! bonds here n autho ized ~nd inte est charges eqUal at said add tonal bonds to be !lf!cur P.~s o t-he orinctpa1 anlf ..fntereat ed equally And ratably bv the harges fo tlle sucC!eedJng two mortgage her1inafter vrov ded fo ~>au wh ch aurplus .shall bP and by the pledge of the revenuta rnAht ained n said Bond /t.C!CO nt of the water workil: sy~tem Yh e anv or he Honrfs are ou Prov ded further that r th~ and ng p ov ded howevl!r UuH earnanc11 of sueb Wiater works .sysno tutute navmtml.s need h<'l m11d~' em for he f &cal operat ng Or nto 11a d Bond .A.cl:!ount after tlle ndar eRr mmed ately pre 11.mount be ft therein equals th ceding su h suanee of addlt onMl "llOUn of iotetfSt and pr ndpa l)onds shall have been equal afte hat wtil be Ull.y&b]e at the time of educt on of opera ng main ten her mahtntv on at bnnd~ thP.n ,nee and reesonab e rena re ema n n£ outatandlng Should thP. JacemE>ot and deprec at on... chart o 120~ of the n nclpal and tvenpes n anv on"' ear be insuf ~lent 0 mPe an fhe Ofm"e98" n f" e~t rpqulremen .s r r the next hara:eos of the Jt nrl 4ccn nt an" n~t n~ fi!cal year fl/ anv bllnd~ hrt d anv flU olu therPfor creR th t'lme ou stand n~ and SP P.d bv p p edl!'r of reven e11 of rf be moairert ff'l ar~ 11110n ht> Rl"'fl nt of ch riP.f cienc f11" 3d sv~tem plus he smoun s ne o DII.V he n lneboal and rn11!l rment •ha 1 unle 111 nrev n er requirementa for he next ~ v m "" D o t I n l!Pr f nr'l n n.,( ( 8~11 vear on the pr"" f M Y: 2qe AVRUable for Jt~ o P.ti j!Uf! su h J'f'fl rement u "''U1'PO~P tie Dtl rl Inti) the 'R<>n o~ deem ned bv o\r.<'o mt f om ltP. f rst RY!! 1Ah d n!!' hP am nt of fhe next n ,.. he f 0'\W nrz "'"~' and as h 1!hll' n mOO or vears to h&l he 1!'1 adrt n tr h,.. otl!e he f nal rna ur ty date of the ill "'frTlrem~te t1f 1be •on'd: A,.. hen anti n B r.'h PVant thl'l • nt vUlue mav SJI e arid nnal mort ~C;gO!r.oN 'J t'hp. of.t ,.,- or .nfn '1"' fn <\)11 .,. nf ~~, Sin~ n• Pon~ 2'U'e rAv~n e bonds 1 mited •~ t~Jiftcl ft.etlt'Ntflnt ~ nd afore.Hld for revenue pr6duci-hg Returnee/To lnd1ana Homes a w~k nd M v A Legal NotiCe ORDIN'ANCE NO 107 ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF -NOTIE5 BY THE VILLAGE OF RUTLAND MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IN AN TICIPATION OF THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTNG WATER NII..IN5 AND LAYING WATER a PS: IN THE STREETS OF THF AN VILLAGE AND DECI AIUNG AN EMEitGENCY h c SECTION 12 In the event of gat on commenced o pend np,: n any eou haVtng jurlsd c n lil wh eh IJJc v llage 11 a par(y volv ng the said water worts sy11tem the ope a on ot the same tll:e revenue from the same or "'rongful Pe forman (l or ra turl! to perform any of the terms and olld on8 of h s ord nanee and e e s a such t me any deaut in he payment of any .or such bor.ds o nterest when and as the same fall due the court having juriadldion, of spch cau&e may appo nt 1 rece ver to admln 11!1' and operate said water work& s em on behalf of the Vi age of Rutland w h full power to pay nnd to ptov de for tlle payment of au h m gage bonds outstand ng nga ns sa d water works pant and sys em and for the payment of the ope a ng expen e and o B,pply he n orne and revenue to he paymen of h bonds and nter "Bt thereon n ac ordance \f h the ord nance and the pro s on11 of the mo tgue aecurmg uch i:1debtedness The power of ch ece ver o provide for th p n e t or bonds .that are du a!\{I ., land nli( &be11 not be C!on u d p edging the l(enerl c erl t r Sll d v llage to the pay men ( s,q li honds p any rpart he eof o n lt-e eon Such re('(' e sh h e s eh power he d ec on nr the eourt. ece v n n t ne at i!(lnlty ,q anrJ all n nv ded hy SecMon 7 3 1\0 of the Ohio Rev Red Code on or b; 11n ~uCCt!'ssors OES PICNIC Th!' Past Ma on of Pomeroy ('hap er 186 OES w I ho ~ t-heir annua pen c Tue!'lday evt!:nlng at Ba f'\ s Lake In caw m n wea ~ wll the Ma on e Temple o( lnde- be held at Legal Notice n off ~e n e en of the failure of the v 1 age and he grantee to a~ree n any event the ra es shal be h as to enab e tbe r1. an ee to a n a m n mUrv of 6\,1;.% upon he ep odur ion c08t of sad u y es dep ee at on as here nbeP ovded as d t rmned b he pub c ut lite! commlss on af pn ment of ope a DE! expen s ma ntenane"' and proper al dt:p !ell OQ OT e b Th r an h e mm~>d a elv upon he osure o morlgue pro dert fo n g c on 11 the our b1~:ro nrdtiiPr' as hforP o P sh!l he en ltled r:: F ThtJma pa rnPn FRA.N'r.Hr~ Tn r.nNliTR r.T .AJN1'ATN AND OPF.RA.TE A PUBLIC UIIJTY KN'OWN AS ~ "ulrrten ce And 3 asonable allowiUI.ce QI' deprecut on 1 uet retf.P'II. or C t! k of Cnunc on '""'" tl! ~ll da of n emhe 19M J E Den.lsoD Mavor 1'1)-lf-21~ -- """ 195'1 !: 1 Denlooll Ita~ v,. n n J Web""t' Oferk f Co noil. ('1) 142 ~ �• ... r""' ., _ . ~· Page Four Saturday, J~ly 21, 1956 lhe Dollv Sentinel, Pomerov-MI<Idleport. Ohio · Redleg Heavy Hitters Cut Pirates Down 6:4 Burgess, Kluszewski Post Hit Yanks Take First One Run Victories Feature Round Trippers Against Pirates .In Little League Softball Tourney At Mason ~t~C=!~\~~n~ of~~: ni~e tJJut rame with .two out in At Middleport tint tM bottom "or the 12th and gave The Yankees took over Cincinntiti its sixth vlctetry in sev- plaee in Mutdleport LJttie League ven games. It ~as a b!g o~e fm i play last night as they h!lllded the ~edleg~ to wtn, becatl5e It kept j the Indians 3 7-1 defC'Bt. them wl_ Lhin two ga mes. of _(irst- j The Yankees tallied four runa in place M..i_lw ~ uk~. an easy wmne1 ; the first inning and were never OYf'r, P~J]adelphl a ~aded tbrougbout the ball game. Post . Al~ 1 lhlm~>rs They add-ed one In the second and Bllrgrss hit h1s st'VPnlh h?mer two more in the fourth . or th e .season . followmg a ~;mgle The Ind ians lone tally IO'ame in pitchers batt!<'. by Frank ltot>m.wn and hro ke a th th ' d · · h K M F' Lawrence , winn{'r or 13 ga m es t il' wh ich hlld ('XJsted si nce Uie e Jr Innin g w en . en c: . without a ctdN\1, pu t his rcc•m·d Sf'Vent~ innin~ whrn Wally Posl h1n.ny who had been h tt ~Y a p1l in the line agllin•'-1 Frit•nd"s 12-H eltt!d his 17 th hum r run to pro· ch. bali, ..!lcorPd <HI an mJlcld ~1 . mark. The Pitt sburg r ighthander duel' Jleadl oc k httt er fur the Y:rrilu~e .. wa~ 1-qst his Junl' 27 nw!i'h Wllh Law· Earll f' l' Trd · Klusz~wski account· Kor:nig who hHd a perfect even· ·renee. hut ~e wa s ;1 vidim of er- ed for Cin!'inna ti first tlm.,-e runs in~.; ot four hit~ in fn\.1'1' tTiPI! to ron; anrl not f:•ul1y pitrhin ~. with 3 lhrl>~' · ruu homer in the the t>la1P . Ont• of hill. blows wa~ a Followiu g the lo s~. t'ri ( ·n ~l H~k{'(l fifth . .Johny Klipp:>tein, t~e Redfor a rpm nteh . ··any linw , an y 1 ~ ,i';s' fourth pitch1•r :1f thf:! game The ~ .. nk t•cs <~nrl Indians h·ad place .'" Tortay ht· !: 0 1 it . . 1 ,. ~~•i-evNI "in ~ • · lfJth and gtJt be ~ n tied for first place prior to Ml'anwhik . \h (• l (•·d kg~ •· otlltn -~ c·L'('(l l t . for his clgth win of the fo,riday's gamt'. ued to wm tlw l"l l•,t· o r 11·~. the eampaq.(n . ln the L}:her game olayed thr J ~ !f st 1-' nth.~ n•d•t·, 6-4 vict ory PH! I'irutl.'~-. d fl' w hlond in the Red Sox nipped the Senators by O\"f'l" th<' l 'm1 t t ·~ o iL Smt•J.. .v B ill' fi1•s t mntng off s t ~ rt1•r Oon Gross a seo1·e of 12·11. The Senators had gt's~· twu 1uu "L·lll\l"r 111 lh t· 12th •n· wi t~ two rum1 nn :\ si n!-!le by Ro· tai!Jal ten runs in the sixth inn\)t'rll) (']t'lnenlt.• ;u1d doubles by i111~ and had thf' bases loadeU GruHt and 1-'rank Thnmas . Pitt~ Wht>n the Snx got them out. urg IHII!rd in tht' MIDDLEPORT L.ITnl! , ai · INI lo:oi KlriSI.1'Ws ki 1Jn1\ Shortstop STANDING!, I !toy l\1rMillian" t~ t lTo r . W L Pet. • YankL'I' : -. . -. 6 2 .750 ~:: rro1 ·s Aid Pirates lnrlians 5 3 . 62~ .latk Sh r ppa rrl sturt 1•d the fourth Springfield HPd Sox -.. 4 4 .WlJ inning r!1lly <t si ngl e and Bill ···---- -· 1 7 .125 Vin!on 'ol'alk ,· d . Th(• •··dly was slow- Senators TIRES ' ed w ~11 · n iitll ~l uz-ero:;k·l forr.:ed ShC'p Jlllrt! Ht t hird iJnd Ronn ie Kiln slr ut•k nut. Howcv~r. Klu szc ws ki threw wide durin~ 11 r un down when Virdon and M ~~cros k•i tri1~d a doubll;' steal CHARLESTON . W. VA. UP _ a nd one run eame in. Maxerski then sct ~l' e1 l wh-rn McMil lnn knock· Parkct·sburg Hig~ School has hired tt11 ed do wn Clc nwntc's si ngle back of Russ Parson away from dltluna l dv nl, Stonewall J•.<:kS<>n, R~ond but f<unh!ed the balL The loss to rookie left· to become head football bander P"t·etl Wut.ers, w~o came caach of the Big Reds. Parsons dlsclosed Friday in -to pil.l'11 the 12th Frame after Elroy [fa{·~ · wa:; removed ({)r A. thllt he ha s aceep1ed an , Scott, pin(•h hit tH. A crowd of 19,342 N!pl11ce _James W. Jimmy Che,·k ThC!W Bargains w!lo r(!signed earlier this week wat.chcd the conte~t. Cl'uiscr athletic d~ector and head coach a-crept an out-of·statt olff.lr'. Parlj()ns had at the StoneFIGHT RESUL. TS wall hdm for 12 y~ars, aad Suporflox 1 u arly pr(}duced outstanding BY UNITED PRESS Cincinnati Redlegs and Bob Friend of the Pittsburg Pirates, two uf tbe Nation&! League's ~up pitc~ers , met face to face Wday for the second ti.mc thill season . Cindnnau fans who usually noek to tht' park to watch Redl e~: hitters in attion. Wtr l' expt•ded to ,be treatE'rl Lo an ul d- ra l;~Jio n ed fop 34_4 ' d<ltibl<" l.v<l mnn· WITH fourth LEAGUI Kelley wilb Hires Parsons As Football wt·ul 6:00x16 been 12.49 6:70x 15 Superflcx 7:10x15 17.65 6:70x15 ... 16.95- ..... Super/lex ""' 17.98 I 6:70x15 . , 21.95 Prestige 7:10x15 SUNDAY AT 24.95 • Plus Tax & Rocappable . Tire • CLAYBANKSSPEEDWAY . . 1JN the mning and provided the> Kyg.er learn's only &core. Lee Valentine ~ mgled home WeRtz who had &Ill on base 00 an error. Sporn No. 2scored bOth l>f their SEN$ATIONAt hk,• n rw ~·;u· at a h1 ~ ket I three ru-ns on two hltrs and an er · ror hJ the- last of the sixth. Bill Folwell fll the Parltel'!\bu-rg r utn 1111' lH':H1L fl1l uph~>lste ry bf'c11use it ha 5 cltar plulic: seal tlwm quiet . Why bnv a new one when you c•n IIHd1u k•'1 '])1o Sii\' JUJ.:~ ? Tr•· i: luclay . R t' 2 u 1 () 0 0 0 0 0 4 R 0 O· 1 1 0 1 0 3 3 3 2 H 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 H 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1. 0 0 t 1 Plrete& · 2 4 2 4 2 4 1 5 DoQitl"' Redl... Y•nke.l L••' Nlv:-.t's Score~ Brent l3 Ph·•t.s 0 lndiMW 11 Dodgers 1 .333 .313 167 ' ord tor tbre. , . . Sunday ,Afternoon ""'" w lltl Time Triel• I P'. M. R.c• 2 Sporttmen's Sirictly ·Sttck Gutr•ntMd Purse V• Mile TrHir advertlalni if not e the tJ\b ot e~1l q luertloa rtlliii&-Sbould be echald.J, 'I'~e Dally oa.e at Richmond, Ind. ., Plumb roy , teap&lllliblt! Obituaries - . - '&.It & Found -- •· LPST--One pai r ladies shell rimmet! gliUises. Phone 363·Y. Ro- ' wa.rd. • • , Try Pure's Ch~llengirig ' 1000 .- Mile Offer · d•l~r AT 'OUR · ., 7"ASTIIION OF !'ANSAS' (In 'tftbnlcolor) ...... 146 W Moin St ·· ' • ' J l'~=========:::~.:::::::::::::=::;:====,c>M=:E:l:O:::Y:,:OH::::IO======== !,1 ~:::;::;::;:;:;:: ::;-:;:;;::;:;§;;;:;;::::;;; "dr.te·s and CONCRETE BLOCKS LPdden, Drop c_lotlll. MIDDLEPORT - 5-room '.am~ with bath. Large )oi 110xl2Q located ®. $1re.;t. $(~QO.OO. re•r:' garage~- -'· N. ·Ben~l Pom<>ror. Ohlo. "Build Better For LLK... GRUESER BLOCI: CO. J Mile& Nllrth of Pomtror On Rt. 3~. C•ll Wm. GrU4toer. fr11m1 :~R~odc;;';•;';ln;•;';;;;;;;~ I $3di10:06, 11-14-11 388- Y.. , · 7-21-Sip Fu"rnh:hed apartments for rent 206 .. Mul.Ptjr rr:-t'e., Pom e roy~ Phone ..:n or ~6. 7-1D-6tp 7, 21·3='':_- - - - · - - ' o - fOR S4.~J!!fRADE-llR ~ENT · 22 Acr~ FARM"4 rOom' houJe e.el- 7w2G-flC. - - : .. 111!\;l Bl'llc){ V-6 SUJ>'r, 4-door S<), .HoUSfl fot: re.nt •. 5 mHes from Ra· d.a n, ~h9ws' good ct.re, . $1395. cine oD -P(lrtland Road. 7 rooms aet\(la'r's, Pomm'Of Oh10, With P,.s ,Jectrle, water in kit· 020-Stc:_~-::·=.::-::-.-:::-;-:;::::. 1* CIJEVROLET Delu.x 4: 'td~r 'seda~, ' powerglide, metallic · lree-q, $695. Blatt.tn'!l,r'!i, I"OP,l~­ ·, ' "·' ., roy, Ohio . . 1"1 cHEV~ ' 0e1~x 7-20.61<:__.,._ _ _ _ ·~ (91 For_~~.,---:-:=:-:-. 16 H. P. JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR· also 5 H. P. Jo!lnson "O.Utboard motor, like 11ew. Trad· IMPROVE ed ln on the- n-ew Scott-Atwater with Bail-a-matlc. Metropolitan Auto sales, Middleport, Ohio. ' ·/ 7-!8-GIA: 'U. sed .y,Furiliture 903 In Syracuse. C•ll . 7·18-6tc 'l'hree piece bathroom .outfits con. sisting o[ II' cast · irOD tub, 1$"x 17" ca~t iron lavatory and c~~­ et pombination. speclpl prlce $l 2 :J.75. Joe Vadlsh. Plumbing, Phone 48-M, Pomerov. 7·19-tf WITH FINE Appliances chen. Go'od lOeatiun, . W,rite _Box Dnily Sentmel. 66B·X % Th .:c 6) ~o~ Sole-:- Trode 4 ( ) 7-20-6tc 2 ·doOr -. sedan nearly new tires, $595. B1aett~ar'B, Pomeroy , Ohio. 'I . HOME LABOR Relations 11 ·1-tf In lollfloLEPllRT, OJIIO 6136-M !>HONES 6a1J I ·lmnliner, F o!domatie, ~2195 . ~l_i~Ct\Jla _r's,. Poll'!~royi Ohw. ~ -Of THE .-X.- - . 1955 FORO V-8 .C..'Onvctlible cOUp~ .'I , air heatlne. HaJ'Iiwood floor~:~, storm windows anli doors, Venetian blinds. Nice lot wltb gar· age .antd driveway. $8800.00. Real Estq.te Broker MIDDLEPQRT l 2lUnlt tenllll, li 1 ' 1 PONTIAC Delux, 8 cyl,, 4--:. • . rOOms a~d bath each. Sep~rat~ door Sedan, Hydn~matic drive, .ROOMS for reftt. Phllne 205, Po~· . utility met~rs aOO laundrY fo $109:1. Blae-ttnar' s, Pomeroy, eroy. · __ _ _2-16- tc cilities. lri·~Om~ should -~~ ' . . _,. . .<\.1 • th . 7-2D-6tf Oh lO· , • . , $la80.0p ;Yeal')~. I..OCL:itL"u In t - - - . - .. , UNFURNISHED fi~:t noor apart· ·~ · heHt ·of the liu&ihes"s sectiOn 19M FORP v.s Customhn e, 2· m nt· FURNISHE1• !l ~ cond noor n1 d~ Sedan, like new da;k blue .ap~rt'ment. Call 6\70-J 7-J8-6tc . Show~ ~y ..appolD\Iffil;'nt Q !.f. nmsh $1295. Blaettnar.'h PO;qt.· ~ · ...-----·- 1 - cuc~'"LER R8ALTY •· · · 7 20-6t I n eroy, Ohlo. . c Furnished room fGr rent. Phon~ It,': Ui ~hone 106-Y iia WUiiamson Oil Co. .I Cuelt/tl' flult1J " ... I (81 Auto 5ale& MEW :.STATION --alS<>- ' MontJOmerY Nancy Ya.tes ACCIDENT Life, C•,u•lty •nd Bendt CllatOD ,Flsber, Jtiddieport. . :omplele WHEEL Phllll 11·"'1 ~aa.ci nt aD d brake servlee. Serrice. Well Bacbtt's Satetr 2 five. .room apartmentA; 2 fo•~"> MiDDLEPORT.!.... '3-biedfoom Mala Street, Pomtr.OJ', 0111o. wi'th ·hath. Niee levl' I lut . room apartments. all wlth ~at;n· tor ctet.n.. . SUNDAY ONLY JULY . 22 Frank ·sloatraDebbie Reynnlds 1 1 01 "TH T ,N 1t TR~P" · (Cine-··01 ., .......__ •"" T-hnk·'ar .... Fire. Autornobll•. Health wi·th haUl and· .automatic forced · dlepo rt. Ph. ~2(16-X. .AlJG!i1dENT, ,.-nne .,. T·! 1·The ·Service , "I Killed y.tlld 1111 Hickok" Alao Cemtdy 1nd C•rfoon INSURANCE AGENCY ).2Nfp - •ent-fbteolloo s..uold BoordJ, X. DODG~YMO\JTH D!il4LH-11 ERS. With This Hi,gh Horsepowl!r Combination . Rlfloo" lollll N, OP RUTLAND-MA • BE SE.8N STARTING SUNDAY . -- Phone 6221. N)Jht Phone - , "You'll Bu'rn Less Gas .• . Use Less Oil .. or Both" S.turdiy Only .iulr 21 Tyrone Power T..-ry Moon "KI .. Of Khylooc ICin...,ucope !f_Technlcol•r) 1 RODNEY DOWNING RISIDENCE OF THI LATE GIR · TRUDE Ct-IA.S!. O~i. HALF nL - - 'Electric wallpaper L H. BAWLIN0 SONS CO, - 2t ror er. Clinton Fishl;'r, Mid steam aaour Wrecker Service• Day .W Pur..UR Motor or men-'S wrist watch es- HamHtO"O", Et.-m . LM· g"'e and Buldva, 1 1'l to 21 je v;oel5, like ne.w. save half. Write Box ,668-A, % TJ:ae . Daily Sm~ · 7-21-31c tiiK"l. . w. H. .._. a_ "'"_'·__ oht_o. 6·19-s1:o:.....o ··-(141 _':_Fo:::·::.r_:R~e.:..n::.t_____: POMER9Y- •:.to<I•rn 4.room tram·· - 011 eM PURE G..a.. lne, t-rel'ftium or ...ular wnichev•r you nonneUy UM hr 1.000 mites. If VOII beve been Ullntt a 10.W, 20 30 orNe oil, yOu wUI burn lNt leN .11. or both - or wt will •lv• you any oilwhlch 1nu hne to be added In • •~Goo mile oil ch•nte ,.,1-od .. .. . . .. . . •. . . .... .... .. OH•r toad until July 31, 1956. Ask Your Pure Oil UM Hlth or 18 Bl Auto Services .. ~~1-3t·t - ~Y used bicycle. Write WATCH in iron! Want · Christ , burch ct Donald S;et>ver§. Jyly 8. Conta . 7·21·3tc 405-J. / 1• '!" ! ( 11 ) 7-21.atc ~f. L(~~=: c ABNl:R. H)'Stll St.. · CO""lll r;"""'r 1"'"'"'"1JCI' ~fcl:IPD. ___7~t~ t..Utl. A.~tu, rif' ... follo Call Dor Mlllll, Mlrldlfom1· Ohle 'f'wo 26' ' BICYCLES, b..:th i.< II 'JC ~ol --~ .condit i'On, tmt girl~t' and one boys', newly pa;ri,~ed. Wll 1 ~o bicyclI;' re-pair. ?b~n' ~PrutE' 35622 J. M. Little, Cllf:!6n, yt . '" . (20 Sl Insurance Middi eport. KNOWf va. you tbe !}cat t'l:I't: ur applian· For sal e'---&venl .. •.,,' MAX WARD Mrs. Wol!e, 981 t•ed bJ maU or -YOU FOREMAW ~ 'AB001'T T.V. i£11. VICE All ..U.0. Ropalr•d by E& pert Tedullc•am· Pboae 6284 Y Ruof Pai!ll, Ml~dl,.,.. ti-IIHI ' -~ per '1'01'4. es Phone 215 2-211·11 Bar0$1Simpsllb lDIUri.uce Anyone wanting lo buy furnitur-e , JiiU1llPp!?"t. f' 1're • Jiving ·room sultt!, dinette flet, ~.,o.J.s. Phc..n~ . W!~-i£: contae1. Frig!daire, Gas stove, t1 prmted at i'eau· e. car.tul Store. 118 W. Mala St., Pom~y Plumb ing Shop, Pomeroy . 7·20-31 - Trevy·Finstewold Funeral Home Top aua lily Majestic Rt-U. G~en and Blaek . Frl!ck r:! r's mcorrec:t U. ratJ~~J. RADIO & TIJLI<VIS!ON SE~VICE Phooe 200. Cleland Applian;ee Free est kitcht> space. l'ome roy. UU1 !.-pPelfll l'tl)-" ' Mr. and 'Mr5. Paul Frick of Rock Sprin.gs Road, Pomeroy, arc announcln!ll the man:iage of their dt:ughter, Linda Sue to Mr. Willlam Pullin, son of Mr. and Mt·~ . RaymODd Pullinfl, Columbus. The weddi,n·g was an event of June 30 be Dot Bobby Winebrenner had three bin· H ~ "5· 'fhc Indians scored 12 runs· 0 ioBthe fourth iooin.~. :t h" lg John Hysell pHehcd a three 1 ttter as he_ hurled t.h e Redlegs to o th~ir win over t•be Yankees. Hy· 1 0 :;: ~so h.ad a long home run in 1 e f.lUrth frame. Frank Ebers0 ~.a~ was. the losing tlLirier fo~ tbe 0 a 6 With Bobby Bowen 1mming 0 ~~to hurl the la~t two inning~!! . 0 b en Hamm apd Mike Spencer 5 oth bad two for two for the H the evening, while Tommy White 0 aOO George Blackwell al1t0 had 0 two nr'e blows. !.'bersbach had 2 t 1\'0 of the three hits that t)\e 0 Ya-nk.!l were able to garner. 1 The st.ndTnt&: 1 Til!lllm W 0 Breve~~ 6 ~ 1'::; 0 ~===-==:.:=====:., 0 Lt'nda Sue Frt'ck WeddJng Revealed woro woOl Pond.11 , l;'lc . P . Bottom, Ohlv. -bdorl;' 1 ror tD eu1.t BVLLDOZEll FO.R UIR E. bnem'eots, landscaping, M. Cowdery. Lon.: 7-11-tf than a ....., 01.1 - . :~m cbarlle $Gt.- ~=..,.=-==l=l=Y=•~n:k:... :::'======~"'=.,.='""~•=·=O=h=lo::'•:l:ro:-: ·::::• Quillen, 3b ---- -- ---- · 4 0 u ettn · k r!, p --------~- _ ,• 0 ... Totals __ ____________ 34 3 >1 F.~so · 100 101 001--4 II 6 GSI 000 003 ()(X)-3 4 3 FOR SALE OR TRADI!i : a Rooms and bath, ·l block to either school, 3 minutes .w.ll.lk to town. Priced tor qulck sal~. P~one SQD.J. lat', ~hlcken houae, 4 acres eoa! , plenLy locust post$·, M ~;o~t and schtlol bus route, Ph: m1les out o-f Rutland on gravel ;rood. W~ ll f.or .small plac e- in. Ge[)Tk(e . Kennedy, RutJa,nd , O~o. "l-21-6tc ,, ' trade ..2:.::::....---- 1h, ba.semf~t;'iipt 'Val~~ and· Rhower:, at Mailofl .. Ctll TtJi,; neT- 2229"tS. Mrs. F. C. Litton. 7-16-fitp . Bt!Ck. - '· ' "'l .: • .1' . ~.· ·· . · ttolince. Let A Datly Sentinel Dis ploy Ad b y or.Want Ad e · our MACHINE Jeprel•ntative. , ·' ..,. T·hly ,Get Results - and copaics. Crude 0 •1 $3 bn,-,11 Phone 907-M. VIROIL TEAFORD s>"'""· HD-6tc K..:E::::E.::TO::.N:_s::-=s:::Ew=IN;;;G SERVICE. Guarant~ed Sales & g,,..,,.. Jill mOd•I• ropaired & electrified. p. 0. Box 148, Phone 90g.J. Ohio. We Invite Bookkeeping A ..ounls, Andiltl, Tqx Pro· bloms, Notary Public. Offloe Phone 289·M Pomeroy Nal. Bank Bldg. 105 E. Second St. Po111eroy; Ohio ' • . C•<J>'nloc work, doors, floorlng ' Publle . , AecOIIJIIaBI -- . . ·- • h ,Yo.u llave som"t lng (20)Busmess Serv1ces 1 To Sell, trade or Af!· -- - . G. E. REUTER I ' Furnls.he6 rnor;nin~ house. 5 .he<!. rooms ~n second floor. 383 s. 2nd,. Middleport. Mrs . MauM 7-16·-6lp 4 rof!ms, Good Cleia Used Can All Makes •nd Modeb ClubHqmburg Fry Held Friday The Wide Awake 4-H Club had a ,hamburger fry at the · ho~e o[ Karen McElhinney, l·!'leh· p.~·esldent Friday' evening. )Irs. L . w. 'McCOmas is the reowlcl}\<lr uf the club and M'rs. Robeff McEl!linnr.!Y a!i· is ted with the party. Mrs. Eller was Lewis, assistant councillor, also pr&ent? Demontrations giv~n during th_e meeting included : beach bag. Dt· NANCY anne McComas; house slipp_et·s, McElhinney; shower gtfts, Covert. 7-l&-tf FROM B.aker Furniture W.E WILL SEE • " . . ~· • YOU SOON AT HC~arl s will turn wh1' n yu11 pa .~' lh(• p;11•k in thi s llo('kl'l Olrb. II lm~ 1111W1•r to 1pnrt with it's biij · V-8 cn& ln" ;tn fl ~mnt,!h hl' d ram;L ii{' driv ('. A one owm•r car that shows lht' best of cwre. Bright Jpt~rklin~o: \t).! hl hlut• f1n1'h w1lh h11rmnnlzim:: lnttrlm·. Sl'r it now. $1595 ''"'•"aenuinc lra1hn 11tl!'r1nr th: 1 ··~ I'!Pa n a~ a pm. Clear turn! R.ad1o, Fresh Air 't'ater, Dual hydram1111c rlt"l l ·t' ttnll rt N' \l tr r'r. d tt r('s . II '~ 11 one local owner car that's Fresll and I yotlll g ro lt !) ; II'!' it ;mrl Vl•u 'll ill want ·Aug. THE Me • ·' 15-18 with o display of the most riJIOdern DELAVAL, NEW HOLLAND, 4 FERGUSON, ond OLIVER PONTIAC ' P.rkerabur1 Ello A8 Eddy, tr -- ---· 3 rolwell, rf - ---- -- ----- 4 Null. 58 _. ___ 3 Bartlett , 2b __ _ ___ _ . 3 Gilchrist. c ____ __ __ 3 Tefft. c{ ________ __ 4 Hic h :ud s, lb __________ 2 Fleak, tb _____ _ _____ 1 Viers, 3b ____________ 4 Buduley, p --·- --·-- __ 4 Totals __ . 31 GSI AI Free man, 1·f 5 Guinther, ss ____ ____ 3 Spencer, 1b ___ _____ • __ 4 Long. 2b __ __ .. ______ __ 4 Buggs, c -------------· 4 Curnet, cf - - ---- ------· 3 ,Johnson, If ___ ________ 3 team Jed .all hitte!'! with thref' hib Bl>th are graduates of Pomuoy In foor trips to the plate. One Ol High School, he graduated ill 19M his- hits was a double. Dave Duck- ond •he in 19116. ley pitched wiooing ball for the The newlywedi' are residing in ' Parkersburg team while Joe Me6 xlnke wen¢ al the way for the Colllmbu.s where Roofing M-1 anCo. employe of the Limbach losera. Two walks, an war, an<l a wild SEWING CLUI MIITING pitch proved Mezinke's undoing lu The Jolly Bunch Sewlna: C~ub will the top of the ninth wben D&O meet at 8 p. m. Thursday s·cored the winnii'J'I run. at the home of Mrs. Kenneth The box scores: SeriH 91, 4 dOoflr 5f'dan ' provt Rus.sell, cf ------ -----· Athey, e ------···---·· Cooke, 2b -----·- --- --. Davis, q --- ---------· 1953 OLDSMOBILE FfblkY ,ll ! I Moore. 3b ··-----·-·-- 3 Hesson, lb ·--- - ------- ,2 $2195 71 team 13ii roomv wm cl)• t·ar l\11l• t'll ll ' t t"(lVt'r~ _ \l ~~1t r r kN'p~ l h> "lll Wili" Ul th1-~ ---~------. r11nl' in thedosecond inni.ng ()n twu erTors, a · uble by Gene Athey, and a single bs Kelly . Philip Sporn's regular ball : had a· stare as one toning of slopprly played bali almOst cost th~m their ball gam.- with the Gallipolis Eagles. Coasting al'01l.g o0n a 4-D lear! the Sporn ·t eam suddenly found the game tied up a-t 4 all wbc-n the Eagles put together four run~. four hits, and four Sporn errors in the fitbh inning. Tht> big blow of that inni'ng was a sin~le by Carl Baker tltat dro"e in two of the runs. Baker led all hitters i·n the game with three hits. Bub Stiver:s pirtLCh hit for CricSearles in the botlom u( tile tJCVenth. w«mt to :second on~ wl~d pitch and later .tcored on Buck Tennant's single. That gave the victory to the Spom boy.s. Kyter Cr.R P01. AB R Weiher, ct ----------·- 3 0 1 Wentz, lb ------------ 3 Jenks, rf ----------- - 3 0 Valentine, 2b ·------- 3 0 Neal. c -- --------·----- 2 0 0 Loaan --------------- - 1 Hubbard, 3b ----···--- 1 0 Tennant, 3b ·--·------· J 0 Rankin, p ------------- 2 0 G.rdn.er -------------- 1 0 Van Ma""e, 118 --------. 2 0 Clark, Jf ·---·-·------· 1 0 Total ---------------- 23 1 Sporn No. 2 AB R F. Capehart, If --· -··- 3 0 1955 DODGE own ·te•m CAR SIDEWALLS Prestige Redle&s took an 11·1 decisiOO from tbe Yankees. Lar'l'y Price pi~bed a one hitter as he hetd the Pirates less a.s the only hit off .his offep. ing'" was a siogte b.\' 11'1ll Davit in in lbe third inning. Htlly Elwood had a perfect night fdr t>be wmners w:th three for three, whiJe billy Wickline had tl1ree bits ia four trips to the Plate. Wtekllne had t·he only borne run ilf tht: game. LlHJe JJmmy Louk8 was the Winning pitcher for the mdians ovl;'r the Dodgers as b& finaU)o ~an into troUble in tbe last lnn. mg, and Ronni'e Phalcll had to 1101&<:' up. Th e Dudgers were 1 f h' h IJ c to ony our 1\ti. &nd Arnold had thr« of those. Mike Winebrenner was tbe top hitter for lhe lndhrns with four out of five · 1u d mg ' me a h orne run. Ronoie Phalen also had four hi'ts, whUc STOCK · · WITH WHITE 6:70x15 of Play Gallipolis 4-3. wbich is be· in thebymeet in, staged at Bachtel Field Jq Ma son will not be resumed until Mondt.y e-vening when Hartfor~ fat:efl Parkersb1.11'g CJO, Mason meets Cheshire, and Lakin plays Smith.'s Upholstering of Parker&. burg_ The latter game is t•hfl first game of the second round. Games are ~-eheduled for M.ond1y, Tue~ctay, Wednesday and Thursday nights 'll!eXt week. Gera·ld Kelly pitched on-e> hit ball for Sporn No. 2 in their victOiy over Kycer Creek. TBat lone hit came in the first 0 Prestige Tbe &erne an\~~~:!~ ~~~e Leagu~ ~~~~:m unbeaten In "Meigs Little Le'ague play last nl_ght as .t bey tOCik aD easy 13..0 vkrt.ory OYer the Pi1"ates for thei rs~ strai.gbt win. Meanwty_.lt! tbe Syraeulle IJJdfans stayed tlght oo their heels as they walloped the Dodgers 18-1. and tJhe Northup, Baker , cf 3b -- -~-------- · 44 ()1 32 :\fartin, p, 2b, sa ____ __ . 3 0 c Weiher, ss, 2b -------- 3 0 0 Thomas, lb _ ----- - --- 3 0 0 J>. Burdette. 2b, orr ____ 3 o 0 F'. Burdette, c _______ . 3 1 1 Boggs, If . __ ______ ___ 3 1 J Morlo!an , rf - --------- -· o o o Wallace, p ____________ 3 1 J Tat 11 Is ·-- - - -- ·- --· 29 4 f' Dhillo Soorn AB 1 H Vl'trilllll , d ·------ ---- 4 o o Tennant. 3h ------- ---- 4 1 ? H~>'"gerlv . rf - ----- ---- . 3 1 J Gi hbo;;. 2b ----------·. 3 2 f.ilmurt> . c ____ .. _____ - 3 ·o 1 3 0 1 I ayn e. If : r·, Cl••k lb --------·-- 2 0 0 , Si!vrP ~>IS. __ a 0 1 ------ - -- · SP~l'les, p - -- L 0 0 St ivf'rs ------2RO OR Tnt~·h · ., • ,,., 11 ., 001 .,.,, """' .. u 0 • R ,.,_, ,,.. tJ---1 1 Philip Spol'fl 202 000 1- 5 8 4 · ------- Racine Braves Still.Unbeaten One run victoriet~ featured the Pickene, rf ------------ 2 1 0 · 0 aight'& play in the Bend Softball KeJly, p --------------- 2 0 1 Tourll&ment on F.rid:ay evenina:•s Totals ------------ --· 23 2~ 4 Sporn No. 2 downed Kyger Cr-Hk Kyger Creek 100 000 0--1 1 3 by 2-1, Philip SpO>m defeated thl;' Sporn No.2 020 ()(X) x- 2 4 2 Ga.Hipolis Eagles by 5-4 and Par\ ker&burg Esso turned back GSI G•lllpolls E•tlea AB • H Sporn had scored twice l·o the fl rs 1 a nd 1wlc e i n th e second . 8 o hby Layn-e's Texas 1eoague 8'1·n.gle However, shoved two runs across In th e· Nf:W YORK Morl!.~on Square ball and track team&. (; m'(kn -- Tnny An\h1my . 175, New his gridiron tearnll ·hit a third while a double by Tennant a ·~l'ingle by JulUor Gibbs, and a York. stop!)l'd Tun y Johnson , 170, drou11ht more than a year dopped 13 staight a;ame, 1 1 B b G'l ·d d New York 10. lng all 10 last season . tr p e by I more e ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:";:;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;:;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I two ruf).~ 1or Sporn in the !int. i Gibbs and Tennant each had two hits for Sporn. Winning hurler was Crlckett Searles. The third game· of the cvendng saw ParkerabUtTg ES80 extendOO to nine innin!j"s of play to ·clown GSI by a 4-3 aft('f the Galli poll~ team had tied the llllomc up with 15.49 1 'F ARM EQUIP~ENT Besure And s.. This Gigantl~ Display! ·FULTON· THOMPSON. ' $1395 I , KARR and VAN ZANDT 0 P~mtroy Ohio · - ·..... i'ooe F~ ' ' • ' f • ., ., i . ' Clteij buts:OWn:PI•s:,aa) record ,'.. and tQPS all rivals · · ·' · ·· llltludiAI cars in avarr price range! Cl!e'nolel fakO$ firs~ seconft a'¥' BellS ib own &look car '""'d by a hottea\ . lwmlnc aplnllt.lho competition Ia the land, ·Chevrolet won U>el'lkeo·P-* climb. Thla ia unque&tiona.ble proof of Chevrolet'" BUpteme roG<14biiUr--the a<C~Uacy of Ball-ROe. oteerihg, tho IIOlidlty ol outriaer rear apriap; the traotlon of balan~ weliht dlotribution. . ··- Tliete ' no ar-tet tart of a ~ar•s road· ufety !1"",~11•~, ~'!!"' the Pik.,. Peak climb. Try it youreell, the "crown" twiee in a row! ., , • j ~· " �' • -· Page Six " _ . . _ ... ,.,. .. God thou wou1dest ..... Mkecl of hlln, .M he- would hen • 0 • erwn thee li•inl wat.r. (John 4:111-J PRAYER: 0 Lord, Thou hast toward w wttb Jnfioile bounty, ~or Thou wvuldest •atisfy our deepest Deedl and tbe soul's stncere deslrea. Gnnl us atrenetb of Thy Jove tbat we may do unto rKbers as 'IN would baw them do unto ua. In our Master's name. Amen . poW'ed out Thy lclve I ., ·--...... - __ The Duily Sentinel. and study . Sermon by Rev. W J Bartels of tbe J<'ederated Church Nlll1lel')' and Jumur ehurrh . lor all children, Mrs- Shelton 1e&dcr Tu.eaday '1 :30 reception fur the pa:; tof and family Thursd11y 6 30 One W"Oq One class p1cruc at tb.e F06~ ter home. Alfred Mtthodlat Church, Reo.-. R. M. Grove, Pastor. Sunday School a-t 9:30 Lloyd D1Umger, pastor, Supt. Worship .~en-lM' at 10:~ With Dinsmore Boyles lt::ad me. Wednesday evcnmg prayt'T servlces at 7:30. Chvrch of Chri!lt, Middleport, Fred J. liardner, peustOJ B1ble SchooJ 9:30; Morning worship a~ 10 30 subject "When He Move~ In "; '1 :30 P. M. Evemng service subject "Progres.s of th e King dom"; Wetlne~day 7 .30 prayer meeting, and Bible study . Pomeroy-~lddleport, cas1t'r camp . Thur.•dfl> 7 p. m CHURCH OF CHRIST: Hiland L-holr pr&cllt'f" , Aug 25~26 Oh10 Chapel, Rev. Edison Weaver, Area La) mens IM tJtute at OhiO Bible School 10 a m . Supt. Henry Wesleyan l:nJVI?rsJty Eblm, M{lrnine service 11 :30 A Fi~~ Pri&bytflri•n Church, Mid. M ; Evangelistic Service '1:30 r. diepo'l-t, Rev Howard Ruppelt , M. pastor Church School 9.30 James Graee Episcopal Church, Easl Buc-hanon. Supt ; Mormng worship 10.30 toplr "How Did Christ Tak e Mam Street, Pomeroy. Rev. .J . Cntit'J.Sm?" Wednesday Jumor Edwm Charles, Rector; Mrs. Cedric W. Clark, orgamst. Worship ('holr 6 30: Sl'nior cho1r 7 p m Prcsbyt•ri•n Church, Syr1cute , and !errnon at 10:30 A. M., Holy H.ev. Howard Rupp(•l\. pastor Commumon finl Sundt~y in month and C h ureh School 9 ·30 H.otwrl Har- Church &hnol, Beginners Pr1mary, al 10·30 A., M For inforden, Supt; 7.30 Comn1UnJnn sermalion concerning our work, VJce please lel!!phone 302-J. Little Hocking Evangf'l icll l Me. thodJst Church Sut:day wnrship Chrlst!•n Church •t RHdsvlll• Blblt> Seh{)f,l 9:45 11 m. Wors hip Every Sunday HI A M Sunday Service 11:00 a. m Yllut!l Set'Vice Srhoul and Comnl.'lnl{l n fin;t Suo Ev:ln.~;:elieal Serviqe day in montn II A. M. Church 7·30 p . m 8:00 p m Mid wrt'k l'rayer Mee\ cornrnunw01 and pre.iiChing; third ing Wcdnesds.y a.nn 11 m Rev Sunday in month 7·30 P. ~ ­ Carl MrPhl' rson, Pastllr. Every- churrh prl'aching- Rcv Harold C. i Plrtt A•ptltt Church, Middl•- one welcome. Do~ler, Pastor. ' por1, Rev. C. E. Hoyt , pas-tor Church ScbOQI 9.1 5 Frank CheeiiePresbyt•rian Church, Hnrlt.O~ Christian Churck at long Bot· b S M ville, the RC"v Howunl Ruppe! I, rew. upl. ; ormng wursh1p at mo d cralur. C'l Jun· h .Sf huo,1 9 30 : tom, t' VCI ~ Sun d ay 9:ao A. M. 10:15 c hlld t:cn's story top1c "A Sunday Schoo) and communion: top<c " In the Evening wursh1p. 8 p m. Jo~n . 11rs 1 •S um1ay 10 mon th 7 :.,,0 p . " . Good C.'tom "·, Hoyt , gue~l nnn.:.lcJ" . Good Old Summertime": 7:30 Church prcachmg; th1rd Sunday evening worship, topic "Striving, Rldne Baptist Church, V. Wt:l· 1n month 10·30 A. M Ch ul'\b cornley Jenkm,, Pastor. Sunday School lor the UnaUamable "; Monday munion !lind preachdlg. · -Rev. . h II h 9:30. Mornmg wor~hlp 10:4~. Evt-'- llat·old C. D•·tc•, p. m . Sen10r c o1r WI ave a pot ""' • Pa•tor. " nin~:: worshiP 8 on the 1st, 3rd, ~Lh l.ck s Op per 'l 'h . e h orne o f Mr Sundays .P1a.ltr Meetmg WedTht Church of Chritt, Keno, lind Mrs Lisle Dilc:;!, \Vcdnesday nesday 8 !<Jim slr:ps on the life 1 every Su nd<~.y 9:30 A M. Sunday 7:30 m1d~week prayer and praise of the At),--,stiP l';wl w11l be shown S<'bQol and ~:ummunJOn, oco nrl service; 8·30 .llenmr choir; Priday ·30 meelt ' 1 •to d every Wt·Lk thru J1Jn1', July and Sunday ill month 10:,10 A M 7. ng o pa rs an 1ay- Augus t Churcil communiotJ and prcachma~ men or Pomeroy, Rio (;r<!nde and Bethi Phem Bapti'' Ch1.1reh, v . fourth Sunday in month 7:,30 £' Ce ntral Baphst A&<iociallon:~ at Wcs!ey .l1·nkm,, Pastor. J\forninl! M. {'~Urch preachm!l.- llev , Harthe Calvary Bapti.l!t Church. Rw wor.~h1p 9 :~o Sunday Srhool 10 45 old C. Doster, Pastor. Grande, to -nstder the cog•oop· w ' Evrnmg worship 7 30 Rev. Jen ing of Baptist churches ln this Tha Chrl,tl•n Church at Hemar~a. kins pn•ach1·~ on lhf' 2nd and 41h lock Gruve, every Sunday 9:30 A Sund<~ys . :\1rs Ed! I h Codner preachl'.<, on I he 1~1. 3rd, 5th Sun- M Sunday School a nd cominumnn days. Pra;cr l"IH!l'li ng Thursday at second Slmday in month 7:30 P. 7:30. Film ,,t, ip on the life of thc M churrh prcachmg fourth SunApo.<;tlc l'aul w11] be shown every day m mon th IO .:JO A. M. church cotnmumon and preaching - Rev, w~ck 1h1u J1Jnl', Jul y and August. Third Street Pent1codaJ Church HMold t: llo~>ter. Pastor. Middleport. B. L. Bllrrett. pasto r . EUB Chureh•l, Morning Star & Sunda}' School 10 a. m.: Even ing Entcr prtse, Hev. Ru ge r Bts her~ aervlce 7 45 p m. Pastor. Mornmg Star Suni1y Methodilt Ch.uge, Lm-art Fall1, .School 9 45 A. tf. W..orning wor9:30 A. rM. Apple Grove 10 30 ship at ll A . M. MYF Sunday e\'ePtlants, 7·30 P. M. IA"-laJ'I. FaJ's Ru - mng at 8 Prayer meetmg ThunPal Life ServR't-' w,tth specJa,J mu· day evening. F.t~.t~rprise Sunduy sic. Pi·a}er m et~t.ill>gs : Wednesday Schoo l 10 10 A . M. Morn i ng woreven1ng 7 30 I >~ ' L <wt 1-'alls, Sunday ship 9:30 ,&.. M. YF at 6 30 P. M. 1•vcnwg r\pjJit' Grun•, Sunday eve- Evening worship 7 30. Prayer nmg Eu.o.lt LL•1nrl , MYF lliC("lings mectmg Wednesday 7:30 P. M. Monday 7 30 P 1\1 Apple Grove, UB Cf:urchtt, Letart F•lll, Ro· Thur.o,rlay 7 30 I' M J<;a~ Ll'llal'>l. ge r Martin, Pastnr. Sunday School St. Paul Luther•n Church. Rn. 9.30 A . M. Worship ServJte '1 P L. M. M()hrhoff, PaRtllr. Sunda-y M. Christia n Endeavor altNnatc School 9:30 A. M Chal'lles Lytl e, Sundays at '1::!0 P. M. S upt. Divwe scrYJce 10:30 A. M. Public a'wuy<~ wc-Jcome. Church of th• Nazanne, SyrtSt. John l-utheran Church, Pine cus-c, M. C. Larimore, pastcu. Groyc, Rev L. M. MohorhoU, Pas· SundRy School 9:30 A. M. MorniDj tor. Divine SC'l'vices not 2 P. M. worship 10:30; NYPS 6:30 P . .M; every flt·st unrl lhird -Sunday of E'l;angehstic service 7 30 P . M. eaob montoh until Novl!mber. Pub- Wednesday even.ing prayer meet :rc i'llvi1ed. ing for the m!Uwc~k &nd Tuesaa, Zion Church of Chrllt, Located 11fternoon p rayer hour. on Pom eroy-HarrisonvilJI! Jtoad. House of Prayer, Chester, SUit> Bible School 9 .:10 A. M. Monnin-g day School 9.30 A. M. Morning Worship ood Commun-I on- 10 30 A. worship ll A. M. Sunday evening M. Chrlslilllll Endeavor 7: I~ r . M. wo rship al 8 Prayer mecltng on Sacred Heart Guild Evening Worship 8 P. M Th\1mas Thursday 8 I' M. WyatL. ~inisler. JOJ~K·ph Johnson, Bible Schoot, Supt . Church of Ctlrlst, Budfll'rd, Mintnvlllt Methodltt Church, Rev. John Wyatt, l'.1stor. B1ble Rev. R. .M. Grove, Pas.t{Jt', lfo.sm'Cr Sehoul 9:30; church scrv1ccs 10 .30 Rnus h, Supt. 10 A. M. S,Unday Youth meeting at 6 P. M. 11nd School; 11 A. M. Wurshi'P Service; cvangclJstic service Sunduy evr!n'J'ucsday 7 30 P . M. ing Bt 7, James Reed, Supt. Midway Community Church Reedtvllla Chtr1e, Rt¥. FrHI1nd belweoo_, l.;ang.svitJe and ])e:.tcr l)l1 Norris, Pastor. Services at Joppa ContlnuoUI Servtn1 From Loadmg Creek Rood. Rev. n . E. 9:30 A. M.; Sunday at 10:20 SunCafeterl• Lunch Style Thom,a.s. pastor, .Fl-oy tl Cl.Wund, day S('hool al Lona Bottom 9:20 A. 4 1'. M. on Ohurc.h Service 7.30 P . M Prayoe.r M.; Preachlllll .service 11):41); SunPublic Invited meeting Wcdne..'lday n i)(hl 7:30 P. day School B\ Reechville 9:20 A M. Ev;erynne oordul!Jy dn.v1led M. Preaching. ·The Rutl•nd Methodltt Church 1 Free Mtlhodlat Church, Herry Rev. RDhert E. Linter, Pastor. I Balu, Pastor, Laurel t:Uff. SunSunday Schoof 9:30 A. M, G-eorge day School 9:30; Class meeUna Carwn, Supot. Wurshlp Service at lO·SO; l'~MY JJervice 7:00; Preach10 311 A. M. ine 8:00; Prayer Meeti!ll Y{edncsTht SyrecuM Mathodlat Church day 7:30. Hysell Run Sunday Rov. Robel'lt E. Linter, Pastor. School 10; Preaching 11 :13. Sunday School 9.30 A. M. IJanB FAIRVIIW Wlncbre.nnor, Supt. WorJOhip S!!rEdward Griffith pastor. Sunday • vices 7.30. SchooJ 9:30 a. m.; Young Peoples THE RACINI MISSION, Ch1rles meeting 6:45 p. rn.; Preachlna: serBush, J>aslor. SundRy School 10 Ylces 7:30 p. m.; prayer mectlna. a m . Sunday evening wors h ip Wednesday 7 :30 p. m. 7.30 p. m. Weekly Pr11ycr Service~ Bradbury Church of Chrl•t, Tuesday 7.30 p m. Purlland scr Lawrenore A. Kretz, Pa.!ior. Thlll('vlce§ Prayer ser,.lce Monday at man Cwrsey, Supt. Sunday School 7 30 P m. Regular church service& 9:30; Mom.~na filt'l'ntO:ri 10:30; Chl'lt!t. FrldHy 7:30 p. m. tlan End't"l!llvor (I· 4 I I ACMOTORS REPAIRED AND REWOUND DEAL WITH MEN Ice Cream OF EXPERIENCE SOCIAL TWIN CITY on . . OhiG Thl! Amateur beld theu Gan:lenen- anuaJ Club Mr.. Robert Coau. Mrs. Hwold Lohse of th~ Amateur Gardeners Club ].ave been invited to exhJbit arrangements at the flower show. Mrs. James S. Titus lliDd !Mrs. Garen St.an~;~bury of the MiddlepOf'l Garden Club are chairmen of the show and Mrs. James B . Tllus of the Amateur Gardenert~ Club ~ chairman of ,t he corsage clau. Among the members who will a~ as hootessea- durJng. the two day L'<lnvention are Mt'5. 0. P. Klein, Mrs. Bruce LlOyd, M,rs. Cift'To-11 Swanson. 'Mrs. Arthur Skinner. Mrs. James B. Mr!i. E. M. Bl~~;ke, Mrs, Waltfl' Orooks, !11"8. E. S Sch<la{. Mrs. Kle1n itoi in tharge nf publicity for the eonvenlion. The club w1U also furnish four flower arrange. ments for the> table~ in t.he dining room at Howa rd Hall during the convention It was announced that Mr~. Eart Knight and Mrs. Paul LeonMason, 'Would bC' hostessf'.s the September m eet m ~ of IAe club. Mr1:1. James B. Titus. chair· man of th e- program commi·aee, na med Mr-9. Arthu r Skinner. Mrs. Reibel, Mrs. L. E. Rey·noJ<ts and Mrs Robert Rawlings ori h e r committee. Thev are to attcrJrd a program phtnnmg worship at thr R1Jti.:Jll d Methodist' Chu rc h , Aug 6th. The l,: c:veting prize was coniri ~ buled by Mrs A. J. Skauss and won by Mrs, D C. MJJie.-. Durtn~ the 81)('1&1 b our Mn L. E. Rey. nolds presented th e hoRteU, Mrs. Blake, with a g1f·t in ' apprecia~ llon of her huapitality . Games were played du ring lhe even:ng wi~h prizes awarded to a number of the 'ml!"mbc-rs and gues:..S. verSJt.y. at the Bruce Lloyd and Mrs. picnic bome of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Blake Fnday evenmg with Mr. Blake as chef for the Cried chicken supper wblch was prepar-ed and seroV. l'd on !he lawn of the Blab hom e The meal· was served buf(et style and the members anJ guest, were seated at caTd tables, ecntered w1th mmiature arrang~ m ents of s ummer flowers, and at th e long picnic table. Guest!l at th<.· party were Mrs. George Dalla,_ Mrs. JJ . C. Miller, Cherole Hl 1kt-; Betty Hicks, 'Gallipolis and .\-11 s As11 Camp, Ma.;.oh Mr~. Bl'n Phil1wn , preSidE"nt , w.. _, 1n charge of the husines5 rn 1·etmg and two new nu'l-mbers: .\1r.~. ltandolph llumphnes anrl Mr-. Ph ilip Bailey were vot~-ct in~ lo th t· d ub and the rc•,.. gn:tlion, of ~1:-.s Ellznbeth J·oachim was ac~.:cpted With regre-t. M•: s. Reyncllb, leilcher m lhl" I' Kindergar ten, ~pn ke of the 1m pO-rtance uf \'Ot:ng for the school bond Jssue n· x• ·rue~day and •urg1•:! !he mernh. rs and 'guest-s to ~' " '' l_h(• polh to a~Sl"l m Plssing th lh \'ilk'] l1•vy. .'1-l-rs l'h:lso n <Jild Mrs. Robe, 1 Hclill'l, prcsid cnt -Pkrl of ChdJ anrl Hc•g Jnn11l Director, led <1 dJ.scusSJOn 1 f h(' Stale Convcnllun of the Ohw Asooc1ation cl f;;mlf'n Cluhs wh1ch Will be held S•·pt 6~7 1n Athe-m ot Ohia Uni- the Criners Enterta>in M:Iddleport Little , League Indians Fav FAMILY •oc111c Wjt!iam ..,..•,..., • ud cflqbten. ... lui ·c ..n 81re0t, h.,_, Offlee lloan: 1 to U, 1 ·' te 1. (Cbe • N - .. MILK surely sweeps my It's nutritious: and I OII'Jae Meft..,JJI••. . T..a..tJl Vol. VIII· No. 83 ! David Ro~h Of New Haven Is Chosen ···· Star,State Farmer Of West v·· ..... .Bloc shes avil relo provalln Coa ! • UP The "baby fllibu.ster" sUJ_ced by tl:u~ apprt,\'ed the arlmllli~tr•- 1 outnumbered DIJJ:Ie bloc delayed lin n'<; civil rights b11l today over paYage for a wd: snuthr1 n oppositio n But the 1 Barring .a major upset, lbe m('a~ul r was aJml)~t c<·rtam to die bill wilt die in the Senate Where 1 Ill lh1. Senate. 1 it 111 not expected to g.et palt the Th€ ru ll l'llll vote In the Hou.se , Senate Judiciary Commitl~. Tbe · 1rrn f:n_l pas.Jage of the bill was \I rush toward week end adjoum279 to 126 ment and threat Clf a southern flJAJ puwerful ~ahUon of lkpub- l ibWJter wilt almo~t certainly pre. li~:a ns and northern Democr•ts vent Senate action. drove the b1!1 to final pa1sage A Southern Mon Bloeketl -- - - - - The final vote came afttt the House beat down a southern move to kill the IMH by lending U bad. to the Judiciary Committee. The roll can vote Wlt,l 275 to 131 against thia mow to •·recommit" tM bill. HIJu~(' Howaro Cooa,, Jr. .21, of tol( Ohio, was iD ertUeal_condi": late Suftday evenlnc ill Hosptal in CohlmtiUI I from a auns:boot wownd sell·tnClic.t,ed at t be ,hor;lle of DJrwln. AeeordiDC .to reports' Coon, along wi!'h hi• parents, ' and HowM'd Coon Sr., of nl Route 4, Swanton. were vilit. 1ng at the Wheeler borne at the time ol the- al'Cideot. Al11o visiting t!MI'e were- Mr. Mra. Rotw>rt Kawazynsk.i and lly of Salem, MMa.; Nancy ""''"~· 21, SyiVIIllll, OhiD and Mr. Mrs. Carrol-8tobart and family near Darwin. .fl. ' ~ Middleport Youth Dies In Barge Of Deadly Gas Fumes I . 1 I The b1dy of Hcn:ry Barrett Jr . 10, snn of Mrs. Henry Barrett. R:n lro<~::l Street, Mitldleport, -a·as rcci,\'Prert from the interior of a Tt•xa< u ga~ baorlle at approximately 10 30 A. M. -tbli" morning by the ~flddt1·rwrt Ftre- 2nd Emerge-IK') I S.!U<i<l~ .. .. taken a wftlk with ~is Mlss Pierce, juat h•lore at the P-ierce, . ~as a lunch. ,,, •" oldrr in :tb~ Coon, Wheeler I·Stohl,..., w~rt tlltting on 'Cause I really , know· my biz. the ))01<11 wben t)IO·,.aecldi>¢ ~ - ROOMS Of Ill New Furniture I FOR I .' I drink milk for red. Plaee of tbe . 81bootii!.a: iawt to be ill an: outbuilding pep,up a Ar(d my energy I step • up." $299.00 BAKER ne¥'1 .< ' "" FURNITURE £l 0.. Tbo Bri«hlelt Cor·= ~ nor In Middleport ~ =BAKI!R FURN{TVII£~111~~~;~;~~~~~~ii • • this . ,. •· ' eateq)ri~ ot ·cc•··-··•-• his income of $lt,688 was $7,4'73. with the ,b oaor of being St«te of Wte&t Virtlnta's , llop .FFA farmer, Roush wa1 also ~d with an awa:rd of $100 ·-·-- On four )'6_.. ill FFA Wahama Cbapter, be total HJturn; of vo- a- cost Df $0,837 ' ~v· ' FIRST BOTTLED GAS 1 by the FFA Foundation· ' \\ ~ 111 fddlUon ibe wiU receive an .. g.penses paid Jttip to SpriEtgfiel<l, :· .Mau., with nltpn Smltb, Wataama i-1 "V~g instructor. 1be two wut at· ' HOOK UP f ·OR THAT PRi~E-L()WEST . lVEII{ ,. '. 1 ,..jd <he five dayi. Roush will bon· tb• , .. .,.... SEE ·us ~. The Only BoHle Gos Storag'e Pia•,-~ I·~ M;~ips·t'~~~~; . statel El<"""'llon 1~ and will be " .' er . e Tbe Stfiilit Your vote- for the ~Jc?nd i&Sl!C!" wiU appear · Hunt· wilt help to give Middleport Ht.,b lnaton on w.-.eacby, J,u ly 25th fieh()(ll atudent.l better education· Where they wlll bE! intervieWed, at racllll!es by; proyldlng addition- -~ -· ' Attending the ceremonies from al space in tlle 'biih sob(tOJ buildalready over crowded class rooms wblch are ncrt condUctive to Jood .row Brown and Mn. Lee 'l'homp- educatton.!l pratkea. <tbe area were Mr. and Mrw. Ro bert Hortman-; Mr. and Mil's. Wood NO . RED To t:ond•u·t a t~oun~l, pro'gre11lve hank, a lew rulea •re neee..ary. However, at thll ..... ·1250 hank 1hey are 1lmple and loll!lh:al, and nol allowed lo lnte:rfere with our key aim• to n-ndef. prompt, friendly. helpful Starter . . . . ·· 1495 REAL BARGAIN BUYS ROW •• eervlee to Mil of our cualomers• .. -. ' ' . , ~ The picture abov- is our Bottle Gas Storog li plant ~hlch is locat.d 1%4 jult outside of town. It is the only ·plant of iti 'kind in Millgs county anti through ,ft-we offer the .best in bottfe gas sarvin. to our many c·ustomen in this area . ' The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company POMEROY, OHIO f!l"· all ol Letart. Roush ls the aecoo.d Wahama traduatt- to be iO hon<~red . George OiU of Letart wu given the award ln,19:13_·_.- - - - - , - - TAPE · ,. - ' Home .~ames Sold Out : i · S~ys Director - Uarket Reports CINC!NN ATi. ••'td iRat' Uek!!t& will fiaJes; opened ·o UP' - Pto~ uce : Ticket Slate Unl· foOtball gam· Rill Seen Headed For Certain Defeat When Taken To Senate \V.\~IIJNGTON Atteatpl "Through my work I <an whiz Low tonitht ..,..,.,. In 60s. Phone 3'98. Youth After UCfiOh ON BAILERS 1956 On :milk, a beverage of DOte!" • ~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ----------------~- dolo •• ' .. Olrio: Partly ""'""' ond . lltlla Ohl•: P..-tt, clw4y Mtl little ch•nte In tempentvree ....., thrv T~ with chance of • few IC-altand .....,,, ....,. and in ut.-.me south t..w,ht .. r.,.. day. Hlth toct.y law In Mlcl 10L .' / vole. IBAKI!R - -- -- BALERS at It wa.11 reported that 1\\tcn.dlng WE<re Russ McElhin· ny, TeMy Johnson, Mlckey Murris Randall Bnwlet~, ElJ1s Clonch, licne WJMt", Mike ShaUer, De rmis CAarles Sa!•lens, Snookie C{lie, Bu~h . Juhm-ny Sl'nger. Sonny Ste~ warl; coaches To-mmy Dav1s and Gcu rge H1bhs, and manager Gcn ~' Marvm. HOSPITALIZED ON IIRTHDAY Mrs. Martha Hudo;on , who Is a patient at Jlolzl!r Hos pi-ta l, celehtnted hc1· ninetieth birthday a( lh~ hospital fi)-Jday, She received cards and flower.!! from re latives f l'ie nd~ anr\ ~cr vlsllars Included h e r .~ on~. Wilson and Brad Hod81ln, h er daughter Mrs. Ed Price , Mr Prlct>, Clevchu1d; Mrs. C . Wise Jr who look h er a birthday cake, and Pauline Sisson . e ' . N. W. COMPTON, 0. D kc' C' S NEW ' 191ab Buctley ~ Flnt and _ , . : : Coca Cola Criner b<l li club. lhe Indians, wit:h e Wiener roast , Fri'dsy evening at th e Muldleport Roadside Park pr<." et•udi·n.!l their game wtth lhe Ym- 2 iEFT CLOSING OUT Th•·•Mill -·• ·...., ·lfl'• . Jll..bfl B.Jttll• j::::·--~:"'::::·~~:her::·~··:d::!a::1!1::<M;:~cl:·:·:·::::::::::::::::::::;;,. . . ONLY BROWN'S TRACTOR SALES IS . v""'"''· A family plcnac wu held at the and .Mrs Fry· Middleport Ro&dalde Park, Frld.ay Mr a.Qd· Mrs• lft...noon hon<>rlnl lllr. IDd ...... IDd Mro. o...~ ~~~ Frtay'u Loctbome, who are Howard Ervin flower ar;;~:\s:,~;l~; Da,r.ene, books were distribu:te~:\1Jdr1lcport en:ertamcd memb81'8 meeting frofn 0 . L. .Roush, of \hP M1dd le po tt LltUe LeoJgue ager ol the 'M iddleport plant Mr and Mr& .mil ciaughters, Janet an-d • ---~-~------.:_-~t~rdoy, July 21, 1956 Amateur Gardners Club Annual . • Held Af fL.P/CniC m: Blake Home Wednesday, July 25 ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP . enttne • ' HOLZER HOSPITAL Admltttd: Theron E. Moni6, Lanesville; Howard Nol'ln. Syracuse; Ernelll Dnew, Po111eroy: Mn. Eva H&ndricb, Potne:roy: Mrs. Walter France, Rutland; Mrs Harley lf. Nelson, Laitz;m'!Je · Mn, Tbeedote Cub, Bulfalo, W V•.:!J..Ad_am Benson, G•llipolis F'f~. 1 ; Mrs. w.alUr Tayror, Pt. · Ple"asant. l)~rged: Mn:. G. ~ JtcC.rty &l:ld-aon. ~-~ Jlaven; Mil. _Bamuel ~,P, 1'1: ~t · . · . . Egga, flrm , g!!nerally I c hi gher ; U. S. consumer A WlJite and brown jumbos 42-49; large 41)..43 : mediluns 34-35 :' small 24-2'7 ; 8 }arge 31-30, . Chlcbns . lryers about steady. fryers 3-3ltl lb. 10-20 ; liens. h eavy over Sib. 16-17; hens. 3· lb and under ·11-16: hens, light type 13-14. Butter, 90 sCOI"'! 68. EMERGINCL RUNS The Pom~roy Emerg jlncy Squad was called to the hom._ o{ Mrs. H.arTey Nels(}n, Salem Center on Sunday eve~mg at 11:30. Mn -~ ·N'fllBOn was re.~uoved W Holter Hl>spit•L . 1 The bill wculd t"r~te a ~:ommlt-­ si.Qn to rnvestigale t"harges or dvll riehta vlol.ationa. And · it would arm th attorney gtoneral with ad~ diUonal legal powers to puoillh vi· olaton. President El1e11hower bad -apPf"led ofr p.usage of a civil ripta bill. The measure was recommended~ by Attorne)· General Herbert 3f:owncll Jr. SaekeJ'I of the legistat:t)n tenned it a " moderate" ~ch. But Southemm roundly denoullt'ed it a.s "riclc:m.s" lell.tation. They said it w1111 a poUtitillly inspired attempt -on the p,rt ol ~ublicaos and northern Democrafs to woo tht Negro voW- in tbe fall elections. · ,._ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 21, 1956 hewetson robinson